Jay Bookman

By AJC/DNC Management

January 12, 2009 2:40 PM | Link to this

Sounds like they are not as stupid as the United States, voting in a bunch of traitors and treasonists.

Bravo Israel.

Country first.

By Davo

January 12, 2009 2:42 PM | Link to this

What comes around, goes around

http://www1.yadvashem.org/odot_pdf/Microsoft%20Word%20-%204028.pdf

Whose side are we on?

By ByteMe

January 12, 2009 2:49 PM | Link to this

The Israel Supreme Court will reverse it. They tend to put the country’s constitution ahead of political expediency.

By Mrs. Godzilla

January 12, 2009 2:56 PM | Link to this

That’s one huge steaming pile of wrong.

By RealityKing

January 12, 2009 2:56 PM | Link to this

Reminds me of Stephen Colbert’s run for President..

By Ottoman Warrior

January 12, 2009 3:06 PM | Link to this

Some wars are simply meant to be waged until the end of time and for some wars, the end of time cannot come to soon. This is no revelation. So it is written. So it is done.

By Ottoman Warrior

January 12, 2009 3:06 PM | Link to this

Some wars are simply meant to be waged until the end of time and for some wars, the end of time cannot come too soon. This is no revelation. So it is written. So it is done.

By @@

January 12, 2009 3:07 PM | Link to this

Very similar to what Obama did in his first run for the senate seat in Illinois — eliminated all of his competition making sure voters had just one choice.

This does not bode well for the future.

By CommunistAJC

January 12, 2009 3:10 PM | Link to this

There is a better stimulus plan out there

by Neal Boortz

We now have the benefit of PEBO’s* general position on a plan to stimulate our economy. Government shall be our savior. We shall not want. More specifically, government spending. About $800 billion (probably more) will be created out of thin air and then spent by politicians and their cronies in an effort to get our economy moving. Some of PEBO’s spending ideas included “investing” in government schools and modernizing various federal government buildings in Washington and elsewhere.

The “investing in education” bit gives you your first real clue of just what Obama is proposing here. He is proposing to use the occasion of an economic crisis to provide cover for increased government spending that he’s been promising since the day he announced his candidacy. I doubt that someone can explain clearly just how investing in education is going to quickly stimulate our economy, but that spending will be there because it was promised – promised long before our crisis became apparent.

Obama’s stimulus plan is very little more than a plan to enhance and solidify the power of the Imperial Federal Government over our economy at the expense of the private sector and free markets.

Is there a better idea out there? You bet there is, and it came from the 1st Congressional District of Texas. Congressmen Louie Gohmert notes that the federal government collects about $100 billion in income taxes every month, plus another $60 billion in Social Security and Medicare taxes. If those of you who are government educated have a calculator handy, you’ll see that this adds up to about $160 billion a month. Now if you divide Obama’s proposed $800 billion stimulus plan by $160 billion, you’ll come up with five. This means that our government will collect $800 billion in income and payroll taxes from February through June.

So, Gohmert asks, instead of bureaucrats and politicians deciding how all of this money is going to be spent, why not let the people who actually worked for this cash make their own independent spending decisions for this money. How would you do that? Simple: declare a five-month tax holiday. From February through June everybody keeps their paycheck. No income tax withholding … no payroll taxes. What will the people do with this money? What, are you crazy? They’ll spend it, that’s what. Talk about stimulating the economy!

Let’s just wrap this up with a handy little chart. Politicians just love charts.

Stimulus plans’ affect on national debt

Obama’s Stimulus - The government prints $800 billion for government to spend, thus insuring that the money will be spent as politicians and government bureaucrats want it to be spent. Plan adds $800 billion in additional debt.

Six Month Tax Holiday - The government prints $800 billion to replace the lost tax revenue needed for ordinary government expenses while people are spending the money they earned to stimulate our economy. Plan adds $800 billion in additional debt.

Either way we add $800 billion to our deficit.

Who gets the power to chose economic winners and losers?

Obama’s Stimulus - Government makes the choices of who wins and loses. Winners include teacher’s unions, government contractors, politicians and businesses favored by government and political operatives. This plan grows government.

Six Month Tax Holiday - The people who actually earned the money get to choose the economic winners and losers through their spending decisions. Winners include private sector businesses that provide quality products and services. This plan grows the private-sector economy.

Either way $800 billion gets poured into our economy!!!

Who comes out with more power?

Obama’s Stimulus - Enhances the power of government and promotes the cause of a state -controlled economy.

Six Month Tax Holiday - Enhances the power of the individual taxpayer/consumer and promotes the cause of economic liberty and the free market.

Power to the people? Or to government?

Who gets the happy ending?

Obama’s Stimulus - Thrills those who love government

Six Month Tax Holiday - Pleases those who love liberty

Is there a detriment to the Gohmert plan? You betcha! And the flaw is fatal. If you declare a full tax holiday people are actually going to figure out how much they earn. No more of this “take home pay” nonsense. You get your whole paycheck. Now just imagine what happens in July with the withholding starts again.

Revolt.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 3:14 PM | Link to this

Just a thought - doesn’t the reaction of many so far put them more in the camp of the Bush Administration’s ill-fated attempt to spread American-style democracy in the Middle East? Does a democracy have to be just like ours?

Is this really all that different from the discussions AmVet and I have had about how the Democratic and Republican Parties use legal means to limit the spread of third parties?

By Mrs. Godzilla

January 12, 2009 3:18 PM | Link to this

Again, it is not wise to take advice on our current economic crisis from those who supported the Bush administrations failed conservative fiscal policies.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 3:23 PM | Link to this

@@

But what Obama did was legal. Wait, so’s the Israeli action…

Hi Mrs Godzilla!

I suppose that includes Pres Bush not taking advice from those who got us here, as he’s said on a couple of occasions recently that’s he’s thrown his free-market ideology under the truck with this stimulus package?

Oh, and he also said TARP Phase II would be released when Pres-elect Obama asked. Obama just did, so evidently Obama and Bush are on the same page, here.

Don’tcha’ just love it?

By Bosch

January 12, 2009 3:26 PM | Link to this

Paul,

Yeah, like when Hamas won the elections, or when the Shiias won in Iraq - sometimes democracy sucks. Feel free to use that latter in casual conversation if you want - or if you want to put it on a t-shirt.

Did you see my post downstairs to ya’?

By Ottoman Warrior

January 12, 2009 3:28 PM | Link to this

The Ottoman Warrior can usually spot an infidel cowering amongst a harem of thinly veiled vassals sooner than his whimper can travel the length of a camel’s stride but this leader of Republicans known as the Neal Boortz is such a wimp that he blends right in with the weaker ones amongst us almost as well as the one that they refer to as Rush the Magnificent. Hah. These Republicans. What would they do with a real leader. They would probably worship him or her as a god.

By Bosch

January 12, 2009 3:28 PM | Link to this

And, I’ll add my off-topic comment here as I did downstairs:

Mickey Rourke? What the hell?

By @@

January 12, 2009 3:35 PM | Link to this

Paul:

But what Obama did was legal.

Sho ‘nuff! — by the rules in Chicago’s politics, it was.

By Copyleft

January 12, 2009 3:40 PM | Link to this

Anyone still suggesting that we give Israel our blind, unconditional support because “they’re the only free, democratic state in the region”?

By RW-(the original)

January 12, 2009 3:41 PM | Link to this

Mrs.G,

Assuming you’re talking about the Boortz cut and paste I can’t remember any Bush fiscal policy that Boortz ever supported.

By @@

January 12, 2009 3:54 PM | Link to this

Oh crap!

we BOTH squealed like little girls with pure joy and glee.

Bosch, ^^^ are you kidding me?

I’m female, and even I don’t nor would I be proud to admit I (that I being YOU) squeal like a little girl.

By CommunistAJC

January 12, 2009 3:54 PM | Link to this

Mrs. Godzilla, The economy is in shambles because of the current democrat controlled congress. It ain’t the GOP that caused this mess. Tax cuts work. Jimmy Carter, I mean Obama, is going to send us in to another depression with his tax increases. You can’t spend your way out of an economic crises. Econ 101.

By Mrs. Godzilla

January 12, 2009 3:59 PM | Link to this

AGAIN,

The current economic crisis was caused by failed Republican fiscal policy.

Rail against it all you wish.

It is the truth.

By Bosch

January 12, 2009 4:00 PM | Link to this

@@,

Some of us have alot more confidence than others, and some of us have senses of humor.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 4:02 PM | Link to this

@@

[[I’m female, and even I don’t nor would I be proud to admit I (that I being YOU) squeal like a little girl.]]

Oh yeah?!!? Just try gettin’ one of those 6-inch stilettos turned the wrong way…

By mm

January 12, 2009 4:04 PM | Link to this

Manglement,

For once I agree with you. Republicans ARE traitors and treasonists.

And the people who voted for them are too.

It’s time to drop our unconditional support of Israel.

It’s one thing to go after terrorists. It’s quite another to ban someone from elections in a Democracy.

But hey, the wingnuts don’t want every vote counted in America, so they gave the Israelis the blueprint.

By Bosch

January 12, 2009 4:06 PM | Link to this

Commie,

I feel we came to a general sense of zen and comraderie Friday, but how can you blame this mess solely on the Demoratic Party? This has been in the works for years - not just the past two.

And Obama isn’t raising taxes, he’s just repealing the ones that were on the books before Bush. Or we was.

Anyway, I don’t understand how people can want all the things they want for this country, but not want to pay any taxes. I understand government waste needs to be brought under control, but Obama hasn’t once talked about raising taxes.

By The Corporal

January 12, 2009 4:08 PM | Link to this

Is there something extra intelligent about allowing political parties bent on the destruction of your state to gain majority power in office ?

By AmVet

January 12, 2009 4:11 PM | Link to this

Forget that schmoe Neil Boar-tz. (Is he really still on the radio?)

I’d take Niels Bohr any day…

Mrs. G, so according to the armchair economists this corporate destruction of capitalism only began two years ago?

What a hoot…

By @@

January 12, 2009 4:19 PM | Link to this

Paul:

I want you to take a look at the first paragraph in my 3:54. That (if not something stronger) would be my response to one of those stilettos turning on me.

Bosch:

If your confidence is exhibited through squealing like a little girl, then maybe it’s time you consider a surgical procedure?

Forget it! You are what you are. I’m just hoping there aren’t too many more like you.

eewwwww

By Mrs. Godzilla

January 12, 2009 4:20 PM | Link to this

AmVet

It’s nearly to silly to address….

over and over and over and over

By AJC/DNC Management

January 12, 2009 4:24 PM | Link to this

If “the world” sides with an Islamist supremacist movement that cheers the deaths of Arab Muslims as a means to the end of exterminating the Jews, perhaps Obama is coming to realize that he—and America—can do without the respect of such a world.-WSJ

We can only hope.

By UN The Nation Builder

January 12, 2009 4:24 PM | Link to this

Israel stopped being a democracy long ago.

By Bosch

January 12, 2009 4:30 PM | Link to this

@@,

I will forget it - your posts are easy that way.

By getalife

January 12, 2009 4:34 PM | Link to this

“I readily concede I chucked aside my free-market principles when I was told … the situation we were facing could be worse than the Great Depression,” Bush said.

Yeah, he used trillions for Wall Street socialism and wants more.

Israel is on their own and looking for volunteers. Joe the plumber declined like the rest of the chickenhawks.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 4:36 PM | Link to this

Bosch

Obama’s not a Marxist, just a Socialist. More in line with his Moslem roots.

getalife

And Rahm Emanuel actually joined the Israeli’s volunteer force in one of their past wars. Walks the talk.

By @@

January 12, 2009 4:48 PM | Link to this

I will forget it - your posts are easy that way.

Now ^^^ that sounds oddly familiar Bosch, and gives me confidence that my suspicions about you have been right all along..

You are, in fact, not male, but rather a very needy female.

Whew! What a relief.

Blog on!

By getalife

January 12, 2009 4:48 PM | Link to this

Paul,

Rahmbo.

By jasper

January 12, 2009 4:51 PM | Link to this

What’s even sillier is to say Failed Bush Policies. Remember that didn’t work for Jim “Weasel” Martin.

You think it was Bush’s policy to lend money to homebuyers that had no business borrowing. Do you think it was Bush’s policy for people to rack up credit card debt beyond what they could ever repay.

Some of you are so consume with your hatred of Bush that you’re even willing to take the side of those his administration is against, namely Islamic terrorist. Golly gee, if they are fighting against the Bush administration, they must be okay.

These muslim protesters who marched in ATL streets this past Saturday are the same ones who danced in the streets on 9/11.

Sleep tight.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 4:52 PM | Link to this

getalife

LOL!

Generally addressed:

On another note, it appears Senate Democratic leadership is ready to seat Sen Burris. Seems they think they have a face-saving way out with their emphasis on “proper paperwork process.”

These are the senior minds of the Senate majority party? Doesn’t give a warm and fuzzy for the next few years. Hope they’re in receive mode from the new Executive.

By AJC/DNC Management

January 12, 2009 5:17 PM | Link to this

Chicago Bracing For Blizzard Tonight Wind Chills Of Minus 20 To Combine With Nearly Half-Foot Of Snow

I remember waking up one morning in the early 1980’s thinking it was still night time because there was no light coming through the windows of the house, until I looked at the clock and saw that is was already 9 a.m.

The snow overnite had drifted higher than the roof of the house and was blocking out the sunlight.

Looks like they are going through all that again, wait a minute, I thought the Earth was warming?

How can they still be having blizzards?

By AJC/DNC Management

January 12, 2009 5:36 PM | Link to this

Topic from an old blog-

Has anyone else besides me noticed that Kathleen “Oogedy Boogedy” Parker has entirely disappeared from the Pinko Nation?-

Perhaps the “dog” bit it’s new owner, like all rabid animals eventually do-

Why is Sen. Clinton, the spouse of the great influence-peddler, being nominated in the first place? In exchange for giving the painful impression that our State Department will be an attractive destination for lobbyists and donors, what exactly are we getting? George Marshall? Dean Acheson? Even Madeleine Albright? No, we are getting a notoriously ambitious woman who made a fool of herself over Bosnia, at the time and during the recent campaign, and who otherwise has no command of foreign affairs except what she’s picked up second-hand from an impeached ex-president, a disbarred lawyer, and a renter of the Lincoln Bedroom. If the Senate waves this through, it will have reinforced its recent image as the rubber-stamp chamber of a bankrupt banana republic.-Christopher Hitchens.

Bark bark.

For those of you with short memories, ole Hitch was not very fond of Mrs. Palin, which earned him a spot in the heart of many a lib.

Least until now, I suspect.

By getalife

January 12, 2009 5:43 PM | Link to this

Nobody reads what a welcher writes.

Score one for Blago to appoint the only Senator that will not stab Obama in the back.

By Ottoman Warrior

January 12, 2009 5:46 PM | Link to this

Keep talking, one who thinks he is management material. You say intifada, I say infitada. Your words are an infelicity in high infidelity. The globe gets warmer with every word from your lips.

The Sultan also likes to swing to these words, infinitesimal,

And then the man he steps right up to the microphone,

And says at last just as the time bell rings,

Thank you, good night, now it’s time to go home,

And he makes it fast with one more thing,

We are the sultans of swing.

By @@

January 12, 2009 6:28 PM | Link to this

Interesting article (way too long) over at Stratfor.

It addresses Obama’s Sunday comments on ABC regarding Iran, along with the NYT article regarding Bush rejecting Israel’s plans to attack Iran.

In summation:

The problem that Obama has is the same one that Bush had. He doesn’t want Iran to develop nuclear weapons, he doesn’t want Israel to attack Iran, and he doesn’t want the United States to attack Iran. Obama therefore wants to engage Iran in open discussion of the matter, as distinct from Bush’s more indirect approaches. That is a change. But the question that really matters — and this assumes that the Iranians will want talks without a prior commitment by Obama not to use military force under any circumstances –- is this: Once there are talks, what exactly will Obama say to the Iranians that hasn’t been said already?

Not a damn thing, but….

The United States doesn’t want Iran working on nuclear weapons. What will Obama offer them in return?

Obama made it sound so easy during the campaign. Will he make it too easy for Ahmadenijad?

It remains to be seen.

By APpropriate News

January 12, 2009 6:43 PM | Link to this

During his last interview, Bush, when asked if he had any last words about his Vice President, really let it all hang out. He said that Dick was a real nut-case. All he wanted to do was blow things up while he was just trying to do his job. He said he finally had to put his foot down. Dick was really turning into a head case and was talking about giving Israel bunker busters equipped with FA 22s, pilots, and flight plans. Bush said at that point that he told Dick that the American people might get suspicious and all Dick would say in reply was “You’ve got nothing to worry about. I’ll cover for you!”, to which the president responded, “You mean like you have every other time I took your “advice”. Not this time. Those bunker busters can be traced back to me.”

By @@

January 12, 2009 7:03 PM | Link to this

‘Tis all too APpropriate to see fantasies play out in a liberal’s mind or lack thereof.

By Ray

January 12, 2009 7:06 PM | Link to this

Is America for or against the Jews? Do we want to continue our support for their survival or do we want them to get put away in our continuous quest to gain favor with the Arab community? The Jews have been staunch allies, the Arabs have taken advantage of the US at every opportunity. The Jews are fighting for their survival, the Arabs are selling oil. The Arabs have continually reiterated their hate for the West, their quest to bury us financially or physically at every opportunity. Want to choose up sides? It’s sort of a no brainer.

By Dept of Offensive Maneuvers

January 12, 2009 7:14 PM | Link to this

Mr. Ahmadenijad,

In exchange for not building the atom spitting bomb, we offer you our finest harem. We call them Republicans and I am sure that you will be pleased. Just listen to them whine. @@! Step forth and whine.

By DebbieDoRight

January 12, 2009 7:18 PM | Link to this

Dumbest quote of the day goes to @@: Very similar to what Obama did in his first run for the senate seat in Illinois — eliminated all of his competition making sure voters had just one choice.

How the hecK did Obama “eliminate” his competition? You mean he MADE Jerri Ryan tell everyone that her soon to be ex husband was a freak-a-zoid in and OUT of the bedroom? Or did he make the decision to run the looniest loon EVER, Alan Keyes, as the republican candidate? Grow up!!

By Chad Harris

January 12, 2009 7:23 PM | Link to this

Yo Mr. Bookman,

How many Israelis are running to be principals in the Hamas and Hezbollah organizatinos? How many Israelis are given major office in Iran’s govrenment, Syria’s government, or their puppet terrorist organizations. I think it’s great. This is not going to be recycled missles>>>attacks. Israel has had it.

Iran is on track to get a nuke to level Israel. And they are too stupid to worry about radiation that would impact the area.

The US has had no policy whatsoever that has checked Iran’s terrorism against Israel using its puppets Hamas and Hezbollah. This cycle has been going on before you came to Atlanta.

Unless Iran’s current policy is changed using Heabollah and Hamas to destabilize the Middle East and try to incriminate and blame Israel, nothing will change.

Also Jay since you bought Sanger’s article yesterday, would you kindly tell me what 9 day Bush has done to derail Iran’s nuclear weapons program. That’s the big enchalada around the corenr for Israel.

Also from Haaretz, the Jerusalem Post, Reuters that Israel did get the GBU-39s and well they should have gotten them.

Syrians are shooting at Israelis on the Golin Heights.

What’s In and What’s Out?

Bernie Madow is ensconsed in his penthouse instead of the big house. Bernie is the tip of off shore feeder bostered Ponzi schems.

Rollin Burris is officially going to be sworn into the Senate making Reid and Durbin look particularly stupid and there is much to admire about Durbin but not Reid. They should boot Reid out of his post as Senate Majority leader. He’s terrible.

Caroline Kennedy’s no press conference silent tour is In, but she’ll be out when Paterson passes her by.

Gitmo is out—Obama says he’s closin’ it down. Maybe you have a spare bedroom and you can put up some of those who have no place to go and did nothing who are buried there among the bad guys.

Exec Order first week of Office he says.

I’d like to see a system where all the Rethugs here put one of ‘em up in some kind of exchange program. Remember—just ‘cause someone’s put you in Gitmo doesn’t mean you’ve done something wrong and, when you are accused of something you aren’t going to want heresay evidence admitted and you arenb’t going to want one way discovery either.

Denial is In for Bushie who has proclaimed “Heckuva job Bushie.”

At least someone thinks Bushie has been great, and it’s Bushie.

Christian Science Monitor speculates Joe the Plumber will run for Voinovich’s seat. Bring him on. We need another Democrat in the Senate from Ohio.

By @@

January 12, 2009 7:29 PM | Link to this

Ahmadenijad’s response to Obama:

Iranian officials said Jan. 12 that Iran would respond favorably to U.S. President-elect Barack Obama’s administration if relations improve, Reuters reported. Iran asked Obama not to repeat what it calls false accusations by U.S. President George W. Bush’s administration about pursuing nuclear weapons.

Unconditional?

Hamas rocket attacks are down 50% since the beginning of Israel’s OCL.

Hang tough Israel.

By CommunistAJC

January 12, 2009 7:30 PM | Link to this

PULLED:

Commie, please post a couple of grafs and then a link.

Don’t post long articles in their entirety.

By fed up

January 12, 2009 7:34 PM | Link to this

I am not a Neil Boortz fan I think he’s an arrogant, pompous aZZ but I agree with the Texas senator and the idea of letting us keep our entire checks with no federal deductions. Now that’s putting the power back to the people. That will not happen as Congress (both sides of the aisles) don’t want to give up that power. If that were to happen once the feds starting taking the deductions again the Boston Tea Party would be nationwide.

By Dept of Offensive Maneuvers

January 12, 2009 7:35 PM | Link to this

So, your plan is to drop the atom spitting bomb directly on Jerusalem to end fighting once and for all. You think that no one will want to live there for the half-life of what? What is a half-life you low-life. I have no faith in your so-called science. That’s right. Same to you. U-2 and I’m not 35.

By RB from Gwinnett

January 12, 2009 7:36 PM | Link to this

I agree with you Jay. I think the Nazi party and the AlQueada party should organize for the 2012 election and make good run for it. Maybe they’ll split the vote of the moron liberals who couldn’t spot an enemy if their LIFE DEPENDED ON IT.

You’re a tool, Jay.

By Dept of Offensive Maneuvers

January 12, 2009 7:45 PM | Link to this

After Bush gave out billions of dollars to big businesses in the US, all he got in return was grief from his own party. He was just returning all the taxes that big businesses had ever or will ever pay — just like his once-loyal and devout party members asked him to do and what do they do. They whine. Then, he gives permanent tax cuts to 2.5 millions Americans in 2008 and what do they do. They whine. I’d give up too. Dang Republicans.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 7:51 PM | Link to this

DebbieDoRight 7:18

How’ve you been?

The situation @@ referred to was regarding Pres-elect’s run for the Illinois Senate. There were five Democrats in the contest. Obama initiated legal action against all his opponents, alleging ballot signatures weren’t valid. All four were excluded and Obama became the nominee and ran unopposed in the primary.

By Chad Harris

January 12, 2009 7:52 PM | Link to this

@@—

I agree with you there—whatever Israel can do to weaken Iran’s constant effort to destabilize the Middle East I’m for.

I also continue to note that no other country there is doing diddly squat to advance stability, help Iraq or stop Iran and Syria from orchestrating Hamas and Hezbollah.

The Attolyahs are running Iran and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is their puppet calling few of the shots.

We have to figure the magic way to get most of their university students and younger Iranians who aren’t militant fundamentalists to overthrow the religious fanatics, and I don’t believe the last eight years has made that more likely to happen.

By Warren Besch

January 12, 2009 7:52 PM | Link to this

At least Israel sees “the enemy within” for what it is, yet apparently has put few restrictions (if any) on travel by its citizens. This is little different from the U.S. taking steps to outlaw the Communist Party.

By getalife

January 12, 2009 7:54 PM | Link to this

Geez, our friends on the right are not very patriotic.

Obama is your President too so start acting like it.

By Mrs.Godzilla

January 12, 2009 8:11 PM | Link to this

The more I read and think about the Knesset preventing 1/5th of their population from voting because of their political party the more I like the idea.

Especially after watching the last press conference. Bush is just god-awful.

Let’s remove the right to vote of those who still think Bush did a good job.

They are a danger to our nation and our planet.

Hey Mr. Gander, take a nice shot of Goose!

If you liked it in Israel, wait till you see it in the red states.

Love ya’ dudes!

By DB, Gwinnettian

January 12, 2009 8:11 PM | Link to this

(A companion piece to Commie’s ginormous copy/paste from the Moonie Times.)[http://www.gorenfeld.net/book/cinema/]

By Paul

January 12, 2009 8:14 PM | Link to this

Mrs. Godzilla

There are more than a few Africans throughout the continent who are pretty grateful for him -

By @@

January 12, 2009 8:15 PM | Link to this

Sheikh Yousef Al-Qaradhawi On Al-Jazeera Incites Against Jews, Arab Regimes, and the U.S.; Calls on Muslims to Boycott Starbucks and Others; Says ‘Oh Allah, Take This Oppressive, Jewish, Zionist Band of People… And Kill Them, Down to the Very Last One’

Talking to the Muslim leaders in general and the Arab Leaders in particular:

“Oh rulers, this is a disgrace on your part. I do not want to say that this is prohibited, because many of you do not care about what is permitted or prohibited. But I say that it is a disgrace on your part to do nothing but watch while your brothers are being destroyed, slaughtered and tormented. This is extremely strange.

“Are these [Arab rulers] the descendents of Abu ‘Ubayda, Khaled ibn Al-Walid, Tareq ibn Ziyad, and all our nation’s conquerors throughout the ages?! This is my message to our rulers: They should heed their peoples when they make their decisions, or else history will sweep them up with its broom.”

“Even though Gaza has no gateway except for Egypt, Israel is surrounded by several Arab states. Lebanon and Syria, Jordon, and Saudi Arabia are all neighbors of Israel, and whoever wanted to set out [on Jihad] from these countries could have done so, if the gateways were opened. But it is as if we have become the protectors of Israel.”

Feeling left out? on their own? un-luuuuuuved?

Followed by an interesting piece “The Israeli Long View in Gaza”

Now off to watch 24. BTW…..were my eyes deceiving me last night, or has Janeane Garofalo been given a part in the show? Sho looks like her.

By Midori

January 12, 2009 8:17 PM | Link to this

Mrs. G — I’m watching excerpts from Bush’s speech today on Countdown.

Pitiful.

Just freaking PITIFUL

The biggest loser ever conceived.

All he did was whine and point fingers.

He looked just like one of those chimps in the zoo who would fling feces at onlookers.

What a complete and utter failure. A gigantic waste of space.

By Dept of Offensive Maneuvers

January 12, 2009 8:22 PM | Link to this

A bit of braces go a long way, parenthetically speaking of course, but a bracket or two can save the day if swapped. In other words, the order of the universe requires [] followed by ().

By AJC/DNC Management

January 12, 2009 8:32 PM | Link to this

Somebody jacked Duhzilla’s name! Somebody jacked Duhzilla’s name!

She sounds reasonable!

Make it stop!

By The Corporal of the Guard

January 12, 2009 8:33 PM | Link to this

Has anyone seen a good movie lately? I need one to go to next Tuesday starting at noon.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 8:41 PM | Link to this

Analchord

So if you ran the zoo, and you could’ve prevented 3,000 Americans from dying on 9-11, you’d have refused to authorize water to be poured over a non US citizen, non foreign military, terrorist’s nose for 30 seconds?

Sounds reasonable.

By RB from Gwinnett

January 12, 2009 8:43 PM | Link to this

By getalife

“Obama is your President too so start acting like it.”

We are getaclue. We’re treating him much better than you’ve treated Bush for the past 8 years.

You’ve got a lot of nerve whining about the way Obama gets treated given the way you and your cohorts have treated Bush. It’s quite pathetic actually.

By AJC/DNC Management

January 12, 2009 8:45 PM | Link to this

I never thought I would convert Duhzilla, i r o diM yes, but never Duhzilla,

My work here is done.

By getalife

January 12, 2009 8:48 PM | Link to this

Try to show a little patriotism RB.

He is not even President yet.

I know you can do it because you worshipped the worst ever.

Yes you can.

By fed up

January 12, 2009 8:50 PM | Link to this

I second the Gran Torino vote. Good movie.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 8:54 PM | Link to this

Corporal

I third Gran Torino. Clint Eastwood stars and directs. ‘Nuff said -

By Dept of Offensive Maneuvers

January 12, 2009 8:58 PM | Link to this

Preemption is such a strange non-thing for one does not really know what one would have preempted until it can no longer be preempted. Preemption is just a code name for Are you feeling lucky today, Punk? Republicans like to use any response to that question as an excuse to strike. It’s the old Republican stand-by — Shoot first, ask questions later. Questions like, Is he dead? And, if the answer is yes, then they slowly and cautiously squirm out from under their bedrock.

By getalife

January 12, 2009 9:04 PM | Link to this

Yeah welcher,

Stop wanking and if you are not man enough to pay your bet, just stop posting for a week to show you have a shred of honor.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 9:06 PM | Link to this

Management

What bet did you lose?

By RB from Gwinnett

January 12, 2009 9:09 PM | Link to this

Midori, show me something I’ve said derogatory to your chosen one since the election. Anything anywhere close to what you’ve posted about Bush on a daily basis. You’re a pathetic excuse for an American, Midori. Truely pathetic.

Paul, you won’t get an answer from analchord. Libs don’t live in the real world where real people’s lives depend on decisions. These fools actually think they can reason with terrorists. These same fools think all the middle east resentment of us is from Bush’s policies while ignoring all the terrorist attacks that happend under Clinton’s reign. They don’t have the intellectual honesty to admit the truth.

By Mrs.Godzilla

January 12, 2009 9:12 PM | Link to this

Paul,

that’s good.

Bush also set some environmental protections on Pacific Ocean areas, the Greenies loved it.

There have been no terroist attacks on this nation during the Bush Presidency since that first one.

Credit were credit is due.

and debits too.

BIG DAMN DEBITS.

BIG HUGE GINORMUS DEBITS.

MEGA DEBITS.

BOOM SHACKA LACKA BOOM DEBITS.

I imagine there are a number of UBS clients who thanked him…until recently.

George W. Bush Is Sarah Palin in an ill fitting suit.

Watching the presser today, it hit home real hard just how god-awful Bush 43 was. He really never had a clue.

Back to the topic at hand.

As you all know I struggle with being Anti-Norski. But I like Jewish folk. Oy! What a culture! gefilte no, corned beef yes. Latkes!!!!!!wih sour ccream AND applesauce! Remember Adam Sandler’s holiday masterpiece? Seriously dated one (supposedly JDL) till his mom referred to me as the “s**”. He had a body made for a Harley…. but I digress.

I like Israel it’s a very spunky country with the right to defend itself. Palestinians deserve a homeland too. Neither side has the moral authority to cast the first stone. Bush pulling the rug out from under Condi the other day isn’t playing well.

What Israel did in taking the right to vote away from 20% of their population is a huge blunder. It will probably get tossed, but that kind of behavior will not be easily forgotten.

Who said dulce de lece the other night? There’s some in the icebox.

Peace.

By Chad Harris

January 12, 2009 9:13 PM | Link to this

@ RW—

No doubt there are thousands of government employees posting at blogs while at work that aren’t community forums for their work, so there may not be a perfect answer, but I would stipulate they can’t post to the blogs and the traffic could be monitored.

@ Pogo—

You wrote:

“Mass transit? Mass transit to where? Georgia is a rural state. Where is all this mass transit supposed to go, Hoboken (not knocking on Hoboken)?.”

I would beef up the mass transit, not reduce it—specifically run trains more often than they are running now when off peak—and send more busses more frequently into “rural” Metro Atlanta, particularly when the traffic on the busses merits it.

I’d quickly connect all the transit systems to one, and I’d fold it into Marta.

By Midori

January 12, 2009 9:17 PM | Link to this

rb,

what the sam hill are you talking about?

I think you have me confused with someone else — I haven’t responded to, or referred to you in some time.

and I like it that way.

Starved for companionship?

perhaps Andy can lend you his rubber woman.

By AJC/DNC Management

January 12, 2009 9:18 PM | Link to this

Paul: OU to Florida.

The bet was to post love for Oblahmi for a week, which I did, exactly the same way liberals show love for our country and soldiers, they wigged on me.

Pppphhhhhbbbbttttttt to their as-ses.

By getalife

January 12, 2009 9:19 PM | Link to this

Paul,

He bet if Florida won , he would post pro Obama for a week.

He welched.

If OK won, I had to post pro gop for a week.

I do not welch.

From now on, we call him welcher.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 9:25 PM | Link to this

Mrs. Godzilla

Yeah. Things are rarely clear-cut absolutes - some things good, some not so good. I’ll give credit where credit’s due, and as you’ve noted from my past posts, continue to wonder what happened to the governor from Texas.

Management

Lots of us lost that bet. But he’s not even been sworn in yet. Can’t you have even more fun by agreeing with them for a few days?

New season of 24 is back to its roots -

By AJC/DNC Management

January 12, 2009 9:33 PM | Link to this

Paul: Oh I had fun with it alright, I’m pretty sure that’s where all the animosity originated from.

24 is rocking so far.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 9:43 PM | Link to this

Management

Seriously, he kept Gates as SecDef, said he was probably going to put off rescinding the Bush tax cuts, is honoring McCain with an award, isn’t going to get out of Iraq any time soon, is escalating the war in Afghanistan, and he sent Biden out of the country - even before he’s sworn in … isn’t that a pretty good start for a week’s worth of praises?

Always gets me how the 24 writers are about a year ahead of what’s really happening. ‘Course, a real-world portrayal of the reality of the results of theoretical positions drives some people bonkers -

By Mrs.Godzilla

January 12, 2009 9:52 PM | Link to this

I see the “conservative underground” is wound up and ugly tonight.

Hannity promises conservatives in exile, but no luck so far!

Mr.Godzilla

How cute of you to use the name of my beloved!

Here’s the test.

What’s the secret to the friday night ribeye? Sunday brunch bloody mary? Starting the Solara? What does Joe like on his cheeseburger? How do you set up your mom’s oxygen? Ginger or Mary Ann?

Can’t fool me…

The real Mr.G is finishing up his bowl of ice cream - Joe looking on wistfully.

The faux Mr. G is the same old creep that pops up whenever it feels threatened.

I suspect he’s a really truly creepy guy. The don’t let your daughters, nieces or maiden aunts near kinda creep.

By Chad Harris

January 12, 2009 9:53 PM | Link to this

@ Mrs. God @ 9:12P—

There have been no attacks since 911 because perhaps many of the attacks have been called off so that the appropriate attack with say, one of the many loose nukes known to be missing fromt the former Soviet Union. They may have been sold by disgruntled KGB who weren’t paid towards the end with the exception of Mr. Putin and a few of his homeboys.

No one has a clue where they are—least of all Condi, the so called Russian specialist.

By the way, Mrs. God— maybe you could help me out with a term since you are fond of deserts with a Spanish or Portueguese name found in lots of places, but particularly in Paris.

the last time I saw the word “homeland” it was in an Ibsen play I was asked to read for school that was written over 120 years ago. Was Bush an Ibsen scholar, because I never heard anyone use the term “homeland” until he did after 911.

A homeland (rel. country of origin and native land) is the concept of the territory (cultural geography) to which an ethnic group holds a long history and a deep cultural association with —the country in which a particular national identity began.

Which ethnic group would that be in the US that has recently been annoited a “homeland?” Would it be WASPS? Would it be the Piedmont Drivers? The Ansley Golf Clubers or the Druids of Druid Hills Golf Club? How bout the Commerce Clubbers? The Buckheads at The Buckhead Club?

The Nszis used Heimland and Vaterland (Fatherland) to refer to the homeland, and they even had a magazine named Heimland.

In apartheid South Afica the term was used to designate where black tribes could settle but not own land.

I have never heard anyone anywhere talking about “the homeland” but those in the Bush administration. I’ve never seen conservative journalists like George Will, David Brooks or Kathleen Parker use the term in any of their columns.

Peggy Noonan has written columns about how stupid the term is.

Is use of the term homeland supposed to galvanize public opinion and patriotism so people will back the war effort and go to the malls and buy some Blahniks or Jimmy Choos or a Judith Leiber bag (maybe a “Ritz Fizz Clutch” to wear around the homeland?

By AJC/DNC Management

January 12, 2009 9:54 PM | Link to this

Yeah, but they totally missed Bruno being the president.

Either that or Palin is supposed to get old and ugly a hell of a lot faster than we thought.

My first love Oblahmi post was “I love Oblahmi cause nobody will get the Republican party back in power quicker than he will.”

It didn’t fly.

By Greg Mendel

January 12, 2009 9:58 PM | Link to this

As part of his interminable 15 minutes of fame, Joe the Plumber has been doing a stint as war correspondent in Gaza for some right-wing blog. Via the NYT, here’s Joe’s informed opinion on war reporting:

“To be honest with you, I don’t think journalists should be anywhere allowed war [sic]. … I liked back in World War I and World War II, when you’d go to the theater and you’d see your troops on the screen and everyone would be real excited and happy for them. Now everyone’s got an opinion and wants to down soldiers — our American soldiers, our Israeli soldiers. I think media should be abolished from reporting. You know, war’s hell, and if you’re gonna sit there and say ‘Well look at this atrocity’ — well you don’t know the full story behind it half the time. So I think the media should have no business in it.”

By getalife

January 12, 2009 10:01 PM | Link to this

Actually, 24 is showing corruption in the FBI, high level executive position and a conspiracy. They killed the President’s son.

By Mr. Godzilla

January 12, 2009 10:09 PM | Link to this

Midori….hahahaha you can sure dish it, too bad you can’t take it….liberals, got to love them!

Took me reading one of your posts to realize what a waste of space you are.

By Ray

January 12, 2009 10:16 PM | Link to this

Apparently, there are credible sources, MSNBC, for one, that validate that as recently as August of this year and since then, close to 550 Tons of yellow cake uranium were spirited out of Iraq aboard flights to some secret island, then put aboard a ship bound for Canada. It seems, if valid, that the Canadians bought this yellow cake from Iraq to help run their nuclear power reactors. The secret has been guarded since 2003, when discovered and kept quiet to keep it from being stolen by terrorists. If true, Bush knew about it and kept the secret, despite the criticism that he received from the liberals and the left wing press for not finding WMDs in Iraq. This will have to be validated for truth, but if true, the A**hole liberals both on this blog and throughout the liberal press have a lot of crow to eat.

By RW-(the original)

January 12, 2009 10:18 PM | Link to this

Corporal 8:33

I have no idea if the movie would be good, but it might well be representative of what will be our new national security strategy and will be playing by Tuesday.

Paul Blart: Mall Cop

By Chad Harris

January 12, 2009 10:19 PM | Link to this

Palin is already as ugly as possible—a poorly educated racist who was caught stupid as a deer in the headlights by two bening interviewers—Couric and the avuncular Charlie Gibson.

It doesn’t matter if she morphs into Angie Jolie —she’s not going into office anywhere outside Alaska unless she gets elected Grand Dragoness of the KKK.

By @@

January 12, 2009 10:23 PM | Link to this

Had to do my own check.

That IS Janeane Garofalo in 24.

Rather odd that she’d join the cast seein’s how she’s all anti and everything.

Oh well, a girl’s gotta make a buck somehow. Screw principles.

RE would be proud.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 10:27 PM | Link to this

Management

[[My first love Oblahmi post was “I love Oblahmi cause nobody will get the Republican party back in power quicker than he will.”

It didn’t fly.]]

Some people have no sense of humor.

Seriously, isn’t the fact that some on the farfarleft are going nuts (nuttier?) and are starting to speak of Pres-elect Obama in the same manner they referred to Pres Bush - doesn’t that give you hope?

getalife

As I said, real world, a year ahead.

Conspiracies make good tv.

What’s scary is watching some of my fellow citizens on American Idol tomorrow night. Lessee, I’ve got a bottle of 42 Below around here somewhere….

By getalife

January 12, 2009 10:29 PM | Link to this

Damn Ray is gullible.

I am sure men in Chicago would show the welcher some fun if he welched on them.

By Paul

January 12, 2009 10:30 PM | Link to this

@@

And her character has the same initials - JG.

She’s like an up and coming Chloe.

By getalife

January 12, 2009 10:34 PM | Link to this

Paul,

24 is not very patriotic killing the President’s son and corruption but our friends on the right do enjoy treason.

By @@

January 12, 2009 10:36 PM | Link to this

Getalife knows all about the Mafia, eh “T”?

Believe it or not, I missed the last season of “The Sopranos”.

It does not pay to keep @@ waiting.

By getalife

January 12, 2009 10:38 PM | Link to this

@@,

Yeah “T” would have “fun” with the welcher.

I guess he never gambled in Chicago and welched.

By @@

January 12, 2009 10:42 PM | Link to this

Paul:

It was funny…..Chloe, the hacker battling Janis, law-abiding agent in cyberspace.

I turned to my husband and asked “Who’s gonna prevail? Chloe or Gawdawfulho?”

“Chloe…..ALWAYS Chloe!” he said. “She’s the good guys.”

JG frets too much over rules.

By Chad Harris

January 12, 2009 11:23 PM | Link to this

RW—

You’re talking about the “Miss Teen South Carolina” Security that’s in place right now aren’t you. Boy those were the days—the Bushco days.

Our new national security strategy is to invite AQ to bunk at your house.

How do you think of such insightful nuggets reflecting hours of research?

One sure sign that the US is already tail between legs is that Chickenhawk called reporters by derisive nicknames like a towel snappin’ badass and Obama is calling them by their names with their press affiliation.

What a p*** fer sure. We need men’s men with real hair on real chests don’t we?

Here’s the kind of Security I want to see in the Homeland—a name from Nazi Germany, Apartheid Africa, and Ibsen plays over 120 years old used by no one in the US whatsoever with the exception of 9 day lameduck.

Maybe it will continue to be having the POTUS sit in a class room and wet his pants while reading The Little Goat or having Strategic Air Command on tape saying “Oh God What Do We Do Now” or having a VP order planes shot down when no one pays attention to him, while the chickenhawk POTUS flies aimlessly around in a plane afraid to return to DC with no clue what’s going on or what to do.

Maybe it will include Condi Rice on the 6th day of Katrina taking a field trip to the Upper East Side and at the 5th Avenue Faragamo store, buying Faragamos like DiFi wears (her tab came to a few thousand dollars) foreshadowing the RNC and Palin’s $200 grand fiasco, and then going to see the Monty Python musical Spamalot! at the Shubert theator while fellow theater goers stood up as one and booed her when the lights went up after the performance.

That morning the media documented 3000 people were stranded without food and water at the Convention Center and African Americans were fired upon trying to cross a bridge to keep fron drowning which must have brought fond memories of Alabama and Missisippi for Farragamo Condi.

Bush flew over that day from Air Force One claiming that he didn’t land because he didn’t want to divert law enforcement landing the next night and diverting law enforcement.

Condi went to the US open and hit the ball around with Monica Seles. That saveda lot of people in New Orleans you betcha, goshdarnit.

Cholera, typhoid, hepatitis and mosquito-borne illnesses began to break out overwhelming the health care system in La. and the CDC presence there.

Bush claimed no one expected the levee to break but it had been the subject of a major multipart story in a La. newspaper, as well as the focus of studies at the LSU center for Hurricaines for years.

Fast forward to tonight and there has been no construction of levees able to withstand a Hurricaine near Katrina nor or there plans to build one.

Meanwhile in the Netherlands the Delta Works has been built that makes what’s in New Orleans look like paper mache.

That night little former 3rd Circuit Judgge Mikey Chertoff (hardly emergency room material) proclaimed “We are extremely pleased with the response that every element of the federal government, all of our federal partners, have made.”

No command and control was established 7 days after Katrina hit.

Rove then began a campaign to blame local officials.

Right now the formaldehyde trailors are vibrant and in place even though Julie Gerberding, who has been given a week to pack out of CDC tried to cover the trailers in her testimony to Congress a few months ago.

Next day:

EARLY AM — BUSH WATCHES DVD OF THE WEEK’S NEWSCASTS CREATED BY STAFF WHO THOUGHT BUSH “NEEDED TO SEE THE HORRIFIC REPORTS”: “The reality, say several aides who did not wish to be quoted because it might displease the president, did not really sink in until Thursday night. Some White House staffers were watching the evening news and thought the president needed to see the horrific reports coming out of New Orleans.

10:35AM CDT — BUSH PRAISES MICHAEL BROWN: “Brownie, you’re doing a heck of a job.” [White House, 9/2/05]

The moronicity went on and on, and tonight disproportionate funding has been given to Missippi home of Haley Barbour and little has been done to rebuild NO or to protect it from floods.

Now that’s Seekoorityh with a capital “S.”

Bush style.

By Chad Harris

January 12, 2009 11:27 PM | Link to this

That should have read of course what a pussycat Obama is for sure since AJC puts in those obscene asterisks because of their dirty little minds.

By RW-(the original)

January 12, 2009 11:31 PM | Link to this

Chadly,

I’ve moved upstairs so feel free to answer there, but do you see any reason for us having States?

By Andy the Welcher

January 13, 2009 6:06 AM | Link to this

“if true, the A**hole liberals both on this blog and throughout the liberal press have a lot of crow to eat. “

Why?

Show me one instance of Republican “crow eating” over the last 16 years. One instance of republican accountability? One instance of a Republican being the subject good harsh talking to? Anything? Beuller… Beuller???

Do as I say… I suppose.

Andy’s a Welcher

ew

By Bud Wiser

January 13, 2009 8:24 AM | Link to this

All right, who stole the italics?

By Political Foreskin

January 13, 2009 9:09 AM | Link to this

Bush’s “Mission Accomplished” may have been a signal to China/Iran: “that’s as far as we’re going”. We’re standing down. We are not a threat to either Iran or China. Our current mission is over. So dont get all screwy on us. You are in no danger.”

Bush must have been receiving virulent protests from his contacts in China, and whatever liasons in Iran he held. Bush may have been sending a message to our potential enemies: Iraq is all we want.

That’s giving Bush an genius level geo-political prowess, but it’s possible.

nahhh

By fed up

January 13, 2009 10:20 AM | Link to this

Chad you are a complete idiot if you think that Sarah Palin is ugly. And once again Chad brings up Palin. If I hate someone as much as Chad claims to hate Palin I don’t bring their name up at every opportunity. Not Chad though hardly a day goes by that he doesn’t bring her up.

By CommunistAJC

January 13, 2009 10:34 AM | Link to this

What’s up with the AJC logo? It looks like a ripoff of an air conditioner logo I saw the other day.

Chad Harris, Palin is hot. I don’t know what planet you’ve been on but last time I checked, she was a 10. Poorly educated? Wow, you’ve now managed to p** off college grads everywhere. She has a degree in journalism, the same degree Nanny Bookman holds.

We need more guys like Sanford. If more people would call out these so-called black leaders as the race baiters that they are we’d all be better off.

Sanford accuses Clyburn of playing race card.

By Reid Wilson The Hill

South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford (R) accused House Democratic Whip James Clyburn (S.C.) of playing the race card instead of explaining increased spending he wants as part of a proposed stimulus package.

In an interview with The Hill, Sanford said Clyburn, the highest-ranking black lawmaker in the House, injected racial politics into their disagreement over what constitutes an earmark by raising questions about Sanford’s wealth and the plantation his family runs.

“He can’t come up with a solid argument” in favor of the earmarks, Sanford said.

President-elect Obama has said he wants a stimulus that is free of earmarks.

Clyburn, in comments made to Roll Call, called for allowing federal money included in the stimulus to be sent back home to lawmakers’ districts. Sanford and others say that’s an end-around that would allow earmarks in the legislation without calling them such.

The money would bypass governors’ offices and instead go straight to communities. Clyburn disagrees with Sanford, who opposes accepting that federal money.

Sanford has said he does not want additional federal funding despite the Palmetto State’s high unemployment rate and poor budget situation. This year, Sanford’s $5.8 billion proposed budget is about $1 billion less than the fiscal 2008 budget.

“[H]e happens to be a millionaire,” Clyburn said of Sanford. “He may not need help for the plantation his family owns, but the people whose grandparents and great-grandparents worked those plantations need the help” in the form of federal money.

Sanford called Clyburn’s comments “not OK”

“It steps way past not only the truth but any kind of rational explanation of the earmarks [Clyburn] is in favor of,” Sanford said. “You’re playing the race card as your way of trying to defend stimulus packages and deficit spending out of Washington, D.C.”

Sanford called the stimulus package that will emerge from Congress “a growing Christmas tree of earmarks that we have coming out of Washington, D.C.”

“The people who will be disproportionately hurt in [the spending process] are mid-income and low-income people,” Sanford said, accusing Clyburn of “ripping off the very grandparents and grandkids he alleges to support.”

“A deficit is a future tax,” Sanford argued.

Clyburn’s office would not directly refute Sanford’s claims, but did reassert the Democratic whip’s support for a stimulus package.

“I stand with an overwhelming majority of the American people — an aggressive stimulus package is essential to jumpstarting this economy, putting people back to work and restoring the American dream,” Clyburn said in a statement to The Hill.

By williebkind

January 13, 2009 10:51 AM | Link to this

Well how many times were there mentions of missles attacking the country of Israel?

I reasonably assume that is not important. Protecting the citizens by the government is not a priority just look at our borders where murder, rape, and kidnapping are rampant. Who cares?

And no citizen better not go there with a fire arm to stop them either. That citizen will be locked up pretty quick and for a long time.

Hamas and illegal aliens! Brothers with a cause. Both want to take over and put their stamp on their selected country.

Mrs G should have a website where she can retrieve their side and let we Americans know how wrong we are. It is our fault. Only the true blue blessed liberals are blameless.

Missles explode killing innocent people but we will not cry over them. They were in the wrong for being there. Just ask the liberals. I never hear anyone blame the Arabs. I guess they are too scared they may be targeted.

Now Arabs were denied access to the voting scheme of the government. Liberals think it is outrageous not to allow people into government that pledge to destroy it. HMMM I guess they do have something in common after all.

By Chad Harris

January 13, 2009 3:54 PM | Link to this

I hope this clarifies for 3 Rethugs who can’t read carefully, and apparently thing that running for national office is some kind of superficial beauty contest:

Yo @ Williebekind—

I’ll make sure you have the chance to see this since this thread is old.

I’m a “liberal” and I fully support Israel stopping Iran who is the main cause of problems in the middle East, so the simplistic uneducated stereotyping that the Rethugs often do isn’t going to appy to me here.

What I’ve noticed though is that the conservatives are all about projecting their fantasies about liberals in respect to Iran’s using their puppets Hezbollah, Hamas, and Syria to create instability and lob missles into Israel defiantly and then to whine about how cruel Israel is, but as usual there are no Rethug solutions as to how to paradigm shift Iran’s attitude.

Israel has the bunker busters that Jay Bookman simplistically believes they don’t have after reading the borrowed Sanger article from the NYT whcih was wrong on several counts and photos of ships carrying them prove this.

@ Communist AJC—

Comparing Jay Bookman’s grasp of foreign and domestic policy and Jay Bookman’s ability to write and express himself to the moron Palin is like comparing one of the NFL quaterbacks in the playoffs to your or your wife’s thowing arm.

And as for college graduate insight—I know a slew of people who have graduated “college”, med school and law school who have no grasp at all of the complexity of problems that Palin has displayed she doesn’t begin to understand.

If you perceive Palin to be a ten, (and I suppose you mean her looks, wtf does that have to do with governing this country?

@fed up—

I bring up Palin only when one of the nutcase Rethugs mentions her favorably. She’s going nowhere. Run her again and we’ll beat you by 10 X the margin we beat you by this time. The RNC isn’t going to make that mistake twice, but I’d love to see it.

I think Palin’s character, bigotry, racism, and McCain’s poor judgement in fantasizing he could put her a heart beat away from the Oval when he has had 4 recurrent melanomas—the last one requiring what amounted to a radical neck procedure is totally ugly. Only a moron would equate good looks as a criterion for voting for somoene and apparently you all are out there.

Her looks won’t get her elected beyond her current office as I’ve said many times and I could care less what she looks like. If a woman’s looks were important for office, all of the Republican women in the Senate would not be there. Kay Bailey Hutchison wouldn’t be running for governor of Texas when Perry leaves. I don’t judge a woman’s potential or accomplishments by her looks. I know that Rethugs like to imply that if you’re not focused on Palin’s looks, you must not be a “real man”{ which makes your perspectives even more stupid.

What issue do you solve by telling anyone you think Palin is hot, or you’d like to get your hands or other harder to find parts of your anatomy on Palin? Why don’t you mozie up to Alaska and see if you can get her away from First Dude? Bring clothes—she likes those, and then maybe you can use them to get them off her.

One thing faborable to your Palin fantasy is that she’s going no where beyond Governor of Alaska. No one but a minority of poorly politically educated people will vote for her.

Check and see if she’s anywhere near the innauguration in a week. Maybe you haven’t heard. She helped contribute to losing the election. Her unfavorables with voters who aren’t the hard core poorly educated Rethug base were exponentially high.

By Mrs. Godzilla

January 13, 2009 4:11 PM | Link to this

willie you remain a putztastic!

“Now Arabs were denied access to the voting scheme of the government. Liberals think it is outrageous not to allow people into government that pledge to destroy it. HMMM I guess they do have something in common after all.”

lobbyist Grover Norquist… announced his goal was to reduce government “down to the size where we can drown it in the bathtub.”

So maybe we really ought to not allow former Bushies to vote…..they want to destroy government too!

Fair is fair right, righties?