Makes me sick...

Shouldn't that be Elvis in the photo?

Wow...two firsts in a row !

Does that qualify me for a LGF shirt gratis?

Emile, you suck.

Now why is he holding up his asswipe for all to see? That's ridiculous...

I have expected to GHG coming to the poduim to accept his "Times man of the Year" award this year in the shape of a dead child so he can carry it off

Well...
so much for any credibility for anything that he says.

You'd think he would be smart enough to at least use a new photo that hasn't been checked out.

Duh...

Emile Lahoud, a whore of the caliphate.

The only correct thing he could have said with this photo is, " See how the hezbos use children as human sheilds!"

Enough is Enough! Get the United Nations of Terrorists out of the United States of America.

I can't wait Round Two of the IDF vs. Hizb'Allah. It's gonna be an IDF smackdown.

Adnan the propagandast is know known internationally for his "reporting"... his mother must be proud and the Lebanese UN representative should be ashamed of himself.

Did he mention where the ambulance photo went?

Hey U.N.!

Make way for IKEA! They have their eyes on your floorspace!

At least something good will come out of their doors(even though it will still be cheap and hard to put together)...

What a joke..

I wonder what that podium smells like now.

As the song goes "If you can make it there. You can make it anywhere..."

*spits*

With the facts supporting me, I quote from the Late Soviet Premier Nikita Khruschev - when asked about the 1956 Hungarian Uprising -

"...CAN'T YOU SPIT UP THAT DEAD RAT?..."

-S-

*blink blink*

Oops...

Send the Lebanese UN representative propaganda posters, photos, essays... and let's educate the cretin.

Good God .. Creepy Dr. of Death gets a party at the UN.

You'll soon be hearing that Pelosi called Chavez a "thug."

What she actually said was that he thinks he's a better leftist than he is. Be sure to read the actual quote. They think we're all stupid..."they" being the left and the muslims.

DO NOT BE FOOLED. Pelosi is an enemy of the United States.

well, that gives me another chance to highlight my Hank Williams' "Green Helmet Guy" songs, here at youtube, in order of popularity:

thanks, Hank

Frig... it should say "now known"... I've gotta get back to work.

#15 JKWEST

The site should be turned into a dog park.

I now view all of Lebanon as Hizbland. The parts where they don't explicitly hold control are ruled by their proxies, Lahoud and the Leb Army.

Hizb is Iran's proxy, and Lebanon is Hizb's proxy, thus, Lebanon is Iran's proxy.

Maybe he'll break out the shoe for posterity

Fake organization, fake photos.

Where's the surprise in that?

Take the Fox News poll: Should the U.S. stop funding the UN?

94% say yes.

Drive that number higher, Lizardoids.

#24 Ward

Nah...

too much sh*t already piled up in that building..

Would be good for the global warming in NYC, just ask Gore..

Crap...meant "wouldn't" be good for global warming in NYC...

I hate it when I mess up my jokes..

3 Praxeus 9/21/2006 10:45AM PDT

Wow...two firsts in a row !

Does that qualify me for a LGF shirt gratis?

No, but bragging about being first will earn derision and scorn.

How many legs does a dog have if you call the tail a leg? Four. Calling a tail a leg doesn't make it a leg. —Abraham Lincoln

Of all the photos he could've chosen...honestly, it's hard to parody these people.

The more I watch these so-called world leaders, the more I am reminded of the events leading up to the end times...black is white, up is down, good is evil...

Good grief.

[looking out the window]

Given what this guy already says, it's really no surprise that he also uses the faked photos to prop up an already weak position. It really doesn't change the status quo all that much... moonbat lunatics still like him, truth-seeking denizens of reality still know he's a frothing mental case. The people with their heads buried and fingers in their ears will still be that way.

ward cleaver:

Emile Lahoud; Nasrallah's bitch.

no pictures of Nasrallah visiting cowaring in Lahoud's protection?

A *draft* for conscription is *not* the answer to Transnational Terrorism and ending it as an ideological possibility to success for broader goals of domination. Removing the profit from that trade *with* terrorists, hounding their suppliers until they *stop* supplying them, going after financiers and banks *directly* by seizure, and seizing cargo vessels, aircraft, trucks and any other transport for these enemies of the State slowly tightens the noose around terrorists. What will they do? Threaten their suppliers? Kill their bankers? Blow up their offices? This is their very LIFE BLOOD to sustain themselves as organizations. And what is even better is that if this is started, many will give themselves up to proper law enforcement rather than be *captured* by American Citizens with a Warrant and whatever means they deem necessary to bring them in.

a classic from ajacksonian

#31 JammieWearingFool

No, but bragging about being first will earn derision and scorn.

Hehehe. It had seemed that the stupid "Firstie" thing had waned, but it seems to be making a resurgence lately.

This fuckin' guy. Give me my money back with interest and go back to your mudhut.

Charles,
How re-posting the video of GHG taking the body out of the ambulance for the photographers?

I think because they are easily able to pull the wool over the eyes of their citizens, these bufoons think the rest of are just as dumb. We are also media savey because we have choices.

oops my bad. Reuters probably staged that one too. Sorry Emile.

Chavez says, kiss me, black soul man!

I'm getting sooo sick of that evergreen marble!

#32 jill e

How many legs does a dog have if you call the tail a leg? Four. Calling a tail a leg doesn't make it a leg. —Abraham Lincoln

Excellent! One of my favorite Abe quotes is what he said after being served a hot beverage on a train - "If this is coffee, please bring me some tea. But if this is tea, please bring me some coffee."

21 Owl 9/21/2006 10:52AM PDT
You'll soon be hearing that Pelosi called Chavez a "thug."

Yes, even rabid rangle railed at his rant
but we all see thru the veil of deception but does the average leftist voter ?
see below for the shocking answer to todays' drama

A man walked into a very high-tech bar. As he sat down on a stool he
noticed that the bartender was a robot. The robot clicked to attention
and asked, "Sir, what will you have?"

The man thought a moment then replied? "A martini, please."

The robot clicked a couple of times and mixed the best martini the man
had ever had.

The robot then asked, "sir, what is your IQ?"

The man answered "oh, about 164."

The robot then proceeded to discuss the "theory of relativity",
"inter-stellar space travel", "the latest medical break through's",
etc...

The man was most impressed. He left the bar but thought he would try a
different tact. He returned and took a seat.

Again the robot clicked and asked what he would have?

"A Martini, please."

Again it was superb? The robot again asked "what is your IQ, sir?"

This time the man answered , "Oh about 100". So the robot started
discussing Nascar racing, the latest basketball scores, and what to
expect the Dodgers to do this weekend.

The guy had to try it one more time. So he left, returned and took a
stool... Again a martini, and the question, "What is your IQ?"?

This time the man drawled out "Uh... bout 50".

The robot clicked then leaned close and very slowly asked,

"A-r-e... y-o-u-r...p-e-o-p-l-e... g-o-i-n-g...t-o...
n-o-m-i-n-a-t-e... H-i-l-l-a-r-y-?"

#46 Adrenalyn

That was funny when I first read it and still funny now

#31 JammieWearingFool 9/21/2006 10:59AM PDT

3 Praxeus 9/21/2006 10:45AM PDT

Wow...two firsts in a row !

Does that qualify me for a LGF shirt gratis?

No, but bragging about being first will earn derision and scorn.

tsk tsk tsk

Doss,

38 Doss 9/21/2006 11:03AM PDT

#31 JammieWearingFool
No, but bragging about being first will earn derision and scorn.

Hehehe. It had seemed that the stupid "Firstie" thing had waned, but it seems to be making a resurgence lately.

I've probably been first a hundred times. The novelty wears off quickly. It's not like it takes any skill.

Someone once suggested the first post should be automatically deleted.

I love it when people type Frist!

11 moonsbreath. Can't disagree with you

Albatross, it's worse than that. Mr. Lahoud is the president of Lebanon. You know, the democratically elected head of state? He's a moderate, see. Actually, I think he's a dhimmi "Christian."

and here I thought Liberals were the ones who had no sense of humor...

OT: BBC tries to further destabilize Iraq...
Israelis 'trains Kurdish forces'

The BBC has obtained evidence that Israelis have been giving military training to Kurds in northern Iraq.

A report on the BBC TV programme Newsnight showed Israeli experts in northern Iraq, drilling Kurdish militias in shooting techniques.

Kurdish officials have refused to comment on the report and Israel has denied it knows of any involvement.

The revelation is set to cause enormous problems for the Kurds, not only in Iraq but also in the wider region.

Nice work BBC but there's no need to brag about the enormous problems you've created for the Kurds.

Is there any more context to this other than the photo?

- what in particular was he saying when he used this photo as a prop?
- was he extolling the courage of this guy in the face of the Zionist bombing? or
- was he testifying as to the bona fides of the Green Helmut Guy as a hero of the wounded and killed?
- was he denouncing the faux nature of everything related to Green Helmut Guy?

ah, there it is!

WOW! Zoom in on the photo, and in very small print it says "Help I am being held captive by Hebollah. Please rescue me and my people."

/I was joking...

#50, First post gets deleted. Last post gets a RE-ward!

#49 JammieWearingFool

Someone once suggested the first post should be automatically deleted.

Then we'd have to scroll over people bragging about being second. :)

51 Praxeus 9/21/2006 11:11AM PDT

and here I thought Liberals were the ones who had no sense of humor...

I've got a great sense of humor. But I have little use for whining.

"Should our conception of peace in the Middle east become a reality .." You'll be looking at the world emptied of Jews.

Spoken by,

Ahmidinijad's Sock Puppet, E. Lahoud.

#54 Colin Nelson
There's a transcript in the updates.

8 Ward Cleaver

Emile Lahoud, a whore of the caliphate.

Somebody had to say it..

58 Doss 9/21/2006 11:17AM PDT

#49 JammieWearingFool
Someone once suggested the first post should be automatically deleted.

Then we'd have to scroll over people bragging about being second. :)

Sceond!

Derision & Scorn? Sounds like Muslim twins!

Just another day in Bizarro World.

#62 sandspur

It was in tribute to BabbaZee.

Speaking of Babs, where is she? Did she go to the doctor?

In way better UN news, Stephen Harper addressed the General Assembly and there was no Bush-bashing or USA-bashing. Yeah, I know, he must have broken a rule or something.

In the Middle East, Canada has joined the international community in the reconstruction of Lebanon. But will UNIFIL ensure security on Israel's northern border and lead to progress in the Middle East peace process?

Nuclear proliferation threatens us all. Are we prepared to ensure that Security Council decisions will be implemented fully? Will we act to halt activities that have no reasonable purpose other than the acquisition of nuclear weapons?
...snip...
Earlier this year, Canada's new government was given a mandate to make our national government more accountable, to ensure taxpayers get full value for their money, and to pursue a clear, focused agenda that produces tangible results.

The United Nations should accept nothing less. This organization must become more accountable and more effective. Management reform must continue, and at an accelerated pace.

I think this is diplo-speak for tearing them a new one.

The full speech here.

Even Kofi's gotta be smiling, thinking "a few more months and I'm outta here and this shithole becomes someone's else's headache..."

And you can bet the U.N. appropriations bill will be held up until a time when the public is distracted by something else and this sad circus is forgotten. And then the cowards (of both parties) in Congress will slip another 5 billion of your tax dollars to these bastards.

#63 LAMO!

#66 Ward Cleaver
Tomorrow I go Ward, just been in and out of the net today.

I really didn't need to watch that video. Now I feel the need to break things and throw my stapler.

OT: Four People of Unknown Religion From No Particular Place Arrested As Terrorists for Norway Synagogue Shooting.

#73 WriterMom
Damn those Space Aliens!

#72 tfk goes to UN.

/suggestion for title revision

So why haven't Bush and the State Dept. told Chavez to get the f-ck out of our country?

#61 KT. Many thanks for the reference - I missed it.

9 right wing zephyr 9/21/2006 11:23AM PDT

#63 LAMO!

LLO!

Hat tip: joewilson.

Howard Dean always says, he wants to get their version of the truth out. So why not allow the UN to have truth versions as well. The bar scene from Star Wars was better.

Motorola Unveils Phone Vending Machines

I caught this from the right sidebar --->

This must be a terrorist's dream. I just submitted this note to Motorola:

Cell phone vending machines? Are you INSANE? How would you like to see the MOTOROLA name plastered all over the next batch of dead Americans?

So can you: Motorola Feedback

#76 Ward Cleaver

Why did Bush call Mahmood Abbas a "man of peace" and announce how he is very committed to a two-state solution?

AP admits "Dems afraid of Terror rights debate"

[Link: news.yahoo.com...]

Democrats sit out detainee debate By ANNE PLUMMER FLAHERTY, Associated Press Writer
Thu Sep 21, 8:33 AM ET

WASHINGTON - Congressional Democrats are sitting out an explosive debate on how to treat the nation's most dangerous terrorism suspects, bypassing a chance to challenge President Bush on a proposal that has infuriated international law experts and human rights groups.

The reasons are fraught with politics: They don't have to join in, and they could regret it if they did.

With November elections for control of Congress just weeks away, Democrats are letting a handful of Republican senators battle the Bush administration over the legal fine points of the White House detainee plan in hopes the GOP will bloody itself on the top-tier issue of security.

Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said Wednesday that Democrats were "on the sidelines watching the catfights" among Republicans on terrorism legislation. He said they had little choice until the GOP settled on its position.

Democrats may attempt to amend the detainee legislation should it reach the floor of the House or Senate, and they say they will defend their record on national security. But it is unlikely party leaders will make much noise this election season to ensure terror suspects are afforded legal rights.

Influencing their strategy are memories of the 2002 defeat of Sen. Max Cleland, D-Ga., who was ousted by Republican Saxby Chambliss following a TV ad campaign that attacked Cleland's patriotism. Cleland, a severely wounded Vietnam veteran, had voted against creating the Homeland Security Department.

"Max Cleland — having lost three limbs in Vietnam — thought the voters in Georgia wouldn't fall for" such charges, the Senate's No. 2 Democrat, Richard Durbin, said Wednesday. "They did and he lost his Senate seat. We're not going to make that same mistake."

While Democrats on Capitol Hill are choosing their words carefully, former President Clinton has shown less such reticence to engage Bush on the issue.

In an interview aired Thursday on National Public Radio, Clinton said "I believe on balance we should strictly adhere to the Geneva Conventions, and we should honor it, and when we violate it we should be prepared to be held accountable and ask people what would you have done under those circumstances."

"But I think you go around passing laws that legitimize a violation of the Geneva Convention, and institutionalize what happened at Abu Ghraib or Guantanamo, ah we're going to be in real trouble," he added.

Sharing a view expressed last week by former Secretary of State Colin Powell, Clinton said, "It'll hurt America, it won't help us in our attempts to, to win the people that we're trying to win over in these hot spots in the world and it will make our own soldiers far more vulnerable to being abused if they are captured."

Meanwhile, Democrats in Congress are trying to focus voters on the violence in Iraq and the cost of the widely unpopular war.

Reid announced Wednesday that Democrats would conduct their own pre-election hearings on the Iraq war. To be held around the country as voters prepare to head to the polls, the sessions are intended to call attention to what Democrats say are gross missteps in the planning for the war.

Bush has pulled 14 terror suspects out of secret CIA prisons and sent them to the U.S. military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The group includes Khalid Sheik Mohammed, the suspected mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

The administration's proposal would give the government wide latitude to detain and interrogate those terror suspects and others.

Kind of O/T:

AP reports that torture is worse in Iraq now than it was under Saddam, according to the U.N. torture "expert", Manfred Nowak. Nowak said this includes torture by gov't forces.

[Link: news.yahoo.com...]

You'd think that he'd been to Iraq and inspected the facilities himself, but you'd be wrong: "Nowak has yet to make an official visit to Iraq and said such a mission would be unfeasible as long as the security situation there remains perilous. He based his comments on interviews with people during a visit to Amman, Jordan, and other sources."

# 59 Jammie

But I have little use for whining.

...then don't.

OPEN LETTER TO THE AP:

Listen, we know you are watching what is on the site here.

The AP has decided to forego any real journalistic integrity when reporting.

But could you at least provide some insight for your captions?

In an abrupt reversal, a U.S. House of Representatives committee narrowly voted on Wednesday to endorse President George W. Bush's plan for tough interrogations and trials of foreign terrorism suspects after Republicans rounded up enough members. In this file photo, Bush speaks at the 61st United Nations General Assembly at the U.N. in New York, September 19, 2006. (Ray Stubblebine/Reuters)

Picture 84 of 167, and of course this a picture of President Bush.

President of Venezuela Hugo Chavez addresses the 61st session of the United Nations General Assembly at U.N. headquarters in New York, September 20, 2006. (Mike Segar/Reuters)

Picture 166 of 166, of Hugo Chavez.

You are in a bubble.
Not even on topic.
The court jester had more integrity.

Bitches.

/Chappel off

That joewilson is funny stuff.

LSAT!

From the transcript:

There is ample talk today of the need to reach a PERMANENT and comprehensive peace in the Middle East, which is something Lebanon has stressed for decades. However, we are quick to point out that NO such peace can be achieved in the Middle East without addressing the root cause of instability in the Middle East, namely the Arab-Israeli dispute and its core issue, PALESTINE.

The Arab Peace Initiative remains the suitable venue to achieve a permanent, comprehensive and just peace, because it simply calls for the implementation of all United Nations resolutions as they pertain to the withdrawal of Israel from all occupied Arab lands, and for the return of Palestinian refugees to their homes.

In case anyone is confused, yes, he is actually demanding the "right of return" of several generations of Arabs to what is now Israel, thus creating a new Muslim-majority state.

Our conception, Ladies and Gentlemen, of a "New Middle East" is one that is coherent with the United Nations resolutions, and that is in concurrence with the principles of justice and right as stipulated in these resolutions. Our idea of a New Middle East is one where a comprehensive peace settlement becomes reality and guarantees the rights of all; where Palestinian refugees return home as stipulated in UN Resolution 194, and as such, are NOT resettled in hostcountries; and where prisoners return to their loved ones.

See? All we have to do in order to have peace in the Middle East is eliminate all those pesky Jews...

Would someone please remind me why we let peiple like this into our country?

66 Ward

It was in tribute to BabbaZee.

I noticed, that's why I commented. I should have put a smilie on my comment!

The GA hall would make a really good disco once the UN moves to Caracas (where the local economy will be helped by all the money spent on prostitutes). I picture really heavy on the irony kind of "Sprockets" techno place where weird pale people will hang out.

Aside from the overall distortion of the Middle East (OK, this is 'the truth' from the Muslim/Arab perspective - in case I forget how they see things) this one bit of the speech caught my eye:

"Perhaps the reforms that were carried out so far, such as the establishment of a Human Rights Council..."

Given the wretched record of the new council under the lead of Louise Arbour - 100% of all council resolutions so far have been anti-Israel (that is even better than the approx 80% from the previous entity) - to say nothing of her/its role in the condemnation of the Danish government for the cartoon publication - I somehow part company in the assessment of these "reforms" as anything but a further step backwards for the UN.

Irrelevance is the next logical step.

76 Ward Cleaver

So why haven't Bush and the State Dept. told Chavez to get the f-ck out of our country?

Waiting to hear that.
NY Gov. Pataki just said on FNC Chavez should get out of the US ASAP and he should take his oil (was waiting for him to say "stick it where the sun don't shine") and do some good for his people with it instead of using it here as a propaganda tool.

From the I may want to change sides department...

.NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan said that after the September 11 attacks the United States threatened to bomb his country if it did not cooperate with America's war campaign against the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Musharraf, in an interview with CBS news magazine show "60 Minutes" that will air Sunday, said the threat came from Assistant Secretary of State Richard Armitage and was given to Musharraf's intelligence director.

"The intelligence director told me that (Armitage) said, 'Be prepared to be bombed. Be prepared to go back to the Stone Age,'" Musharraf said.

"I think it was a very rude remark."

The Pakistani leader, whose remarks were distributed to the media by CBS, said he reacted to the threat in a responsible way.

"One has to think and take actions in the interest of the nation, and that's what I did," Musharraf said about the cooperation extended by Pakistan.

Musharraf said some demands made by the United States were "ludicrous," including one insisting he suppress domestic expression of support for terrorism against the United States.

"If somebody's expressing views, we cannot curb the expression of views," Musharraf said.

[Link: today.reuters.com...]

Instead of quickly placing the corpse in an ambulance with respect and dignity, Green Helmet ran around long distances, wailing while carrying a dead child, all for the benefit of a gaggle of photographers.

Why?

To create a specific image to be used for propaganda.

Just as it is here.

If you're moved by the photo, realize that you were meant to be. You are being manipulated. Is this okay with you?

why didn't George let em finish him?

# 93 storagemanager

"If somebody's expressing views, we cannot curb the expression of views," Musharraf said.

yea...unless they're non-muslim of course.

#15 JKWEST

Never in my life. Buy from a nazi-owned business, domiciled in a thoroughly-dhimmified Eurostate? No way.

73 WriterMom

It´s believed they planned to attack the american and israeli embassies in Oslo.

Only norwegian source for now:
[Link: www.nettavisen.no...]

Musharraf said some demands made by the United States were "ludicrous," including one insisting he suppress domestic expression of support for terrorism against the United States.

"If somebody's expressing views, we cannot curb the expression of views," Musharraf said.

So if there were huge Paki rallies screaming for the assassination of President Mooshy, he'd be ok with that?

Fit that man for a tinfoil hat!

So why is the U.S. donating money for the reconstruction of Lebanon? This seems to prove the point the Hizballah is the Gov't in Beruit.

Carrots and Sticks
The Geneva Conventions are not an Entitlement
By Rusty Shackleford
Wednesday, September 20, 2006

Since the Geneva Conventions do not apply to terrorists, I don't see what all the fuss is about. Seriously. In fact, by treating terrorists humanely we undermine the Geneva Conventions.

The idea behind the Conventions is that if you agree to abide by their rules, your captured combatants will be treated humanely. Human treatment is an inducement to follow the rules of war.

A cell in the Navy brig at the U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay in Cuba, Wed., April 13, 2005. The prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay during the war on terror have attacked their military guards hundreds of times, turning broken toilet parts, utensils, radios and even a bloody lizard tail into makeshift weapons, Pentagon reports say. (AP Photo/Richard Ross)

That is called a carrot.

But there is also a negative inducement. If you do not agree to abide by their rules, your captured combatants will not be treated humanely. At least, there is no legal guarantee that they will. The prospect that you will have no legal protections against pain and suffering if you get captured is an inducement to follow the rules of war.

That is called a stick.

So, by giving terrorists the same protections as those offered under the Geneva Conventions aren't we, in fact, undermining those same Conventions? All carrot and no stick if you will?

Worse than that, it is no carrot and no stick. An inducement, by definition, only works when there is an if/then relationship. If you do this, then you get that.

As out Lizard Master says "read it all"

WTF propoganda or truth [Link: www.hcef.org...]

#101 BabbaZee

"This side is tingling!"

the fact that no-one is doing anything to stop chavez, or any other person doing what he is doing, is very troubling!

think about it! a head of another country is allowed to come here and travel around , with protection, say whatever he wants and then he goes home a hero!

what country would allow mr bush the same courtesy! none! and yet, chavez and the rest are allowed to come here and denigrate this nation and its president at will.

it is horrifying that this is allowed. call it free speech - call it what you will - it is also called stupidity! remember the saying, sticks and stones etc... well the sticks and stones may break the bones, but its the words that enflame the minds and hearts of people who will in turn throw the 'sticks and stones', and in irans case, nuclear weapons.

#102 Kevin Shook

Reconstruction? I thought it was going to buy Katyushas, Fajr-1s, Scuds, etc.

Silly me.

#92 sandspur

NY Gov. Pataki just said on FNC Chavez should get out of the US ASAP and he should take his oil (was waiting for him to say "stick it where the sun don't shine") and do some good for his people with it instead of using it here as a propaganda tool.

Oh, but he is doing that. He hands out oil revenue from the treasury to gain political support from the poor.

Eventually, once Chavez gives refuge to enough terrorists, and they launch an attack on us from there, we'll have a good reason to bomb his ass.

You really can't make this *** up.

Algerian at UN says we're in violation of the Geneva Convention, before any legislative action has been taken. Other governments have passed enabling legislation.

Yes, Algeria. The UNBELIEVABLE irony is that we can't send prisoners to ALGERIA without "violating their human rights" by European standards. So if we close Gitmo I guess we'll have to send the Algerians to France. It's time for some parachute diplomacy.

#99 sugiero

Imagine that? Now-I don't know any Norwegian, but this:

De fire siktede, en norskpakistaner (29), en norskpakistaner (28), en nordmann av utenlandsk opprinnelse (28) og en nordmann (26), blir fremstilt for varetektsfengsling fredag formiddag klokken 11.

Are you Norwegian? Could some of those dudes be Pakistani or something crazy like that?

Sorry for OT, but was this posted before?

The Spanish government has released a list to the German prosecuters with 20 names of suspected CIA-agents who are accused to have "kidnapped" al-Masri.

Three of the suspected are pilots with the codenames:

Eric Fain, James Fairling and Kirk James Bird.

83...

"Nowak has yet to make an official visit to Iraq and said such a mission would be unfeasible as long as the security situation there remains perilous. He based his comments on interviews with people during a visit to Amman, Jordan, and other sources."

Tell that to Laura Ingraham and the Move America Forward crew, you pathetic coward.

OT:

Foxnews is running a poll:

Should the U.S. stop funding the United Nations?

Last time I checked:

36,953 voted yes (94%)
1,882 votoed no (5%)
469 voted not sure (1%)

WOW!

Semi-OT,

I'm still working on my analysis of the 1996 "Mansouri ambulance massacre" and I may eventually put up a website about it, but meantime, if you haven't seen it yet, here's what I've got so far.

#112 Writer Mom

De fire siktede, en norskpakistaner (29), en norskpakistaner (28), en nordmann av utenlandsk opprinnelse (28) og en nordmann (26), blir fremstilt for varetektsfengsling fredag formiddag klokken 11

translation:

The four accused, a Norwegian Pakistani (29), a Norwegian Pakistani (28), a Norwegian of foreign orgin (28) and a Norwegian (26), will be brought before the court to be remanded in custody on Friday morning at 11 am.

#117 halldor

Thanks for the translation. I am SHOCKED that at least 2/4 are of Pakistani origin. Imagine that! I wonder if the others have any ethnic or religious origins that might direct them to terror?

Hezbollah gears up for massive 'victory' rally

Hezbollah supporters have headed towards the Lebanese capital for a massive "victory" rally after the devastating war with Israel amid suspense over whether the group's chief Hassan Nasrallah will emerge from hiding.

AFP correspondents in southern Lebanon said Thursday that Hezbollah's hardcore supporters were taking the road to Beirut, on foot as well as by car, for Friday's show of strength, while the government complained of renewed Israeli violations of its airspace.

IAF should arrange flybys over the 'celebration' for the duration and hit the crowd with a sonic boom every 5 minutes.

Or if Nasrallah shows, maybe a few real booms.

Reconstruction?

Where I come from the thought of the U.S. government leading a reconstruction effort is not a positive thing.

Chavez?

I think it would be wise for conservatives to contirbute as much money as possible to keep Chavez in the United States until November. He's got the Democrats as nervous as hell because he saying what they want to say but won't because they know it will cost them votes in the election.

Bravo, Senor Chavez. Bravo has two meanings, by the way. Check your dictionaries.

Now, the weak kneed Republicans and conservatives in this country must make sure that Chavez's comments stick to those whom he echoes.

We are so far from being ready to take on a zealous enemy.

#118 WriterMom

Well, one of the accused is apparently a Norwegian - what that may tell us, I just don't know.

102 Kevin Shook

So why is the U.S. donating money for the reconstruction of Lebanon? This seems to prove the point the Hizballah is the Gov't in Beruit.

Bingo! Lebanon is the government of Hezbollah and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. We give and give and give mostly for the wrong reasons and it ends up where they all mock and humiliate us.

Same for Abbas who my president continues to call a man of peace who is not btw.
Nor is he a brave man of courage!
He is an incubator for terrorism. He is a man who has done not one thing to fight terror. No matter how we pretend otherwise, Abbas is who Bush talked about in his famed State of the Union pertaining to those who harbor terror.

Those who say they support Israel should be screaming about this but all I hear is silence.

This is why those tyrants use the forum of the UN to rip the US to shreds. They do it simply because they can.

Which is why appeasement must end. Which is why it is killing us slowly.

Lying and whitewashing for the Palestinians who are embraced for all the wrong reasons with hope of a legit terror state by a great president who should know better will have no significant rewards for the US in either the long run or short run. For Israel this will be surely remembered as one of the most major diplomatic blunders in all history. In the end once again Israel was used for a sure fire failed experiment at the cost of Israelis.

Lying for the Palestinians denigrates truth and justice. It swallows up the humanity of the Jews and portrays us as something which we are not. It de-legitimizes our plight, our quest for peace and quiet while legitimizing those who wish to kill us all. Plain and simple.

The whole ordeal is simply over the top! And while I am on the subject not a dime of our tax dollars should be given to the Lebanese government for right under their nose a terror group became stronger and stronger. Why a cease-fire was co-authored by the US and France to stop Israel from doing the job the rest of the world should be doing is beyond me. In so doing we literally saved the necks of Hezbollah, Syria and Iran!

Same goes for Egypt who we give billions, who right under the nose of the ruler of black hair dye hundreds upon hundreds of weapon tunnels were dug which transported slaughter to innocent Israelis. We are not talking about Nazi Germany here. This is the 21st century!

We should no longer fall over ourselves to embrace the Arab/Islamic world expecting them to eat out of our hand for the other way around is sure to happen. They don't want what we have and love so dearly they only want us. This continual non stop appeasement only makes them hate us even more. For absolutely NOTHING to the street IS EVER ENOUGH. Except of course our very lives.

Lastly, if anyone cares to broach the subject of the dreaded daily humiliation of the Palestinians concerning road-blocks Israel is reminded of 24/7 I direct them to Iraq for there are roadblocks everywhere in Iraq for the very same identical reason they are in Israel. Why for the love of G-d must such a double-standard even apply to Israel?

Sorry for the rant but these subjects should be on the lips of every supporter of Israel as well as those who love and support our freedom here in the USA.

Have a closer look on this larger version of the same image.

It clearly shows that Emile Lahoud wants a new deal from the U.N.

Pffft, I bet that isn't even real marble behind him.

al-Reuters plays the "house"...moonbats are probably having an orgasm with this and Hugo today.

LLL types are going to get there's soon after the next 9/11...

#122 selpaw

Rant away, sistah!

P.S Some good news-Stephen Harper is apparently 're-examining' Canadian dual citizenship laws. At least 7,000 evacuated "Canadians" have already gone back to Lebanon.

A good start!

#123 uptight

It clearly shows that Emile Lahoud wants a new deal from the U.N.

Not sure what kind of a new deal he wants seeing Israel has been publicly dehumanized by almost every head of state known to mankind over that war. I mean what an bonanza of great PR for them and their 'cause.' But then nothing is ever enough, is it? They are the preverbal never full cup after all.

As for cash, I am not aware how much the UN has pledged but the US is already throwing tax $$$'s like popcorn toward them.

126 WriterMom

're-examining' Canadian dual citizenship laws. At least 7,000 evacuated "Canadians" have already gone back to Lebanon.

Is that the best news yet? Hope does indeed spring eternal ; -)

#126 WriterMom

're-examining' Canadian dual citizenship laws.

For just a second, I read that as duel citizenship laws, and thought, "You're kidding, they're bring back dueling?"

write mom- the USA has dual, too.

all my fonts went to 5 fonts size ?

One of these pictures creeped me out more than the others.

Then I remembered where I'd seen it before.

Fiskie.

I wish I could photoshop him holding a picture of "Dogs playing poker."

People here are rightly pissed that those "Canadians" were evacuated at taxpayer's expense...then they went right back to their villas in Beirut.

That's just islamic porn - no different than airbrushing a centerfold.

#135 Sefton

I wish I could photoshop him holding a picture of "Dogs playing poker."

Here you go!

Now can we stop funding the UN and move it to the bottom of the ocean.