We have a great year planned at SNN. If you haven’t been listening yet, well, it’s time.

Podcast is securing our borders

We’re back and this week’s interview guest is California-based filmmaker, Chris Burgard, whose documentary about the situation on the US-Mexico border is winning awards and pissing off all the right people.

His film, “Border”, unleashes a haunting, inside look at what has arguably become a war zone: Rape Trees, illegal immigration, drug smuggling, sex trafficking, Mexican military incursions and more—all taking place at the United States’ southern border. You can order the DVD here.

We’re also back with Blog News. Yeahhhh.

We absoulutely had to talk about Ezra Levant’s jolly good show against the Kangaroo court in Canada. Follow his progress and watch him slay the dragon at his site: EzraLevant.com.

This week Meryl Yourish is talking about Sderot.

Damian Penny is covering the left’s response to Ezra Levant.

If you don’t have an iPod or MP3 player, well, you don’t need one. You can listen to the podcast with any media player on your computer. 2008 is going to be one heck of a year for us. I think we’re really hitting our stride.

After year and a half of hiding, Nasrallah the Lebanese groundhog emerged from his bunker. Triumphantly too, and with good reason.

It is not for nothing that he spent the time in seclusion, it appears, and all rumors about his cowardly behavior are just vicious Zionist propaganda.

“Oh Zionists, your army is lying to you … your army has left the body parts of your soldiers in our villages and fields,” Nasrallah said. “Our mujahideen used to fight these Zionists, killing them and collecting their body parts. I am not talking about regular body parts. I tell the Israelis, we have the heads of your soldiers, we have hands, we have legs … there is even a near-complete body, a half or three-quarters of a body, from head, to chest to the torso,” he added.

Is it clear to you now that our brave Sheik was not hiding for his safety but developing a new hobby: body parts collection and cataloging?

Grisly? Ghoulish? You just wait…

Cross-posted on SimplyJews.

The situation in Sderot as it looks to Seth Freedman. Quite precise.

Then he comes to the whattodo part:

Evacuating them to safety, whatever the cost, is the least they deserve until the dust settles.

Then what? Evacuating Ashkelon? Ashdod? A reminder:

“We have decided to make Sderot a ghost town,” said a spokesman for Hamas who gave his name as Abu Ubeideh. “We are not going to stop launching our rockets until they leave.”

Granted, the thrust of the article - the government doesn’t do enough - is correct. But doing Hamas’ bidding instead of finding a way to stop the barrages will be a clear victory to the terrorism.

Anyhow, this is not my main point. Let’s go back to the beginning of Seth’s piece:

Imagine a London where a sword of Damocles hangs over every street and every building. A London where the day is punctuated by missiles raining down indiscriminately on schools, homes, parks and gardens. A London where the difference between crossing the road or not could be the difference between having your face ripped to shreds by shrapnel from incoming rockets falling from the sky.

So here comes my point: imagine this, dear Londoners and, being as enlightened as you are by years of progressive thought, anti-war demos, sterling knowledge of right and wrong and, let’s not delude ourselves, many years of fat and trouble-free life - tell me what you would have done in our place?

Because Seth isn’t saying.

Cross-posted on SimplyJews.