“Heartwarming” Generally Isn’t the Word to Describe Jamie Glazov’s Articles

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[Michael van der Galien]

They have more in common than just the family resemblance.

My always-supportive friend and mentor Dr. Jamie Glazov has a must-read article today at FrontPage.

Usually when I introduce one of Jamie’s articles it’s time to brace yourself for a horrific expose of Islamofascism or misogyny. Today’s a bit different, though. Jamie has finally written the kind of piece I’ve been bugging him to do for months: the story of his family. Here’s the beginning of it:

One day, when I was nine years old, my father and I were on our way to Church. As we neared the entrance, I spat on the ground. Reflexively, my dad’s arm shot out across my chest like a railway barrier, blocking my motion forward. We stood there, frozen in time, for some three seconds until my father uttered, in a very serious but patient way: “It is ok to spit outside of KGB headquarters, but never in front of a place such as this.” I registered the message and indicated my understanding — and we proceeded on our way.

[afraidfortherepublic]

Fascinating article with grave portent for the future.

[RoadTest]

“Fascinating article with grave portent for the future.”

It is, and so is the accompanying article on their site telling how none of our conservative commentators are supporting Geert Wilders’ defense against the onslaught of Islamofascism.

Michael Savage is the only talk show host I’ve heard take up the cause.