No doubt the result of Islamophobia

Maybe it was the invisible gay people.

I am sure the Mullahs done it themselves.

Bush and U.S. getting blamed in 5-4-3-2...

President monkey will blame the C.I.A. and the Zionist in Israel.

Be a real shame if Iran became unstable.

re: #4 livefreeor die

or the Zionists?

A toast!

Liberation of Iran!

Maybe Dhimmi Carter should go there and help out with their peace process.

For a while...

re: #6 EC Marm

It is already unstable. The question is how we can exploit that

Be interesting to see how this unfolds.

Religion of Peace!

re: #7 winston06

or the Zionists?

Or Zionists wearing George Bush masks.

Amish buggies traveling the globe at lightspeed again...

Doing the work Infidels won't do.

I hope the good guys are starting to cause havoc for the bad guys. That'd be great.

re: #16 savage_nation

I wouldnt want to be a target of the MEK

How is your day going?

Could something here........

Fars said the mosque is the site of weekly speech about extremist Wahabi beliefs and the outlawed Bahai faith.

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

Are you sure the government didn't have something to do with it.Considering the news coming out of there this past week.The pope coming to the U.S.A ?

Hmmm....growing death toll in Iran:

Jerusalem Post said yesterday: At least 20 Hizbullah fighters have been killed during military training in Iran, the Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Watan reported Thursday evening, quoting the Director General of the Islamic Union in Lebanon, Muhammad Ali Husseini. The Lebanese official did not say exactly how the fighters were killed...

Don't go all gaga on theses MEK people, fellow lizards. They're leftists and anti-Western. They're anti-Mullah because the Mullahs represent religion, which in the Marxian Universe® is doubleplusungood. They are as bad as the Islamofascist flavor terrorists. This is not a case of TEOMEIMF.

re: #22 Ma Sands

Hmmm....growing death toll in Iran:

Quagmire.

re: #16 savage_nation

MEK is a terrorist organization though

re: #23 Gang of One

Thanks for saying that. You're right

Of COURSE Ahmadinnerjacket will place the blame SQUARELY on the Zionist 'Entity' and/or it's proxies (The U.S. of A.). Is there ANY doubt what so effing ever?

Those scamps - always playing 'hot potato' with the bombmaking stuff.

re: #19 storagemanager

Could something here........

"Inside" job, then? I have lost an belief that the Islamic Republic of Iran has any internal dissent left. That would make more sense, that the mullahs look the other way while a Saudi embracing mosque 'sploded.

re: #21 savage_nation

ok, I suppose. Very cold here, windy as hell too.

You have my sympathy-on a number of fronts. Hope you see improvements in everything soon. You deserve it.

Shiraz is a major tourist destination because of its closeness to a number of important ancient sites.

Deadly bomb attacks are unusual in Iran. The last major bombing was by suspected Sunni rebels in the south-eastern city of Zahedan in February last year.

Thirteen members of the Revolutionary Guard were killed in that blast, which was caused by a car bomb

[Link: news.bbc.co.uk...]

. If the target was a government-approved 'conservative' [radical] mosque, the media will have to dig up and dust off the T word.

job related accident?

re: #27 savage_nation

Why NOT use them to raise havoc in Iran?

I wouldn't use any terrorist group. If the MEK is responsible, then it is what it is. It is Iran's problem to deal with. But if one group of thugs is bitch-slapping another group of thugs, I'll take it. But I don't relish the idea of innocents as collateral damage.

Here is a chronology of some major bomb attacks in Iran:

Aug. 30, 1981 - President Mohammed Ali Rajai and Prime Minister Mohammed Javad Bahonar are killed in a bomb blast at the prime minister's office in Tehran.

June 20, 1994 - A bomb rips through the main hall at the Imam Reza shrine in the northeastern city of Mashhad, killing 26.

June 2, 1998 - An explosion kills three people at an Islamic revolutionary court in Tehran.

Sept. 16, 1999 - A bomb hidden in a garbage can near a Shi'ite Muslim shrine in Mashhad kills two.

June 12, 2005 - A string of bomb attacks in Ahvaz, close to the border with Iraq, and in Tehran kill nine people.

Oct. 15 - Twin bomb blasts outside a shopping mall in Ahvaz kill six.

Jan. 24, 2006 - Eight people are killed when bombs rip through a bank and government building in Ahvaz.

Feb. 14, 2007 - A booby-trapped car blows up a bus owned by the Revolutionary Guards in Zahedan city in southeast Iran, on the border with Pakistan and Afghanistan. Eleven staff members of the Guards are killed and 31 injured.

April 12, 2008 - At least eight people were killed and 50 injured when a bomb exploded in a mosque in southern Iran on Saturday, the semi-official Fars news agency reported.

Could be the Sunni trying open a rift in Iraq.

re: #38 storagemanager

Could be the Sunni trying open a rift in Iraq.

That should have been Iran...pimf

re: #36 NJDhockeyfan

So. Are they all unsolved.....?

re: #38 storagemanager

Interesting theory. Maybe a little "tit for tat" from Iraq.

re: #23 Gang of One

Yep.

But MEK’s ideology, a blend of Marxism and Islamism, put it at odds with the postrevolutionary government, and its original leadership was soon executed by the Khomeini regime...
The group’s armed unit operated from camps in Iraq near the Iran border since 1986.

re: #41 Ma Sands

So. Are they all unsolved.....?

I believe all the attacks were carried out by Zionists.

Interviewer: "Your commanders said you had to go out and fight..."

"Abu Sajjad": "Yes, and that we would be victorious."

Interviewer: "They said you would definitely be victorious?"

"Abu Sajjad": "If not, we would go to Iran. Why go to Iran?"

Interviewer: "Maybe to get organized?"

"Abu Sajjad": "No. Why go to Iran? We need to go on a hijra to Iran, liberate Iran from Sayyid Ali Khamenei, and then return to Iraq, bearing black flags, and topple Al-Maliki. They would topple Prime Minister Al-Maliki, and after that, the state of divine justice would appear. At that point, I began to wonder: What, is the prime minister against the Imam Al-Mahdi?"

[Link: www.memri.org...]

Just another wacky mullah carelessly dropping his lit ciggy in the munitions dump basement madrassa.

re: #4 livefreeor die

Bush and U.S. getting blamed in 5-4-3-2...

And if it isn't us, then it is the JOOOOOS!

/Hitler - Poland - 1939

Give them a few triangles of their very own.

re: #42 Killgore Trout

Interesting theory. Maybe a little "tit for tat" from Iraq.

I thought (maybe even hoped) that at first. But once you see the word Wahabi and Bahai it seems more state (mullah) sanctioned. The mullahs know something about the Wahabi/Sauds that our own country hasn't figured out, yet.

re: #44 NJDhockeyfan

I believe all the attacks were carried out by Zionists.

Led by David Mosquekivitz.

re: #44 NJDhockeyfan

Oh. :)

Aren't we due for an uprising in Iran? I mean, wasn't the Mahdi supposed to show up last spring? Or was it the spring before that? He is late, can someone ring DinerJacket about that?

Waiting for the Mahdi.

Not as fun as Waiting for Godot.

re: #40 savage_nation

If they can knock off anyone that has access or knowledge to any nuclear weapons programs, then I dont see that as a bad thing.

I read you by 5 X 5 Savage. Like I said: one group of goblins taking out the other group of goblins. If this includes the destruction of WMD/nuke capabilities, I have no trouble with that. It's not like we asked them to it. It just happens to work in our favor. It is distinctly a bonus for us.

re: #53 shibumi

Waiting for the Mahdi.

Maybe he'll be elected in November.

An accident in the Armoury , perhaps ?

re: #39 storagemanager

That province doesnt have many Sunnis. Sunnis of Iran live in NE, SE and Western Iran.

re: #21 savage_nation

Where are you?

This is barbarism plain and simple.

I don't care who the victims were, I don't care who the perps were. The attack was barbaric.

The regime of Iran is barbaric but if it was an opponent of the regime they should target the regime not a Mosque. If it was the regime targeting opponents, the regime deserves to be destroyed for more than just this.

re: #55 mama winger

Maybe he'll be elected in November.

I would ask if you if you are sure that she won't be elected in November but given the place of women in islam, there is no way the mahdi is female.

{ggt} Afternoon, toots! :D Long time no see.

OT: Kokidz Praise Obama, embrace their new identity as bitter elitists.....
I am elitist, so what? I'm bitter too!

I have a doctoral degree and I earn more than the average American, whoever that is. I drink tea and wear a hand-woven tie. But I'm bitter too because I can't afford to heat the whole house and fill the tank at the gas station daily and pay for my old parents' medical care, and I've put off getting married because I'm not sure I can afford it, and I work real hard. I want a President who understands that even tea drinkers have unemployed family to support and student loans to repay. That we're not all millionaires and that we're all hurting, too.

Bitter Resonance

Now he says people like me and those I know are "Bitter". It is exactly the right word for those of us watching what little we earn dwindle, the pride in our country crumble. It is a word most of us share, like deep black coffee and unsweetened tea between neighbors. A cup Barack Obama shares with us by using words of truth that resonate.

Not Angry or Bitter? Vote for McCain and Hillary! (with poll)

86% of Koskidz agree; Angry and bitter is the way to go!
But, if you are fed up, angry and bitter about the way things have been going in this country, then vote for Barack Obama!

re: #40 savage_nation

It's believed that the terrorist MEK/NCRI group is getting its intel from the Israelis. because Israelis don't want to be seen as the major player of the nuclear Iran problem. So they outsourced the public relation to MEK. How true this is, I dont know. I read about it a year ago.

What the Arab Persian world needs is someone to teach them what non-violence is. I would like to get behind anyone who might bring about the downfall of this idiotic theocratic regime, but simply saying the Enemy of my Enemy is my Friend doesn't cut it.

I can't gloat over this mosque bombing. It merely polarizes two theocracies against each other and makes the people there angry enough to want to do more violence to each other. I want to see Dinnerjacket lose his job, not because he loses his life, but because Iranians discover the true depths of the evil disgrace that he is. This can not be achieved by fomenting instability. And sadly, I'm not sure what anyone can draw from in Islam's various sects that might encourage a person to stop this insanity.

If anything, events like this make me appreciate the likes of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. all the more. The towering example he set for the world is entirely too rare.

Perhaps it was a non intended accident during suicide vest class?

re: #23 Gang of One

Don't go all gaga on theses MEK people, fellow lizards. They're leftists and anti-Western. They're anti-Mullah because the Mullahs represent religion, which in the Marxian Universe® is doubleplusungood. They are as bad as the Islamofascist flavor terrorists. This is not a case of TEOMEIMF.

And suddenly I thought of the Judean People's Front...

Just some Muslims fulfilling their jihad obligation to rape, pillage and murder.

re: #61 Miss Trixie

Hey you! Been around --mostly on the late-night dead thread.

How ya' doin'? and how is the Little Miss?

re: #65 savage_nation

oh, I am sorry. I haven't been outside today, but from the window, it doesn't look fun here either.

re: #66 NJDhockeyfan

I bet the Mullahs did this themselves to scare the ordinary Iranian people. To show them if they try to destabilize the regime, then bombing and insurgency will be their reward.

re: #70 savage_nation

I'll try to find the link to that article for you....

re: #62 Killgore Trout

OT: Kokidz Praise Obama, embrace their new identity as bitter elitists.....
I am elitist, so what? I'm bitter too!

I have a doctoral degree and I earn more than the average American, whoever that is. I drink tea and wear a hand-woven tie. But I'm bitter too because I can't afford to heat the whole house and fill the tank at the gas station daily and pay for my old parents' medical care, and I've put off getting married because I'm not sure I can afford it,

He can always give up hand-woven ties, shop at the Thrift Store and walk to work in order to "go green." That might make him less bitter.

re: #22 Ma Sands

Hmmm....growing death toll in Iran:

Intersting wording in that report. I suspect it had something to do with a red wire.

re: #4 livefreeor die

Bush and U.S. getting blamed in 5-4-3-2...

I'm sure this only happened because the President doesn't comprehend the difference between sunni and shia muslims.

/sarc

[a distinction without a difference]

re: #76 abolitionist

What's a red wire?

Once this a line in a Frank Capra movie?

Every time a bomb goes off a Muslim gets his virgins.

ggt

We're both fine, thanks for asking. It's a cold, rainy day and she's not interested in going out when there's a fire roaring in the fireplace and the promise of roast chicken later.

Smart girl. :D

How's your gang of cutthroats?

re: #70 savage_nation

There you go

[Link: www.iran-interlink.org...]

They shouldn't let the Imams play with explosives.

re: #79 Ma Sands

What's a red wire?

The one that completes the electrical circuit and makes everything go boom.

As spokesman for the 4/12 Troofers, I'd like to point out some facts.

1. Bombs and weapons of any kind are not allowed in Mosques.
These are Holy sites of peace. Not Bomb Labs!
2. No Jews showed-up for prayers today at that Mosque... Coincidence?
3. Fire can not melt steel!

This has Bush/Chenney/Halliburton written all over it. When are we going to wake-up and see that the peaceful religion of Islam is under attack by the neo-cons and Danish Film makers.

Bigger than first thought..sounds like a major attack....

..According to reports from Shiraz, a bomb blast at a Hosseiniyeh (a religious center) in a central Shiraz district wounded dozens of worshipers, some very critically.

Local sources say here that the explosion took part at central city of Fars Province's Seyyed ul-Shohada Hosseiniyeh.

According to IRNA reporter in Shiraz, the explosion wave was so strong that the glasses of the windows of many houses in neighboring regions of the Hosseiniyeh broke and intimidated the residents.

There are still no exact reports on the number of the wounded, or killed victims of the explosion, but the relief and fire station forces are currently present at the explosion site assisting the victims.

Some unofficial sources speak of a high number of casualties due to the blast.

IRNA would dispatch more complete reports upon receiving them

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

re: #84 galloping granny

Okay. :)
Like an I.E.D. .....

Any moment now, Code Stink will demand we pull our troops out of Iran.

re: #80 Abu Boo Boo

Once this a line in a Frank Capra movie?

Just spewed Diet Coke everywhere - thanks!

:D

re: #62 Killgore Trout

OT: Kokidz Praise Obama, embrace their new identity as bitter elitists.....
I am elitist, so what? I'm bitter too!

Oh thats good. He is putting off marriage because he is not sure that he can afford it? Hey , first you have to be able to get a date.
A good start would be moving out of your parents house.
Then you have to stop being such a whiny jerk.
Oh, and quit posting on KOS. It liquefies the brain

re: #85 ethanxxx

As spokesman for the 4/12 Troofers, I'd like to point out some facts.

1. Bombs and weapons of any kind are not allowed in Mosques.
These are Holy sites of peace. Not Bomb Labs!
2. No Jews showed-up for prayers today at that Mosque... Coincidence?
3. Fire can not melt steel!

This has Bush/Chenney/Halliburton written all over it. When are we going to wake-up and see that the peaceful religion of Islam is under attack by the neo-cons and Danish Film makers.

Have they found WMDs at the site?

re: #75 galloping granny

Come now, that kind of frugality is only for the non-elitist.

Besides, what kind of house does this person live in that they can't afford to "heat the whole house"? Also, how many miles does this person drive (in what kind of car) that they can't "fill the tank at the gas station daily"?

re: #64 blangwort

Rule 29. The enemy of my enemy is my enemy's enemy. No more. No less.

[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

[Link: www.schlockmercenary.com...]

re: #92 ploome hineni

MEK has killed American military personnel in 1960s and 70s in Iran

re: #64 blangwort

My son went to Montessori school. The teachers had a wonderful phrase to help the very little ones not "act-out".

"Use your words"

I'm sure all pre-schoolers (hopefully--not just Montessori kids) hear these words.

Sometimes, I feel the terrorscum need to go back to pre-school or maybe the problem is that they never went in the first place.

re: #85 ethanxxx

As spokesman for the 4/12 Troofers, I'd like to point out some facts.

1. Bombs and weapons of any kind are not allowed in Mosques.
These are Holy sites of peace. Not Bomb Labs!
2. No Jews showed-up for prayers today at that Mosque... Coincidence?
3. Fire can not melt steel!

This has Bush/Chenney/Halliburton written all over it. When are we going to wake-up and see that the peaceful religion of Islam is under attack by the neo-cons and Danish Film makers.

Excellent points. Does Cheney have an alibi?

re: #91 NJDhockeyfan

Have they found WMDs at the site?

Yes! There were many copies of the Koran found after the blast.

re: #73 savage_nation

Thanks, I think.

Well, I'm not going out today --maybe tomorrow. Sorry you have to drive in it.

re: #23 Gang of One

Don't go all gaga on theses MEK people, fellow lizards. They're leftists and anti-Western. They're anti-Mullah because the Mullahs represent religion, which in the Marxian Universe® is doubleplusungood. They are as bad as the Islamofascist flavor terrorists. This is not a case of TEOMEIMF.

Good point. The MEK are hard-core Marxist terrorists who carried out assassinations against U.S. military personnel and oil workers in Iran back in the 1970s, and its members were involved in the takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in November 1979. They were allied with Saddam Hussein, who gave them safehaven prior to his sudden but not untimely retirement from office. They are not our friends.

That said, I have no sympathy for the Iranians when they themselves become the victims of terrorism. (Especially when their Revolutionary Guards guys get blown up. Hee hee). I get awfully tired of their Iraqi proxies shooting rockets at me and trying to blow me up with EFPs, and I can't help but feel a touch of schadenfreude when they get a taste of their own medicine.

When it comes to the MEK vs. the Iranian regime, it's just a shame both sides can't lose.

re: #79 Ma Sands

What's a red wire?

Typical colors for positive electrical wires in low-voltage applications are red or yellow, and black or green for ground. I was hinting at a work accident.

re: #93 mitthrawnurdo

Come now, that kind of frugality is only for the non-elitist.

Besides, what kind of house does this person live in that they can't afford to "heat the whole house"? Also, how many miles does this person drive (in what kind of car) that they can't "fill the tank at the gas station daily"?

House - much, MUCH too large for a single person. He must have a maid.

Miles - He lives far away from work and should really thing about moving closer or using mass transit

Car - total gas hog. Since he is single, a two seater will be perfectly adequate.

re: #81 Miss Trixie

Laying (lying --I never got that wright) at my feet --keeping me warm. The cat is somewhere plotting.

re: #55 mama winger

Maybe he'll be elected in November.

OMG! Obama is not the Messiah!

He's the MAHDI!

(I'm pretty sure Hillary can't be the Mahdi due to her gemder, and as for McCain, he just doesn't have that same "mahdi glow" that Obama has....)

re: #8 jcm

A toast!

Liberation of Iran!

That would actually be wonderful.

re: #100 ethanxxx

Have they found WMDs at the site?

Yes! There were many copies of the Koran found after the blast.

If those loaded Koran's touched the ground, we may see Muslims exploding all over the place.

re: #92 ploome hineni

Maryam?

Sounds Judeo-Christian to me --how did that name get past the censors?

re: #108 vapig

DRINGK!

re: #107 savage_nation

Me too. Weather has got to get better soon, I'm sick of all this damn global warming!

Nearly 65F here right this minute. The tulips are coming up, the herbs are regenerating - and the pile of global warming beside the garage is still nearly 3 feet high!

# 106

Obama is not the Messiah!
He's the MAHDI!

rotating title?

re: #109 NJDhockeyfan

AH... The Religion of Pieces.

My mind is still swirling over Obama's comments. Drudge has a passing mention of it, "Obama Says SOme Voters Are Angry, Bitter ..." Underneat this header, though, is the line, "I'm in Touch," and further down, "Obama Urges Parental Responsibility ..."

RCP has one artlcle entitled "Opponents Paint Obama as an Elitist," from the Wash Post, and one editorial from the NYT, "Opponents Call Obama Out Of Touch."

Its swirling around the conservative blogosphere, though.

Does anyone else think that the MSM is clueless as the the significance of this statement, and how this one, when added to the others, creates an image of Obama that contradicts the fawning left?

re: #112 galloping granny

Speaking of tulips, my neighbors' wife planted flowers along my back fence, on my side. Little does she know I just got my mower back from the shop....

re: #103 abolitionist

Yes. And, you know....it was only recently that that term stopped referring solely to things that made us immediately feel sorry for the sufferers.....

Not finding any updates.

OT: Such good news -

'Small-Town' Remarks, Big Fallout

Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh told reporters the small-town comments make Obama vulnerable against the Republicans if he’s the nominee and should cause uncommitted superdelegates to think twice before casting their votes.

“The far right wing has a very good track record of using things like this relentlessly against our candidate, whether it’s Al Gore or John Kerry,” he said. “And I’m afraid this is the kind of fodder they might use to really harm him with.”

re: #116 mikeinmd

Speaking of tulips, my neighbors' wife planted flowers along my back fence, on my side. Little does she know I just got my mower back from the shop....

I hope you won't do that. Tulips are so pretty. I'm sure she was trying to do something nice for you.

re: #120 savage_nation

Can't help it, they voted O'Malley for governor. Bye,bye,flowers.

re: #104 galloping granny

House - much, MUCH too large for a single person. He must have a maid.

Miles - He lives far away from work and should really thing about moving closer or using mass transit

Car - total gas hog. Since he is single, a two seater will be perfectly adequate.

I am pretty sure that the house that he is referring to is his parents.
I do not believe that he ever left home. A real social life inhibitor.

re: #115 hermeneutics

Does anyone else think that the MSM is clueless as the the significance of this statement, and how this one, when added to the others, creates an image of Obama that contradicts the fawning left?

Most reporters are leftie, condescending elitists themselves. Of course they are clueless. Just as they were over Halp Me Jon Carry!

re: #104 galloping granny

I think I'm getting a clearer picture of this individual.

This person is an English professor that lives about a gazillion miles from their college of employment. He/she/it has a large home, even though he/she/it is single, so that all he/she/it's buddies in the English lit department can partake in pot parties where they can either watch CNN in absolute rapture or dove into the hidden truths of Marx's writings.

As for vehicle choice - that was easy, an antiquated "hippie van", replete with 20 moonbat bumper-stickers such as: "Impeach Bush!" and "No War for Oil!", and "Arms are for Hugging!", ect, ect.

Am I getting closer?

re: #122 galloping granny

She shouldn't have planted her plants on anyone's property but her own.

Going on 90 degrees in Los Angeles today, even near the beach, first hot day makes plants go nuts and turns it into my annual hay fever celebration.

Achoo.

re: #122 galloping granny

LOL, I probably won't.

re: #121 galloping granny

"far right wing" = Typical White People.

re: #128 ggt

She shouldn't have planted her plants on anyone's property but her own.

That is true. I still think she was trying to do something nice.

re: #115 hermeneutics

Does anyone else think that the MSM is clueless as the the significance of this statement, and how this one, when added to the others, creates an image of Obama that contradicts the fawning left?

It seems to me that Hillary and Obama are racing to see who can destroy their candidacy first.

Not that I actually mind, since I dislike them both.

re: #129 itellu3times

Going on 90 degrees in Los Angeles today, even near the beach, first hot day makes plants go nuts and turns it into my annual hay fever celebration.

Achoo.

I hate you!
/just kidding of course.

re: #129 itellu3times

Going on 90 degrees in Los Angeles today, even near the beach, first hot day makes plants go nuts and turns it into my annual hay fever celebration.

Achoo.

63° in Seattle, sunny, time for sunbathing, shorts and sandals. And the lawn need a cut.

re: #132 galloping granny

She could have been just as nice and planted them on her side of the property line.

Don't get me started on people trying to be nice with other people's property. :)

re: #127 savage_nation

Make it a night op. Wear black. Put a muffler on that mower. Good luck!

How are you doing, bud. I know you've had a bad run lately, I wish you only the best. And Capt Morgan is still the best,BTW. Hope you get some royalties from me.

Another flight of stairs?

Charles makes us work hard for the comraderie. (sp?)

re: #132 galloping granny

re: #128 ggt

She shouldn't have planted her plants on anyone's property but her own.

That is true. I still think she was trying to do something nice.

The hardest thing, will be to pull, or cut by hand, the grass that will grow up between the tulip plants.....

re: #129 itellu3times

It will be 88 tomorrow in Phoenix, about 7 degrees cooler where I am. Summer is here, early. Perhaps it will cool down, but the desert, where I live, seems to heat in jumps and starts. It isn't a nice continuum from the cool April to the warm May, sadly.

This means its time to hunt for a place to live the next few months, someplace colder and beautiful, isolated and peaceful. I can't wait.

Someone should produce the Islamist version of It's a Wonderful Life.

Of course, it would be called It's a Wonderful Death.

The plot would go something like this:

Abu-George is offered a job in a bomb-making factory, but he wants to go to Mecca and Medinah first.

Al-Potter steals Abu-George's child bride, Donna HavSex, and adds her to his harem.

This makes Abu-George bitter, so he blows up a bridge, the Interest-free Bank, and Al-Martini's hookah salon. 47 people die, and 157 are maimed.

Then Mohammed himself emerges from a firey hole in the ground promising Abu-George an endless supply of virgins if he continues his "good deeds for Allah."

Unfortunately, there are no Jooos in Al-Pottersville to slaughter, so Abu-George starts work on a nuclear missile, but then he has a "work accident."

And they all died happily ever after.

re: #136 ggt

She could have been just as nice and planted them on her side of the property line.

Don't get me started on people trying to be nice with other people's property. :)

Maybe so, but in some parts of the country that kind of thing is fairly common and seen as graciousness.

re: #135 jcm

re: #129 itellu3times

Going on 90 degrees in Los Angeles today, even near the beach, first hot day makes plants go nuts and turns it into my annual hay fever celebration.

Achoo.

63° in Seattle, sunny, time for sunbathing, shorts and sandals. And the lawn need a cut.

Sigh.....it is snowing, and 29 degrees here, central-western MN.....

re: #133 shibumi

I'm with you. Obama and Hillary, together in the race, make a great duo ... for Republicans.

What do you think about McCain's relative silence? Is he laying low and letting them savage each other while he stands above the fray? Or, is he stupid not to join in and damage Obama further?

re: #40 savage_nation

Hey savage, did you get to Portillo's?

Awwww.. seems like the Islamic Republic of Iran has run out of things to bomb. Things such as:

Flags
Buildings
Christians
Jews
Hindus
Cartoons
Movies
Theater
Radio
Food
Music
Humor
Animals
Public Figures
Women
Books and writers
Grooming faux pas
And.. Miscellaneous

Things that "offend" muslims

I'm waiting for the "Dinnajackoff Blames Mossad" headline.

Give it 24 hours.

(Directionally challenged pilot here.....eastern! :)

re: #139 Ma Sands

The hardest thing, will be to pull, or cut by hand, the grass that will grow up between the tulip plants.....

The lucky thing is that they are gone fairly quickly. Most places before the lawn needs much mowing. I saw a really neat idea down in Boston last year. They took the green foliage after the blooms had passed, bundled it together, folded it over and rubber banded it. Kept it out of the way and looked pretty neat.

re: #136 ggt

2 years ago, their kid ran his 4 wheeler around our yards (no fence) while we were at Disney, tore it up pretty bad. They never even offered an apology. Like it was theirs for the taking. Made him fix it, don't know how much it cost, but there you go. It looked like a lot of work.

re: #141 savage_nation

No, you don't.

re: #143 savage_nation

even zuzu?

Oh yeah, zuzu walks around with a car swarm souvenir in her Burqa pocket.

Bombsters Local 420 is blaming the Islamaniac Bomb Making Corporations for focusing on body counts and not bomb making safety.

re: #152 galloping granny

Years ago I lived in Chicago. I used to bend over the tulips, daffodils and crocuses when they were done blooming and rubberband the stalks. This allows the green part to get sun without making your garden look sloppy. The bulbs continue to enlarge under the folded over greens. And next year, you'll have great blossoms.

You may have to divide the bulbs later in the summer, though.

re: #153 mikeinmd

good for you!

re: #159 hermeneutics

Years ago I lived in Chicago. I used to bend over the tulips, daffodils and crocuses when they were done blooming and rubberband the stalks. This allows the green part to get sun without making your garden look sloppy. The bulbs continue to enlarge under the folded over greens. And next year, you'll have great blossoms.

You may have to divide the bulbs later in the summer, though.

Decided long since I was going to try that trick this year. Daughter's male friend brought 300 tulip bulbs from Holland last fall.

re: #145 Ma Sands

Sigh.....it is snowing, and 29 degrees here, central-western MN.....

Algore owes you a warming rebate.

re: #145 Ma Sands

Sigh.....it is snowing, and 29 degrees here, central-western MN.....

How many Carbon Credits do this entitle you to, now?

re: #161 galloping granny

Beautiful! Add bulb fertilizer and mulch and let me know next spring how it looks. Very curious. I live in a desert now and miss, terribly, the feeling of raw earth in my hands. Even container gardens, here, have nasty things in them ... like scorpions. Its just unsafe to garden with your hands.

My yard, though, is gorgeous this year. Lots of rain helped. Lemon trees are in blossom. Lime, too. Even my tangerine tree is blossoming early. The grape vines have already grown up on the trellis. And it smells like heaven.

Bombing is being blamed on a jealous neighbor whose goat left him for the boy next door.

UPDATE - Jerusalem Post is reporting scores killed in this explosion.

re: #164 hermeneutics

Beautiful! Add bulb fertilizer and mulch and let me know next spring how it looks. Very curious. I live in a desert now and miss, terribly, the feeling of raw earth in my hands. Even container gardens, here, have nasty things in them ... like scorpions. Its just unsafe to garden with your hands.

My yard, though, is gorgeous this year. Lots of rain helped. Lemon trees are in blossom. Lime, too. Even my tangerine tree is blossoming early. The grape vines have already grown up on the trellis. And it smells like heaven.

I remember the desert very fondly. I lived out in the Southwest for several years. Some of the neighbors had gone out and bought sod grass to make their yard feel more like home. When they moved they auctioned it off. Winner came around, rolled up the lawn like a carpet and dragged it down the street. :)

re: #167 galloping granny

I remember the desert very fondly. I lived out in the Southwest for several years. Some of the neighbors had gone out and bought sod grass to make their yard feel more like home. When they moved they auctioned it off. Winner came around, rolled up the lawn like a carpet and dragged it down the street. :)

And I remember the dark, rich earth of the Midwest fondly.

When you dig in the dirt, smile for me, okay?

re: #27 savage_nation

Why NOT use them to raise havoc in Iran?

For the same reason backing the rebels against the Soviets in afghanistan didn't work well in the long run.

For the same reason backing Iran against Iraq was a bad idea in the long run...

etc etc.

Bad guys are bad, and we should not play with them (support them).

re: #97 ggt

My son went to Montessori school. The teachers had a wonderful phrase to help the very little ones not "act-out".

"Use your words"

I'm sure all pre-schoolers (hopefully--not just Montessori kids) hear these words.

Sometimes, I feel the terrorscum need to go back to pre-school or maybe the problem is that they never went in the first place.

Obama used his elitist words and attitude.

re: #168 hermeneutics

And I remember the dark, rich earth of the Midwest fondly.

When you dig in the dirt, smile for me, okay?

I was out there doing just that a while ago. All the herbs survived the winter, the rhubarb is about 3 inches high - might get a small harvest of that this year. I'll think of you.

Secret Bomb factory?

Ho hum another non-Baptist attack on a rival's place of worship.

That aside one wonders who did it, I'm betting Sunnis from Iraq snuck into Iran and lit a big one.

re: #146 hermeneutics

I'm with you. Obama and Hillary, together in the race, make a great duo ... for Republicans.

What do you think about McCain's relative silence? Is he laying low and letting them savage each other while he stands above the fray? Or, is he stupid not to join in and damage Obama further?

If he steps in and disparages Obama, he looks like the bad guy, kicking someone who is down. And at this point, McCain doesn't have to do anything to Obama or Hillary- they're damaging themselves.

Personally, I like McCain's silence. It makes him easier for me to stomach as a conservative.

re: #173 Right Brain

Ho hum another non-Baptist attack on a rival's place of worship.

That aside one wonders who did it, I'm betting Sunnis from Iraq snuck into Iran and lit a big one.

Check the security camera tapes for an Amish wagon in the area just before the blast......
/

Innerestin' . . .
There's a group opposed to the current regime ruling Iran.
They are waaaaaaaaaaaaay left and have attacked US interests.
Kinda poses a dilemma for the kkkosaks and the usual suspects, dunnit?
heh

re: #172 bkgodfrey

Secret Bomb factory?

Naw, they've got the Iranian government to make all the bombs they want. They don't have to hide them in mosques there.

re: #63 winston06

It's believed that the terrorist MEK/NCRI group is getting its intel from the Israelis. because Israelis don't want to be seen as the major player of the nuclear Iran problem. So they outsourced the public relation to MEK. How true this is, I dont know. I read about it a year ago.

[Link: noblesseoblige.org...]

Live by the bomb, die by the bomb.

I once worked with an Iranian. He was on the last plane out of Iran before the muslims took over. At that time all he said about his family was that they probably were all dead (his father was an Air Force officer) at the hands of the revolutionaries.

re: #110 ggt

Maryam?

Sounds Judeo-Christian to me --how did that name get past the censors?

Well, it's in the Koran. Which means, yeah, it sounds Judeo-Christian, because like most everything else in the Koran it's been lifted from Jews and Christians, and then given a 90 degree twist.

Where was Rove when this happened?

re: #172 bkgodfrey

it very well could be

re: #166 galloping granny

The number of injured is now at 105

In the islamic paradise,
their religion is working to perfection.

re: #180 Ben-Ami

180 degrees is more like it.

Maybe the Mosque was a weapons’ depot?

re: #65 savage_nation

Just drove through Davenport this week on my way to/from Cedar Rapids. Not nice weather they had projected for the weekend. Anyway, to stay on topic...

I'm saddened by the loss of life, but this "instability" will be met with more force from the mullahs. More innocents are going to die for this.

re: #126 mitthrawnurdo

I think I'm getting a clearer picture of this individual.

This person is an English professor that lives about a gazillion miles from their college of employment. He/she/it has a large home, even though he/she/it is single, so that all he/she/it's buddies in the English lit department can partake in pot parties where they can either watch CNN in absolute rapture or dove into the hidden truths of Marx's writings.

As for vehicle choice - that was easy, an antiquated "hippie van", replete with 20 moonbat bumper-stickers such as: "Impeach Bush!" and "No War for Oil!", and "Arms are for Hugging!", ect, ect.

Am I getting closer?

I actually live in a house previously owned by an English professor (and some time before that, a musician with the Boston Symphony). And it is far enough out of Boston that a gas hog would need to be filled every day or so.
But we're not moonbats (clearly!) Most of the other people in the town aren't exactly moonbats, but do keep voting for Dhimmicrats in the state elections. But then, this is Moonbatachusetts.

Hrmm the story I read conflated the Revolutionary guards attack with this, but it turns out that this was potentially a Bahai meeting - that puts MEK as highly unlikely, Jundullah/BLA is still a possibility (they hate all "impure" strains of Islam, and traditionally pick on Shia) but also as likely is Shia v Shia : Sistani Faction vs. Qods

re: #4 livefreeor die

Bush and U.S. getting blamed in 5-4-3-2...

It's obviously Israel's fault....

re: #135 jcm

63° in Seattle, sunny, time for sunbathing, shorts and sandals. And the lawn need a cut.

Farenheit scale is haraam

Maybe it was this mosque that was being reflected in Cheney's sunglasses?

Sorry, we have our own problems here, I just don't care. As per Rhett Butler: Frankly my dear, I just don't give a damn.

let me guess the jews did it right?

am I the only one thinking "work accident"?

Iran is in a lot of hurt. The Shiite vs Sunni war that they started in Iraq just crossed the border. Just wait till the Saudi comes in and all hell break lose in Iran.

On the bright side of things, the Shiite and Sunni in Iraqi is figuring out that both side are not going away so they have to live with each other.

Things blow up alot in the middle east.
Trying to figure out a logical reason for this one is just going to your make your head hurt.
In the end, someone blew up a mosque because he thought Allah wanted him to.
Same shit, different day.

Terrorism is terrorism, and it disgusts me to see Lizards approving of this barbaric act.

Unless Hezbollah trainees or the RG were using the mosque for a training session or something similar (which is admittedly not impossible), this is a barbarous act of terrorism.

The most likely perp is the communist gang known as MEK. It is almost a law of nature that the mullah regime and its leftist shills in the west will blame Israel and the US. The irony is that leftists themselves are probably responsible to some degree through their support of the global leftist NGO networks, with whom MEK has solid Marxist credentials.

The last major attack in Iran was a February 2007 strike by suspected Sunni rebels in the city of Zahedan in the southeastern Sistan-Baluchestan border province that killed 13 members of the elite Revolutionary Guards.

That attack was the deadliest such strike to have hit the Islamic republic in years.

Hojatoleslam Anjavinejad, whose first name was not given, had been preaching against Wahhabism -- the ultra-conservative form of Sunni Islam practiced in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi commandos in Iran? Get me some popcorn!

I couldn't imagine two more worthy parties to now engage in brutal warfare.

(with one another)

Or work accident -
(?)

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - minuteworld Iran's official news agency says that police believe an explosion that ripped through a packed mosque in the city of Shiraz was not intentionally set.

The casualties in Saturday's blast had risen to 11 people dead and 191 wounded by Sunday.

The IRNA news agency reports that Gen. Ali Moayyedi's investigation found remnants of ammunition from a military exhibition recently held at the mosque. Moayyedi says he rejects the possibility of an intentional bombing and that the leftover ammunition could have caused it.

A police official said Saturday that a homemade bomb caused the explosion. Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini said Sunday that no group has claimed responsibility.

Stupids.

(regardless of scenario)

MEK has 10,000 members!? When Iran finally rounds 'em up, they better call Crane Works.

The MEK may well have executed terrorist attacks in the 1970's, but I see little evidence of their terrorist nature today. Recently, British and European courts have concluded that there is no evidence MEK is a terrorist group, or even a group that advocates violence at all. MEK was declared a terrorist group in the USA by the Clinton administration at a moment when a "rapprochement" with the Iranian regime was envisaged by Madeleine Albright. So, I just don't know -- blaming MEK for this seems groundless to me unless I see some evidence.

Bombed? or maybe the ammo dump in the basement blew up.

There's a poster at FPM who frequently comments on the website. I believe he's a member of MEK. His screen name is SAM111. He says this bomb blast was carried out by the mullahs. That every time they get into trouble, they commit an atrocity like this against their own people so they can blame the MEK or the US forces in Iraq.

Update: More than 200 injured, 12 dead by far (Although I am hearing that more than 24 have died)

The report I heard said that the imam in that mosque was speaking against the extreme Wahabi islamic movement ... so ... that would make sense.