What is the world coming to !?

Amazing. Disgusting.

Of course he will. That ball is rolling downhill now.

No a mere sympathizer. An enabler.

They couldn't get Ahmadinejad?

/pimf
No mere sympathizer.

They'll pose him as from To Kill a Mockingbird

When did they let her out?

Come now - she can always serve as a bad example.

Thieves are usually the best qualified to catch thieves.

Joe Kennedy was the best to track down and stop securities and stock trading crime and malpractice.

Perhaps they chose to have Lynne Stewart speak because of her expertise.

re: #8 DesertSage

When did they let her out?

She never went in, that's the problem.

She woudn't know ethics if it bit her you-know-what.

That Stewart b**ch thought it was ethical to pass out a message from the blind 'cleric', which could have set off a terror cell and killed children.

*Spit*

If you're ever in need of a lawyer - make sure to ask where they got their degree.

Charles is trying to kill me.

Must go bake a three-layer Xanax cake and drink a Valium-banana smoothie while listening to Soothing Sounds of Babbling Brooks.

I give up for today.

Night all. Even Gordon.

Is this a luncheon? Better frisk her when she leaves. She might steal the silverware.

Americans could start by simply boycotting the entire post-secondary education system. Build technical schools instead. Medical schools, etc. can be administered seperately.

Faculties of Arts can be dispensed with for the time being. People are quite capable of educating themselves in those areas.

Basically we need alternatives to the status quo. Online learning, community efforts, whatever it takes.

Both the academic and media leftist monopolies must be busted, and soon.

Lynne Stewart Is well qualified to speak of the concequences of a lack of ethics even if she did get off exeptionally light in view of her treasonous actions.

re: #12 NoSubmission

re: #8 DesertSage

When did they let her out?

She never went in, that's the problem.

She never went? What the hell happened? Didn't she get sentenced to prison?

Why wasn't I advised about this?

it's an arrrrggghg day all right.

If things don't change greatly in America over the next 17 years, I'll be quite happy with my children never attending college.

Might even have a chance to grow up that way.

I can't believe she is already out. I have been watching the series on PBS World War II and its' been pretty good. I can't help wonder what would have happened to her, Pelosi, Reid , ect. during WWII. It wouldn't have been pretty,

I disagree with the characterization that she was a sympathizer. She was that and more. She was an associate, confidant, enabler, and courier between her client and his followers overseas so that they too could hear the message of jihad and spread that message of hate and violence far and wide.

Hofstra shows that it too can make horrible decisions over who should come on campus. They had to know that Stewart was convicted of criminal acts, and that she had been disbarred. She's out of jail awaiting her sentencing. All that was known or should have been known by Hofstra had they even done due diligence - but I know that they probably did - and didn't care.

She never went in?

I (mis) understood she was doing 15 to life in Marion...

Convicted Terrorist Sympathizer Will Speak at 'Legal Ethics' Conference

Geeze, I knew it was the "feisty" Lynne Stewart just from that headline. Man I gotta find a new hobby.

By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes.

Just remember, folks, to further global domination, jihadis are ethically obligated to saw your head off...

If we were to judge them, that would be ignorant... Or worse, racist.

/?

re: #20 DesertSage

She never went? What the hell happened? Didn't she get sentenced to prison?

She was sentenced to 28 months. Hasn't served a day. She claims she's ill. But never to ill to fly around the country giving talks and feted by moonbats.

She votes for democrats.

re: #11 David IV of Georgia

Thieves are usually the best qualified to catch thieves.

Joe Kennedy was the best to track down and stop securities and stock trading crime and malpractice.

Perhaps they chose to have Lynne Stewart speak because of her expertise.

I highly doubt she understands what she did wrong.

re: #18 Pro-Bush Canuck

I went to a rural, technical school. I got a better education than at a big name university, IMHO.

ethics:

Main Entry:eth·ic Listen to the pronunciation of ethic
Pronunciation:%u02C8e-thik
Function:noun
Etymology:Middle English ethik, from Middle French ethique, from Latin ethice, from Greek %u0113thik%u0113, from %u0113thikos
Date:14th century

1plural but sing or plural in constr : the discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation2 a: a set of moral principles : a theory or system of moral values

re: #24 lawhawk
Worse than Gotti'sl awyer fer sure.

Isn't she already 'reverted' to Islam?

Just wondering what they would do with such a hack in the Islamic system.

They use cranes, don't they?

re: #31 MandyManners

We'll find out when she speaks. I hope the Judge and Probation folks are listening.

re: #16 Sifty

Charles is trying to kill me.

Must go bake a three-layer Xanax cake and drink a Valium-banana smoothie while listening to Soothing Sounds of Babbling Brooks.

I give up for today.

Night all. Even Gordon.

You need one of these.

re: #23 nigella

At the War Museum in Canada, they portray the Airmen of Bomber Command as War Criminals and the real war criminals as victims.

re: #35 sheik yer'mami

Islamic system and hack in the same sentence...

LOL, keep on going.

Who's uglier, the Blind Shiehk or Lynne Stewart?

Isn't it time for a new thread?

re: #16 Sifty

Charles is trying to kill me.

Actually, I'm trying to wake you up.

re: #38 WhiteRasta
Seriously?

re: #40 NoSubmission

Stewart because women ar at least supposed to be beautiful.

Mongo was handsome, that's an advantage of being a man.

re: #29 NoSubmission

re: #20 DesertSage

She never went? What the hell happened? Didn't she get sentenced to prison?

She was sentenced to 28 months. Hasn't served a day. She claims she's ill. But never to ill to fly around the country giving talks and feted by moonbats.

What the hell is this world coming too when Lefties can break the law, get convicted and sentenced...and never have to spend a day in jail?

I'm appalled! Appalled I tell you!

re: #40 NoSubmission

He's blind, because he looked at her.

re: #22 nikis-knight

If things don't change greatly in America over the next 17 years, I'll be quite happy with my children never attending college.

Might even have a chance to grow up that way.

You can still send your kids to college. There are private colleges not steeped in moonbattery. Also, you can send your kids to a school that is steeped in it but, with a good raising, they'll be able to combat the bullshit.

"e" PIMF

This is an insult to all attending the school. Next they bring in Mumia...

Meanwhile AP starts the moral equivalence game in support of Dinnerjacket

Israel Looks to Indo-US Nuclear deal to expand ties...

re: #30 FrogMarch

She votes for democrats.

*tips hat*

re: #12 NoSubmission

re: #8 DesertSage

When did they let her out?

She never went in, that's the problem.

I tried to find something about her conviction and sentencing on Google. I haven't found anything yet, but did find this tidbit I didn't know before:

February 17, 2005, 8:43 a.m.
Soros Funded Stewart Defense
The anti-Bush billionaire supported lawyer who aided terrorists.
Billionaire financier George Soros, whose opposition to President Bush's conduct of the war on terror caused him to pour millions of dollars into the effort to defeat the president, made a substantial donation to the defense fund for radical lawyer Lynne Stewart, who last week was found guilty of giving aid to Islamic terrorists.

full article: [Link: www.nationalreview.com...]

re: #31 MandyManners

re: #11 David IV of Georgia

Thieves are usually the best qualified to catch thieves.

Joe Kennedy was the best to track down and stop securities and stock trading crime and malpractice.

Perhaps they chose to have Lynne Stewart speak because of her expertise.

I highly doubt she understands what she did wrong.

"understands" — you need to think to do that, so she probably doesn't. She is to ethics what salt is to slugs.

The judge is trying to figure out if Lynne Stewart is too ugly to go to prison. Experts opinion is that she exceeds the minimum ugliness requirement to be sentenced to wear a burqa for the rest of her days and that it not be removed for her funeral.

re: #31 MandyManners

I highly doubt she understands what she did wrong.

She understands exactly what she did. But there is no way she would ever think it was wrong to do it. Toss her in the scrap heap next to Mary McCarthy.

re: #40 NoSubmission

Who's uglier, the Blind Shiehk or Lynne Stewart?

re: #42 Charles

re: #16 Sifty

Charles is trying to kill me.

Actually, I'm trying to wake you up.

Someone make sure to block any and all attempts by Charles to purchase Halo 3. The LGF hamsters would starve after a week and a half...

re: #43 cbinflux

Dead serious, my friend.

I'll send you a link shortly.

Paris Hilton had to go to jail!

But this fat slob terrorist enabler never has to serve a day! This pisses me off!

re: #42 Charles

Who needs coffee? I have LGF!

re: #51 reine.de.tout

Okay, now I'm starting to believe in conspiracies.

re: #24 lawhawk

The Caliphate's Bruce Cutler?

Newspeak

re: #54 Mich-again

I would bet my last dollar that she thought what she did was right.

re: #43 cbinflux

Check out this:

[Link: www.cbc.ca...]

GCP is now claiming that three of their moles have infiltrated the hamster wheels.

re: #40 NoSubmission

hey, i missed you on the previous thread. how are you>

Don't look now but there are terrorist sympathizers on almost every major college campus in this country.

In twenty years you will start to see bits and pieces of shari'a sneak into our laws.

On the other hand, when the oil runs out who do the oil ticks have to buy energy from?

[Link: www.albawaba.com...]

Dr. Zarqawi wanted to be there to speak on medical ethics, but was unavoidably detonated.

re: #54 Mich-again

re: #31 MandyManners

I highly doubt she understands what she did wrong.

She understands exactly what she did. But there is no way she would ever think it was wrong to do it. Toss her in the scrap heap next to Mary McCarthy.

Interesting. Thanks for the information.

The things I learn on LGF.

re: #63 WhiteRasta

bad link

re: #62 Ojoe

re: #54 Mich-again

I would bet my last dollar that she thought what she did was right.

Of course she does.

re: #59 cbinflux

re: #51 reine.de.tout

Okay, now I'm starting to believe in conspiracies.

Just because I haven't called your home doesn't mean I'm not peeking in your windows watching your every move.

Remember that tinfoil purchases are monitored by the McCheneyHaliburton industrial complex...

re: #65 nyc redneck

re: #40 NoSubmission

hey, i missed you on the previous thread. how are you>

Hey! I'm good. Great to see you yesterday.

There's something really rotten going on...this fat slob Marxist bitch doesn't have to go to jail!

I'm pissed!

re: #47 MandyManners

re: #22 nikis-knight

If things don't change greatly in America over the next 17 years, I'll be quite happy with my children never attending college.

Might even have a chance to grow up that way.

You can still send your kids to college. There are private colleges not steeped in moonbattery. Also, you can send your kids to a school that is steeped in it but, with a good raising, they'll be able to combat the bullshit.

Well, that's true, and I graduated one recently. But I don't think it's as necessary as it's made out to be, and there are more moonbat indoctrination centers than real places of learning, it seems.

I'd much rather have a son join the Army than go to a public university.

re: #34 cbinflux

re: #24 lawhawk
Worse than Gotti'sl awyer fer sure.

GMTA.

She's not as bald as Bruce but, he's prettier.

It was just satire. Passing messages to Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman was satire.

re: #66 ibrodsky

That's already begun in court rulings.

o well, guess i will just use my kids college fund for a nice vacation.

just tell me she's not scottish

re: #36 cbinflux

re: #31 MandyManners

We'll find out when she speaks. I hope the Judge and Probation folks are listening.

I hope they're all over her fat ass.

re: #40 NoSubmission

Who's uglier, the Blind Shiehk or Lynne Stewart?

The Sheik.

re: #77 meMarc

Yeah, just Mo drawing doodles.

Better add boycott the entire US educational system, K-12 and onwards.
1) child comes home - teacher gave them assignments to write letters to Congress about illegal immigrants, as if an 11 year old knows squat about the subject. Informed him that since we were legal residents of other countires and obeyed every law those countries required of us as foerign nationals, we simple desire the same standards of anyone comining to our country. Also, as Americans, we do not believe in beating the crap out of illegals the way Mexico does to their illegals, or give them 72 hours to leave the coutnry or be killed, like Nigeria did to Ghanians, so we have nothing to be ashamed of." Child says, "I want to change my letter, now." I add, "Tell your teacher I do not give permission for my minor child to be sending ill-informed letters to MY representatives that do not reflect the understanding of the issues as do the voting adults in the household."
2) Students ran around school today all in a dither - claiming President Bush was talking smack at the UN, and that France and Germany walked out.
My, THAT's an interesting version of what went on. Wonder which teacher put that beauty out, the students as a habit never pay attention to the UN.
Gonna go watch again that fine OSU Coach ream out the media - cathartic.

re: #70 cbinflux

Try this one

[Link: www.ctv.ca...]

I know it's not nice to make fun of a person's appearance, but talk about a troll.

I have a cultural aversion to lawyers, this doesn't surprise me.
I know there are good lawyers, but the bad ones are really, really bad.

From her website:

Who is Lynne Stewart?
Radical human rights attorney Lynne Stewart has been falsely accused of helping terrorists. Now convicted, she faces 30 years in prison. On Tuesday, April 9, 2002, she was arrested and agents searched her Manhattan office for documents. She was arraigned before Manhattan federal Judge John Koeltl. This is an obvious attempt by the U.S. government to silence dissent, curtail vigorous defense lawyers, and install fear in those who would fight against the U.S. government's racism, seek to help Arabs and Muslims being prosecuted for free speech and defend the rights of all oppressed people.

Features a link to her appeal (opens in Acrobat).

re: #86 meMarc

I know it's not nice to make fun of a person's appearance, but talk about a troll.

Now we know why the sheik is blind.

re: #51 reine.de.tout

re: #12 NoSubmission

re: #8 DesertSage

When did they let her out?

She never went in, that's the problem.

I tried to find something about her conviction and sentencing on Google. I haven't found anything yet, but did find this tidbit I didn't know before:

February 17, 2005, 8:43 a.m.
Soros Funded Stewart Defense
The anti-Bush billionaire supported lawyer who aided terrorists.
Billionaire financier George Soros, whose opposition to President Bush's conduct of the war on terror caused him to pour millions of dollars into the effort to defeat the president, made a substantial donation to the defense fund for radical lawyer Lynne Stewart, who last week was found guilty of giving aid to Islamic terrorists.

full article: [Link: www.nationalreview.com...]

Why am I not surprised?

re: #81 MandyManners

Not a chance; she's there to teach. Just like the fellow from Fla. who's become very rich off of DUI defense seminars.

re: #70 cbinflux

The CBC pulled that story real quick. bastards.

My tax dollars at work...

I WANT THAT BITCH IN JAIL!

re: #89 meMarc

janet reno flashback!

re: #64 cbinflux

If there's a reason you posted this comment, please let me know. Because I'm getting very tired of the sniping, and if you're now directing it at me, you're welcome to post elsewhere.

re: #52 David IV of Georgia

re: #31 MandyManners

re: #11 David IV of Georgia

Thieves are usually the best qualified to catch thieves.
Joe Kennedy was the best to track down and stop securities and stock trading crime and malpractice.

Perhaps they chose to have Lynne Stewart speak because of her expertise.

I highly doubt she understands what she did wrong.

"understands" — you need to think to do that, so she probably doesn't. She is to ethics what salt is to slugs.

Oh, she thinks. She just doesn't think ethically. Smarmy asshole.

re: #86 meMarc

I know it's not nice to make fun of a person's appearance, but talk about a troll.

oh nooooo. scarred for life. that photo needs a warning

re: #16 Sifty

Charles is trying to kill me.

.

It's satire.

re: #87 Ron Paul

I have a cultural aversion to lawyers, this doesn't surprise me.
I know there are good lawyers, but the bad ones are really, really bad.

I always wanted to domestically partner with a rich, attractive female attorney. It would be perfect. No constant clinging, since she'd be at the office at all hours. No need to work the same hours, since she'd bring in all the money. And no regrets, since she'd have no soul.

/heh

Be nice; he was her ONLY chance at love.

DPRK Defends Dinnerjacket, moral equivalence argument... sounds just like the AP.

re: #75 nikis-knight

I'd much rather have a son join the Army than go to a public university.

What about a daughter?

re: #86 meMarc

That's not her, that's the cave troll from Lord of the Rings.

It makes perfect sense, she was horribly disfigured at birth and seeks to destroy all that is beautiful in the world. Or at least hide all other women under burkas so she has a fighting chance for love. She is doing it for love!re: #86 meMarc

re: #1 me

What is the world coming to !?

an end...muslims can't wait for the madhi-man. FREE Bongs for everyone filled with opium.

That's it. Ahmadinejad was doing a satire of Hitler. What a kidder.

she has no mirrors in her house

re: #95 Charles

It was a joke, stemming from earlier thread and hamster comment above that post.

I am not your enemy. You might want to check CZ's drive-bys though.

re: #80 nyc redneck

just tell me she's not scottish

Any way to de-Scottify her?

re: #66 ibrodsky

In twenty years you will start to see bits and pieces of shari'a sneak into our laws.

It won't take that long...Here are my top 3 potential examples of Sharia creep

1) Laws that allow parents to sign off their under 16 daughters for marriage... to their first cousins.

2) Divorce settlements based on Islamic tradition.

3) Mortgages that somehow through financial shenanigans eliminate the scourge of "Usury"

She'll probably drag her appeal out forever playing the sick old lady on Soro's dime and then end up with 2 months in prison.

re: #109 MandyManners

re: #80 nyc redneck

just tell me she's not scottish

Any way to de-Scottify her?

Feed her to the Wales.

BREAKING NEWS

ERNST ZUNDEL INVITED TO SPEAK AT IRANIAN UNIVERSITY

/he probably did already

re: #91 cbinflux

re: #81 MandyManners

Not a chance; she's there to teach. Just like the fellow from Fla. who's become very rich off of DUI defense seminars.

Has he been convicted of a crime?

re: #112 Noam Sayin'

She'd EAT them wales, or whales.

Someone explain to me why this traitor is still drawing breath.

re: #114 MandyManners

Not sure, but he was challenged on his hardball ethics.

re: #113 So?

BREAKING NEWS

ERNST ZUNDEL INVITED TO SPEAK AT IRANIAN UNIVERSITY

/he probably did already

Didn't he speak at the Mad Midget's Holocaust Conference last year?

re: #99 Sodra Djavul

re: #87 Ron Paul

I have a cultural aversion to lawyers, this doesn't surprise me.
I know there are good lawyers, but the bad ones are really, really bad.

I always wanted to domestically partner with a rich, attractive female attorney. It would be perfect. No constant clinging, since she'd be at the office at all hours. No need to work the same hours, since she'd bring in all the money. And no regrets, since she'd have no soul.

/heh

But, would ya'll have hot-monkey sex?

re: #107 nyc redneck

she has no mirrors in her house

Her reflection wouldn't appear even if she did have them.

re: #113 So?

Zundl fits completely in the Ahmadinejad theory on Holocaust denial - he's the daily double - a holocaust denier, and someone arrested for the crime of denying the existence of the Holocaust in Europe.

He's the kind of guy Ahmadinejad is looking for to oversee the history of the Holocaust as revised by Iran and the mad mullahs.

re: #118 NoSubmission

re: #113 So?

BREAKING NEWS

ERNST ZUNDEL INVITED TO SPEAK AT IRANIAN UNIVERSITY

/he probably did already

Didn't he speak at the Mad Midget's Holocaust Conference last year?

Hey, they're buddies. They do the Jihad Jig together

re: #111 NoSubmission

She'll probably drag her appeal out forever playing the sick old lady on Soro's dime and then end up with 2 months in prison.

re: #113 So?

And they're erecting a giant Goebbels staue in Teheran

Someone explain to me why every ultra-liberal judge who seeks to undermine the constitution is still drawing breath.

re: #119 MandyManners

It would have to be a damm hot monkey.

OT
I'm just thinking that maybe Ron Paul is a satire of himself. Think about it.

#110. Mich-again.

re: #110 Mich-again

re: #66 ibrodsky

In twenty years you will start to see bits and pieces of shari'a sneak into our laws.

It won't take that long...Here are my top 3 potential examples of Sharia creep

1) Laws that allow parents to sign off their under 16 daughters for marriage... to their first cousins.

2) Divorce settlements based on Islamic tradition.

3) Mortgages that somehow through financial shenanigans eliminate the scourge of "Usury"

#1 got a bit of a setback today as a result of Warren Jeff's conviction in Utah.
#3 This is available in the US today.
#2 I am pretty sure that the lawyers and legal system will fight this rather than be cut out of a fee.

re: #112 Noam Sayin'

re: #109 MandyManners

re: #80 nyc redneck

just tell me she's not scottish

Any way to de-Scottify her?

Feed her to the Wales.

ROFLMAO! You're good. Very, very good.

re: #123 nyc redneck

Someone should finance a PI to film her travels, etc. Donate it to the courts.

re: #127 meMarc

I don't think the real Ron Paul needs any help, I just wanted an infamous nic.

she'd be very happy if all women wore burkas. that way her ugly self could compete on a level field

re: #108 cbinflux

re: #95 Charles

It was a joke, stemming from earlier thread and hamster comment above that post.

I am not your enemy. You might want to check CZ's drive-bys though.

And I didn't say you were "my enemy." I said you need to stop the sniping, or find somewhere else to post.

re: #112 Noam Sayin'

re: #109 MandyManners

re: #80 nyc redneck

just tell me she's not scottish

Any way to de-Scottify her?

Feed her to the Wales.

wales don't eat blubber

re: #117 cbinflux

re: #114 MandyManners

Not sure, but he was challenged on his hardball ethics.

Well, what she did was far worse than what he's doing. Vigorous advocacy is one thing. Aiding and abetting terrorists is another.

Now that the left has called our army terrorists, they want to label our police as terrorists to.

** warning: new american media is very left, and also note the writer. **

Black Star News, News Feature, Amadi Ajamu , Posted: Sep 25, 2007
Undaunted by heavy rain, several hundred protesters gathered in front of Madison Square Garden in midtown Manhattan for “A Day of Outrage against Police Terrorism” on the sixth anniversary of the 2001 World Trade Center terrorist attack. Organizers, led by the black human rights defenders of the December 12th Movement, dared to expand the definition of terrorism to include systemic police violence in black and Latino communities throughout the United States.

Protesters held placards displaying many of the victims of police terror in New York City and across the United states and demanded the immediate termination of NYC Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly.

The day started in struggle as NYPD officials, citing the sound permit limitations, set up steel cage barricades on the northeast corner of 33rd St and 8th Ave and tried to entice organizers to herd the people gathering across the street into them. December 12th security forces politely refused. Police then moved the barricades across the street to surround them. Security forces then positioned the people in a military formation marched them out of the barricaded area to the sound permit area and held the initial rally.

December 12th Movement chairperson and veteran political activist Viola Plummer led the charge. “Comrades, we are at war! We must be vigilant, this is very serious. We have to take our struggle for self determination to another level. The New York City Police Department has made an assessment of our protests of their murder and brutality. They see that they can murder us at will and expect some protest that will subside after a short period of time. They just wait us out and continue business as usual, over and over again. Today we will begin to change that. We have had to change our initial plan of action due to the stormy weather and turn out, but be prepared for action. Pay close attention to the brothers and sisters on security and follow instructions.”

I thought Zundel was in jail in Germany...

I think he's the only person we have deported from Canada in 30 years.

re: #131 Ron Paul

re: #127 meMarc

I don't think the real Ron Paul needs any help, I just wanted an infamous nic.

No. No. No. I wasn't referring to Lizard Ron Paul. I was referring to the other guy.

re: #124 cbinflux

re: #113 So?

And they're erecting a giant Goebbels staue in Teheran

We're joking, but it's really scary. Frightening actually.

Whatare all those carriers doing off the coast of Iran, if we have no intention of using them. (hint, hint...BUSH...)

re: #123 nyc redneck

re: #111 NoSubmission

She'll probably drag her appeal out forever playing the sick old lady on Soro's dime and then end up with 2 months in prison.

ok i'll try again. hasn't she out lived her usefulness to soros?

re: #125 rorschach

Uh, it's considered highly inappropriate to take that action, and it draws the same calvalry as a Pez Assasination. Bad juju!

re: #16 Sifty

Charles is trying to kill me.

Must go bake a three-layer Xanax cake and drink a Valium-banana smoothie while listening to Soothing Sounds of Babbling Brooks.

I give up for today.

Night all. Even Gordon.

*Ahem*

I believe it is me that Charles would like to kill, Sifty...

*wink*

~Norsk Troll

re: #128 gymnast

#2 I am pretty sure that the lawyers and legal system will fight this rather than be cut out of a fee.

Ha. Thats it. Usury will just become a time-sensitive legal administrative currency transaction fee. Viola! No more usury.

re: #132 gunner

That's a whole lotta burka!

re: #117 cbinflux

re: #114 MandyManners

Not sure, but he was challenged on his hardball ethics.

Well, what she did was far worse than what he's doing. Vigorous advocacy is one thing. Aiding and abetting terrorists is another.

re: #144 Hardcore UFO

re: #132 gunner

That's a whole lotta burka!

New Zepplin tune? LOL

You know....

After watching the video posted on Hot Air and then reading about this traitor, I'm getting the feeling that America (and the rest of Western Civilization) is getting 'set-up' in some crazy way.

Can't quite put my finger on it, yet--but I feel it.

Anyone else getting that kind of vibe?

~ENT

re: #146 So?

re: #144 Hardcore UFO

re: #132 gunner

That's a whole lotta burka!

New Zepplin tune? LOL

I was thinking it was a new AC/DC song.

re: #126 Ron Paul

re: #119 MandyManners

It would have to be a damm hot monkey.

LOL!

#140 nyc redneck 9/25/07 8:09:31 pm reply quote report 0

re: #123 nyc redneck

re: #111 NoSubmission

She'll probably drag her appeal out forever playing the sick old lady on Soro's dime and then end up with 2 months in prison.
ok i'll try again. hasn't she out lived her usefulness to soros?

no because they want to attack on all fronts, keeping us occupied, getting more converts to their socialistic/islamofacist way, wearing us down from inside and out.

re: #144 Hardcore UFO

re: #132 gunner

That's a whole lotta burka!

While she's out on appeal, she should be forced to wear a burka.

re: #133 Charles

No sniping today, period.

I'd be glad to discuss this offline or in the lounge. You have my e-mail address. This is about as comfortable and considerate as a Boss chewing on an employee in the cafeteria.

It's not appreciated, and you should know better.

re: #138 meMarc
He is a nut, but he siphons off all the psycho's who think they are conservative. That way no actual candidate is tempted to pander to the loony right for votes.

re: #125 rorschach

Someone explain to me why every ultra-liberal judge who seeks to undermine the constitution is still drawing breath.

Those ultra-liberal judges don't look at their rulings as undermining the Contsitution. They look at it as interpreting it in a progressive manner.

"Legal ethics", well why not, [insert lawyer joke here], I mean, really.

re: #145 MandyManners

MADD might disagree. In both cases, innocents are being killed.

re: #140 nyc redneck

ok i'll try again. hasn't she out lived her usefulness to soros?

I suppose all idiots are useful.

Is there Home Schooling for college?

I attended a Lynne Stewart CLE a couple years ago (for the credits) when she was under indictment. It was a total anti-America, BushCO are fascist rights tramplers fest, with a hefty dose of poor, wrongly accused, scapegoat, martyr Lynne.

/the FBI presence in the audience was humorously easy to spot

Back in '42, people like this would be swinging from a flag pole....

...today, they're being feted and looked up to for guidance on ethics~!

Each day I think it can't get any more insane and then it does.

Surreal, at this point.

~ENT

re: #148 Mich-again

re: #146 So?

re: #144 Hardcore UFO

re: #132 gunner

That's a whole lotta burka!

New Zepplin tune? LOL

I was thinking it was a new AC/DC song.

Remember Led Zepplin's song: Whole Lotta Love?

one of the lyrics goes "Wanna whole lotta love"

could be easily replaced by

That's a whole lotta burka!

Wish someone would do it. LOL

LOL, can't even imagine the lyrics to that one being belted out by Page and Plant.

We need some beautiful music

re: #155 itellu3times

Ouch! Killian ain't gonna like that!

Run while you can.

/

OT, to MN lizards:

Don't open your door to these......HomelandSecurity in on the investigation, too....

re: #146 So?

re: #144 Hardcore UFO

re: #132 gunner

That's a whole lotta burka!

New Zepplin tune? LOL

Zeppelin?

Never my favorites, but the radio was playing a lot of them today. I think they said 30 years ago today the drummer asphyiated on his own vomit after drinking the equivalent of 12 shots of vodka and eating a sandwich.

I think the first singer from AC/DC choked on his vomit.

And, former Fred Thompson squeeze Lorrie Morgan is a widow because her husband drank too much and choked on his vomit.

Lesson in there somewhere...

re: #120 Alouette

re: #107 nyc redneck

she has no mirrors in her house

Her reflection wouldn't appear even if she did have them.

her burqa will show

Well, at least she was disbarred.

re: #149 MandyManners

Not even close! Pretty eyes though.

I just got an invitation to the George Soros and Lynne Stewart wedding. They are registered at Home Depot and Murray's Auto Parts. In a strange twist of fate, it turns out they are both Redneck Democrats. hA.

re: #111 NoSubmission

She'll probably drag her appeal out forever playing the sick old lady on Soro's dime and then end up with 2 months in prison.

The Soros Threat To Democracy

/a must read

re: #152 cbinflux

re: #133 Charles

No sniping today, period.

I'd be glad to discuss this offline or in the lounge. You have my e-mail address. This is about as comfortable and considerate as a Boss chewing on an employee in the cafeteria.

It's not appreciated, and you should know better.

Someone definitely should know better.

re: #153 Ron Paul

re: #138 meMarc
He is a nut, but he siphons off all the psycho's who think they are conservative. That way no actual candidate is tempted to pander to the loony right for votes.

Didn't hear him come out against the guys who confronted Rudy Giuliani on that boat. Maybe he did but I didn't hear about it.

re: #168 traeh

Well, at least she was disbarred.

Supposed to be gray-barred.

re: #147 EtNorskTroll

You know....

After watching the video posted on Hot Air and then reading about this traitor, I'm getting the feeling that America (and the rest of Western Civilization) is getting 'set-up' in some crazy way.

Can't quite put my finger on it, yet--but I feel it.

Anyone else getting that kind of vibe?

~ENT

Yes. Eerie.

Where have all the cool superheroes gone?

We need more guys like these

re: #161 So?

I was thinking AC/DC's Whole Lotta Rosie.

Are you F'n kidding me? seriously, this enemy agent ought to be rotting in the cell RIGHT NEXT DOOR to the blind sheikh for the REST OF HER LIFE as a traitor convicted of TREASON.

I would like to ask the liberals who i KNOW read this blog: What do you think FDR woulda done with Lynne Stewart if she were doing this during World War II? Since the liberals out there are either too naive or too traitorous themselves to answer HONESTLY, i will answer my OWN question: He WOULDA TRIED HER, CONVICTED HER, AND PROMPTLY HAD HER STOOD UP ON THE WALL AND SHOT, JUST LIKE HE DID WITH THE NAZI SABOTEURS.

and you know what the best part of that is.....? It was in the heyday of J. Edgar Hoover, who would have GARUNTEED a speedy trial and MADE SURE THE EXECUTION WAS CARRIED OUT INSIDE OF A WEEK, ALA THE SABOTEURS.

I think theres a great lesson in that. Enemy Agents, Foreign AND Domestic ought to face stern justice Today just the same as they did then.

twombley

re: #166 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Ed:

I seem to remember Jimmy Hendrix drowned in his own vomit too.

Horrible way to go .

re: #159 Killian Bundy

...It was a total anti-America, BushCO are fascist rights tramplers fest, with a hefty dose of poor, wrongly accused, scapegoat, martyr Lynne...

Her Web site is full of that.

re: #108 cbinflux

re: #95 Charles

It was a joke, stemming from earlier thread and hamster comment above that post.

I am not your enemy. You might want to check CZ's drive-bys though.

CB~

I once read some very, very good advice from a website one time. Please consider it: "The end of a matter is better than its beginning; patience is better than pride. Ecc. 7:8"

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

~Norsk Troll

re: #168 traeh

Well, at least she was disbarred.

Can someone be disburkad?

Goodnight Charles.

Thanks for a great blog.

G-d Bless.

re: #166 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

after drinking the equivalent of 12 shots of vodka and eating a sandwich.

mmmm. 12 shots of vodka and a sandwich.

#166 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet 9

seems like there is a bunch of folks(rockers) that have bitten the big one on their own chunks.

yup, serious lesson on that one.

wouldn't it be better if you could say "well at least she was tried and hanged for treason and sedition"?
just my 2 cents

Goodnight folks.

re: #156 cbinflux

re: #145 MandyManners

MADD might disagree. In both cases, innocents are being killed.

What law is he breaking? What ethical cannon is he breaching?

Apples/oranges in my book.

re: #166 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

re: #146 So?

re: #144 Hardcore UFO

re: #132 gunnerThat's a whole lotta burka!

New Zepplin tune? LOL

Zeppelin?

Never my favorites, but the radio was playing a lot of them today. I think they said 30 years ago today the drummer asphyiated on his own vomit after drinking the equivalent of 12 shots of vodka and eating a sandwich.

I think the first singer from AC/DC choked on his vomit.

And, former Fred Thompson squeeze Lorrie Morgan is a widow because her husband drank too much and choked on his vomit.

Lesson in there somewhere...

The official cause of Bon Scott's death was listed as "acute alcohol poisoning", IIRC.

re: #169 Ron Paul

re: #149 MandyManners

Not even close! Pretty eyes though.

Ain't they, though?!

Does the Left value truth? by Dennis Prager
[Link: www.frontpagemag.com...]

Prager points out that truth is not highly valued by the Left (as opposed to traditional liberalism). The Cause is far more important than telling the truth, as Leftists themselves insist.

I do not expect radical Leftist Lynne Stewart to be involved in telling the truth. Her cause is anti-Americanism. She will do whatever she can to turn people against America and to support the subversion of America. She is there to make propaganda, and the truth will be a casualty of her pursuit of her cause.

Charles:

You should consider trying out for the New Orleans Saints or the Rams....

...they could use a great blocker like you~!

/just sayin'

~Norsk Troll

You need coverin' baby, I mean smotherim,
I'm gonna send you, back to the harem,
Put you way back inside honey, you need it,
I'm gonna give you my canvas,
I'm gonna give you every inch of my canvas.

Wanna whole lotta burqa?
Wanna whole lotta burqa?
Wanna whole lotta burqa?
Wanna whole lotta burqa?

Now I wanna buy Lynne Stewart 12 shots of vodka and a sandwich!

re: #157 NoSubmission

re: #140 nyc redneck

ok i'll try again. hasn't she out lived her usefulness to soros?

I suppose all idiots are useful.

what a bad poster girl for their cause

That womyn needs a bath.

Does that Commie even know how to old a fork?

re: #171 Killian Bundy

re: #111 NoSubmission

She'll probably drag her appeal out forever playing the sick old lady on Soro's dime and then end up with 2 months in prison.

The Soros Threat To Democracy
/a must read

You just answered my question which was going to be: To what end? What are they hoping to accomplish?

Ok, tell me who doesn't want one of these?

re: #179 Noam Sayin'

Somewhere near the start of the presentation, she actually said, "Do I look like a terrorist?"

/well yeah, and a really ugly one to boot

re: #171 Killian Bundy

re: #111 NoSubmission

She'll probably drag her appeal out forever playing the sick old lady on Soro's dime and then end up with 2 months in prison.

The Soros Threat To Democracy

/a must read

Great link!

re: #193 itellu3times

Hilarious!

Back down inside, woman,
You need gloves.

Shake for me, girl
I wanna be your temporary husband.
Hey, oh, hey, oh
Oh, oh, oh
Keep a-coverin', baby,
Keep a-coverin', baby.

re: #198 Thanos

A good way to go through a $#!+load of ammunition for no f'ing reason.

re: #198 Thanos

Ok, tell me who doesn't want one of these?

*Blinks hard*

Uhhhhh....I'd like two, please.

No! Make it case, while you're at it!

Oh.

My.

Goodness!

~Norsk

re: #198 Thanos

Ok, tell me who doesn't want one of these?

Nice!

Goodnight lizards.

.....not that I could decipher the "nuanced discourse"....... ): .......but this happens, right after I got a really nice approbation from cbinflux..........grieving, 'n' don't really know why..... ):

re: #205 Racer X

re: #198 Thanos

Ok, tell me who doesn't want one of these?

Nice!

Talk about your two big brass ones.

re: #188 song_and_dance_man

great post!

re: #203 Noam Sayin'

re: #198 Thanos

A good way to go through a $#!+load of ammunition for no f'ing reason.

Yes, but it looks like fun

re: #200 MandyManners

George Soros & MoveOn.org

In this exclusive series, IBD takes a look at George Soros, MoveOn.org and the impact they're having on the Democratic Party and American politics.

/it's actually the third article in the series, read 'em all for they are all devastating

re: #198 Thanos

I think a user would lose all his bottom teeth pretty quickly.....and later get cancer of the jaw.....

re: #210 Thanos

re: #203 Noam Sayin'

re: #198 Thanos

A good way to go through a $#!+load of ammunition for no f'ing reason.

Yes, but it looks like fun

That's what I was saying.

re: #211 Killian Bundy

re: #200 MandyManners

George Soros & MoveOn.org

In this exclusive series, IBD takes a look at George Soros, MoveOn.org and the impact they're having on the Democratic Party and American politics.

/it's actually the third article in the series, read 'em all for they are all devastating

Soros also gave us ACORN and ACT

re: #191 EE

Does the Left value truth? by Dennis Prager
[Link: www.frontpagemag.com...]

Prager points out that truth is not highly valued by the Left (as opposed to traditional liberalism). The Cause is far more important than telling the truth, as Leftists themselves insist.

I do not expect radical Leftist Lynne Stewart to be involved in telling the truth. Her cause is anti-Americanism. She will do whatever she can to turn people against America and to support the subversion of America. She is there to make propaganda, and the truth will be a casualty of her pursuit of her cause.

Dennis is exactly right -- and there is no shortage of academic outlets for these seditionists.

re: #213 Noam Sayin'

re: #210 Thanos

re: #203 Noam Sayin'

re: #198 Thanos

A good way to go through a $#!+load of ammunition for no f'ing reason.

Yes, but it looks like fun

That's what I was saying.

Oh, I thought you were worried about something silly, like the cost of the brass

re: #198 Thanos

Had to watch that a couple of times, eyes wide with wonder, small rope of drool exiting from left side of mouth....

All I can say is - WOW. Put me down for a couple....

re: #203 Noam Sayin'

re: #198 Thanos

A good way to go through a $#!+load of ammunition for no f'ing reason.

Depends on what you're shooting at, Noam:

[Link: varifrank.com...]

[Link: bush2004.com...]

[Link: www.americandigest.org...]

[Link: www.negative99.com...]

[Link: www.stephentaylor.ca...]

Depends on what you are shooting at.

~Norsk Troll

Welcome to legal ethics in the 21st century.

"Legal ethics" is an oxymoron.

re: #191 EE

Prager points out that truth is not highly valued by the Left (as opposed to traditional liberalism). The Cause is far more important than telling the truth, as Leftists themselves insist.

I do not expect radical Leftist Lynne Stewart to be involved in telling the truth. Her cause is anti-Americanism. She will do whatever she can to turn people against America and to support the subversion of America. She is there to make propaganda, and the truth will be a casualty of her pursuit of her cause.

It's really just a milder version of the logic actual terrorists use -- it's ok to break a moral code because it's for the cause. The ends justifies the means; so I'm not surprised that Lynn Stewart aided a terrorist, I am just surprised that there are not more cases like this.

Whats kind of funny is that I would feel totally confident debating someone as rich and powerful as George Soros about any subject at all. Or Hillary Clinton. All of their talking points and style could never pose a serious threat to the combination of logic and history. And I'm just a low-level lizard. God help them if someone like Charles, EE or Ayatollah Ghilmeini were their opponent.

re: #216 Thanos

re: #213 Noam Sayin'

re: #210 Thanos

re: #203 Noam Sayin'

re: #198 Thanos

A good way to go through a $#!+load of ammunition for no f'ing reason.

Yes, but it looks like fun

That's what I was saying.

Oh, I thought you were worried about something silly, like the cost of the brass

Thank God, they don't make 'em out of copper!

re: #193 itellu3times

You need coverin' baby, I mean smotherim,
I'm gonna send you, back to the harem,
Put you way back inside honey, you need it,
I'm gonna give you my canvas,
I'm gonna give you every inch of my canvas.

Wanna whole lotta burqa?
Wanna whole lotta burqa?
Wanna whole lotta burqa?
Wanna whole lotta burqa?

See I told you! Good job itellu3times !

Good job

re: #211 Killian Bundy

re: #200 MandyManners

George Soros & MoveOn.org

In this exclusive series, IBD takes a look at George Soros, MoveOn.org and the impact they're having on the Democratic Party and American politics.

/it's actually the third article in the series, read 'em all for they are all devastating

That ad in the NYT seems to have attracted the wrong kind of attention for Soros.

re: #219 mondoreb

:) Funny........reminded me of a talk-radio comment I heard a lady make today, as I walked past a school bus where the driver was listening to the show while waiting for his students to board: "Deception is not truth."

Very rarely do I feel like using the kids' term, "Duh!".......but it fits perfectly here. :)

re: #214 Thanos

re: #211 Killian Bundy

re: #200 MandyManners

George Soros & MoveOn.org

In this exclusive series, IBD takes a look at George Soros, MoveOn.org and the impact they're having on the Democratic Party and American politics.

/it's actually the third article in the series, read 'em all for they are all devastating

Soros also gave us ACORN and ACT

Man!
I wish i would have had this yesterday! I posted a comment over at a left-wing dump yesterday....and they were saying that MoveOn.org members paid the dues and not Soros. And that they were a "reality based community".....sheeeeesh!

anyway...All I found were 2 links...one with Soros giving them $5 million and another where he and his partner gave them a "matching grant" of $10 million.

Thanx!
I'll make use of that!

re: #219 mondoreb

Welcome to legal ethics in the 21st century.

"Legal ethics" is an oxymoron.

No, it's not. It's a very serious subject for those in the legal business. If you don't act ethically, you can lose your license.

moveon is running commercials aimed at McConnell. The dems are going to work real hard to defeat him next year.

re: #220 Thanos

I am just surprised that there are not more cases like this.

Who knows what the feds are up to nowadays on this issue!

re: #221 Mich-again

Debate is most likely useless at this point. My kids have been feed lies for more than 18 years about the rain forest, global warming, victim hood etc. for their entire school life. Mine may get it some but most buy the lies they were indoctrinated with. Only pain and horror will knock them back to reality.

Alright. Let's lay off the lawyers.

... in general.

There's actually a lot of good info on what Soros is involved with in his wiki entry
[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

re: #219 mondoreb

Welcome to legal ethics in the 21st century.

"Legal ethics" is an oxymoron.

What about "ethically" legal?

re: #225 Ma Sands

re: #219 mondoreb

:) Funny........reminded me of a talk-radio comment I heard a lady make today, as I walked past a school bus where the driver was listening to the show while waiting for his students to board: "Deception is not truth."

Very rarely do I feel like using the kids' term, "Duh!".......but it fits perfectly here. :)

I agree!
You know...they say one thing, and it means quite another. And then when you call them on it, you become a hater or a bigot! But then,
they do it so often, it's hard to get excited after a while.

All I do is yawn and pass the bong on down the line....

re: #231 Noam Sayin'

Alright. Let's lay off the lawyers.

... in general.

Noam... man... you took all the fun away!

:D

re: #207 Ma Sands

.....not that I could decipher the "nuanced discourse"....... ): .......but this happens, right after I got a really nice approbation from cbinflux..........grieving, 'n' don't really know why..... ):

Here's the bottom line: I'm aware of what's happening at my web site, now more than ever with the new tools I've developed. If I tell you to knock it off, you have two ways to go -- you can either knock it off, or lose your account. It's not open to debate. LGF accounts are not a right, they are a privilege. Abuse it, and lose it.

re: #231 Noam Sayin'

Alright. Let's lay off the lawyers.

... in general.

Everyone likes to bash lawyers - until they need one.

re: #227 MandyManners

re: #219 mondoreb

Welcome to legal ethics in the 21st century.

"Legal ethics" is an oxymoron.

No, it's not. It's a very serious subject for those in the legal business. If you don't act ethically, you can lose your license.

Damn it MM!
Are you a lawyer?

I really did look up to her....

re: #234 mondoreb

re: #225 Ma Sands

re: #219 mondoreb

:) Funny........reminded me of a talk-radio comment I heard a lady make today, as I walked past a school bus where the driver was listening to the show while waiting for his students to board: "Deception is not truth."

Very rarely do I feel like using the kids' term, "Duh!".......but it fits perfectly here. :)

I agree!
You know...they say one thing, and it means quite another. And then when you call them on it, you become a hater or a bigot! But then,
they do it so often, it's hard to get excited after a while.

All I do is yawn and pass the bong on down the line....

And yet... you forgot to pass it to me.....

re: #230 x-ray

My kids have been feed lies for more than 18 years

The good news is kids are born with a natural tendency to doubt whatever it is that adults told them while they were growing up.

re: #227 MandyManners

MM...you know I'm kidding, right?
I ALMOST went that way.

Sometimes, late at night...I still shudder.

re: #233 Ginn

re: #219 mondoreb

Welcome to legal ethics in the 21st century.

"Legal ethics" is an oxymoron.

What about "ethically" legal?

Ginn!
How'd your post slip past me?

I think the MM lawyer thing threw off my well-ordered and numeraically-based mind!

Hi, Ginn!
Great night to be a lizard, isn't it?

re: #236 Charles

re: #207 Ma Sands

.....not that I could decipher the "nuanced discourse"....... ): .......but this happens, right after I got a really nice approbation from cbinflux..........grieving, 'n' don't really know why..... ):

Here's the bottom line: I'm aware of what's happening at my web site, now more than ever with the new tools I've developed. If I tell you to knock it off, you have two ways to go -- you can either knock it off, or lose your account. It's not open to debate. LGF accounts are not a right, they are a privilege. Abuse it, and lose it.

Charles...

I agree with you, 100%. This is your blog and I've felt that I am a guest on it. At times, I've misbehaved but I've been making the effort to try and behave. You've always been a very gracious host. And yes, it is a privilege to post here. Thank you for allowing me to contribute to LGF.

Ginn

If she were in prison for life, we would not have to worry about her speaking engagements.

re: #242 mondoreb

Great night to be a lizard, isn't it?

Always, Mondo, always..

re: #240 Mich-again
Gosh I have to be really dumb to have to reply to myself, but I need to add to that... They will doubt what you say as a parent, but if they check it out for themselves and determine that indeed you were right, then there is much respect that a parent can't buy.

re: #239 Ginn

re: #234 mondoreb

re: #225 Ma Sands

re: #219 mondoreb

:) Funny........reminded me of a talk-radio comment I heard a lady make today, as I walked past a school bus where the driver was listening to the show while waiting for his students to board: "Deception is not truth."

Very rarely do I feel like using the kids' term, "Duh!".......but it fits perfectly here. :)

I agree!
You know...they say one thing, and it means quite another. And then when you call them on it, you become a hater or a bigot! But then,
they do it so often, it's hard to get excited after a while.

All I do is yawn and pass the bong on down the line....

And yet... you forgot to pass it to me.....

Damn!
Now that I think about it, the first time I think I saw you...
You were in here running around posting and hitting a bong.

...and coughing your head off!

re: #245 Ginn

re: #242 mondoreb

Great night to be a lizard, isn't it?

Always, Mondo, always..

Then...
Pass the dang bong!

She was bogarting the bong that night, too....

re: #238 mondoreb

re: #227 MandyManners

re: #219 mondoreb

Welcome to legal ethics in the 21st century.

"Legal ethics" is an oxymoron.

No, it's not. It's a very serious subject for those in the legal business. If you don't act ethically, you can lose your license.

Damn it MM!
Are you a lawyer?

I really did look up to her....

No but, I've worked with many and when I head back out into the work-world, I will do so again. They're humans just like the rest of us.

re: #249 mondoreb

re: #245 Ginn

re: #242 mondoreb

Great night to be a lizard, isn't it?

Always, Mondo, always..

Then...
Pass the dang bong!

She was bogarting the bong that night, too....

Well..... scuuuusssssseeeeee me....

I like posting on LGF

Time for me to get some sleeps, I'll leave you with some Tommy Emmanuel