Conservative views with a bit of insanity thrown in for good measure. Travis "Right Wing Lunatic .com"
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Anti-War Protesters Spraypaint Capitol
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Russia - Wannabe Superpower
They don't want to do the same thing with Iran. They have heavy financial ties with Iran and don't want to screw that up. They don't care if Iran has ties to terrorists, even though Russia has a problem with Chechen terrorists. They can't seem to think ahead in anticipating one day where Iran may turn on them and offer a nuclear weapon to Chechen terrorists to use against Russia. The writing's on the wall for Russia and if they want to be a world power again, they'd better start acting like one.
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Congressional Members Don't Know What They Want
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Russia Wants To Appease Terrorists
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California May Ban Regular Light Bulbs
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Disney Settles Wrongful Death Suit
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Canadian Prime Minister Dismissed Kyoto
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Make My Day...Better
When you draw a weapon on someone, you have just a split second to decide if you want to kill that person or not. Many times the circumstances don't allow for you to run away, or you're only focused on the threat to care about avenues of escape.
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North Korea Holding It's Breath Like A Child
We had an agreement with them in 1994 under Bill Clinton that they have reneged on, and they are known to be counterfeiting US currency, so where's the incentive for us to believe them now? China's right around the corner from them, and they want to be a world superpower, let them take charge of talks. Oh that's right, America must solve everyone's problems and still be the bad guy in everything we do. Yes, we'd all like to stop nuclear proliferation, but other, larger nations should start acting like world leaders instead of asking America to bear the brunt of everything on every issue that comes up.
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Beheading Plot Foiled
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Tuesday, January 30, 2007
We Need More Muslims Like Him
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Pentagon Halts Sales Of F-14 Parts
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Iran Suspected In Attack In Iraq Against Americans
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Lack Of Updates
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Iranian President On His Way Out Soon
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Monday, January 29, 2007
Iraqi's Starting To Show Progress
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And These People Want Their Own State?
But they don't adhere to the rules of war. They attack civilians, they don't wear uniforms, they hide amongst the population, they hide behind women and children like cowards. If they are a fraction of what the Palestinian people want and they don't want Islamic Jihad and their ilk to bomb Israel, help Israel capture or kill these people. Extend your hand out in peace and you'll get one in return. Bomb a bakery, and you'll be looking down the barrel of a gun. Palestinians like to point to Israeli atrocities. If an Israeli kills a Palestinian illegally, they should stand trial for it. However, please show me one instance of Israeli soldiers planting a bomb in a civilian area.
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Sunday, January 28, 2007
Hillary Doesn't Want To Make Tough Choices
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Newsweek Reporter Biased Against Troop Increase
But will Bush's "surge" make a difference?
As Iraqis, we think we need more troops in Baghdad. It's up to the multinational forces to decide whether they need more troops.
Mr. Mahdi states right there that more troops are needed in Baghdad. He's not saying where they should come from. However, earlier in the article the reporter states that he's at best, lukewarm to the idea.
But it's not a military question. Americans are going to die. Is it worth the sacrifice?
I can [only] measure things seeing things as Iraqis [see them]. They are there to succeed, not because they wish to be there. If they want to succeed, we need more troops.
Such an inflammatory question and Mr. Mahdi clearly states that there's a need for more troops, but Newsweek doesn't want to report that. They want to report that even the Iraqi's don't want additional troops, even though they clearly state they do want them.
Later on in the article they talk to the Egyptian Prime Minister, Ahmed Nazif.
Do you worry about the U.S. withdrawing from Iraq?
Under the current circumstances? Of course! There is no alternative in place. You'll just give those militias a free hand. And I think it would be seen as the U.S. opting out of the region. The U.S. started this, and they need to give closure to it in a proper way. Now, I think that what President Bush came up with is not an opting out, it's a commitment to peace and order. We support this, provided the Iraqi government deals even-handedly with both the Sunnis and the Shias.
The Egyptian Prime Minister is even saying that more troops "is NOT opting out, it's a commitment to peace and order." That's a pretty definitive statement about the thoughts about two powerful people in the region on the troop increase. Democrat's won't listen to that. They just want to turn tail and run home to mommy. So let's see how the Democrats will respond to this.
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John Kerry Lies To World About America
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Saturday, January 27, 2007
Drug User? Kick The Habit And Win An Ipod
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Update On Iran/North Korea Nuclear Cooperation
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Hanoi Jane Strikes Again
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Another Present From The Democrats
In her annual Public Financial Disclosure Reports, Feinstein records a sizeable family income from large investments in Perini, which is based in Framingham, Mass., and in URS, headquartered in San Francisco. But she has not publicly acknowledged the conflict of interest between her job as a congressional appropriator and her husband's longtime control of Perini and URS--and that omission has called her ethical standards into question, say the experts.
So Democrats, with such a clear case of an ethics breach, are you going to ask for impeachment? Are you going to ask her to step down? Of course you aren't. Removal of corrupt politicians only applies to Republicans. If you're going to run a campaign on ethics reform, clean out your own closet first.
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Update On Poisoned Spy
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Friday, January 26, 2007
IAEA Head Guy Calls For "Timeout" On Iranian Nuclear Issue
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US To Show Evidence Of Iranian Involvement In Insurgent Attacks
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Iran Wants IAEA Chief Out
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Democrats Split On Candidates
I don't have a Republican candidate that really strikes me as "my guy/girl", but I am willing to believe that if Rudy Guiliani can get the Republican nomination, which would be difficult given his positions on various issues, he definitely could win. With a reputation as a guy who can get things done and get them done competently and a background as a former prosecutor, he definitely looks good on paper. But his stance on gay marriage, gun control, and other social issues has many very right wing Republicans doubting they'll vote for him.
My biggest gripe with him is his stance on gun control and asking for a decency council.
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US Soldiers Kidnapped And Murdered Elsewhere
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Troops Authorized To Capture Or Kill Iranian Operatives
"There were no costs for the Iranians," said one senior administration official. "They are hurting our mission in Iraq, and we were bending over backwards not to fight back."
Well no more. Now, if you're found to be working against us, you're all equally the enemy. I can't wait to see Iran's response. They may decide it's not worth it anymore, which would be nice, but they'll more then likely decide that they'll just be more careful.
Advocates of the new policy -- some of whom are in the NSC, the vice president's office, the Pentagon and the State Department -- said that only direct and aggressive efforts can shatter Iran's growing influence. A less confident Iran, with fewer cards, may be more willing to cut the kind of deal the Bush administration is hoping for on its nuclear program. "The Iranians respond to the international community only when they are under pressure, not when they are feeling strong," one official said.
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Good Luck, And Here's A Knife In Your Back
If you want America to fail Congress, just come out and say so. Don't take the cowards way out and say one thing to one person, then say something else to your constituents. Iraq isn't a failure by any means, no matter what the media or the Democrats tell you. We removed a threat from the region within a matter of months, the Kurds are now much safer then they ever were, and people understand that they don't have to worry about a dictator that will come take them in the night to be killed if they say or do the wrong thing. If you view that as a failure, then you need to reexamine what you think success is.
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Iran Plans Installation Of Thousands Of Centrifuges Within Month
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Thursday, January 25, 2007
Senator Feingold Wants To Cut Funds For Troops
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Illegal Immigrants Fearful Over Recent Raids
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The Lynching Of A President
So that begs the question: If Democrats so rabidly hate Bush, which I think we can all agree that they do, why don't they impeach him? Republicans attempted to impeach their king Clinton years ago, so they must be chomping at the bit to return the favor. Yet they don't. Why? Because he's done nothing illegal. Additionally, if they did try to impeach him and failed, they would be seen as nothing more then children looking for revenge instead of actually trying to solve America's problems and run the country.
Sure, you'll hear a grumbling here and there about impeachment, but with Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi publicly stating that they won't support impeachment, don't look for this issue to show it's head anytime soon, if at all.
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US Military Spied On Anti-War Demonstrators
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Democrats Hypocritical Again
"Whine me a river,'' one senior Democratic House aide said, referring to Republican gripes." Fair enough, but Democrats say that we shouldn't lower ourselves to the levels of others and hold ourselves to a higher moral ground. They use that excuse for Iraq, Guantanamo Bay, Torture, Domestic Spying, and a host of other things, but when you hold their feet to the fire, they get a bit hypocritical. If Democrats don't want to get voted out in 2008 and beyond, they'll start holding themselves to a bit higher standard and actually keep their campaign promises.
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Electon Officials Convicted Of Rigging In Ohio
I'd rather lose fairly then win unfairly.
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Analysts See Al-Qaeda In Pakistan
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The Hunt Continues
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Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Russian Man Smuggling Weapons Grade Uranium
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Republicans Block Minimum Wage Increase
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John Kerry Decides Not To Run In 2008
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China's Communist Party Chief Vows To "Purify" The Internet
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Liar And Traitor Urged To Take Lie Detector Test
The Justice department was supposed to administer this test as part of his original plea agreement and has not done so. This is a grossly negligent act that needs to be rectified as soon as possible.
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Illegal Immigrant Makes Funny Mistake
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Iran - "Israel And US Will Soon Die"
North Korea got away with a nuclear test, why shouldn't Iran? That's the kind of thinking that President Ahmadinejad has going through his head. This is dangerous thinking for the Middle East and it's one more nail in the coffin of Iran's nuclear program in the eyes of everyone around him.
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US Conducts Somalian Operations
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US, Iraq Runs Joint Insurgent Fight
"The Iraqi Ministry of Defense said two terrorist suspects were killed in the Haifa Street area and a "huge weapons and ammunitions cache" was found at the Karkh High School.
"Operations are still ongoing in that area to chase down the remnants of the terror and criminal elements," according to the Ministry.
In Adhamiya, the Iraqi army said two insurgents were arrested and weapons and munitions confiscated. The army also reported finding three car bombs being readied for attacks.
How many people do you think are going to live a much longer life since these weapons and car bombs were found and confiscated? Anti-war folks like to point to us not making any progress in this war, but you can't tell me that this isn't progress. People will grow up, get married, have children, and grow old because of the actions the Iraqi and US soldiers did today.
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Democrats Move To Condemn Bush About Iraq
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Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Attorney General Questions Habeas Corpus
Responding to questions from Sen. Arlen Specter at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Jan. 18, Gonzales argued that the Constitution doesn’t explicitly bestow habeas corpus rights; it merely says when the so-called Great Writ can be suspended.
“There is no expressed grant of habeas in the Constitution; there’s a prohibition against taking it away,” Gonzales said.
Gonzales’s remark left Specter, the committee’s ranking Republican, stammering.
“Wait a minute,” Specter interjected. “The Constitution says you can’t take it away except in case of rebellion or invasion. Doesn’t that mean you have the right of habeas corpus unless there’s a rebellion or invasion?”
Gonzales continued, “The Constitution doesn’t say every individual in the United States or citizen is hereby granted or assured the right of habeas corpus. It doesn’t say that. It simply says the right shall not be suspended” except in cases of rebellion or invasion.”
“You may be treading on your interdiction of violating common sense,” Specter said.
Habeas Corpus is a fundamental right enjoyed by all American citizens and is not to be decided by some piss ant little weasel who thinks that just because something says it can't be taken away means that it's a guaranteed right.I'm just glad Specter called him on his insanely stupid thought process.
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Gulf States Support US Military Strike On Iran?
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Everyone's Got Strings Attached
"University of Virginia environmental scientist Fred Singer, labeled a "climate contrarian" by the UCS, told Cybercast News Service that the union had "zero credibility as a scientific organization" and was more akin to "pressure groups like Greenpeace."
How about we just grab a bunch of scientists from all walks of life and various countries to come to a common consensus? Would that be so damned difficult? I bought a Honda Insight because I was tired of being treated with disdain from people we purchase oil from. You simply don't treat customers that way.
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Four Detained For Deadly Attack
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Update On "Chemical Ali" Trial
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Russia Completes Missile Deal With Iran
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This Is The Jew's and Christian's Fault!
- “You have to live like a state within a state until you take over.”
- “We want the laws of Islam to be practiced, we want to do away with the man-made laws.”
- “Muslims shouldn’t be satisfied with living in other than the total Islamic state.”
- “I encourage all of you to be from amongst them, to begin to cultivate ourselves for the time that is fast approaching where the tables are going to turn and the Muslims are going to be in the position of being uppermost in strength, and when that happens, people won’t get killed – unjustly.”
- “Allah has decreed this thing, that I am going to be dominant. The dominance of course is a political dominance.”
- “Allah has created the woman – even if she gets a Ph.D. – deficient. Her intellect is incomplete, deficient. She may be suffering from hormones that will make her emotional. It takes two witnesses of a woman to equal the one witness of the man.”
- “By the age of ten, it becomes an obligation on us to force her to wear hijab, and if she doesn’t wear hijab, we hit her.”
- “Men are in charge of women. Wherever he goes she should follow him, and she shouldn’t be allowed leave the house without his permission.”
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Whites Not Allowed
This is the problem with protesters. They don't protest equally. They protest when their own age/race/religion is being "attacked", but when it comes to the plight of other people, they get all quiet on you.
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Someone Shoot This Guy Please
Dismantling Al-Qaeda is a big mission and one that cannot be accomplished overnight. I'd rather take out every guy from out from underneath Osama then get him and only him. Osama is mainly a symbol to these idiots, but I'd love to snatch that symbol from their hearts.
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Someone Shoot This Guy Please
Dismantling Al-Qaeda is a big mission and one that cannot be accomplished overnight. I'd rather take out every guy from out from underneath Osama then get him and only him. Osama is mainly a symbol to these idiots, but I'd love to snatch that symbol from their hearts.
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New General - "Tough Days Ahead In Iraq"
But take a look at Ted Kennedy, he's already asking about a timetable to bring troops home. This is a vast mistake. You cannot give a specific time to when troops can begin withdrawal. If you do, insurgents know that if they hold out until X date, they will be fine. Plus, if the Iraqi government isn't ready by X date, do you leave them to the wolves? No, that would disastrous for everyone involved. It would fester until it exploded in the region or someone decided to take the fight to American streets against civilians.
I'll use this analogy that I remember reading from somewhere. If you are a police officer, and your informants and other officers from other precincts tell you that there's a crack house down the road from you, you're going to take care of it. You break down the door, but instead of a crack house, you find a child porn ring. Do you apologize and go home? No of course not, you bust them for the child porn. Now, once the people have been arrested, do you leave the children found at the home to fend for themselves? Of course not, you offer them protection and kindness until they reach a point where they can grow and fend for themselves.
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Bush's State Of The Union Address
Second, the Iraq war is on everyones minds lately and rightfully so. I think the gloves should come off and we should be allowed to hunt down anyone who supports the insurgency regardless of political power. Muqtada al-Sadr is a prime example of this. Start projects that involve jobs, re-establish power and basic services as soon as possible and allow the Iraqi's to get back on their feet. If someone has a job and can feed and clothe their families, they are less likely to take up arms against our troops. If the Iraq war wasn't going on, Bush's approval ratings would be significantly higher. That's not to say that we should go the cowards way out like the Democrats would like us to. I'm saying that if the military says we need to do X, then we need to do X. They are military commanders for a reason. If we pulled out now, the Iraqi government would surely fail and it would be chaos on a grand scale.
Less government intrusion on people's lives. Get rid of various programs that are fast becoming hurtful to peoples everyday lives. The Republican core beliefs include less government, so show it. If a law is passed that you know damn good and well is unconstitutional, don't pass it. Contact attorney's, they'll set you straight.
Involve people from other political parties. Just because they are weak and spineless on a couple of issues, doesn't mean they don't have good ideas on other issues. Democrats love to point out that they left office with a budget surplus. This is true. However, what they don't tell you is that this was the 90's during the Internet's .com bubble. Everything was taxed heavily and thus, when there's a mass amount of investment and new companies popping up all the time, you're bound to see more tax revenue. Our economy is doing fine right now. Sure, the Iraq war is draining resources very fast, but as a whole, we're doing fine. Unemployment is way down, hundreds of thousands of jobs are being created every month, and tax revenue is going well.
Know your strengths and your weaknesses and bring in people who are strong with your weak issues and you'll be a much more effective leader. If Bush does these things, I believe that he can bring his approval ratings up significantly higher.
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Monday, January 22, 2007
Things Getting Ugly For Iranian President
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Democrats Work To Signal Frustration At Iraq War
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Iran Bars 38 UN Nuclear Inspectors
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Never Underestimate Hillary
"She went on to say her daughter, Chelsea, and her husband, Bill, are "my greatest advisers.""
If Bill is one of her greatest advisors, she is in some deep trouble. Just take a look at my "Bin Laden Let Go For Financial Reasons" article to see why her husband shouldn't be "her greatest advisor" I'll let her comment about her daughter Chelsea go because that's just something a supportive parent would say. But as for Bill? His thoughts and ideas cost this country dearly and he shouldn't be anywhere near a presidential candidate.
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China's Awfully Quiet About Missile Test
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Sunday, January 21, 2007
Bin Laden Allowed To Escape For Financial Reasons
In February 1999, intelligence agencies found out and tracked Osama to a camp in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Osama was spotted and confirmed to be in the camp. Also in the camp is an unnamed United Arab Emirates prince. Our guys are near the camp gathering intelligence and waiting for the call to begin strikes against the camp. However, the prince's father is about to make a deal with the US to purchase several billion dollars worth of warplanes. Fearing the backlash and potential deal breaker that potentially killing his son would be, President Clinton calls off the strike.
This is in February of 1999, after the attacks of the US embassies in Tanzania and Kenya, killing hundreds and wounding thousands. This is after Al-Qaeda was known to be responsible for the embassy attacks. This is after it is known that Osama is known to have declared war on the US. This is years after the CIA had a unit dedicated to capturing or killing Osama.
When Bill Clinton gets on tv and tells the American people that he did everything he could to capture or kill Osama, he lied. I've seen bumper stickers that say "When Clinton lied, nobody died." That's bullshit. 3,000 people would be alive today, multi billion dollar buildings would be still standing and the psyche of the American people would be intact if Clinton did his job to protect the American people.
Instead, Clinton put a couple billion dollar deal ahead of the security and safety of the American people. If people want to impeach Bush for the Iraq war, fine. Put Clinton on trial for treason. His impotence against a known threat cost us dearly.
We had him in our sights ladies and gentlemen. Clinton decided not to pull the trigger. He did not have the spine to stand up against a threat and order it neutralized. I would rather have a public that demands answers from me and second guesses my decisions, then have to explain to their families why they are coming home in a coffin because I decided not to act.
I know I have many Democratic readers, so let me ask you this: Are you going to ask for Clinton's blood like you have so rabidly asked for Bush's? Are you going to second guess Bush's every decision he makes and not do the same for Clinton? The evidence is there that Clinton knew there was a threat, one that had already killed hundreds of people, including Americans. We had the opportunity to capture or kill that threat in our hands, yet Clinton knowingly did nothing over a financial deal. So where is it? Where's your call for blood? Where's your call for charges of treason? If not, you will all prove my point that Democrats are spineless and weak when it comes to such things.
Why was the prince with Osama in the first place? He was with a known terrorist and if he died in a strike, then that's the price he pays for hanging around such people.
Michael Scheuer, Chief of the Bin Laden unit at the CIA from 1996-1999 confirms this story.
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Another One Down
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Muslims Protest "24"
Terrorism dramas on tv will use enemies that can be believed as a villain. Islamic extremists fit that bill. If you're a Muslim and you protest being cast as a terrorist on a fictitious show, protest the riots over the Dutch cartoons, protest about 9/11, protest about the beheadings of civilian contractors in Iraq, then I'll feel a bit of sympathy for you. From the article:
"I was shocked," he said. "Somewhere, some lunatic out there watching this will do something to an innocent American Muslim because he believes what he saw on TV."
You're going to have that with any tv show, movie, or music. Charles Manson thought the Beatles album was speaking of a race war. Timothy McVeigh had a copy of "The Turner Diaries" on him when he was arrested. John Hinckley tried to use the assassination of a president to impress actress Jodi Foster. Nowhere in any of these events did you see a mass protest about the media that influences these people. Plus, they were universally condemned for their actions by everyone, including people of their own religion. Start protesting things universally about the inaccuracies about Islam and the Muslim people, and you'll start seeing better results.
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Taxing "Gold Plan" Insurance To Pay For Uninsured?
If uninsured people want to get insurance, let them. Employers offer it, states offer it. They can get insurance if they really want to.
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Saturday, January 20, 2007
China's Full Of Shit
Perhaps if that were true (There's better odds of me getting hit by a UFO while riding around on a tricycle wearing an "Impeach Bush" shirt), maybe China could have said "hey, let's talk about space weapons and we'll talk to you about Iran, the economy, or whatever else you want to talk about". I'm calling shenanigans on this one.
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Iran's Economy And The Rest Of The World
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Friday, January 19, 2007
Hezbollah Vows "Very Big Action"
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Pay No Attention To The Man Behind The Curtain
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30 Months For Bribery
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We're Getting Closer
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Blogger Law Stripped Out
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Middle East Nuclear Race
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Thursday, January 18, 2007
Hezbollah Losing Local Support
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The Gloves Come Off
"Al-Maliki is said by aides to have told Bush that he wanted the Iraqi army and police to be in the lead, but he would no longer interfere to prevent U.S. attempts to roll up the Mahdi Army.
In a meeting before his session with Bush, Jordan's King Abdullah II was said by al-Maliki confidants to have conveyed the increasing anger of fellow Sunni leaders in the Middle East over the continuing slaughter of Sunni Muslims at the hands of Shiite death squads.
You'll notice our military men and women get much more accomplished when you place no restrictions on their missions. Just watch, this may be a turning point in the Iraq war. I'm so excited, I might pee myself. :)
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"No Spank" Law
People are getting to become too hands off with their kids (bad pun I know) and allowing their children to run wild. A healthy swat on the ass let's the kids know who's boss and what's acceptable behavior. You could even run into religious obstacles, "spare the rod and spoil the child".
Parents are responsible for their children up until the age of 18. If the child breaks something, the parents are responsible for paying for it. So if you want to hold a parent responsible, you have to allow them to discipline their child how they see fit.
"Experts in child psychology disagree over whether spanking is a legitimate or effective way for parents to discipline their children. Professor Robert Larzelere, who has studied child discipline for 30 years, said his research shows spanking is fine, as long as it's used sparingly and doesn't escalate to abuse.
``If it's used in a limited way,'' the Oklahoma State University professor said, ``it can be more effective than almost any other type of punishment.'' He added that children 18 months old or younger shouldn't be spanked at all, because they can't understand why it's happening."
I've spanked children that weren't even my own. Nieces, nephews, cousins, have all seen their asses spanked when they were getting out of line when their parents weren't around. Just because mom and dad aren't here, doesn't give you free reign to do things that they don't approve of.
Children who aren't spanked tend to grow up to be whiners, sissies, and just plain brats. How many times have you seen a child in public that's acting wildly and the parent does nothing about it? That child won't learn what acceptable behavior is until they run into an authority figure won't take their bullshit, usually a cop.I'll bet you this girl was never spanked a day in her life.
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Marine Walking To Protest Negative View Of War
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Welcome To America
Now if an jihadist moved into the neighborhood, he might think to himself "this guy is being nice to me and inviting me into his home and having me over for dinner. Maybe American's aren't as nasty as the cleric said they were". We're demonized in the media around the world, but when they get here, they are surprised at how generous and supportive we are to them. Welcome to America, land of "you guys are all right after all".
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Australian Muslim Cleric Acting Up
"In the video running on YouTube, which could not be dated, he criticizes Muslims in Australia for not sacrificing their blood as martyrs and for putting lifestyle ahead of action in response to massacres of Muslims in Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine."
Well of course they aren't going to sacrifice themselves. They enjoy everything that Australia has to offer them and their children. There's no way they want to jeopardize that. Australia and every other civilized nation on earth offers a better standard of living that you'll find in the remote regions of Afghanistan and other countries. Most Muslims don't believe in his line of bullshit anyways. They just want to live comfortably and provide a safe and prosperous environment for themselves and their families.
Plus, you have to respect a country where their leader tells an entire group of people "If you want to come to our country and integrate yourself with our culture, welcome. If not, Australia isn't for you. Go somewhere else."
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British Imam Speaking Out Against Militant Islamic Jihadists.
"If you have the wrong intention, you can justify your criminal actions from any text -- whether it's the Quran or Bible or Shakespeare," Hasan said.
He said it makes him "furious" when radicals quote the Quran out of context to justify killing of innocents. It's a "very tiny" minority with such beliefs, he said, but "it only takes a handful, of course, to create devastation."
Now the better question is that does this Imam believe what he's saying or is he just saying it for the cameras?
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Democratic Hypocracy Caught Yet Again - This Time About Iraq Troop Increase
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Feds Chief Warns Of Upcoming Aging Population
But as a side note, fiscal responsibility must start now for Social Security. It's not going to be enough to live on for the rest of your life of course, but if someone is promised X amount of dollars a month, that's what they should get. Period. Fiscal responsibility will help enable us to plan for a rainy day when we'll need extra items. I'm investing like crazy into my retirement because I know that whatever Social Security pays, it won't be enough. A life filled with partying, sex, occasional drunken good times, and bad food is bound to catch up to me sooner or later. :)
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Taxing "Evil Big Oil"
"The legislation would impose a "conservation fee" on oil and gas taken from deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico, scrap nearly $6 billion worth of oil industry tax breaks enacted by Congress in recent years and seek to recoup royalties lost to the government because of an Interior Department error in leases issued in the late 1990s"
Excuse me? You can't seek to recoup royalties that you lost because you screwed up on a lease agreement. A lease agreement is a binding contract and if you screwed up, you screwed up and you're not owed a single dime. When you do a lease on an apartment, if the owner says "I screwed up on this contract, I'm gonna need an extra $50 a month" you'd laugh in his face. Oil lease agreements take months, if not years to negotiate and you can't tell me that someone didn't go over the lease a million times to make sure the wording was correct.
The government screwed up and now we have less revenue because of it. When the lease expires, THEN go after the additional funds from that point forward. Honor your contract is all I'm saying.
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Deja Vu All Over Again
The Senate is fast becoming the UN, full of pomp and poise, but lacking any real substance and certainly lacking of teeth. What bothers me is that they are wasting their "first 100 hours" on non binding resolutions when they could be doing real work. If you want a withdrawal of troops, fine. I disagree with that, but that's my opinion. But put together something that actually means something instead of just shouting and making political statements about the lives of our men and women in harms way.
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Iran Offered Concessions 4 Years Ago?
Sure, I'd be dead set against talks with Al-Qaeda for obvious reasons, and I bet that that's the same reason that Iranian talks were refused. However, we had talks and resolutions with Libya, so why not Iran? Plus, it would allow us to gain valuable intelligence about the Middle Eastern country. :)
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Update On Iraq
As a side note, the Iraqi security forces have detained 400 militants loyal to al-Sadr. This would be a major step forward in infiltrating his forces and gaining valuable intelligence against his forces.
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Wednesday, January 17, 2007
Taliban In Pakistan?
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You're Pressuring Me To Quit
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Congress To End "Earmarks"
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Domestic Spying Gets Court Oversight
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Hong Kong Gets Immigration Right
Local, American women need the resources available to them at hospitals. When non-citizens come into this country, check to see if they have health insurance. If they do, come on in. The health insurance will pay the medical bills and they can have their baby here in case birth comes early. If they don't, they get back on a plane, train, or turned around in line to go back to their home country.
We're not talking about a minor amount of resources here. Hospitals near the borders are reporting millions of dollars worth of unpaid bills because the parents are non US citizens.
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Bend To The President's Will
While I agree that certain activist judges sometimes do put their own thoughts above what's law, it's the balance of power that allows this country to have the type of government we have without one single person getting too powerful. I agree with many of the President's actions in some of his more controversial moves.
If I were in his position, I'd rather piss off the American people then have them attacked and killed. You know damn good and well that if an attack came, people would scream for why he didn't "connect the dots" like they do about September 11th.
But you certainly can't ask a judge presiding over a case to bend to the President's will. That's wrong and Mr. Gonzales knows it.
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Duke Inbetween A Rock And A Hard Place
Personally, if I was the defendants, I'd want an apology from each of the signing professors in person, as they used my case in a letter complaining of racism when it was proven that the case was wrong.
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Off Topic - K-Fed
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"Goodfellas" Actor Real Life Tough Guy
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Not A Good Day To Be A Terrorist
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Hillary Clinton Shows Us What Democrats Are Made Of
So what that means is that she's willing to allow Iraq to spiral out of control into a civil war along religious lines. She's willing to have the country become a terrorist breeding ground. Don't think that if we leave that people won't think "This is the American's fault. Had they stayed to protect us, like they said they would, this wouldn't have happened. We should go do something about it."
What this boils down to is that Clinton, and Democrats in general, don't have the stomach for war when war gets ugly. They want quick, painless, as least casualties as possible. We'd all like that, but war doesn't usually go that way. They are weak and spineless against any form of adversary that doesn't fall relatively quickly. Rather then offering a compromise or solution that would help the Iraqis as well as help us, she is in favor for a "phased redeployment". That is just a pretty phrase for "let the Iraqi's tear each other apart so we can appease our constituents."
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Oil Down To $50 A Barrel
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Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Saudi Arabia Considers Sending Troops To Iraq
It's in Saudi Arabia's best interest to help us see things through. I'm surprised they haven't offered troops right now instead of waiting for Bush's plan to go one way or another. Saudi Arabia just wants to make money and become a major player on the world stage just like every other nation does. Iran wants to make sure that Israel doesn't exist anymore and will do whatever it takes to make it happen. So you can bet that Saudi Arabia will make sure that Iran gets the hint that they are playing with fire.
Iran must know that we aren't bogged down in Iraq like they'd like to believe. We didn't get to be the #1 military superpower on the planet for nothing.
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Iran Shoots Down US Spy Drone?
Besides, what would it prove even if it were true? All information is passed in real time back to the main base. The only thing Iran would have to get out of shooting it down is cutting off, temporarily, a way of us getting intelligence. You don't think we have just one in the region do you? We'll see if this story gets picked up by the mainstream media or if it's just hot air coming from Iran.
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Barack Obama Files Paperwork For Presidential Run
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