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April 21, 2005

Religion of Peace Roundup: Viva Larry Summers Edition

Well at least somebody from Harvard is reading my work. Yeah, I know it's my blog and not my academic research, but I'll take what I can get. Some irreverent students at Harvard are hawking a Viva Larry Summers shirt. But don't worry, they assure me that no communist revolutionaries were harmed in the making of these T-Shirts. I don't know why they e-mailed me of all the bloggers out there. Especially since I noticed that Glenn Harlan Reynolds was recently seen out and about wearing one of their shirts.

It's the Religon of Peace and other tales of interest roundup. Since all trackbacks to me appear as a link to your site, just send a trackback to this post for some linky love.

Zarqawi attempts to assasinate Allawi. Zarqawi misses. Zarqawi lauds suicide bomber blowing himself up in order to kill the 'friends of Christians and Jews'. What's new?

Osama bin Laden to kiss and make up with the Europeans. Offers truce with Europe.

Missile downs civilian helicopter in Iraq, 11 dead--6 Americans. Kos readers react by celebrating death of Americans.

Traitor Hasan Akbar found guilty for murdering fellow soldiers just before the Iraq war. Like Muhammed Ali, Akbar decided it was against his religion to fight in Iraq. Unlike Ali, he decided to go ahead and kill some infidels as a means of protest.

U.S. forces ice 12 Taliban terrorists in Afghanistan. Way to go!

EU cancels meeting with Pakistani delegation because it included a Taliban sympathizer. Europe: not for us, not against us, just lukewarm.

Don't travel Iranian Air.

And speaking of our allies in the GWOT the Pakis: Pakistan decides NOT to send Army to Waziristan, you know, to find Osama bin Laden.

Phillipines to enter talks with MILF. (Note: MILF in this context is an Islamic seperatist group, not, well, you know, that other kind of MILF my readers are so familiar with.)

Islamic terrorists in Phillipines abduct 22 school children, kill police officer in stand off. Why is there no more press on this?

Battle raging in Mecca. Ultra extremist Islamists killed by only moderately extremist Islamists in Saudi Arabia.

NJ newspaper defines 'Jihad', plays dhimmi to the T.

Europe pitching a hissy fit because we want to protect our airspace from terrorists. Thanks, once again, Europe for being such great allies in the GWOT!

Bush hanging tough on Bolton nomination.

I [heart] my vagina. Yeah, and I'm kind of fond of it too.

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1 Rumor has it that Mr. Bin Laden cross-dresses to evade capture in Waziristan.

Posted by: Collin Baber at April 21, 2005 06:18 PM (FV4oJ)

2 Thank you ever so much for that, Collin. Does the phrase "like a frightened turtle" give you an idea of the involuntary physical reaction your post provoked?

Posted by: The Dread Pundit Bluto at April 21, 2005 06:24 PM (RHG+K)

3 Collin, I'll take good news wherever I can get it. Let's hope he at least matches his purse to his shoes.

Posted by: Young Bourbon Professional at April 21, 2005 06:57 PM (QSIH2)

4 I believe that Charles Johnson has linked to a story about a video being made of the helo shoot-down that includes video of the insurgents shooting a survivor. That is why the Iraqi insurgents are outside the protections of the Geneva Convention - their own war crimes.

Posted by: Robin Roberts at April 21, 2005 09:42 PM (xauGB)

5 Whoever shot that crash survivor must be punished.

Posted by: Collin Baber at April 21, 2005 10:40 PM (FV4oJ)

6 Check this everyone, There is a really nasty cycle of violence raging over there in Iraq. The violence is wrecking that society and laying waste to the population. There is one chap on this site who is a decorated Marine Officer, a talented Mechanical Engineer, a sharp entrepreneur and more. He has some ideas he may want to share.

Posted by: Collin Baber at April 21, 2005 11:51 PM (FV4oJ)

7 Collin, is that a bicycle or a motorcycle, and how is it wrecking that society.

Posted by: Carlos at April 22, 2005 12:07 AM (8e/V4)

8 Hi Carlos, You're right, my error. It should be called a "violence interlock".

Posted by: Collin Baber at April 22, 2005 12:31 AM (FV4oJ)

9 violence is coming from one side only. Guess which one. hint: they shot down a helicopter yesterday. The other side is just playing d.

Posted by: Carlos at April 22, 2005 12:46 AM (8e/V4)

10 Dear Carlos, That helicopter downing and the cold-blooded execution was revolting, I agree. Their retaliation excuse enraged me. Why were they inclined to do what they did?

Posted by: Collin Baber at April 22, 2005 12:58 AM (FV4oJ)

11 then they helped a survivor to his feet to better execute him. cycle schmycle

Posted by: Carlos at April 22, 2005 01:18 AM (8e/V4)

12 Hi Carlos, What they did was despicable, we and everyone else on Jawa would agree to the core. Did they say why they did it?

Posted by: Collin Baber at April 22, 2005 01:27 AM (FV4oJ)

13 Yeah, they said that if democracy succeeds, they're toast.

Posted by: Carlos at April 22, 2005 01:29 AM (8e/V4)

14 Hi Carlos, You and I both agree those killers must be punished. Their propagandists claim it was some kind of retaliation - for what?

Posted by: Collin Baber at April 22, 2005 01:35 AM (FV4oJ)

15 "Why were they inclined to do what they did?" It's called Islam, Collin. And yes, they should be brought to trial and punished.

Posted by: Young Bourbon Professional at April 22, 2005 07:41 AM (x+5JB)

16 According to CNN, some asshats that call themselves the Islamic Army of Iraq claimed responsibility and said it was in retaliation for Fallujah....Guess it sounds more palatable than "because we're homicidal degenerates and we don't like you very much"..

Posted by: disgruntledinca at April 22, 2005 08:32 AM (8DwXG)

17 Every rightwing blog should line up to defend former clinton appointees.

Posted by: actus at April 22, 2005 08:57 AM (0HUw1)

18 Why, did they figure out what 'is' means?

Posted by: Defense Guy at April 22, 2005 09:05 AM (jPCiN)

19 Off topic, but related to terrorism. Read to the end. A powerful story for all you WWII history buffs... Sixty years ago, the United States military invaded Okinawa on April 1, 1945, the last bastion of the Japanese maritime empire that stood in the way of an assault on the mainland. Operation Iceberg was perhaps the largest combined land-sea operation since Xerxes swept into Greece, involving more troops than at Normandy Beach Â— 1,600 ships, 183,000 infantry aand 12,000 aircraft. More than 110,000 skilled Japanese troops, commanded by the brilliant Gen. Ushijima and buttressed by another 100,000 coerced Okinawan irregulars, were ready for them. Despite the most terrible naval barrage in history, and an ominous unopposed initial landing, almost everything imaginable then went wrong. The ravaged island was not to be declared secure until a little more than a month before the final Japanese surrender. In just these few weeks before the end of the war, 12,520 Americans were killed Â— well over twice as many as were lost at the Twin Towers, the Pentagon and in Afghanistan and Iraq combined. In all, more than 33,000 more American s were wounded and missing. Perhaps another 200,000 Japanese soldiers, Okinawan auxiliaries and civilians died in the inferno. Luminaries were not exempt. The commander of the operation, Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner Â— the highestt-ranking American officer to die in the Pacific Â— perished. So did the celebrrated war correspondent Ernie Pyle. The notorious Isamu Cho, who had sought to overthrow the Japanese civilian government in 1931, committed suicide along with Gen. Ushijimi. Some of the most gripping American war writing Â— E.B. Sleddge's "With the Old Breed" and William Manchester's "Goodbye, Darkness" Â— grew out of this hell at Okinawa. Almost every controversy of the present war has an antecedent at Okinawa. Faulty intelligence? The War Department insisted there were no more than 60,000 enemy troops on the island Â— not three timees that number who had bored into the coral with sophisticated reinforced concrete bunkers. Suicide bombers were vastly underestimated. No one ever imagined that there were 10,000 Japanese bombers and fighters committed to the campaign Â— and perhaps as many as 4,000 kamikazes slated for suicide attacks. The result was the greatest losses in the history of the American Navy Â— 36 ships sunk, 368 hit, 5,000 sailors killed. Anger arose almmost immediately: Why no accurate intelligence; why no armored aircraft carrier decks; why no suitable fighter screens; why the need to post off the island as sitting ducks Â— why the need to invade at all? Why, why, why? Meanwhile, the Americans hit the Shuri Line, using head-on charges into fixed defenses Â— the Marine way of bullet, flame and bayonet. Thousands fell Â— including my namesake Victor Hanson of the 6th Marine Division Â— during the last hours of the last day of the successful effort to take Sugar Loaf Hill. We of quieter times lament the dropping of two atomic bombs. But those who lived though the nightmare of Okinawa Â— far more killed than on Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined Â— were thankful that Okinawa was not to be soon repeated on a scale 20 times worse on the Japanese mainland. Most Americans of that late summer 1945 did not censure their politicians for the use of such horrific bombs to stop the carnage of the Pacific War. More often they were perplexed that we went ahead with Okinawa when the weapons to prevent such a traditional bloodbath were on the immediate horizon. Are there any lessons from the nightmare of Okinawa for the present age? For all the horror, stupidity Â— and sheer courage Â— of the campaign, American firepower, training, adaptability and bravery prove eventually a match for zealots and suicide bombers, whether on Okinawa or in Fallujah. For all the talk of the softness and decadence of modern Western man Â— whether the hot-rodders and soda jerks of the late 1930s or our own Jasons and Jeremys with rings in their ears and peroxide hair Â— the free American soldier proves far more lethal than those who blow themselves up. Operational mistakes and intelligence gaffes are the stuff of all wars Â— whether the failure to count accurately the enemy on Sugar Loaf Hill or in the Sunni Triangle. Yet victory, then and now, goes to those who in their calm determination press on and thus make the fewest errors rather than none at all. Despite heartbreak at our present losses, nothing in the three years of this present conflict, from its first day on Sept. 11 to the present terrorism in Iraq, compares with the carnage of those few weeks on Okinawa Â— for all its melancholy, still a hallowed Americann victory. Perhaps we wonder now whether a presently divided American people can still overcome fascism, suicide bombers and beheaders to foster freedom in an autocratic landscape. In answer, we should look back 60 years ago to what we went through in Okinawa and the subsequent humane society and decent democracy that followed in Japan and sigh, "Yes, we can and will again."

Posted by: youngdude at April 22, 2005 09:23 AM (x+5JB)

20 i wana say that what happen in all the world wheather in muslim or forwegin countires it is elly bad it is not just bad ,it is awful,but we canot say that all of that is related to ISLAM islam is not an identical for terrorism there something that madeand say that muslim did it but for your knoweldge as soon as he did it ,he is not muslim any more terrorism is aresult of the environment which all of the pepole live in it ,violence,cheating and so on,plz whem you write about terrorism see all side and try to meet some muslim pepole in chat and so on so will u see them as aterrorist? thanks

Posted by: noura at August 08, 2005 02:52 PM (HeFeU)

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April 19, 2005

Afternoon Reads: Club Med Gaza Edition

Israelly Cool thinks Shimon Perez's notion of a Club Med style resort in Gaze is, er, interesting.

More claims of U.S. soldiers abusing poor innocent Iraqis debunked by the Dread Pundit Bluto.

Tim at Opinion Bug wonders what 'the true face of Islam' really is.

Collin Baber (yes, THE Collin Baber) sends me this Guardian article about the ordeal of British journalist Frank Gardner as he watched a colleague murdered in cold blood and then how he is shot 9 times by al Qaeda operatives. Here is the most disgusting thing from The Religion of Compassion:

They didn't help at all. To me this was extraordinary, they offered no reassurance, no glass of water, no blanket, no cushion, nothing. They were discussing the cartridge cases around. They were saying, 'Look, I think he's been shot, has he been shot, yes, he has, look at the bullet cases there,' as if I was just an exhibit in a museum. It was bizarre because I've had so much hospitality in the Middle East, so much kindness.

The Cedar Revolution has it's own blog. And that Joumanna Nasr is a total babe! .Thanks Totten

Bill Dauterieve wonders if maybe the Germans are suffering from post-genocidal depression disorder.

Jason at Texas Rainmaker on the use of the judicial filibuster and Richard Paez.

Confederate Yankee and I are discussing openning our own tax-exempt organization. Why not? If illegal aliens can have one why not bloggers?

Mark at Decision '08 has some pretty bad taste in music. But is it possible to love the art and hate the artist? Especially when the artist is a loud mouth left-wing supporting idiot.

Carpe Bonum thinks the WSJ has it all wrong on passports for day-trippers. I think he's probably right.

More on Steve and Virginia Pearcy, left-wing idiots.

Remember our linkage policy: you want a link, just e-mail!

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April 04, 2005

Good Morning Blogosphere! (Updated)

Here's what I'm reading this morning:

More on American companies still helping terrorists. Related.

Pop quiz, cowboy. Al Jazeera runs positive story on Pope. What is reaction of salafists, wahabbis, and other radicals? One guess.

Giuliana Sgrena changing stories yet again. Not surprising.

Blame Bush. For everything. Seriously.

Frequent commenter and friend of The Jawa Report, See Dubya, is guest blogging over at Patterico's place. Cool.

Is Oliver Willis white? Yes.

Terri Schiavo poll rigged. You mean the question you ask may influence the answer given?

Congrats. It took me like 6 months to reach that mark...(grumble, grumble)

Tim's father has had a stroke. Please include him in your prayers.

Sources reveal that something big is going to happen in the blogosphere tomorrow. Ask yourself this question, though: Can bloggers help the spread of democracy? Details later.

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March 16, 2005

Thanks, I have a hangover (Religion of Peace Update)

Thanks one and all for helping me celebrate 1 million visitors. I'm just coming off a pure squooshie syrup high, so pardon me today. My head, it hurts!

Religion of Peace Update: Millions and Millions killed

Saudis beheaded two more gay men yesterday. Now about that whole anti-gay marriage=intolerance thing again.......meanwhile the 'Nazi' regime in Israel opens a new holocaust exhibit honoring the gays.

Teacher praises Osama bin Laden on Sept. 12th, 2001. Three years later said teacher becomes terrorist. Go figure.

Hirsi Ali may show film which offends Muslims in Netherlands, court rules. I don't know which is worse, Hirsi Ali's many death threats against her or the fact that this went to court in th first place.

Why would Syria need to stay in Lebanon when Iran is now supplying Hezbollah with tanks?

.....speaking of Iran, Robert Hayes was in Persia right before the revolution and says that the recent uprisings in Iran seem eerily familiar......(fingers crossed)

Our 'allies', the (spit) French, have sentenced a terrorist to 10 years for plotting to blow up the US embassy. His accomplices get one to nine years each.

Mommas don't let your babies grow up to be suicide-bombers. Unless of course you'ra Palestinian. I'm sure that poverty and hopelessness is what really creates terrorists, right? Er, I guess not.

Rember that one Seinfeld episode? Well it turns out there are good Protesters and there are bad Protesters.

On the good news front, democracy moves ever so slowly onward in Iraq.

And more good news from Jordan.

Here are a few other bloggie delights:

Jack Kemp's political career: RIP

Kewl: Interview with a Minuteman.

GM Roper is trying to replace American Warmonger as the new King of Blogs competition. He's got my vote.

Simon's Asian blog roundup is up.

Let's help Kerry keep his still unfulfilled pledge to release his military records. Hmm, I wonder what he could be hiding?

One time at the WPSA meeting a friend of mine got so hammered he was totally hitting on this skank......Man, what ever happened to Grimey?

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February 17, 2005

Religion of Peace Update: 'Democracy is No Tea Party' edition

The man I am most jealous of in this world*, Salmon Rushdie, gives us today's theme:

The idea that any kind of free society can be constructed in which people will never be offended or insulted is absurd. So too is the notion that people should have the right to call on the law to defend them against being offended or insulted. A fundamental decision needs to be made: do we want to live in a free society or not? Democracy is not a tea party where people sit around making polite conversation.

ht: Simon who's Asian blog roundup is up.

CIA finally admitting that border security is part of national security, and not a moment too late after Mexico decides not to require visas from Middle Easterners.

Joseph Braude reminds us in his New Republic Online post that the goal of American foreign policy ought not to be simply 'democracy', but liberal democracy. He notes that a leading member of those agitating for more democracy has written "Yes, we have the right to celebrate [the September 11 attacks]. This was the first step in a thousand-mile journey toward defeating America in a knockout blow." Read the rest.

Is the back-stabbing sick-man of Europe, Turkey, the best we can hope for in the Middle East? New Sisyphus says yes. (via Bill's Comments)

From Dhimmi Watch:
The 'Secular' Palestinian Authority forbids Christians and Jews from praying on Temple Mount. Also, Germany is finally deporting a radical Imam that calls (like Noam Chomsky and Edward Said) the US the real terrorist in the world.

And via Jihad Watch: Palestinian Authority to integrate wanted terrorists into ranks.

Like the terrorists in Iraq who behead known 'collaboraters', Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas gives the thumbs up to collaborater execution. (via LGF)

Shiite crowd in Iraq kill suspected suicide bomber. (via Emperor Misha and Elliot)

France proves once again that they are the dhimmi bitches we all knew they were by failing to condemn Hezbollah because, you know, we wouldn't want to offend Syria. I got news for you France: The Nazis were a political party too. (via Cranky Neocon)

Shocker: Anti-war activist and former US weapons inspector Scott Ritter now working for al Jazeera. And guess what? His writing fits right in! (ht: Michelle Malkin who still hasn't blogrolled me)

Pantano beheading video hoax uncovered. (via Chad at ITB)

John at Crossroads of Arabia notes the 'Riyadh Declaration' on Terrorism. Is it just me, or when I hear about the right of 'resistance' am I supposed to be reading 'the right to resist, you know, Jews and Americans--but, no one else.' It's kind of like the 'right of return' means 'the right of Palestinians to return' but not, say, the right of Prussians to return to the Baltic states.

*For the record, I'm not a fan of his fiction, which I find boring, but I am jealous of his being the recipient of a death fatwa. For the love of all that is holy, what does one have to do to get a fatwa issued against him around here!!

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1 Fine. You want a fatwa? I'll give you a fatwa: By decree of the Ayatolla Teebee Khomeini, let it be known: The foundation of the Islaamic faith is belief in the Unity of God. The Infidel known as Rusty Shackleford has demonstrated his believe in an unidentifiable pantheon known as the force, which is contrary to the core of the faith. Furthermore, he denies Allah and his servants and mocks the holy jihad. For this, as well as for failure to revere the Prophet Muhammad and the Q'uran, we issue this fatwa against Rusty Shackleford: May all the faithful consider it their sacred duty of jihad to seek out this infidel wherever they may find him and extract from him his life force, that is, his blog. May jihadi hackers reduce his blog's coding to a useless muddle; may his pages fail to load for browsers throughout the universe in the name of Allah, and may the faithful rejoice at the silence of the archive of the Jawas. So let it be spoken, so let it be done. Allah akbar! there. ya happy? I figure we're pretty much both screwed now.

Posted by: tee bee at February 17, 2005 05:55 PM (q1JHF)

2 Some of Rushdie is very, very good; some of it is horrid. Satanic Verses is good if you know what he's talking about before you pick up the book, otherwise it's pretty inpenetrable. The Ground Beneath Her Feet, on the other hand, is absolutely splendid! It combines Indo-Pakistani history, contemporary US & London, and a great history of Rock & Roll. Midnight's Children is haunting and wonderful, IMO. Grimus is simply impossible.

Posted by: John at February 17, 2005 06:36 PM (IuAUA)

3 I don't care, I'm going to call you Salman Rusty from now on anyway

Posted by: Eric at February 17, 2005 08:19 PM (lK7Sh)

4 Stop playing beehive baseball and the bees will leave you alone.

Posted by: Collin Baber at February 17, 2005 10:47 PM (FV4oJ)

5 That's the thing, Salmon Rusty has been stirring up the hive for awhile--but not bee stings!!!

Posted by: Rusty Shackleford at February 18, 2005 08:10 AM (JQjhA)

6 I can't help you in the fatwa department, but since I'm an ancient Egyptian crocodile-headed god I can threaten to swallow your soul and devour your children. Good enough?

Posted by: Sobek at February 18, 2005 05:53 PM (i+rdT)

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January 31, 2005

Religion of Peace Update 1/31/05

Today's Religion of Peace Update is brought to you by the folks at American Greetings, now offering their new line of CAIR Bears. (Thanks to Eric Smith for the CAIR Bears pic) and by the Mathemeticians for Freedom Alliance reminding you that d/dt (mv) = 0 ; v = const

Today's Religion of Peace theme: "Nunca encontraras una mas miserable madriguera de escoria y villania." (via Flea)

Federal judge says terror suspects at Gitmo can challenge detention in US courts.

Al Jazeera may be put on auction block--bin Laden to start early bidding on e-Bay.

Terror suspect raised money for Islamic schools (shock)

Terrorists strike in Tajikistan, blow up government building.

Iraqi election news roundup from the Poliblogger.

Pakistani, Afghani, and Lebanese jihadis open fire on ex-patriot Iraqi elections voters in Australia. And John Howard, the Aussi PM, proves once again to be one of America's staunchest allies.

Iraqis give terrorists the finger---literally!! (scroll down)

Ansar al Islam Claims To Have Shot Down British Plane but 1920 Revolution Brigade (the group that brought you such hostage takings as Dean Sadek) also claiming responsibility. (via Michelle Malkin)

Giving a Muslim a dirty look = anti-Muslim
Murdering Arab Christians in New Jersey = anti-Muslim
Remembering Israeli victims of terrorism at UC Irvine = anti-Muslim

Christians on PalTalk Chat Service Tracked by Radical Islamic Web Site.

Religion of Peace Uses Child With Down's Syndrome as Suicide Bomber

Thousands protest in Morocco: Tsunamai was Allah's punishment for wicked!

Islamic miracle: Like the images of Mary on a corn tortilla, Abu Mussab al Zarqawi begins to turn up in the oddest of places.

Kofi Annan gets it wrong again.

Arab broadcasters report Iraqi election more favorably than Germans. (via Instapundit)

Iraqi elections a European victory, not US.

Auschwitz and al Qaeda

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1 I did not like calculus 45 years ago and was not good at diff. Some how got an A in Integral. You got the equations a little screwed up - it should be V=const not Y. Aint no Y to solve for here. But the real solution is a lazy eight of dead Muslims.

Posted by: Rod Stanton at January 31, 2005 02:50 PM (IcheV)

2 I think we need one less federal judge - speaking of #'s

Posted by: Rod Stanton at January 31, 2005 02:53 PM (IcheV)

3 Forgot to say - WELLCOME BACK MISSED YA!

Posted by: Rod Stanton at January 31, 2005 02:54 PM (IcheV)

4 The Aussies might have to kill you for calling their Prime Minister "Aussi PM" and suggesting he may be French :-)

Posted by: Indy Media Watch at January 31, 2005 03:47 PM (vLXE2)

5 Actually, what we need is more judges like that one, and a new President and Vice President that are no so power hungery, bourgeois tyrant want to bes. Unfortunately we are stuck with these two for 4 more years. If we are lucky we can get a democratic congress in two years and they can bring impeachment charges up on Bush like the Republicans did on Clinton. Or maybe Bush and Chenny will follow Nixon's lead and resign. We can hope.

Posted by: Butch at January 31, 2005 04:19 PM (Gqhi9)

6 I think one of the bears is ticking.

Posted by: ccwbass at January 31, 2005 11:25 PM (7sER+)

7 Butch--No, YOU are stuck with these two for four more years. The majority of Americans voted for the men.

Posted by: Young Bourbon Professional at February 01, 2005 07:03 AM (x+5JB)

8 As I stated earlier, the American people are stuck with them for four more years. And when the majority of Americans find themselves in the unemployment lines, maybe then they will realize the mistake they made. But I can always hope for a new Congress in two years and Democratic Kenneth Starr.

Posted by: Butch at February 01, 2005 09:55 AM (Gqhi9)

9 Impeach Bush? Did he defile the office as Clinton did? Yea man! Shouldn't be impeached for getting blow jobs in the Oval Office. Really makes us look good. A example for our youth to emulate. And then there was the other 6 ladies while he was married to the dork. No wonder the gettoites voted 100% for him. He behaved just like them. Clinton didn't have the self control to keep his dick in his pants for four years. Trust him with our countries future? Bullshit. Bush our greatest president. A winner. Winner in two elections. Winner in America. Winner in Afghanistan. Winner in Iraq. HAIL BUSH. The master of commom sense. Oh yea. I forgot Butch. Piss on ya.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 01, 2005 10:19 AM (XC1Qx)

10 And who the hell is WE. Must have a mouse in your pocket.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 01, 2005 10:22 AM (XC1Qx)

11 Greyrooster he may have a turd in his pants!

Posted by: Rod Stanton at February 01, 2005 12:28 PM (gVJtb)

12 Greatest President ever, you are truly stupid and sick. And just for your freaking knowledge, no youth looks for the president to be a role model. It all the coke sniffing heroin shooting atheletes or the gangster rap murders that they look up to now. Hell I think it would be a vast improvement if kids look up to getting laid instead of how to lay some one out permentaly. An yes getting a blow job in the White house should of been the business of only three people, Bill, Hilary and Monica. Also Clinton did nothing that JFK, DDE, or LBJ did not do. As for our future, our economy has never been better when it was under his adminstration, unlike steel it all and keep it for myself and cronies Bush. Where the economy is like your mouth, in the toilet. What big winner is Bush, he had his brother help him steel the first election, had Osma help him win the second, he sent our troops (not his vanishing ass) to win Afghanistan and Iraq. (Even though our troops has not won it yet, I know they will break the ragheads terror.)As for the we, I am talking about the 49% of the people who was not stupid enough to believe the words of a bourgeois tyrant. And chicken, once again you can feast on my crap to refuel your foul mouth.

Posted by: Butch at February 01, 2005 04:32 PM (Gqhi9)

13 Liberalism is like assholeism. And you have the worst case I have ever seen. Nothing wrong with this economy, all things considered, that is if you are smart enough to take advantage of it. You are probably in some tax supported job and not bright enough to get out. Now the youth of America is horrible while Clinton who was dumb enough to get caught is great. (JFK, DDE, LBJ) Must be a democrat thing. Was DDE a democrat too? ha, ha.(BUSH BROTHER STEEL FIRST ELECTION, OSMA HELP WIN THE SECOND) heh, heh, What fucking getto you come from. That was great. shit for brains. LOL, ha, ha, ho, ho.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 01, 2005 11:47 PM (D+Kmg)

14 Oh yea! I forgot your other hero. Jessie Jackson. He got caught to. Wake up! Boy.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 02, 2005 12:14 AM (D+Kmg)

15 Ken Starr. Clinton's buddy????? Yea right!!! What it is? You say that right. Right on. Ha, Ha, heh, heh. Fucking idiot.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 02, 2005 12:19 AM (D+Kmg)

16 "What we have here...is a failure to communicate." (a la Strother Martin.)

Posted by: Young Bourbon Professional at February 02, 2005 07:33 AM (x+5JB)

17 Conservativism is much like you, you old chicken. It sits there doing nothing but growing old and smelling up the room. It sits there gathering moss and spider webs because it is to stupid to move. Liberalism at least make changes. True, some time it may not be for the best, but at least it gets out and makes a change. It allows the new a chance to strive and go forth, instead of trying to shackle it where it has always been. And if you are able to read, you will see that the National Deficit is the worse in our history. So you must be just plain stupid to believe otherwise. And what is mister Bush doing, asking for another 80 billions to help these raghead you hate so much. This is you great president. How about spending that 80 billions here at home. (But if we did that he could not siphon as much of it to his own bank account.) Talking about bank accounts, I will let you know I am one of the white collar fields, and help pay my fair share of taxes supporting has beens like you on welfare. And to educate you again, (I should consider charging you a tutoring fee since you are so uneducated), DDE was a Republican. So it is not just a Democratic affair. And JFK, LBJ and DDE did not have to deal with camera phones, or miniature listening devices, or Super zoom lens. As for Jessie Jackson, well you can have him. True he is a liberal, but his IQ is not much higher than yours, so we donÂ’t want him. And if you want to talk about Presidents getting caught, Look at the most infamous of all caughtee, Tricky Dick Nixon. Not only did he get caught, he got caught breaking the laws. Much like Bush is breaking the constitution, and Geneva convention now. So donÂ’t go spouting off how great the Republican party is. And since Bushie is breaking the GC and Constitution, that is why we need more judges like the one that started this chat line in office. And since you can not keep different chat lines different, let me just add, you probably loved being asshole to bellybutton in boot camp. Probably gave you a woody. That is why you probably still dream of those days. But now you are just a has been chicken little. And Young BProf, is that enought communication for you.

Posted by: Butch at February 02, 2005 09:24 AM (Gqhi9)

18 When I get my welfare check I'll send it to you, Right after I wipe my ass with it. Welfare? You got the wrong guy here. I can and do buy people like you to do my bidding. You Getto snipe. How are you going to educate anyone. You haven't been able to educate yourself out of the getto. Hit home didn't it? I'll place my Alma Mater against yours anytime. Like I said, you work for the tax payers for sure. Couldn't feed yourself if you didn't. You aren't anything but a future welfare check. So easy to read you're pathetic. What it is? wass up? (No youth looks for the president to be a role model) Maybe not in your neighborhood. Dumb shit! Examples of your educated writings. (This is you great president.) Ha, ha. (But if we did that he could not siphon as much of it to his own bank account) Ho, Ho. (I will let you know I am one of the white collars fields) heh, heh, heh. You going to educate someone? You must be a English major. Ha, Ha, LOL. You dumb shit. Who you trying to fool. Your post of 2/1 4:32 PM. (IT all the coke sniffing atheletes) ha! (gangster rap MURDERS they look up to now) ho ho! (lay some one out PERMENTALY) heh! heh! (when it was under his ADMINSTRATION heh,heh,heh! (unlike STEEL it all and keep it for myself and CRONIES BUSH) ha, ha, ha, ho,ho! Cronies Bush? Who's cronie? jo ma ma? (help him STEEL the first election) Did he weld that there steel? ha, ha. (OSMA help him win the second) SAY WHAT?? OSMA you mean Joma? ha, ha (break the ragheads terror) ho, ho, ha, your post 1/31 4:19 PM (that are no so power hungery) ho, ho (tryant want to bes) ha, ha. (lay SOME ONE out PERMENTALY) Oh great! (Liberalism at least MAKE changes) I know your brain cannot work fast enough to talk correctly, but try and spell. TAKE YOU TIME. Ha, ha, heh. (it allows the new a chance) Your post of 2/2/9:24 AM (this is YOU great president) This is getting hilarious. (infamous of all caughtee) ha, ha. (I am one of the white collar fields) Ha, ho, ho. You ignorant piece of shit. You going to educate someone. Well, I see now that I need to plant more watermelons this year. White collar fields. Must mean green collard field. Where you belong. Yea! white collar on your apron. Fry that chicken boy!!! Now go home. Turn that boom box down. Come back when you're truly ready to play with the big boys. Be sure and check the mailbox. It's food stamp time. Yea, Yea, I know. Sorry white mo fucker.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 02, 2005 01:13 PM (GpysX)

19 BOURBON: The dumb shit was probably to busy studying english to see Cool Hand Luke.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 02, 2005 01:16 PM (GpysX)

20 Greyrooster: I'm willing to swear that there really is more to be learned from that film than most of the multicultural drivel being taught in high schools and colleges today. (Perhaps it's not a film to cuddle up to with ones wife, but it has to be on THE list of ten great action/drama films, along with Shane; The Quiet Man; The Dirty Dozen; The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly; Dirty Harry; Hard Times, etc.

Posted by: Young Bourbon Professional at February 02, 2005 02:18 PM (x+5JB)

21 Now hard times I liked. No one could have played that part except Bronson. Absolutely great. A classic down here. If you followed the action down here in Nawlins you would really appreciate the film. We play hard down here ya'll.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 02, 2005 04:22 PM (GpysX)

22 It's certainly a less "commercial" film than the others, and sadly under-rated. As is Bronson, who won my admiration the day two thieves tried to break into his house in Vermont, resulting in Bronson breaking one of the bastard's arms.

Posted by: Young Bourbon Professional at February 02, 2005 04:44 PM (VPJmC)

23 Cool hand luke. Do you know they still have gangs like that down here. Shotguns, dogs and all. The guards must have seen the movie. They all wear the same sun glasses. They come through every week. I have some picnic tables on one of my fish ponds. They stop there for lunch. I sit and talk to both the guards and inmates. Usually, take them some cold drinks. They tell me they much prefer the gang to sitting in a cell all day. Liberals would think its cruel and terrible to dress men in stripes and make them work on the roads. No point here except our road sides are clean and we spend less than anywhere but Arizona. I wonder why we don't offer commuted sentences to some and send them to Iraq. Serve your country, get a paycheck, regain self esteem, send their kids some money, children could say my daddys in Iraq instead of saying he's in prison. Can you imagine a few thousand tatoo'ed, muscle bound, Gorillas from Folsom prison chasing after the terrorists. Would scare the shit out of them. Hey, am I on to something here.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 02, 2005 04:46 PM (GpysX)

24 Better yet. Send the ones who haven't seen a women in ten years and make the prison guards at Abu Garib. That should get some confessions.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 02, 2005 04:49 PM (GpysX)

25 I laughed out loud at your ideas, greyrooster! Priceless! And you know what? They make 100% sense!!! Just as it does to have these guys repay society in some way for their crimes instead of stewing in a prison cell. It's just common sense. And human nature dictates, whether we like to admit it or not, that we DO have an inner sense of right and wrong, and prisoners would feel better about themselves knowing that they are helping to make ammends for their transgressions. It's just human nature.

Posted by: Young Bourbon Professional at February 02, 2005 05:05 PM (VPJmC)

26 I just checked and internet says we have 1.5 million prisoners incarcerated. If one in 15 could cut the mental and physical requirements that would 100,000 ass kicking troops with an opportunity to regain their self respect and their country. The answer to our troop shortage. Less face it. What danger would they be to us over there. The claim is that it takes $30,000 per year per prisoner. Give them the money and the glory.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 02, 2005 08:03 PM (GpysX)

27 My buddy Charlie says it's a great idea. Send the boys from Attica to Iraq and arm each with a jar of vaseline.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 03, 2005 07:47 AM (G+9z1)

28 Kind of an "oil for oil" deal??? That would be a first!

Posted by: Young Bourbon Professional at February 03, 2005 11:57 AM (x+5JB)

29 You know chicken little, the only thing big about you is your mouth and your visions of grandeur. I believe the only reason you know about the chain gangs is because you are on one, and you sneak into the prison library to send these emails. Telling us that the chain gang comes by you two bit place is really telling us you live in the dumps. My neighborhood, you will never see a chain gang. As for Cool Hand Luke, I have seen the movie several times, and why do you try and break his record of eating 50 boil eggs. Oh my bad, you only crap eggs, because you are not really a rooster but a big fat hen. As far as you stupid idea about sending prisoners to Iraq, that is nothing new. I am sure you are one of the would be convicts that went to Vietnam instead of going to jail. Even besides that, Castro did the same thing already when he cleaned out the Cuban Jails and shipped them to U.S. You are nothing but a hate mongrel little minded butt wipe. Buy me? The only thing you probably could by is your diploma off the internet, and you had to borrow money for that. As to further educate you sorry excuse for a human, you are the one who actually started the name calling by calling Anonymous a Muslim. Check the post and see if you did not deserve the first salvo you chicken. Who knows, you could probably volunteer to be the butt boy so all these prisoner can get some training in before they go to Iraq. Or would you prefer to be the pivot boy in the middle of a circle jerk. Go eat my sh?t some more little boy. And Bourbon, I have to applaud you for being about to lower your IQ low enough to have chicken little be able to understand you. Also, most of Clint's movies are great as are Charles. I agree, I don't think Charles got have the credit he deserved.

Posted by: Butch at February 03, 2005 12:50 PM (Gqhi9)

30 (comes by you two bit place) (oh my bad) (as far as you stupid idea) (educate you sorry) (so all these prisoner) (charles got have the credit) Unbelieveable. A true literary giant. You on crack BOY? Too much fried chicken? All that grease affects the mental process causing one to write like a getto rat. I asked he/she if he/she was muslim. Note no answer. In all probability he/she was a muslim. So that makes you not only a dumbsass but also a liar. Right! What it is! No computers on chain gangs down here boy. Come on down. I'll have the sheriff show you. That is until next tuesday night when we light the fire. I know the chain gang doesn't come around your neighborhood. That's because they come from your neighborhood. Continue on Leroy. We need the laughter. Oh yea! Keep kissing Bourbons ass. It's good for his ego.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 03, 2005 03:28 PM (n5v9Q)

31 just wanted to say nice site!

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January 26, 2005

Religion of Peace Roundup 1/26/05

Brought to you by the Religion of Peas in a Can Council.

After videotaping himself beheading civilians for the past year and a half and publicly proclaiming himself the head of al Qaeda in Iraq, the UN finally designates Abu Musab al-Zarqawi a 'terrorist' and freezes his assets.

England to free 12 terror suspects. (ht: Chad Evans)

Two ex-Gitmo inmates return to England--promptly promise to sue US.

They're guerrillas, not terrorists says Italian Judge--then sets them free! (ht: Robert Spencer)

Profile of foreign terrorists fighting in Iraq (ht: Evan)

Are the Saudis funding Wahhabi extremist propaganda on Iraqi 'independent' TV? (ht: Captain Ed)

80 lashes given to 12 year old pick-pocket in Kingdom of the Religion of Peace (ht: Robert Spencer)

Terrorism caused by ideas, yeah but I wonder what ideas those would be.... (ht: Spencer, again)

Jihad recruitment on the rise in Europe...no connection to massive influx of Muslims immigrants, though. (ht: Charles Johnson)

UN Blames Zionists and Jew Controlled America for Arab Social Problems (ht: Daniel)

Let's face it, Islam doesn't mean Peace...(ht: Cameron)

Where are all those Leftist human shields when you need them?? You know, to guard the polling stations.... more...

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