Dial-up. Grrrrr!

How Low Can the New York Times Go?

At what depth is the lowest level of hell?

I do believe that their fearless leader is an enemy, no longer even giving a whit about the stock or this country.He plans on going down in flames and taking anyone else he can wtih him.

No wonder their stock is tanking. I wonder if they are going to be turning to a Middle East buyer soon because no US person is going to want to own stock in this company.

The jihadis over at C&L are praising this video!

But we already knew what side they were on.

It is becoming more and more difficult to distinguish reality from a South Park skit ...

$5.00 a share?

I, as an American Jewish Republican, will NEVER buy that P.O.S. rag again!

re: #1 WayDownSouthInBama

Dial-up. Grrrrr!

You haven't missed anything except an opportunity to spit up bile.

I cannot remember, did they do some spots for Hitler, Mussolini, and the Imperial Japanese Command from '41-45?

This might be construed as a (unsuccessful) cardiac massage in the ER.
LOL

re: #7 Attaboid

$5.00 a share?

What a rip off!

Well, all during the Kosovo War the New York Slimes was shilling for Clinton's war on behalf of the jihadist/narcoterrorists and against the Christian Serbs.

This is evil, to be sure, but it is NOT NEW.

Stop that eerie asian music. please.

It claims in the video that Sanchez came out against the war when that's false. Sanchez came out against the reporters that posted a negative view of the war. Obviously they're not going to come honest on this point.

If you're having a poll, mark my vote for "lower than whale poo on the bottom of the ocean" and "Ron Paul"

The left has no morality, as morality is born of religion. They have convenient (and disposable) principals they place on parade and call morality, but when you don't know the difference, its all the same.

wow, MoveOn must be pissed-these guys got their ad run for FREE!

Well, this is the newspaper that gave jihadis a heads up on their front page of an American government program that was successfully tracing them through their financial transactions. The NYT knowingly sabotaged this program and allowed the enemy to elude capture.

Why the editorial board was not tried on charges of treason, I will never understand.

This fawning piece of crap should be entitled "Identify with your enemy". Jihadis are laughing at the Grey Lady doing their work for them, and not charging them a penny!

re: #2 Sharmuta

How Low Can the New York Times Go?

At what depth is the lowest level of hell?

Ah but then they'll hit bottom and dig.

I suspect we ain't seen nothin yet and that they will support nuclear Iran within a week.

The stock price will fall if other investment houses dump their holdings(which they probably will) but may then rise upon a private reorganization. That all depends on the dividends.

/Thats just money tho...nothing but an editorial heart transplant saves them...

re: #4 JeffinSac

No wonder their stock is tanking. I wonder if they are going to be turning to a Middle East buyer soon because no US person is going to want to own stock in this company.

Actually a purchase by Dubai or somesuch would be perfect. At least it would throw up a question mark for some folks out there who would never think to question The Times otherwise.

The Iraqi insurgency was set up ahead of time by Saddam Hussein, in collaboration with various AQ and other jihadists, many of them from other countries. The whole point was so that, if Saddam Hussein's regime were to be overturned, the jihadists would wreak havoc in revenge.

The unasked question is: where are all the moderates?

Know Thine enemy

Oh we here all know you NYT jihadists are the enemy, but thanks for telling the world.

"I'm a shia"
"I can't kill my wife..."
really?

re: #21 The Shadow Do

I have to wonder how much NYT stock was already bought and paid for by petrodollars.

re: #1 WayDownSouthInBama

I know how you feel. I'm often tempted to post a "first, damn dial up" about an hour into a thread, but believe Charles would get upset.

Can we question their patriotism NOW?

re: #2 Sharmuta

How Low Can the New York Times Go?

At what depth is the lowest level of hell?

Negative infinity... a perfectly valid mathematical concept

I think each NY Times issue should be wrapped and sold in a burqua

re: #2 Sharmuta

How Low Can the New York Times Go?

At what depth is the lowest level of hell?

When they hit rock bottom, they will start chiseling deeper.

re: #26 1389

re: #21 The Shadow Do

I have to wonder how much NYT stock was already bought and paid for by petrodollars.

The propaganda has been absolutely free to date. No investment incentive there.

re: #30 Old Tanker

Can we question their patriotism NOW?

Of course not, treachery is patriotic, ask Damascus Nan Pelosi

If you go to the "Meeting Resistance" website, you'll see a quote from Sidney Blumenthal praising the film. You'll also see that one of the awards it won was a Golden Award from the 2007 Al Jazeera International Documentary Film Festival. That tells you all you need to know about this film.

re: #31 avideditorla.com

Yeah it was amazing, terrorists hate imagination, anything that dosent involve memorzing the koran and putting your ass in the air 5 times a day is Haram.

Love to know who put up the money to get this thing made.

re: #9 maddogg

I had to stop watching part way through. I'd seen enough enemy propaganda.

re: #36 SpartanWoman

re: #30 Old Tanker

Can we question their patriotism NOW?

Of course not, treachery is patriotic, ask Damascus Nan Pelosi

I thought her name was Damascus Nancy P. Lousy. Or weren't you talking about the screecher of the house.

Do they print the paper in Arabic?

They'd probably get a wider audience.

Well, as always, they hit bottom and keep on digging.

I sent them an email that I am willing to bet they won't print. In it, I accuse them of being the most anti-American paper, and I said:

If the anti-sedition laws that the Koskidz frown upon were truly in force, you would have been shut down five years ago. As it is, we can depend on the NYT to adopt any theme that will denigrate the United States. Under Abraham Lincoln, Woodrow Wilson, or Franklin D. Roosevelt, you would already be in jail.
And you and your idiot buds think GWB is worse than Hitler? Give me a break.

I've got five bucks that says they won't print what I told them. :p

re: #34 JeremyR

re: #2 Sharmuta

How Low Can the New York Times Go?

At what depth is the lowest level of hell?

When they hit rock bottom, they will start chiseling deeper.

They have, and they are.

Interesting that they mention General Sanchez in the beginning.

Let's listen to the his words:

“Unfortunately, I have issued ultimatums to some of you for unscrupulous reporting that was solely focused on supporting your agenda and preconceived notions of what our military had done.”

“Almost invariably, my perception is that the sensationalistic value of these assessments is what provided the edge that you seek for self aggrandizement or to advance your individual quest for getting on the front page with your stories.”

“As I understand it, your measure of worth is how many front page stories you have written and unfortunately some of you will compromise your integrity and display questionable ethics as you seek to keep America informed.”

“It seems that as long as you get a front page story there is little or no regard for the ‘collateral damage’ you will cause. Personal reputations have no value and you report with total impunity and are rarely held accountable for unethical conduct.”

“The speculative and often uninformed initial reporting that characterizes our media appears to be rapidly becoming the standard of the industry.”

“Other major challenges are your willingness to be manipulated by ‘high level officials’ who leak stories and by lawyers who use hyperbole to strengthen their arguments. Your unwillingness to accurately and prominently correct your mistakes and your agenda-driven biases contribute to this corrosive environment.”

“All of these challenges combined create a media environment that does a tremendous disservice to America. Over the course of this war, tactically insignificant events have become strategic defeats for America because of the tremendous power and impact of the media and by extension, you, the journalist. In many cases, the media has unjustly destroyed the individual reputations and carriers of those involved.”

“When you assume that you are correct and on the moral high ground on a story, because we have not responded to questions you provided, is [sic] the ultimate arrogance and distortion of ethics. One of your highly-respected fellow journalists once told me that there are some amongst you who ‘feed from a pig’s trough’. If that is who I am dealing with, then I will never respond, otherwise we will both get dirty, and the pig will love it. This does not mean your story is accurate.”

“All are victims of the massive agenda-driven competition for economic or political supremacy. The death knell of your ethics has been enabled by your parent organizations who have chosen to align themselves with political agendas. What is clear to me is that you are perpetuating the corrosive partisan politics that is destroying our country and killing our service members who are at war...For some of you, just like some of our politicians, the truth is of little-to-no value if it does not fit your own pre-conceived notions, biases and agendas.”

Funny that Molly and Steve didn't mention any of those ain't it?

That thing actually implies that if we just packed up and left, Iraq would be this peaceful paradise of happily coexisting Sunnis and Shias.

Statistics throughout come from a BBC/ABC poll. Trust them?

The NY Times servers must be swamped, these links seems to work though:

Windows Media Format
[Link: www.crooksandliars.com...]

Quicktime Format
[Link: www.crooksandliars.com...]

And how des one tell "ordinary citizens" from baathists and muslim terrorists?  Too much 'political correctness' in our society, clean that place up -- pretend we're fighting a war.

Every month or so I get a letter from the NYT begging me to subscribe. I take it straight to the garbage in back and I DON"T recycle it. So there, NYT!

re: #23 lookingup

What moderates?

Anti-American propaganda - they're not even attempting to be subtle about it. Lovely. Can we swear here?

re: #50 song_and_dance_man

The NYT are thug hugging self serving whine ridden slant producing hate slouching mammon groping muffer loving motherfathers.

All the "news" that isn't fit to put on the bottom of a vulture cage...

From the FAQ section of their site, it looks like this was filmed between August 2003 and June 2004. So it's a little bit out of date.

re: #48 William

And how des one tell "ordinary citizens" from baathists and muslim terrorists? Too much 'political correctness' in our society, clean that place up -- pretend we're fighting a war.

I'm sure it's because they TOLD them so......

re: #46 Geepers

That is probably the most misreported news stories I have seen. Ever.

OT Terrorists blew up imagination land on South Park!

Got all of 36 seconds into that crap before I had to pull the plug.

No one will ever be able to adequately describe the reasons for the Times hatred of America, and Israel.

We tolerate this crap because we are Americans, and blessed by the First Amendment to the Constitution. That's also, coincidently, the reason we allow islam in our midst.

Larry Flynt, once said something to the effect that "if ya want free speech, ya gotta put up with me." That's even more true regarding the Times.
Hustler, is still thriving, I believe, owing, no doubt, to it's abundance of naked women, while the Times is withering on the vine because of its abundance of naked bias, and hatred.

FOOK 'EM!

In a video Op-Ed by documentary filmmakers Molly Bingham and Steve Connors, Iraqis explain the roots of the insurgency.

Molly Bingham's bio says she was the Goracle's photographer.

From 1998 through 2001 Bingham worked as Official Photographer to the Office of the Vice President of the United States.

Damn, that was persuasive. I'm scrapping my rifle and putting my uniforms on e-Bay. See y'all Friday at the mosque.

/Fifth Columnists- thrice-damned traitorous spawn of syphilitic dogs

"100% of those polled disapproved of attacks on Iraqi civilians."

Who the hell did they poll. Pigeons? What about the guy who was out of focus. Guess they never got around to polling him. You have to be seriously deranged to be swayed by this insurgent advertorial.

I think the nyt will:

1) be shocked to learn there is a hell

and

2) be shocked to see it populated with so many of their favorite people

re: #59 SeafoodGumbo

In a video Op-Ed by documentary filmmakers Molly Bingham and Steve Connors, Iraqis explain the roots of the insurgency.

Molly Bingham's bio says she was the Goracle's photographer.

From 1998 through 2001 Bingham worked as Official Photographer to the Office of the Vice President of the United States.

That explains a lot right there!

Drudge, today, supplied the headline: Morgan Stanley dumped their stock. They had had a 20% share. And, they had also gone public, before they took this action, that they had asked the family to turn the stock into one that could be VOTED ON. Instead? The "family" of pinch, the idiot in charge, is one of nine family members. They won't be happy till what they have is sold at auction.

As to the "ad" ...

Is this worse than Petraeus? And, how they made his name into DEMOCRAPS BETRAY US? Because that's what happened when it boomeranged.

If Bush wasn't set on his "right of return" for the palestinians; and his creation of a terrorist state; his own poll numbers wouldn't be so down in the dumps. But he's back to exercising himself at "square one."

I don't think this favors Hillary, either.

Didn't they also get caught giving Move.On a "discount" for the Petraeus ad?

Meanwhile, Petraeus became much more publicly known. And, for the most part, influenced many Americans that he's a terrific general.

By the way, just as stuff travels on the Net; today at InstaPundit was an interesting factoid. Again, we are not in Vietnam, anymore! Officers are no longer FRAGGED!

Yes, I remember Mort Sahl coming out on stage. With the newspaper tucked under his arm. Referring to the headline (back in the late 1960's) ... so you know we were in Vietnam. And, he said:

The Pentagon is complaining that there are too many officers being fragged. And, he added: So what's the acceptable number?

Once the draft got flushed; which is worth thanking Nixon for! We became a country with a volunteer army. And, officers are not being fragged, now, at all.

I'd bet the Shi'a in Irak are still in 3rd place. It seems the arabs (sunni and shia, gambled on the wrong horses. And, Petraeus, with the surge, (and also demolishing Ramadi FIRST, so no snipers had a safe haven in which to "hang out." Got the sunnis to turn. And, to support being trained by the USA. Of course, you know the Kurds always had this. Always had security. And, are building their part of Iraq, like gangbusters.

The other number? We're matching the electricity output that Saddam supplied. Sure. It can get better. But it is on par with what the NY Times would call "Iraq's utopia."

The NYT is a very poorly run paper.

The Morgan Staney dump is disasterous for them, too. But they don't have economists who can fathom that fact.

Soon, the really bad news catches up with pinch. "C" students don't make great leaders. Family connections doesn't breed talent. Ditto for bush.

I was once offered a copy of the nyt for free.
I said, "I'm sorry. I don't have a pet bird."

Give me a break... if the Americans leave there will be peace? Then how do they explain that when 30,000 more Americans appeared (the surge) violence went down?

re: #61 meMarc

I'd like to see the breakdown of their so-called "polls". I'd like to see how the questions were worded, and where they took their samples from.

I'm so livid right now. We have to do something about this.

re: #64 Carol Herman

Countdown to Chapter 7 for the NYT...

get this folks: i quit reading it in the mid '80's. before i even knew anything abt. poilitics, i dumped the nyt. call me psychic.

re: #8 swampscott

I used to sell papers for 30 years and even before the Iraq War I would say that The Wall Street Journal has far exceeded the NYT by 18 touchdowns.

The NYT editorial board has been sinking in slime for a pretty long time and I wouldn't be surprised if they are being supported in the past several years by Soros or some other Islamo-Facist-Marxist dung

OT from the last thread, but only slightly
(thieves in disguise)
Barry Hussein Obama was on Leno tonight. The guy is sorta smart, very personable, and a raving moonbat (cradle-to-grave socialism, no civil rights under the 2nd Amendment, etc.). Along the way, in one of several swipes at President Bush, Obama implied that the President is not sober. He also referred to Alberto Gonzales' shredding of the Constitution. I've heard that a lot this week, and still can't figure out what the hell that refers to in the real world.
Leno asked him about the President's already-mischaracterized comment about the likelihood of World War III if Iran gets nukes. Obama hit all the Kerry-esque talking points about diplomacy, world pressure on Iran, and the need for foreign consensus on U.S. actions. He also stated that we have a war in Afghanistan, a war in Iraq, and are stretched too thin for another war.
Barry, words have meaning. We are not in multiple wars. We are in one War.

Afghanistan, Iraq, Israel, and other battle zones are not wars, they are campaigns in a much larger war. This distinction seems to be lost on most of the MSM, a large portion of Congress, pretty much the whole of Hollyweird, and a largish chunk of the public.

[Link: herbertsobel.blogspot.com...]
Yeah, Barry, we're stretched thin. The Army is capped at about 450,000 total soldiers at the moment, by Act of Congress. We had more than that in Viet Nam alone in the late '60s at the height of that war.

re: #70 avideditorla.com

Simple. It was to appease the Saudis.

re: #60 American Soldier

Damn, that was persuasive. I'm scrapping my rifle and putting my uniforms on e-Bay. See y'all Friday at the mosque.

/Fifth Columnists- thrice-damned traitorous spawn of syphilitic dogs

What? No exclamation point? Is this your kinder, gentler side?

You have to see it to believe it:

Wow. Even I am blown away by this ad and the documentary it promotes.

It's as if these filmmakers are propagandists for the Islamists. Not even "as if" -- they are propagandists for the Islamists. I've never seen anything like it. A cross between Leni Reifenstahl and Vidkun Quisling.

These people aren't even traitors to America. They are traitors to human decency.

The Shadow Do (#56),

That is probably the most misreported news stories I have seen. Ever.

Yes.

And by not reporting what he said about their agenda driven bias but only what he said about mistake being made, it's the perfect example of quod erat demonstrandum.

re: #75 M. Bensson-Levi

re: #60 American Soldier

Damn, that was persuasive. I'm scrapping my rifle and putting my uniforms on e-Bay. See y'all Friday at the mosque.

/Fifth Columnists- thrice-damned traitorous spawn of syphilitic dogs

What? No exclamation point? Is this your kinder, gentler side?

I don't think I got one o' them.
Been awake two days, don't have enough enthusiam for exclamation points. Just thoroughly pissed off at the traitors in this country.
Owe you an e-mail, will try to get to it later today.

re: #79 American Soldier

I'm from Seattle, so you'll have to forgive me...

Don't let your anger consume you. That's too much like our friends at the NYT, Code Pink and Olberman. Save your energy, we'll definitely need you around when things really start hitting the fan...

Oh wait, the ad was the documentary. I was mistaken. After wacthing it all the way to the end, I see that the "op-ed" is the sum total of the presentation.

Good. Any longer and I would have had to buy a new computer, as this one would have become airborne through the nearest window.

re: #49 eastvillageinfidel

Every month or so I get a letter from the NYT begging me to subscribe. I take it straight to the garbage in back and I DON"T recycle it. So there, NYT!

If it comes with a self-addressed return envelope with pre-paid postage, mail it back to them with your refusal so it costs them.

If they were inundated with refusals stating the reasons why...that would be worth even paying the postage yourself if need be. They need to be called over and over again on the garbage they put out.

Guess their server is overloaded.

One of the high spots of my career to date was smashing an ABC minicam in Chicago. With only a few exceptions (the Michael Yons and Joe Galloways of the world) I have little regard for journalists, filmakers, and their ilk.

NYT-Jazeera !

re: #77 zombie

Oh dear - we missed you in Berkeley today or did we?

re: #13 Attaboid

Stop that eerie asian music. please.

Do note the credits are the end where it says the music was done by a self-hating Jew.

These 'insurgents' spend most of their time deliberately killing Iraqis and screwing their country up any way they can think of. Shame on the NYT for fawning over them like this.

re: #77 zombie

Spot-on. I could not watch the whole thing...I.hate.al-NY Slimes.

They are the enemy.

According to this crockumentary, I kid you not:

* "the administration's incompetence [sic] turned the venture [sic] into a failure"

* "the power [sic] of the insurgency doomed the occupation from the start"

* "This conclusion is based on recent Iraqi public opinion surveys by the BBC"

The first point is a John Kerry/DNC/Bin Laden talking point.

These points are reality based on an opinion poll?

Also, the propaganda film is titled "Meeting Resistance" -- as in the jihadis and bathists killing civilians and school children en masse are referred to as "resistance."

Kooks.

And the NY Times, Walter Duranty lives on in most of the staff.

re: #81 GregInSeattle

re: #79 American Soldier

I'm from Seattle, so you'll have to forgive me...

Don't let your anger consume you. That's too much like our friends at the NYT, Code Pink and Olberman. Save your energy, we'll definitely need you around when things really start hitting the fan...

The Colonel: All that hate's gonna burn you up, kid.
Robert: It keeps me warm.
-Red Dawn, 1984

re: #88 zombie

Defensive about eerie Asian music?

MUCH,
R

re: #22 1389

The Iraqi insurgency was set up ahead of time by Saddam Hussein, in collaboration with various AQ and other jihadists, many of them from other countries. The whole point was so that, if Saddam Hussein's regime were to be overturned, the jihadists would wreak havoc in revenge.

I tend to agree with that.

Here's the poster for this wretched terrorist propaganda.

re: #39 meMarc

Love to know who put up the money to get this thing made.

What I would like to see is the "making of" documentary about the documentary, that shows the fawning and groveling that these filmmakers must have done to get these interviews: "We are on your side! We hate American too! Help us destroy America from within!"

"OK, infidel, I promise to kill you last."

re: #88 zombie

re: #13 Attaboid

Stop that eerie asian music. please.

Do note the credits are the end where it says the music was done by a self-hating Jew.

Dick Horowitz.... I saw that too.

re: #50 song_and_dance_man

The NYT are thug hugging self serving whine ridden slant producing hate slouching mammon groping muffer loving motherfathers.

And they wear itsy-bitsy teeny-weeny yellow polka-dot burqinis.

re: #95 SeafoodGumbo

Here's the poster for this wretched terrorist propaganda.

Caption: What would you do if America was invaded?

I would be partial to killing jihadis, with leftists as tempting collateral damage (oops).

They have morals and intellect below that of masturbating monkeys.

I thought one of the big gripes about the western powers was that they created these artificial, inherently unstable countries out of the remains of the Ottoman empire. Yet the NooYorkSlimes expects us to believe that Iraqis are deeply patriotic and that is why they want us out? Puh-leeze.

Iraqis don't care about anything until the "occupation" ends? Tell that to the purple fingers.

Two thirds of Iraqis believe our departure would not lead to a broader civil war? I'd like to peer review their methods on that tidbit.

Plus I couldn't hear any sound, so they don't even know how to post a video online.

This is just crap.

The NYT needs to go financially bankrupt - they're already bankrupt in every other way.

re: #67 capitalist piglet

Just luv your nic. It's so dainty!
;)

The day will not come too soon when the last shovel of dirt is laid on the remains that was the NYT.

Bassteerds.

re: #54 mountain

From the FAQ section of their site, it looks like this was filmed between August 2003 and June 2004. So it's a little bit out of date.

Ahhhhhhh. That explains a lot. I'm sure most of the people interviewed in the film are now either dead or have gotten their visas to be refugees in America and are presently working at a Quik Stop in Alexandria Virginia.

I wonder how much longer before the NYT has to file bankruptcy. No, not moral bankruptcy, that was a long time ago, I'm talking financial bankruptcy.

"It all comes down to this".....If I lived in a country ruled by a sadistic murdering tyrant that has isolated himself from the rest of the world and brought nothing to the people but poverty and pain, while living a lifestyle beyond my wildest dreams, and I saw an Iraqi soldier riding on top waiving his gun promising freedom and opportunity, I would not only accept that, but I would shake his hand and thank him from the bottom of my heart and probably join him in the fight.

Suck on that New York Times! This game is easy.

Time for this Old Soldier to rack out. Later, all.

William (#91),

And don't you love how they claim that there is no al Queda in Iraq?

This makes AQI's move to name themselves al Queda in Iraq a brilliantly deceptive move that has fooled even the most tenacious investigative journalist.

re: #77 zombie

These people aren't even traitors to America. They are traitors to human decency.

/This statement bears repeating.

re: #80 avideditorla.com

re: #77 zombie

I can not agree with you more. But what can we do about it?

The simplest thing is to not buy the NY Times, do not click on any of their Web ads, do not buy their stock, and encourage others to do likewise.

re: #87 Bobibutu

re: #77 zombie

Oh dear - we missed you in Berkeley today or did we?

I wasn't there, but I did see all the reports on TV!

I seem to have missed some pretty good action!

Oh look, the film won Gold at the 2007 Al-Jezeera international documentary film festival.

The NYT is already morally bankrupt, while also loosing subscribers in droves, financially bankrupt can't be far behind..

re: #73 American Soldier

There is a real problem with the size of our armed forces that needs to be addressed. A professional, standing army( which we have ALWAYS had) is fine during times of relative peace, but must be greatly expanded( and ALWAYS has been, historically by conscription) during times of war. If the military is comprised only of volunteer, paid professionals, what does one do with them when the war/need is over? The military has to be able to expand and contract, as needed.

We need a much larger military for now, and the foreseeable future, and the ability to contract our military after the job is done.

As you are well aware, this need NOT be a long, and protracted war, if the WILL is there.

An involuntary draft, or an extensive ready reserve force, as in Israel, seem to be the only apparent solutions.

Too bad that Bush didn't call for two million volunteers on 9-12, 'cause he'd have gotten them, but that's water long gone. We need to act soon to resolve this problem.

re: #102 Irene NYC

re: #67 capitalist piglet

Just luv your nic. It's so dainty!
;)

Why, thank you! : ) (I can't say I'm feeling very dainty at the moment, however...I'm about ready to blow a gasket over this %*$#ing anti-American propaganda.)

Any NY and DC lizards interested in questioning these traitors about their film?

NEW YORK LIZARDS!

New York, NY
Cinema Village, 22 E 12th St, New York, NY 10003

Q&A with producer Daniel J. Chalfen on Friday, October 19th following the 7:20 & 9:25pm showtimes.

Q&A with directors Steve Connors & Molly Bingham on Saturday, October 20th following the 5:15, 7:20 and 9:25pm showtimes.

And on Sunday, October 21st following the 5:15 & 7:20pm showtimes.

WASHINGTON LIZARDS!

AMC Loews Dupont Circle 5, 1350 19th St NW, Washington, DC 20036

* Q&A with directors Steve Connors & Molly Bingham on Friday, October 19th following the 7:00 and 9:00pm showtimes.
And on Monday October 22 - Thursday October 25 at 7pm daily

And check out where else it's playing already:

Marine Corps Base Quantico Tuesday, January 30th 2007

United States Military Academy
at Westpoint Monday, October 23rd 2006

I'm imagining a hypothetical magic fairy land where whole media organzations can be put on trial for aiding and abetting terrorist groups. In this magic fairy land, the NYT offices are raided and all internal communications are seized.

I bet you'd find some interesting things in the intra-office e-mail.

How freakin' treacherous! 60 Years ago they would have been hung by the neck in front of a firing squad!

"playing already" ---> "played already"

re: #117 poovey1171

How freakin' treacherous! 60 Years ago they would have been hung by the neck in front of a firing squad!

By the WHAT?

Seeing things like this "documentary/op-ed" piece makes me so sad. I could cry for our country. At least once a day I find myself wondering, "What do I have in common with these people?" We don't have the same hopes, dreams or visions.

How much longer can our country last with such a terrible, terrible divide?

SeafoodGumbo (#110),

"playing already" ---> "played already"

Well I think the best usage for this particular movie would be "being played."

Seeing that this terrorist propaganda film was shown at West Point and Quantico reminds me that America-despiser and traitor Noam Chomsky gave a speech at West Point a year or two ago.

WTF?

I just watched the video. It's awful--as anti-American as it gets. The NY Times will never show the horrors of Saddam Hussein, or anyone who appreciates getting rid of him.

Remember when every NYC newspaper--except the Times--ran an editorial on SEAL Michael Murphy, a local guy who won the Medal of Honor? Not only did the NY Times not write an editorial about him, there wasn't even a story about him. Not one word!

I wrote to the NY Times "Public Editor."

There has been no response.

re: #83 siiras

That's an interesting angle. Maybe I'll just scrawl " FUCK YOU, TRAITORS" in big red letters across the form.

re: #123 SeafoodGumbo

Seeing that this terrorist propaganda film was shown at West Point and Quantico reminds me that America-despiser and traitor Noam Chomsky gave a speech at West Point a year or two ago.

WTF?

I can only hope they paid him with money they all sneezed on.

NYT just doesn't get it along with the rest of their ilk. Winning in Iraq and Afghanistan doesn't mean a victory for President Bush or American culture. It means a victory for all peoples who embrace life over those that cherish death! The Islamic Fascists and the Socialists want to break our individuality, usurp our freewill, and bring us under the collectivist thinking that has bankrupt human potential. Free peoples have the right, God given and secular, to live our own lives without subjugation by tyrants. Freedom has a cost.

The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is it's natural manure." - Thomas Jefferson to William Stephens Smith, Paris, 13 Nov. 1787

re: #123 SeafoodGumbo

Seeing that this terrorist propaganda film was shown at West Point and Quantico reminds me that America-despiser and traitor Noam Chomsky gave a speech at West Point a year or two ago.

WTF?

File under "Know your enemy".

How Low Can the New York Times Go?

Horrid stock, setting a new 52 week low after Morgan Stanley dumped all it's shares yesterday, although it finished slightly off the intraday low at $18.43/..43.

3wood, an acknowledged, by me, expert, thought this might be a good shorting opportunity. Me, not a short sealer, thinks, be careful, the price is too low.

A. it goes to zero.

B. it gets gobbled up

C. it goes private.

/A. you could make 18 short points; B. and C., your short could get easily squeezed if you're not paying close attention and get caught off guard

Looks like Molly was one of the early "the military is targeting the press" believers.

A choice quote:

And many American journalists often refer to those attacking Americans or Iraqi troops and policemen as "terrorists." Some are indeed using terrorist tactics, but calling them "terrorists" simply shuts down any sense of need or interest to look beyond that word, to understand why indeed human beings might be willing to die in a violent struggle to achieve their goal.

More here about her here:
[Link: www.techimo.com...]

re: #115 SeafoodGumbo

Any NY and DC lizards interested in questioning these traitors about their film?

NEW YORK LIZARDS!

New York, NY
Cinema Village, 22 E 12th St, New York, NY 10003

Q&A with producer Daniel J. Chalfen on Friday, October 19th following the 7:20 & 9:25pm showtimes.Q&A with directors Steve Connors & Molly Bingham on Saturday, October 20th following the 5:15, 7:20 and 9:25pm showtimes.

And on Sunday, October 21st following the 5:15 & 7:20pm showtimes.

WASHINGTON LIZARDS!

AMC Loews Dupont Circle 5, 1350 19th St NW, Washington, DC 20036

* Q&A with directors Steve Connors & Molly Bingham on Friday, October 19th following the 7:00 and 9:00pm showtimes.
And on Monday October 22 - Thursday October 25 at 7pm daily

And check out where else it's playing already:

Marine Corps Base Quantico Tuesday, January 30th 2007

United States Military Academy
at Westpoint Monday, October 23rd 2006

thank you. i'm going to go and question the traitors.

Charles, if you get the chance, could you delete the post I reported in this thread?

BAD
FORM,
R

With Pinch at the helm, it won't be long until the paper loads it's delivery trucks and drives directly to the recycling center, where, they can at least get a return on their investment.

They've gone from wrapping fish, to sleeping with the fishes.

I wonder what it's like to have no moral, ethical, or journalistic standards. Keep in mind that recently in Iraq it is Iraqi journalists al-qaeda has been murdering. The nyt is so low that, despite this, they have continued to wantonly promote these killers of their own peers. I now have to question if there is anyone they wouldn't sell down the river to promote their hatred for America. I bet they'd sell out their own mothers.

re: #126 zombie

re: #123 SeafoodGumbo

Seeing that this terrorist propaganda film was shown at West Point and Quantico reminds me that America-despiser and traitor Noam Chomsky gave a speech at West Point a year or two ago.

WTF?

I can only hope they paid him with money they all sneezed on.

I'd hope they paid him in pennies taken from a crackhouse piggy bank that was used as a urinal for a few years.

if a leftist american can support or condone the murder of innocent Balinese citizens by jihadis simply because the Balinese provide a vacation destination to Brits and Aussie and they in turn are fighting jihadis in the ME...then why cant I in my turn condone the killing of that leftist since I support those Brits and Aussies in their mission?....if the Balinese are to be targets then the leftist supporters of jihad become targets by their own logic...why cant they come to this conclusion?...do they have a death wish?...just sayin

A NATION AT WAR: SURVIVORS; Journalists Tell of a Prison Filled With Screams
By ALAN FEUER
Published: April 3, 2003

A day after their release from Iraqi custody, four Western journalists spoke for the first time publicly today about their incarceration in the Baghdad government's most notorious prison, saying they were exhausted by their eight-day ordeal but thrilled to have survived.

The four -- a correspondent and staff photographer from Newsday and two freelance photographers -- said they were not harmed by their captors but that they witnessed other prisoners being beaten.

''You could hear screams, mostly at night,'' said Matthew McAllester, 33, the Newsday reporter. ''They were beating prisoners in front of us, a yard or so away. I had to turn my back and lay looking at the walls.''

The journalists' accounts showed that the Abu Ghraib prison, 20 miles from Baghdad, had at least partly refilled. It was long a detention center for thousands of political as well as ordinary prisoners of the Hussein government, but was emptied last October when Mr. Hussein issued a blanket pardon after an election in which he was officially reported to have won 100 percent of the vote.

Mr. McAllester and the photographers -- Moises Saman, 29, of Newsday; Molly Bingham, 34, a freelancer who was the official photographer for Al Gore's presidential campaign; and Johan Spanner, 28, a Danish freelancer -- were arrested on March 25 at the Palestine Hotel in Baghdad. They said the secret police rousted them from their rooms, took their clothing, jewelry and watches and drove them to Abu Ghraib.

They said they were not informed about the accusations against them, but were asked -- politely, they said -- whether they were spies, where they had been, whom they had met and why they were in Baghdad.

Mr. McAllester and Mr. Saman had entered Iraq on visas granting them permission to write stories about peace activists who were working in the country. Ms. Bingham and Mr. Spanner came in on tourist visas. None of them had government minders, and they worked beyond the scope of their accreditation.

Molly must've lost her mind. She gets arrested by Saddam Hussein, thrown into Abu Ghraib, and then produces this propaganda piece?

re: #134 Sharmuta

Of course they would, they've already sold their children...

LOW BID
CONTRACT,
R

KingKenrod (#130),From your link:

but calling them "terrorists" simply shuts down any sense of need or interest to look beyond that word, to understand why indeed human beings might be willing to die in a violent struggle to achieve their goal.

I'll give you a clue Molly, in this case it starts with an "I".

re: #131 nyc redneck

thank you. i'm going to go and question the traitors.

Good for you! Many thanks!

re: #137 Irene NYC

The "official" al-Gore photographer had a mind to begin with?

WONDERS,
R

re: #139 Geepers

I'll give you a clue Molly, in this case it starts with an "I".

Golly Geepers, didja have to use a capital I?
;)

OT

Man, FOXNews really does want to kill off Red Eye, for some reason -- it was getting something like 300,000 viewers in its time slot, and they move it one hour forward into the truly dead of night.

They really did move it to 3 AM Eastern.

How stupid can you get? Do they really think people are going to tune-in in the same numbers for a Brit Hume re-run? To my knowledge TiVo still isn't covered in the ratings, so this might just play in someone's desire to see this show killed. It is the funniest show on TV. I actually stayed up to see if its "rescheduling" was true, and it is.

I hate the media.

re: #139 Geepers

I have a second clue...

When somebody says they're going to kill you, believe them. You can worry about why after it's over.

But something tells me that we could tell her why, right to her face, and she still wouldn't believe it. Even if she understood it...

RIPLEY!,
R

re: #122 Geepers

SeafoodGumbo (#110),

"playing already" ---> "played already"

Well I think the best usage for this particular movie would be "being played."

True dat. The filmmakers aren't dupes, though. They know exactly what they're doing.

clearly in this new paradigm I'm surely going to have to learn to stand on my head and walk with my hands if I'm going to understand the new inverted rationale crammed down my throat...

Morally bankrupt, heading for fiscally.

Soon, one hopes.

Allah's News That Fit To Print

re: #147 profitsbeard

Allah's News That Fit To Print

Hey! An instant classic!

re: #138 Render

You're right- their family, friends, peers... The only people they haven't knifed in the back are themselves. I think that's the definition of a malignant narcissist. Perhaps it's a prerequisite to employment at al-nyt.

OT:

My pics of today's Move America Forward vs Code Pink face-off in downtown Berkeley today

Enjoy!

re: #143 Tasty Beverage

You know, I just noticed that it was Brit and not Red Eye (I'm used to watching them in reverse order). R. Lee Ermey was a guest yesterday. WTF?

/I guess they've pushed the envelope too far for FOX and now, ala Hunter Thompson, Red Eye is DOOMED, what a shame!

re: #151 neocon hippie

OT:

My pics of today's Move America Forward vs Code Pink face-off in downtown Berkeley today

Enjoy!

OOOOhhh, I'l check it out now!

re: #148 savage_nation

First of all- what a terrible thing to post. Second- you would do this over these *ssholes? They are clearly not worth it, and they probably wouldn't mind if you did. One less evil neo-con to worry about. So p*ss off al-nyt, and keep up the fight.

Our soldiers in Iraq have even had to watch this crap.

The film and the filmmakers were brought to Baghdad by the military's Red Team — an organization whose sole mission is to present alternative views about the enemy to U.S. troops.

This was the last in a series of films on insurgencies sponsored by the Red Team.

Also in the series were classics of war and fighting insurgencies, like Gillo Pontecorvos' 1966 "The Battle of Algiers," the 2004 documentary "Control Room" about Al Jazeera, the Arabic satellite channel and the views it transmitted about the U.S. war in Iraq; it even screened a western, Fred Zinnemann's 1952 film "High Noon," about a sheriff trying to bring order to a lawless town whose citizens are too afraid to lift a finger to help him.

"We are literally the devil's advocate," said Red Team leader Lt. Col. Jeff Ragland. "It doesn't make you a popular guy, but it's a necessary thing."

Necessary, said Ragland, because defeating an insurgency is about more than killing the bad guys. "If we were to kill every insurgent tomorrow, would we win? If we don't do something to the motivation and the root cause, we're not likely to defeat it."

As the Camp Victory screening let out, soldiers mingled and chatted inside the massive and lavishly decorated lobby of Faw Palace. As if on cue, a mortar round exploded nearby, a sharp reminder that the insurgents are still out there.

Again...wtf?

re: #152 Killian Bundy

re: #143 Tasty Beverage

You know, I just noticed that it was Brit and not Red Eye (I'm used to watching them in reverse order). R. Lee Ermey was a guest yesterday. WTF?

/I guess they've pushed the envelope too far for FOX and now, ala Hunter Thompson, Red Eye is DOOMED, what a shame!

R. Lee is my guy...anyone see this?...what'd he have to say?

re: #148 savage_nation

savage,

You sound over wrought, tired. Get some sleep!

Not to be believed. This is treason.

re: #147 profitsbeard

Morally bankrupt, heading for fiscally.

Soon, one hopes.

Allah's News That Fit To Print

Good one!

re: #148 savage_nation

Got kids?

In a video Op-Ed by documentary filmmakers Molly Bingham and Steve Connors, etc.This, is, is... just POOP!!

re: #157 SeafoodGumbo

It would be funny if it weren't so sad. The Battle of Algiers? Didn't turn out quite the way people thought it would. How many people were murdered during their "civil war"? And what did they say about their insurgents again, something about they developed the most bestial torture ever?

Sick, sick, sick.

re: #158 albusteve

R. Lee is my guy...anyone see this?...what'd he have to say?

He was promoting his "bring a veteran to school" initiative.

/also see

Sorry about that Charles...

#152 Killian

I guess they've pushed the envelope too far for FOX and now, ala Hunter Thompson, Red Eye is DOOMED, what a shame!

I am seething! This is obviously a political manouver, who the hell else draws a 300,000 audience at 2 AM ET/1 AM CT? And I TiVo the show, as do many others (obviously because of the time), so none of us are counted in the ratings. So some douchebag can point to the show in three months and say, "See? It's not getting an audience.", and then kill it.

And yes, all of us Red Eye fans know that some people think the show is stupid or "childish" or whatever. That's fine and you don't have to watch it. For me personally, and I assume other fans, it keeps us sane in a way, because it appeals to our inner-ten-year-old.

A sense of humor is imperative for survival.

Osama bin Laden has a son -- thanks Judith for the tip. Islamic Gobblesization

re: #170 Killian Bundy

re: #158 albusteve

R. Lee is my guy...anyone see this?...what'd he have to say?

He was promoting his "bring a veteran to school" initiative.

/also see

rats...I was hoping for a lesson on how to sight in a Garand...thanks

rats

savage
Tasty Beverage says: a sense of humor is imperative for survival.

I agree.

Cheer up amigo. ;)

re: #166 savage_nation

How the hell am I supposed to sleep when my country is burning down around me anyways?

savage,

It makes me burn too. But getting so het up shortens YOUR life, not theirs. What was it Patton said? The point is to get the enemy to die, not you. Remember?
;)

Dennis Hastert is resigning. December or January. Just heard it on FoxNews. great. another seat to fill.

re: #148 savage_nation

Don't give up, man. The world really does need you.

re: #151 neocon hippie

OT:

My pics of today's Move America Forward vs Code Pink face-off in downtown Berkeley today

You got some nice pictures in there! You know how to handle a camera!

My only recommendations (and this can be the hard part) are:
First, now that you've got all these great pictures, prune away the duplicative ones. I've learned through long experience that one good photo is more effective than the same photo AND a similar photo of essentially the same thing. Each photo (whenever possible) should be completely unique! I often will take 200 photos, and the viewer will only see 30 of those! One need not upload all the photos one has.
Second: some of the photos have great imagery in them, but there is some extraneous stuff in the frame that's distracting to the eye. Solution: judicious cropping! Make it so that the viewer "gets" in an instant what the focus of the picture is. You've got the goods, for sure; but a few pictures could benefit from slicing off the peripheral bits.

I sense a citizen journalist on the rise. Now I'll have competition!

re: #155 zombie

re: #151 neocon hippie

OT:

My pics of today's Move America Forward vs Code Pink face-off in downtown Berkeley today

Enjoy!

OOOOhhh, I'l check it out now!

"Nixxon Oil"? "I SEE DEAD PEOPLE"?

Zombie has said before that in h/is/er opinion, many of these people aren't simply politically skewed, but actually, certifiably insane... Nixxon oil... Oooooohhhhh kaaaaay.... Somebody didn't take their meds today, since Nixon ENDED Vietnam? No?

re: #172 savage_nation

re: #165 RTLM

re: #148 savage_nation

Got kids?

Nope. I'm sterile.

so what...I'm stupoid...you got a ticket so stick around and see how it shakes out....it's far from over...your time will come bro...keep your powder dry...bluff and bluster dont count...the left is all talk so far...they are misreading the vast and powerful and well armed 'silent majority'...politics will only take their agenda so far and then they will start hitting the speed bumps...chill out amigo...please

re: #175 albusteve

rats...I was hoping for a lesson on how to sight in a Garand...thanks

This probably sounds stupid, but how do I load a M-1 and avoid getting the infamous M-1 thumb? Also, does anyone have any tips for sighting or zeroing my Garand when it comes?

/can they mount scopes?

re: #183 savage_nation

savage,

Count your blessing. Living in NYC, I am surrounded by people who think like this.
;)

There has been a kind of agreement within the left to simply ignore whatever is actually going on in Iraq, and blithely repeat whatever propaganda supports their Vietnam analogy, no matter what its source or how tortured the logic. Sanchez is just the reincarnation of George B. McClellan. It's depressing to watch, but important to remember that what they're doing is drinking the cool-aid. It doesn't even amount to an opposition strategy. They don't care what the outcome is. It's a deep conviction, akin to the conviction of the jihadis and the ghost dancers of the 19th century, that if they're willing to destroy themselves for the cause then that alone legitimates it.

If this were actually true then whichever side was able to complete their suicide the fastest would be the winner. It's depressing logic, but the fact is, it's a sign they've given up. It's an act of despair.

So, you know... buck up. At some point they'll just be lying there, whimpering... without a shred of dignity left. It's 90% their problem. Don't try to shoulder it with them.

re: #186 M. Bensson-Levi

Oh God! They make the BEST cannolis up the street from me at De Robertis. With chocolate.

STOP IT!

III. Firearm Information by Type
D. Rifles
2. Models and Manufacturers
b. Self-Loading Rifles
192. Springfield Armory M1-A
8. Sighting in the M1/M1A/M14

/lesson or imperialist warmongering?

Sick. Just sick.

Traitors.

You know, being a loopy Communist is probably really, really easy. I can just put random slogans on pieces of garbage and walk around wearing disheveled clothes, maybe chant some stuff once in a while, bang on some drums, yell some silly emotional rhyming catchphrases at people with actual jobs, pack it in, and call it a day.

Nixxon oil... I see dead people... Just poop. This will be easy:

"GOVERNMENT HANDS OFF OF MY PANTS"
"NO CHEESE FOR OIL"
"UNITED FOR PEACE AGAINST ZIONIST RADIO BEAMS"
"BEWARE THE JEW WHO KNOCKS AT MIDNIGHT"
"SOLIDARITY WITH OPPRESSED BARNYARD ANIMALS"
"THEY'RE HERE, THEY'RE QUEER, THEY'RE EVERYWHERE"
" 'BUSH SUCKS' - NOSTRADAMUS 16:8"

re: #176 MigueldowninMexico

savage
Tasty Beverage says: a sense of humor is imperative for survival.

I agree.

Cheer up amigo. ;)

See? Listen to Miguel, savage. :)

Our country is definitely in trouble, but just take a few breaths, hon. Maybe a shot or two.

Speaking of Red Eye, we all need to chill out for a while every day. I watch my replay of Red Eye around 5 PM and laugh like an idiot like I'm at the bar with my friends, making sex jokes or talking about booooobs.

If FOX kills Red Eye I'll know we're heading towards the apocolypse. Like I said, who else gets 300,000 viewers at 2 AM/1 AM ?

re: #183 savage_nation

You don't want to let this thing get the last laugh, do ya?

re: #187 Demosophist

Spoken like a true...Demosophist!
;)

How will they blame George Bush when they go bankrupt?

re: #184 Killian Bundy

re: #175 albusteve

rats...I was hoping for a lesson on how to sight in a Garand...thanks

This probably sounds stupid, but how do I load a M-1 and avoid getting the infamous M-1 thumb? Also, does anyone have any tips for sighting or zeroing my Garand when it comes?

/can they mount scopes?

my pal has one and a carbine too...fine pieces...I can load either and probably site the rifle easy enough...but that carbine...whoa! what a sweet machine especially with a bayonet racked on it...nice balance for inside stuff...my father carried both and swore if he ever heard the clip pop from the M1 again he'd just shit or whatever...he hated that sound...

re: #189 Killian Bundy

III. Firearm Information by Type
D. Rifles
2. Models and Manufacturers
b. Self-Loading Rifles
192. Springfield Armory M1-A
8. Sighting in the M1/M1A/M14

/lesson or imperialist warmongering?

wow! cool link...thats the skinny right there

re: #180 zombie

You got some nice pictures in there! You know how to handle a camera!

My only recommendations (and this can be the hard part) are:
First, now that you've got all these great pictures, prune away the duplicative ones. I've learned through long experience that one good photo is more effective than the same photo AND a similar photo of essentially the same thing. Each photo (whenever possible) should be completely unique! I often will take 200 photos, and the viewer will only see 30 of those! One need not upload all the photos one has.
Second: some of the photos have great imagery in them, but there is some extraneous stuff in the frame that's distracting to the eye. Solution: judicious cropping! Make it so that the viewer "gets" in an instant what the focus of the picture is. You've got the goods, for sure; but a few pictures could benefit from slicing off the peripheral bits.

I sense a citizen journalist on the rise. Now I'll have competition!

Aw shucks, Zombie. I am very flattered. And I agree with your feedback. I just wanted to get them up quickly for all to enjoy and was lazy about editing.

re: #188 Irene NYC

re: #186 M. Bensson-Levi

Oh God! They make the BEST cannolis up the street from me at De Robertis. With chocolate.

STOP IT!

NYC?...and you mention Cannolis, other than from Ferrara's? Nevertheless, I will send you money, and my address.

I have NEVER tasted a bad Cannoli.

Tripe like this reaffirms Bush's kinder-gentler war was FUBARD from the get-go. These people should either be taking a dirt nap or scared so shitless they'd never poke their heads above ground. Instead, they're giving goddamned interviews and selling their lines of bullshit to leftists so filled with BDS they'd side with enemy at any and every opportunity.

The first rule of horror films also applies to war: dead people don't come back to bite you in the ass. Pretty simple how that works.

neocon hippie
Congratulations!
The Army of Davids is begining to be a reality!
You go, pal! :)

With that, I'm gone.

Savage,

Keep the Faith, Man.

#197 savage_nation

I've never seen Red Eye. My job doesn't let me have time for anything but drive that piece of shit masquerading as a truck. The only time I can post in here is when I'm on a mandated break, otherwise that goddamn boss of mine would try to have me drive 24/7.

I understand. Watch this:

{savage_nation}

Eeewww, I just gave a hug for the second time on LGF, the first being zulubaby something like three years ago. But you need one right now, as well as a couple of shots.

Whenever I see big rigs on the road now I think of you for a brief second. It's like I said a little while ago, that we're all strangely interconnected now.

re: #201 M. Bensson-Levi

Ferrara's is not around the corner AND it's filled with tourists. I have my choice between De Robertis and Veniero's, but Veniero's is also always filled with tourists.

I hate tourists. But LUV cannolis.

*sigh* What I wouldn't do for a cannolis dipped in dark chocolate right now.

re: #198 savage_nation

re: #193 SeafoodGumbo

re: #183 savage_nation

You don't want to let this thing get the last laugh, do ya?

Too bad that thing isn't committed to a mental hospital for the rest of its miserable existance.

I've gotta go get some rest, you ought to also. I expect to see ya back here tomorrow, still fighting the good fight.

Whenever I feel low, I remember those people who are paralyzed, or missing their legs, or who've had a child die...people who know suffering the likes of which I can't imagine, and I realize that my problems aren't permanent or anywhere near as bad as many others'. Some perspective is a good thing.

See ya here tomorrow. :)

re: #197 savage_nation

I've never seen Red Eye. My job doesn't let me have time for anything but drive that piece of shit masquerading as a truck. The only time I can post in here is when I'm on a mandated break, otherwise that goddamn boss of mine would try to have me drive 24/7.

You know, I don't think you're happy enough.

/the little critters of nature, they don't know that they're ugly

re: #200 neocon hippie

Aw shucks, Zombie. I am very flattered. And I agree with your feedback. I just wanted to get them up quickly for all to enjoy and was lazy about editing.

There's something to be said for that approach. I often take WAAAAYYYY too long editing my photos before finishing a report. And by the time I put it online, it's old news. I envy those people that can get the stuff up there ASAP, as you just did!

Maybe the solution is to get these online now, as you did, then keep working and editing and prune/crop the photos there subsequently.

re: #200 neocon hippie

Great quality on your pics, neocon. Thank you for sharing them. I'd been wondering if someone would post some (after zombie saying last night no-way was s/he going.)

The funny thing is, I managed to watch that entire "know your enemy" vomitus crap that nyt posted, but I couldn't bring myself to see any more of that disgusting filth in Berzerkely. The ones I did see were enough. I don't know how anyone co-exists with these people.

Savage:

Know that I worried like hell about you that night of the I-5 tunnel pile-up, especially since I'd read earlier that you were in that area. I count on you being here.

re: #211 savage_nation

I'm going to bed.

Good night everyone.

/poof!

Good plan. Sleep it off!

re: #211 savage_nation

I'm going to bed.

Good night everyone.

/poof!

Night savage.
Rest well and you will feel better tomorrow.
:)

re: #209 savage_nation

re: #205 Tasty Beverage

#197 savage_nation

I've never seen Red Eye. My job doesn't let me have time for anything but drive that piece of shit masquerading as a truck. The only time I can post in here is when I'm on a mandated break, otherwise that goddamn boss of mine would try to have me drive 24/7.

I understand. Watch this:

{savage_nation}

Eeewww, I just gave a hug for the second time on LGF, the first being zulubaby something like three years ago. But you need one right now, as well as a couple of shots.

Whenever I see big rigs on the road now I think of you for a brief second. It's like I said a little while ago, that we're all strangely interconnected now.

I'm just stretched so tight right now with everything going on I'm like a rubberband that's ready to snap. All the crap going on with the folks and the wife and stepkids spending every dime I make on bullshit and the IRS up my ass and that whiny fruitcake of a boss riding my ass and a whole bunch of other shit and traitors all over the place, I just want to vanish.....

You still here savage?

How Low Can the New York Times Go?

The NYT's has nothing to worry about.

Maureen Dowd's social expertise and Paul Krugman's financial brilliance will solve all NYT's problems.

re: #209 savage_nation

Hi Savage,
This'll sound trite, but there's burgers to find, that book to write, and fruit-cup on it's way soon.

Last night I was bummed 'cause video is blocked at work, tonight, I think I am happy, judging from the comments. We'll get past all of this, emphasis on the WE, and America will come out the other side stronger, it may take time, it WILL take time, but in the end, good wins. (I peaked at the last chapter)

re: #206 Irene NYC

re: #201 M. Bensson-Levi

Ferrara's is not around the corner AND it's filled with tourists. I have my choice between De Robertis and Veniero's, but Veniero's is also always filled with tourists.

I hate tourists. But LUV cannolis.

*sigh* What I wouldn't do for a cannolis dipped in dark chocolate right now.

DON'T DO THIS TO ME, LADY!

Oh, wait a minute, I started this, didn't. Never mind.

Get ready for this. The reason that I brought up the subject of Cannolis is that my kid came over tonight, and brought over half a dozen.

It's almost 3am, and I'm gonna eat ANOTHER, right now.

I only seem cruel and heartless...I'm actually worse.

NYTOL.

re: #201 M. Bensson-Levi

re: #188 Irene NYC

re: #186 M. Bensson-LeviOh God! They make the BEST cannolis up the street from me at De Robertis. With chocolate.

STOP IT!

NYC?...and you mention Cannolis, other than from Ferrara's? Nevertheless, I will send you money, and my address.

I have NEVER tasted a bad Cannoli.

I have. In an otherwise lovely Italian restaurant in NH that should absolutely know better. Worst piece of crap cannoli in existence. First time the kiddo ever had a cannoli and I was looking forward to treating her to something special, so it was a huge disappointment. I don't think we've ever bothered to eat there again.

#209 savage_nation

I'm just stretched so tight right now with everything going on I'm like a rubberband that's ready to snap. All the crap going on with the folks and the wife and stepkids spending every dime I make on bullshit and the IRS up my ass and that whiny fruitcake of a boss riding my ass and a whole bunch of other shit and traitors all over the place, I just want to vanish.....

This is why you need to watch Red Eye.

And I understand the rubber-band thing.

Sometimes you just have to sit back and ignore the rest of the world, because the insanity will make you sick.

/night night

Anyone for organizing a large protest in front of the NYT HQ?

re: #184 Killian Bundy

This site has some advice on avoiding "M1 Thumb."

Check with a gunsmith about the scope. The peep site is pretty good, though.

Midway USA does list this mount in their catalog.

Another place to check is Brownells.

I hope that helps.

Thanks for all the nice compliments on my pics.

re: #184 Killian Bundy

Yes. Offset to the left of the breach.

[Link: www.rt66.com...]

I had one o them thumbs...once.

DADDY'S
GUN,
R

re: #221 erisldysnomia

Anyone for organizing a large protest in front of the NYT HQ?

Where did they move it to?

re: #222 too-old to-?

Thanks, although it wasn't for me.

/handgun person, if i carry at all

re: #223 neocon hippie

Thanks for all the nice compliments on my pics.

You did a great job. Just finished looking at them. Those Code Pink folks look remarkably unwashed.

re: #222 too-old to-?

[Link: www.fulton-armory.com...]

Scroll down a bit...

IMPLEMENT
OF
DESTRUCTION,
R

re: #228 Render

Nice. I keep saying I should get one of those, but the one I want is the 1941 Johnson rifle. Scroll down.

I decided that I need to eat.

Was just over and Ynet and noticed that Olmert is on his way to Russia for a single day trip to meet with Putin, who was in Iran yesterday while Barak is meeting with Cheney in DC. I wonder what the hell is up -

re: #230 galloping granny

Was just over and Ynet and noticed that Olmert is on his way to Russia for a single day trip to meet with Putin, who was in Iran yesterday while Barak is meeting with Cheney in DC. I wonder what the hell is up -

Hello granny :)
You connected very interesting dots there.
It sure is strange...

Here's something interesting. Interesting in that somebody actually has the guts to suggest that a Saudi school in the US should be closed and interesting in that we even HAVE a Saudi government owned/run school for children in the US -

Panel recommends closing Saudi school in northern Virginia

A private Islamic school supported by the Saudi government should be shut down until the US government can ensure the school is not fostering radical Islam, a federal panel recommends.

In a report released Thursday, the US Commission on International Religious Freedom broadly criticized what it calls a lack of religious freedom in Saudi society and promotion of religious extremism at Saudi schools.

Particular criticism is leveled at the Islamic Saudi Academy, a private school serving nearly 1,000 students in grades K-12 at two campuses in northern Virginia's Fairfax County.

The commission's report says the academy hews closely to the curriculum used at Saudi schools, which they criticize for promoting hatred of and intolerance against Jews, Christians and Shi'ite Muslims.

More - [Link: www.jpost.com...]

Mig!

Hi.

re: #231 MigueldowninMexico

re: #230 galloping granny

Was just over and Ynet and noticed that Olmert is on his way to Russia for a single day trip to meet with Putin, who was in Iran yesterday while Barak is meeting with Cheney in DC. I wonder what the hell is up -

Hello granny :)
You connected very interesting dots there.
It sure is strange...

Good morning Miguel. How're you?

Hey Lat!
What's cooking? lol

re: #232 galloping granny

But aren't the Saudis our friends?

granny
I'm fine, thanks a lot! :)

How's it going with you and yours?

re: #230 galloping granny

Was just over and Ynet and noticed that Olmert is on his way to Russia for a single day trip to meet with Putin, who was in Iran yesterday while Barak is meeting with Cheney in DC. I wonder what the hell is up -

I'm glad Ehud Barak is talking with Dick Cheney.
I think that we're a step closer to military action against Iran.

Putin/Dinnnerjacket - wink/nod

re: #235 MigueldowninMexico

Driving to Victoria Chicktoria tomorrow.

re: #238 RTLM

re: #230 galloping granny

Was just over and Ynet and noticed that Olmert is on his way to Russia for a single day trip to meet with Putin, who was in Iran yesterday while Barak is meeting with Cheney in DC. I wonder what the hell is up -

I'm glad Ehud Barak is talking with Dick Cheney.
I think that we're a step closer to military action against Iran.

Putin/Dinnnerjacket - wink/nod

yeah, I'm on the Israel News site right now and there are some pretty interesting dots there too. Hamas shot somebody claiming to be the muslilm messiah (I think they mean mahdi), but the biggie is -

Israel Warns A World War III May Be Biblical War of Gog & Magog
US President George W. Bush says a nuclear Iran would mean World War III. Israeli newscasts feature Gog & Magog maps of the potential conflict.

[Link: www.israelnationalnews.com...]

re: #232 galloping granny

Thank you, I live in Fairfax.

re: #239 latitude51

re: #235 MigueldowninMexico

Driving to Victoria Chicktoria tomorrow.

Cihuatlan. That's in Nauatl, aka Aztec.

Cihua = woman (en)
Tlan = place of
lol

There's an actual town Cihuatlan in Oaxaca LOL

(Let's go Lat, wink, wink) hahahaha,

Are you in Alberta now Lat?

Next new moon phase is November 9th.

Olmert's gonna get facial with Putin? In his lair?

I hope he ate his Wheaties...with a Red Bull...

OR
TWO,
R

Miguel, latitude, granny ...'evening to you all!

Please do me a favor. Go to google and do a search for islam. Not a web search, but a news search. I get this when I try:

Your search - islam - did not match any documents.

WTH?

/let me know what happens?

re: #236 latitude51

re: #232 galloping granny

But aren't the Saudis our friends?

Want to buy a bridge? I know of a real nice one for sale in Brooklyn :)

re: #237 MigueldowninMexico

granny
I'm fine, thanks a lot! :)

How's it going with you and yours?

Hanging in there. Obviously I can't sleep. I think I went to bed about 7:30 though so that might be OK. I swear I am turning into a regular farm woman. Up before dawn, in bed the second it turns dark, LOL!

Speaking of farm, I went up to the garden yesterday to harvest some Swiss Chard for a tart for dinner and some SOB had strolled into my private garden and cut down every scrap of two entire rows (as in ALL) of the Swiss Chard. Boy was I mad - chard stays good right through the winter!

re: #241 konservo

re: #232 galloping granny

Thank you, I live in Fairfax.

I'm so sorry.

Hello pink freud!
I got this: [Link: www.google.com.mx...]

re: #245 pink freud

Miguel, latitude, granny ...'evening to you all!

Please do me a favor. Go to google and do a search for islam. Not a web search, but a news search. I get this when I try:

Your search - islam - did not match any documents.

WTH?

/let me know what happens?

I got the same thing Pink Freud. So then I added an "ic" to the islam and got 45K+ results. And right there on page 1 of them was a story about the Nation of Islam with the "islam" highlighted as my search term.

I wonder who owns/controls Google these days. To block a term from a database search at a search engine has to be deliberately done.

re: #245 pink freud

First hit was a blank like you saw. Switched to Images, got a full page. Switched back to News, got a full page.

MILDLY
INTERESTING,
R

re: #248 MigueldowninMexico

Hello pink freud!
I got this: [Link: www.google.com.mx...]

Miguel, if noticias means news, then you got the same thing we did. Didn't match anything in the database. LOL.

re: #251 galloping granny

re: #248 MigueldowninMexico

Hello pink freud!
I got this: [Link: www.google.com.mx...]

Miguel, if noticias means news, then you got the same thing we did. Didn't match anything in the database. LOL.

wow granny!
Yes it means news, right. Let me see hehe.

Foul play for sure...

re: #250 Render

re: #245 pink freud

First hit was a blank like you saw. Switched to Images, got a full page. Switched back to News, got a full page.

MILDLY
INTERESTING,
R

I tried that and got the same thing. I'll ask my daughter what she thinks when she drags herself downstairs in a bit. She is Oracle-certified so probably has a clue.

I got his under news: [Link: news.google.com.mx...]

re: #249 galloping granny

Ok good. At least I am not the only one! :-)

/I was beginning to feel a little paranoid.

I wonder who owns/controls Google these days. To block a term from a database search at a search engine has to be deliberately done.

Yes, I would say so.

Miguel! Hola! I guess this means that those in Mexico are free to search google for "islam" but those in America are not. Your link worked fine for me.

Wow the last piece of news on the first page says: Spain MUST convert to Islam.

They really want all, right?

Grrrrrrr

An oddly coincidental bug? Or a deliberate feature?

COIN
FLIP,
R

re: #254 MigueldowninMexico

Sorry Miguel, for my earlier post. I misunderstood. I thought you'd linked right to the news page.

Yes, I see now ....nothing, like us.

re: #255 pink freud

re: #249 galloping granny

Ok good. At least I am not the only one! :-)

/I was beginning to feel a little paranoid.

I wonder who owns/controls Google these days. To block a term from a database search at a search engine has to be deliberately done.

Yes, I would say so.

Miguel! Hola! I guess this means that those in Mexico are free to search google for "islam" but those in America are not. Your link worked fine for me.

Look at it again Pink. Miguel is getting the same thing that we are. Lots of links on a web search, click the link for news (it says noticias and is in the same place the English link is) and you get the Spanish version of exactly what you found initially.

re: #256 MigueldowninMexico

Wow the last piece of news on the first page says: Spain MUST convert to Islam.

They really want all, right?

Grrrrrrr

Got a link for that?

pink freud
My start page is a Catholic site aciprensa.com that has a sister (brother?) site in English. You woudln't believe the difference re. the tilt to the left in the English version.
Sometimes subtle, others more patent, but the siblings are quite different politically.
Hmmm...
Even at times some news would be censured in the English version, very rarely in the Spanish one.

re: #256 MigueldowninMexico

Yes. Yes they do. They've been saying exactly that all along.

Europe is going to be an unholy mess before this is all over.

We may have to go back again. Even if only to evacuate the survivors.

MERCY
MISSION,
R

I did find one difference between the English version and Miguel's. When I click the link for images and then go back to noticias I go back to the same "not in our database" crap rather than the page with 18K links for "islam"

I nearly popped all my veins when I saw this.

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