Thinking Right

By Redneck Convert

October 20, 2007 8:23 AM | Link to this

Well, I first thought they made a big mistake by naming this Thomas to the Supreme Court. After that Marshall fellow had went and made librul decisions about most anything. We all know that what one of Those People want ain’t going to be good for a good white Christian conservative or the wallet.

But there was a hint at the start that Thomas was as close to a good old boy as we was going to get. Like the jokes about pubic hair on the Coke can and such and the fact he kept a woman in her place.

Turns out if it wasn’t for Thomas we would have a abortion clinic in every shopping center and a lot of criminals that need killing would still be alive. They would be waking up in prison cells instead of dead. He voted on the Right side of a lot of 5-4 rulings. So I guess if you have to have one of Those People in a important guvmint job Thomas is about as good as you’re going to get for us white Christian folk. I still wouldn’t want the guy eating supper at the trailer, but I guess he’s OK. For one of Those People, that is.

I’m awful scared of what will happen to the SC if this Hillary person gets elected. A lot of the SC justices are getting old and about to kick the can. This Hillary person will name libruls to replace them and then we’ll have Sodom and Gonorrhea in the U. S. of A. The country won’t be fit to live in. Like I said before me and my buddy Jim Earl will leave the country if she gets elected. Our good Southren way will be gone.

Anyway, I’m real intrusted in what TFTT has to say about Thomas. I never seen nobody that could blast Those People and the Mexicans like he can. Unless it was Lonny McAdams up at Billy Bob’s. Oncet old Lonny gets a few PBRs down he can really cut loose on them. But he can’t string a bunch of cuss words together like TFTT. Its just a pity TFTT didn’t take us up on being a Ornery Redneck up at Billy Bob’s. Him and Lonny could really make a great team.

Well, I got all my bars stocked up and ready for the Baptists. Course, football ain’t going to be no good today, since my Dawgs ain’t playing. But I’m sure a bunch of preachers is out there making up the dullest sermons you ever heard and the folks will all be ready to slake their thirst after Sunday morning services.

Have a good day everybody. And that goes even for Sister Dusty and this Captain Freedom. I’m in a good Christian forgiving mood and it don’t matter today what nasty things they have to say about me.

By jbmlaw

October 20, 2007 8:51 AM | Link to this

Good morning all. As a fan of Justice Thomas, I look forward to reading the analysis (and ravings) of our leftist brethren.

By Political Foreskin

October 20, 2007 8:55 AM | Link to this

“No true southerner who’s ever lived elsewhere could fail to understand(ing) the yearnings to come back.” (sic)

Classic. I’m using it in my “prove Watson wrong” class.

Bhutto, Stark, and Ellen: The drama playing out in Pakistan and Iraq is a script that should have never made it past the first reading. ACT ONE: The US follows up a Pearl Harbor by underwriting the collateral damage from our impending counterstrike. The enemy is ignored, and infects a neighboring country. Our government acts like the constitution was taken from the last five minutes of “Three Days of the Condor”. What if? What would it take? How many men? If we run out of oil, the American people wont even ask us, they’ll just expect us to take it. (Remember?)

ACT TWO: We aint never gonna git outta Iraq.

Congressman Stark’s gaffe about headless soldiers amusing the president is important because he’s forcing the democrats toward the center where they belong. Bhutto’s important because she’s the default happy ending to the collapse of the military regime in Pakistan. Unfortunately, they filmed two endings in Pakistan. The other ending has rogue elements in the military regime accomodating the islamists to stop Bhutto. This ending is a montage of the last five minutes of Failsafe and Dr. Strangelove.

The AJC ran an amazing page three picture of grieving Pakistanis contorted in wretched lamentation. There is more motion in that still than in a video. Look at it. Those people are alive on the page, in full distress. (I guess they heard about Ellen’s dog, eh?)

The FBI has searched magician David Copperfield’s property for Ellen’s dog, and found the 2 million dollars paid on Ebay for Rush Limbaugh’s Phony Soldier letter. Everything is connected, people.

By AmVet

October 20, 2007 9:21 AM | Link to this

Gary Bauer (remember him?) says that his far right brethren are one justice away from overturning Roe v. Wade.

And make no mistake about it, under the new claptrap slogan of “strict constructionist judges” the neo-conservative extremists have this as their penultimate goal.

One can only imagine how many other interpretations will send this nation reeling even further backwards.

It would be interesting (and painful) to see what type of gigantic grassroots revolution would happen if they succeeded. It would almost assuredly relegate the Republican Party to their familiar political Land of Nod for the next 50 years.

Perhaps it would be worth it.

Whatever happened to smaller, less intrusive government and personal freedoms within the GOP?

Alas, yet another casualty of this twisted ideology.

Well, as a small business owner, who is not constricted by the M-F, 9-5 routine, I’m off to be a good capitalist and do my part to help pay for the war.

Later, all.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 9:29 AM | Link to this

Great article Jim. This latest attempt to portray Thomas as a bitter, angry man is just the leftist smear artists taking the proverbial second bite at the apple in a very public setting.

There have always been the undercurrents of liberal bigotry as they have continuously tried to portray Justice Thomas as a pawn of Justice Scalia or when Harry Reid, of all people, tries to critique Thomas’ legal writings.

Unfortunately the bitter left will never read past the headlines and meet the man or admit their despicable behavior in trying to destroy this good man, but as much as could be written about it nobody could say it better than Justice Thomas himself when he was Justice designate.

I think that this today is a travesty. I think that it is disgusting. I think that this hearing should never occur in America. This is a case in which this sleaze, this dirt was searched for by staffers of members of this committee, was then leaked to the media, and this committee and this body validated it and displayed it at prime time over our entire nation. How would any member on this committee, any person in this room, or any person in this country would like sleaze said about him or her in this fashion? Or this dirt dredged up and this gossip and these lies displayed in this manner, how would any person like it? The Supreme Court is not worth it. No job is worth it. I am not here for that. I am here for my name, my family, my life, and my integrity. I think something is dreadfully wrong with this country when any person, any person in this free country would be subjected to this. This is not a closed room. There was an FBI investigation. This is not an opportunity to talk about difficult matters privately or in a closed environment. This is a circus. It’s a national disgrace. And from my standpoint, as a black American, it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves, to do for themselves, to have different ideas, and it is a message that unless you kowtow to an old order, this is what will happen to you. You will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee of the U.S. Senate rather than hung from a tree.

By jm

October 20, 2007 9:33 AM | Link to this

Given the choice, I would rather have Justice Thomas than Robert Bork. BTW, how is Judge Bork’s slip and fall lawsuit going. I wonder what his views on tort reform are now.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 9:34 AM | Link to this

What a load Blowhard (AmVet for those of you that don’t know how often he changes names),

Overturning Roe v. Wade would be a giant step toward smaller less intrusive government and a return to the concept of Federalism. It wouldn’t outlaw abortion at all, although I guess lying by implication is your only hope in this argument.

By TW

October 20, 2007 9:38 AM | Link to this

Amvet - great post. Yes, the worst thing that could happen to the ‘right’ would be the overturn of Roe v. Wade. The second longest nail in their coffin would be the education of our children (perhaps this is why NCLB was so underfunded?). Did you know that the ten states with the lowes SAT scores in 2004 ALL voted for Bush?

Sad to see our Mr. Wooten has hidden himself beneath the safety of a lifetime appointment today. Suppose he’s thrown in the towel on ‘08?

By Dusty

October 20, 2007 9:39 AM | Link to this

Jim Wooten,

great accolade for Justice Thomas. I must get his book. Wish I had heard him speak.

I do love this line of yours.No true Southerner who’s ever lived elsewhere could fail to understand the yearning to come back. Oh, yes indeed….absolutely!!

By @@

October 20, 2007 9:44 AM | Link to this

Thomas — a bitter man?

I read some left-handed posters here who bought into that description — didn’t cost them a thing to launch those accusations against him. Cheap thrills to put in their two-cents worth?

Justice Thomas recognizes the satisfaction and rewards of hard work. If that’s a bitter pill for others to swallow then so be it.

Theirs is a terminal illness. The liberal Democrats have a pill they can choke on.

I prefer a home remedy.

By The Way

October 20, 2007 9:54 AM | Link to this

Abortion is an evil. Abortion is the criteria match that Islamists use when they call the USA the “Great Satan”.

50 million feti and counting. What is wrong with women? They’re all carnally-endowed, reproductive ignorami condemning us all to an eternity in hell. Remember Eden? Abortion wasn’t in the brochure. All the generations born since WW2 are The Baby Doomers. Nearly all abortions are retroactive birth control. Most unmothers claim that they “saved their lives” with abortion.

Those who try to save their life will lose it. (christ).

We’ve got a lot more to fear than just fear, people. We’ve got ourselves and our place in the world and our ends justifying our means…..so we destroy ourselves to save ourselves?

Abortion has to go. Period. The kingdom of heaven is at hand. It’s Waterworld with no water. Wheatfields with no wheat. Mansions with no landscaping. Just lost souls. The ancient family of man, one hundred billion strong. How’s praying to save yourself working out, Man?

Speak to god now, before you think another thought, curse another trouble, waste another drop. Just speak to god.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 9:54 AM | Link to this

Dusty,

The late, great Lewis Grizzard wrote a book about that yearning to come back.

If I Ever Get Back to Georgia, I’m Gonna Nail My Feet to the Ground

Funny thing is I’m from the North and every time I visit there I can’t wait to get back here either.

By AmWet

October 20, 2007 10:03 AM | Link to this

Neither can the north wait for you to get back here, RW, neither can the north.

By @@

October 20, 2007 10:03 AM | Link to this

From the 2004 Republican Party Platform

Promoting a Culture of Life

We oppose abortion, but our pro-life agenda does not include punitive action against women who have an abortion. We salute those who provide alternatives to abortion and offer adoption services, and we commend Congressional Republicans for expanding assistance to adopting families and for removing racial barriers to adoption.

AmVet is an unborn baby bigot.

What a loser!!!!!

By Dusty

October 20, 2007 10:16 AM | Link to this

RW-(the original) @9:29

When I read the transcript of Thomas’ speech at his hearing, I couldn’t help but think of Pete Stark and his verbal lynching of President Bush.

Justice Thomas wrote:You will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee of the U.S.Senate, rather than hung from a tree.

Stark tried to “lynch” President Bush by saying in effect that the President liked to send our young people to war to get their heads blown off because he enjoyed it.

This is the kind of “lynching” now coming from Democratic Congressman Pete Lynch. There is very little difference in motive or procedure here in both cases. Both were generated by hate. The goal is and was to rid a political party opponent by any means at any cost.

The behavior in both cases is a deplorable display that mars the integrity of American politics and American people.

By @@

October 20, 2007 10:18 AM | Link to this

A baby’s will to survive.

Watch this to the end.

Look at the smile on that baby’s face.

By catlady

October 20, 2007 10:29 AM | Link to this

My Illinois-born grandma, when returning from visiting back home after years in the South, would say, “And I couldn’t get a decent glass of tea anywhere!” That became a mantra for my family.

Re: Thomas et al. We get what we deserve. That goes for anyone anywhere, be it Bush or Obama or Romney or whomever. I keep hoping we will soon deserve better.

Re: Stark, Thomas, et al. Over the top rhetoric is over the top rhetoric and deserves to be an object of disgust and scorn, no matter if it comes from the left or from the right. YOU WOULD HOPE the American people would be smarter than our politicians think we are, but alas! many of us are not. See the paragraph above for more details.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 10:30 AM | Link to this

I thought you were out “paying for the war” Blowhard?

If we could buy you for what you’re worth and sell you for what you think you’re worth the whole tab would be paid.

By Art Sammish

October 20, 2007 10:31 AM | Link to this

This article made me puke. It would do that to you if you had sense. The Reeps are so blatant. This good German Wooten is trying to make “happy negro” Thomas all warm and fuzzy now so we won’t see what’s going on when the facists take away our right to privacy. Does Wooten even know that the justice says there IS no right to privacy in this country? And he’s supposed to KNOW about the constitution? Look, Mr. Wooten, everything IN the constitution is about privacy and keeping other people out of your business. Ah but you know about BUSINESS don’t you, Mr. Wooten. And PRIVATE property too, just like the monopolists who born and bred you and Thomas. If any of you ever READ the constitution you’d see that its mostly about the money you love so much. It’s no secret that’s why they put Thomas up on the court and you on the paper. Your not fooling anybody this time, Mr. Wooten!

By Dusty

October 20, 2007 10:32 AM | Link to this

RW-(the original)@9:54

Southerners love true converts. You passed the test long ago. (high five here!)

By Steepled People

October 20, 2007 10:32 AM | Link to this

I believe Anita Hill’s testimony. I believe Clarence Thomas is qualified to be a justice. Justice Thomas is irrelevent in the grand scheme of things. He’s just another person who rose to the top by playing the race card. Hi tech lynching. What the hell does that mean? So what if he teased Ms Hill. I would have tried to crank her too. Doesn’t mean I cant do my job. This is why there have been 50 million abortions since wade/roe: Our third grade level understanding of our own human needs. We should teach children about why the pinkie and the twinkie rule 90 percent of our conciousness. How’s christian-inspired ignorance working out for us? All of our problems boil down to curriculum. All of them. We let self-annointed clerics choose our curriculum. Curriculum has a religious-sounding latin derivation, doesn’t it?

By the way, christianity and islam are equivalent. Christianity was born from Martin Luther. Islam sprang from Mohammed.

Catholicism is different from christianity in that only catholicism has the Eucharist. Thus catholicism is not christianity. Catholicism sprang from Christ.

All other christian denominations comprise what is known as christianity, and it is as good a religion as Islam. The two, both christianity and islam, have true equivalency.

By Jack is Back

October 20, 2007 10:37 AM | Link to this

Abortion is just fine and dandy with Jack - take this right to life thing to its limit, and every month a fertile woman should either be pregnant or in the process of getting preggers, otherwise a perfectly good egg is wasted. As for men, well we better get use to finishing the job in a little cup, otherwise billions of potential human beings are being exterminated, a sort of half a person semi genocide far greater than the blessed holy coast. Personally, Jack believes in the greatest money saver in history, the vasectomy, which should be optional for all males at say age 13. No more pesky child support payments! More money for whiskey and cheap women! Oh, Jill, bring that pail back!

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 10:40 AM | Link to this

Dusty,

Thanks! (high five back)

My conversion was fairly easy since I left the frozen tundra at the age of three for three years of quarantine in Florida before being allowed to move into the real south at six.

By RW (the oravaginal)

October 20, 2007 10:40 AM | Link to this

You are so clever to have been the only one to put the word, “lynching” and Peter Lynch’s last name together and then accomplish the blog of the year, Dusty. Kudos. No one can touch you, you’re that good.

By Glenn

October 20, 2007 10:43 AM | Link to this

SteepPeepSqueak,

You’ll have to do a better parady than that if you want to drive a wedge between Catholics and Protestants here. Maybe the Joe Bob Briggs schtick would work better. Then you could work in anti-Semitism for good measure.

Ta!

By Glenn

October 20, 2007 10:51 AM | Link to this

Dusty,

Notice that that’s his own special form of ad hominem attack? Only instead of ridiculing the debater, he ridicules the debater’s style? Cheap substitute for rebutting an assertion.

Beat the devil,

gtg

By Peter

October 20, 2007 10:53 AM | Link to this

Have a little Cheese with that WINE JIM…….

This obviously Bitter man, forgot the part of loving forgiveness, he will carry his shoulder chip to the end…….

That is NOT leadership !!!!!!

By RW (the oravaginal)

October 20, 2007 11:01 AM | Link to this

I sure wish I would have seen the lynch/lynching connection first, then I would be the ruler of the blog and everything, but I’m glad dusty owns the blog. She deserves it after that play on words. High Fives for the five highs you always give me when I lol after reading your puns. lmao lol

By @@

October 20, 2007 11:04 AM | Link to this

AmVet’s notorious for offering his two-cents worth. What a cheapskate…

By AmVet September 19, 2007 4:01 PM

*Some years ago, I wrote a letter to the editor expressing how futile it was to try and have a rational debate with irrational people who try to state that creationism is the best explanation for life on earth. (As was assumed by a previous writer).

A WHINER AND A TATTLE TALE.

I noted how their track record was beyond bad and how violent they were to suppress any information contrary to their teachings.

AND A SCAREDY CAT.

Sadly, but not unpredictably, the anti-science and now the anti-Darwinist crowd have changed only subtly since then.

Hells bells, ^^^ there you have it. AmVet is a Darwinist — survival of the fittest, the strongest among us and all that claptrap. Is it any wonder he’s so eager to terminate the most innocent and defenseless among us?

Just my two cents worth, bro.

By AmVet September 19, 2007 5:05 PM

Or that innumerable species of animals and plants have been completely eradicated solely because of man’s activities and sheer thoughtlessness.

Yep, can’t have too many potential humans consuming all those natural resources that AmVet holds in such high esteem.

Again, just my two cents worth, not adjusted for inflation!

Why do I get the feeling that AmVet has no resources to call his own and wants his big ol’ piece of the government pie?

AmVet doesn’t have two-cents to rub together but thinks his words will add up to something of value.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 11:07 AM | Link to this

I see Polly’s trying to gravy train off my name recognition again.

Have at it Mr. Prepuce I’m heading out for some fun and frivolity. A nice 10K should do the trick.

By getalife

October 20, 2007 11:08 AM | Link to this

Well, I guess Jim did not kiss enough a-ss in his first drivel about this pathetic judge that hates Americans.

Anyhoo, here is something he should write about:”No backup if Atlanta’s faucets run dry”

Sonny can.

Geez.

By time for the pro-Justice Thomas truth

October 20, 2007 11:13 AM | Link to this

Funny how inbred redneKKK turd/Lance Korporal Syphilis LIES like a Klinton. It knows damn well (from previous posts of mine) that I have NOTHING but an unwavering respect for Justice Thomas whom I not only regard as one of the greatest living Americans but the finest black American of my life time!!

Whilst as previously oft stated I don’t quite share the Justice’s views on abortion (although naturally enough I believe that abortion should immediately be made compulsory/retrospective for virtually all liberals). Being an avowedly secular right wing conservative with a world view that embraces a suitably pretty LIMITED “pro-choice” (a horrendously nasty feminazi type word - but its the one that is used) philosophy inevitably puts one at odds with most American conservatives. But being an English Tory - NOT the spineless pandering B.Liar clone wankers running the party now but the glorious centre-right Tebbit/Thatcher wing of the party - and being avowedly secular, a proud Euro-skeptic, moderately ‘pro-choice’ and against the monarchy is clear proof of a willingness to wisely think for oneself.

Obviously the bestiality of so called partial birth abortion/late abortion should be outlawed forever. The now defunct commie USSR use of abortion as the ultimate contraception is also utterly unacceptable. But the sickening laws now in effect in the back ward papist hell hole of El Salvador - where ANY kind of abortion is now illegal - means young girls/women who having had a ‘back street’ abortion come to the Casualty Department (ER) of a hospital for medical help and are then arrested, literally handcuffed to a bed and then jailed for (up to) 30 years or so for exercising what should be a basic freedom is the kind of oppression NO free society should ever goose step toward.

However limiting the slitty eyed commie yellow peril genocidal killers and oppressors of backward Bhuddist Tibet and sick and twisted enablers of the rabidly Stalinist nutters of N Korea to just one oriental brat each, given the already obscene over population of Chi-Com land by what are now undeniably the worlds worst ever polluters and smug sweet and sour pork gobblers is arguably quite reasonable.

Ultimately one’s stance on abortion is just an opinion - however dogmatically informed - as the actual supposed ‘science’ and fanatical assertions made by deranged religious nutters like the cowardly fascist bomber Rudolph and the equally rabid hatchet faced feminazi scum can never be reconciled by clear thinking folks.

IF ONLY most blacks were as visionary, smart - if obviously not quite as ‘lettered’ - wise and clear thinking as Justice Thomas the entrenched odious black racebaiting, black racial spoils, craven white liberal pandering and vote buying and the sullen gimme gimme, I aint NEVER “acting white” attitude sadly and pathetically prevalent amongst so many black losers and grasping bigots would not be the corrosive problem it is today in the criminal black predator hippety hop thug worshipping hoods.

By steve-o

October 20, 2007 11:16 AM | Link to this

LOL!!!

I’s sure good ol’ Thomas caint wait to get back home so he can sit on dat ol’ tree stump, wittle wood, and tell stories to de massa’s chilrun ‘bout dem good ol’ days.

By getalife

October 20, 2007 11:18 AM | Link to this

I wonder if f^cking myself would be a good means of detoxification.

Only one way to find out.

Anyone want to watch?

By Jack is Back

October 20, 2007 11:22 AM | Link to this

Jack here: Day 1, Hour 16: Jack has made a break through - Al Cutie is communicating with its operatives through a blog at the AJC, a blog belonging to an ignorant former kkk supporter and southern sharecrop estate owner, in Jacks opinion. Since this is a blind operation, woodenhead is too stupid to notice the messages being passed. Todays article on Justice Thomas is an example of Woodenhead sucking up to his Black bosses at the AJC, but also provides the perfect cover for the passing of covert messages. Jack believes the code word lynch is used to indicate a stand down in Al Cutie operations. Message from Jack to HHS: OK guys, Al Cutie is in a stand down, so you can all use that accumulated annual leave time and compensatory time off, the coast is clear. Jack Out to the Local Bar

By Do you think all blacks should think alike?

October 20, 2007 11:24 AM | Link to this

steve-o,

Clarence Thomas has become one of the most respected Supreme Court Justices and blacks to ever serve this country!

What have you done in your life for your people and country that qualifies you to judge him? Answer: nothing.

By getalife †

October 20, 2007 11:24 AM | Link to this

Good one steve-o.

The good ole days of South GA. when Thomas’s family were terrorized by al-klan.

Talk about terrorism, geez.

By Akmed

October 20, 2007 11:30 AM | Link to this

Akmed to Abdul: I think Jack is on to use - quick, drop your current cover of Dusty, and I will drop RW. Akmed out

By getalife

October 20, 2007 11:31 AM | Link to this

I love pandering to blacks.

It makes them think that I like them.

I do like them, only for sexual reasons though.

Geez.

By getalife †

October 20, 2007 11:36 AM | Link to this

At least Mike is addressing this issue

PF,

You have the blog.

Wanker.

By getalife's wanker

October 20, 2007 11:38 AM | Link to this

Thanks sugarboy!

By The BlogFather

October 20, 2007 11:40 AM | Link to this

Thank you, Amvet, for running interference for me. You’ve got Dusty/RW twisting in the wind. Where do I find such men!

By getalife †

October 20, 2007 11:46 AM | Link to this

Filthy, nasty, wanker.

Repent

Idiot, grow up.

By getalife

October 20, 2007 11:51 AM | Link to this

Gettin’ a little tired of using the cross.

Get lost wanker.

If I choose to suck c@ck, that’s my business.

Geez.

By Peter

October 20, 2007 12:03 PM | Link to this

OK let us hear ONE thing that Thomas did for his “people”, and that would be a great way to start to something positive…..

I do have to say for the man to be born into such poverty, I commend his taking life on, and pulling himself up to a much higher level !!!!

By The BlogFather

October 20, 2007 12:21 PM | Link to this

How can you tell which airline passenger is the gay terrorist? He’s the one light’n his loafers.

By Geez

October 20, 2007 12:23 PM | Link to this

You answered your own question Pete.

I do have to say for the man to be born into such poverty, I commend his taking life on, and pulling himself up to a much higher level !!!!

Thomas and many others like him are undeniable role models that earned respect but are maligned by the left because of their conservative views.

By ray

October 20, 2007 12:29 PM | Link to this

great comedy today…the rightwing attempting to cozy up to one they deem worthy of sharing their water fountain…ha…

By Wootenduh

October 20, 2007 12:42 PM | Link to this

Oh my, oh my, check this out:

{{{{A Marine lieutenant colonel and a lance corporal have been ordered to stand trial on charges stemming from the 2005 killing of 24 civilians in Haditha, Iraq, the Marine Corps announced. Of eight initial defendants in the case, the two are the only ones who have been ordered to court-martial. The case constitutes the largest number of civilian deaths of any alleged abuse case involving Marines in Iraq.-Atlanta Urinal Constitution, Iraq Developments}}}}

So they finally got somebody to face the music for war crimes, right? Isn’t that how this article is written? Well, let’s see what the truth really brings us:

{{{{Two Marines were ordered Friday to face courts-martial for their roles in the killings of Iraqi civilians in Haditha. Lt. Col. Jeffrey R. Chessani faces charges of dereliction of duty and violation of a lawful order for allegedly failing to accurately report and investigate the Nov. 19, 2005, killings of 24 Iraqis.-ABCNews}}}}

Not for murder not for rape not for genocide no, it’s for failing to accurately report.

Now read the Atlanta Journal Constitution article above again and tell me if they still aren’t trying to slander our troops as murderers?

Unbelievable lowlife pieces of sh!t.

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Crow is a dish best served, uh, up your as-ses:

{{{{Limbaugh was responding to a caller several weeks ago when he used the phrase “phony soldiers.” He has said he was only referring to one specific soldier who has spoken out against the war while claiming to have seen combat. That soldier was kicked out of the Army in 2003 and sentenced to prison last month for collecting benefits he was not entitled to.-Urinal}}}}

Well, well, the Urinal has to grovel around and admit the truth, what, only a month of spreading lies, that you knew were lies, and here they are on their knees, cause they can’t hide the truth anymore.

Sucks, don’t it?

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Don’t you just admire Pelosi’s astute sense of political timing, uh, like none at all. First she gets all of the democrat party dullards, cowards that will only speak with her approval, on record:

{{{{{By Mrs. Godzillduh October 19, 2007 9:06 AM I not only saw Mr. Stark’s words I sent him a congratulatory e-mail!}}}}

{{{{By m is for moron October 19, 2007 12:35 PMDusty concerning Stark’s comments: Free speech is a b*tch isn’t it?}}}}

{{{{By Truthwoman October 19, 2007 1:41 PM Always attacking the messenger (Stark,}}}}

{{{{By getduhlife October 19, 2007 4:54 PM Aww, Stark hurt their feelings.Poor little emotional wrecks.}}}}

Then she goes and burns their dumb as-ses:

{{{{House Speaker Nancy Pelosi rebuked a fellow San Francisco Bay area liberal Friday for what she said were inappropriate comments about Iraq during a congressional debate. During a debate on children’s health care Thursday, Rep. Pete Stark accused Republicans of sending troops to Iraq to “get their heads blown off for the president’s amusement.”-Urinal}}}}

So why did it take Blinky a day and a half to issue a statement on something so very obvious?

Did she have to consult the polls first?

Did she realize that only the most slobbering stupid goonies were defending Stark?

Does she need 36 hours to form every thought?

And how about being thrown under the bus, little Stark toadies, it’s almost like the “getting the troops out of Iraq” deal all over again, ain’t it?

Duh.

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{{{{The same cannot be said of the political and media classes. Many, including Members of Congress, were looking for another moral bonfire to discredit the cause in Iraq, and they found a pretext in Haditha. The critics rushed to judgment; facts and evidence were discarded to fit the antiwar template. Most despicably, they created and stoked a political atmosphere that exposes American soldiers in the line of duty, risking and often losing their lives, to criminal liability for the chaos of war. This is the deepest shame of Haditha, and the one for which apologies ought to be made.}}}}

They’re talking to you Filthy Mouth.

POS.

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{{{{The letter is, in fact, an important historical document, representing an attempt to silence the single most prominent private citizen critic of the Democratic Party, written on official stationery of the Majority Leader of the United States Senate and bearing the signatures of the vast majority of his caucus, including the front-runner and other candidates for the Party’s presidential nomination. Should the purchaser be so-minded, it may someday be donated to the Smithsonian Institution, National Archives or some other nonprofit library or archive.}}}}

It will be rubbed in the faces of this sorry democrat led Congress for a long, long time to come.

~~~~~~

{{{{Her book is full of impressive young women, and none more so than Rashida Jolley. This 26-year-old Washington, D.C., native challenges urban kids to have a little R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Jolley points out that “people like to stereotype African Americans as animalistic or whatever,” and registers a strong dissent. It’s “very offensive and very racist,” she says, to imply “that we don’t have control over ourselves.” And she blasts the patronizing ideology of such organizations as Planned Parenthood: “Those same individuals want to target urban schools and set up clinics and they make an assumption that we are just going to have sex anyway, and we aren’t capable of anything else, and to me that is extremely demeaning.”}}}}

One more time with that:

It’s “very offensive and very racist,” she says, to imply “that we don’t have control over ourselves.”

Yes it is.

Rise above liberalism and be proud of yourself young lady.

By The BlogFather

October 20, 2007 1:07 PM | Link to this

I was listening to Rush when he said, “Phony Soldiers”, and he was referring to an ilk of awols, deserters, or enemy infiltrators wearing GI uniforms and turning directional signs around to fool convoys. Rush verbally Patton-Slapped the Phony Soldiers. Rush hates cowardice, and wont tolerate in the US Army.

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By Peter

October 20, 2007 1:11 PM | Link to this

Hey Geez……..

“Thomas and many others like him are undeniable role models that earned respect but are maligned by the left because of their conservative views.”

Well I am neither left or right…..I vote and think as I see things…..

Seems like when I grew up, and we were pretty poor, getting a college education was the only thought that was the way when leaving high school……

I am sure many others had that same feeling, and I hope they got what they wanted…….

BUT that does not answer the question of what this guy has done for others…….and his chip on the shoulder seems pretty large……

At this point he seems like a legend in his own mind……

By The BlogFather

October 20, 2007 1:16 PM | Link to this

Rush also was the one who initiated a code for the Vietnam War for our soldiers to use when the VC was around so’s they couldn’t understand what we was saying. Like, say some VC took over a truck convoy and made americans drive the trucks. When they’d get to a checkpoint, the driver would say, “arliechays in the rucktay”. (Charlie’s in the truck), and the checkpoint troops would mow the VC down like ducks.

Rush is a hero.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 1:35 PM | Link to this

One of the debate’s panelists asked Jindal if he thought his Indian-American background — his skin color — has been an impediment in his political career, or a factor in his loss to Democrat Kathleen Blanco in the 2003 governor’s race.

“People want to make everything about race. The only colors that matter here are red, white and blue,” Jindal said.

getalife,

Did you get out and vote for Bobby Jindal, your next governor, yet?

By The BlogFather

October 20, 2007 1:43 PM | Link to this

Valeria Plame is back. There is new information that she was indeed undercover actively engaged in nuclear spying against Iran. Her outing destroyed the operation to trick Iran into buying phony blueprints for a bomb, which would have set them back years and years.

Rove/Cheney did this. You know it. I know it, the American people know it.

It’s treason, folks, and this being a time of war…..that’s death penalty stuff, folks.

If I were the judge, I’d give them life in prison. But I’ll bet Justice Thomas would have them hanged. That’s why I think Justice Thomas is the best man for the position he’s in right now.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 1:44 PM | Link to this

“I’d grown up fearing the lynch mobs of the Ku Klux Klan; as an adult I was starting to wonder if I’d been afraid of the wrong white people all along — where I was being pursued not by bigots in white robes, but by left-wing zealots draped in flowing sanctimony,” he {Clarence Thomas} wrote in his book.

Peter,

Getting people to realize the truth behind that statement is one tremendous gift to those you sanctimoniously refer to as “his” people.

By @@

October 20, 2007 2:09 PM | Link to this

Phooey! I’m on my way out to attend a wedding but I wish I had time to wait for Peter to answer this question…

Who are Clarence Thomas’s “people”? Thomas doesn’t advocate ownership of people, but maybe you do?

You’re not one of those idiots like Dr. James Watson who thinks that Africans — and by extension African Americans are intellectually inferior are you?

Why would Clarence Thomas need to do anything for them? are they not capable due to their inferior intellect.

This could get interesting, but I gotta go.

By @@

October 20, 2007 2:13 PM | Link to this

oh, and Peter…

could I be considered one of Clarence Thomas’s “people”, I’m white but I’ve met plenty of African Americans that are more intelligent than me?

Just wonderin’ here Peter.

Now I’m gone.

By The BlogFather

October 20, 2007 2:20 PM | Link to this

What does “left wing zealots draped in flowing sanctimony”mean? It has no meaning; it’s horse manure. Wait a minute, doesn’t that sound like dialogue from the opening moments of “Long Dong Silver”? Yeah, I think I recognize the lines. This is the part where the pirate unzips the wench’s……Well I’ll be….

If Justice Thomas wants to align himself with the klan, which serves as the opposite end of the spectrum of the left wing lunatic fringe, then he’s insane, and not so much an uncle as a gay cousin Tom.

Notice how everything Thomas says has vague application to any real scenario? It’s like he thinks he can “Greenspan” the media with doubletalk.

By @@

October 20, 2007 2:20 PM | Link to this

make that

more intelligent than I.

I see the “brainiac” english teacher PoliFore is present.

Whoopsee, I’m outta here.

By The BlogFather

October 20, 2007 2:24 PM | Link to this

Hey! I just realized the movie of Clarence Thomas’s life could be called, “Guess Who’s Been Drinking the Koolaid?”

(god, that’s good! i rock).

By The BlogFather

October 20, 2007 2:36 PM | Link to this

You know, as I ponder Valerie Plame and how beautiful she is, and how smart and brave and the great service she gave to this country to keep Iran from acquiring nukes till Cheney exposed her as a spy which is like so illegal, man, anyway, as I think about her and her level of sophistication and class and then I think of Justice Thomas, who would show Valerie Plame his own pube on a can of pepsi and ask her how she thought it got there, (so would I, I’m not saying I’m any less horny than the good justice), it really makes me mad because Valeria Plame is a true patriot, and she deserves better.

I think we need to prosecute those we know are guilty of treason in the Plame affair. (affair? my nipples are getting hard). See? All that the Anita Hill testimony proves is that Justice Thomas aint gay.

I’m kinda glad he aint gay, aint you?

By getalife

October 20, 2007 2:56 PM | Link to this

Jim’s drivel is just another reach around on Thomas’s coke can.

Bwa.

By NameDropper

October 20, 2007 3:04 PM | Link to this

Peter,

This sounds like I’m from San Francisco, but what the hell: the way I look at it, we’re all Justice Thomas’s people, while Mr. Thomas is wearing his robes or, as in other days, his public-service hat. Probably he’s always taken his important jobs quite seriously (who wouldn’t) and so takes the same attitude — that doing something for “his people” means Americans. In that context I can’t really see what he should be doing for the black American subculture. (I resist the word “community”. Another story.) I mean, we could go into his crucial civil rights record, but preferably not with the assumption going in that what he does he does, or should do, he does for “his [black] people”. Everything he’s done for civil rights, e.g. equal employment opportunity or opposing racial remedies he considers counterproductive — is as I see it something he does for the commonweal.

I don’t even think Thomas should be considered a black role model, but rather as a role model (who is certainly black). I’d really like for young Americans to take their “role models” (pref. “heroes”) wherever they find them, and to learn the indispensable point that they come in a potpouri of shades, ideologies and provenance that do not need to resemble your own. Some of these candidates might might even have died centuries ago. I’m with the autobiographer and social critic Richard Rodriguez on this point. It delights me that Mr. Rodriguez, once a self-loathing gay man, experienced a kind of catharsis upon discovering, in spite of his teachers, that some of his favorite authors had been gay. I readily empathize with Rodriguez, as my own youth was tinged with the painful loneliness of being a religous person among anti-religious bigots. How wonderful, the release I felt upon discovering that my educators (and their educators) had been keen to conceal the knowledge that e.g. Plato & Tolstoy & Pascal & Dostoevsky & Muir & Schweitzer & Bach & Kierkegaard & McLuhan not only were religious like me, but even saw their art & science as religious projects! It also delights me that Rodriquez consciously takes inspiration from writers and others quite unlike himself. What’s more, he even mines his heroes, taking what he wants from them and discarding the rest; as it were, Wagner’s music but not Wagner’s anti-Semitism.

So Rodriguez is, to me, a model of one’s right relationship to one’s heroes. Rodriguez and I have much in common. So what? We’re also very different. So what? I like his perceptiveness, his self-honesty, his strong refusal to let anybody pigeonhole him or hand him a social script. Justice Thomas I admire for his guts, his tenacity, his quaint manners and his very clear thinking and exposition.

Is Thomas one of my heroes? Not really. Is Rodriguez? No. I’d swap both their trading cards for one Shirley Chisholm, say. And I’d give all three, if I had ‘em, for a Tennessee Williams or a J. M. Browning in mint condition, and both their cards for a rare Simone Weil or a Jose Vasconcelos, etc. I’m not dropping these names for the sake of half-baked intellectual vanity, but rather to illustrate that what matters is the genius of the individual, not necessarily the individual’s membership in a group, and certainly not (in these cases) the individual’s flaws. The genius of Vasconcelos had everything to do with his nationality and race; Weil’s nationality was mere happenstance. And while Williams’s homosexuality was part of his gift; Browning’s heterosexuality was irrelevant (unless one attempts to fly a Freudian without the proper instrument rating). I greatly admire Chisholm, but not for the ostensible reasons. I don’t have her politics, but still she’s an abiding inspiration. I happen to share Thomas’s politics, but he’s not a hero of mine; and to the extent that I admire him, I admire him for reasons other than, though owing to, his ideology. Mohandas Ghandi was a cunning and dangerous idealist, but I’d have given my left testicle to have been with him.

So that, at long last, is my point. I’m totally sick of the pigeonholing and of what I’d like to call last year’s taxonomies. Pretty soon they won’t work anymore. They’re already breaking down. Who gets bragging rights over Tiger Woods? Which bathroom to use? Take your daughter to work day!

“Are you the Judaean People’s Front?”

“F*k no, we’re the *People’s Front of Judea!”

Is this not Black History Month?

No, this is the month that’s not Indigenous People’s Month!

Observing American discourse and folkways today is like watching an old movie that’s beautifully made but ruined by a corny and dated soundtrack. We need a new soundtrack, a new taxonomy, a new political vocabulary. The Left should take it up, starting with the word Left. The Right also, though they’re not as witty.

“Viva la Raza Cosmica!”

As Eddie Jefferson, may his memory ever be a blessing, used to sing at the end of his own scat marathons, “You can blow now if you want, I’m throughhhhhhhh.”

gtg

By getalife

October 20, 2007 3:04 PM | Link to this

PF,

Why the fascination with the gays?

Freud much?

By The BlogFather

October 20, 2007 3:15 PM | Link to this

How can you tell which airline passenger is the gay terrorist? he’s the one whose light’n his loafers.

By getalife

October 20, 2007 3:17 PM | Link to this

“Rep. Steve King (R-IA) put a sign on the floor of the House chamber today: “SCHIP: Socialized Clinton-style Hillarycare for Illegals and their Parents.” [Non-citizens are not eligible for SCHIP.]

duh.

“Rep. Pete Stark (D-CA) said, from the floor, “You (Republicans) don’t have money to fund the war or children. But you’re going to spend it to blow up innocent people if we can get enough kids to grow old enough for you to send to Iraq to get their heads blown off for the president’s amusement.” [Since 2001, Congress has had to borrow money to fund its programs.]”

me.

Bwa.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 3:20 PM | Link to this

Now if Polly can just figure out the difference between whose and who is we can possibly get him to move on.

getalife,

Polly has big time gender confusion issues lately. He’s either thinking of changing teams or going under the knife.

Got any early results on how big Jindal is winning?

By Glenn

October 20, 2007 3:26 PM | Link to this

getalife,

You wont believe this, coming from me, but kudos on your 3:04.

—NameDropper

By getalife

October 20, 2007 3:32 PM | Link to this

I like Clarence Thomas.

He has a huge c@ck I can suck on.

The rest of you are just jealous.

Bwa.

By getalife

October 20, 2007 3:36 PM | Link to this

Thanks Glenn.

RW,

He has gay issues for sure. I see Jindal signs everywhere and Georges(I) is playing some nasty ads.

I don’t think any of them can turn this State around but at least we have term limits. Half of the crooks are gone.

Jindal creeps me out but he will win. I doubt Georges will get enough votes for a run off, lots of wingnuts down here.

By Glenn

October 20, 2007 3:43 PM | Link to this

getalife,

Me again. This time in re yr 3:17. The federal program evaluation finds that the majority of horSeCHIP recipients are “non-targeted” persons not legally eligible for the program. Whole approach needs rethinking.

By getalife

October 20, 2007 3:47 PM | Link to this

RW,

He should do what I did. Accept who you are and move on.

I’m not ashamed of being gay,nor should I be.

I’m not attracted to women because they don’t have the equipment I need.

At least I’m not in denial like some of the idiots on this blog.

By ME

October 20, 2007 3:48 PM | Link to this

Someone asked what Justice Thomas has done for his people. Are Americans not his people?

By Glenn

October 20, 2007 3:51 PM | Link to this

Looks like my work’s going to take me to coastal LA soon. Does anyone know how good/bad the situation is there now? I know nothing about it, but casually hear only bad, bad, bad reports. Is Jindal as good as they say? What will it take down there?

By Wootenduh

October 20, 2007 3:51 PM | Link to this

Ah, the genius of a lib:

{{{{Former Gov. Roy Barnes, a Democrat who was defeated in 2002, told reporters this week that he had planned to offer grants to fix leaks that waste millions of gallons of water each year. He also said he planned to build three new state reservoirs in north and west Georgia to help insulate the state from a future water crisis. But those plans died when he left office. “Los Angeles added 1 million people without increasing their water supply,” he told reporters. “And if Los Angeles can do it, I’ll tell you Georgia can.”}}}}

What’s that Roy, import millions of poor Mexicans?

Duh, freaking duh.

By getalife

October 20, 2007 3:54 PM | Link to this

PF,

If you are going to come out of the closet, just use your name.

We get it, you are gay.

Stop hitting on me, I am not.

Geez, freak.

By Glenn

October 20, 2007 3:56 PM | Link to this

ME, see the answer to Peter from the wordy NameDropper @ 3:04.

By getalife

October 20, 2007 4:01 PM | Link to this

PF,

Come on out like I did.

Being gay is nothing to be ashamed of.

I don’t want you because I already have someone.

Geez.

By Glenn

October 20, 2007 4:07 PM | Link to this

Wootenduh @ 3:51,

I plan to build tall buildings into the sky. I plan to dig deep tunnels into the ground. I plan to make the world safe for small, furry animals!

I plan to emulate California’s water policy, which is the most screwed up thing about California except for its schools, its textbooks, its foster care, its immigration enforcement, its penal system, its energy policy, its housing supply, its infrastructure, its legislature, its tax structure, its circuit court, its treatment of farmworkers, its care for veterans and the developmentally disabled…

By Jack is Back

October 20, 2007 4:08 PM | Link to this

IMHO, Roy Barnes is the idiot former governor of Georgia who gave a sweetheart deal to an out of state law firm to help Georgia defraud the federal government out of hundreds of millions of dollars in Medicaid payments - Roys out of state pal pocketed a hundred million tax dollars in exchange for telling Georgia how to recycle medicaid money as the state match. When the slow witted feds finally caught on to this scheme, a scheme many other states had been using for years, and Georgia could have adopted for free, much of that federal money had to be paid back. Of course, the Georgia congressional WHO-RES got the idiot feds to forgive most of that money. But Roys pal still walked away with a hundred million medicaid dollars. I wonder if the crooked former governor will get a share of the stolen Medicaid money, imho? IMHO, like all lawyers, Roy is a crook! As a great man once said, hang them all and let satan sort them out.

By Wootenduh

October 20, 2007 4:12 PM | Link to this

Washington D.C. is, uh, 95% democrat:

{{{{The D.C. State Board of Education has scheduled a December vote on proposed guidelines for sex-education classes that call for teaching students about homosexuality.}}}}

{{{{The guidelines say eighth-grade students should be taught the definition of sexual orientation “using correct terminology” and learn that some people “may begin to feel romantically and/or sexually attracted to people of a different gender and/or to people of the same gender.”}}}}

{{{{Ninth-graders should be taught to “analyze trends in … contraceptive practices and the availability of abortion,” the guidelines stated.}}}}

“Look here Johny, this is how you cornhole little Bobby.”

“Remember now, no airport restrooms anymore, and especially don’t become a Republcan, those fa-gs.”

Sickos.

By getalife

October 20, 2007 4:12 PM | Link to this

Glenn,

You sound like my kind of man.

You can dig deep tunnels in me.

What do you say?

By AmVet

October 20, 2007 4:12 PM | Link to this

I see that two of the compassionate conservatives from Luckovich’s have had a lot of fun here while I was out doing my part to increase America’s productivity.

Such a lovely crowd, no?

It is always interesting to watch how a tiny few of these antagonists who are so vehemently opposed to me, or anyone else for that matter, immaturely hang on every word, hoping for the chance to jump and attack! Not so much the ideas or propositions themselves, but on the advocate personally.

My words apparently have this much power over them.

And to the extent that I set the topic and start the debate I have done my job here.

Some of the replies to my assertion are clearly passionate, but they are measured and adult in nature. These other bloggers I refer to, though certainly also passionate in their beliefs, are childish and anger-filled in their responses.

And so, by and large, are discredited by both the casual reader and the more self-disciplined here, I would suppose.

And sadly this is in many cases, quite illustrative of what passes for civil discourse in America today.

By Glenn

October 20, 2007 4:15 PM | Link to this

Jack, sounds like Satan’s already got ahold of ‘em. And here I thought that particular subspecies of grafter could be found only in the Louisiana Zoo.

By Glenn

October 20, 2007 4:19 PM | Link to this

Sorry, getalife. I’m more into the small furry animals.

By Curious Observer

October 20, 2007 4:23 PM | Link to this

Yep, I’m sure glad to join the group lauding the South. Worst schools in the nation. Illiteracy run rampant. All the racial, ethnic, and religious hatred you can handle. Filled with goobers like Dusty who like to parrot the GOP line without having to think much about it. Plenty of prisons filled to overflowing. Poverty aplenty, but we all know it must be Their fault. Lots of grits and lard.

Well, come to think of it, at least we have good weather—except for a tornado once in a while.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 4:24 PM | Link to this

So Wooten writes about a conservative Supreme Court justice and Blowhard responds with a comment about his fear of conservative Supreme Court justices, yet it’s Blowhard himself that takes credit for beginning the debate. That’s rich even for you Stunty!

By Jack is Back

October 20, 2007 4:24 PM | Link to this

After both lakes are all but drained, and after six years on the job as governor of Georgia, Funny Sonny has finally asked the feds to stop dumping Georgia s water into the Gulf of Mexico. Way to go Sonny, you are right on the ball, just six years late. Now the fat funny looking bald man is aksing the great and glorious feds to declare georgai a disaster area! Just what we need, jack booted FEMA clowns shipping ice from one end of the state to the other, endlessly, without ever unloading the truck. Way to go Sonny———-

By Glenn

October 20, 2007 4:27 PM | Link to this

AmVet,

I concur, as witness the last lines of my overlong 3:04.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 4:33 PM | Link to this

Civil discourse:

“I yield myself two minutes. Madam speaker, I, first of all, I’m just amazed that they can’t figure out — the Republicans are worried that they can’t pay for insuring an additional 10 million children. They sure don’t care about finding $200 billion to fight the illegal war in Iraq. Where are you going to get that money? Are you going to tell us lies like you’re telling us today? Is that how you’re going to fund the war? You don’t have money to fund the war on children. But you’re going to spend it to blow up innocent people if he can get enough kids to grow old enough for you to send to Iraq to get their heads blown off for the President’s amusement.”-Fortney “Pete” Stark (D-CA)

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 4:35 PM | Link to this

Troop “supporting” civil discourse

If I read this to you and did not tell you that it was an FBI agent describing what Americans had done to prisoners in their control, you would most certainly believe this must have been done by Nazis, Soviets in their gulags, or some mad regime — Pol Pot or others — that had no concern for human beings. Sadly, that is not the case. This was the action of Americans in the treatment of their prisoners.-Dick Durbin (D-Il)

By The BlogFather

October 20, 2007 4:37 PM | Link to this

I tried coming out of the closet once, but an old leisure suit pulled me back in. But the guys in the closet with me kicked me out. Yeah, I had to settle for a poorly lit foyer.

Retards.

By Glenn

October 20, 2007 4:38 PM | Link to this

Jack,

Still waiting for Sonny’s proposal. He’s like a young adult who moves out of the house and blows all his money and has to call the grownups for help. California may be ineFFably screwed up, but at least they know how to respond to natural disasters. He needs to call the legislature into emergency session to authorize an emergency response package. They ought to be able to do it by Tuesday PM. He won’t. They won’t. This will be his Katrina. What a pantywaist

By Wootenduh

October 20, 2007 4:39 PM | Link to this

{{{{Line up some of the more notorious Nobel Peace Prize recipients, such as Kissinger, and if you had to identify the biggest killer of all it was probably Norman Borlaug, one of the architects of the Green Revolution, which unleashed displacement, malnutrition and death across the Third World. If the Kyoto Accords were ever implemented, and they never will be, the net impact on greenhouse gases—99.72 percent of them natural in origin—would be imperceptible, but the devastation to Third World economies and life expectancies would rival that caused by Borlaug’s seed strains.}}}}

{{{{Already the hysteria about anthropogenic global warming stoked by Al Gore and the Big Lie gang writing the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s press releases has done enormous damage to vital environmental cleanup, sidetracking attention and money from work on sewers, toxic waste sites, filthy smokestacks—not to mention the vast disaster of agricultural pollution. Two other consequences of the hysteria will be deadly. Biofuels will steal the meals of the Third World poor and put them in First World gas tanks.-TheNation}}}}

Couldn’t have said it better my-, uh, I’ve already said it myself.

Duh.

By getalife

October 20, 2007 4:39 PM | Link to this

“Mr. Stewart told The Courier-Journal he explained all that to his boss on Thursday. So Sen. McConnell was deliberately untruthful the next day, when he told WHAS-TV’s Mark Hebert, “There was no involvement whatsoever.” The senator will object to any suggestion of lying, but what else is it when you knowingly misrepresent facts?

It’s clear what Mitch McConnell knew and when he knew it. It’s clear he deceived the public when he answered Mr. Hebert as he did about the e-mail sent by his press agent.

Mr. McConnell is so used to Washington-style gamesmanship and inside-the-beltway rules that he has forgotten what constituents back in Kentucky want: the simple truth.”

Where is the Stark like media outrage on this gop lying?

There is none.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 4:42 PM | Link to this

Look at the treasure trove I found about Mothra while I was looking for his nice civil quote where he accused our Marines of being cold blooded murderers

By getalife

October 20, 2007 4:44 PM | Link to this

Way to support Iran duh.

By John Stossel

October 20, 2007 4:48 PM | Link to this

Wootenduh,

Did you happen to see John Stossel’s report last night on ABC? He blasted the manmade-global-warming to-do as an industry and a scam, and its flacks and dupes as thuggish anti-intellectual propagandists.

$hit, I forgot. That debate is over. Good grief!

Hail Victory,

gtg

By getalife

October 20, 2007 4:48 PM | Link to this

You know all these global warming deniers are aiding and abetting the enemy, Iran.

That is called treason duh and you will get locked up in Gitmo.

Watch your step.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 4:57 PM | Link to this

getalife,

There is no outrage because your McConnell “scandal” is another ginned up faux outrage on your part. He was asked if he had any part in smearing this 12 year old kid, something that never happened at all by the way, and when he said no you moveon.morons® produced a memo from one of his staffers asking who the Frost’s were.

Had he been asked if he had any idea who the Frost’s were and he said no you would have your lie. Keep trying though!

By getalife

October 20, 2007 5:02 PM | Link to this

Uh huh, yea, right RW.

Whatever you say.

The truth is his staffer started the smear on a sick American kid and he lied about it.

Kentucky knows the truth and they will not reelect him.

He is done.

By Midori

October 20, 2007 5:07 PM | Link to this

hey chucklenuts —

here’s another “ginned up” scandal

you’re so proud of those criminals, aren’t you?

By AmVet

October 20, 2007 5:08 PM | Link to this

Glenn, MUCH great stuff in your 3:04!

The numerous points that you make so well in that post, probably mean zero to those with very low intellectual curiosity here though.

And though it may well be lost on the comically challenged here, I love any references to the greatest British comedy troupe in history - Monty Python.

Also, noted was your comment about a lack of wit. I have asserted for a long time that the right should NEVER do comedy.

Look at that spectacularly unfunny Dennis Miller and that inane Half Hour News Hour on Fox for proof! It is hands down the very worst schtick ever recorded IMHO.

But for me, the fact that those I alluded to earlier are not witty is irrelevant. But it is when they pretend to fail to comprehend standard written English.

This a favorite ploy of theirs, whereby in this case, the topic proffered by our esteemed columnist is Clarence Thomas being villainized by the left, and my reply is that it is no secret that the neo-conservatives wish for but one more of their own, so as to criminalize abortion in this country, at least at the federal level. And the ramifications thereof.

And those with this lack of basic comprehension skills predictably reply with nonsense like that first 4:24.

Watch closely and you will see it employed frequently.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 5:11 PM | Link to this

Parrot,

Good catch, but that’s more than a ginned up scandal. Valerie Plame and her pimp Joe Wilson should be tried for treason and if guilty hanged by the neck until dead or whatever penalty treason carries these days. Probably a timeout like Sandy Burglar got.

By Wootenduh

October 20, 2007 5:14 PM | Link to this

{{{{Stark’s comments are an embarrassment to his party, especially fellow House members. He owes the president, the troops and his colleagues an apology. And we wonder why American voters hold the Congress in such contempt!-BostonHerald}}}}

I don’t know about the “embarrassment to the party” charge, after all you have to have modesty to be embarrassed, but the rest of it is a slam dunk.

By GodHatesTrash

October 20, 2007 5:15 PM | Link to this

Thomas was not good enough for some jerkwater law firm in Savannah, but somehow he’s good enough for the US Supreme Court?

Affirmative Action at its nightmarish worst.

Trash.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 5:16 PM | Link to this

getalife,

I know this will be tough without your organ grinder around but let’s see some evidence of the actual “smear” of the 12 year.

Since there wasn’t one it’s going to be pretty tough for you to show who started something that didn’t happen.

By Wootenduh

October 20, 2007 5:19 PM | Link to this

{{{{Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s official Web site once stated that “Pelosi has pledged to restore integrity and civility to the People’s House and preside over the most honest and open Congress in history.”}}}}

Hahahahaha, does it really?

{{{{If Pelosi really believed those words about civility and integrity, she would take away Stark’s plum senior seat on the Ways and Means Committee. She and other House Democratic leaders will soon find that reacting with cowardly silence to someone who would insult U.S. troops will not be an option for them.Investor’sBusinessDaily}}}}

By Analchord

October 20, 2007 5:22 PM | Link to this

Boston wins tonite! 6-4. Homer by guess who in the eighth.

I’m completely over Paris Hilton, Maria Sharapova, and Olsen Twins, and my withdrawal hasn’t affected me one bit.

<=3

By getalife

October 20, 2007 5:25 PM | Link to this

Midori,

Yep, they cheering for treason but outraged by Stark’s words.

I have to question their patriotism.

By getalife

October 20, 2007 5:29 PM | Link to this

Read it and weep

Way to bash a kid RW. How much lower can you go?

Geez.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 5:32 PM | Link to this

We’ve got to get the job done there and that requires us to have enough troops so that we’re not just air-raiding villages and killing civilians, which is causing enormous pressure over there.-Barack Obama (D-Il) slandering our troops.

What is with Illinois?

By GodHatesTrash

October 20, 2007 5:32 PM | Link to this

You shi-t4brains chickenhawks need to get your cowardly a**es to Iraq so Bush can blow YOUR empty heads off.

Trash.

By Jack is Back

October 20, 2007 5:33 PM | Link to this

Thats rich, coming from a self professed traitor like RW-(the original)- Jack is watching you boy. Jack doubts anyone in america could say anything in public discussions that would qualify as treason, especially given that true traitors are currently living and working in Washington DC each and every day. Jack knows………..

By AmVet

October 20, 2007 5:37 PM | Link to this

Analchord, let us hope not!

Though no friend of the Tribe, once every 86 years is sufficient for the BoSox, isn’t it?

And how much fun was it to watch the Mets completely tank down the stretch? Then those awful Philly pretenders did the same roll over and play dead routine, but at least waited until October.

Rockies over Cleveland in 7.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 5:40 PM | Link to this

Oh god, now I’m suddenly feeling very sick about pulling for Cleveland tonight.

getalife,

Your 5:29 shows no smear of a 12 year old boy. I’ll accept that as your apology.

By GaLiberal

October 20, 2007 5:44 PM | Link to this

I don’t need to read all the a$$ kissing comments by the redneck right-wing nutjobs. It’s pretty clear they have lost all grasp on reality. So I’ll direct my comments to Justice (I use the term only out of respect for the office) Thomas. He’s has to be the biggest windbag and liar on the Supreme Court. He claims that liberal Democrats were “racist” during his confirmation hearings. That’s cr@p! He’s the one that was racist, playing the old race card by calling his hearing a “lynching.” Anyone that dared to vote against him would be forever tarred and feathered. What a huge hypocrite. He was never fit for the court. His extreme right-wing views have only one place; the toilet with the rest of the right-wingers sh!t. He benefited from affirmative action in both his education and his position in the Nixon administration, then spits on affirmative action as just more “plantation” politics by misguided liberal whites. Why doesn’t he just call them a bunch of ni&&er-lovers and be honest with himself. He hates his race; he denies he benefited from his race. If it wasn’t for liberal whites, he would never have seen the inside of a law library other than to sweep the floor. He’s a darling to the right-wing nutjobs because he’s their boy. He carries the water for them so they don’t have to get their hands dirty. To them, he’s just another nappy headed servant and he doesn’t even know the difference.

By GaLiberal

October 20, 2007 5:46 PM | Link to this

I don’t need to read all the a$$ kissing comments by the redneck right-wing nutjobs. It’s pretty clear they have lost all grasp on reality. So I’ll direct my comments to Justice (I use the term only out of respect for the office) Thomas. He’s has to be the biggest windbag and liar on the Supreme Court. He claims that liberal Democrats were “racist” during his confirmation hearings. That’s cr@p! He’s the one that was racist, playing the old race card by calling his hearing an “old-fashioned lynching.” Anyone that dared to vote against him would be forever tarred and feathered. What a huge hypocrite. He was never fit for the court. His extreme right-wing views have only one place; the toilet with the rest of the right-wingers sh!t. He benefited from affirmative action in both his education and his position in the Nixon administration, then spits on affirmative action as just more “plantation” politics by misguided liberal whites. Why doesn’t he just call them a bunch of ni&&er-lovers and be honest with himself. He hates his race; he denies he benefited from his race. If it wasn’t for liberal whites, he would never have seen the inside of a law library other than to sweep the floor. He’s a darling to the right-wing nutjobs because he’s their boy. He carries the water for them so they don’t have to get their hands dirty. To them, he’s just another nappy headed servant and he doesn’t even know the difference.

By Wootenduh

October 20, 2007 5:46 PM | Link to this

{{{{As Charlie Gibson put it on ABC’s World News Tonight, “One item from Baghdad, today. The news is that there is no news. The police told us that to their knowledge, there were no major acts of violence. Attacks are down in Baghdad, and today, no bombings or roadside explosions were reported.”}}}}

God’s Trash wants to blow some heads, eh?

Freaking wanker.

By AmVet

October 20, 2007 5:47 PM | Link to this

As the nation continues to endure this horrifically mismanaged clusterf@ck of an invasion, some in the free falling, imploding GOP have little else going for them, so they desperately grasp onto issues like this Stark comment.

I heard his comments and thought, “Is this over the top?” I say yes. Was it outrageous? Probably.

But keep it in perspective. Politics is a very dirty business at times and the Republicans, since Newt Gingrich have amped up the diatribes, rhetoric and outright smear campaigns to new unforeseen levels.

The Dems have in many cases responded in kind.

But when you are referring to arguably the worst Presidency in American and most incompetent administration in history it is hard to be anything but PO’d.

And really what does it matter in the big picture to the GOP, knowing full well that a second straight bloodbath awaits them next November.

By GodHatesTrash

October 20, 2007 5:47 PM | Link to this

Manny Ramirez is the real Mr. October.

And he’d make a better SC Justice than Clarence “Uncle” Thomas.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 5:49 PM | Link to this

More civil discourse, leftist style, @ 5:44 and 5:46.

By Analchord

October 20, 2007 5:50 PM | Link to this

The Rockies are an amazing team. But Boston got that dirty water. and the thirsty green monster, and a sheer beauty in manny. That wonderboy knows baseball.

How can you tell who the gay blogger is? He the one flaming his jacked nicks.

Ramirez is da man tonite, (if the ump dont call him out on an outside pitch).

Umpires will call a ball a strike if the pitch was so cleverly thrown that the batter should have been fooled into swinging at it. That’s simply not fair, and it is against the rulebook.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 5:55 PM | Link to this

By the way, I watched that Countdown with The Olberdouche show on PMSNBC last night.

You moonbat(ic)s® really need to expand your horizons.

How do they get away with promoting that as a news show?

By Glenn Gilbert

October 20, 2007 5:55 PM | Link to this

GodHatesTrash,

First of all, “you remarkable pig, you can thank whatever pig god you pray to that you haven’t yet made a murderer of me” for calling the Creator a hater. Wrong culprit. Look to your own skirts.

Second, you’re right, I haven’t been to Iraq, and have no plans to go. My wife went, though, and damned near got killed when her helicopter was exposed to enemy fire en route from Bagdad. Back safe & relatively sound, though. Betcha wish she’d been killed, so I could usurp her place of honor and go out to Crawford and make an a* of myself repudiating everything she stands for. My wife and I, jointly and severally, have done more to help the baby-killers than a fairweather patriot like you could ever possibly imagine. But you’re right: I’ve never worn the uniform, and I have no right to an opinion regarding the U.S. footing in Iraq.

And one more thing. If you want to see up close what kind of chickenhawk I am, come over to our place. We live at the corner of Roswell Road and Shady Hill NE, in East Cobb. The one with the flag in front.

By getalife

October 20, 2007 6:02 PM | Link to this

GFY (good for you) RW,

KO is my favorite.

Who got the worst person in the world?

By GaLiberal

October 20, 2007 6:03 PM | Link to this

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 5:49 PM | Link to this

More civil discourse, leftist style, @ 5:44 and 5:46.

How perceptive of you RW, for a right-wing, uneducated, redneck, racist, a*******hole. It’s not civil discourse. I save that for people deserving of my intellect and wisdom. In my view, Thomas deserves neither. And neither do you, sh!thead. Hence, my missive. Obviously, you are too stupid to grasp the concept.

By RW-(the original)

October 20, 2007 6:10 PM | Link to this

getalife,

In a stunning upset it went to Hugh Hewitt. I think O’Reilly got the bronze, but from what I’ve heard it’s mandatory that he’s in the top three. I don’t remember who was second, but I’m pretty sure it wasn’t Pete Stark.

GaMoonbat,

Take it up with Blowhard. He’s the one bemoaning the loss of civil discourse even though it’s always you clowns as the worst perpetrators. I have no girlish needs to talk to you on a civil level. I’m perfectly content to treat intelligence with intelligence, respect with respect, and trash, like you, with disdain.

By Glenn Gilbert

October 20, 2007 6:20 PM | Link to this

getalife,

I know a big word: anthropogenesis. It refers to the origin of humans, and also to the man-made, to things whose origin is human action. Contrary to your consistent contentions, the dispute is not over globabl warming. Nobody questions the weather. The dispute is over anthropogenesis.

And at this point the dispute is a mere monologue, because the Chicken Littles, like the house-trained Yippies they are, have “declared victory” and have removed from the debating podium upstage, to bask in applause from their family and friends in the audience. Because we are now only somewhere between Act 1 and popcorn, though, the joke’s on them.

Are you sure you want the climb aboard this kind of train, the kind with the windows boarded up?

• Ze debate iSS over;

• Ze science iSS in;

• Ze verk haSS only begun;

• To deny it iSS treason!

*Trust me. I have it straight from Gore himself. A bright new dawn is breaking. At the end of this line a model city awaits those willing to work.

For work brings freedom!

By Wootenduh

October 21, 2007 8:23 AM | Link to this

And here we have it, the first step back in the recovery of American greatness, the removal from office of an inept, worthless, mealy mouthed liberal and her replacement with staunch Conservative, a majority population of democrats fed up with the misery wrought on them by the pinkos:

{{{{Republican Congressman Bobby Jindal won the Louisiana governor’s race Saturday-Urinal}}}}

Get used to it.

~~~~~~

Quote of the day, of course it’s from a Republican:

{{{{“We’ve learned from this what a blunt weapon the Endangered Species Act has become,” said U.S. Rep. John Linder, a Gwinnett County Republican. “We need to understand this lake [Lanier] was created not for mussels but for people.”-Urinal}}}}

Misguided and stupid foolishness, no telling the harm it has done to millions of people, whole industries out of work (and now without health insurance,) all because of some worthless freaking shellfish.

Can anyone tell me how a mollusk benefits the poor?

~~~~~

{{{{OUR OPINION: GOP will suffer if children lose health coverage, Queen Pinko, Urinal}}}}

You would think that an editorial Grand Poohba of a major metropolitan “news” paper would be able to research a subject that she writes about, I guess that isn’t a necessary qualification at the Pinko Times, and would discover the fact that the Republicans would also expand the S-Chip program, but not by the gaudy amount of 35 billion like the libs want.

No one is going to lose any coverage, no matter which way it ends up.

Why would the lib decide to exclude this information?

Bias?

{{{{One of the misconceptions about SCHIP, perpetuated by conservatives who oppose it, is that it should cover only “poor” children (as if ultraconservatives care about poor children).}}}}

Go to Church this morning Sinthia, observe the “ultraconservatives” (what a silly, immature label) give to poor children of their own free will.

It’s only because of the democrats that we have to pass laws to force people to part with their money.

Or to keep them from stealing it:

{{{{In an interview with the Sun on August 1, Mr. Franken said he did not know anything about the transfers from the Gloria Wise Boys & Girls Club (for Air America) until late the previous month. He said he did not know whether the $875,000 was absorbed by the radio network or not, and he characterized the network’s decision to pay back Gloria Wise as a “moral obligation.”}}}}

{{{{As a result, for the 6-month audit period from January 1 through June 30, 2005, we estimated that the State agency made 4,217,888 payments totaling $230,375,748 (Federal share) on behalf of ineligible beneficiaries. We also estimated that case file documentation did not adequately support eligibility determinations for an additional 15,289,843 payments totaling $2,820,569,979 (Federal share). We did not recommend recovery primarily because, under Federal laws and regulations, a disallowance of Federal payments for Medicaid eligibility errors can occur only if the errors are detected through a State’s Medicaid eligibility quality control program.}}}}

Who is it that “hates the children?”

~~~~~~

{{{{But here’s the point: The Frosts are not emblematic of the health care needs of America so much as they are of the delusion of the broader Western world. They expect to be able to work “part-time” and “intermittently” but own two properties and three premium vehicles and have the state pick up health care costs. Who do you stick with the bill? Four-car owners?-Steyn}}}}

By Wootenduh

October 21, 2007 8:28 AM | Link to this

They used the cat?:

{{{{AS THE “first pet” of the Clinton era, Socks, the White House cat, allowed “chilly” Hillary Clinton to show a caring, maternal side as well as bringing joy to her daughter Chelsea. So where is Socks today?}}}}

{{{{Once the presidency was over, there was no room for Socks any more. After years of loyal service at the White House, the black and white cat was dumped on Betty Currie, Bill Clinton’s personal secretary, who also had an embarrassing clean-up role in the saga of his relationship with the intern Monica Lewinsky.}}}}

By Glenn Gilbert

October 21, 2007 8:51 AM | Link to this

Mornin, Wootenduh,

Nice job, last week or so, using horSeCHIP to show up the schoolyard political pranks that touch the tender hearts of wannabe child-savers and other Dem dupes!

I still think horSeCHIP should be chucked, though. The GOP will pay the political cost of backing off their proposed augmentation of the program, but it’s the honest thing to do, since right now the taxpayers are footing the actual bill for a DOA health program. It’s dishonest of the House Republicans to temporize when CBO and the third-party evaluators showed, long before this became a horSeCHIP-throwing contest, that the program was terminal.

Instead of going halfway to Pelosi, they should have girded themselves with the truth and stood their ground.

Toward which end, gotta go now and get on my knees.

Beat the Devil,

gtg

By Sailor

October 21, 2007 8:52 AM | Link to this

the Sailor said Andi/e-duh, you’re a fine girl

One thing about my Andi/e-duh - there’s never a mess too messy for her not to lick up.

(Her favorite baseball player is Manny Ramirez. S/he calls him Man Ram - I asked her why s/he calls him that - s/he says she likes the sound of it. Bet s/he’d lick him up too.)

By GodHatesTrash

October 21, 2007 9:00 AM | Link to this

Sounds like Mrs. Gilbert is the one that wears the strap-on in the Gilbert household, you stupid flagwaving chickenhawk.

On your knees? Headed to the mensroom at Hartsfield/Jackson this morning?

Trash.

By Glenn Gilbert

October 21, 2007 9:02 AM | Link to this

Wootenduh @ 8:28,

Can’t go get churched ‘til I tell you how disgusting this is. I’ve long known that they used Socks the Cat-Burgler, but Hillary’s using him to “bring joy to her daughter Chelsea” is the most digusting thing I’ve heard since the thing about Hillary’s sex toys on the White House Christmas tree. “National Security Advisor”, indeed. Looks like Hillary had ol’ Socks Cat-Burglar doing a right good job of keeping Chelsea safe & secure at night. No wonder Hillary has Socks on her team. If that cat could talk…

By RW-(the original)

October 21, 2007 9:03 AM | Link to this

Hey Al Gore, We Want a Refund!

By UGA Dad

October 21, 2007 9:07 AM | Link to this

You know, people are always accusing Andy of being a chickenhawk, but it looks like he’s involved in a serious relationship with a USN seaman, so he does have some skin in the game, so to speak.

A skin flute, perhaps, but skin nonetheless.

By RW-(the original)

October 21, 2007 9:17 AM | Link to this

The story of Socks isn’t nearly as tragic as Buddy the dog who was used as a prop until the Clintons left the White House and then killed in New York when he became a burden to Billy Jeff.

By Analchord

October 21, 2007 9:18 AM | Link to this

Porn causes sex. Sex causes children who need healthcare. The Vchip prevents porn. Prevent SCHIP with the Vchip.

None of this would have happened if our kids weren’t so obese from eating couch-potato chips, or so ignorant from our holy curriculum that they still believe fairies give them money for their tooth chips. Parents dont care, they’re too busy playing $500 chips in Vegas.

alles sprechen der muffin

By Analchord

October 21, 2007 9:23 AM | Link to this

Whatever you good people do, dont tell Ellen about Socks or Buddy.

By GodHatesTrash

October 21, 2007 9:24 AM | Link to this

Chickenhawk candyasses boohooing on the blog today about puppies and kitties while the Chickenhawk-in-Chief is responsible for the deaths of at least 100,000 innocent people in Iraq.

Stupid vacuous trash.

By Wootenduh

October 21, 2007 9:38 AM | Link to this

{{{{By Sailor October 21, 2007 8:52 AM One thing about my Andi/e-duh - there’s never a mess too messy for her not to lick up.}}}}

{{{{By UGA Dad October 21, 2007 9:07 AM You know, people are always accusing Andy of being a chickenhawk, but it looks like he’s involved in a serious relationship with a USN seaman, so he does have some skin in the game, so to speak. A skin flute, perhaps, but skin nonetheless.}}}}

Geez, look at all of the que-er baits having sexual fantasies about another man this morning.

Do y’all usually wake up this excited on Sunday morning?

No luck at Little Richard’s last nite?

They sure do sound like they know what they’re talking about, though, “skin flute?”

Weird Mofo’s.

Go run your fingers under some one else’s restroom stall, sickos.

By time to execute all anal leftist traitors

October 21, 2007 9:40 AM | Link to this

watching godKILLthisderangedyanKKKeetrash/redneKKKs NAMBLA the VT child rapist and the equally psychotic bag of maggot ridden puss GA pinKKKOdogturd YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWN yet again puking up their sick and twisted hate, along with the COCKroach like anal inanities of the execrable incessantly unfunny wankturd aborted foreskin and its pathetic worthless 1000+ anal wart ids like energiser social inadequates EVERY DAMN WEEKEND is almost amusing.

Knowing putriud arsewipe scum like these are out there cowering behind their wittle state mental hospital keyboards is almost reassuring. After all now the genocidal Japs have stopped their nazi like experimentation on hapless POW’s we need a new inbred breed of far left human detritus to step up and make their utterly inadequate feckpig lives finally have some meaning. NAMBLA and GA pinKKKodogturd especially would probably - happily albeit rather briefly - do very well in relieving dead butchered hogs from having their yellow bellied blubber used to see the effects of a new line of hollow point/teflon bullets being developed for use on treasonous far left vermin and murderous fascist towel head scum!!

Damn its good fun wittily and deservedly gently mirroring back the deranged hate of such despicable far left yanKKKee abortion bucket escapees!!

By TW

October 21, 2007 9:48 AM | Link to this

Chickenhawk-in-Chief is responsible for the deaths of at least 100,000 innocent people in Iraq.

Hundreds…plural…and it’s not just Bush’s responsibility. Every one who voted for the Bush regime the first time has this innocent blood on their hands. Everyone who voted for his re-election said they condoned the slaughter. Gonna be a lot of wide eyed Republicans when St. Peter points at the slide…

By AmVet

October 21, 2007 9:49 AM | Link to this

From this month’s notorious junk science magazine, National Geographic, which has, as everyone knows, a long standing, consistent history of being wrong on scientific matters.

The scientific evidence is clear. Surface temperatures on earth are warming at a pace that signals a decisive shift in the global climate, one expected to last for centuries. Previous epochal changes of climate, such as the ice age that ended 11,500 years ago, were set in motion by natural causes - variations ion the earth’s orbit that affect the amount of sunlight warming the planet. In those cases, the cycles of cooling and warming unfolded slowly, over the course of millennia.

THIS EPISODE IS DIFFERENT.

Climate is changing more rapidly than eve before.

* Human activity is the main cause.*

Burning of fossil fuels - oil, gas and coal - has flooded the atmosphere with heat-trapping carbon dioxide, triggering a 1 degree Fahrenheit spike in average global temperature in the past century, largely in the past 30 years.

Here’s a rhetorical question for everyone. Where are the neo-con National Geographics? And why do these infamous distrusters of all things science fail to see that in almost every single case where a reputable, extremely credible organization is concerned, the conclusions are pretty much the same?

And the fact that there is this scientific consensus is irrefutable.

Find yet another issue to be wrong on, extremists.

Off to once again go help pay for the war. I’ll check back later to see the erudite responses.

By Analchord

October 21, 2007 10:03 AM | Link to this

That was charming, t,thankyou 4 providing the death threats and prison slang portion of the show. Now, we’ll hear from our sponsors and up next, it’s “Fun with the Sunday Vent”. Dont go away.

Hello, everyone. It’s time for another Bee Movie junior……(camera to seinfeld wearing full honey harvestor protective gear)…”Hi! Even though it looks like I’m in mortal danger of being stung to death by these killer bees, I’m actually safer than you are at home because I have this smoke gadget that instantly calms the bees down. Let me just push this button….OMG! someone forgot to load this thing, it’s empty….the bees will eventually work their way through this protective gear…I’m doomed…help….(camera to body on ground covered with bees so that not one inch of the poor sod shows through)

Welcome back. And now, it’s fun with the sunday vent! Lets see, one venter writes, “We shouldn’t worry about our carbon footprint, how about our water footprint?” Yes, atlanta’s water footprint would be that fat kid in the fifth grade who always did a cannonball off the board, remember? He couldn’t help himself, no matter what, he’s have to do a cannonball. all summer. it got old fast, but never mind, if he was anywhere near the pool, you would know that sooner or later, a cannonball would splash everyone within fifty yards of the pool.

tune in next week for “fun with the sunday vent”

By time for the real unvarnished truth

October 21, 2007 10:17 AM | Link to this

funny how aborted foreskin NEVER EVER mentions the unremitting vile violent often ‘murderous’ hate of the psychotic leftist nutters on here!!

like the VT rapist yesterday suggesting conservatives ‘need’ to get their heads blown off in Iraq!!

read the leftist puke U filthy lying dissembling wanker!!!

“death threats” LMFAO!!! Its the same level of witty WHOLLY cartoon violence that these treasonous scum richly deserve.

U are the resident coward aborted foreskin … U hide behind countless moronic anally unfunny ids and your own perversions and vainglorious bollocks and then like the sick and twisted anal official forum sneak U try and pathetically twist the actual truth of who are the REAL hate mongers on here and like a true imbecile U desperately try to smear your conservative intellectual betters.

GFY!!!

By Analchord

October 21, 2007 10:20 AM | Link to this

Nobody disputes that the Military Industrial Complex has caused the Global Warmongering.

It’s Cheney. Know it. Believe it. Live it.

By RW-(the original)

October 21, 2007 10:32 AM | Link to this

Early in the Precambrian, Earth received less heat from the sun, which is thought to have been 25 to 30 percent less luminous than it is today.

But high temperatures were maintained by an atmosphere extremely rich in greenhouse gases such as methane and carbon dioxide (CO2).

“If the temperature trend is correct, it appears that the early Earth almost went into a runaway greenhouse [effect], like Venus,” Knauth said.

Quick quiz. Off the top of your head what was the best selling SUV 4.5 billion years ago?

Hmmm…wasn’t it the Cambrian period when most new life forms appeared on Earth? Why are you leftists trying to prevent the next lifeforms? Never mind, I geddit. It’s an all encompassing planetary abortion, Right?

By buddy

October 21, 2007 10:44 AM | Link to this

i agree w/ justice thomas that blacks that think for themselves and make their way past the glass ceiling are unfairly targeted by the Establishment…however, it’s very hard to overlook his opposition to affirmative action.

this guy benefitted from the policy personally and now he wants to do away w/ it so that other deserving blacks won’t get an oppotunity…i know people want to believe that black folks can make it if they pull themselves up by their boot straps and work for what they want…unfortunately, many blacks simply never get an opportunity due to issues like inferior quality of education in predominantly black neighborhoods and having to live in crime and drug infested neighborhoods.

until the undermining of black achievement is done away with, affirmative action is often the only way for many blacks to get an opportunity in this unbalanced, integrated society.

By Analchord

October 21, 2007 11:51 AM | Link to this

I cannot fully express in words the fear that I feel after receiving so many unveiled threats of violence and death from tftt. I warned Wooten about this, and indicated to the AJC that a lawsuit is pending and imminent. For a while, it appeared that wooten had corralled this fiend, but I guess that was just wishful thinking on my part. We are at war with terrorists who threaten to kill americans everyday all day. The fear I felt on 911 is still with me, and when I read death threats from tftt, during this time of war, the fear is renewed, and I experience horrible episodes of 911 flashback and consternation and depression. I can only report it to the Homeland security, and initiate legal action against the host, AJC.

I have a family, and I am very afraid of some unstable blogger like tftt, who appears to be very adept with computer hacking, actually stalking me in person, and committing acts of terrorism. I have no choice but to take legal action, and urge the criminal courts to prosecute. You simply cant threaten to kill americans during a time of war. It’s just not acceptable on any level. I think it’s treason, but I’m not a lawyer.

I am very afraid, and I have been forced to live with this fear, which keeps me awake at night, for months and months and months because of this terrorist who attacks me on this blog every single day. I dont know who he thinks he is, but there is no reason for it, and I am not forced to take the legal remedies afforded all americans.

By getalife

October 21, 2007 12:09 PM | Link to this

“Georgia officials warn state will be without water within 3 months

With water supplies rapidly shrinking during a drought of historic proportions, Gov. Sonny Perdue declared a state of emergency Saturday for the northern third of Georgia and asked President Bush to declare it a major disaster area.”

And

“Poll shows Americans getting more concerned about global warming

Most Americans blame emissions from cars and industrial plants as the primary cause of global warming and believe the United States should reduce levels even if other countries don’t, a survey shows.”

Gore won.

By RW-(the original)

October 21, 2007 12:17 PM | Link to this

Case in point: This year’s United Nations report on climate change and other documents say that 20% to 30% of plant and animal species will be threatened with extinction in this century due to global warming—a truly terrifying thought. Yet, during the past 2.5 million years, a period that scientists now know experienced climatic changes as rapid and as warm as modern climatological models suggest will happen to us, almost none of the millions of species on Earth went extinct. The exceptions were about 20 species of large mammals (the famous megafauna of the last ice age—saber-tooth tigers, hairy mammoths and the like), which went extinct about 10,000 to 5,000 years ago at the end of the last ice age, and many dominant trees and shrubs of northwestern Europe. But elsewhere, including North America, few plant species went extinct, and few mammals.

I’m not a naysayer. I’m a scientist who believes in the scientific method and in what facts tell us. I have worked for 40 years to try to improve our environment and improve human life as well. I believe we can do this only from a basis in reality, and that is not what I see happening now. Instead, like fashions that took hold in the past and are eloquently analyzed in the classic 19th century book “Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds,” the popular imagination today appears to have been captured by beliefs that have little scientific basis.

That bolded book title could also be subtitled, “Understanding the Modern American Moonbat.”

Source

By getalife

October 21, 2007 12:22 PM | Link to this

Dear Ga.,

When you run out of water, there are jobs and water in New Orleans.

We have a wingnut Governor now, so w will give more money.

The corp. who screwed you out of your water rebuilt the levees so there is risk but there will be plenty of water. Make sure you bring your guns, you will need them.

Come rebuild a major American City.

Sincerly,

getalife.

By Wootenduh

October 21, 2007 12:32 PM | Link to this

{{{{By Glenn Gilbert October 21, 2007 8:51 AM Toward which end, gotta go now and get on my knees.}}}}

Glenn G: Since my mind is free from the filth of liberalism, and therefore I do not have a kneejerk need to abuse myself and all that is around me, I understood exactly what you meant, unlike these perverts.

Mind if I ask which Church you attend?

By getalife

October 21, 2007 12:39 PM | Link to this

He is not talking about a church duh.

Is that the idiot that posted where he lived like you did?

Geez.

By getalife

October 21, 2007 1:02 PM | Link to this

“Russert: “Would you consider Senator Larry Craig as your running mate?”

Colbert: “I would.”

Russert: “Have you had conversations with him?”

Colbert: “Define conversation.”

Russert: “Have you spoken to him?”

Colbert: “No.”

Russert: “Have you met with him? Have you been in the same room together?”

Colbert: “Yes, and I — sorry my lawyers telling me to say no more.”

I bet there will be many wingnuts voting for him in the only State he is running

Too funny.

Colbert/Craig 08.

Bwa.

By Glenn Gilbert

October 21, 2007 1:04 PM | Link to this

Hi, Wootenduh. You too, getalife (and yeah, that was my chickenhawk address. But like Fortney Stark and so many posters here, I actually live at another address. Chickenhawk that I am…)

Wootenduh, answer is nothing very imaginative: Roswell Pres. Gorgeous baby named Marshall the newest member as of 10:00AM. He reminded me of the first baby in the frighteningly beautiful video link that @@ posted yesterday morning at 10:18. Have you seen that thing? Wow.

By Analchord

October 21, 2007 1:04 PM | Link to this

“Sometimes it does a man good to get down on his knees”. (burt lancaster)

By getalife

October 21, 2007 1:15 PM | Link to this

Hello GG,

I little word of advice, never post personal info. because wingnuts are dangerous and blow up policemen.

We are all Americans so don’t take it personally. We are enjoying our freedom of speech even though people like duh put rules upon this freedom at Mike Luckovich’s blog.

He is the reason for the hours allowed to enjoy our freedom of speech.

By Analchord

October 21, 2007 1:17 PM | Link to this

How can you tell which blogger is gay? He’s the one flaming his jacked nicks.

By Glenn Gilbert

October 21, 2007 1:23 PM | Link to this

RW @ 12:18, that is so dead on point that I almost can’t believe your throwing pearls before these particular swine. Also, the other day I wasn’t exactly kidding about Gore and Munchausen Syndrome.

Presumably you’ve noticed that James Watson, once a serious scientist, in recent years has been trying to revive interest in alchemy, in the specific form of social biology. It seems that the ignis fatuus of Nobel fame got to his head, and set the demons to dancing. He seems unaware that the second (next to the G-nome Proj.) most important product of his early work is a global effort that culminated in the publication of “The History and Geography of Human Genes”, which effort employed his actual, early science to preclude any possibility of taking his recent, pseudoscientific racism seriously. So, another great Darwinian and Nobelist is soiling his diapers. Were I to try to mock Mr. Gore — which, in view of his mental illness, I must not do — I’d liken the great Tennessee autodidact to the late-model Watson.

By tmi

October 21, 2007 1:25 PM | Link to this

getalife and Analchord need to get a room.

By Analchord

October 21, 2007 1:31 PM | Link to this

you know, when I think of 911, I realize that I cant get my mind around the two towers filled with people, it’s just too much, I cant comprehend the death of that many people in an instant. I’m not big enough. But the people on the planes, who became part of the flying bombs that the islamists turned our civilian airlines into, that I can understand, and that makes me angry and vengeful. I have to fight off hatred for arabs and islamics everyday, all day. I dont always succeed. I know that it’s only radical islamists, not islamics or all arabs, but when I think of those innocent americans who only wanted to go home that day, but instead were turned into cannon fodder by islamist lunatics, I just lose, and I lose it everyday. it’s a constant struggle not to hate. I wont allow myself that luxury, and I expect all americans to hold themselves to that standard. So I dont make threats. I dont blog hate or conspire with wooten’s gang to kill or maim others on the blog who disagree with my 911 rememedy or my ideas of how to gain peace in the world. So when I read terroristic threats against me by elements of wooten’s gang of rightists, I have to take them seriously, I am forced to be alerted to the possibility that this war on terror is right here in my pc, and the enemy only a click away. It’s war. You may not make death threats of any kind against other americans. If you want to threaten someone, threaten Osama bin Laden. WHo threatens us with death everyday. Why join him? Be against him. Americans are all in this together. We are all soldiers against terror. Well, that’s how I feel about terrorism. I take it very seriously. Very Seriously. I have discussed this with some very talented legal minds and the questions about liability are very complex and detailed.

By getalife

October 21, 2007 1:32 PM | Link to this

This is the cause of global warming

Bwa.

By Glenn Gilbert

October 21, 2007 1:33 PM | Link to this

Thanks, getalife. In my book the epithet answered to the legal description of fighting words, or what liberals call, in criminal rather than consitutional terms, “hate speech”. I never react like that in defense of myself only. Know what I mean? Still, I appreciate your advice and info.

You’re OK. Hope you get some soon.

By Close

October 21, 2007 2:05 PM | Link to this

Sphincter, what, at long last, is your “911 remedy”? And what are your “ideas of how to gain peace in the world”? A smartaSS liberal I know of thinks the trick is to improve our lives through snide mimicry, like a shrill parrot that’s been taught to say “parrot”!

Another one says the solution lies in _ debate [Columbia stylebook sez you’re to insert the word “robust”], which consists of putting words in others’ mouths and then mocking those words.

At this point I’m inclined to agree with a third liberal acquaintance who feels strongly that it’s time to shock people with the truth of things, to call a spade a spade, beginning with Justice “Uncle Tom” and proceeding to the Hebrew and Greek Scriptures; Jesus and Him crucified; any “delusional” adherent of any of the above; all men and women in the uniform of the United States (or, simply, the “baby killers”) and family and friends of same (“chickenhawks”); erudition; ignorance; upbringing…

By Wootenduh

October 21, 2007 2:07 PM | Link to this

{{{{By Glenn Gilbert October 21, 2007 1:04 PM Wootenduh, answer is nothing very imaginative: Roswell Pres.}}}}

Glenn G: So you too know the immense pride and sense of worth that one takes in giving of his own free will, not only giving but following it up with their time in service to the needy, instead of forcing other people to give up their money so that you can commit massive government fraud with it.

We were graced this morning in my place of worship with the presence of a Marine on leave from Iraq, and we expressed our gratitude accordingly. It was such a small measure, considering how bravely that soldier is fighting for his belief that *ALL people should live free, and having to not only fight the scumbag terrorists but also the democrats in Congress.

Can you even imagine being called a murderer by the people you are risking your life to protect?

What incredible lowlifes they really are.

Speaking of which, you have nothing to fear from these degenerate liberals, they are kowards of the most insignificant sort. When given a chance to fight for the very country that they live in and try suck dry everyday like parasites, they scurry back to the hovels from whence they came.

Judging from they way they get pimped in Congress, they lack both spine and courage.

But forethought is the father of knowledge, so it is best to follow the well worn advice; walk softly but carry a big, uh, .357 Magnum.

By getalife

October 21, 2007 2:09 PM | Link to this

Ron Paul takes action for his words on the Constitution:

“The American Freedom Agenda Act would bar the use of evidence obtained through torture; require that federal intelligence gathering is conducted in accordance with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA); create a mechanism for challenging presidential signing statements; repeal the Military Commissions Act, which, among other things, denies habeas corpus to certain detainees; prohibit kidnapping, detentions, and torture abroad; protect journalists who publish information received from the executive branch; and ensure that secret evidence is not used to designate individuals or organizations with a presence in the U.S. as foreign terrorists.”

Thank you Ron Paul. A real American patriot.

By Close

October 21, 2007 2:13 PM | Link to this

getalife, please report on Big Easy and LA coast generally. Am leaving for there soon and know little except for ‘Bama $ Miss.

Anyone?

By getalife

October 21, 2007 2:47 PM | Link to this

It is the same as Ga. but we have water and jobs.

See my letter @ 12:22.

By Close

October 21, 2007 2:55 PM | Link to this

Wootenduh, and may I ask in turn, which one’s yours? I can understand if you don’t want to answer, in view of the desecration of the Eucharist in SF last Sunday. Unbelievable. Even my rabbi friend in Seattle is so alarmed he’s planning to disseminate his own defense of Catholicism. It’s come to that. I used to know the first troupe of Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and their co-founder Tom Ammiano. We all put up with them because they were funny and camp civil rights activists (very San Francisco) and were energetic about spreading the word on AIDS when most people were in the dark. A couple of them were also hardcore political activists, but not when they wore the habit. So they’ve taken all the comity and goodwill from over the years and used it to attack the heart of the ancient Christian liturgy. I’m having a hard time distinguishing this from the firebombing, eight years ago, of a synagogue library in my old neighborhood. The work of two skinheads (Apparently, that’s us.) You know how olfactory memory can be? I can still smell the acrid stink of the ashes of the priceless ancient Torah donated by that great capitalist running dog Russ Solomon, founder of the erstwhile Tower empire.

So if you don’t want to name your own house of worship, I certainly understand. But tell me, how’s the Marine, what’s his first (Xian) name and what’re his plans?

We’ve set out quite a spread at our home in expectation of company. Lady of the house is starting to smart over the snubbing of our Southern hospitality.

Beat the Devil, bro’…

By RW-(the original)

October 21, 2007 3:04 PM | Link to this

Wootenduh,

Have you considered using a capital “D” when talking about Democrat Party members in Congress? The reason I ask is that by not using the capital “d” you imply they are small “d” democrats which would be people that believe in freedom and democratic principles, something Democrat Party members most decidedly are not.

By getalife

October 21, 2007 3:07 PM | Link to this

RW,

Do you support Ron Paul’s bill?

“The American Freedom Agenda Act would bar the use of evidence obtained through torture; require that federal intelligence gathering is conducted in accordance with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA); create a mechanism for challenging presidential signing statements; repeal the Military Commissions Act, which, among other things, denies habeas corpus to certain detainees; prohibit kidnapping, detentions, and torture abroad; protect journalists who publish information received from the executive branch; and ensure that secret evidence is not used to designate individuals or organizations with a presence in the U.S. as foreign terrorists.”

By getalife

October 21, 2007 3:09 PM | Link to this

duh claims to be Methodist.

By RW-(the original)

October 21, 2007 3:18 PM | Link to this

getalife,

Don’t you read? We don’t torture.

I don’t want a pack of lawyers telling us how to do international espionage in a time of war.

Signing statements can already be challenged through the courts.

Habeas Corpus shouldn’t apply to battlefield detainees and other non-American enemy combatants.

Did I mention we don’t torture?

Making all intelligence information public so as to prosecute a detainee makes us and our operatives sitting ducks. Our goal is attack prevention not law enforcement. That was tried throughout the 1990’s and proved to be a spectacular failure. Besides, I thought you guys hated putting CIA agent information out into the public realm.

Ummm…I guess not. Any other questions?

By getalife

October 21, 2007 3:34 PM | Link to this

I knew you would not support it, too American.

Anyhoo, it should be asked to the candidates to see how American they really are.

Are you for the Constutution or not? Obviously RW, you are not and that is a damn shame.

Should make the next gop debate very interesting if it ia asked.

By RW-(the original)

October 21, 2007 3:55 PM | Link to this

getalife,

The next GOP debate is tonight.

Maybe we’ll get around to discussing real Constitutional issues like how are we going to go about bringing back federalism.

By Wootenduh

October 21, 2007 4:04 PM | Link to this

{{{{By RW-(the original) October 21, 2007 3:04 PM Wootenduh, Have you considered using a capital “D” when talking about Democrat Party members in Congress?}}}}

RW: I consider anyone who would associate with today’s democrat party as a traitorous, lecherous, perverted dimwit hence the use of the lowercase d.

~~~~~~

{{{{By Close October 21, 2007 2:55 PM Wootenduh, and may I ask in turn, which one’s yours?}}}}

Polly: You people keep files on me so invasive that they violate several articles of the Constitution and would make most Homeland Security agents blush.

Al Qaeda doesn’t receive this much scrutiny from you kowards.

Ask one of the libs.

By The Real Sporer

October 21, 2007 4:06 PM | Link to this

Didn’t Garth Brooks praise unanswered prayers?

We are live blogging the GOP debate tonight over at the Real Sporer. With only 75 days left until our Caucuses and the field narrowing the debates should present more political fireworks.

Hope to see you at 7. Here’s the link:

http://therealsporer.blogspot.com/

By RW-(the original)

October 21, 2007 4:14 PM | Link to this

{{{RW: I consider anyone who would associate with today’s democrat party as a traitorous, lecherous, perverted dimwit hence the use of the lowercase d.}}}}

Wootenduh

Good enough, but you’re actually elevating their status by using the lower case d. They probably aren’t smart enough to know that though.

By getalife

October 21, 2007 4:15 PM | Link to this

Yea, RW.

The feds can’t enforce the immigration law, protect the people from terrorism or Chinese goods, jobs, selling out companies to the Chinese, infrastructure crumblimg, waste of a trillion in Iraq, etc…

The federal government is broken, unConstitutional, corrupt and should be reformed.

By Jack is Back

October 21, 2007 4:16 PM | Link to this

The Eucharist is just a catholic gimick to allow priests to touch little boys. Catholicism is a religion of perverts, by perverts, and for perverts. Put them all in prision and let Satan sort them out.

By RW-(the original)

October 21, 2007 4:22 PM | Link to this

getalife,

And to think, that’s the very same Federal government you want to turn to for your health care needs.

By getalife

October 21, 2007 4:24 PM | Link to this

real sporer,

Good to see you do not track IP’s like RW’s blog.

Anyhoo, what do you think about Ron Paul’s new bill, “The American Freedom Agenda Act?”

By Poofs for Bush

October 21, 2007 4:26 PM | Link to this

All the little whiner chickenhawks going on like Ellen Degeneres about Socks and Buddy, like the little fairies that they are.

Degenerates. The heart and soul of the GOP.

By getalife

October 21, 2007 4:27 PM | Link to this

No RW,

President Clinton’s plan is not government health care.

She knows it is broken and has a plan to reform it.

Check her website for her plans and turn off the drug addict, Rush.

Geez.

By Jack is Back

October 21, 2007 4:30 PM | Link to this

God Hates RW, all RWs

By RW-(the original)

October 21, 2007 4:37 PM | Link to this

getalife,

Just keep clicking your heels together and chanting that Hillary has your best interests in mind.

Say hello to Dorothy for me.

By getalife

October 21, 2007 4:57 PM | Link to this

Well RW,

I know she will govern for the middle class , instead of declaring war on them like w. gop can’t govern for the people, just for the corps.

History of her husband’s Presidency sets the precedent. She will govern the same so we know what we are getting.

By Analchord

October 21, 2007 5:07 PM | Link to this

How can you tell which blogger is gay? Easy. He’s the flaming nick jacker.

How can you tell which passenger on an airline is the gay terrorist? Easy. He’s the one light’n his loafers.

By Wootenduh

October 21, 2007 5:10 PM | Link to this

The evidence continues to pile up in favor of, uh, me:

{{{{A recent article in the well-respected journal American Scientist explained why the glacier on Mt. Kilimanjaro could not be melting from global warming. Simply from an intellectual point of view it was fascinating—especially the author’s Sherlock Holmes approach to figuring out what was causing the glacier to melt. That it couldn’t be global warming directly (i.e., the result of air around the glacier warming) was made clear by the fact that the air temperature at the altitude of the glacier is below freezing. This means that only direct radiant heat from sunlight could be warming and melting the glacier. The author also studied the shape of the glacier and deduced that its melting pattern was consistent with radiant heat but not air temperature. Although acknowledged by many scientists, the paper is scorned by the true believers in global warming.}}}}

And it continues to make an as-s out of the nobel “peace” prize winner.

Bwa.

By getalife

October 21, 2007 5:15 PM | Link to this

Let it go duh, Gore won, it is over.

Move on.

By Wootenduh

October 21, 2007 5:19 PM | Link to this

{{{{Democrats make up about half of the 2.8 million registered voters in Louisiana, outnumbering Republicans by nearly 2 to 1. But the number of registered Democrats has dropped by nearly 57,000 since the 2005 hurricanes. Residents have criticized the state government, which is dominated by Democrats, as incompetent and corrupt. Jindal capitalized on that sentiment, making the fight to root out Louisiana’s corruption a central theme of his campaign. One of his commercials portrayed his Democratic rivals as crooked clowns with cash coming out of their pockets.}}}}

Klowns?

Is that true, al-Gitmo?

Get used to it.

By Tango Delta Niner to Sphincter Control

October 21, 2007 5:21 PM | Link to this

Dispatch: Recon can find no such thing as Democrat Party. Took coordinates in U.S. on Democratic Party, possibly oldest political party found. Friendlies in-country report “Democrat Party a childish effort to append pejorative suffix -crat, as in “technocrat” and “bureaucrat”. Also possibly an infantile attempt at rhyming with word “rat”. Coincidence with Chinese Year of Rat immaterial. No threat detected. Over.

By RW-(the original)

October 21, 2007 5:22 PM | Link to this

See if you can see which one getalife sounds like

By Wootenduh

October 21, 2007 5:25 PM | Link to this

{{{{Democrats have used Hurricane Katrina to beat up on George Bush for the past two years, but that didn’t fool Louisiana voters. They saw the difference between the rescue and repair efforts in Mississippi and Louisiana, and knew the difference was the state and local government responses. The Democrats have run the state as corrupt incompetents, but their poor leadership didn’t cost lives until 2005. The voters have begun cleaning house in Louisiana.}}}}

{{{{That didn’t keep the Democrats from trying some character assassination on their way out. They attempted to twist Jindal’s Catholic apologetics as an attack on Protestants by taking sentences out of context, and in at least one instance misattributing a quote from John Calvin to Jindal. The Democratic Party tried raising a million dollars to stoke anti-Catholic bigotry in Louisiana to beat Jindal, but in the end only indicted themselves for desperation and intellectual and moral bankruptcy.}}}}

Damn.

~~~~~

{{{{British troops are on their way out of Basra, and it was widely expected that Iranian-backed Shiite militias would impose a brutal domination of the city, That hasn’t happened. Lt. Col. Patrick Sanders, stationed near Basra, confirmed that violence in Basra has dropped precipitously in recent weeks. He gives most of the credit to the work of Iraqi soldiers and police.}}}}

By Analchord

October 21, 2007 5:30 PM | Link to this

The Falcons could have beat the Saints. They were never out of it. They need to save their time outs, and their third down calls were atrocious.. We are so close to having a winning team. If we are stuck with Harrington, we’re finished.

Tough break losing that new QB. Petrino doesn’t appear to have longevity.

Dallas and minnesota are having a good game. I dont know who’s supposed to win, but they look even to me.

And now, it’s time 4 “Fun with Horoscopes”. My horoscope today says, “Stop to tie your shoelaces before you put your best foot forward. This isn’t the day to impress others with your charm.” What? A pun in a horoscope? Karma is out of control. Imagine getting beech slapped by a Jean Dixon? I cant believe it. Was Rodney Dangerfield an Aquarius too?

I always like to look up Scorpio’s horo. (you know).

Or Taurus, which was the sign of the love of my life, (long gone). I like to read it and imagine what she’d be doing that day to match the horo. Is that like zen-stalking?

gadz, the viking just scored easy as pie.

By Wootenduh

October 21, 2007 5:33 PM | Link to this

{{{{Let me spell out Harry’s problem. No one can win a statewide race in Nevada on a platform that appears anti-military, anti-family, anti-marriage, anti-religion, anti-free speech, pro-illegal immigration, pro-abortion, and pro-taxation. While Harry isn’t all of that personally, he clearly projects elements of them all when he’s doing the bidding of his party on the national stage.}}}}

{{{{(It also doesn’t help Harry’s numbers when he foolishly attacks Rush Limbaugh, only to have the conservative radio talk show host lash back in a brutally effective rebuttal for the entire nation to hear.)}}}}

{{{{Tom Daschle knows what I’m talking about. He was Harry’s predecessor in the Senate. He, like Reid does now, carried the liberal banner of his national party and slowly but surely his support eroded in his conservative home state of South Dakota. Then one day he woke up with big negatives and the next day he was unelected.}}}}

By Art Sammish

October 21, 2007 5:36 PM | Link to this

getalife sounds like…

Mmmmnnnn. Couldn’t be Leo DiCaprio, ‘cause he doesn’t say anything. Oh! John “Shiny Pony” Edwards?

By getalife

October 21, 2007 5:37 PM | Link to this

The dems left duh.

In his speech, he promised he would make mistakes, learn from them and change course.

A little dig at w but he will get fed money easier than a dem like Blanco. He helped get oil revenue for the State and that is why he won. They have billions from oil now.

By getalife

October 21, 2007 5:50 PM | Link to this

The gop are pro war, pro death , anti health care for children, pro corruption, pro corporate welfare, anti law and Constitution and pro gay sex in mens rooms.

The gop principles.

Geez.

By Analchord

October 21, 2007 5:50 PM | Link to this

Why does spaghetti taste even better on the fifth day after you first make it?

Cowboys are good, but they’re no patriots or colts. Brady and Manning are a couple of Joe Montana’s.

By Wootenduh

October 21, 2007 6:02 PM | Link to this

Can you imagine if Bush had been caught doing this?:

{{{{Now comes the revelation that Mrs. Clinton and several other Democrats, including presidential candidates John Edwards and Joe Biden, accepted contributions from trial lawyers implicated in a sleazy kickback scheme.}}}}

{{{{Prosecutors called it a ”racketeering enterprise,” and alleged that Milberg Weiss paid people kickbacks to act as plaintiffs in 250 cases. The law firm has denied all charges, but at least three former partners have pleaded guilty to conspiracy.}}}}

{{{{It also becomes extremely hard to position yourself credibly on the side of ethical reform, and to attack your GOP opponents for fostering a ”culture of corruption” in Washington, D.C.}}}}

Geez.

By Glenn

October 21, 2007 6:07 PM | Link to this

Wootenduh,

Yep, Nevada race is GOP’s to lose. Harry’s fifth-rate enough on his own, but he’s also dragged down by assn. with Pelosi, who’s way out of her depth and should be demoted by her party caucus forthwith and replaced by someone more major league, such as Harmon. (Wouldn’t even have to go outside Pelosi’s home-state caucus and upset the regional spoils.) This Speakership, historic though it may be, is becoming tragic. Harry’ll suffer.

getalife, I’ll grant you one count in your indictment: GOP is indeed pro corporate “welfare”.

By Max Heiliger

October 21, 2007 6:30 PM | Link to this

Mine is the name of the most toxic concentration of evil in world history.

By Analchord

October 22, 2007 8:17 AM | Link to this

The Gubernatorial Goober has issued another water saving decree: “No fraternity party revelers can fill their water balloons more than half full, or the fraternity is automatically put on double secret probation.”

Now it’s serious, folks. If I didn’t believe there was a drought before, I certainly do now. Toga…. Toga…. Toga….

By Jim hearts Clarence

October 22, 2007 9:18 AM | Link to this

Jim and Clarence sittin’ in a tree K-I-S-S-I-N-G First comes love Then comes marriage

…oh wait, neither of them support gay marriage…but Jim obviously has it bad for Clarence.

By Preston

October 29, 2007 9:01 AM | Link to this

I finished My Grandfather’s Son over the weekend and it reaffirmed with I’ve always thought about Mr. Thomas. What an amazing man who has lived an incredible life. This book should be on the reading lists of schools from coast to coast.