CAIR - Council on American Islamic Radicalization should know that lying to the FBI or any other federal agents is a major felony.

As many Mos place Islamic law above the law of the land, they lie and they're allowed to lie and encouraged to lie to non-Muslims (it's called Taqiya).

CAIR - we all know you're watching and reading, so please read carefully.
MANY people out here and there will do everything in our peaceful and legal means to expose Islam and the Koran as a religion cult of hate. Before you attacked LGF today, many of us we're somewhat apathetic, now we're energized.

I suspect that hundreds, possibly thousands of Lizards and readers got an energy rush to fight the good fight (peaceful, legal, moral) to protect Charles and LGF.

As you go to bed tonight realize that many of us have donated/will be donating time, money and resources to help LGF to the best of our abilities.

PS For my part, I'm going to cut and paste hateful and violent verses of the Koran and make many prints/handouts and carry them with me ALL THE TIME.

Anyone who says RoP is peaceful gets a free laminated handout with a reward if they can prove anything wrong. This lamination will prevent the handouts from getting wet, bent, etc. so they can pass them to their friends as well.

I'm going to mention abrogation, Gabriel spending 3 decades "talking" to Mo, Mo when 51 marrying Aisha 6, personally beheading hundreds of Jews in one day, etc.

In addition, I'll probably buy more copies and multiple copies of Spencer's awesome works too. Next month, I hope to contribute to Ayaan Hirsi Ali's defense fund as your religion has put a fatwa out on her calling for her death.

PS2 If Charles has an early thread, check out my work exposing Islam. If it's not finished today or tomorrow, it'll be finished soon. I'm going to give permission to any and all to copy and reproduce without attribution to author and it will be referenced with verses in the unholy Koran.

Sweet dreams CAIR, PLEASE DON'T HAVE nightmares.

Ding! Da new thread is here

re: #1 Confuzed

Well, that post certainly belies your nik. I look forward in anticipation.

Go get em Confuzed.

America is a nation with many flaws, but hopes so vast that only the cowardly would refuse to acknowledge them.

— James Michener

Let's see, so that makes the Democrat party the party of cowards.

Top of the morning to you all at CAIR.

Working hard (busting my *ss really), to get a nice, one-page, easy-to-understand synopsis of iSlam for Infidels ready. When finished, it'll be a nice PDF file with Arabic as well, printable on all computers.

You guys messed with the wrong blog (LGF) and the wrong man (Charles Johnson) yesterday. You've made LGF stronger than ever and introduced us to more people than good money can buy and for that, thank you CAIR.

If you suffer recurrent nightmares or daymares, sorry 'bout that.

yummy, a fresh new thread, you can still see the steam rising off of it!

Time to resume a little P.J. O'Rourke pearls of wisdom...

There is only one basic human right, the right to do as you damn well please. And with it comes the only basic human duty, the duty to take the consequences.
P. J. O'Rourke

re: #7 BulgarWheat

yummy, a fresh new thread, you can still see the steam rising off of it!

I thought you see steam rising off a CAIR spokesman on a chilly morning.

When buying and selling are controlled by legislation, the first things to be bought and sold are legislators.
P. J. O'Rourke

Wonder how that's going to play out with socialized medicine. Not too well I imagine.

Good morning Lizards, Zaharaim Tov Lizardim (1:30PM here in sunny Galilee!)

re: #9 Tigger2005

No, those are dog turds, uh, never mind.

/looks around for fruitcup but grabs the cherrys soaked in vodka

re: #13 JimmyTheClaw

Fruit cup is that away ↓.

Good morning, Lizards.

Brits feared 'armed confrontation' with El Al security guards

Morning goddess. I think everybody is lurking this morning.

Islam Means ‘Peace’

The Myth:

Lesser educated Muslims sometimes claim that the root word of Islam is “al-Salaam,” which is “peace” in Arabic.

The Truth:

The root word for Islam is “al-Silm,” which means “submission” or “surrender.” There is no controversy about this among Islamic scholars.

Submission and peace can be very different concepts, even if a form of peace is often brought about through forcing others into submission.

In truth, the Qur’an not only calls Muslims to submit to Allah, it also commands them to subdue people of other religions until they are in a full state of submission to Islamic rule. This has inspired the aggressive history of Islam and its success in conquering other cultures.

re: #11 Alouette

Good morning Lizards, Zaharaim Tov Lizardim (1:30PM here in sunny Galilee!)

Mazal Tov! Aren't you going to post the rach hanimol's name?

re: #19 Carl in Jerusalem

re: #11 Alouette

Good morning Lizards, Zaharaim Tov Lizardim (1:30PM here in sunny Galilee!)

Mazal Tov! Aren't you going to post the rach hanimol's name?

Shmuel (Samuel, Sammy, Shmulik, Shmuli)

Morning all
Cambio (CHANGE!) : the one word Cubans need to hear

Meanwhile, the Obama delusion continues.

Obama pledges not to raise the retirement age and to "protect Social Security benefits for current and future beneficiaries." This isn't "change"; it's sanctification of the status quo

re: #20 Alouette

re: #19 Carl in Jerusalem

re: #11 Alouette

Good morning Lizards, Zaharaim Tov Lizardim (1:30PM here in sunny Galilee!)

Mazal Tov! Aren't you going to post the rach hanimol's name?

Shmuel (Samuel, Sammy, Shmulik, Shmuli)

She'yizkoo horav l'gadlo l'Torah, l'Chupa u'l'ma'asim tovim.

/I was expecting Mendy :-)

Goddess, Bulgar wheat, Carl, greetings from a cold (31) and maybe soon to be snowy DC area!

re: #23 Jim in Virginia
Gonna be fun on the Beltway today huh?

re: #23 Jim in Virginia

Goddess, Bulgar wheat, Carl, greetings from a cold (31) and maybe soon to be snowy DC area!

Good Morning Jim. Don't know if you saw but I gave you a hat tip last night.

The discussion about posts advocating violence got me thinking. I have been concerned, ever since I got trashed for suggesting that Filipinos should respond with overwhelming force to any violence or murder emanating from the proposed "Muslims-only" state in their midst, that we are in the process of turning violence into an unacceptable option. It's nice that we've become so civilized that we don't turn to violence and killing to achieve goals as we did in the past, but on the other hand, one wonders if we'd been so squeamish then if we'd still be British subjects or if we'd be two separate countries or if we'd all be speaking German and Japanese.

But the more I thought about it the more I realized that at this point, we do not need violence to fight back against CAIR, against the building of "maxi-mosques" and the broadcasting of the Muslim call to prayer, and so on. We need education. We need to wake people up. We need a concerted campaign to inform politicians on all levels about CAIR's unsavory qualities, about the spread of Wahhabist literature and radical attitudes in mosques, etc. We need to relentlessly point out where the hate, the intolerance, the implicit support of violence is really coming from. We need to get off our asses and be a lot more energetic and enthusiastic than we have been up to now at prosecuting the non-military side of this struggle. The government is not doing it effectively, so We the People must.

Beelzebufo: the ancient Devil Frog

link credit to Tigerhawk

Thanks, Carl, I didn't see that. Work has been interfering with my internet time far too much lately.

Repost from the thread that just died:

Bad news from Netherlandistan:

Fortis bank has apparently caved to the Religion of Eternal Whining and has put an abrupt end to the career of Knorbert the Piggy bank. Another piggy bank character bites the dust because of the Muslims and their cultural jihad.

According to the Dutch newspaper Telegraaf:

Fortis bans "unclean" piglet.

Fortis customers who open a EuroKids account for their children will no longer receive the special Knorbert piggy bank. Fortis' explanation is that: "Knorbert falls short of the requirements of the multicultural society."

Pigs are considered unclean by Jews and Muslims. Fortis has also ended all internet games and cartoons that feature Knorbert as the main character and were thought up years ago. According to a spokesperson there have been "a number of reactions to the pig" and they are working on a new gift "that is fun for children of every persuasion." In the meantime the bank offers a children's encyclopedia as a gift.

[Link: [Link: www.telegraaf.nl...]...]
(in Dutch, but with a picture of the latest piggy victim of Islam)

Whoops ... edited in brackets below.

re: #26 Tigger2005

The discussion about posts advocating violence got me thinking. I have been concerned, ever since I got trashed for suggesting that Filipinos should respond with overwhelming force to any violence or murder emanating from the proposed "Muslims-only" state in their midst, that we are in the process of turning violence into an unacceptable option. It's nice that we've become so civilized that we don't turn to violence and killing to achieve goals as [readily as] we did in the past, but on the other hand, one wonders if we'd been so squeamish then if we'd still be British subjects or if we'd be two separate countries or if we'd all be speaking German and Japanese.

But the more I thought about it the more I realized that at this point, we do not need violence to fight back against CAIR, against the building of "maxi-mosques" and the broadcasting of the Muslim call to prayer, and so on. We need education. We need to wake people up. We need a concerted campaign to inform politicians on all levels about CAIR's unsavory qualities, about the spread of Wahhabist literature and radical attitudes in mosques, etc. We need to relentlessly point out where the hate, the intolerance, the implicit support of violence is really coming from. We need to get off our asses and be a lot more energetic and enthusiastic than we have been up to now at prosecuting the non-military side of this struggle. The government is not doing it effectively, so We the People must.

Linky no worky.

re: #29 infidel4ever

Repost from the thread that just died:

Bad news from Netherlandistan:

Fortis bank has apparently caved to the Religion of Eternal Whining and has put an abrupt end to the career of Knorbert the Piggy bank. Another piggy bank character bites the dust because of the Muslims and their cultural jihad.

According to the Dutch newspaper Telegraaf:

Fortis bans "unclean" piglet.

Fortis customers who open a EuroKids account for their children will no longer receive the special Knorbert piggy bank. Fortis' explanation is that: "Knorbert falls short of the requirements of the multicultural society."

Pigs are considered unclean by Jews and Muslims. Fortis has also ended all internet games and cartoons that feature Knorbert as the main character and were thought up years ago. According to a spokesperson there have been "a number of reactions to the pig" and they are working on a new gift "that is fun for children of every persuasion." In the meantime the bank offers a children's encyclopedia as a gift.

[Link: [Link: www.telegraaf.nl...]...]
(in Dutch, but with a picture of the latest piggy victim of Islam)

Hardball on MSNBC mistakenly showed a picture of Osama Bin Laden in a "teaser" about an upcoming story about Obama.

DRINK!

I still think this should be a drinking game. Entire country in rehab by Nov.

Re: Post # 29

When will Porky Pig say "th-th-th-th-that's all folks!" and mean it?

re: #31 Tigger2005

Catering to the wrong folks if you ask me. Hell, Muslims don't even take out loans!

re: #33 Tigger2005

Re: Post # 29

When will Porky Pig say "th-th-th-th-that's all folks!" and mean it?

After all, Porky is not only offensive to Muslims, but to stutterers as well.

re: #32 chubby vegan

Hardball on MSNBC mistakenly showed a picture of Osama Bin Laden in a "teaser" about an upcoming story about Obama.

DRINK!

I still think this should be a drinking game. Entire country in rehab by Nov.

Did anyone ever continue doing Gilda Radner's Emily Litella on Saturday Night Live after Gilda passed away? This would be right up her alley.

Good morning, Dougie!

How's about a nice picture of mobombhead to start the day, huh?

/wishing you and the other unindicted co-conspirators a pleasant seethe.

re: #37 allah this

Piss Be Upon Him
Pigs Be Upon Him
PitBulls Be Upon Him
Puss Be Upon Him

CAIR: You want to honor Muhammad? Then turn your hearts and minds TOWARD the Qaim and al-Mahdi! When al-Qaim came May 23, 1844/1260 AH every Muslim had a chance to turn toward Him, even when Muslim mullahs and imams KILLED Him July 9, 1850!

Now that al-Mahdi has come in The Glory of the Father, and suffered the same painful injustice at the hands of Muslims claiming to love God, it is time for YOU, CAIR, to start leading people TOWARD the Bab and Baha'u'llah!

This will bring honor to Muslims who respect Muhammad!

Morning Lizardia. 30 degrees in Chambodia -- somebody turned off the heat last night so it's colder that Hillary's ___ in here.

Had a big dinner with a job candidate last night, but something I ate didn't agree with me and I spent most of the night dealing with that. Feel like crap this morning.

Grüss Gott!

Personally, I'd rather go with Abraham Lincoln and call this country the "Last, Best Hope For Mankind."

Remind me, if you will, what Joshua L. Chamberlain said about this our country. It'll trump anything the moonbats will ever say on the subject.

:)

-- Steffan

/waves :)
Mornin lizards, been at nags head with the family. my son and i vistied Kitty Hawk NC and really had a great time, pics here :)

CAIR - we all know you're watching and reading, Fuck You :)

re: #40 Lucius Septimius

heart?

Well we are all on a CAIR bash, I wonder if the lizard nation out numbers their membership tally.

/food for thought.

re: #38 chubby vegan

Pork Bellies Unravel Hitherto!

re: #44 BlueCanuck

but they have 6,000,000,000 members. how could we ever withstand that?

re: #31 Tigger2005

Linky no worky.

re: #29 infidel4ever

Repost from the thread that just died:

Bad news from Netherlandistan:

Fortis bank has apparently caved to the Religion of Eternal Whining and has put an abrupt end to the career of Knorbert the Piggy bank. Another piggy bank character bites the dust because of the Muslims and their cultural jihad.

According to the Dutch newspaper Telegraaf:

Fortis bans "unclean" piglet.

Fortis customers who open a EuroKids account for their children will no longer receive the special Knorbert piggy bank. Fortis' explanation is that: "Knorbert falls short of the requirements of the multicultural society."

Pigs are considered unclean by Jews and Muslims. Fortis has also ended all internet games and cartoons that feature Knorbert as the main character and were thought up years ago. According to a spokesperson there have been "a number of reactions to the pig" and they are working on a new gift "that is fun for children of every persuasion." In the meantime the bank offers a children's encyclopedia as a gift.

[Link: www.telegraaf.nl...]

(in Dutch, but with a picture of the latest piggy victim of Islam)

Now it should work properly. Sorry, something went wrong during the copy/paste from the other thread, I suppose.

re: #44 BlueCanuck

About ten to one I believe.

This is cute (from BotW)

The New York Times reports that Democratic "party elders" are concerned that the presidential nomination "could be decided by a group of 795 party insiders known as superdelegates" rather than by voters and are "weighing whether and how to intervene":

The issues party leaders are grappling with, they said, include how to avoid the perception of a back-room deal that thwarts the will of millions of voters who have cast ballots in primaries and caucuses. That perception could cripple the eventual Democratic nominee's chances of winning the presidency in November, they said.

So they're trying to strike a backroom deal in order to avoid the perception of a backroom deal? Good luck with that.

To all of you peaceful Muslims at CAIR.You will not lay a glove on the Lizard King. You will not stop discourse on this blog.
Actually I do believe that we will mock you.'
OK I will start. Why do Muslim guys grow facial hair?
So that they can be like their mothers.
Narf, narf.Go screw yourself

James Taranto parses the Reuter's report on Castro's departure.

Fidel Castro, who died in 2006 (give or take three years), "said on Tuesday that he will not return to lead the country as president," Reuters reports.

What kind of leader was Castro exactly? Reuters doesn't say, but it offers us some clues:

[Castro is] retiring as head of state 49 years after he seized power in an armed revolution.

Seized power in an armed revolution, check. Then there's this:

"To my dear compatriots, who gave me the immense honor in recent days of electing me a member of parliament . . . I communicate to you that I will not aspire to or accept--I repeat not aspire to or accept--the positions of President of Council of State and Commander in Chief," Castro said in the statement published on the Web site of the Communist Party's Granma newspaper.

Hmm, Communist Party. That may be relevant. The story goes on:

A charismatic leader famous for his long speeches delivered in his green military fatigues, Castro is admired in the Third World for standing up to the United States but considered by his opponents a tyrant who suppressed freedom.

So he was a "charismatic leader" and was considered "a tyrant who suppressed freedom"--but only by his opponents. In contrast:

The bearded leader who took power in an armed uprising against a U.S.-backed dictator in 1959 had temporarily ceded power to his younger brother after he underwent emergency surgery to stop intestinal bleeding in mid-2006.

So the fellow Castro replaced was definitely a dictator. As for Castro himself, who knows?

And it isn't even just Reuters. The Associated Press calls Castro an "unchallenged leader," while the New York Times characterizes him as "one of the most all-powerful communist heads of state in the world." (That fellow in North Korea--he's all-powerful, but not as all-powerful as Castro.)

The free press in the free world is bending over backward not to call Castro what he really was: a communist dictator. Why? Perhaps this is an artifact of the Watergate-era notion of the "adversarial press." Journalists see themselves as standing in opposition to their own government, and since Castro was an enemy of the U.S. that put him on the same side. The enemy of my country is my friend, or at least my "unchallenged leader."

re: #51 Lucius Septimius

Maybe if we don't CALL CASTRO a 'Communist dictator' people won't notice that he dictated policy to Communist peasants in Cuba for 49 years!

/riiight!

Y'know, multiculturalists don't even understand multiculturalism. Either that, or they don't really believe in it.

It seems very clear to me: a multicultural society is one in which (theoretically) very different cultures live peacefully side by side, respecting (or at least tolerating) their differences--adopting a "live and let live" attitude.

The true "multiculturalist" approach to the Knorbert the Piggy Bank issue, then, would be to tell the complainers, "Very well, if pigs are offensive in your culture, we will offer YOUR children who open an account with us something else, but we will continue to offer the piggy bank to those who do NOT find pigs offensive."

Just as the true multiculturalist approach to the piggy bank figurines on desks controversy would have been, "Nobody is forcing YOU to keep a pig figurine on YOUR desk. Just don't look at the pig figurine on your office-mate's desk."

Instead we are seeing a majority culture bow to the endless demands of a (so far) minority culture, and if this continues, there will eventually be not a multicultural, but a monocultural (Islamic) society.

re: #29 infidel4ever

Repost from the thread that just died:

Bad news from Netherlandistan:

Fortis bank has apparently caved to the Religion of Eternal Whining and has put an abrupt end to the career of Knorbert the Piggy bank. Another piggy bank character bites the dust because of the Muslims and their cultural jihad.

According to the Dutch newspaper Telegraaf:

Fortis bans "unclean" piglet.

Fortis customers who open a EuroKids account for their children will no longer receive the special Knorbert piggy bank. Fortis' explanation is that: "Knorbert falls short of the requirements of the multicultural society."

Pigs are considered unclean by Jews and Muslims. Fortis has also ended all internet games and cartoons that feature Knorbert as the main character and were thought up years ago. According to a spokesperson there have been "a number of reactions to the pig" and they are working on a new gift "that is fun for children of every persuasion." In the meantime the bank offers a children's encyclopedia as a gift.

[Link: [Link: www.telegraaf.nl...]...]
(in Dutch, but with a picture of the latest piggy victim of Islam)

Magnitude-7.5 Earthquake Rocks Western Indonesia; 3 Dead, 25 Injured

[Link: www.foxnews.com...]

re: #27 Jim in Virginia

Bwahahaha! I'm going to steal that picture for an avatar! Joncelli Beezelbufo!

James Michener's Caravans, written decades ago, exposes Islamic misogyny and can reach readers who won't listen to conservative sources. Specifically, I've found that some liberals who read Caravans discover on their own what I've been telling them for years.

It has been said that Michener was a multiculturalist. If so, he was a muliticulturalist in the old sense of the word.

Ahmadinejad: Zionist regime - a dirty microbe

Iranian President speaks at southern city of Bandar Abbas, says Israel is a 'wild animal unleashed by West to control region's nations'

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

Here we go again...

Israel's Netanyahu: 'Olmert Is Going To Cede Jerusalem'

Likud leader and chairman of the opposition MK Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday that the Olmert government is taking measures to divide Jerusalem, and urged the key Shas party to bolt the coalition and topple the government in order "to save Jerusalem."

10 in a row...Hill-Billy tears... [Link: www.cnn.com...]

Fellow Lizards and our beloved friends at CAIR,

Please give me a few days to make a good PDF file about iSlam that can be spread worldwide and printed on any computer. Can also be attached to emails and opened. Good thing about PDF is it's platform independent,
font-embedded, self-extracting/opening and requires no purchased software, i.e, should work on most computers worldwide.

In my haste, I underestimated the time it would take to do a GOOD one-page document. I'm sorry. I'm looking at 15-20 hours with English/Arabic and graphics all embedded. Even if it takes 100 hours, it's 100 hours that I'll gladly do since LGF and Charles were unfairly targeted.

I don't know how to give it to anyone yet, as it's a PDF file and I don't have a site of my own.

Comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged. Criticism, either constructive or destructive is welcome. CAIR, I also look forward to your comments/suggestions/criticisms as well.

I already anticipate the lame, "it's impossible to understand the Koran without understanding Arabic" statement. If that's true, since the majority of Muslims worldwide can't understand (read/write/speak - but merely recite and take as truth the translations) Arabic, they can't understand the koran either.

Loves and Kisses to CAIR from your friends at LGF.

LGF AKBAR
CHARLES AKBAR

/Bulgar Wheat - sorry, the steam is still coming from my ears. If I don't have a PDF file in a couple of days, it's because I "kicked it" from a heart attack.

re: #60 Confuzed

Islam=Murder,child abuse,rape,brutal treatment of women,slavery...Islam...less than a page.

David Horowitz will not be appearing at the annual meeting of the National Communication Association, which is expected to draw thousands of professors to San Diego in November. On that fact, everyone is in agreement. But whether he isn’t participating because he was making unreasonable demands, because he was never invited in the first place, because the association gave in to members who didn’t want to give him a forum, or some combination of factors is the subject of much disagreement.

Further, the fact that the association almost had a debate between Horowitz and Michael Bérubé — and now plans to have the debate, but subbing in Anne Neal for Horowitz — has prompted a dispute about to whom a scholarly group should provide a platform.

[Link: frontpagemag.com...]

Well lizards I am off, see you all tomorrow.

TEN IN A ROW...
Wisconsin Exit Polls:
Obama Won:
Women (51-49)
All age groups under 65
All education levels
All regions of the state -- urban, suburban and rural
Voters without college degrees (50-48)
Democrats (50-49)
Whites (53-46)
White men (59-38)
Voters who decided in the last week (58-42)

Won or tied voters of all income levels
Tied among white women
Tied among union members
Tied among union households

Vice-President Hill...Bill-nothing [Link: www.drudgereport.com...]

# 47 Update: Fortis bans "unclean" piglet.

Apparently Fortis is getting a lot of negative reactions and have moved into damage control mode.

According to Fortis spokesperson Marianne Honkoop the report in the Telegraaf is not correct. "We are not slaughtering Knorbert", says Honkoop in Quote. "The real story is a bit more nuanced. Knorbert is a premium that has reached the end of its life cycle."

[Link: www.quotenet.nl...] (in Dutch)

Yeah, right.

One of the many reader's comments in the Telegraaf:

I have just called Fortis to make an appointment for tomorrow.
"May I ask why you want to make an appointment?"
"Of course, it has to do with my accounts and a piglet."
"Aha, so you want to cancel your accounts tomorrow?"
"That is correct!"
Leo, 3huis, Velsen 12:32 | 20.02.08

Yeah, even the Dutch are learning to vote with their feet!

Change!

re: #66 infidel4ever

" I have just called Fortis to make an appointment for tomorrow.
"May I ask why you want to make an appointment?"
"Of course, it has to do with my accounts and a piglet."
"Aha, so you want to cancel your accounts tomorrow?"
"That is correct!"
Leo, 3huis, Velsen 12:32 | 20.02.08

Yeah, even the Dutch are learning to vote with their feet!"

Went for years without giving the Dutch a second thought. Really starting the like the Dutch.

Nearly 30,000 petition signatures are being delivered to officials in Montgomery County, Md., demanding that a public vote be held to allow citizens to decide on a law providing special rights to people with "gender identity" issues, including apparently the choice of whether to use men's or women's locker rooms and other public facilities

[Link: www.worldnetdaily.com...]

re: #61 storagemanager

Don't forget They hate our Avatars.

That's enough reason for me.

re: #6 Confuzed

try Islam 101 at jihad watch

Good Morning Lizards.

To the CAIR lurkers out there, you will lose this war.

Note to Michelle Obama: There has not been a day of my life that I have not been "really" proud of my country. I am proud of every man and woman who served this country to defend your right to not be "really proud" of it. May you grow up some day and understand what a child you truly are.

With Castro stepping down (finally) and Barack Hussein Obama clearly opening up a lead on the clinton political machine, I wonder when he's going to grow the beard and begin wearing fatigues?

Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Changes...

In its statement, the 5,000-strong religious police accused Yara of violating both the law and Islamic tenets by flying unaccompanied from Jeddah to Riyadh and sitting alone with an unrelated man in a public place in a section reserved for families.

The religious police said its members went to the coffee shop after receiving information that the woman did not have her head covered and was wearing make-up and making ‘suspicious gestures’ while in the man’s company

Hussy! [Link: www.khaleejtimes.com...]

re: #16 Carl in Jerusalem

Brits feared 'armed confrontation' with El Al security guards

I read that article in the Daily Mail yesterday with some interest Carl. I know it's only speculation, but it seems that the British authorities had little enthusiasm in actually arresting him and were happy that he stayed on the plane.

I also note with interest that the pratt who raised the arrest warrant, Daniel Machover, was absolutely livid and threatening all sorts of investigations as to why our authorities 'failed' to arrest him and how the news of his impending arrest was 'leaked.'

Seems like our lot went through the motions and were happy to find an excuse not to carry out the warrant. I think this Machover character really got on the tits of the authorities with his hyperventilating.

I remember a Doron Novan from way back. Really nice bloke... Absolutely hard as nails.

re: #73 BulgarWheat

With Castro stepping down (finally) and Barack Hussein Obama clearly opening up a lead on the clinton political machine, I wonder when he's going to grow the beard and begin wearing fatigues?

Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che- Changes...

Is Obama still talking? That speech last night was nearly as long as Fidel's rambles.

re: #60 Confuzed

Evening Lizards - it was a pleasant C in Kabul today.
Confuzed - it will take more then a page - but don't make it too long the human attention span is short Just hitting the high points can take 10 pages. Maybe, if the layout is right you can go 2 pages

re: #75 Wishbone

re: #16 Carl in Jerusalem

Brits feared 'armed confrontation' with El Al security guards

I read that article in the Daily Mail yesterday with some interest Carl. I know it's only speculation, but it seems that the British authorities had little enthusiasm in actually arresting him and were happy that he stayed on the plane.

I also note with interest that the pratt who raised the arrest warrant, Daniel Machover, was absolutely livid and threatening all sorts of investigations as to why our authorities 'failed' to arrest him and how the news of his impending arrest was 'leaked.'

Seems like our lot went through the motions and were happy to find an excuse not to carry out the warrant. I think this Machover character really got on the tits of the authorities with his hyperventilating.

I remember a Doron Novan from way back. Really nice bloke... Absolutely hard as nails.

You may well be right.

In case you didn't realize it, Machover is an Israeli living in England.

By the way, my post is a BBC video - not the article from the Daily Mail.

10 C I meant

re: #68 chubby vegan

re: #66 infidel4ever

" I have just called Fortis to make an appointment for tomorrow.
"May I ask why you want to make an appointment?"
"Of course, it has to do with my accounts and a piglet."
"Aha, so you want to cancel your accounts tomorrow?"
"That is correct!"
Leo, 3huis, Velsen 12:32 | 20.02.08

Yeah, even the Dutch are learning to vote with their feet!"

Went for years without giving the Dutch a second thought. Really starting the like the Dutch.

And apparently our dhimmified government now has only a 13% approval rate, a historic low. The Dutch are waking up. Let's see what happens after the Wilders blockbuster... :))

re: #76 JammieWearingFool

re: #73 BulgarWheat

With Castro stepping down (finally) and Barack Hussein Obama clearly opening up a lead on the clinton political machine, I wonder when he's going to grow the beard and begin wearing fatigues?

Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che- Changes...

Is Obama still talking? That speech last night was nearly as long as Fidel's rambles.

Perhaps they both went to the Hassan Nasrallah school of public speaking™.

re: #81 Carl in Jerusalem

re: #76 JammieWearingFool

re: #73 BulgarWheat

With Castro stepping down (finally) and Barack Hussein Obama clearly opening up a lead on the clinton political machine, I wonder when he's going to grow the beard and begin wearing fatigues?

Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che-Che- Changes...

Is Obama still talking? That speech last night was nearly as long as Fidel's rambles.

Perhaps they both went to the Hassan Nasrallah school of public speaking™.

/Fixed linky

re: #77 lindamarie

re: #60 Confuzed

Evening Lizards - it was a pleasant C in Kabul today.
Confuzed - it will take more then a page - but don't make it too long the human attention span is short Just hitting the high points can take 10 pages. Maybe, if the layout is right you can go 2 pages

No...it won't..watch this...Mohammad said Islam should rule the world and use..Rape,murder,beating of women,child abuse,child rape and call it marriage..Kill all the Jews..kill all the Christians...kill everyone who is not Muslim.

re: #83 storagemanager

Yes he did. But people are septics. You have to back up each with a Koran verse. A short to the point one. Or they will think you are exaggerating. Pictures are good too. Keeps attention.

Off to work. Have a great day, ya'll.

re: #71 hayseed

re: #77 lindamarie

Hayseed (love that name) and lindamarie - thank you very much.
Yes, the hardest part is making it as simple to understand WITH proper layout and diagrams so that people can learn more on their own.

Most sites out there have too much information and John/Jane Q. Citizen doesn't have the time or ability to understand at once.

I'm now using mind-mapping software, graphic software, DTP and even Word to get this down. You're exactly right Lindamarie, 1 page might mean back/front but not sure yet. It'd be interesting to have a "flip the paper over" to see the proper answer format.

Thanks guys for you help, I appreciate it.

re: #76 JammieWearingFool

Is Obama still talking? That speech last night was nearly as long as Fidel's rambles.

I thought I was listening to Castro for a while. Here's what I heard:

1. "free" healthcare (read- raise taxes on companies and people making more than $75,000).

2. End the Bush tax cuts and redistribute income to special interest groups (read- raise taxes on companies and people making more than $75,000).

3. Lower gas prices (read- punish oil companies for exisiting).

4. End the war in 1 year (read-declare defeat, retreat and surrender).

5. Improve international relations (read- apologize to the world for defending ourselves and abandon Israel)

6. Improve public education (read - raise taxes and more multiculturalism).

That was about all I could stomach.

re: #75 Wishbone

Congratulations to the Reds on a stunning 2-0 victory over Inter last night! Also saw the Roma-Madrid game; interesting, the commentators were calling an easy victory for Madrid, just before van Nistelrooy's goal was called back. Gunners today in a very interesting game, and Man U should win easily in Lyon.

Didn't see it, but sounds like Chelsea ran into a bit of a buzz saw in Greece (0-0 draw).

"It's about to get interesting ...!"

A 16-year-old schoolgirl was found hanged yesterday, bringing to 17 the number of apparent suicides among youngsters in the Bridgend area since the beginning of last year.

South Wales police said Jenna Parry was discovered at 7.45am in woods near her home at Cefn Cribbwr, a small village north-west of the town.

Her death is the latest in a spate which has made Bridgend the focus of national scrutiny and the centre of a police investigation to discover possible links between the suicides. Speculation originally centred on the internet and social networking websites but police and grieving relatives moved yesterday to quash rumours of such links.

[Link: www.religionnewsblog.com...]

As long as you have leaders of the free world...calling Islam peace and noble...it will be hard to teach otherwise...our leaders lie to the people...who eat it up.

re: #78 Carl in Jerusalem

Yeah, I had a look at the Wikipedia page on Daniel Machover, which mentions that his father was one of the original founders of Matzpen. Seems that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, in his case.

re: #86 Confuzed

I have pictures of women huddling in burkas. Be glad to provide one for you to use and then you don't have a copyright issue

House Democrats have decided that their greatest duty is to the enemies of this country. They have performed magnificently in this role by refusing to grant immunity to telecommunications companies that provide information to government agencies tasked with preventing terrorist acts. By withholding their votes from the legislation that would have renewed the Protect America Act, House Democrats have discouraged these companies from cooperation by leaving them open to law suits by the very terrorists who plot the murders of innocent Americans.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spoke for the Democrats when she denied that national security was the issue, and accused the GOP of wanting "to protect the financial interests of telecommunications companies and avoid judicial scrutiny of their warrantless wiretapping program." The Democrats, on the other hand, are protecting the interests of lawyers, terrorist-enabling lawsuits, and the rights of our enemies to plot our destruction in inviolable secrecy.

[Link: www.newmediajournal.us...]

It's been a long time comin'
But I know
A change gonna come

This is WLGF

re: #94 BabbaZee

Hi BabbaZee

Change!...we need change people!...say it...change...sing it ...change...go to the bank and get it!...change!

re: #18 Dustyvet

Islam Means ‘Peace’

The Myth:

Lesser educated Muslims sometimes claim that the root word of Islam is “al-Salaam,” which is “peace” in Arabic.

The Truth:

The root word for Islam is “al-Silm,” which means “submission” or “surrender.” There is no controversy about this among Islamic scholars.

Submission and peace can be very different concepts, even if a form of peace is often brought about through forcing others into submission.

In truth, the Qur’an not only calls Muslims to submit to Allah, it also commands them to subdue people of other religions until they are in a full state of submission to Islamic rule. This has inspired the aggressive history of Islam and its success in conquering other cultures.

As an American by birth and a Texan by the Grace of God, I bow before NO man. Never have, never will. And the RoP can kiss my lilly white ass.

re: #95 LindaMarie

Good Morning, Bella Linda

re: #88 AuldTrafford

Cheers mate!

That was a superb game we played there last night, couldn't have asked for more. I can't remember how many pundits have warned that our Euro form is something to be respected, regardless of how our domestic game is playing out, but what better example than that eh?

I'm torn as to which game to watch tonight. Your lot need to be careful of Lyon but, if they keep up their form of late, you shouldn't have too many worries. The Arsenal / Milan clash though, is a real test of both sides, so it may be that game that turns out to be the spectacular.

I didn't see any of the Chelsea game either and somehow I don't see them getting beat at Stamford Bridge, but it will only take them going one goal down there and it could all get turned on its head.

"It's about to get interesting ...!"

Oh yes... Yes indeedy!...hehehe

re: #87 3 wood

re: #76 JammieWearingFool

Is Obama still talking? That speech last night was nearly as long as Fidel's rambles.

I thought I was listening to Castro for a while. Here's what I heard:

1. "free" healthcare (read- raise taxes on companies and people making more than $75,000).

2. End the Bush tax cuts and redistribute income to special interest groups (read- raise taxes on companies and people making more than $75,000).

3. Lower gas prices (read- punish oil companies for exisiting).

4. End the war in 1 year (read-declare defeat, retreat and surrender).

5. Improve international relations (read- apologize to the world for defending ourselves and abandon Israel)

6. Improve public education (read - raise taxes and more multiculturalism).

That was about all I could stomach.

So I wasn't the only one who read through this blithering socialist. His agenda continues to sound more and more like Che' - hey isn't he prominently displayed in the Houston office?

What's even scarier is that people were actually applauding this nut-job (though I didn't see anyone passing out).

re: #97 squirrelguy

As an American by birth and a Texan by the Grace of God, I bow before NO man. Never have, never will. And the RoP can kiss my lilly white ass.

Huzzah to your lily white ass!

re: #96 storagemanager

CHANGE!

re: #94 BabbaZee

Babba...change is coming, I wish we'd all been ready

Who the hell is Lilly?...and why call call out her name?

Obama’s Communist Mentor

In his biography of Barack Obama, David Mendell writes about Obama's life as a "secret smoker" and how he "went to great lengths to conceal the habit." But what about Obama's secret political life? It turns out that Obama's childhood mentor, Frank Marshall Davis, was a communist.

In his books, Obama admits attending "socialist conferences" and coming into contact with Marxist literature. But he ridicules the charge of being a "hard-core academic Marxist," which was made by his colorful and outspoken 2004 U.S. Senate opponent, Republican Alan Keyes.

However, through Frank Marshall Davis, Obama had an admitted relationship with someone who was publicly identified as a member of the Communist Party USA (CPUSA). The record shows that Obama was in Hawaii from 1971-1979, where, at some point in time, he developed a close relationship, almost like a son, with Davis, listening to his "poetry" and getting advice on his career path. But Obama, in his book, Dreams From My Father, refers to him repeatedly as just "Frank."

The reason is apparent: Davis was a known communist who belonged to a party subservient to the Soviet Union. In fact, the 1951 report of the Commission on Subversive Activities to the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii identified him as a CPUSA member. What's more, anti-communist congressional committees, including the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), accused Davis of involvement in several communist-front organizations.

Trevor Loudon, a New Zealand-based libertarian activist, researcher and blogger, noted evidence that "Frank" was Frank Marshall Davis in a posting in March of 2007.

Obama's communist connection adds to mounting public concern about a candidate who has come out of virtually nowhere, with a brief U.S. Senate legislative record, to become the Democratic Party frontrunner for the U.S. presidency. In the latest Real Clear Politics poll average, Obama beats Republican John McCain by almost four percentage points.

[SNIP]

re: #101 BabbaZee

Lily white?... Pfah!... That's nothing!

As Billy Connolly put it, we Brits, owing to our North Sea weather, are naturally a shade of blue...

It takes us a fortnight in the sun just to get white!

Aha! So the Chupacabra is an Arabic rabbit, or an Arabbit.

...Returning to the show’s favoured theme of explaining Hamas’s goal of an Islamic state in all the area now divided between Israel and the Palestinians, the rabbit told viewers they would recover Jerusalem’s holiest Muslim site and cities in Israel: “We will liberate al-Aqsa mosque from the Zionists’ filth,” said Assud, whose name means Little Lion...

Aha! So el Chupacabra is a cross between an Arabbit and a lion. Indeed, there is much scientific speculation on what kind of cross-breed the Chupacabra is — whether it’s a cross between a dog and a pig, or a rabbit and a dog, but apparently the type indigenous to the Palestinian territories is a cross between a rabbit, a lion and an Arab. Here are some varying artistic representations of chupacabras, as well as photos of some suspected chupacabras, which suck the blood of pets and livestock, much like Assud does to Jews, considered by the natives to be livestock

[Link: politicalmavens.com...]

re: #103 hayseed

{hayseed}
You had showed me that band first, I really like them...

re: #107 storagemanager

Aha! So the Chupacabra is an Arabic rabbit, or an Arabbit.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!

re: #106 Wishbone

Blue's rally against Islam?

re: #106 Wishbone

AHhhaaa!

Not so white, but very blue!

SEARCH: Frank Marshall Davis communist

re: #99 Wishbone

Yes, the Arsenal v Milan game could easily have been the Final this year. ESPN offers both that and Celtic v. Barca; won't be able to watch live today, but have both set to record. Pretty sure Barca will go through, but they'll have to be careful in Glasgow (doubt they'll take many chances today). Gotta pay extra to see Man U (subscribe to Deportes, Spanish language station, or ppv) , but I imagine Leg 2 will be on the free side.

Your lot should be allright hosting 'Boro this weekend. Man U has to travel to Newcastle - they'll have to be careful there, but ought to win.

Well, just driving by, and have to get going, but wanted to congratulate the Reds - very exciting fare.

World share prices tumbled on Wednesday on renewed worries about a global economic slowdown as the price of crude oil surged to a record high point above 100 dollars a barrel, dealers said.
Japan's stock market closed down 3.25 percent after New York crude had reached an all-time peak of 100.10 dollars a barrel on Tuesday on speculation that OPEC oil producers planned to cut output at a meeting in Vienna next month.

Rocketing oil prices weigh on companies' costs and push up inflation, which in turn hurts economic growth.

British Airways said on Wednesday it planned to raise the fuel surcharges it places on air fares, citing high oil prices.

Approaching the half-way point in European stock market trading, London's FTSE 100 index of leading shares showed a loss of 1.30 percent. Frankfurt was down by 1.14 percent and Paris stood 1.01-percent lower.

"Players are worrying about the further impact of oil over 100 dollars on the economy," said a trader at a European brokerage who requested anonymity.

On Wednesday oil prices fell on profit-taking but remained close to 100 dollars a barrel.

Concerns that high crude futures could stoke inflation and stall expected interest rate cuts in the ailing US economy helped send Australian stocks down more than two percent by the close.

"There's a great deal of uncertainty out there," said Sydney-based Andrew Sekely, an equity analyst at Intersuisse.

[Link: www.breitbart.com...]

re: #101 BabbaZee

re: #97 squirrelguy

As an American by birth and a Texan by the Grace of God, I bow before NO man. Never have, never will. And the RoP can kiss my lilly white ass.

Huzzah to your lily white ass!

re: #101 BabbaZee

re: #97 squirrelguy

As an American by birth and a Texan by the Grace of God, I bow before NO man. Never have, never will. And the RoP can kiss my lilly white ass.

Huzzah to your lily white ass!

Very nice. This should be the Anti-Rop theme song:
Put a boot in your ass

re: #104 storagemanager

Who the hell is Lilly?...and why call call out her name?

If you knew Lilly Like I knew Lilly...

re: #100 Bubbaman

What's even scarier is that people were actually applauding this nut-job

The left and the MSM (I know, redundant) love socialism/Marxism.

When Obama was going on about how health care is getting more costly and he was going to change that, the crowd went nuts. So what's is he going to do, cancel the laws of supply and demand? Health care is getting more expensive cause demand is increasing relative to supply, and his socialized medicine will only make that situation worse. You have to increase the supply, not find ways to take money form other people to pay for yours.

But most of those people don't care about that. They just are in love with the concept of taking money from others to pay for something for themselves. There's a lot of class-envy involved in this.

re: #115 squirrelguy

Love that song.

thanks

Dear Members of Law Enforcement (Federal, State, and Local):

If a suspect you stopped for the possible, likely, or definite commission of a crime is carrying a Koran, it might be best not to mention it.

Apparently, if you note that a suspect possesses a Koran, that means you are profiling, and their arrests--and any evidence you garnered from those arrests--should be thrown out.

That's the position of defense attorneys in the Smiling "Just Fireworks" Islamic Terrorists Youssef Samir Megahed and Ahmed Abdellatif Sherif Mohamed in a hearing held this morning.

won't work with a Bible thou. [Link: www.debbieschlussel.com...]

Pictures of Lily

re: #111 BabbaZee

Yup... It's a misconception that Braveheart wore blue facepaint...

He was just bloody freezing :-)

re: #116 squirrelguy

re: #104 storagemanager

Who the hell is Lilly?...and why call call out her name?

If you knew Lilly Like I knew Lilly...

lol

re: #58 ornery elephant

Here we go again...

Israel's Netanyahu: 'Olmert Is Going To Cede Jerusalem'

Likud leader and chairman of the opposition MK Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday that the Olmert government is taking measures to divide Jerusalem, and urged the key Shas party to bolt the coalition and topple the government in order "to save Jerusalem."

Good morning lizards.
Looks to me like Israeli democracy in action.
Is it possible that Shas is afraid to pull the plug on Olmert for fear that Netanyahu will then be able to form a unity government without Shas retaining the balance of power?

re: #120 BabbaZee

Pictures of Lily

What about that hottie Lilly Munster?

re: #121 Wishbone

You crack me up!

re: #113 AuldTrafford

Well, best of luck for tonight mate. Here's to good footie from all sides.

re: #124 storagemanager

re: #120 BabbaZee

Pictures of Lily

What about that hottie Lilly Munster?

ROTF

My grandma looked just like Lily Munster

Iran: President calls Israel a 'blood-thirsty beast' in new attack

[Link: www.adnkronos.com...]

Change in Iran...yeah baby...not on my watch!...sing it...

Tehran, 20 Feb. (AKI) - Six people were hanged in the Iranian city of Zanjan, 200 kilometres west of Tehran on Wednesday.

The six were allegedly part of a criminal gang who robbed jewellery stores in the region.

With these new executions, the total number of people executed in Iran has risen to 43 since the beginning of 2008.

At least 298 people were executed in 2007, almost twice as many as in 2006.

Iran has one of the highest execution rates in the world. Methods of execution include hanging and stoning.

On Tuesday, a 70-year-old man was sentenced by an Iranian judge to four months in jail and 30 lashes for going out on the street with his dog.

[Link: www.adnkronos.com...]

re: #124 storagemanager

re: #120 BabbaZee

Pictures of Lily

What about that hottie Lilly Munster?

Was thinking more along the lines of Lillie Langtry. LOL

re: #123 sparrowlake

Morning Sparrow

re: #127 BabbaZee

Whoa there!... Your Nan looked like Yvonne Decarlo?

Your Grandad must have had the luck of the Seven Snotty Sisters and the grace and favour of the snottiest one of the lot of them*

*Old Liverpool Saying...One of my Nan's favourites

Good evening from Manilaaa.

My Obamite little bros were all smiles when they heard about Wisconsin and Hawaii. What's a 'zard to do? >.=.>

re: #133 laZardo

learn a lot of quotes from Marx, Lennin, Mao, and Fidel.

re: #132 Wishbone

LOL yes she really did, and her name was Lilian too.

Grandpa split whensmy dad 8 , I never met him.

Apparently... looks ain't everything...

but Pop sure is good looking
lol

re: #130 squirrelguy

re: #124 storagemanager

re: #120 BabbaZee

Pictures of Lily

What about that hottie Lilly Munster?

Was thinking more along the lines of Lillie Langtry. LOL

The Judge...would not like that!

re: #134 BulgarWheat

That could work...though I actually showed one of them the latest zombietime and he was pretty much "lol commies." The other doesn't care much for politics...

ABC News' Jennifer Parker and Eloise Harper Report: Sen. Hillary Clinton took a swipe at her daughter's profession today at an economic roundtable discussion at a restaurant in Parma, Ohio, suggesting wealthy investment bankers and hedge fund managers on Wall Street aren't doing real 'work.'

The former first lady's daughter, Chelsea Clinton, works for New York-based hedge fund Avenue Capital Group. She previously worked in New York for McKinsey & Company, her first job after graduating with her master's degree from Oxford University

[Link: blogs.abcnews.com...]

Morning
{Bulgar}

re: #139 BabbaZee

{Babba!}

Good Morning!

re: #131 BabbaZee

Good morning to you Babbaleh - have a great day.

re: #141 sparrowlake

thanks sparrow

A few people were leaving at the end of his town hall event while Obama was still speaking. Obama chalked that up, unknowingly, to them just wanting to beat traffic so he said goodbye in front of the 3,000 person crowd.

But then said, "We're having a little siesta out here - a little party," as a way to coax them to come back.

The problem?

Siesta, in Spanish, means nap. Fiesta, in Spanish, means party.

[Link: blogs.abcnews.com...]

re: #139 BabbaZee

The outraged spleen has arisen! Prepare the martyrs-to-be!

/lololol

Morning, evening, and afternoon from the wilds of central wa/ state. Absolutly stunning view out the kitchen window. Full moon over the Cascades. We are getting ready for an epic battle(in best Howard Cosel voice) His Vagueness vs She who can't be named. Dirty tricks will start flying, mud slinging will be fast and furious. It will be an epic brawl. Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. It will be a tale told by two idiots. Swallowed by legions of true believers.

and Good Evening to LaZardo

Obama's cousin call's for riots in the street...again...

Raila Odinga,

[Link: www.earthtimes.org...]

re: #145 pingjockey

LOL... You got your popcorn in then?

Chris Matthews just said that Barack is offering deliverance. I wonder if he was referring to the romantic comedy movie, Deliverance?

That Boy shore has a purty mouth

re: #148 Wishbone
Popcorn, beer, pretzels. Handy copy of the Bill of Rights, lots of extra sound supressors for my ears, so i don't have to hear the babble.

Evangeline Lilly

re: #149 BulgarWheat

Chris Matthews just said that Barack is offering deliverance. I wonder if he was referring to the romantic comedy movie, Deliverance?

That Boy shore has a purty mouth

Did his leg shiver?

re: #149 BulgarWheat

[BLINK!]

re: #152 storagemanager
Bwahaha, coffee everywhere. OTOH deliverance from what? Oh, I know, having any extra cash in our wallets.

Shuttle getting rady to land. I was on a missle tracking ship at Cape Canaveral from '85 to '90. Saw Challenger blow up. Terrible sight.

re: #153 BabbaZee

Babba ...I'm falling behind I only have 1 truck and 1 car broke down in the drive.lol

re: #149 BulgarWheat

Chris Matthews just said that Barack is offering deliverance

These fucking so smart I me miner secular assholes are making him their messiah

but they are too sophisticated to believe in fairy tales

there's a REAL deliverer, assholes

and he's gonna throw your sorry asses in the goat pile

re: #156 hayseed

Oh No! lololololol

re: #156 hayseed

You might be a redneck if... Your house is on wheels, and your car is on blocks!

re: #155 pingjockey

thanks for the reminder...nasa tv

re: #120 BabbaZee

Did you say Pictures of Lilies? We have her at my house.

[Link: farm1.static.flickr.com...]

re: #161 Widow'smight

beautiful!

CNN memo - be nice to our leftist buddy - Castro. After all, Castro did bring "Holy Universal Health Care" (never mind how hopelessly pathetic and sub-standard it is) to his starving poor masses. So please be nice to the dried up old commie. In the end he was a swell guy. Plus - Castro demonized America - and we leftists at CNN understand how that can work in your favor.

Muhammad’s teaching was too great. During 2007, a man (of forty years) from Afghanistan first shaved his wife Nazia’s (of seventeen years) head and then cut off her ears, and nose and broke her teeth with a stone, knocked her down and beat her severely until her hands and legs were broken and burnt her feet with boiling water while she fainted, on the first day of Eid ul Adha, an Islamic ritual of sacrifice. Nazia is his second wife. He already killed his first wife. (Hairan, 2007; IRIN, 2007). This is how some Muslims celebrate Eid festival; sacrificing own wife in place of a camel. Camels are costly but women are cheap.

[Link: www.islam-watch.org...]

re: #77 lindamarie

You must be the other Kabuli that I've heard about...

Yolanda Adams - That Name

re: #161 Widow'smight

You must live in the pacific northwest? Gorgeous!

no school for my son today...he's making me pancackes..yum

Am I late to the party? Have you all seen this Obama gay sex and crack party in a limo allegation video on youtube? My, oh my.

re: #169 godfrey

Thats been around a while
strikes me as utter bullshit

re: #163 FrogMarch

That's just a FOX NWES SMEAR concocted to DEMONIZE ALL WHO STAND UP for the PPL against IMEPRARLIST OPPSRESSION!111

/lolol

Hey beer lovers, hold on to your wallets:

Heineken warns of growing costs; net falls 33%

LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Dutch brewer Heineken N.V. on Wednesday warned of growing input costs and reported a 33% drop in annual profit, taking the luster off a year in which it reported strong emerging-market sales growth and managed to nudge U.S. sales higher.

re: #170 BabbaZee

I can scarcely believe it myself. What a world, whether it's true or false.

re: #162 BabbaZee

I had a great Aunt Lillian growing up. She lived in Williamsport near my Grandma. They were the only people we knew who had their own swimming pool, and we used to go there with my grandparents.

I think she was shorter than my Grandma who was maybe 5'.

re: #172 3 wood

I like Grolsch better.

re: #170 BabbaZee

If I ever run for president, I'd like to say now that my antics in the Loire Valley ca. 1985 were merely common youthful indiscretions. Thank you.

8 minutes till touch down...don't miss it . It really is cool. nasatv

re: #173 godfrey

There are far more damaging truths to be told about that devil

Islam is noble...

YALA (Thailand), Feb 19: A 46-year-old Buddhist man was shot and then set ablaze as he tried to escape an attack by suspected Islamic separatists on Tuesday in Thailand’s Muslim-majority south, police said.
Netr Noh-uma, a highway department official, was shot as he was riding a motorcycle with a colleague in Pattani, one of three provinces along the Malaysian border hit by four years of separatist unrest, police said.

A 34-year-old man was riding the motorcycle with him. He was also shot but managed to run away, police said.

Netr was too seriously wounded to escape. Police said that when he fell off the motorcycle, two militants doused him with petrol and set him on fire.

“They burned him alive after he was shot and fell from his motorbike.

Islam means peace! [Link: jihadwatch.org...]

Hey, Buzz Aldrin is now a doctor. Probably a doctor of being cool.

re: #172 3 wood

I think I kept Heineken afloat when I was working in Greece year before last. Must a put a big dent in their revenue when I came home.

Good morning Lizards everywhere...

re: #149 BulgarWheat

Chris Matthews just said that Barack is offering deliverance.

See, this is where they are making Obama into a Messianic figure, and it makes me want to throw up.

re: #178 BabbaZee

The communist connection won't affect his pull on Donk voters. Even his Insane Church Posse aren't hurting him. WTF are these voters smoking?

re: #184 godfrey

Insane Church Posse? Heh, I like that one.

Can someone in Chicago drive by Louis Farrakhan's place on the South Side and see if he has a Barack for President sign in his yard? Am told he had one when Barack ran for the US Senate.

re: #174 Widow'smight

I come from the tall folk, grandma was 5 foot 6 at 93 when she died, so she had to be at least 5' 7' or 8' as a young person... which was very tall for a woman in her day

Dad is 6' 2", I am 5' 9"

re: #183 3 wood

re: #149 BulgarWheat

Chris Matthews just said that Barack is offering deliverance.

See, this is where they are making Obama into a Messianic figure, and it makes me want to throw up.

Offering deliverance? From what to whom? And it's funny that the leftists were busy complaining when Bush got cozy with Christian fundamentalists? Here, their presumptive nominee and his various supporters are busy using the same language and no one bats an eye.

Nice.

re: #170 BabbaZee

re: #169 godfrey

Thats been around a while
strikes me as utter bullshit

It has to be.

I watched all the Michelle Obama speech videos you linked, Babba. The doctors say I may recover in the future with careful treatment.

In any case, after watching Michelle in action, I am fully convinced by attitude, body language, and tone that she would never suffer BHO acting like WJC.

BHO would have been DOA if he had pulled a stunt like that.

re: #184 godfrey

The Insane Church Posse!
LOLOLOLOLOL!
All their stash are belong to me.

re: #184 godfrey
Powdered unicorn horn and essence of rainbow mixed with cotton candy drops.

re: #183 3 wood

re: #149 BulgarWheat

Chris Matthews just said that Barack is offering deliverance.

See, this is where they are making Obama into a Messianic figure, and it makes me want to throw up.

It makes me want to...want to...seethe.

re: #184 godfrey

re: #178 BabbaZee

The communist connection won't affect his pull on Donk voters. Even his Insane Church Posse aren't hurting him. WTF are these voters smoking?

I dont know what they are smoking, but I'm certain it is similar to the drug Bloodhype from the Alan Dean Foster novel Bloodhype. Use it one time and you are hooked for life, what little is left of it since it is also 100 percent fatal.

re: #167 FrogMarch

No, I live in SE PA, right above the Amish country. I'm getting ready for spring, and these are my favorites. Take a good whif.

[Link: farm2.static.flickr.com...]

re: #186 BulgarWheat

Can someone in Chicago drive by Louis Farrakhan's place on the South Side and see if he has a Barack for President sign in his yard? Am told he had one when Barack ran for the US Senate.

OMG, LGF just called for a drive by on Louis Farrakhan!

/CAIR mode off

Obama's candidacy strikes me as analogous to Soviet architecture and public art: it was deliberately designed to be ugly so as to brutalize the population into submission. A sort of naked assertion of sheer power, to humiliate people. So here's Obama, the Empty Suit, the Emperor with No Clothes, pushed forward in internationalist/messianic terms with total aplomb, -- and we're supposed to just accept it because we've been told "this sort of person" embodies all our hopes, pride, etc.

What a steaming pile of horsesh*t. But it's supposed to be precisely that, to have the desired effect of pushing Americans down and forcing them to eat what they don't want to. For their own good, don't you know.

The only word that comes to mind for this sort of strategist is "a**hole."

re: #192 OldLineTexan

re: #183 3 wood

re: #149 BulgarWheat

Chris Matthews just said that Barack is offering deliverance.

See, this is where they are making Obama into a Messianic figure, and it makes me want to throw up.

It makes me want to...want to...seethe.

Always remember, pillage first, then burn.
- Wise Old Viking

It's coming in!

re: #188 lawhawk

re: #183 3 wood

re: #149 BulgarWheat

Chris Matthews just said that Barack is offering deliverance.

See, this is where they are making Obama into a Messianic figure, and it makes me want to throw up.

Offering deliverance? From what to whom? And it's funny that the leftists were busy complaining when Bush got cozy with Christian fundamentalists? Here, their presumptive nominee and his various supporters are busy using the same language and no one bats an eye.

Nice.

It's easy to understand. Devoid of actual hope or any connection to the Creator, man will invent religion and gods.

BabbaZee...I know your out there...Good morning dear...

Landing gear down.

Touch-down!

Welcome home, Atlantis.

re: #189 OldLineTexan

100% concur with your analysis.
Bitch got some crazy eyes too.

I don't know how you made it through them all...
I couldn't do it.

It was like trying to watch a beheading video - matter of fact I had an easier time watching that, sick as that sounds.

Shuttle lands safe, yay! God bless us, there's no one like us.

Good morning lizards! Missed all the excitement yesterday. Been on a short hiatus. Just catching up now.
Something is going RIGHT, when the WRONG people get irritated. Heh.
Charles Johnson and Lizard Nation: keep fighting the good fight. More people will be watching with all the free publicity! (How the hamsters holding up?)
To Cair: This is God.
[Link: www.biblegateway.com...]
All others are false and evil.

re: #195 OldLineTexan

ROTFL.

Good morning CAIR minions. Have some bacon, or at least a couple sausages before you leave. I cooked 'em up fresh this morning.

Wanna pet the dog?

re: #200 doriangrey

Shalom Dorian

Eight people have been arrested in Jordan for propagating the Christian faith, according to a Saudi newspaper.
Jordanian security forces arrested eight people, mostly foreigners, after they were caught distributing missionary material to Bedouin families north and east of the Jordanian capital, Amman, the Saudi daily Al-Watan reported...

Sources said they were "enticing" impoverished youngsters by paying them money and calling on them to marry foreign girls...

Evangelism is a practice frowned upon in the Muslim world, and often associated with Western imperialism.

The Jordanian government prohibits conversion from Islam and the proselytizing of Muslims. The Shari'a courts have the authority to prosecute people trying to convert Muslims, according to the United States State Department's annual report on religious freedom.

Muslims in Jordan who convert to another religion face social and governmental discrimination, the report said.

[Link: jihadwatch.org...]

Good Morning Y'all - from a chilly (35 degrees, going up to 64 degrees) bright and sunny Charlotte!
How is everyone this morning?

re: #201 MandyManners

Morning mandy. How is your BP this a.m.?

re: #205 BulgarWheat

re: #195 OldLineTexan

ROTFL.

Good morning CAIR minions. Have some bacon, or at least a couple sausages before you leave. I cooked 'em up fresh this morning.

Wanna pet the dog?

How about a nice stout Ale, while you're waiting on your bacon...

Opposition chairman says Olmert's government intends to divide capital, warns Jerusalem will become 'Mecca of global terror' if Israel withdraws from eastern neighborhoods

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

re: #210 doriangrey

sounds just about right.

re: #188 lawhawk

Evangelists are evangelists. Whoever makes the biggest donation to their offering box gets their bloc vote.

/that's how Philippine politics work, at least...

re: #208 realwest
OK. How is RW this morning? It was 26 here last nite will be mid 40s today. Spring has sprung in the Cascade foothills.

re: #210 doriangrey

re: #205 BulgarWheat

re: #195 OldLineTexan

ROTFL.

Good morning CAIR minions. Have some bacon, or at least a couple sausages before you leave. I cooked 'em up fresh this morning.

Wanna pet the dog?

How about a nice stout Ale, while you're waiting on your bacon...

While gazing at a painting of Mo.

re: #205 BulgarWheat

re: #195 OldLineTexan

ROTFL.

Good morning CAIR minions. Have some bacon, or at least a couple sausages before you leave. I cooked 'em up fresh this morning.

Wanna pet the dog?

Throw in some sausage. Can I bring my German Shepherd? She's a delicate little flower. HA!

re: #211 storagemanager

Opposition chairman says Olmert's government intends to divide capital, warns Jerusalem will become 'Mecca of global terror' if Israel withdraws from eastern neighborhoods

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

I object.

We already have a Mecca of global terror.

It's called "Mecca".

/morning Dougie

Saw a pathetic bumper sticker on the way in this morning (on a Prius of course)...

Clinton 2008
Obama 2016

Now there's a stirring appeal.

Vote for Hillary. Not because she's the best choice for America, but because damn it she's entitled to it. It's her year and that Obama guy needs to wait his turn.

re: #215 squirrelguy
And watching pig races.

re: #219 pingjockey

re: #215 squirrelguy
And watching pig races.

pssst. Bet on #4. It's a sure thing.

re: #175 pingjockey

I have a few bottles of Grolsch in the fridge that I keep lying around for the odd moment when I like a beer. It's no surprise that Heineken are losing sales, at least in Britain anyway. There's much better than some of the crud coming out of the taps these days and Heineken was never really a big seller.

re: #206 BabbaZee

re: #200 doriangrey

Shalom Dorian

Good morning and a little something for you this morning...

re: #216 MrMom

That paper leash you have on her probably won't hold up too long either. Toss a bag over their head, turn loose the dog, and you'd have an instant Abu Ghraib.

If it were a male dog, it might hump one of the poor fellas leg or something.

re: #187 BabbaZee

My mom is 5'2", Dad is 5'5". I got some of my Grandpa's genes, I got to 6'. Speaking of flowers, here's one of my most beautiful ones.

[Link: farm2.static.flickr.com...]

re: #214 pingjockey Good morning! I'm ok this morning, watched the shuttle land - still just takes my breath away!
I think it's gonna be spring here after the weekend (which is supposed to be cold and rainy)!
Then, three weeks later, or so, SUMMER!

re: #209 pingjockey

Marvelous!

How are you doing?

I wonder how Clinton's feeling this morning. Did any ashtrays, lamps or vases get smashed last night?

re: #222 doriangrey

Love it. Rock me, Amadeus!

re: #221 Wishbone
We have more micro brews here than you can shake a stick at. Actually, micro brew is a misnomer, they started as microbrews and have got big enough to sell in a 3 or 4 state area.

re: #224 Widow'smight

awww

For me, there’s the thrill of the Blue Angels roaring over cloudless skies. And the somber awe felt amid the hallowed waters that surround the sunken U.S.S. Arizona at the Pearl Harbor memorial.

Every naturalization ceremony I’ve attended, where hundreds of new Americans have raised their hands to swear an oath of allegiance to this land of liberty, has been a moment of pride for me. So have the awesome displays of American compassion at home and around the world. When millions of Americans rallied to help the victims of the 2005 tsunami in southern Asia—including members of the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group that sped from Hong Kong to assist survivors—my heart filled with pride. It did again when the citizens of Houston opened their arms to Hurricane Katrina victims and folks across the country rushed to their churches, Salvation Army, and Red Cross offices to volunteer.

God bless you Michelle...for all you do. [Link: michellemalkin.com...]

re: #218 Dirk Diggler

It's also an admission that Obama brings nothing to the table, currently. If he doesn't make it, just wait for his name to be on every significant co-sponsored piece of legislation during the next four years. They're going to build his resumé assiduously, try to put him on key committees, etc. This is how the game works, I suspect.

re: #157 BabbaZee

If He's there and listening, tell Him please to hurry up and deliver already, the sooner the better - because the natives are getting restless.

re: #187 BabbaZee

re: #174 Widow'smight

I come from the tall folk, grandma was 5 foot 6 at 93 when she died, so she had to be at least 5' 7' or 8' as a young person... which was very tall for a woman in her day

Dad is 6' 2", I am 5' 9"

5'-9" of raging zionist spleen piss and vinegar. Glad we're on the same side! :^)
How are ya { {Babba} } ?

re: #231 godfrey

But they love nothing.

And they shall have it
in abundance

re: #226 MandyManners
I bet there was shit flying everywhere. Wonder if her staffers get hazardous duty pay? Why I asked about the BP, was the cognito factor yesterday.

re: #227 BabbaZee

re: #222 doriangrey

Love it. Rock me, Amadeus!

Heh heh heh I listen to his Fourth in C sharp minor on the way to work, it calms my nerves when driving in our wonderful SoCal bumper to bumper traffic. (Californians just dont know how to driver)

re: #149 BulgarWheat

Would it be ok to make them"squeal like a piggy", or is that forbidden by the koran?

re: #224 Widow'smight Morning to you! That must be y'all on your way to the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial, in Pearl Harbor, right?

re: #227 BabbaZee

Falco!... Blimey... There's a blast from the past.

If I remember rightly, he was a two hit wonder. The other one was 'Vienna Calling.'

Ha!... Fear me, oh pub quiz contestants.

Good morning, C.A.I.R.!

Hung-over from all that seething?

re: #233 MrMom

5'-9" of raging zionist spleen piss and vinegar

{MrMom}

re: #232 sparrowlake

You're goood, lol

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Wednesday that the Iranian nation believes that presence of foreign forces in the region would damage regional security, tranquility and friendship.

Addressing a large group of local residents gathered at the city's main stadium, he said, "The powerful nation of Iran is the friend and brother to all regional nations both in happiness and difficulties." Those who entered the Persian Gulf region made attempts to create discord among the regional states and made the region insecure, he said urging foreign forces to leave the region soon.

By waging wars in different parts of the world, the bullying powers try to sell their weapons, the president said adding that they try to expand their hegemony throughout the globe.

Elsewhere in his speech, the president condemned brutality of the Zionist regime in the occupied territories and its targeted assassination of leaders of Palestine resistance movement fighting to evict Israel from Palestine.

[Link: www2.irna.com...]

Hah! McCain bringing up the "inexperience" factor.

re: #188 lawhawk

Offering deliverance? From what to whom? And it's funny that the leftists were busy complaining when Bush got cozy with Christian fundamentalists? Here, their presumptive nominee and his various supporters are busy using the same language and no one bats an eye.

Nice.

But it's okay when it's one of theirs.

Chris Matthews might as well just have his pants around his ankles when he talks about Obama. They don't even try to pretend to be objective anymore.

re: #237 n in wi

re: #149 BulgarWheat

Would it be ok to make them"squeal like a piggy", or is that forbidden by the koran?

I forgot. Just for Hoppie!

*smooch*

re: #237 n in wi

now I'd almost forgotten that line.

YO BABBA!

re: #180 pingjockey

Hey, Buzz Aldrin is now a doctor. Probably a doctor of being cool.

He had a Ph.D. before he went into space.

Ph.D. in astronautics from M.I.T., 1963

re: #228 pingjockey

I know what you mean about the micro brew market. We have breweries in pub cellars here in Liverpool, they're that popular. It's the names they give the ales that crack me up sometimes: 'Wobbly Bob' and 'The Dogs Bollocks' being ones that stuck in my mind.

re: #239 Wishbone

Fear me, oh pub quiz contestants

LOL!

re: #242 BabbaZee

re: #232 sparrowlake

You're goood, lol

Ah yes, I remember those days quite fondly... ;)

re: #234 BabbaZee

I am always reminded that Stan and his minions create nothing. They are merely parasitic. It takes courage to create, to pour one's heart and soul into something, to risk it all. It is an image of the divine. That is why Stan and his minions detest courage and creativity with every scale and sinew.

re: #238 realwest

Nope, that would be the USS New Jersey looking from Penns Landing in Philly.

Ever been on the North Carolina? The Mrs loved it, and we might do it again this year. Course I imagine your journeys on Naval ships weren't for pleasure.

my snowdrops have been blooming for a couple weeks now

YO REAL!