Not an ideal place to protest.

OK, so it's one hate-fest after another today. But please, Charles, don't you have any pro-Israel rallies to share with us?

/needing a boost here

Global terrorism - blindfolds please.

Terror Supporters in NYC:

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/23/world/middleeast /23israel.html?ei=5065&en=d7c65071a29fef01& ;ex=1154232000&partner=MYWAY&pagewanted=pr int

Palestinian students? This is getting more bizarre by the minute.

The sign on the bottom says "Israel = Nazism = Fascism", the one on top right - "Arab world - enough discord - you have a common enemy"

This is getting ridiculous. Get'em, Boris!

It's Moscow.

So what else is new?

We should be able to erase these so called people...what are palisimians doing in russia?

enjoy it while you can assholes, im sure their are some neo nazis lined up to kick your asses.

So many fucks all over the world that need a bullet right between the fuckin' eyes.

I'm gonna buy stock in companies that produce arms and get steenking reeech.

Palestinian students, eh? I wonder what they are studying? Nuclear science?

#2

Rochester NY had a rally for Israel last Tuesday.

750 people got together on a 36 hours notice.

JG

Global swarming.

hold a Hezbollah flag and anti-war posters

Talk about cognitive dissonance.

The cockroaches are all out in the sunlight now. Time to start stomping.

Crusade now!

ahhh another city heard from. are we going around the world in one evening?

Israelis are truly God's children. Be damned with the International haters.

Does anyone else find it odd that people in Moscow are comparing Israel with fascism?

What time is it? Maybe I need a drink.

Posters read : Israel = Nazism = Fascism.

Ah, the Nazi concept of 'turnspeak' at its finest!

Arab world, we have common enemy. If you want peace, stop occupation of Palestine.

Yeah Arab world, stop occupying Palestine so we can have peace!

#2 Cato the Elder

Not a boost, but at least a distraction: I answered your question on the Tour de France thread.

Another terrorists jock strap supporter.

[Link: photos1.blogger.com...]

Remember Beslan! Eff the jihad!

Not an ideal place to protest...Does anyone else find it odd that people in Moscow are comparing Israel with fascism?

Take a look at the HUGE number of hammer & sickles in some of the pictures from other places. And the tables put up by National Socialists and Communist Party International. And then remember that Putin was a card-carrying member of the KGB.

Islam & communism are both totalitarian philosophies. Not such strange bedfellows after all.

#22 Wrenchwench:

Thanks, I saw it!

Love the nick. Do you favor Snap-on or Mac?

Anti-war posters indeed! Does "war" in Muslim translate to fighting back?

Let them take to the streets. Let them have they're protests and make their speaches. All they do is draw more attention to their hate and evil.

I'm actually kinda surprised the skins and other neo-nazi's aren't out in the streets already. Marching right alongside their common brethren.

Then I remember...

When the SA was marching and fighting in the streets, the SS was in the backround, training and waiting.

Must be kinda tough to come up with an original plan after 2,000 years of failure.

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KREATOR,
R

This is an excellent demonstration of who can rise up against us, we in the host countries, at a moment's notice.

There was an American revert (paint your own mental picture) who called into Michael Medved a couple days ago. When challenged on the issue of jihading against Americans he thought about it and said he would have to consult that book of theirs, find out what Surah applied, ask an Iman and if the answer was yes, ("is there sugar in syrup?" "Yes...") Then Yes!

And in Tel Aviv, on Shabbat? Anti-war Tel Aviv rally draws Jewish, Israeli Arab crowd

Sick, sick, sick. *spit*

Your support for terrorism will be rewarded.

[Link: hodja.wordpress.com...]

#25 galloping granny:

Saddam made no secret of his admiration for Ioseb Jughashvili.

This is good Charles.

Hopefully the FBI is reading LGF right now and recording all the faces from these protests. They will soon need to be arrested.

In general, it's good to flush out the terrorist sympathizers because they are the incubators of future shahids. The war is doing that. This is what we want.

#11 pegcity

im sure their are some neo nazis lined up to kick your asses.

IIRC, the "neo-nazis" pretty much have these bastard's backs.

34 Globular Cluster

Hopefully the FBI is reading LGF right now and recording all the faces from these protests. They will soon need to be arrested.

More likely, the FBI is looking for "hate speach" against Muslims so they can arrest and prosecute Americans.

#36 Kragar (proud to be Kafir) 7/22/2006 04:41PM PDT

34 Globular Cluster

Hopefully the FBI is reading LGF right now and recording all the faces from these protests. They will soon need to be arrested.

More likely, the FBI is looking for "hate speach" against Muslims so they can arrest and prosecute Americans.

Or they're just reading LGF and eating a donut:

"Hey Mike -- get a load of this!"

This pic has that Damascene Demo quality to it ... Pali students delivered by bus on designated day.

/lived there previously.

Nice photos, Charles:

Moscow
Montreal
Sydney
Los Angeles
Chicago
London

Boy! The cockroaches sure came out in force in support of their playtoy, Hizballah.

It's like Invasion of the Body Snatchers!

Warning.. very shocking story from Russia..

[Link: www.mosnews.com...]

Did Putin join in this anti-Israel rally?

The chutzpah of the Russians complaining about Israel's response, calling it "disproportionate".

The proper reply should be "So you think we are being easy on them? We will take into account your suggestion we treat Lebanon like you treated Chechnya."

BTW, the news is now reporting that Israel hit a "religious building" - must be a mosque. That is, a Hisbollah armory.

Has the whole world gone freaking insane?

OT
Talk about your Moonbiot's...
[Link: www.sunmt.org...]

Here is the backstory of the photo above:

The planes arrived in Moscow as opposition parties rallied at the Israeli Embassy to protest the escalating violence against Lebanese and Palestinian civilians. The rally, organized by the Communist Party, attracted 100 protesters and a strong police presence. A large Hezbollah flag was unfurled across the street from the embassy entrance as protesters chanted "Israeli genocide shall not pass" and "Bush is a rat."

Stolen monkey motorcycles?

I uh...I...uh...

NEVERMIND,
R

BAGHDAD, Iraq, deepening the capital's security crisis. Shiite politicians called on the prime minister to cancel his visit to Washington to protest
Israel's attacks in Lebanon.

One way to stop a protest.

Automatic lead dispenser in the hand of allah...

Precisely the same graphic elements appear on the hand drawn Victory Hezbollah poster in the London Muslims: "We Are All Hizballah" thread.

I'm not a big believer in coincidence.

Putin is ex-KGB and wants nothing more than to return to the good old days of the USSR...

He is playing both sides of the fence.. you don't see any Chechyen's (Beslan Muslim terrorists) at the rally..

[Link: news.yahoo.com...]

This isn't too much force, is it?

THE
TECHNICAL
500,
R

American Infidel

Seriously how can you ever think that Putin is/was an ally of the US? If you read about this rally you will see that the organizers were the Communist Party, a hundred people attended this rally and no number of how many Palestinians.. probably a lot less than the Commies...

Putin has his own problems with Islamists..

Cato the Elder

If you're still here, check your e-mail please

Besides if the Communists had thought ahead to offer free vodka there number would be in the millions..

Just watched a really good Lebanon/Israel border explanation 101 piece from Jennifer Griffin to Shep Smith on Fox, with him asking the questions and her giving consise, knowledgeable answers, from atop a hill with the IDF. I hope they rerun that piece - it was excellent.

"the number of "protesters"

Do not be manipulated by the Russians..

# 53 R

""There is not a single Ethiopian solider on Somali soil. I deny that the Ethiopians have taken control of Wajid. Our troops control there," Deputy Information Minister Salad Ali Jeeley told The Associated Press in Baidoa, where the fragile transitional government is based"

Do people actually think they can lie like this on the record and nobody will care? That's sad ...

#56 Amalie

Heh. If only they knew about Horny Toes...;)

Besides if the Communists had thought ahead to offer free vodka there number would be in the millions..

The last time the Russian government gave away free vodka it led to a revolution :)

"Beer is a soft drink in Russia"

Michael Brissenden finds that opening up the country to capitalism has resulted in more choice for Russians – and more drunks. Despite the political transformation, it’s still the hardest-drinking nation on earth. Alcoholism is the main reason the average life span for Russian men has dropped to just 58. It’s also the fastest growing beer market in the world, partly due to state encouragement, as the high taxes on beer are a lucrative form of income. Many Russians labour under the misapprehension that beer is a soft drink, and that’s the way it’s marketed. To compound the problem, vodka is cheaper than most soft drinks, because it’s barely taxed.

#41 amalie

Owners chose not to report the incident to police. They hope that the bike will be returned soon as humans — neither adults nor children — simply can not ride it.

Maybe Markos is behind the theft? That chimp bike is definitely an ergonomic fit for him.

#62 Amalie

"Beer is a soft drink in Russia"

It's called "pivo". Because it's indistinguishable from pee.

boy... sure is kind of a common thread...

israel = naxis

all these different countries... evidently finally fighting back is the same as setting up an oppressive regime bent on the destruction of the jews.

who knew?

God Bless Israel

""There is not a single Ethiopian solider on Somali soil. I deny that the Ethiopians have taken control of Wajid. Our troops control there," Deputy Information Minister Salad Ali Jeeley told The Associated Press in Baidoa, where the fragile transitional government is based"

Baidoa Bob.

Beslan!

Where are the moderates?
/hack spit

My sign says

Your GOD is Satan and Muhammed his is false prophet.

My GOD is GOD and the father of Jesus.

WHATS A PALESTINIAN?

MSM CODE WORD ...JEW KILLER

#71 American Infidel

A veritable bastion of information.

BEER ME!

#60 christheprofessor 7/22/2006 04:58PM PDT

#56 Amalie

Heh. If only they knew about Horny Toes...;)

Chris,
I had some of those at one time.

66 LanceKates

Man...Don't seE much of you on weekends.

HEY...

BEER ME!

So all of these threads are about islamists using the freedom of the West to do their best to destroy the freedom and choice that so threatens the islamists.

Nothing wrong with beer, btw.

#55 VIA: Will do!

Whoever said the Jews control the Media in this country,

is full of shit..

#71 American Infidel

The technical term for urine in Russian, IIRC, is mocha...

Yeah, that's what I think of Starbucks, too.

CNN current poll:

Should the US call a cease fire to the mideast conflict?

44% No

Get to work lizards...

81 ibmkeyboard

Amen!

BEER ME!

Chris,
Is it whoever, or whomever?

lo

#71 American Infidel

I think you must know that in the Soviet days, the only decent beer was from Czechoslovakia. Even the East German stuff was bad. But the Russian stuff...uuukkk.

Just found this link on Drudge:

Tel Aviv: Thousands rally against war

Judging from the accompanying photo, Israeli "peace" activists are much more up-front about their Communist affiliation than their counterparts here in the U.S.

Reading up the thread, I see rayra beat me to it.

Gonna get drunk in a little while and talk about turning Damascus into Glass.

Gotta pick my kid up from a play soon. (she's doing make up)

Mother in Law is in the hosptial with what was blocked kidney lines. They put a couple of stints in her to move the Urine.

My youngest has a girlfriend staying over.

I am watching world events.

BEER ME!

WITH THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD!

#76 ibm

Dammit, ibm, I'm a professor, not a linguist! ;)

btw, there's a difference between horny toes and corny toes...

I'd go with "whomever"... But, that's a tough call!

CAIR is showing it's Islamist agenda again...

CAIR-NET: CAIR Calls Rushed U.S. Bomb Deliveries to Israel 'Unconscionable'

In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful

BREAKING NEWS

...Muslim group urges disengaging policy from 'dictates' of pro-Israel Lobby

(WASHINGTON, DC, 7/22/06) - The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) today called the Bush administration's decision to rush delivery of precision-guided bombs to Israel "unconscionable."

The New York Times reported today that Israel requested the expedited shipment of satellite and laser-guided bombs last week after beginning its massive bombing campaign against Lebanon's civilian infrastructure...

"It is unconscionable that our government would rush weapons to a state engaged in vicious and indiscriminate attacks on the civilians and civilian infrastructure of a friendly nation. Thousands of our nation's citizens also remain in Lebanon facing death or injury from these American taxpayer-supplied weapons.

"The baffling decision to assist in the destruction of a nation that has been held up as a model of democratic reform can only serve to harm our long-term interests in the region. Aiding attacks on civilian targets in Lebanon also calls into question our nation's commitment to fighting terrorism in all its forms.

"America must disengage its Middle East policy from the self-serving dictates of the pro-Israel lobby. Failure to do so will allow Israel to once again drag our nation into its self-perpetuating cycle of hatred and conflict (Is that a threat?-ed)."

Chris,

BEER ME

Someone is calling you.

Gotta go..she just called.

back later.

Seeing this occurring in Moscow reminds me of a story I heard shortly after the Iranians took over the American embassy in Tehran in 1979. It could be urban legend, I'm not sure. But according to this story, a mob of Iranians gathered outside of the USSR embassy, days after seizing the US embassy. The USSR ambassador invited a representative in. After listening to the Islamic rant, the ambassador looked at his watch. It is now one o'clock, he announced, in forty five minutes Iran could be no more. That was the end of the protest.

It always seemed the strangest of coincidences that Iran released the hostages as Ronald Reagan was sworn into office.

#83 Globular Cluster

Should the US call a cease fire to the mideast conflict?

The US call for a ceasefire? What kind of a mush-brained question is that? The ceasefire, should it be called at all, should be called by the parties to the conflict. Hello?

"It is unconscionable that our government would rush weapons to a state engaged in vicious and indiscriminate attacks on the civilians and civilian infrastructure of a friendly nation.

Our government.

Who the hell invited you.

Chris,
Is it Who or Whom?

#92 Killgore Trout 7/22/2006 05:23PM PDT

CAIR is showing it's Islamist agenda again...

The New York Times reported today that Israel requested the expedited shipment of satellite and laser-guided bombs last week after beginning its massive bombing campaign against Lebanon's civilian infrastructure...

The New York Times, again. I'm surprised. Ann Coulter was too civilized in her comment about them...

I'm surprise Moscow would allow this shit...

#95 EC Marm

It always seemed the strangest of coincidences that Iran released the hostages as Ronald Reagan was sworn into office.

I well remember that was one of the bigger conspiracy theories back in the 80's. Apparently there was a secret deal between the Reagan campaign and the Iranian government, which involved George H. W. Bush (not yet Bush 41) making a secret flight to Tehran in an SR-71...

#96 Earth2moonbat 7/22/2006 05:24PM PDT

#83 Globular Cluster

Should the US call a cease fire to the mideast conflict?

The US call for a ceasefire? What kind of a mush-brained question is that? The ceasefire, should it be called at all, should be called by the parties to the conflict. Hello?

Yeah, CNN always asks loaded questions in their polls, or non-sensical ones. I often don't want to even answer, but choosing the best is better than nothing at all.

So in this poll, if you vote, you assent to the assumption that the US controls Israel's military. It's very annoying.

So what else is new?

OT

Just heard IDF found a stash of weapons in a Mosque in Southern Lebanon.

I think they should bomb tghe shit out of all mosques in S. Lebanon, since they probably all contain weapons caches.

PIGS OF PEACE. ALLAH GAVE THEM THE KEY?

#6 American Infidel 7/22/2006 04:23PM PDT

Is there no place on Earth that the islamocrazy has not yet invaded?!?

Short answer --NO.They vote with their feet and get the out of their hellholes back in the Muslim world. They go to free countries around the world with the intent to destroy free society and create a global hellhole from which there will be no escape.

vermin, vermin everywhere -- London, Chicago, LA, Sydney, Montreal, Moscow, NYC...

Time to pass around the ant traps, moth balls, Raid, Hot Shot, Combat...

#97 ibmkeyboard 7/22/2006 05:26PM PDT

Chris,
Is it Who or Whom?

For future reference:

"Who" is always used as a subject of a sentence.

"Whom" is used as the object of a preposition.

For WHOM the bell tolls.
WHO is responsible?
To WHOM did you send the package?

Same goes for "whoever" and "whomever".

#96 Earth2Moonbat:

I would vote "yes", if "call a ceasefire" meant "turn Damascus into glass".

#26 Cato the Elder

Snap-On, because they make these, which are bicycle tools.

(Sorry for the delay, I was all greasy for a while there.)

Imagine if John Kerry were president. Would he have handled this situation better than our current president? Or would he be demanding a face-to-face summit with Mr. Ahmadinejad and feeling emotionally hurt when his request for an audience is refused? Would his secretary of state be sitting for days in Damascus, waiting for an audience with Mr. Assad?

Would anti-Jewish hatred be anything other than emboldened if the Daily Kos and the American Conservative were known to be major power brokers that helped elect the president?

The politics of President Bush may not be perfect, but I remain convinced that John Kerry's election as president would have emboldened the Jew haters of the world even more than they are emboldened today.

#103 So?

I said last night on another thread that, while we should not go around destroying mosques willy-nilly, any mosque found to be stockpiling weapons should immediately be razed to the ground, and that should go for mosques in any country in the world.

back later,

Hope
Yall dig up some trolls for us to play with.

Cleanup on #111 Charles.

#106 Globular Cluster 7/22/2006 05:32PM PDT

#97 ibmkeyboard 7/22/2006 05:26PM PDT

Chris,
Is it Who or Whom?

For future reference:

"Who" is always used as a subject of a sentence.

"Whom" is used as the object of a preposition.

For WHOM the bell tolls.
WHO is responsible?
To WHOM did you send the package?

Same goes for "whoever" and "whomever".

Globular,
What the hell is a preposition?
roflol

/sorry i need another drink

69 rayra

Great post...

Hizbollahniks!

Benjamin Franklin said:

"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy."

galloping granny 7/22/2006 05:36PM PDT

Cleanup on #111 Charles.

Did you find one?

Hey kids, have fun. Just remember that it's not cool to advocate illegal acts.

/those just get Charles unwanted phone calls from government agencies

#113 galloping granny
Cleanup on #111 Charles.

#121 Killian Bundy
Hey kids, have fun. Just remember that it's not cool to advocate illegal acts.

Hey guys, remember, you gotta email Charles about these "cleanups." We have to be the Hall Monitors -- he can't read every thread.

If you ever see anything that needs deleting, don't just mention it in the thread itself: notify Charles either with the contact form at the left or at Charles at littlegreen... etc.

Good job on #111, C.

I suspect a Moby. Either that, or someone has diarrhea of the keyboard.

#101 rickl 7/22/2006 05:28PM PDT

#95 EC Marm

It always seemed the strangest of coincidences that Iran released the hostages as Ronald Reagan was sworn into office.

I well remember that was one of the bigger conspiracy theories back in the 80's. Apparently there was a secret deal between the Reagan campaign and the Iranian government, which involved George H. W. Bush (not yet Bush 41) making a secret flight to Tehran in an SR-71...

No, not like that, I guess I should I have placed a /sarc tag. The coincidence was that, in the context of my comment, the Russians threatened the Iranians with annihilation, and they backed down. While JC, the peanut farmer, tried eternal diplomacy. My perception, at least here in the U.S., was that Ronald Reagan was not about to take any crap from the Iranians. I have no doubt that he would... Well, guess we'll never know. I miss the man. I can't think of too may people I can say the same thing about.

#43 Max Power:

Has the whole world gone freaking insane?

If you ever wondered how the heck the Western democracies could have just stood by and let Hitler and his Nazis take the Rhineland, the Sudetenland, Czechoslovakia, and even Poland, without doing much about it, now you can see why.

The enemy is on a roll, and the West is too peaceful, too apathetic, too guilt-ridden, too fearful, and too civilized to answer them in the only language they understand. Until our backs will be to the wall and we'll be facing imminent destruction.

We won't do what is necessary until Iran finally hands us an ultimatum: Replace your U.S. Constitution with the Islamic law of Sharia or we will nuke your cities.

i missed a deleted post?

*sigh*

I miss all the fun.

I don't even have rum...

*grin*

Maybe the Russians should look up from thier bowls of vodka and take notice.

#109 Sasquatch:

Imagine if John Kerry were president. Would he have handled this situation better than our current president?

If Kerry had won, he wouldn't have taken office till January 2005. With respect to Iran (and therefore Hezbollah), the die was cast years earlier, before Kerry even ran for the Presidency.

Other than withdraw U.S. troops from Iraq a bit quicker, nothing much would be very different. Kerry might have tried direct negotiation with Iran, but the Iranians are such fanatics that such negotiation would have failed anyway, and we would be in the exact same position we are now. Kerry likes to suck up to the Europeans, but the Europeans have run out of ideas on Iran as well.

#101 rickl 7/22/2006 05:28PM PDT
Just one last thought, though. I not so sure that threatening the Iranians would have any effect today. They almost seem to want the world to come to the brink, or beyond, so their 12th Iman will pop back out of his hiding place and ... whatever tin-foil hat crap they think.
My dad (a Goldwater republican; i.e. "extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice"...) used to say that maybe we didn't have to actually use nukes against Japanese cities. We could have just told the emperor to look out at Tokyo Bay at 9:00 in the morning. That seeing the sheer force of a nuclear explosion would have ended the war. Our hydrogen bombs are now - how many 1000 times more powerful than then?
I wish there was an easy way out of these battles. But I'm sure there isn't. Are the Iranians so sure of the reappearance of their 12th Iman that they are willing to see their country turned to glass? Are they so sure that the only country ever to use nuclear weapons has not already passed the psychological hurdle which would make it easier to use them again? Rhetorical questions, of course.
What of Israel? All of about 15 miles wide. It wouldn't take much of a device to end their existence. Do the Iranians really understand what power would be unleashed upon them from the Israel navy? Do they care? Or, by their actions, do they seem to be so confident of their 12th Iman that they will sacrifice nearly their entire population? Or, are these seemingly insane North Korean and Iranian leaders using their insanity as a ploy?
I hope CAIR is snooping this site. They really need to understand the bottom line of not only the United States, but Israel, too. In the U.S. we have political discourse, and even vicious disagreement, but when the President of the United States is on television announcing that he has ordered the launch of 25 mirv'd ICBMs at Iran and in 20 minutes, Iran will be no more, we will understand his decision. And life will go on.

I will defend my country, undergo whatever hardship is necessary, to see the end of this ideological insanity.

[Link: www.upi.com...]

"Russia calls for emergency Mideast meeting"

ARTICLE SNIPPET: "MOSCOW, July 22 (UPI) -- The Russian Foreign Ministry Saturday proposed an emergency meeting on the conflict in the Middle East with key countries and international organizations.

The ministry proposed that representatives of the United States, United Kingdom, France, Russia, Italy, Lebanon, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, United Nations, European Union and the World Bank, meet in Beirut or Rome to find a means of ending the escalating violence in the Mideast, Novosti reported."

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[Link: observer.guardian.co.uk...]

"Putin plan to shut out US oil giants"

"Kremlin will favour Norwegian firms to develop Barents Sea field after differences with Bush scupper Russia's bid to join WTO"

Conal Walsh
Sunday July 23, 2006
The Observer

#124 & #129 EC Marm

No, I wasn't implying that you subscribed to that conspiracy theory. You just reminded me of it.

As for Iran, I wrote something a year or two ago on another blog to the effect that, given the Muslim penchant for "martyrdom operations", what would stop them from "martyring" an entire nation, if they thought it would help spread Islam?