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ELENA KAGAN'S $20 MILLION COMMITMENT TO DESTROYING THE REPUBLIC What would you say if you learned that a member of the highest court in the land has spent the last 30 years openly advocating for the destruction of the US Constitution and even went so far as to accept $20 million from Shariah Law proponents to accomplish her goal? That Supreme Court Justice is Elena Kagan. TELL CONGRESS: REMOVE KAGAN FROM THE COURT! SELECT HERE NOW! The year after Ronald Reagan entered the Oval Office with the goal of restoring America to greatness; Elena Kagan penned a telling and disturbing...

HOUSTON -(Dow Jones)- Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal said Thursday that Israel should follow U.S. President Barack Obama's recommendation of an independent Palestinian state based on the borders that existed before the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. In an interview with the Fox Business Network, Prince Alwaleed said Obama's plan, which was set out Thursday, was "straight to the point," and that for Israel "to be in peace with the Arab world, it has to abide by the roadmap Obama has established today." The Saudi royal also said that Obama's "wait-and-see" approach towards the revolts that have shaken Egypt, Libya, Syria and...

Prince Alwaleed has given considerable amounts of money to American universities as well -- notably Georgetown, where dhimmi pseudo-academic John Esposito heads the Prince Alwaleed Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding. This story shows why the intellectual climate in Middle East Studies departments all over the U.S., as well as the U.K., is so pro-jihad and anti-freedom, and doesn't allow for any dissenting voices. "Libya and the LSE: Large Arab gifts to universities lead to 'hostile' teaching," by Stephen Pollard in the Telegraph, March 3: ...Yet, on the most conservative estimate, other British universities have received hundreds of millions of pounds from...

The Fox News Channel and MSNBC may be ideological competitors, but they see things the same way on homosexual “gay pride” in the media business. The National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association (NLGJA) is sponsoring a March 24, 2011, “Headlines & Headliners” fundraiser to be hosted by MSNBC anchor Thomas Roberts, with “special guests” that include Jamie Colby, Rick Folbaum, and Kimberly Guilfoyle of Fox News. Tickets are $100-$150.

Hide your face and grab the kids. Coming soon to a TV in your child's bedroom is a posse of righteous, Sharia-com pliant Muslim superheroes -- including one who fights crime hidden head-to-toe by a burqa. These Islamic butt-kickers are ready to bring truth, justice and indoctrination to impressionable Western minds. Scheduled for release on the new network The Hub -- formerly Discovery Kids -- which launches today (Time Warner and DirecTV carry it in the city), is a cartoon beloved in the Arab world and received timidly in Britain last year, "The 99." The program chronicles the adventures of...

There’s a big media turnout for the trail of the controversial Dutch politician Geert Wilders. The platinum blonde anti-Islam fighter is on trial in Amsterdam for inciting racial hatred.

Rotana Media, the broadcaster and music group owned by Saudi billionaire investor Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, said it had agreed to sell a $70m stake to News Corp, Rupert Murdoch’s global media empire. Rotana said on Tuesday that News Corp had agreed to buy a 9.09 per cent stake with an option to take this up to 18.18 per cent. The move will mark News Corp’s most significant investment so far in the Middle East, where faster GDP growth, a young population and maturing advertising markets have begun to draw US and European media groups facing slow growth in their...

Call it "The Wild 'n Crazy Guy–Billionaire Style." Maria Bartiromo's interview of Prince Alwaleed, the largest shareholder of Citigroup, is literally a Saturday Night Live skit waiting—begging—to be made. CNBC's Bartiromo conducted the interview by remote this afternoon. When the camera went to the prince, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, you might have expected to find him in a TV studio, or perhaps in his business office, or even in one of his palace rooms. But no, there he was sitting outdoors apparently by his stables, with seated camels and sleek horses very visible in the background. And rather than being...

July 26 (Bloomberg) -- Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal is donating 17 million euros ($20 million) toward the building of an Islamic art wing at the Louvre, the largest-ever gift to the world's biggest museum. Alwaleed signed the donation agreement at the Paris museum in the presence of Louvre President Henri Loyrette and French Culture Minister Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres. The prince said his gift, which he called ``an investment,'' will help to better explain the Islamic world to Europeans. ``Relations between Europe and the Islamic world are going through a turbulent period,'' Alwaleed said at the signing ceremony, held...

WASHINGTON - Saudi Arabia's latest public relations gambit is a halfmillion dollar donation funneled through an American charity and aimed at stocking America's public libraries with Saudi-approved books and tapes about Islam. The $500,000 donation from Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bin Abdul Aziz al Saud is to the Council on American Islamic Relations. CAIR was founded in 1994 by Nihad Awad, a man who has openly expressed support for Hamas, a group the American government says is a terrorist organization. CAIR's New York chapter has floated bizarre conspiracy theories about the September 11 attacks. Fifteen of the September 11 hijackers...

<p>Cannes, France, Aug. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, the world's 11th richest man, urged fellow Saudis to remain invested in U.S. markets amid speculation they have pulled billions on concern the assets will be frozen.</p> <p>The 45-year-old nephew of King Fahd, whose net worth Forbes magazine valued at $20 billion, dismissed analyst estimates that Saudi investors have withdrawn $200 billion from the U.S. market. The families of about 600 killed in the Sept. 11 attacks have filed a $1 trillion lawsuit last week against Saudi banks, charities and individuals.</p>