Looks like they found the balloon kid.

Militants assault police compounds in Pakistan

Islamist militants launched coordinated assaults on three police compounds in Pakistan's second largest city Thursday, the latest in a wave of attacks by insurgents bringing the war to the country's heartland ahead of an expected offensive against their Afghan border sanctuary.

The dramatic escalation in violence appears to be an attempt by the Taliban- and al-Qaida-led insurgency to seize the initiative from the army and deliver a warning to the U.S.-backed civilian government: Attack us in South Waziristan and we will fight back in your cities.

It also discredits Pakistani claims that the Taliban were on the ropes after this year's military campaign in the Swat Valley and the killing of their leader, Baitullah Mehsud, in a U.S. airstrike in August.

Repost for the Open Thread

Interracial couple denied marriage license in La.

NEW ORLEANS – A Louisiana justice of the peace said he refused to issue a marriage license to an interracial couple out of concern for any children the couple might have. Keith Bardwell, justice of the peace in Tangipahoa Parish, says it is his experience that most interracial marriages do not last long.

"I'm not a racist. I just don't believe in mixing the races that way," Bardwell told the Associated Press on Thursday. "I have piles and piles of black friends. They come to my home, I marry them, they use my bathroom. I treat them just like everyone else."

Bardwell said he asks everyone who calls about marriage if they are a mixed race couple. If they are, he does not marry them, he said.

Another bow!
Namaste.

I see that "Iron Fist" is threatening my life again at the stalker blog.

The kid was hiding in the attic.

Someone is gonna be grounded until he's 120...

Poor kid was probably afraid of getting punished for letting the balloon go. Priceless how much misinformation about the actual balloon was on the broadcasts.

re: #3 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Wow. I'm guessing this is probably the end of his career.

re: #3 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

"I'm not a racist. I just don't believe in mixing the races that way," Bardwell told the Associated Press on Thursday. "I have piles and piles of black friends. They come to my home, I marry them, they use my bathroom. I treat them just like everyone else."

Yeah, right Judge.

re: #3 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Repost for the Open Thread

Interracial couple denied marriage license in La.

wow.
I think I'm speechless...

re: #5 Charles

I see that "Iron Fist" is threatening my life again at the stalker blog.

Somebody needs to quit huffing gun lubricant.

Would someone please set the Wayback Machine to 1973...

re: #1 Izzyboy

In the mean time, the media has been taking the angle that the parents were bad parents.

He's also threatening the life of White House Communications Director Anita Dunn.

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re: #14 Charles

Such a lovely guy. The recently departed should be proud to be spending time with such a charming person.

Threat against me:

Image: ZZ7F874F71.jpg

Beck threw his character assassination attempt against Anita Dunn into high gear today, playing her quoting Mao at a graduation speech over and over again.

re: #5 Charles

re: #14 Charles

re: #16 Charles

I assume those have been reported to their host?

That would be advocating violence, marsl.

That one was expected.

re: #7 LadyBehir

Poor kid was probably afraid of getting punished for letting the balloon go. Priceless how much misinformation about the actual balloon was on the broadcasts.

What misinformation? A older brother told authorities that boy was in balloon (brother was covering for brother). There is a video of something falling from the balloon when it was at about 100 feet of it's ascent. When the balloon came down it was empty. That's what happened, it wasn't misreported.

re: #16 Charles

Threat against me:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Yes, and that Savage sociopath made clear threats as well.

re: #3 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

"Nice" to see that Louisiana is still ripe with racists. I was there, in New Orleans, for a project a few years back and was actually shocked by some of the stuff people said to my face. Like "us white people have to stick together against all the *racial slurs*". From a lawyer. While we were having champagne in a pretty upscale restaurant. I have been pretty much everywhere and I can safely say that I haven't met the same full on racism anywhere. Ever.

Iron Fist is finally free to say whatever he wants...next stop is a straight jacket, or worse...he is way to deep in

re: #20 Varek Raith

My bad. I was thinking in self-defense...

re: #16 Charles

Threat against me:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

classy

It looks like someone is breaking the "Iron Fist Rule" on a continual basis these days.

Actually, it is even scarier if he isn't breaking the rule.

Anyone who thinks the turning the Lefts "Rules for Radicals" against them is the right course of action is a fucking idiot.

Maybe if Iron Fist is silenced RedState can opine that "We are all Iron Fist."

re: #3 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Ugh. The South really hasn't changed much in 150 years, has it? It's things like this that almost make me wish Lincoln hadn't let them back in the Union.

re: #29 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

It's the idiot who think that it has worked for the left, rather then think of all the details that allowed the left to take power. The true believers on either party will always believe their wing is the best. It's the independents that get ignored and frankly become sickened by the opposition tactics for the last 40 years.

re: #31 Merryweather

Ugh. The South really hasn't changed much in 150 years, has it? It's things like this that almost make me wish Lincoln hadn't let them back in the Union.

Hang on there partner! Don't lump all southerners in with this mouth-breather.

re: #22 Walter L. Newton

What misinformation? A older brother told authorities that boy was in balloon (brother was covering for brother). There is a video of something falling from the balloon when it was at about 100 feet of it's ascent. When the balloon came down it was empty. That's what happened, it wasn't misreported.

Of course, it was nice to see the media obsessed about something outside of Washington...

re: #16 Charles

Threat against me:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Charming. I suspect IF is a classic 95 pound weakling still working on the benefits of dynamic tension. Mr macho is a damn self inflated sissy in all likilhood. what a loser.

re: #31 Merryweather

Ugh. The South really hasn't changed much in 150 years, has it? It's things like this that almost make me wish Lincoln hadn't let them back in the Union.

As one who has lived in Texas for 36 years, I can about count on my fingers and toes the number of native Texans I ahve met. Most are Yankee born, like me. Came here to get warm and make a living.

Please don't direct all racist sentiment at the south. It isn't so localized.

re: #6 bofhell

The kid was hiding in the attic.

Someone is gonna be grounded until he's 120...

Now can I say I'm hiding in Walter's Bear Reserve?
/

re: #25 albusteve

Iron Fist is finally free to say whatever he wants...next stop is a straight jacket, or worse...he is way to deep in

Well- he runs with such a dignified crowd now, you see. You know, with people who post genocidal propaganda videos, and revel in using the most coarse and vulgar language they can think of. And all around them are the clueless who sit and read these very words, and see nothing wrong in keeping such company.

re: #33 rwdflynavy

Hang on there partner! Don't lump all southerners in with this mouth-breather.

I'm from CA. I get the same deal all the time.

re: #31 Merryweather

Ugh. The South really hasn't changed much in 150 years, has it? It's things like this that almost make me wish Lincoln hadn't let them back in the Union.

There are pockets that make you think that's the case, but they are the exception.

re: #31 Merryweather

I'm in the South; thank you very much.

re: #36 allegro

I'm a native Texan. Keith Bardwell is an ass.

re: #31 Merryweather

re: #36 allegro

As one who has lived in Texas for 36 years, I can about count on my fingers and toes the number of native Texans I ahve met. Most are Yankee born, like me. Came here to get warm and make a living.

Please don't direct all racist sentiment at the south. It isn't so localized.

Amen. As someone who was born and raised and lived around the Boston area for most of the 1st 45 years of my life, and who now lives about 20 miles outside of Atlanta I can say I saw/heard much more racism per capita in Boston than here

Also ,,, try Detroit!

re: #39 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

You mean you don't all eat granola and walk around in Birkenstocks? /

re: #42 jaunte

I'm a native Texan. Keith Bardwell is an ass.

Cool! Now I can start including... other body parts. :)

Saw Zombieland today.

Highly recommend the movie!

re: #33 rwdflynavy

re: #40 Danny

I know I'm generalizing like crazy and that it's unfair, but grrr...the few rotten apples make me so mad my sense of fairness goes out the window. It's not helped by cases like that place in Georgia where high school proms were still segregated as recently as last year. Why didn't/doesn't anyone do anything about it?

re: #3 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Repost for the Open Thread

Interracial couple denied marriage license in La.

Some mornings I wake up and I swear, it's like 1954 all over again.

And I wasn't even born until '73.

re: #43 sattv4u2

Amen. As someone who was born and raised and lived around the Boston area for most of the 1st 45 years of my life, and who now lives about 20 miles outside of Atlanta I can say I saw/heard much more racism per capita in Boston than here

Also ,,, try Detroit!

Boston is my birthplace. My relatives there are much more vocally racist than my acquaintances here. It always stuns me.

re: #47 bluecheese

Why do I get the feeling that it will end up with "BUY GOLD! TEH RON PAUL! GOLD!"?

re: #47 bluecheese

Broke 10K yesterday

Stayed above it today

re: #48 Merryweather

It's not helped by cases like that place in Georgia where high school proms were still segregated as recently as last year. Why didn't/doesn't anyone do anything about it?

Wasn't that at a private religious school? Didn't the kids throw their own integrated prom in protest?

re: #38 Sharmuta

Well- he runs with such a dignified crowd now, you see. You know, with people who post genocidal propaganda videos, and revel in using the most coarse and vulgar language they can think of. And all around them are the clueless who sit and read these very words, and see nothing wrong in keeping such company.

the language, I think, may be a device to stun his listeners...bold, brash, brave...the greater the ego, the greater the audience...he's probably a hero to the smaller minds reading him...pretty much what you are saying

re: #17 bratwurst

Beck threw his character assassination attempt against Anita Dunn into high gear today, playing her quoting Mao at a graduation speech over and over again.

Lemme guess. Was it the quote about women holding up half the sky?

re: #48 Merryweather

re: #40 Danny
It's not helped by cases like that place in Georgia where high school proms were still segregated as recently as last year. Why didn't/doesn't anyone do anything about it?

People are doing stuff about it. A friend of mine made a film named Prom Night in Mississippi about segregated proms. Highly recommended.

re: #47 bluecheese

Fox called it the beginning of the 'Bush Recovery'. Not kidding.

re: #28 martinsmithy

It looks like someone is breaking the "Iron Fist Rule" on a continual basis these days.

Actually, it is even scarier if he isn't breaking the rule.

There is no Iron Fist rule there.
It's full-on open season on LGF, Charles and many folks who continue to post here.

If anyone has any examples of ugly Hot Air comments (with links, please -- click the timestamp at lower right of the comment for the direct link), I'm starting to put together the 'Hot Air Comments of the Day' post.

re: #56 Danny

Good to hear, but frankly it shouldn't have taken them until the freakin' 21st century. Still, progress is progress.

re: #24 enoughalready

"Nice" to see that Louisiana is still ripe with racists. I was there, in New Orleans, for a project a few years back and was actually shocked by some of the stuff people said to my face. Like "us white people have to stick together against all the *racial slurs*". From a lawyer. While we were having champagne in a pretty upscale restaurant. I have been pretty much everywhere and I can safely say that I haven't met the same full on racism anywhere. Ever.

I feel like sending him the cute kids' book about Benjamin Banneker's grandparents.

re: #57 Merryweather

Fox called it the beginning of the 'Bush Recovery'. Not kidding.

Some could realistically call it that. TARP is the major reason the markets didn't keep tanking. The "stimulus" moneios for the most part aren;'t even in the pipeline yet. Look for job recovery (always the last indicator in a recession) to start rebounding Feb/ March 2010

re: #60 Merryweather

Good to hear, but frankly it shouldn't have taken them until the freakin' 21st century. Still, progress is progress.

Old mindsets die hard.

I think I know what Thursday Afternoon "Open" means. Should I keep it to myself?

re: #61 SanFranciscoZionist

I feel like sending him the cute kids' book about Benjamin Banneker's grandparents.

I feel like setting a bag of dog shit on fire on his front porch.

re: #59 Charles

If anyone has any examples of ugly Hot Air comments (with links, please -- click the timestamp at lower right of the comment for the direct link), I'm starting to put together the 'Hot Air Comments of the Day' post.

Here the president is called a freak:

[Link: hotair.com...]

Why does it suddenly smell like flounce in here?

re: #67 Charles

Why does it suddenly smell like flounce in here?

hey ,,, YOU'RE the one that opened registration

//just sayin!

re: #62 sattv4u2

The problem I have with it is that according to Fox, the market tanking during Bush's presidency was all Obama's fault, and now the market's appears to be recovering it's all down to Bush. They can't have it both ways...oh wait, it's Fox News we're talking about.

Call for impeachment:

[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #59 Charles

Stereotype:
[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #64 flywheel

I think I know what Thursday Afternoon "Open" means. Should I keep it to myself?

Go ahead, spill it out.

Here we have misogyny:

[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #65 SixDegrees

I feel like setting a bag of dog shit on fire on his front porch.

Well, that too.

They even get the joke:

[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #64 flywheel

I think I know what Thursday Afternoon "Open" means. Should I keep it to myself?

Welcome, hatchling.

re: #31 Merryweather

Ugh. The South really hasn't changed much in 150 years, has it? It's things like this that almost make me wish Lincoln hadn't let them back in the Union.

Nice "broad brush" stereotype there...

/

Threats of violence:

[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #69 Merryweather

The problem I have with it is that according to Fox, the market tanking during Bush's presidency was all Obama's fault, and now the market's appears to be recovering it's all down to Bush. They can't have it both ways...oh wait, it's Fox News we're talking about.

Look, either Bush gets the blame for the tank or Obama gets the credit for the recovery, people. Trying to reverse them is just a bridge too far.

re: #69 Merryweather

The problem I have with it is that according to Fox, the market tanking during Bush's presidency was all Obama's fault, and now the market's appears to be recovering it's all down to Bush. They can't have it both ways...oh wait, it's Fox News we're talking about.

link?

I follow lots of different financial sources, and from late 2007 to very early (Jan) 2009 I don't recall any commentator stating that.

I will say I heard and read the recovery MAY take longer under some of Obamas (campaign) proposals, buit all were said in speculation

re: #70 Sharmuta

Call for impeachment:

[Link: hotair.com...]

I don't think being a Marxist is actually grounds FOR impeachment.

I salute anyone prepared to wade into the swamp of Hot Air for the purpose of mocking/calling them out. I don't dare go myself - I think I'd need to bleach my mind to cleanse it afterwards.

Possibly former lizard Macker:

[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #79 SanFranciscoZionist

Look, either Bush gets the blame for the tank or Obama gets the credit for the recovery, people. Trying to reverse them is just a bridge too far.

Can't we just blame Hitler?
/

re: #81 SanFranciscoZionist

I don't think being a Marxist is actually grounds FOR impeachment.

See what I mean about civics education?

re: #59 Charles
Here's a good thread...

People want to live with their own kind. Babel (multicultural) nations need Emperors to rule over them or else they divide or collapse into civil war.

aengus on October 15, 2009 at 2:08 PM

re: #49 SanFranciscoZionist

Some mornings I wake up and I swear, it's like 1954 all over again.

And I wasn't even born until '73.

This "justice of the peace" is an elected position - this guy has to be breaking the law, to deny services of his elected position to anyone.

A lot of these folks don't do much of anything except run a wedding business out of their homes - using their elected "justice of the peace" status to do it I don't know why this position even exists anymore.

re: #78 Sharmuta

Threats of violence:

[Link: hotair.com...]

impeachment and demonizing are not good enough imo...overt threats certainly are

re: #22 Walter L. Newton

Just some stations were saying hot air balloon, some helium, one even reported that it was happening in CA, not Colorado. I am very glad the little boy has been found safe.

One of my favorite fan cover videos on YT:

re: #82 Merryweather

I salute anyone prepared to wade into the swamp of Hot Air for the purpose of mocking/calling them out. I don't dare go myself - I think I'd need to bleach my mind to cleanse it afterwards.

try breitbart.com sometime

re: #84 SixDegrees

Can't we just blame Hitler?
/

Sure--why not?

re: #43 sattv4u2

re: #36 allegro

Amen. As someone who was born and raised and lived around the Boston area for most of the 1st 45 years of my life, and who now lives about 20 miles outside of Atlanta I can say I saw/heard much more racism per capita in Boston than here

Also ,,, try Detroit!

As another "native New Englander" who has moved south just in the last 8 years...I can whole heartedly concur with SATT's comment. Sadly the south has the 'stereotype' from history, but it's as or more rampant in the north.

GG

re: #75 Sharmuta

Heh, that pesky language filter!

The people attacking Anita Dunn at Hot Air for comments she made years ago are the same ones defending Rush Limbaugh for his "take that bone out of your nose" comment -- because he made it years ago.

re: #91 spacejesus

try breitbart.com sometime

breitbart is a link dump...he posts stuff from all over...does he run an opinion blog too?

re: #86 Killgore Trout

Here's a good thread...

Wow. Aryan Nationhood bubbling right at the surface over there.

re: #92 SanFranciscoZionist

Blame the jews. They control the media, the banks, Wall Street and the finance. And the western goverments.

Still need the sarc tag?

Meet The Man Behind The Intern Spy Wars: Muslim Mafia Author Dave Gaubatz

Let's take a closer look at the co-author of Muslim Mafia: Inside the Secret Underworld That's Conspiring to Islamize America, just out from WND Books, and now at #16 among all books on Amazon.

That would be David Gaubatz, a former Air Force investigator and Arabic speaker, who dispatched his son Chris to grow a beard and go undercover as a Muslim to obtain an internship at the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Gaubatz, who has long warned about the threat of Islamism in the United States, has claimed that he found Saddam's long-lost WMDs while in Iraq and has labeled Obama "Muslim" and a "self-admitted 'crack head.'"

re: #96 albusteve

breitbart is a link dump...he posts stuff from all over...does he run an opinion blog too?

nope, but the comment section for breitbart exhibits the worst of the GOP.

it's like the de facto comment section for drudgereport

re: #80 sattv4u2

Here. I should point out that by Fox I mean Fox News, not Fox Business Channel.

And yes, I'm a liberal. : )

re: #95 Charles

The people attacking Anita Dunn at Hot Air for comments she made years ago are the same ones defending Rush Limbaugh for his "take that bone out of your nose" comment -- because he made it years ago.

Cognitive dissonance!

re: #95 Charles

The people attacking Anita Dunn at Hot Air for comments she made years ago are the same ones defending Rush Limbaugh for his "take that bone out of your nose" comment -- because he made it years ago.

I could accept that line of reasoning if I saw some semblance of regret for having said it. People can change. But when it's an ongoing problem I see no reason not to include it in his history as a mark against him.

re: #95 Charles

I don't know if you saw this, but you had a mention at MM today:

[Link: mediamatters.org...]

re: #97 SixDegrees

I don't quite get the Babel reference. Was it a multiethnic society?

re: #101 Merryweather

Here. I should point out that by Fox I mean Fox News, not Fox Business Channel.

And yes, I'm a liberal. : )

I don't recall asking!

re: #6 bofhell

The kid was hiding in the attic.

Someone is gonna be grounded until he's 120...

Thank God he's OK.

Hate to see the bill for city services his family's going to get...

...if they do that in Denver.

economic genius...land of the movie flop

[Link: www.latimes.com...]

BTW, there is actually a book about Benjamin Banneker's grandparents. Molly Bannaky. Not brilliant, but a nice book based on an interesting story about an biracial family in colonial America.

Molly was an indentured servant who took her money after she served her term, and claimed some land. Bought two men off the Middle Passage to help her farm it. One of them explained that he could not work for anyone but himself, since he was a prince, so Molly married him (making the property his under English law), and they raised two daughters. Story is that when the older girl was of an age to marry she went back to the Boston slave market looking for a son-in-law. (Heck, whatever works...) Her grandson was one of the surveyors who worked on the project laying out DC.

kook fodder smear here:

[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #100 spacejesus

nope, but the comment section for breitbart exhibits the worst of the GOP.

it's like the de facto comment section for drudgereport

I'm unaware of a comments section

re: #98 marsl

Blame the jews. They control the media, the banks, Wall Street and the finance. And the western goverments.

Still need the sarc tag?

It is safer.

re: #105 Killgore Trout

I don't quite get the Babel reference. Was it a multiethnic society?

They seem to be equating the splintering of human languages with disparate human races here. The white supremacists are WASPs at heart, and view not only people of different colors, but also those who speak different languages, with the same degree of suspicion and disdain.

Calling Obama a racist:

[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #101 Merryweather

Here. I should point out that by Fox I mean Fox News, not Fox Business Channel.

And yes, I'm a liberal. : )

And BTW ,,, the quotes back my assertion

There’s a lot of feeling ,,,
There is great uncertainty ,,,
but because he’s going to raise the capital gains tax. [...] Its going to continue to tank.”

speculative

Obama hates America:

[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #109 SanFranciscoZionist

Story is that when the older girl was of an age to marry she went back to the Boston slave market looking for a son-in-law. (Heck, whatever works...) Her grandson was one of the surveyors who worked on the project laying out DC.

Sounds like my great-grandpa who bought himself a married a Cherokee Indian "princes" to help farm and make babies in Oklahoma.

This is even more hilarious: a headline at Fox News:

Limbaugh May Have Grounds for Libel Suit, Legal Analysts Say

Their "legal analyst?" Lis Wein, Fox News talking head blonde.

re: #114 Sharmuta

Calling Obama a racist:

Projection, projection, projection...

Misogyny:

[Link: hotair.com...]

Ah well ,,, the dog, the kid and the wife need dinner (and yes, in that order)

BBL ,, (maybe ,,, depends on if the College football and MLB baseball games on tonight are any good! )

Can someone please explain to me exactly how Obama is a Marxist? Unless it's the Groucho-variant in which case I consider myself honored to be a fellow Marxist. But since they are probably talking about old Karl. How?

re: #105 Killgore Trout

I don't quite get the Babel reference. Was it a multiethnic society?

At Babel, God 'confused the language' of the people, and made it impossible for them to understand one another, after which they were scattered over the earth. Traditionally, this is interpreted to mean that they began to speak different languages. The passage begins with 'now the whole earth had one language, and a common tongue'.

re: #108 albusteve

economic genius...land of the movie flop

[Link: www.latimes.com...]

Surprised they didn't try to add an "Energy Tax" on large screen TV's to raise more $'s for the State to spend.

re: #118 Charles

Orly Taitz would be the perfect person to fight that case for Limbaugh.

re: #122 enoughalready

Can someone please explain to me exactly how Obama is a Marxist? Unless it's the Groucho-variant in which case I consider myself honored to be a fellow Marxist. But since they are probably talking about old Karl. How?

google it...there is a ton of stuff out there, then make up your own mind

re: #123 SanFranciscoZionist

At Babel, God 'confused the language' of the people, and made it impossible for them to understand one another, after which they were scattered over the earth. Traditionally, this is interpreted to mean that they began to speak different languages. The passage begins with 'now the whole earth had one language, and a common tongue'.

Serious question. Why'd he do that?

re: #127 Varek Raith

Serious question. Why'd he do that?

According to the Bible, God did that because humans challenged his authority by trying to build the Tower of Babel all the way to heaven.

re: #17 bratwurst

Beck threw his character assassination attempt against Anita Dunn into high gear today, playing her quoting Mao at a graduation speech over and over again.

Having a White House staffer approvingly cite the #1 mass murderer of all time would be most unseemly, if that's really what happened.

re: #117 allegro

Sounds like my great-grandpa who bought himself a married a Cherokee Indian "princes" to help farm and make babies in Oklahoma.

Well, you know, African princes are hot. And it's not like you can return them.

re: #128 Charles

According to the Bible, God did that because humans challenged his authority by trying to build the Tower of Babel all the way to heaven.

Thanks!

re: #122 enoughalready

Same reasons that made Martin Luther King a Marxist.

re: #127 Varek Raith

Serious question. Why'd he do that?

To prove he had a wicked sense of humor.

re: #3 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

This is insane.

re: #126 albusteve

Hahaha. But it's ridiculous. Ah well.

re: #113 SixDegrees

They seem to be equating the splintering of human languages with disparate human races here. The white supremacists are WASPs at heart, and view not only people of different colors, but also those who speak different languages, with the same degree of suspicion and disdain.

Ah, that's right. I do recall that Aryan was a language group from the area before the Nazis turned it into a racial concept.

They hate his white half:

[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #105 Killgore Trout

I don't quite get the Babel reference. Was it a multiethnic society?

Here you go:

GODSAIDMANSAID.COM - Why Is The Black Man Black and White Man White?

It's a very popular meme in the white supremacist Christian Identity crowd.

Hitler:

[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #137 Sharmuta

When are they going to call him a 'self-hating white man'?

re: #138 Charles

yuck

re: #135 enoughalready

Hahaha. But it's ridiculous. Ah well.

his economic policies alone tend toward Marxism...redistribution of wealth, which he has already set in motion

More nazi talk:

[Link: hotair.com...]

re: #142 albusteve

his economic policies alone tend toward Marxism...redistribution of wealth, which he has already set in motion

Specifics, please.

I had some funny guys in my shop yesterday. The three of them are riding across the country after being furloughed at their place of employment, and decided to raise money for breast cancer research as they do it.

They went and checked in at a motel, then the one with the most bike problems brought his bike in. I got to know him and about their ride while I was working on his bike. Then the second one came in. He knew more about how bikes work, so his didn't need much.

Then they told me about the third guy, and cautioned me that he might obsess over any advice I gave him. Apparently, the last bike mechanic told him that his shifting problems had to do with the spring in his rear derailler, and he should keep it clean. Since then, he'd been after it with a q-tip a few times a day.

So the third guy comes in with his bike, and starts telling me about his shifting problems and what he's done to try to improve it. He says, "How does it look to you? Is my spring clean enough?" I look down at his bike, and struggle for composure. I was able to make his bike shift really well, and I showed him how to adjust it himself, and I didn't laugh until he went outside to test ride it, leaving me with the other two, who laughed along with me.

I'm still laughing about it. I guess that's what happens after wrenching for 22 years.

re: #127 Varek Raith

Serious question. Why'd he do that?

The people have joined together and are building a tower to 'reach to the heavens'. God expresses concern that if they succeed, 'nothing will be impossible for them'.

It's probably a very old story--it's one of the sections of Genesis where God mysteriously starts speaking in the plural. "Let us go down". I don't fully understand why the people are scattered, but I suspect that in the earliest versions, they might have been seen as posing some sort of threat or challenge to the gods.

Short answer--I dunno. This is not a story I know much about.

Killing Grandma:

[Link: hotair.com...]

This seems to be a racist website so I linked to the Google cache:

Letter to the White Race : Voice of Reason Broadcast Network

K-Sensor on January 1st, 2009 8:40 am

More stories of division. God’s design since babel was to separate the people. No order will come from joining them together without the almighty’s declaration to.

That's where the "Babel" talk at Hot Air is coming from.

re: #138 Charles

Ah, much thanks. I never really understood that before.

...Although Richard said he has no specialized training, they had a computer tracking system in their car and a special motorcycle...

:)

re: #142 albusteve

Redistribution of wealth is a socialist idea. Marxism and socialism are not the same thing. And seriously, the right wingers whining about the possibility of him raising taxes should check what the tax rates were like under their beloved Ronald Reagan.

If you'll forgive a newbie jumping into the thread...

I'm in a mixed marriage and have been for over 32 years. When my wife and I were first married, the racism was directed not just at my wife but at our relationship and later our kids, or at least the one who looked like a member of a minority. Now the racism is still there but it is less obvious and held under control by the fewer in number but just as bigoted tribalists. Unfortunately those people wouldn't recognize racism, in themselves or others, if it booted them in the nether regions while wearing steel toed work boots.

I have to run to see the blueman group so I can't expand this post any.
b

re: #17 bratwurst

Beck threw his character assassination attempt against Anita Dunn into high gear today, playing her quoting Mao at a graduation speech over and over again.

Iron Fist's threat quotes Mao, I've quoted Mao, I quoted Lester
Maddox here on Tues. We all quote Benjamin Franklin. Just a
long-marching, chicken-cooking, lover of older women here, folks.

re: #129 The Sanity Inspector

Having a White House staffer approvingly cite the #1 mass murderer of all time would be most unseemly, if that's really what happened.

Perhaps so, but would it be a piece of evidence that Obama is both a Marxist AND a fascist?

re: #146 SanFranciscoZionist

Thank you.

re: #3 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Repost for the Open Thread

Interracial couple denied marriage license in La.

WTF - This guy needs to be thrown outta any position of power or authority or influence, run outta the parish, and then soundly black-balled by the Elks and Moose Lodges wherever he may land.

What a low-life.

re: #142 albusteve

his economic policies alone tend toward Marxism...redistribution of wealth, which he has already set in motion

His proposed tax rates are lower than Ronald Reagan's.

Was Bill Clinton a Marxist? What about Eisenhower?

WTF?

re: #144 allegro

Specifics, please.

re: #144 allegro

Specifics, please.

stiffing shareholders in GM redo and giving 17% of the company to the UAW

re: #152 b_sharp

Welcome, hatchling. I found your last line humorous, given the context.

re: #147 Sharmuta

Death Panel!

re: #153 Decatur Deb

Iron Fist's threat quotes Mao, I've quoted Mao, I quoted Lester
Maddox here on Tues. We all quote Benjamin Franklin. Just a
long-marching, chicken-cooking, lover of older women here, folks.

Hell, i quote Mao and Deng Xiaoping all the time. Don't make me a red.

re: #157 bluecheese

His proposed tax rates are lower than Ronald Reagan's.

Was Bill Clinton a Marxist? What about Eisenhower?

WTF?

I love the "set in motion" stuff. Or Marxist "tendencies" or "inclinations". It's character assassination which needs exactly zero evidence to seem true enough.

re: #160 Killgore Trout

Death Panel!

My grandfather had death paneling in the basement. Ugliest damned stuff you every saw.

re: #154 bratwurst

Perhaps so, but would it be a piece of evidence that Obama is both a Marxist AND a fascist?

Not in the least. It'd just be evidence that the staffer was a product of some leftard American university.

re: #164 The Sanity Inspector

Well that is the way Glenn Beck was using the clip.

re: #160 Killgore Trout

Death Panel!

I can't read anymore over there. Tomorrow it's someone else's turn to read that crap.

re: #164 The Sanity Inspector

Not in the least. It'd just be evidence that the staffer was a product of some leftard American university.

LOL

re: #165 bratwurst

Well that is the way Glenn Beck was using the clip.

Beck uses this stuff like a Koala uses a eucalyptus - it's a source of food, shelter, and a place to crap.

re: #166 Sharmuta

I can't read anymore over there. Tomorrow it's someone else's turn to read that crap.

I'd volunteer, but I haven't had my shots.

Beck started weeping again today, by the way.

re: #162 dugmartsch

I love the "set in motion" stuff. Or Marxist "tendencies" or "inclinations". It's character assassination which needs exactly zero evidence to seem true enough.

one step at a time comrade...federal control over the economy takes awhile

re: #99 Killgore Trout

Meet The Man Behind The Intern Spy Wars: Muslim Mafia Author Dave Gaubatz

Good find! Charles did say that this was probably going to blow up.

re: #170 Charles

Beck started weeping again today, by the way.

Started? i thought he hadn't stopped since the first assault on Lady Liberty.

re: #16 Charles

Threat against me:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

He is too drunk to post.

re: #161 Guanxi88

Hell, i quote Mao and Deng Xiaoping all the time. Don't make me a red.

There goes YOUR Limbaugh internship.

re: #175 Decatur Deb

There goes YOUR Limbaugh internship.

Dammit! Now how am I supposed to get into radio?

re: #47 bluecheese

bluecheese -

To date, betting AGAINST the US - Long Term - has been a Sucker's Bet. With work, common sense and luck it will remain such. Just a small thing, check out today's Jerusalem Post. "Whaddabout" batteries made mainly of GLASS which degrades to sand, recyleable to glass. Contributors to the concept being the US, Japan and Israel. That might have a future, and is all.

-S-

Good evening, lizards.

re: #170 Charles

Beck started weeping again today, by the way.

Clip?

re: #170 Charles

He stopped crying at some point? I guess he ran out of Vicks.

Beck is getting crazier and crazier:

re: #170 Charles

Beck started weeping again today, by the way.

Oh, brother...

re: #118 Charles

This is even more hilarious: a headline at Fox News:

Limbaugh May Have Grounds for Libel Suit, Legal Analysts Say

Their "legal analyst?" Lis Wein, Fox News talking head blonde.

Charles -

The better cause of action would be "Tortuous Interference" - the problem would be ascertaining damages.

-S-

re: #180 Merryweather

He stopped crying at some point? I guess he ran out of Vicks.

I'm available to poke him in the eye with a sharp stick... for a price.

re: #16 Charles

Threat against me:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Good grief.

re: #157 bluecheese

His proposed tax rates are lower than Ronald Reagan's.

Was Bill Clinton a Marxist? What about Eisenhower?

WTF?

His proposed tax rates are lower than 28% (1988)?

It ain't the rate when a President steps into office that counts, it's the rate going out.

Fundamentalist group urging people to contact Ohio's Governor about Rifqa Bary:

TAKE ACTION:
Help us expose the wicked practice of Muslim honor killings and help us work to protect Rifqa from violence and even death.

Meanwhile, friend of pamela geller, Tom Trento, fans the flames:

Tom Trento is director of the Florida Security Council, an organization dedicated to the defeat of Islamic terrorism. While concerned about the prospect of young Rifqa being returned to a threatening environment, he is pleased that the judge has ordered the parents' lawyer to turn over the appropriate immigration papers.

"Judge Dawson said [basically that] 'custody may be a right of the state of Ohio, but this young girl is not leaving Florida until I see the immigration papers from the Barys that I have been asking for.'"

Trento says he is concerned that if young Rifqa is returned to Ohio, she might be deported back to Sri Lanka with her family, or they might take her there voluntarily.

"This intermediary step to custody of the state is just a front, just a guise," he comments. "Our sources say that she is going to be given over very quickly to the family, and then very quickly returned to Sri Lanka where she'll go into re-education camp."

What an unbelievable amount of hyperbolic imagination. Disgusting.

re: #184 allegro

I'm available to poke him in the eye with a sharp stick... for a price.

I'm more than willing to do it for free. Hell, I'd even pay.

re: #181 Charles

I wonder what golden age Beck is thinking of when he claims that once upon a time we were "united."

re: #187 Sharmuta

Link for second piece, sorry:

[Link: www.onenewsnow.com...]

re: #15 Sharmuta

Such a lovely guy. The recently departed should be proud to be spending time with such a charming person.

Iron Fist is posting over at C2, yes?

re: #170 Charles

Beck started weeping again today, by the way.

Are his interns poking him with needles offscreen? Is he trying for an Oscar? Is he overdosing on Restasis?

re: #191 irish rose

Iron Fist is posting over at C2, yes?

what is C2?

re: #177 Dr. Shalit

bluecheese -

To date, betting AGAINST the US - Long Term - has been a Sucker's Bet. With work, common sense and luck it will remain such. Just a small thing, check out today's Jerusalem Post. "Whaddabout" batteries made mainly of GLASS which degrades to sand, recyleable to glass. Contributors to the concept being the US, Japan and Israel. That might have a future, and is all.

-S-

It wasn't about betting against...

I got deleted.

Nevermind.

re: #181 Charles

"Do I think you want to watch this show every night?"

Does he really want an answer to that?

Beck's crying doesn't even seem attached to the thoughts he's expressing. It's really weird.

re: #111 albusteve

I'm unaware of a comments section

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

go to the bottom where it says "show comments post comments" then click on it. you'll see plenty of disgusting racism in this one.

re: #151 Merryweather

Redistribution of wealth is a hominid idea. We mostly talk about
the direction of cashflow.

re: #197 spacejesus

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

go to the bottom where it says "show comments post comments" then click on it. you'll see plenty of disgusting racism in this one.

I don't see a comments section on the page I use

re: #197 spacejesus

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

go to the bottom where it says "show comments post comments" then click on it. you'll see plenty of disgusting racism in this one.

Indeed. Such disgusting people...

I am beginning to think that, due to volume, SOME of the vile comments have to be astroturfing.

re: #198 Decatur Deb

We mostly talk about the direction of cashflow.

Which has been decidedly in the up direction the past couple of decades, ever since the "trickle down" meme. I think "trickle down" doesn't mean what we were told it meant.

re: #197 spacejesus

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

go to the bottom where it says "show comments post comments" then click on it. you'll see plenty of disgusting racism in this one.

How long until the news web pages realize that allowing comments is a really really bad idea?

re: #199 albusteve

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

He just... *sniff* loves America... *sniffle* so much... *sob*

re: #203 CyanSnowHawk

How long until the news web pages realize that allowing comments is a really really bad idea?

Web sites actually.

irish rose...
what is C2?

re: #204 albusteve

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

well yeah, click on an article first then each article has its own little comment section.

From James Taranto

Great Moments in Socialized Medicine

Nine-year-old Bethany Dibbs of Poole, England, "was struck by a car as she crossed the road on her scooter and ended up in a coma with a fractured skull," reports London's Daily Mail:

An ambulance crew arrived and called for help, only to be told by their operator that under strict meal break regulations the closest additional crew still had a few minutes left on their lunch break.

The paramedics were informed it would take 20 minutes for another crew to arrive.

In the end one of them called their colleagues directly and they abandoned their lunch and raced to help. . . .

A spokesman for the South Western Ambulance Service Trust said it took its health and safety duties seriously.

He added: "In line with national guidelines which must be adhered to by all ambulance trusts, it is important all staff have dedicated 30-minute rest breaks which cannot be interrupted."

There is, however, a silver lining for young Bethany: "In Britain, the government itself runs the hospitals and employs the doctors, observes former Enron adviser Paul Krugman. "We've all heard scare stories about how that works in practice; these stories are false."

re: #201 Taqyia2Me

I am beginning to think that, due to volume, SOME of the vile comments have to be astroturfing.

With that volume, why would you think any "astroturfing" would be necessary?

re: #191 irish rose

I don't think so.

re: #187 Sharmuta

Fundamentalist group urging people to contact Ohio's Governor about Rifqa Bary:

What an unbelievable amount of hyperbolic imagination. Disgusting.

WTF are these people smoking?

Arrrggghhh...

re: #207 albusteve

irish rose...
what is C2?

I'm not linking it, sorry.

re: #203 CyanSnowHawk

How long until the news web pages realize that allowing comments is a really really bad idea?

hey, it keeps me going these sites. every now and then i get a wild hair to see what crazy people have to say about things.

re: #205 Sharmuta

I find it immensely ironic that most of the same people who decry the
'feminization' of men and say 'real men don't cry' will be lapping up every single one of Beck's tears.

re: #211 Sharmuta

I don't think so.

I thought I saw some of his posts over there a couple of days ago.
If not, then I stand corrected.

re: #208 spacejesus

well yeah, click on an article first then each article has its own little comment section.

ah yes...

Obama saves the day!

re: #181 Charles

Glen Beck:

"Do you remember what life was like before I became old, bitter, and crazy? Let me wallow in nostaligic glamorized views of what life was never really like back then..."

re: #213 Irish Rose

I'm not linking it, sorry.

I didn't ask you to...why the cryptic mystery?...what is it?

re: #210 allegro

With that volume, why would you think any "astroturfing" would be necessary?

I'm not seeing any self correction or any admonishment there. Granted, I spend about twenty seconds before becoming overwhelmed by the visible stench.

re: #201 Taqyia2Me

I am beginning to think that, due to volume, SOME of the vile comments have to be astroturfing.

I would think that the comment sections, especially on national audience sites like Breitbart, attract a disproportionate percentage of loonies. I comment on some local papers, but reading a few of the comments on the link provided above would keep me off that site. I suspect it does the same with other moderate voices. That leaves concentrated stupidity behind.

re: #220 albusteve

I didn't ask you to...why the cryptic mystery?...what is it?

To get there, you must flounce.

I just saw the Beck clip about Anita Dunn. Not to step into it too much here, but if she had referenced (as Beck mentioned) Hitler as one of her philosophical mentors, she'd be gone already. Just as bad, she references quotes from Mao to inspire students about individual choices and paths. Unreal.

Say what you want about Beck's stupid ass crying and kooky rants (they usually are), but he's got this one nailed. Bye Anita.

re: #220 albusteve

I didn't ask you to...why the cryptic mystery?...what is it?

Stalker blog.

Is Beck having some sort of daddy issue on air? Wow.

re: #222 CyanSnowHawk

I would think that the comment sections, especially on national audience sites like Breitbart, attract a disproportionate percentage of loonies. I comment on some local papers, but reading a few of the comments on the link provided above would keep me off that site. I suspect it does the same with other moderate voices. That leaves concentrated stupidity behind.

I'll run with that explanation, thanks!

re: #203 CyanSnowHawk

How long until the news web pages realize that allowing comments is a really really bad idea?

The day after they realize that having people call in to talk radio stations is a self-stultifying process.

re: #226 Sharmuta

He wants his Mommy.

re: #225 Varek Raith

Stalker blog.

seems a bit silly to speak in code...just name the damned thing so I can check it out...what's the big deal?

re: #229 sngnsgt

He wants his Mommy.

No- that was about dad.

Time for a little hippie R_x for the current nasty politics:

When the moon is in the Seventh House
And Jupiter aligns with Mars
Then peace will guide the planets
And love will steer the stars

This is the dawning of the age of Aquarius
The age of Aquarius
Aquarius!
Aquarius!

Harmony and understanding
Sympathy and trust abounding
No more falsehoods or derisions
Golden living dreams of visions
Mystic crystal revalation
And the mind's true liberation
Aquarius!
Aquarius!

When the moon is in the Seventh House
And Jupiter aligns with Mars
Then peace will guide the planets
And love will steer the stars

This is the dawning of the age of Aquarius
The age of Aquarius
Aquarius!
Aquarius!
OOOooo!

re: #228 John Neverbend

The day after they realize that having people call in to talk radio stations is a self-stultifying process.

I don't know of any radio show that doesn't screen their callers, but I see many examples of news sites not moderating their comments effectively.

re: #215 Merryweather

I find it immensely ironic that most of the same people who decry the
'feminization' of men and say 'real men don't cry' will be lapping up every single one of Beck's tears.

Absolutely.

re: #230 albusteve

seems a bit silly to speak in code...just name the damned thing so I can check it out...what's the big deal?

Let's just say they're a blog where some of the people that used to post here think that Deuce is just a peachy keen place with a lot of great people, and really nice administrators.

re: #231 Sharmuta

DOH! I thought we were still talking about his crying issues.

re: #218 Killgore Trout

Obama saves the day!

Didn't JibJab do something along those lines?

He's Barack Obama!

re: #215 Merryweather

I find it immensely ironic that most of the same people who decry the
'feminization' of men and say 'real men don't cry' will be lapping up every single one of Beck's tears.

Today, I was thinking about my Dad, and how when I was a teen and had a boyfriend break-up, he did not allow any weeping and wailing drama. In typical teen fashion, I thought he was "unfair", and maybe he was unfair and a bit cold about it all - HOWEVER, I did learn how to deal with my emotions in an rational and mature manner.

Beck seems to have a huge gap in his emotional maturity. Somebody who should have taught him how to deal with things in their proper place, didn't teach him a thing. He really needs to get a grip.

(that weeping drives me nuts).

re: #233 CyanSnowHawk

I don't know of any radio show that doesn't screen their callers, but I see many examples of news sites not moderating their comments effectively.

I didn't mean it in that way, although the screening process isn't foolproof. I just wonder sometimes why people bother to call into talk-radio shows. It's either to tell the host how wonderful he or she is or it's to pick a fight. The latter is particularly stupid as the caller will be shouted down and cut off.

re: #158 albusteve

stiffing shareholders in GM redo and giving 17% of the company to the UAW

When you say it like that it sounds really bad.

However, GM was out of cash and shareholders would have received nothing in liquidation. Those expecting a government bailout to restore equity gambled and lost.

IIRC the UAW deal was done to prevent workers and retirees from losing their pensions. They would have received pennies on the dollar of "guaranteed" benefits.

So no, not Marxist, not even close.

re: #225 Varek Raith

Stalker blog.

In best Kosh voice. "If you go to the stalker blog, you will die."

...

re: #235 Irish Rose

Let's just say they're a blog where some of the people that used to post here think that Deuce is just a peachy keen place with a lot of great people, and really nice administrators.

no let's not...I want to know who they are...after all this I'm somewhat mystified why you don't name these stalker blogs...is there something I'm missing?

re: #235 Irish Rose

Let's just say they're a blog where some of the people that used to post here think that Deuce is just a peachy keen place with a lot of great people, and really nice administrators.

They're all about the tolerance.

They tolerate racism.
They tolerate posting threats.
They tolerate advocating violence.
They tolerate religious bigotry.

See, they're all about the tolerance.

More R_x

Melting Pot — Blue mink

Take a pinch of white man
Wrap him up in black skin
Add a touch of blue blood
And a little bitty bit of red indian boy
Oh like a curly latin kinkies
Oh lordy, lordy, mixed with yellow chinkees, yeah
You know you lump it all together
And you got a recipe for a get along scene
Oh what a beautiful dream
If it could only come true, you know, you know

What we need is a great big melting pot
Big enough enough enough to take
The world and all its got
And keep it stirring for
A hundred years or more
And turn out coffee coloured people by the score

Rabbis and the friars
Vishnus and the gurus
We got the beatles or the sun god
Well it really doesnt matter
What religion you choose
And be thankful little mrs. graceful
You know that livin could be tasteful
We should all get together in a lovin machine
I think Ill call up the queen
It s only fair that she knows, you know, you know

What we need is a great big melting pot
Big enough enough enough to take
The world and all its got
And keep it stirring for
A hundred years or more
And turn out coffee coloured people by the score

re: #238 reine.de.tout

Except it's all an act. His tears have already been proven to be fake. I'm absolutely convinced he doesn't even believe the crazy shit he spouts. He's a cynical SOB who's playing his deluded fans for fools and money.

WTF, where?

A million jobs credited to stimulus plan

President Barack Obama's $787 billion economic recovery plan has created or saved roughly 1 million jobs since it was enacted in February, an administration economic official said.

Jared Bernstein, chief economic adviser to Vice President Joe Biden, cited private estimates and a preliminary government report that showed more than 30,380 jobs have been created directly from federal contracts awarded with stimulus finds. The result has been a "much needed lift in a very difficult period for our economy," Bernstein said in a statement.

www.sltrib.com

re: #238 reine.de.tout

Today, I was thinking about my Dad, and how when I was a teen and had a boyfriend break-up, he did not allow any weeping and wailing drama. In typical teen fashion, I thought he was "unfair", and maybe he was unfair and a bit cold about it all - HOWEVER, I did learn how to deal with my emotions in an rational and mature manner.

Beck seems to have a huge gap in his emotional maturity. Somebody who should have taught him how to deal with things in their proper place, didn't teach him a thing. He really needs to get a grip.

(that weeping drives me nuts).

Wheter you like him or hate him, the tears are a little annoying.

re: #246 Merryweather

Except it's all an act. His tears have already been proven to be fake. I'm absolutely convinced he doesn't even believe the crazy shit he spouts. He's a cynical SOB who's playing his deluded fans for fools and money.

I think he does believe large portions of it. But I agree that he's a one-hit wonder who's found his formula for success, and will keep repeating it until it stops bringing in cash.

re: #246 Merryweather

Except it's all an act. His tears have already been proven to be fake. I'm absolutely convinced he doesn't even believe the crazy shit he spouts. He's a cynical SOB who's playing his deluded fans for fools and money.

Oh, I agree.
But how he comes off is emotionally immature and lacking.
And fake.
If he's that delicate that he bursts into tears over any little thing, the guy needs to be somewhere else other than on air.

re: #240 MinisterO

When you say it like that it sounds really bad.

However, GM was out of cash and shareholders would have received nothing in liquidation. Those expecting a government bailout to restore equity gambled and lost.

IIRC the UAW deal was done to prevent workers and retirees from losing their pensions. They would have received pennies on the dollar of "guaranteed" benefits.

So no, not Marxist, not even close.

IIRC it was the UAW Pension Group, not the actual union which apparently is a separate entity. Still looks like a big conflict of interest to me.

re: #240 MinisterO

When you say it like that it sounds really bad.

However, GM was out of cash and shareholders would have received nothing in liquidation. Those expecting a government bailout to restore equity gambled and lost.

IIRC the UAW deal was done to prevent workers and retirees from losing their pensions. They would have received pennies on the dollar of "guaranteed" benefits.

So no, not Marxist, not even close.

GM should have declared bankrupcy...too bad, but that's the way it worked and then they may have been able to break the death grip of the UAW, the very people that helped drive them out of business...instead BO awarded a huge share of the business to his traditional voting bloc...

re: #243 albusteve

Ever heard of not feeding trolls? Well, ignoring stalker sites falls under the same general principle.

Fark goofs on Hot Air...
Moderate Republicans have become a poison to the GOP, and should be ignored and marginalized when considering serious Presidential contenders such as Sarah Palin

re: #243 albusteve

no let's not...I want to know who they are...after all this I'm somewhat mystified why you don't name these stalker blogs...is there something I'm missing?

If you want to know who they are, email Rose or someone who has the skinny...no need in giving the vile stalkers recognition in a public thread, any more than is absolutely necessary.