1 Very good title for this post, I must say. I posted something scarily on-topic, but it's by far not one of my better posts. Sorry bout that.

2 Dear Dr. Schackleford: I am not a big fan of King of the Hill but within the last week or so your name, Rusty Shcakleford, was mentioned in an episode. Some friend of Pat Hill was up in a clock tower pretending to be armed and screaming wild insanity at people he hated. He said something about "and take that Rusty Shackleford." Just thought you should know. PS - I congratulate you on your great courage in taking on Islam. Unlike some other bloggers I could name (Freerepublic.com and Ace of Spades)you show no fear of terrorists. Allah be praised!

3 CORSI: Riot In Iran FYI - Just in from Dr. Zin at Regime Change Iran www.regimechangeiran.com ***** Dr. Jerome Corsi, WorldNetDaily: CORSI: Riot In Iran I have been receiving phone calls today from credible Iranians around the world who are saying that the mullahs and their hired thugs are beating and arresting activist dissidents who are outside Evin Prison protesting for the release of Akbar Ganji, who has been on a hunger strike for the last month. Ganji has gained international attention, not only because of his hunger strike, but also for his series of reports investigating the murders of several prominent dissidents and intellectuals. The mullahs imprisoned Ganji to silence him. His writing was very effective in showing the black hand of the mullahs whom he directly accused of being willing to kill opponents so they could stay in power. Dr Zin's Link ***** Ken TImmerman, Foundation for Democracy in Iran: Thousands of protesters gathered in the streets in front of Tehran University today, calling on the regime to free political prisoners, including jailed journalist and author, Akbar Ganji. According to callers from Tehran who gave live reports to National Iranian TV in Los Angeles, some 4,000 to 10,000 protestors had gathered, despite a police crackdown. Toward 8 PM local time (11:30 AM Eastern time), female protestors who had taken off their chadors were being assaulted by regime riot police and plainclothes bassiji enforcers, and hauled off to police stations. According to local residents, the regime shut down all phone service in the vicinity of the demonstration, so callers had to go to other parts of the city to get information out to overseas broadcasters. ***** Reuters: Iranian police beat dozens of protesters with batons on Tuesday at a demonstration to call for the release of Iran's most prominent jailed journalist. About 150 people, mostly students, had gathered in front of Tehran University chanting "political prisoners must be freed" when dozens of police moved in to break up the protest. The rally was in support of Akbar Ganji, an outspoken critic of the Islamic state's clerical leadership who was sentenced to six years in jail in 2001 for articles he wrote alleging links between senior officials and the murder of political dissidents. Ganji's family and lawyers say he is suffering from poor health and needs medical treatment outside prison. They say he has been on hunger strike for more than 30 days. Despite the crackdown, NITV reported, the crowds of demonstrators continued to grow after the evening rush hour. Developing...

4 Pig piss and dog vomit be upon them! http://princesskimberley.blogspot.com/2005/07/we-see-them-in-street-killing-and.html#comments

5 Live, from Fallujah - it's brazen genocide! Greyrooster in a wild fit took a dump and flew over to join Bush's battle. Will he make it back?