Monday, November 05, 2007

So FUGLY Their Momma Shoulda Been Slapped


On the bright side, during low season this could double as a car barn for the B&O Railroad.

Storm Photographs & More


Extreme Instability. A cool site and a lot of fun.

Doctor, Doctor, Give Me The News

One month checkup and I am now allowed to drive again!!!!!!!!! Good news all around. I'm now off the blood pressure meds, soon to be off Coumadin (blood thinner) and I'm allowed to return to normal life. Doctor's quote, "If it hurts, stop doing it. Otherwise, knock yourself out."

Hillary Pulls Hair, Throws Ashtrays

Mondale: Clinton best-suited for presidency

Hillary Clinton is not only the Democrat most likely to win the 2008 presidential election, but the candidate with the best chance of bringing about real change, according to former Vice President Walter Mondale, who endorsed Clinton Sunday in Iowa.

Uncle Walter has endorsed Hillary. Bummer. For her. Watch out Bill, she's gonna be in a bitchy mood. Well, a worse one and you better duck.

The man who lost 49 states and actually probably lost his home state of Minnesota as well has decided that Hillary will be the candidate of change. he's right.

She'll change our taxes upward and our economy downward. She change health care into Hillarycare and make it the laughing stock of the world. Hillary will change our relationship with the Islamofascists trying to run the Muslim world by destroying our ability to fight them by trying to prop up Hillarycare and all the other liberal/socialist programs she wants with defense and intelligence money. In short she'll change us into France. Liberal change always adds up to billions of dollars.

All of this is threatened by the Walter's endorsement. His judgement is so incredibly bad that I hear his pony picks die before their gate can open, jockeys wear black and his trifectas are renamed the diefecta.

If Walter endorsed me tomorrow morning, I'd buy a cemetery plot by noon.

I'm feeling better about 2008 already. Thanks Walter.

Sunday, November 04, 2007

Bashing Bush Conservative Style

Personally I am a tad tired of all the brilliant and erudite of the conservative movement and their bashing of President Bush. Oh, it may give them a few moments of above average coverage, but I think coughcoughthey'rewhores they shouldn't be carrying water for the liberals and Ron Pauls of the world. Let those tired and tiresome little trolls carry their own water.

I do not claim to understand all of President Bush's thinking, such as immigration. The black helicopter crowd claims that the Bush family has recently purchased a bazillion acres in northern Mexico because they know global warming is real and the ensuing earthquakes will dissolve much of north America's land mass thus President Bush's desire to keep the borders as open as possible so he and Laura, with the aid of a coyote in the dead of night, can sneak across the border to their new casa. I'd rather chew aluminum foil gum than buy this theory.

Of course others believe that George, being a tri-lateralist, has a financial gain in keeping illegals flowing like honey from mother earth's breast, er, or some such. A lot of the crowd that believes that the black helicopters are just a diversion believe and whisper constantly that George H. W. C. O. C. N. W. O. Bush(s) are actually using illegal immigration to mongrelize the continent paving the way for one world government led by the Union of American governments. Somehow the Illuminati, the Elders of Zion, the Council on Foreign Relations and mandated personal UPC codes for every citizen are supposed to fit in there as well, but I've lost track.

Me? I tend to think President Bush and I just disagree on immigration.

(Disclosure. I was once chastised for disagreeing with Senator Barry Goldwater, being the radical that I was. No use of the Rolls for a week.)

I think President George W. Bush has done many good things, both large and small.

This is one of them:
Thinking about Oscar Biscet
As I said in a recent column, conservatives are down on President Bush,
blaming him for everything under the sun, picking at him. Sure, he’s made
mistakes. But he also has greatness in him. And this was a great act. In
bestowing the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Oscar Biscet — an
all-but-forgotten and all-but-helpless man in a Cuban dungeon — George Bush has done an incredibly large-hearted and important thing.

Saturday, November 03, 2007

The Inferiority Complex Of Liberal Racism

The Word "Racist" Is Racist

FIRE lifted one of these rocks by exposing a thought control program imposed in the dormitories at University of Delaware. As part of "Life Diversity Facilitation
Training," RAs are force-fed
definitions like this:

A RACIST: A racist is one who is both privileged and socialized on
the basis of race by a white supremacist (racist) system. The term applies to
all white people (i.e., people of European descent) living in the United States,
regardless of class, gender, religion, culture or sexuality. By this definition,
people of color cannot be racists, because as peoples within the U.S. system,
they do not have the power to back up their prejudices, hostilities, or acts of
discrimination.


...

The word "racist," as used by liberals, is nothing more than a racial
epithet employed to denigrate Caucasians.


It is directly analogous to the word "nigger."

It is somewhat like men who call all men rapist so they can feel more like a man.

The University of Delaware should be thoroughly ashamed of this program and offer partial tuition refunds along with their apology to all students and parents.

The Art Of The Lie

Propaganda has always been to make the lie believable, to gain political or social power or significance. The real problem with propaganda is that is, by nature, a self sustaining necessity for the propagandists in that to survive they must continuously produce more. The tragedy of propaganda is that the propagandist usually begins to believe their own work.


The Art Of The Lie, an ongoing post.



Ron Paul Wins Another Poll!

Least Desired Nominee For 2008

10) Fred Thompson (4.5)
9) Mike Huckabee (13.0)
8) Duncan Hunter (13.5)
7) Mitt Romney (20.0)
6) Rudy Giuliani (22.5)
5) Tom Tancredo (35.5)
4) John Cox (41.0)
3) John McCain (41.5)
2) Alan Keyes (46.5)
1) Ron Paul (74.5)

Way to go RoNpauliAnS, you've put your man in first place. Wahoo.

FINAL, OSU 38, WISCONSIN 17, FANS 0

ESPN said (really, I'm not making this up) that OSU "hangs on" to win.

Hangs on, 38-17.

HALFTIME, OSU 13, WISCONSIN 3, FANS 0

Once again the fans are in between the tussle of Big Ten TV, broadcast TV and cable over who gets to show the game and charge for it. A couple of the cable companies have already caved and are paying big bucks to carry the games. Meanwhile OSU isn't doing squat to assist the fans or alumni. After all, they are only the people paying the freight.

Isn't OSU football basically carrying the rest of the school, financially speaking? I mean I am sure that the women's field hockey program is attracting their crowd, but how is that women's department's study of violence by the patriarchal doing these days. They blame OSU football and their fathers.

UPDATE: A friend suggested listening on the internet to get around the TV screwup and guess what, radio is screwing fans as well. http://www.1460thefan.com/ is charging people to listen live. You have to buy a "Web Blitz" pass to listen on The Fan. Well, I am no fan and never will be, the pimps.

Friday, November 02, 2007

Hillary Clinton And Her Non-Inclusive All-Girls Club

Clinton comes home to Wellesley

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton reached out to the nation’s young women in an emotional return on Thursday to her alma mater, Wellesley College, where she told students who had started lining up at 6 a.m. to see her that “in so many ways this all-women’s college prepared me to compete in the all-boys’ club of presidential politics.”

But an all-men's college, club or association is sexist.

Susanna Medora Salter, first female city mayor elected in US, a Republican
Jeanette Rankin, first female elected to Congress, a Republican
Margaret Chase Smith, first female nominated for president of the United States, a Republican
Sandra Day O'Connor, first female justice of the Supreme Court, a Republican
Antonia Coello Novello, first female Surgeon General, a Republican
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen , first Hispanic woman elected to Congress, a Republican
Alice Wells, first female police office (LA), a Republican
Susan B. Anthony, a Republican
Estelle Reel, first woman elected to statewide office as Wyoming's Superintendent of Public Education, a Republican

Through women's rights and civil rights the Democrats have been all-inclusive only when it is beneficial to them at the polls. Otherwise, they're wimps.

Interesting Fact

St. Paul, Minnesota was originally called 'Pigs Eye'.

TV To Go Blank? Who Cares?

TV, movie writers say they will go on strike

And why would this be important to me?

Thursday, November 01, 2007

Democrats Ally With Iran

Senators warn Bush has no authority on Iran

Thirty US senators wrote to President George W. Bush
Thursday, warning he had no authority to launch military
action
against Iran
, and expressing concern about the administration's
"provocative" rhetoric.


The senators, 29 Democrats and one independent, urged the
resolution of disputes with the Islamic Republic through diplomacy.


"We wish to emphasize that no congressional authority exists for
unilateral military action against Iran," the letter signed by senators
including presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Joseph Biden said.


The letter warned that a resolution passed by the Senate in
September, calling for the designation of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps as a
terrorist group, should not be used as a pretext for war.

It hit out at "provocative statements and actions" by the administration on Iran, after Bush last month warned Tehran must be barred from nuclear weapons to avoid the prospect of "World War III."

"These comments are counterproductive and undermine efforts to
resolve tensions with Iran through diplomacy," the letter, coordinated by
Virginia Senator Jim Webb, said.


Republican Senator Chuck Hagel, a fierce critic of the
administration's policies, sent his own letter this week to Bush, reportedly
calling on him to open direct talks with Tehran.


His staff confirmed the letter had been sent, but declined to
release a copy.


I guess telling the truth is the same as "provocative statements and action". Actually the truth has always scared Democrats and terrified Liberals.

barACK Obama and JoJo Biden did not sign the letter having not received permission from their handlers. Chuckie Schumer when asked about the letter only said, "Mukasey who?" and wandered off.

Here are the 30 allies of Tehran.

Signed by: Akaka, Baucus, Boxer, Brown, Byrd, Cantwell, Carper, Casey, Clinton, Dodd, Dorgan, Durbin, Feinstein, Harkin, Johnson, Kerry, Klobuchar, Kohl, Leahy, McCaskill, Mikulski, Murray, Reed, Rockefeller, Sanders, Stabenow, Tester, Webb, Whitehouse, Wyden.

Chuck Hagel didn't sign because he had already sent a note concerning Iran to President Bush, but he did comment, "Nanni, nanni, poo, poo. I did it first", stuck out his tongue and ran away.

Washington Irving Villa, Tarrytown, NY

Creator(s):Turner, A. A. (Austin Augustus), ca. 1831-1866 -- Photographer
Sunny Side. Residence of the late Washington Irving, Esq.
In:Villas on the Hudson : a collection of photo-lithographs of thirty-one country residences. (created 1860)
Library Division:Humanities and Social Sciences Library / Rare Books Division
Medium:photolithograph
Specific Material Type:Prints
Subject(s):Architecture, Domestic -- New York (State)
Houses -- New York (State) -- Tarrytown
Hudson River (N.Y. and N.J.)
Irving, Washington, 1783-1859 -- Homes and haunts

Pelosi's Congress Stinks, Bush's Fault

Even Pelosi is disappointed in Congress

Hours after touting the Democratic-controlled Congress' achievements at
a ceremony on the Capitol steps Thursday, Pelosi confessed that she would give
the legislative body low marks if a pollster asked her.


...

Not surprisingly, Pelosi said President Bush and his Republican allies
are mostly to blame. She noted that Bush has vetoed Democratic-led efforts to
wind down the war, expand a children's health program and broaden stem cell
research.


Later, at a self-promoted celebration of her life, Pelosi admitted her life really sucked and that it was everyone's fault, but hers, but especially George W. Bush's fault.

"Bastard" she muttered between cannolis and her diet Pepsi..

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Fred Phelps, Hater, Loses Court Case

Fred Phelps Freaks Lose Big
via LGF

The brokenhearted father of a Marine killed in Iraq won a long-shot
legal fight today after a federal jury in Baltimore awarded him nearly $11
million in a verdict against members of a Kansas church who hoisted anti-gay
placards at his son’s Westminster funeral.


The jury’s announcement 24 hours after deliberations first began
was met with tears and hugs from the family and supporters of Lance Cpl. Matthew
Snyder, whose March 2006 funeral was protested by members of the Westboro
Baptist Church with signs including “Thank God for dead soldiers.”


Snyder’s father, Albert, won on every count of his complaint, as
well as $2.9 million for compensatory damages and $8 million for punitive
damages.


I hope this evil clown from Hell, Fred Phelps, is brought low to never rise again. He is a disgrace that uses God for his own importance and benefit. His family is no better.

I am very happy for this verdict and hope it stands.

God bless all our troops, living and dead, and their families.

And I Thought Hemorrhoids Caused Communism

Marx's erupting skin may have influenced writings

Karl Marx, who complained of excruciating boils, actually suffered
from a chronic skin disease with known psychological effects that may well have
influenced his writings, a British expert said on Tuesday.


Sam Shuster, professor of dermatology at the University of East
Anglia, believes the revolutionary thinker had hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) in
which the apocrine sweat glands -- found mainly in the armpits and groin --
become blocked and inflamed.


"In addition to reducing his ability to work, which contributed to
his depressing poverty, hidradenitis greatly reduced his self-esteem," said
Shuster, who published his findings in the British Journal of
Dermatology.


"This explains his self-loathing and alienation, a response
reflected by the alienation Marx developed in his writing."


While HS is linked to boil-like lumps, the painful condition also
causes more widespread infection, swelling, skin thickening and
scarring.


It could also explain a number of Marx's other complaints, not
previously linked, such as joint pain and a painful eye condition which often
stopped him working.


Shuster based his diagnosis on an analysis of Marx's extensive
correspondence, in which he wrote to friends about his health and described his
skin lesions as "curs" and "swine."


"The bourgeoisie will remember my carbuncles until their dying
day," Marx told Friedrich Engels in a letter from 1867.


Marx, who died in 1883, was one of the most influential
philosophers of the 19th century and his radical writings formed the basis of
modern communism.


Who would have thought that ten's of millions would die and that many more would suffer because some loser had boils.

Screw The Diplomat Weenies

Try telling your boss what you'll do and when and where you're willing to do it.

U.S. diplomats vent over forced Iraq duty

Several hundred U.S. diplomats vented anger and frustration Wednesday
about the State Department's decision to force foreign service officers to take
jobs in Iraq, with some likening it to a "potential death sentence."


...

"It's one thing if someone believes in what's going on over there and
volunteers, but it's another thing to send someone over there on a forced assignment
," Croddy said. "I'm sorry, but basically that's a potential death sentence and you know it. Who will raise our children if we are dead or
seriously wounded?"


His remarks were met with loud and sustained applause from the
approximately 300 diplomats at the meeting.
(emp. mine)

Fair weather friends who believe they should be able to choose their cruise. To quote the liberal kos, screw'em. They are government employees and they'll go where they're told.

If they don't like it or they don't support the administration, fire them.

Oh, and to you dippos, don't let the door hit you in the rear on your way out. Ta Ta.

UFO Boy Kucinich Questions Bush's Mental Health

Wackjob from Cleveland questions other's mental health.

Kucinich: Time to question Bush's mental health

Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D. Ohio) suggested today that President Bush's
comment about a nuclear Iran precipitating "World War III" is a sign of mental
instability.


"I seriously believe we have to start asking questions about his mental
health,"


...

"There's a lot of people who need care. He might be one of them. If
there isn't something wrong with him, then there's something wrong with us.
This, to me, is a very serious question."


More thoughts from the maestro of mischievousness:

Rep. Kucinich: "I'm from the universal-health-care wing of the Democratic
party. I'm from the Roe v. Wade-litmus-test wing of the Democratic party. I'm
from the abolish-the-death-penalty wing of the Democratic party ... I'm from the
gun-control wing of the Democratic party." (Tom Curry, "Kucinich Spices Up
The Race," MSNBC.com, 7/14/03)

In case you may not believe he is sincere in his moonbattery:

Rep. Kucinich: "We prepare for war so grandly; let us prepare for peace
grandly by looking fearlessly and deep into the hearts of those who wish us
harm, and find that spark of recognition that connects us to a common humanity
and from that draw a flicker of hope to enkindle the warm glow of peace." (Rep.
Dennis Kucinich, Congressional Record, 7/20/06, p. H5494)

The "warm glow of peace" is gonna stop terrorists..

Democratic presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich has seen a UFO,
writes Shirley MacLaine in her new book, "Sage-Ing While Age-Ing."


Kucinich, she writes on page143-144 of the book, "had a close sighting
over my home in Graham, Washington, when I lived there. Dennis found his
encounter extremely moving. The smell of roses drew him out to my balcony where, when he looked up, he saw a gigantic triangular craft, silent, and observing him. It hovered, soundless, for ten minutes or so, and sped away with a speed he
couldn't comprehend. He said he felt a connection in his heart and heard
directions in his mind."


Directions in his mind? This from the boy that, as mayor, put Cleveland Ohio into bankruptcy and thought it would help the city financially to fire 1/2 the police and 1/2 the fire department protecting the citizens. Maybe Dennis can rekindle the warm glow of reality.

Nah.
.