Justice is served, until O gives the pardon.

Pass out candies.

Justice!

Obama Executive Order #1: Pardons for All!

*Snoopy dance*

Waaay good news.

When does CAIR go from "unindicted coconspirator" to "indicted"?

Just saw this on the DMN Web site, and was about to post the link. Fast work, Charles!

Lock em up. Throw away the key

Over the past two months, prosecutors attempted to prove that five former charity organizers used Holy Land, once the largest Muslim charity in the U.S., to funnel an estimated $60 million to the militant group – most of it before 1995.

Note to AP:

Verdict in.

It's proven.

re: #9 Ben Hur

Note to AP:

Verdict in.

It's proven.

Of course, this will all be shocking news

Hopefully these convictions stick, and we can see many more repeats in court.

re: #8 Shug

Lock em up. Throw away the key

Break the key off in the lock, weld the keyhole closed.

Yee-haw! Took long enough; wonder how many other charities require similar scrutiny?

I wonder how many threats were made to jurors' families?

re: #9 Ben Hur

Note to AP:

Verdict in.

It's proven.

Wow, I didn't pick up on that .. attempted. Sheesh

With that and oil revenues down it is a bad month for Wahabbism.

Hell yeah!

re: #16 DaddyG

With that and oil revenues down it is a bad month for Wahabbism.

What a shame. Here, let me play the world's smallest violin for them.

re: #9 Ben Hur

Note to AP:

Verdict in.

It's proven.

I wonder if the MSM will still use the "alleged" qualifier?

re: #9 Ben Hur

Note to AP:

Verdict in.

It's proven.

Looks like they had written the story expecting an acquittal and got flat-footed with convictions all around.

It took the jury eight days of deliberations to reach its decisions – less than half the time it took jurors to deadlock end up with an almost complete mistrial last year on the first go-around.

Who writes this crap?

re: #18 Honorary Yooper

What a shame. Here, let me play the world's smallest violin for them.

You got one of those, too? My grandfather had one.

re: #22 Shug

Who writes this crap?

The AP, DUH! ;)

re: #22 Shug

Who writes this crap?

Journalists who've supposedly been to journalism school, not that I have much faith in either.

I'm sure by celebrating we are all racist or something like that, according to the MSM.

I can't wait to see the local TV news here tonight, to hear the jihadis and their lawyers boo-hooing about an unfair trial, racism, etc.

Yawn.

re: #22 Shug

What? You don't deadlock end up?

re: #26 mattm

I'm sure by celebrating we are all racist or something like that, according to the MSM.

MEH! *SNOOPY DANCE!*

Hell yeah! Precedent baby!

You payin' attention, Hoopie?

Oh. That Holy Land Foundation trial.

re: #22 Shug

Who writes this crap?

Jason Trahan. He's covered both trials for the News.

So, 11 years for moving $60 million; works out to a little less than 5.5 million per year; nice work if you can get it.

Racist jury.........

/

re: #32 Ward Cleaver

Jason Trahan. He's covered both trials for the News.

Obfuscate is more like it instead of cover.

God bless Texas.

And God Bless the 5th circuit, hopefully.

Well this is some very good news!

Good. But I'm holding off on popping the champagne until, at least, sentencing.

Note that the HLF wasn't found guilty. No. The jury "sided with the prosecution."

fires nerf gun into air.

re: #36 shill

God bless Texas.

And God Bless the 5th circuit, hopefully.

I'm so glad they aren't in the 4th circuit

re: #1 turn

Justice is served, until O gives the pardon.

What makes you think Bush won't pass one out on his own as a goodwill gesture?

re: #35 FurryOldGuyJeans

Obfuscate is more like it instead of cover.

The news used to be a very conservative paper (they ran the infamous "Dear Mr. President" full-page ad when JFK came to Dallas in 1963). But, they did fight the Klan, back in the '20s.

re: #9 Ben Hur

Note to AP:

Verdict in.

It's proven.

"Nothing is 'over' until WE say it's over! Was it 'over' when the Joos bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell, no!"

-Associated Blutarski Press

re: #30 Slumbering Behemoth

?

I love forgetting about a great song then rediscovering it.

Still not up on Drudge.

Great, they're guilty, but so what? Does anyone go to jail? Does CAIR have to pay a hefty fine? Are they going to be disenfranchised? Of course not. The liberals will say it is a right-wing plot. The Islamocreeps will scream they are victims of discrimination and the "powers that be" will be apologetic to them over this travesty of justice.

re: #43 Ward Cleaver

The news used to be a very conservative paper (they ran the infamous "Dear Mr. President" full-page ad when JFK came to Dallas in 1963). But, they did fight the Klan, back in the '20s.

I meant the News, as in The Dallas Morning News. PIMF.

Upon hearing of the News, and horribly confused by the Israeli imposed shutdown of all media into the territories,Palestinians celebrate.

"My dad is not a criminal!" sobbed one courtroom observer after the verdicts were read. "He's a human!"

This just in, only non-human primates may be considered as criminals.

No aggressive, Hamas-sympathising asshat on the jury this time then.

re: #43 Ward Cleaver

The news used to be a very conservative paper (they ran the infamous "Dear Mr. President" full-page ad when JFK came to Dallas in 1963). But, they did fight the Klan, back in the '20s.

I see writing clearly is no longer a requirement, just pushing one's bias is all that is required.

re: #50 Silhouette

Only a troglodyte wouldn't understand that "no man is a criminal".

Don't forget the first trial ended in mistrial due to an admitted pro-Palestinian agitator on the jury.

Anticipate that Mr. Obama will dance around this development like he did when the recent decision on guns came down...he'll be for it yet against it simultaneously...I too would not be surprised to see it all just go away soon...since the fragrance of terrorist appeasement and redefinition combined with Presidential pardon permeates the DC skyline waiting to settle...post inauguration.

re: #50 Silhouette

This just in, only non-human primates may be considered as criminals.

Another grieving family member was dragged away making remarks concerning Soylent Green.

re: #14 Silhouette

I wonder how many threats were made to jurors' families?

Its Texas. All jurors' families own six rifles, two shot guns, a colt 45 handed down by their great grandpa's and at least one handgun per resident over 15 yrs of age.

"I think that the purpose of these trials was to further, in the minds of the public, the so-called ‘war on terrorism,'" he said. "There are legitimate terrorist organizations out there. But we've tried to make every group that doesn't agree with us like al-Qaeda."

piss off

re: #42 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

What makes you think Bush won't pass one out on his own as a goodwill gesture?

I take it you're serious. After spending all the money to prosecute this wouldn't that be a pretty stupid move? Or is your point Bush has already made some stupid moves concerning this case?

re: #53 WrathofG-d

Only a troglodyte wouldn't understand that "no man is a criminal".

Heh.....well, my nick name in college WAS Trog ;-)

re: #54 KingKenrod

I think his horribly deep reasoning to why he decided what he did as a juror was; "who am I to judge".

re: #37 ssn697

Well this is some very good news!

And yet the miasma of soon-to-be-issued Presidential pardons hangs heavy in the air in the pestilential swamp that is DC.

re: #60 eschew_obfuscation

Heh.....well, my nick name in college WAS Trog ;-)

Your girlfriend was Bertha. Bertha Butt. One of the Butt Sisters....

re: #45 bosforus

Another good one.

re: #47 father_of_10

Great, they're guilty, but so what? Does anyone go to jail? Does CAIR have to pay a hefty fine? Are they going to be disenfranchised? Of course not. The liberals will say it is a right-wing plot. The Islamocreeps will scream they are victims of discrimination and the "powers that be" will be apologetic to them over this travesty of justice.

I think we should be consoled by the statement at the end of the article about the sources of funding being cut off. That's the real accomplishment.

It pleases me to know that, sometimes, the system works, even if it's just a read verdict.

re: #63 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Your girlfriend was Bertha. Bertha Butt. One of the Butt Sisters....

Gotta finda woman....Gotta finda woman!

re: #61 WrathofG-d

I think his horribly deep reasoning to why he decided what he did as a juror was; "who am I to judge".

He was a moonbat, and a bully.

One down, how many more to go? Are there any actual Mid East charities that aren't corrupted?

Who will be first to scream "Islamophopia" ?

re: #65 turn

I think we should be consoled by the statement at the end of the article about the sources of funding being cut off. That's the real accomplishment.

That's true. Every little bit helps.

re: #49 WrathofG-d

Upon hearing of the News, and horribly confused by the Israeli imposed shutdown of all media into the territories,Palestinians celebrate.

Is the woman at the beginning of that video clip that one that is so celebrated for offering up 3 of her 10 sons for Jihad?

re: #68 Ward Cleaver

He was a moonbat, and a bully.

I thought "mid East" and "Corrupt" were synonymous.

Has anyone done the math on the ramifications of this?

We hear daily (practically) that the phakestinians are "impoverished".

Yet they got 12M from this one charity in the United States. Between what the Arab Countries funnel to the phakestinians, what they get from the thousands of other international charities, plus what they get from the E.U., U.N., U.S., and Israel....

Lock them up, throw away the key. And flush their fucking Korans. This ain't supposed to be Disneyworld.

re: #67 eschew_obfuscation

What we gonna do is go back, way back.......Troglodyte

re: #4 FurryOldGuyJeans

Obama Executive Order #1: Pardons for Allah!

fixed that for ya!

re: #70 harrylook

Who will be first to scream "Islamophopia" ?

You. ;)

A crack in the damn! If Obama pardons these clowns, his pro-Israel facade will be instantly destroyed. I believe these idiots will be sacrificed by their leaders. Their 72 virgin camels await them after prison time.

re: #61 WrathofG-d

I think his horribly deep reasoning to why he decided what he did as a juror was; "who am I to judge".

Kinda puts a kink in that job description thingy.

re: #59 turn

I take it you're serious. After spending all the money to prosecute this wouldn't that be a pretty stupid move? Or is your point Bush has already made some stupid moves concerning this case?

Lets just say I dont have a lot of confidence in his decision making process at this time. I can see him doing a lot to try and build up his "legacy" at this point.

re: #62 FurryOldGuyJeans

And yet the miasma of soon-to-be-issued Presidential pardons hangs heavy in the air in the pestilential swamp that is DC.

I don't think they'll get one from W. As for Obama, pardons typical wait until the last day of a president's term, the minimize the blowback.

re: #82 Ward Cleaver

I don't think they'll get one from W. As for Obama, pardons typical wait until the last day of a president's term, the minimize the blowback.

I suspect Scooter Libby is doing a bit of lobbying now. Good luck to him.

re: #51 Spiritualized

No aggressive, Hamas-sympathising asshat on the jury this time then.

some people just cannot be bought or terrorized.

re: #80 Silhouette

Yea really, but nowadays its all about "what you feel you WANT to do". Its a ME world.

Critics of the government case argued that even convictions would carry an asterisk noting that it took untold millions of taxpayer dollars, 15 years of investigation and two long, high-profile trials to finally convince a jury of the defendants' guilt.

Worth it.

"I suspect that they will be viewed much the same way that Mandela was viewed by the black South African population – as freedom fighters who have dedicated their lives to the liberation of Palestine," William Moffitt, the Virginia defense attorney who represented two former university professors, Abdelhaleem Ashqar and Sami Al-Arian, said before the Holy Land verdicts.

Mr. Moffitt should go live in Gaza.

re: #82 Ward Cleaver

I don't think they'll get one from W. As for Obama, pardons typical wait until the last day of a president's term, the minimize the blowback.

The Messiah is above such petty things like blowback, He just like His blow.

re: #81 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Lets just say I dont have a lot of confidence in his decision making process at this time. I can see him doing a lot to try and build up his "legacy" at this point.

I don't see him doing much to build a legacy on his way out, I see a president that is concerned about making a smooth transition. If he was worried about his legacy he would have started fighting back to the BDS a long time ago IMO.

re: #86 wrenchwench

Worth it.

It should be noted that many of those same critics have been impeachment crazy since 2000 and think "the Administration" was behind 9/11

re: #63 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Your girlfriend was Bertha. Bertha Butt. One of the Butt Sisters....

I thought it was Bertha Budd

re: #87 wrenchwench

Mr. Moffitt should go live in Gaza.

i'd suggest the Tribal Areas in Pakistan, and that he attend many late night meetings. %-)

This is very good news. Just the kind of lift I needed at the end of a long day at work. The good guys win every once in a while., or something like that as Billy Preston once sang.

Defense attorneys argued that the foundation was a legitimate, non-political charity that helped distressed Palestinians under Israeli occupation. They accused the government of bending to Israeli pressure to prosecute the charity, and of relying on old evidence predating the 1995 designation.

Good to know the Zionist Control argument didn't work.

"I suspect that they will be viewed much the same way that Mandela was viewed by the black South African population – as freedom fighters who have dedicated their lives to the liberation of Palestine," William Moffitt, the Virginia defense attorney who represented two former university professors, Abdelhaleem Ashqar and Sami Al-Arian, said before the Holy Land verdicts.

Mr. Moffit says:

"I think that the purpose of these trials was to further, in the minds of the public, the so-called ‘war on terrorism,'" he said. "There are legitimate terrorist organizations out there. But we've tried to make every group that doesn't agree with us like al-Qaeda."

I think Mr. Moffitt missed his calling, he was born to be a P.R. guy.

Lastly, did anyone read the comments attached to the article? Seems a Terrorist supporter turns up at any news of the Phakestinians, with the same tired arguments of deflection and 1/2 truths.

re: #87 wrenchwench

Mr. Moffitt should go live in Gaza.

but he is correct.
the Palis will definately think of them as freedom fighters rather than terrorists. There are Muslims being killed by these terrorists and their families are blaming everyone but the terrorists.

re: #93 Blue Eyed Music Lover

This is very good news. Just the kind of lift I needed at the end of a long day at work. The good guys win every once in a while., or something like that as Billy Preston once sang.

You mean Sergeant Preston of the Yukon? ;)

re: #89 turn

I don't see him doing much to build a legacy on his way out

I don't know how much more he can add considering his legacy is now freeing 60 million people.

re: #7 Ward Cleaver

Just saw this on the DMN Web site, and was about to post the link. Fast work, Charles!

You just can't get the jump on LGF.

re: #97 Silhouette

I don't know how much more he can add considering his legacy is now freeing 60 million people.

and winning the Iraq war in the process.

So the excuse " We knew they were terrorists, but our contributions only went for transportation costs.", didn't work this time.

re: #95 Eowyn2

but he is correct.
the Palis will definately think of them as freedom fighters rather than terrorists. There are Muslims being killed by these terrorists and their families are blaming everyone but the terrorists.

He is right, but we know he is using a false argument.

There are people who think of Osama Bin Laden as a hero much like there are people who admire George Washington.

But that fact doesn't make OBL anything like Washinton.

This of course will be described as Islamophobia, just like the poor people diving out of windows on 9/11 to avoid being burned alive were Islamophobes.

re: #22 Shug

Who writes this crap?

Hamas shills.

re: #99 turn

and winning the Iraq war in the process.

And seven years without a major attack on American soil.

Papua plans electronic tags for AIDS patients

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) -- Lawmakers in Indonesia's remote province of Papua have thrown their support behind a controversial bill requiring some HIV/AIDS patients to be implanted with microchips -- part of extreme efforts to monitor the disease.

America sucks.

OT:

Ever wonder how close Syria was to Israel? It is one thing to hear that Israel should give up this land, or that, etc. But its another to know exactly what distance there really is between Israel and her enemies.

Kuntar in Syria, Town is Israel

re: #105 Ben Hur

Papua plans electronic tags for AIDS patients

America sucks.

Logan's Run

re: #104 Rancher

And seven years without a major attack on American soil.

I guess it should be no surprise that I'm one of those 28 percenters.

Did you get this link earlier, it really is a tribute to Bush we haven't been struck again.

[Link: www.stoptheaclu.com...]

re: #101 Silhouette

He is right, but we know he is using a false argument.

There are people who think of Osama Bin Laden as a hero much like there are people who admire George Washington.

But that fact doesn't make OBL anything like Washinton.

George had wooden teeth but I'll bet he bathed more often:)

re: #106 WrathofG-d

OT:

Ever wonder how close Syria was to Israel?

Mortar range.

Fear breeds fear, success breeds success.

I think these jurors were a little less fearful of the guilty verdict than before.

Whom should you support?

Evil vicious Jewish "settlers", who cause the Arab worlds hatred of America, by building homes.

or

The peaceful Arab protestors who just want peace?

The answer is pretty clear to me.

re: #110 Rancher

I'm no soldier, but that looks like rifle range to me.

re: #23 Guanxi88

You got one of those, too? My grandfather had one.

Or go to a map of the Tonga Island chain. Head north to an island called Submarine Reef. That is where you will find everyone that gives a shit about (name the problem).

OT - General Motors isn't paying Tiger anymore.

I guess they are hard up for cash and I appreciate that they are cutting costs, but dang, advertising is a lifeline. Maybe they can find a cheaper way to get the same effect.

Tiger, I presume, will be fine. He doesn't strick me as the kind of man who spent it as fast as he got it.

re: #106 WrathofG-d

OT:

Ever wonder how close Syria was to Israel? It is one thing to hear that Israel should give up this land, or that, etc. But its another to know exactly what distance there really is between Israel and her enemies.

Kuntar in Syria, Town is Israel

you will get no surprises here.
I particularly like the crowd on the Israeli side. Not working, protesting, being insulting, you know what I mean. just ranged there hurling threats and rockets at the poor palis.

Oops, my fault, there are no protests being waged on the Israeli side.

Can't wait to see Abe Hooper's comments about this.

The prosecutors finally got it right. We'll never see this headline during the Obama Administration. Will we see pardons from President Obama?

Too cool. After their first trial one of the jurors appeared on local radio (Dallas) bragging about how he bullied the other jurors into hurriedly agreeing on an acquittal.

re: #113 WrathofG-d

I'm no soldier, but that looks like rifle range to me.

I'm remembering a commercial a while back showing middle eastern looking kids playing soccer and the ball goes over the wall and the kid on the other side kicks it back. I'm pretty sure that in reality a bomb would have been taped to that ball if it was coming from the Syrian side.

re: #106 WrathofG-d

OT:

Ever wonder how close Syria was to Israel? It is one thing to hear that Israel should give up this land, or that, etc. But its another to know exactly what distance there really is between Israel and her enemies.

Kuntar in Syria, Town is Israel

Golan Heights have another name.

War Booty.

Start a war and lose? Tough fucking shit.

As for the scum picture, anything I say about that is banable.

re: #113 WrathofG-d

I'm no soldier, but that looks like rifle range to me.

Especially if you're a Marine.

Wow. I knew my fellow Texans caired for justice.

Think of all the poor Palestinians that will starve now...
Hmmm. Feed family or buy rockets....
Bread or bullets...
...

re: #115 Silhouette

OT - General Motors isn't paying Tiger anymore.

I guess they are hard up for cash and I appreciate that they are cutting costs, but dang, advertising is a lifeline. Maybe they can find a cheaper way to get the same effect.

Tiger, I presume, will be fine. He doesn't strick me as the kind of man who spent it as fast as he got it.

Tiger comes across as a great hero for young kids. I expect that he's a fine man.

re: #122 Rancher

Especially if you're a Marine.

Achievable even by a squiddly with good arms training. ;)

re: #116 Eowyn2

As I imagine you might already know, the monster in the foreground is Sami Kuntar, a baby killing murderer, who is in Syria receiving their highest honor. He was released by Olmert a couple months ago.

re: #113 WrathofG-d

I'm no soldier, but that looks like rifle range to me.

Why yes, yes it does. In fact, as I looked at the photo of Mr. Kuntar's head, the word "Barrett" just popped into my mind spontaneosly.

re: #127 Occasional Reader

Why yes, yes it does. In fact, as I looked at the photo of Mr. Kuntar's head, the word "Barrett" just popped into my mind spontaneosly.

He'll get his in due time.

Why U.N. brokered, mamby-pamby negotiations with Islamists DONT WORK.

re: #119 rwmofo

Too cool. After their first trial one of the jurors appeared on local radio (Dallas) bragging about how he bullied the other jurors into hurriedly agreeing on an acquittal.

He doubled the price of the trial, but in the end, he didn't change the outcome.

re: #128 Ben Hur

He'll get his in due time.

The term "dies screaming" fits Kuntar so well.

OT:

Saudi Crown Prince To Come To U.S. For Medical Treatment

Jimmy Dhimmi Carter should be next! Way to go Texas!

Ha! At last!

A guilty verdict. This is the kind of "change" I can support.

Enjoy while we can. I doubt any such prosecutions in the next Administration.

re: #126 WrathofG-d

As I imagine you might already know, the monster in the foreground is Sami Kuntar, a baby killing murderer, who is in Syria receiving their highest honor. He was released by Olmert a couple months ago.

Is he the one that killed the little girl by smashing a rifle but into her skull? After shooting her father in front of her?

re: #132 WrathofG-d

OT:

Saudi Crown Prince To Come To U.S. For Medical Treatment

Gee, I wonder why he didn't choose to go to Canada or the U.K.?

Why would he come here? We don't have socialized medicine.
/////

*deep sigh*

re: #132 WrathofG-d

OT:

Saudi Crown Prince To Come To U.S. For Medical Treatment

But "health care" was the first issue out of the mouths of every single Obama supporter interviewed the last three months, so I can only presume, America's health care is awful. Why come here?

/

re: #132 WrathofG-d

OT:

Saudi Crown Prince To Come To U.S. For Medical Treatment

Is he tacitly admitting that infidel medicine is superior to Koranically-correct medicine?

BLASPHEMY! Off with his head!

re: #127 Occasional Reader

Why yes, yes it does. In fact, as I looked at the photo of Mr. Kuntar's head, the word "Barrett" just popped into my mind spontaneosly.

Yours too? GMTA

re: #141 Occasional Reader

LOL.

re: #128 Ben Hur

He'll get his in due time.

He just "got his" from Syria today...Kuntar Gets Syria's Highest Medal

re: #138 eschew_obfuscation

Gee, I wonder why he didn't choose to go to Canada or the U.K.?

Why would he come here? We don't have socialized medicine.
/////

Why didn't he go to one of the world class hospitals with Muslim doctors in the Middle East?

re: #132 WrathofG-d

OT:

Saudi Crown Prince To Come To U.S. For Medical Treatment

Where did he find a US hospital without "Zionists".

re: #141 Occasional Reader

Is he tacitly admitting that infidel medicine is superior to Koranically-correct medicine?

BLASPHEMY! Off with his head!

He likes slumming with the kafirs it seems.

re: #146 Opinionated

Where did he find a US hospital without "Zionists".

Yeah, funny thing, that. If you want a really good doctor stateside, well, I don't have to tell you the ethnic background of some of the best. (no, not South Asian, either!)

re: #128 Ben Hur

He'll get his in due time.

Or should I say, "Jew time."

re: #141 Occasional Reader

Is he tacitly admitting that infidel medicine is superior to Koranically-correct medicine?

BLASPHEMY! Off with his head!

Toss him off the top of an MRI machine.

re: #146 Opinionated

Where did he find a US hospital without "Zionists".

Your comment just gave me a horrible thought. What if he demands a Jew-free zone, and the hospital complies?

Congratulations and THANK YOU to the prosecutors.

re: #150 debutaunt

Toss him off the top of an MRI machine.

That MRI machine can see through his undergarments! It can see the naughty area between his navel and his knees! And he ALLOWS this!

re: #151 Silhouette

Sort of like when the Arabs demanded that that Jews go through the service entrance at the last "peace" conference here in the U.S. (it worked so well to get peace, i forgot its name)

re: #153 Occasional Reader

That MRI machine can see through his undergarments! It can see the naughty area between his navel and his knees! And he ALLOWS this!

And he LIKES it!

re: #151 Silhouette

Your comment just gave me a horrible thought. What if he demands a Jew-free zone, and the hospital complies?

You mean like when they refused female air controllers?

Nah. They're hypocrites.

re: #154 WrathofG-d

Right back atcha, down-dinger.

re: #152 Daryl Herbert

Congratulations and THANK YOU to the prosecutors.

The jury did help.

I wonder what CAIR's membership is now?

In mid-2007, it was down to about 1700 nationally. Couldn't find anything more current on it.

re: #151 Silhouette

Your comment just gave me a horrible thought. What if he demands a Jew-free zone, and the hospital complies?

Then he'll probably get second-rate medical care.

(Just being realistic here.)

Nice - real nice - should I pop the red or white wine?

re: #161 Suihei Deloi

Nice - real nice - should I pop the red or white wine?

Both.

re: #159 eschew_obfuscation

I wonder what CAIR's membership is now?

In mid-2007, it was down to about 1700 nationally. Couldn't find anything more current on it.

Does the membership card actually say, Unindicted Member?

It isn't his demand that gives me pause, but the likelihood that the hospital would cave in. I hate when we surrender.

re: #160 Occasional Reader

they don't mind jewish docs. as long as they don't have to shake there hand afterward.

re: #159 eschew_obfuscation

I wonder what CAIR's membership is now?

In mid-2007, it was down to about 1700 nationally.

Which is suprising, considering they're the official spokesmen for over 500 million Americans. Or something like that.

"suprising".... sigh

re: #164 Silhouette

It isn't his demand that gives me pause, but the likelihood that the hospital would cave in. I hate when we surrender.

And now we have a President-Elect that has already proclaimed He wants to be the Surrenderer in Chief. :|

re: #166 Occasional Reader

Which is suprising, considering they're the official spokesmen for over 500 million Americans. Or something like that.

All that says to me is that they're getting a LOT of funding from the Saudis and their ilk. 1700 members are not enough to provide support for the suits that CAIR brings.

FANTASTIC, thank you American jury!

(Meanwhile, boo hiss to German courts for releasing after 25 years in jail, a murderous Baader Meinhof Gang criminal who murdered 9 people. Guilty as anything, free as a bird--Western societies must oppose totalitarians.)

re: #168 FurryOldGuyJeans

And now we have a President-Elect that has already proclaimed He wants to be the Surrenderer in Chief. :|

But will he look cool and fashionable when he surrenders? Priorities.

So after all this time it's finally illegal in America to provide funds to terrorists.

When are we going to make it illegal to receive funds from terrorists?

(I turn and look the in general direction of Chicago' Hyde Park neighborhood)

re: #169 eschew_obfuscation

All that says to me is that they're getting a LOT of funding from the Saudis and their ilk. 1700 members are not enough to provide support for the suits that CAIR brings.

Doesn't the ACLU do a lot of pro-bono work for CAIR?

re: #172 Crusty

So after all this time it's finally illegal in America to provide funds to terrorists.

When are we going to make it illegal to receive funds from terrorists?

(I turn and look the in general direction of Chicago' Hyde Park neighborhood)

Kay: It made me think of what you once told me: "In five years the Corleone family will be completely legitimate." That was seven years ago.
Michael: I know. I'm trying, darling.

re: #173 FurryOldGuyJeans

Doesn't the ACLU do a lot of pro-bono work for CAIR?

That could be the case. I hadn't thought of that.

re: #171 David IV of Georgia

But will he look cool and fashionable when he surrenders? Priorities.

He'll be stylishly dressed, and his head will be slightly tilted, with a thoughtful expression furrowing his brow ever so slightly.

He's just... so dreamy.

re: #172 Crusty

So after all this time it's finally illegal in America to provide funds to terrorists.

When are we going to make it illegal to receive funds from terrorists?

(I turn and look the in general direction of Chicago' Hyde Park neighborhood)

* * *
They were for Campaign finance reform before they were against it (now). Unlimited unaccounted for billions worked so well this time.

Good news is all too rare these days. This is good news.

I think I'm gonna go buy some expensive ale made by evil kufar Benedictine monks—drinks are on me.

So now, the "Unindicted Co-Conspirator" tag used on CAIR and friends and such has a lot more UUMPHH.

Good.

Now lets drill more oil, build more refineries, develop large scale oil shale conversion,...
...and go after the Islamic Supremacists everywhere (this time not exempting the Saudis).

re: #176 Occasional Reader

That head-tilt thing reminds me of Benito Mussolini.

re: #178 Dublin(CA)Dude

Good news is all too rare these days. This is good news.

It's absolutely wonderful news!

re: #181 Iron Fist

I thought his trick was the outthrust chin and chest?

re: #178 Dublin(CA)Dude

Good news is all too rare these days. This is good news.

And is usually followed by a ", but...."

re: #165 yochanan

they don't mind jewish docs. as long as they don't have to shake there hand afterward.

Why would a Jew want to shake the hand of that terrorist-funding troglodyte?
The feeling should be mutual.

re: #181 Iron Fist

That head-tilt thing reminds me of Benito Mussolini.

"What is the guy so upset about? You'd think nobody was ever compared to Mussolini before."

-Woody Allen, Crimes & Misdemeanors

re: #183 Dianna

I thought his trick was the outthrust chin and chest?

Plus the halo. (Which, you have to admit, is a pretty cool trick.)

Are we here highly resolved to drill here, drill now, pay less & starve OPEC?

Abe Lincoln would have wanted us to listen to the better angels of our natures, and keep $$$ from these not well intentioned people.

re: #181 Iron Fist

That head-tilt thing reminds me of Benito Mussolini.

Just made me think He was looking down on all the peons that were dumb enough to elect Him.

everyone duck

the American made AR15's are being fired in the air like Ak47's
and See's Candies all around, it's on me !

Ot:
What the World will have to deal with once they cut a deal with the PLO

re: #121 jcm

Was all that harsh language really necessary?

(Fuck yeah! :-)

re: #187 Occasional Reader

Mussolini + Halo?

Eeep! Not a thought I ever had before! One I wish never to have again!

re: #188 alegrias

Are we here highly resolved to drill here, drill now

Right here in my office?

re: #191 buzzsawmonkey

I read about that; apparently he and his entourage spent over a million bucks in Rochester--enough to materially help their badly-strapped city balance its budget somewhat. The NPR announcers were crowing about how marvelous it was that the Saudis are spending big bucks over here.

Yet NPR is happy with letting the oil ticks continue to suck the petro-dollars from us so we can be green because we won't drill here.

Here is more bullshit moonbattery from none other than the UN top gun Ban Ki moon.

Note, in particular, the statement;

'It has been 60 years since some 800,000 Palestinians were driven out of their homes becoming refugees and an uprooted and marginalized people

The facts of course were that the Balfour Agreement partitioned land to be called Israel, a country born in one day. The arab squatters were told by their militia to leave for a few weeks and return after they (the militia) had wiped the Jews from the country. That didnt happen, of course.

More lies from the UN. Gets your facts right a-hole.

re: #191 buzzsawmonkey

America: whores!

OT, I went to the gun shop the other day to buy some ammunition (stocking up before it gets taxed to death) and was amazed. They were giving out numbers and I had a 45 minute wait. I've never found more than one or two other customers at a time in this store. The line was outside the door. And the general attitude was "we're gonna need these soon".

re: #138 eschew_obfuscation

Gee, I wonder why he didn't choose to go to Canada or the U.K.?
Why would he come here? We don't have socialized medicine.
/////

He doesn't own people up here in the Great White North the way he does in the USA.
And he knows we would make him wait in line like everyone else.
The piece of shit.

re: #121 jcm

Self control, brother, self control.

re: #180 Jhn1

So now, the "Unindicted Co-Conspirator" tag used on CAIR and friends and such has a lot more UUMPHH.

Good.

Now lets drill more oil, build more refineries, develop large scale oil shale conversion,...
...and go after the Islamic Supremacists everywhere (this time not exempting the Saudis).

So tell me. With this upcoming administration and congress, how's that going to happen?

re: #197 A Kiwi Infidel

Just further evidence that the Jewish people shouldn't rely on the World. Its "a light unto the nations", not another light among the nations.

re: #195 Occasional Reader

Right here in my office?

Not cooking oil OR...dang it...That other stuff..
/I filled up after work.. 1.55/ gallon..

re: #200 Spare O'Lake

He doesn't own people up here in the Great White North the way he does in the USA.
And he knows we would make him wait in line like everyone else.
The piece of shit.

In a strange way, you're making my point. With or without money, you don't need to wait much, if at all, here. One reason why we have pregnant Canadians coming to the U.S. for pre-natal care and birthing....waiting isn't much of an option.

re: #183 Dianna

Kinda. Mussolini has an air of arrogance about him that transmits itself through a lot of body language. Obama has the same thing going on.

Well, when he's not claiming to be some sort of minor god. At least Mussolini never claimed that he was going to part the waters, cool global warming, and give puppy dogs to all the smiling children of the world.

The Cult of Obama really grates on my nerves. It's going to be a long four years.

ot:

Over 1/2 of Sderot residents are Terrorism victims.
(yet there are barely any media reports about them, and definitely no pictures. Talk about your FORGOTTEN victims.)

re: #22 Shug

Who writes this crap?

One up against a "deadline" and in too much of a "hurry"
fueled by espressos and kind-bud to even think about a
proof read. How dare you even criticize a hard working
journalist!

/

re: #199 Dublin(CA)Dude

We went to check out exactly which gun we were going to get on Nov. 1 (we got a Turner's Outdoorsman gift card from my parents for our wedding gift!), the store was relatively empty as usual and they had fully stocked handgun cabinets.

We went back Nov 14th to put our down payment and the cabinets were largely empty and there were 4 other families looking at guns. The worker helping us said Obama is the best stimulus package they've ever had.

We pick up our Sig P226 today!

re: #205 eschew_obfuscation

One reason why we have pregnant Canadians coming to the U.S. for pre-natal care and birthing

I, for one, don't know nothin' about birthin' no babies.

re: #186 Occasional Reader

Now, I've never compared Obama to Woody Allen. That's kinda creepy.

re: #210 Occasional Reader

I, for one, don't know nothin' about birthin' no babies.

What good er yah, then? ;)

ot:

Olmert Promises To Continue Annapolis Guidelines Despite PLOs Refusal To Implement Even One Requirement; Yet Rice Blames Failure Of Peace Process On Israel.

re: #213 WrathofG-d

ot:

Olmert Promises To Continue Annapolis Guidelines Despite PLOs Refusal To Implement Even One Requirement; Yet Rice Blames Failure Of Peace Process On Israel.

What is it about the State Dept. that sucks the brains and sense out of every sane person that gets assigned there?

re: #211 Iron Fist

Now, I've never compared Obama to Woody Allen. That's kinda creepy.

Well, think about it: Obama thinks of us Americans as his adopted children.

And he's planning on *****ng us.

See the connection?

re: #215 Occasional Reader

Well, think about it: Obama thinks of us Americans as his adopted children.

And he's planning on *****ng us.

See the connection?

No. ;)

re: #199 Dublin(CA)Dude

OT, I went to the gun shop the other day to buy some ammunition (stocking up before it gets taxed to death) and was amazed. They were giving out numbers and I had a 45 minute wait. I've never found more than one or two other customers at a time in this store. The line was outside the door. And the general attitude was "we're gonna need these soon".

there is still a gun store in the bay area ?
Traders is gone
Seigles went out years ago

so where on earth can you buy ammo in the bay area ?

re: #214 FurryOldGuyJeans

Often it is hard to tell (even for their members) whom the State Department represents. It is their job to be suck-ups to other Countries, and often they are good at their job.

re: #199 Dublin(CA)Dude

We have the same thing going on here. Real common rounds like .45, 9mm, and .357 Magnum are sold out or in short supply. Gun shops are crowded and people are buying. We have a gun show this coming weekend. I'm going to try and go and see what's available. I wish I had money. Firearms are a better investment than the stock market right now.

re: #209 noraono

I'm in the bluest of blue California, I was stunned.

re: #215 Occasional Reader

Well, think about it: Obama thinks of us Americans as his adopted children.

And he's planning on *****ng us.

See the connection?

Yeah, but eww. Way too creepy.

re: #205 eschew_obfuscation

In a strange way, you're making my point. With or without money, you don't need to wait much, if at all, here. One reason why we have pregnant Canadians coming to the U.S. for pre-natal care and birthing....waiting isn't much of an option.

I will readily concede that America has superior health care to Canada - if you have the money to pay for it. I just wish you had a policy of not treating a leader of a nation who fosters Islamofascist Wahabiism.

re: #201 A Kiwi Infidel

Self control, brother, self control.

*grumble* Harumpf!

*kicks at a rock*

*mumble*

Syria made political, strategic, and tactical errors which resulted in their posteriors being handed to them in a conflict which they initiated. Aggressors should learn from such errors. Failure to reinforce the consequences form such failures only encourages a repeat of the previous behavior.

Happy now?
*grumble*

;-)

re: #215 Occasional Reader

Damn man, that was brutal.

Funny, but brutal.

Should I be ashamed I laughed pretty hard at that?

re: #219 Iron Fist

We have the same thing going on here. Real common rounds like .45, 9mm, and .357 Magnum are sold out or in short supply. Gun shops are crowded and people are buying. We have a gun show this coming weekend. I'm going to try and go and see what's available. I wish I had money. Firearms are a better investment than the stock market right now.

I'm in good shape, but need .308 ammo. That's going for around $400 a thousand.

re: #218 WrathofG-d

Often it is hard to tell (even for their members) whom the State Department represents. It is their job to be suck-ups to other Countries, and often they are good at their job.

It sure as shit don't represent the US until something disadvantages us. Then State just bides its time until it can strike again at being supportive of yet another America hating tyrant or Arab shithole.

re: #222 Spare O'Lake

I will readily concede that America has superior health care to Canada - if you have the money to pay for it. I just wish you had a policy of not treating a leader of a nation who fosters Islamofascist Wahabiism.

Yeah, I wish we did too. I can't see what the current policy is getting us that's worth having.

re: #209 noraono

We went to check out exactly which gun we were going to get on Nov. 1 (we got a Turner's Outdoorsman gift card from my parents for our wedding gift!), the store was relatively empty as usual and they had fully stocked handgun cabinets.

We went back Nov 14th to put our down payment and the cabinets were largely empty and there were 4 other families looking at guns. The worker helping us said Obama is the best stimulus package they've ever had.

We pick up our Sig P226 today!

A fine weapon. A buddy of mine swears by his (and not at, unlike some others he's owned).

re: #217 Adrenalyn

there is still a gun store in the bay area ?
Traders is gone
Seigles went out years ago

so where on earth can you buy ammo in the bay area ?

There is a gun shop in Dublin, "Dublin Knives & Guns", 6600 Dublin Blvd.[no phone numbers allowed]

re: #215 Occasional Reader

Well, think about it: Obama thinks of us Americans as his adopted children.

And he's planning on *****ng us.

See the connection?

*SPEW*

Damnit, I need a new case of monitor wipes.

ROFLMAO!

re: #206 Iron Fist

I know. I'm sort of braced for it.

Though there was a truly soppy op-ed in the Chronicle today. It nearly made me throw up.

re: #215 Occasional Reader

Man, I had to read that one to the Girlfriend. Too funny.

So, this verdict will put in question the Holy Land Foundation's future ability to raise money for terrorists. How long until they queue up for a bailout?

(Sarc tag deliberately left blank).

re: #195 Occasional Reader

Right here in my office?

The two stories below me wouldn't appreciate that too much.

re: #232 Iron Fist

Man, I had to read that one to the Girlfriend. Too funny.

Were you here last night for gmsc's Reese Witherspoon "joke"?

Later.

re: #236 Occasional Reader

Later.

Have a great evening!

I knew my fellow Dallasites would make me proud.

re: #225 jcm

Geez, that's gone up since the last time I priced it. Is that for full metal jacket rounds or hollowpoints? I know you used to could get berdan primed .308 for less than $200 a thousand.

re: #69 Rancher

One down, how many more to go? Are there any actual Mid East charities that aren't corrupted?

By definition,
No

There are cultural elements in play here. If they are not financially supporting Muslims involved in violent struggle against nonMuslims (except for taking up arms themselves), then they themselves are not being "good" Muslims.

re: #235 bosforus

No, I think I missed that. LGF is real spotty on my girlfriend's computer. Sometimes it just goes away and won't connect for 5-10 minutes. It's got to be something on her computer because it doesn't happen at work or at my house.

Good, I take it?

re: #197 A Kiwi Infidel

Here is more bullshit moonbattery from none other than the UN top gun Ban Ki moon.

Note, in particular, the statement;

The facts of course were that the Balfour Agreement partitioned land to be called Israel, a country born in one day. The arab squatters were told by their militia to leave for a few weeks and return after they (the militia) had wiped the Jews from the country. That didnt happen, of course.

More lies from the UN. Gets your facts right a-hole.

Perhaps a Ban Ki-moon needs a little plaque for his desk: [Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

re: #238 Wookieelips

I knew my fellow Dallasites would make me proud.

I tip my beer to Dallas tonight. I had to go pick up my car from Volvo Service. The damage wasn't to bad and now this good news. Now if the Yankees can only sign a few pitchers.......?

Since I mentioned this amazing piece of inanity, I guess I'd best link it: Little Molly tells us why she voted for Obama

Keep something to hurl into handy. Here's a sample:

Obama wants to make sure that kids aren't starving in our towns and cities; that men, women, children and teenagers have access to health care and don't succumb to treatable illnesses because of lack of health insurance. Obama believes in life lived without fear.

re: #229 Dublin(CA)Dude

There is a gun shop in Dublin, "Dublin Knives & Guns", 6600 Dublin Blvd.[no phone numbers allowed]

In Milpitas, there's Target Masters; there's a shop in Campbell, and at least one - maybe more - in San Jose off Almaden Expressway.

Please don't raid that last one until I've picked up my case of .45, all right?

have to get my F.O.I. renewed better do it before the 'zero' is POTUS

re: #244 Dianna

"Inanity" pretty well sums it up.

Gee nothing or certainly nothing prominent about this on Drudge? I guess the war is over?

re: #244 Dianna

Since I mentioned this amazing piece of inanity, I guess I'd best link it: Little Molly tells us why she voted for Obama

Keep something to hurl into handy. Here's a sample:

Then how come I can't sleep at night? Well besides the wife and 3 pets in bed with me?

re: #247 Cognito

"Inanity" pretty well sums it up.

Yeah, it's drivel.

This is what has the future of our country in its soft, untried little hands.

re: #238 Wookieelips

I knew my fellow Dallasites would make me proud.

You from Dallas? I live in Garland.

re: #229 Dublin(CA)Dude

There is a gun shop in Dublin, "Dublin Knives & Guns", 6600 Dublin Blvd.[no phone numbers allowed]

Next year it will be Dublin dinner knives and spitballs.

re: #243 Nevergiveup

I tip my beer to Dallas tonight. I had to go pick up my car from Volvo Service. The damage wasn't to bad and now this good news. Now if the Yankees can only sign a few pitchers.......?

Wish I could be home to see their sad, sad faces. So sorry you got caught funneling 12 million to a terrorist organization.
Too bad, so sad
America, fuck yeah!

re: #244 Dianna

Since I mentioned this amazing piece of inanity, I guess I'd best link it: Little Molly tells us why she voted for Obama

Keep something to hurl into handy. Here's a sample:

Wow. That was awful.

Good evening, Lizards.

re: #249 Nevergiveup

Then how come I can't sleep at night? Well besides the wife and 3 pets in bed with me?

I don't know; perhaps because you don't believe in pink skies with non-clashing rainbows and unicorns?

Clicking these links is the best way to appreciate it.
[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]
[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]
[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]
It was met with a mix of thunderous applause and tomato throwing.

re: #255 goddessoftheclassroom

Good evening, Lizards.

{Goddess}
Hope all is well with you today

re: #255 goddessoftheclassroom

Good evening, Lizards.

Good afternoon, goddess!

re: #241 Iron Fist

No, I think I missed that. LGF is real spotty on my girlfriend's computer. Sometimes it just goes away and won't connect for 5-10 minutes. It's got to be something on her computer because it doesn't happen at work or at my house.

Good, I take it?

Oops, my last comment was meant for you--

Clicking these links is the best way to appreciate it.
[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]
[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]
[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]
It was met with a mix of thunderous applause and tomato throwing.

re: #244 Dianna

Since I mentioned this amazing piece of inanity, I guess I'd best link it: Little Molly tells us why she voted for Obama

Keep something to hurl into handy. Here's a sample:

Life lived without fear = complete and total denial of reality

"Dont need to show up to work on time or do my job well, I'm not afraid of getting fired. Sure, lets invite some gang members who deal drugs into our neighborhood to date my daughter, what could possibly go wrong?"

re: #244 Dianna

Since I mentioned this amazing piece of inanity, I guess I'd best link it: Little Molly tells us why she voted for Obama

Keep something to hurl into handy. Here's a sample:

I tried to read that opinion piece but never got beyond the second paragraph. I made me feel like I was on full chemo again.