November 21, 2006
What Do Muslims Have in Common With Democrats?
Even death does not stop people from
converting:
Shahin of the Tucson Islamic Center said more than 1,200 Muslims died in the World Trade Center catastrophe, and no genuine member of Islam would do such a thing.
So, almost half of those killed in New York on 9/11 were Muslims? Neat trick, since Muslims are just 0.6% of the U.S. population.
Oh, and Omar Shahin, the idiot that uttered this? He was one of the six imams booted from a flight at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport last night.
Praise be to Allah.
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I do not believe those statistics. If there are over a half million Muslims, exclusive of diplomats, tourists and foreign students, I would be appalled. Even in the local college district, I hardly ever get a chance to sneer at costumed crackpots.
Posted by: Bleepless at November 22, 2006 09:25 PM (f3vh+)
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November 07, 2006
A Belated Pre-Election Message From Osama bin Laden
Dammit.
Pardon my Farsi.
I tried to deliver my traditional pre-election fatwa message weeks ago, but Predators keep blasting missiles into every video-laden donkey that leaves the cave, and the jackass meat covering the mountainside is starting to smell like an ACORN voter drive. Or Michael Moore.
I'm even reduced to wearing last election's campaign buttons.
Nevertheless, as Allah (PBUH) wills it, I have been able to highjack an evil Jew-lover's neo-con blog (at least until the generator runs out of gas again) and I will use it to pronounce the glorious message of al Qaeda:
VOTE DEMOCRAT.
I and my fellow freedom fighters demand this of you, and you will comply.
The American people should bow to fate and accept the glorious defeat that Allah (PBUH) and the Democratic Party have planned for you.
If you do this thing, we shall promise to kill you last, after the Jews, the homosexuals, the uncovered women, the idiot america soldiers, the Christians, atheists, the cast of The View, and the French.
It is only after you do this thing that you will be at peace with al Qaeda... for now.
Well, that, and you must avoid tall buildings, crowded public areas like stories and malls and the stadiums where men in helmets slap each other's fannies after tackling one another (disgusting), the walmart, excetera.
Stay in your home or mosque, and all will be forgiven until the end.
Also, Thank you Senator Kennedy for the talking points.
We will behead you last of all of the infidels.
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Posted by: Bill Faith at November 07, 2006 02:05 PM (n7SaI)
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Outstanding, thanks for the laugh!
Posted by: Rich Edwards at November 07, 2006 03:28 PM (M7BmY)
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Did Kerry sign the warrant himself, again...Now that he has four can we send him back to Vietnam ?So he can be where he belongs, and while we are at it, he can pick up Jane and Motha sheehan and take them with him.
Posted by: MarkT at November 07, 2006 03:39 PM (0Co69)
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We send him back to 'Nam only if Murtha drives the convertible that they travel in.
Posted by: Mike H. at November 08, 2006 02:28 AM (rjroG)
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November 06, 2006
Cheney Hunting For Office.
Via
Fox News:
U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney will spend Election Day Tuesday on his first hunting trip since he accidentally shot a companion last February while aiming at a covey of quail on a private Texas ranch.
The vice president, after working at the White House on Monday morning, will head to South Dakota to spend several days at a private hunting lodge near Pierre. Lea Anne McBride, his press secretary, said it was an annual hunting outing and said Cheney spent Election Day in 2002 at the same lodge.
You might think Cheney is attempting to get out of the limelight until the '06 election cycle is over by heading afield with his custom 28-gauge Perazzi shotgun, but it could be that he is instead laying the groundwork for his '08 Presidential campaign.
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For some reason, Reid, Dean, and Pelosi declined the invitation to join Cheney on this trip.
Posted by: SouthernRoots at November 06, 2006 01:33 PM (jHBWL)
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I think Cheney is probably hunting (with) the board of directors of Diebold.
Posted by: Stephen Macklin at November 06, 2006 06:37 PM (UquFN)
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Cheney going off hunting is like a 100-year-old senile woman getting behind the wheel of a Cadillac. Anyone who gets in the way is probably going to end up in the hospital, or worse.
Posted by: Arbotreeist at November 06, 2006 07:35 PM (N8M1W)
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November 02, 2006
Another "Botched Joke"
After the apparently unedited video of John Kerry's bashing of the intelligence of the American military was revealed to have mirrored comments that he made to an anti-war group in 1972, leading Democrats such as Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean, New York Senator Charles Schumer, and Congressional Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi joined a growing chorus of prominent Democrats that called for the disgraced Massachusetts Democrat to resign his seat in the United States Senate.*
"Our brave men and women in Uniform deserve our unerring support, whatever their mission," said Dean. "By slandering the intelligence and commitment of our Armed Forces, John Kerry has besmirched the honor of all Americans that appreciate the honor, integrity and intelligence of our men and women in uniform."
Said Schumer, "We have all known for a long time that our nations' military consistently attracts our best and brightest. This latest slight by Kerry against our soldiers is not his first, but it should be his last as a public servant."
In an interview aired on CNN, Pelosi added, "I have always supported those brave souls who feel called to defend this great nation. Any attacks leveled against them, even in jest, are unacceptable."
"John Kerry, it seems, is the "botched joke" that is no longer needed in a patriotic and military friendly Democratic Party."
Grass roots Democratic activists have also voiced their displeasure with Senator Kerry, and have started a petition drive to demand his ouster.
* As if you couldn't tell this was satire...
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Glad I wasn't drinking my coke, would have gotten my screen all gooey.
Posted by: Retired Navy at November 02, 2006 12:21 PM (cqZXM)
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What does Kerry have to apoligize for? This is truly what he thinks. It was just recorded so every one else could see it. That is what he truly regrets. Also, this must be the way the people of Mass. feel as they keep electing these idiots.
Posted by: David Caskey at November 02, 2006 01:51 PM (xxoPt)
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Kerry will never learn.
Posted by: KeepinItReal at November 02, 2006 05:08 PM (0yuBS)
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And the Dems feed another of their own to the wheels of the bus. But - for good reason this time. I sure hope that Lieberman decides to spurn them....so much for loyalty to your own party. First they try to knock off one of their vice presidential candidates, now they want to knock off their recent presidential candidate. Truly Looney - but then again, Howard "AAAAIIIIIIYYYYEEEEEEEE" Dean is their leader.
BTW - check out Lieberman's slam of Markos Zuniga
here.
Posted by: Specter at November 02, 2006 06:49 PM (ybfXM)
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I heard that the Dems had to get a new bus. The one they threw Lieberman under wasn't big enough.
Posted by: SouthernRoots at November 03, 2006 11:03 AM (jHBWL)
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This is a prime example of how once a statement is uttered it is no longer yours. i am not a kerry fan and when i initially heard the report i was not surprised. i did want to hear what he said for myself though, to make my own decision.
i believe his explanation is reasonable. i have read other blogs and comments in the papers that he should know better than to make a mistake like that at such a crucial time in the election season. But at the same time, if in fact as he was reading and delivering the speech he skipped over a word, i can believe that. hell, ive been an english teacher and speech team coach and sometimes i accidentally skip a word when reading or giving a speech or teaching. it happens.
in spite of that, no one really seems to care, or at least those that do seem to care are getting the lion's share of representation in this story. this is not necessarily an ode of support to kerry, but a ramble on how one slip in language can wholly change the realm of possible meanings.
now just as a matter of logic it does not seem like a guy that watched people get shot and die, or had bullets and rockets whiz past his ear would really feel like you have to be dumbass to get into the military. he really believes that?
plus, if you insert the missing us into the sentence, it makes complete sense given his stance against the bush administration. as he said, which was not reprinted on this blog, "You know, education, if you make the most of it, you study hard, you do your homework and you make an effort to be smart, you can do well. If you don't, you get us stuck in Iraq" That makes sense in relation to his opposition to the bush iraq policy. to say he purposely wants to disrespect the military seems silly.
now i am not saying you shouldn't criticize kerry. im just saying that if you are going to, do it in reference to the legitimate point. Promoting the idea that he was trying to diss the military is not it. Now is he a dumb ass? that is another story.
Posted by: flynnjo1 at November 03, 2006 11:37 AM (uD7nc)
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I heard that the Dems had to get a new bus. The one they threw Lieberman under wasn't big enough.
Posted by SouthernRoots at November 3, 2006 11:03 AM
They do seem to be riding a shorter and shorter bus as time goes by.
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Posted by flynnjo1 at November 3, 2006 11:37 AM
Let's agree he goofed. My problem is twofold. As a Military member (Ret.) It was offensive as to what he said, but I understand he could have goofed. The second part, and the most damning of him, he changed the blame to everyone else twisting his words. I didn't twist anything, I HEARD what he said. To call me uneducated, even as a mistake is one thing, but to follow it up by calling me stupid for mis-understanding what he meant instead of what he said is unconscionable.
Simple, make mistake, apologize, get it over. He didn't until it became critical.
Then his apology was he was sorry he was mis-understood. He still isn't sorry for the insult.
Posted by: Retired Navy at November 03, 2006 06:28 PM (WGcw3)
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