Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Friendly Aircraft

Did Shiff's clients benefit?

Peter Schiff schools Art Laffer
2006 Prediction

But, wait!  Peter Schiff was wrong?
ozaob

So much for Billy Mays

"Color so white you won't believe it!"
color so white you won't believe it!
Eye-Witness: "You could see it coming"
Pitchman burnt at stake

er, fox

Depending on whose ox is being gored ...

Pillow Perv

Pillow Plower Pays Price
Guess we can figure this one out, wot?

Gomer ZerO

Tracking President ZerO

NYT: Obama, Europe May Drop Key Condition for Talks With Iran... "Okay, I will kiss his ass."

NKorea says will restart nuclear-arms plant...

Let the Games Begin

Gov. Perry Backs Resolution Affirming Texas
Sovereignty Under 10th Amendment

Zippety Doo Dah

Grigsby's Tombstone Prophecy

Grigsby Tried To Warn Us ...
but would we listen?  noooooooo.
Skyhawker Doug

I know ... let's create a Gestapo!

America: Freedom to Fascism
Director's Authorized Version

Make time ... !

GP? As in GM?



Homeland Security finds an enemy. Us.

A Citizen's Righteous  Angst
Stahl background narration:
Fear of Obama has caused a national ammo shortage



Stahl questions president of Virginia gun rights group:   Is the gun lobby whipping up these fears?

Answer: No, the election took care of that.
I watched Sunday's 60 Minutes visit to a Richmond, Va gun show.  At the heart of it all was the failure of Virginia to close the so called "gun show loophole," that allows individuals to buy and sell guns without going through the federal bureaucracy.  Samurai AG TFV just this second sent me to this story, where Our Department of Homeland Security defines this constitutionally legal action as "Rightwing extremism ... rejecting federal authority in favor of state or local authority,"  in their new Office of Intelligence and Analysis report titled:


Rightwing extremism in the United States can be broadly divided into those groups, movements, and adherents that are primarily hate-oriented (based on hatred of particular religious, racial or ethnic groups), and those that are mainly antigovernment, rejecting federal authority in favor of state or local authority, or rejecting government authority entirely. It may include groups and individuals that are dedicated to a single issue, such as opposition to abortion or immigration. [Michelle Malkin's report

This, Ms. Stahl, is what has those Richmond gun buyers so worried.  The last U.S. President to face an uprising by the populace, Lincoln, was nominally targeted for wanting to end slavery.  Today's mood is fueled by fears that Obama is an enslaver.  And every time he opens his mouth, he adds more fuel to the fire.  Our current federal government is an out of control monstrosity.

LGF Amok

Prince Charles Agonistes
Lounge Lizard?


What recommended Chuck "You Doesn't Have To Call Me" Johnson's Little Green Football site,  post 9-11, was his balls out, and well constructed war against fascist Islam, and its American agents like CAIR.  Anon, I discovered that Chuck was among those who had  abandoned the Scientific Method midstream,  and advanced Charles Darwin's working hypothesis -Shazaam! -  to proved and published status.  (Does Charles also accept  Algore's Global Warming position, and if not, why not?)  This makes it more convenient to ridicule Judaic, Christian, (and Islam) religious beliefs, as is CJ's wont to indeed do. I could, and did, yawn through that, although as it's increasingly being used to advance the religion of government, it's become very problematical.  

Most damning though, in my eyes, is CJ's arrogant, flat out declaration dismissing any questioning of Obama's citizenship eligibility.  Even now, when 100% of all real and anecdotal evidence put forward shows  that Obama is an illegitimately seated president, and while the single rebuttal instrument proffered by his cult followers is a certificate
Serial number black out to thwart attempts to date?
, which only requirement for issuance is a sworn declaration by any Hawaiian citizen, e.g. Granny Dunham; even with all that, Prince Charles steadfastly maintains his position, and continues to  ban from his site any and all apostates.  So, this is funny as shit.

One of our readers — who is on CAIR’s mailing list — received a press release today and forwarded it to us. CAIR is alerting its members to an upcoming “Islamophobic” conference in Florida in which Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch will participate. The email included the following paragraph:

The Little Green Footballs blog, also widely known for its Islamophobic viewpoint, wrote of Spencer’s site: “His website has descended into a true hate site at this point, dominated by extreme, bigoted commenters who regularly advocate genocide and mass murder of Muslims.”

So this is what it’s come to: CAIR is now citing Little Green Footballs to score points against one of the most important Counterjihad activists of our time.

Thanks, Charles. You did us all a real big favor.

And now you can rest easily, knowing that your site is 100% Nazi-free. [Gates of Vienna]

Monday, April 13, 2009

Fart Fight! Fart Fight!

Comments are great
Linda Sue

Won't Be Missed At All

SOMALIA
would scarcely be missed

Cocktales

Tasty Tid-Bits From the Lounge
Deacon Blues  I think the Aliens are disguising themselvs as curly fries.
curlyfries
On another note:
Ms. Pelosi said she slept little, stole exercise by dashing through airports and subsisted many days on Ghirardelli chocolates (“less than 10” a day) and pistachio nuts (which she shells with her teeth).
“I had a hamburger last night and it was my breakfast, lunch and dinner,” she said last week. “And I had these strange things. I realized they were French fries.”
She made quick spiraling gestures with her fingers to show what they looked like.
It was apparent that she was not familiar with curly fries.


swksvolFF  Oh and yes, congratulations to the SEAL team - I have seen some fancy shooting from a moving vehicle but 3 good shots on big water, well, if it were in a movie I would flag BS yet here it is, reality. Outstanding job. And to the captain, waiting for the guest invite to the round table of Deadliest Catch. "On the next episode of Deadliest Catch: Somalia - pirates holding a US captain decide to end negotiations for the day.."



badanov Representative Henry Waxman teabags the US economy...

Obama, not to be outdone ...

Obama's Sermon on the Mount
Meeting the competition head on
Obama's Sermon on the Mount

Exercizing with Pelosi

When everything in your house is breaking and you also find yourself wanting to erase a number of places off the map I've heard that getting off your ass and exercizing can help but I need motivating and not from Jane Fonda but I think this is the ticket except it was right there in front of my nose and I'm depressed that I had to let someone else put it together.  Dammit.

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Chuckles Kills the Easter Bunny

What part of this picture doesn't compute?




Ginzgerg, Goldberg and Band-Aids

Why I'm blogging at 4:30 AM

Thank God these were only a bad dream, and could never really happen ... 
Austin ER’s got 2,678 visits from 9 people over 6 years

In the past six years, eight people from Austin and one from Luling racked up 2,678 emergency room visits in Central Texas, costing hospitals, taxpayers and others $3 million, according to a report from a nonprofit made up of hospitals and other providers that care for the uninsured and low-income Central Texans.

One of the nine spent more than a third of last year in the ER: 145 days. That same patient totaled 554 ER visits from 2003 through 2008…



''The first thing we do, let's kill all the journo professors'' - Dick the Butcher

Bernard Goldberg isn’t the most popular name in today’s newsrooms, and that was before he wrote  A Slobbering Love Affair: The True (and Pathetic) Story of a Torrid Romance Between Barack Obama and the Mainstream Media. Goldberg reinvented himself from long-time CBS newsman — with six Emmys to his credit — to liberal media bias detector with bestsellers Bias and Arrogance.

Today’s MSMers may be a lost cause. But what about journalism school professors? What do they think of Goldberg’s books? Do they take his criticisms to heart? Or can they successfully poke holes in his arguments? These professors are molding the minds of tomorrow’s media gatekeepers. What could be better than for them to engage their students with Goldberg’s thesis? Even if they disagree with Goldberg, they could spark the kind of healthy debate all budding journalists should consider.

So I decided to ask some journalism professors myself. I spent the last month directly reaching out to more than 20 professors from across the country, as well as several university PR divisions, to get their take on Goldberg’s critiques. I even turned to my Facebook and Twitter accounts to seek out anyone who might comment for this article. I should have expected the result.

Silence.



Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg defends the use of foreign law by American judges



''The first thing we do, let's kill all the liberal judges'' - A busy Dick the Butcher
what?