Oooo. That's quick and slick!

Seems a silly question...

WHAT
THE
HEY,
R

where's the "look! a squirrel" option?

Rats. I'll have to wait for the next one to try. Ever since the bitter "settlement" flame wars here, I don't speak to such issues.

He should have never become PM in the first place.

...and, YES, he must resign.

that does work nice :thumbsup: :)

That's an easy one. Yes!

Charles,

Bill Whittle is looking for a slick polling device for his new page - but I suppose you knew that already.

He's about to get cooking.

I don't mind Olmert, but I am getting a bit fed up of his tip-toeing and given the impending avalanche of criticism and controversy, better not draw this thing out.

Immediately.

Sorry to go OT so early --

Reporting on the President's just-completed veto of Congress's dead-on-arrival troop-failure bill, we see Miss Neutrality herself, the AP's word-connotation queen Jennifer Loven, gets the write-up.

Check out how she and her co-author frame the brief article, at the beginning and especially the end.

#10 Fjordman

Did you know that your April 18th Dhimmi Watch article "Jihad and the Collapse of the Swedish Model" was reprinted on Frontpage Magazine today?

Lookie: [Link: www.frontpagemag.com...]

OT: (listening to GWB's Veto speech) - maybe we oughta have a thread?

Florida Man files lawsuit to try and halt mosque construction - CAIR Seething

The lawsuit claims the leader of the mosque, Imam Hassan Sabri, has repeatedly been associated with others who are tied to terrorist groups including Hamas, al-Qaida and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad,... "I'm very much disturbed that in this day and age you'd find people going to such extreme measures to prevent a house of worship from being built in any American city," said Altaf Ali, executive director of the South Florida chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, which is also named as a defendant in the lawsuit. "I look at this as an act of religious intimidation." ... The mosque is radical, the imam is radical," Klayman said. "We believe they will go out and recruit people in the African-American community to do their bidding." Besides the lawsuit's bold terrorism claims, it makes more routine complaints, including that prayer meetings could cause substantial traffic and taxpayers will be forced to foot the bill for increased infrastructure and police protection ...

Link to Jennifer Loven article on the President's veto

#6 Mike C.
I was too timid back them so I skipped the whole debate. Maybe I should have been paying attention.
It's been quite a while since we've had an extendeed flame war.

Charles...

You forgot , i don'T know for peoples like me..

#19 on the AP article --

Oops, they added to the article already. Jennifer Loven at first had made sure to end it with the "How Many More Must Die" meme.

The new Ajax polling widget: it's hot.

Bush MUST call out the Dems and show Leadership in this speech.

#16: Yes, I noticed :-)

I know you are just testing code, but better less predictable polls would be nice.

I would enjoy polls limited to registered users as well as general polls.

Polls that users can generate and insert into comments.

Also, demographic polls of LGF readers would be interesting.

Education, Age, Income, etc.

#20 Killgore Trout

I answered your Question about Hinduism...

going to sleep.. feel free to ask, if anything more you want to know..

He didn't.

#26 dll2000

Or perhaps Poll bar showing both traces... from registered and unregistered user... ?

What 36 voted NO?

Should Olmert resign? Absolutely. Yet, he's showing the same indecision over his political future as he showed when dealing with Hizbullah.

He just can't make a decision of import about anything. One has to wonder how he gets dressed in the morning based on his lackluster performance.

Well dang it all, I missed President Bush.

And well...I can't say about the poll. It's cool that it is on this site. I like that.

Olmert should serve as a warning not only to Israelis, but to Americans. Finish the frickin' thing. Defeat your enemy. If they honorably surrender, talk to them. But don't give anything away because you are trying to prove how wonderful you are or that they can't be trusted with a treaty. If you can't trust them, then they must be defeated. Otherwise, they'll be back.

Olmert should symbolize what can go wrong when a stronger force listens to unwise advice. There are obvious parallels to the democrats' (defeat-otarians) Iraq Bill that Pres. Bush just vetoed.

Very nice, Charles. Once again- good job!

I am not Israeli, so its none of my business. Is there any way to restrict this LGF poll to Israelis?

For the record, I don't give a tinker's damn what non-Americans think of Bush or Pelosi, either.

OT: #17 Liz Ard

Bush Set to Veto Iraq Bill Tonight

... Aides to President Bush said he was eager to veto it before nightfall.

Re Olmert? Here is an ominous possible development...

He has to go. End of case..but the possible candidate?

G-d help Israel.

I know next to nothing about internal israeli politics, but Dore Gold can express himself well in English, and he seems to be a definite anti-idiotarian.

#30 Mandymanners

What 36 voted NO?

Kos/Trolls.

ok who could vote no to this poll
seriously

Would it be worse if Livni takes over? I think so

file under careful what you wish for!

How would Americans feel about a EUropean poll asking if W should be impeached?

Olmert seems like a slime. Half of Americans see W the same as they see Kerry and Gore.

:(

#26 dll2000

Also, demographic polls of LGF readers would be interesting.

Education, Age, Income, etc.

That has been suggested here in the past, but I'm with you - I'd love to see those results. It would provide anonymity, yet give us a very generic idea as to who our fellow Lizards are.

#30 MandyManners

What 36 voted NO?

Incredibly, it is 70 now...and probably rising. I can't believe anyone would vote for a POS like Olmert.

Wow Charles, thats greased lightning.

Olmert is a failed leader. He should go, now.
He should take his place in the dustbin of history, now.

Ol' Merde needs a makeover. He should get a Louis XVI haircut.

OT: At the digg thread about Gravel being invited to the next debate, diggers are digging me down for pointing out that he linked to a neo-Nazi site. Any lizards want to go digg me up so that the comment will not be hidden?

[Link: digg.com...]

The only thing worse than Ol' Merde is Peres.

Be careful what you wish for.

#46

Look at how many voted for Gore and Kerry. Lurkers abound! We really could be in just as much trouble in our next election!

Top

#42 akak

Livni? Much worse..see my post...

If Olmert goes, Israel's Basic Law governs what happens next. The government continues until a new government forms. Olmert would remain in charge until a new government takes place - elections could be called, or the various parties are directed to form a new government by the President of Israel.

In either case, expect Hizbullah or Fatah or Hamas to exploit the uncertainty.

#41 Song & Dance

What the heck is wrong in Washington, where it is only the liberal pols that get to speak trash and lies

Bush always says that trash-talk is just politics, but if you listen to other pro-Bush pundits, there's plenty of in-your-face-mud. I agree, however, that Bush just doesn't exude enough righteous indignation. But that's him.

#41 song_and_dance_man
What the heck is wrong in Washington, where it is only the liberal pols that get to speak trash and lies, while those we look to don't have the balls to speak the truth about the villains on the left.

Well said - and a lot nicer than I'd put it.

Bush's Presidency is evaporating as we speak. The man refuses to go on offence to push through what he says is a "critical issue".

Vapid is the word. The Reps are dysfunctional and the Dems have their number.

God help our troops.

# 20 K T

It's been quite a while since we've had an extendeed flame war.

Sorry - I've been busy. I'll try to find time as soon as I can.

#50 Alouette

Please see this...scary.

BBL...

Olmert personifies all that should never be in anybody labeled with a moniker descriptive of a leader.He also personifies all that is an embarrasment in anybody labeled with a moniker descritive of a leader.

#44

How would Americans feel about a EUropean poll asking if W should be impeached?

What purpose would that poll serve? We all can predict beforehand what the results would be. "Slam dunk", to use a currently popular term. The EU minions would like nothing better than to see Bush humiliated, and then summarily dispatched. I no longer care what they think.

#50 Alouette

The only thing worse than Ol' Merde is Peres.

Bibi and others of his temperment are gaining support. I don't believe Peres and Labor are gaining support. Except within their party, maybe.

Surely Nassy/Hamas/Fatah/Al Qaeda watching all this weakness and are making moves as the conflagratrion continues.

That should be the big story30k#.

Martin Kramer's been reading Iowahawk.

BTW: Is anyone taking Mt. Etna to task for going over its greenhouse gas emissions levels? Didn't think so.

Tornado warnings in Ohio, Texas and Pennsylvania...

Here is interesting read on Olmert by Hillel Halkin in today's NY SUN

[Link: www.nysun.com...]

He says:
1. Olmert made the right decision to go to war with the Hezbos, based on the knowledge he had.
2. However, his military didn't fully apprise him that it was not ready for such a war.
3. Olmert appointed the Winograd Commission and since the Commission is so critical of him, Olmert must resign.

Should Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert resign?
Yes 617/85.3%
No 106/14.7%

OK, who voted to keep Olmert? You got some 'splainin' to do.

I hope Benyamin Netanyahu comes to power. Hezbollah's worst nightmare.

If Etna was a more explosive/ash producing type of volcano, it would actually be battling global warming by blasting fine particles and aerosols that reflect and absorb sunlight all the way to the stratosphere.

Recall the millions who died during the "Year without a Summer"

A similar volcanic eruption in Indonesia, besides the immediate end of the carbon footprint of millions of Indonesians due to burns, suffocation and tsunami, the following years, even decade of abnormally cool weather, would further help save the Earth due to the famine and starvation that follow, removing tens, evens of hundreds of millions of more people who have carbon footprints

/al-Ghour.

Not only should Olmert resign, so must Peretz, Livni and every other member of cabinet so that elections are called. Replacing one Kadima moron with any other is not going to solve the problem (and Livni and Peres are both absolute disasters dealing with a dream world rather than the real one).

1 - 10 percent will almost always answer in the alternative in any poll no matter how one sided the question. (To a point)

Those same people will flock to 'I dont know' or 'I dont care' if offered and your percentage will move there.

For example: Should cows be eliminated?

89 percent no
7 percent yes
4 percent dont know

I can almost guarantee you with 500+ people responding you get close to those results.

Almost as important as getting Olmert out is who replaces him. We need new elections to avoid having Tzipi Feigele Livni. And we don't want Ehud Barach (who led the flight from Lebanon) or Shimon Peres either.

Olmert should not be forced to resign. He should be given an automatic weapon with all the ammo he can carry and forced to charge into south Lebanon yelling "death to jihadis!"

What, no "It's not our call" button?

Re your coding, a thing of beauty is clearly a joy forever. Sleek and lovely.

# 66 sandbox

He is full of you-know-what on 1 and 2. Olmert would have made the right decision to go to war had he chosen to prosecute a war. Instead, he chose to prosecute a police action.

If the army wasn't ready it was because the political echelon had been beating them up at least since 2000.

# 74 Theseus

I'd make him do that with a water gun. Or with a suitcase of money. Far more fitting fate.

Simply Awesome!

You forgot one other option in this poll. Undecided.

Charles, totally awesome work on the poll -- the look, the feel, the function, all wonderful. I love that little spinny graphic thing, but I already told you that I think.

Re: Only Israeli's voting -- maybe you could redo the data by running through an IP header sifter... e.g. we know what IP ranges come from Israel, US, EU etc.

He probably isn't polling this good in Israel. Only 85% at LGF thinks he should step down. Interesting poll topic, Charles. Why this one?

"Maiden voyage"? I prefer a polling system that knows what she's doing... ;-)

WAALLL, whut air tha chances he cud be replaced with someone even worse? It could happen...

78 CarlinJerusalem, Halkin is a reliable commentator. Anyway, so what's next? Does Olmert go or not? I'm ready for Netanyahu, and I hope he works out better than last time around. Hope he has has learned to work better with others in his own coalition.

#85 maddogg

whut air tha chances he cud be replaced with someone even worse?

Peres (the Jimmy Carter of Israel, except that Peres was never actually elected to anything) is standing by. Be afraid. Be very afraid.

"No matter who you vote for, you get Peres." -- PROOF that the Israeli political system is completely fucked.

Like most US legislative and executive branch office holders, Olmert is a politician rather than a leader.

If I were an Israeli I would demand a no-confidence vote.

# 86 Sandbox

Halkin is a leftist

As to Netanyahu, I believe he is the only candidate on the right who can win - and keep in mind that there is no more direct election of the Prime Minister, you may want to look here.

Give him a chance to remedy the situation. If and when he doesn't, then get him out of there.

# 88 Ezekiel2517

And then what?

I find the total numbers on the poll very interesting. It has been up for less than 2 hours, and already has 1600+ votes. That's more than major newspapers get for almost any poll and testifies to the high number of people who read LGF

Of course, the readers here tend to be more "opinionated"...

#90 Perplexed

WHY?

Olmert should not resign. If he did, Israel would be stuck with somebody else from his misruling coalition of apeasemeniks. Better he should call an election and the lot of them be turfed out by the voters. But, of course, that would take decisive courage on Olmert's part, and we know he doen't have that. So alas, he will resign and the PM's job will go to Livni. That is not a good thing.

Is there any way the Israeli Knesset can bring down the gov't and force an election?

# 94 Kenneth

Yes, but it's very difficult.

Carl in Jerusalem, dropping the leader of a country could result in a much worse individual being placed into office. Olmert is a known quantity. If he isn't stupid (as in incapable of learning) then he should be able to learn from his mistakes and change his behavior. He's got lots of good people under him. If you got a 'roll back the borders and give them what they want' pacifist instead, then Israel would be in some very deep troubles, more so than they are today.

should he resign?

d'oh

Yes, he should resign. He is replacable like all elected leaders in a democracy. "The graveyard is filled with irreplacable leaders".

Carl,

thanks for the answer. Sadly, I don't know that Israel has the luxury of time. Many observers beleive another war is coming soon, as early as this month or next, by summer at the latest. I don't see Olmert performing any better next time, do you? Nor Livni or anybody else in Kadima...

Olmert - the LBJ of Israel.

Let's hope he's not followed by the Nixon of Israel, and then the Carter of Israel. Let's fast forward to Reagan.

What I wanna know is WhoTF voted no?

Calling Mr. Netanyahu, is Mr. Netanyahu in the house? Oh, there you are.

The fear (again from Hillel Hankin) is that a weakened Olmert will feel impelled to give up more territory, try for some kind of peace deal, to reverse his fortunes politically. It does look like Olmert's career is over.

#102 BabbaZee
lol! I was sitting here after voting wonder the exact same thing and with the exact same phrase!

Haaretz poll: 40% want elections, 68% say Olmert should resign

A poll taken Tuesday, 24 hours after the release of the Winograd report, shows that 40 percent of those asked favor elections, especially on the right wing.

The poll found that between 10 and 17 percent of respondents prefer that the current Knesset - only 14 months old - continue in office, and that the government be changed and headed by Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu, Vice Premier Shimon Peres or Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni. Nine percent support the existing government in the poll, conducted by Haaretz-Dialog and directed by Professor Camil Fuchs of Tel Aviv University's statistics department.

The results concerning Prime Minister Ehud Olmert are particularly interesting: Sixty-eight percent want him to resign, an almost identical percentage that appeared in previous polls on this question. In this sense, the major shock of the Winograd report has not left its mark on the people.

Those who believed six months ago that Olmert should resign still think so. In the current poll, 23 percent want him to stay to "fix the defects."

Regarding Defense Minister Amir Peretz, 85 percent want him to resign and only 9 percent want him to remain in office. Peretz's situation is desperate among voters in his own Labor Party as well: 81 percent want him out. In contrast, Olmert has a relatively low percentage of opponents in his Kadima Party - 58 percent want him to resign.

Knesset seats

In the regular poll Haaretz-Dialog conducts every two months on the number of seats each party would receive if elections were held now, Kadima actually gained two seats over the 12 the previous poll gave it. Likud continues to lead, with 30 seats, and Labor has 21, with no real change for the rest of the parties.

Because the feeling in the Knesset is that Olmert will not hold his present post for long, the poll sought to check who the public believes is the most worthy candidate to replace him. On a scale of 1 to 10, those polled placed Netanyahu in the lead with 5.27, although he is the only right-wing leader presented, while respondents on the left had four candidates to choose from.

Tzipi Livni is second at 5.03, Peres has a rating of 4.91, Labor's Ami Ayalon 4.29, and Labor's Ehud Barak 3.91. However, Barak cannot become prime minister during the current Knesset's term because he is not an MK.

Respondents were also asked to choose a candidate they would like to see as prime minister. Here too, Netanyahu led with 26 percent, followed by Peres at 11 percent, Livni at 10 percent and Barak and Olmert at 6 percent each. Ayalon trailed with 5 percent.

Another interesting item: Yisrael Beiteinu voters divided their preference among Netanyahu, who took the lead, as well as Avigdor Lieberman and Arcadi Gaydamak, who received 3-percent support. The candidate by the name of "other" took in 18 percent.

When asked whom they preferred as defense minister, support for Ayalon was greater than for Barak - 50 percent to 34 percent. Among Labor voters, support for the two was almost equally divided.

TO: Charles Johnson, et al.
RE: No

He should not resign.

He should be removed by the Kinesit.

Regards,

Chuck(le)

#105 Roger
Mah brother!

Very cool, nice work.

The word I hear is that Israelis are getting tired of giving up land for...what? If there is a Vegas line on this thing, It'd probably show Bibi in the lead, and Labor candidates running for dogcatcher.

One more comment: Iran. Israel is getting threatened almost daily by Iran, and Olmert is seen as a windbag when it comes to defense.

#46 NY Nana

Voting that you don't believe Olmert should resign doesn't necessarily mean that you support him.

For example, I would much rather see him voted out of office than resign.

(Though I would much rather see him resign than continue to be PM).

Nice use of AJAX!

Olmert is unable to provide competent leadership for Israel, so he needs to get out of office. Resigning would be the most honorable thing for him to do. Who would replace him is another matter, but first he should step aside.

Whether Olmert likes it or not, Israel is involved in a continuous state of either active war, or a pause in which Israel's enemies prepare for war against Israel. That includes Hizballah, Hamas, Fatah Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, Syria, and especially Iran.

Olmert's statement before the kidnapping of Israeli soldiers that Israel is tired of war was something that inspired Israel's foes to take action against Israel. If Israel is tired of war, then isn't that the perfect time to strike at Israel? Olmert doesn't understand that the statements that he makes to try to impress the international community and to vainly seek to get their support are also statements that earn contempt and belligerence from Israel's enemies.

If Olmert wants to do something to help Israel, the most important thing he can do would be to step aside. Resign, Olmert. You have already done enough damage.

Yes, but only because for the most part he really hasn't been that good.

Sure, he has his moments, but come on. Time for another person to take the reigns...hopefully someone more like Sharon.

Ehud Olmert is about to make the kind of peace deal that only people with 0% approval ratings can deliver, complete and total surrender. Bush and Rice will treat the news like Olmert was not a zero but a hero. Then we will see who favors our old friends and who likes the new reality, dealing with brutal dictators, better. We have to stop this drifting and stand for something that we can be proud of.

Looks like his cabinet is starting to quit:

A member of Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's cabinet has resigned in protest against Israel's handling of its 2006 war against Lebanon.

The rest is at [Link: news.bbc.co.uk...] .

#115 mythicknight

So you think that Olmert has not hurt Israel enough, so we need another Sharon. Funny.
No matter how bad is Olmert, he is thousand times better than Sharon, who ignored Hizb'allah for 6 years, but trained IDF to deport Jews, both dead and alive, who put all brainless officers and corupted ministers in power, including Olmert, and who brought Hamas to power, not that Fatah is much better.

I'm impressed the Charles is turning his outstanding blog into a showcase of cutting-edge web technologies. Didn't LGF start out life as a test for a html server, or php or some such?

#43 akak 5/01/2007 3:24:04 pm PDT

file under careful what you wish for!

Agreed. That said, Olmert should move to Fwance.

Zulubaby

Hi there :)

That said, Olmert should move to Fwance.

Too much luxury for him. Move him to Sderot!

#67 zombie  

"OK, who voted to keep Olmert? You got some 'splainin' to do."

I did, and if you must know, it's because I don't think this is the time for national leaders to be stepping down from their elected positions...extraordinary circumstances notwithstanding. That's just my opinion though.

Other than that, I have great respect for Israel and the Israeli people, and this is an issue for them to render judgement on, not me.

Love the new poll feature! More polls please!

Oh, and I voted YES. He is very bad for Israel... At the same time, Israel needs a real leader, and it's not clear if that leader exists yet. (America too needs a real leader... Grrgh! Where is he?!?!)

WE got a big problem though.

I Am no fan of Olmert ALL-MERDE, but who will replace him?

livni?! shes worse!(not that I want ALL-MERDE TO STAY!) she would love to turn over Israel to the arabs and replace rifles with flowers.

Netanyahu, no one trusts anymore because he talks the talk but doesn't walk the walk.

All the honest politicians end up on the outside (e.x. Natan Sharansky, Uzi Landau etc..)

Avigdor Liberman is an oppertunist who would also gladly do anything (including Land swaps) to advance him self.

No one is perfect But where is a leader that will stand up to the Islamofascists?

because land for "peace" didn't work. Evacuations for "peace" didn't work either. and I don't expect the Leftard's National suicide for "peace" will work either. (the terrorists would much rather do it themselves and recieve "paradise"

how about security for peace.

#120 zulubaby

Agreed. That said, Olmert should move to Fwance.

Yea, ALL-MERDE could join one of his two self-hating, draft dodging sons already living in France (the other son is in New York). and while he's at it he can take his traitorous daughter and moonbat wife with him.

Yes, he should resign.

An extremely unpopular and weak Olmert might be much better than a government headed by Livni or Peres, but Olmert's resignation will trigger early elections after which Kadima will probably fall apart completely.

#102 BabbaZee

What I wanna know is WhoTF voted no?

I did, and if you have a problem with that, then tough shit.

Shalom from Haifa, everybody!

Olmert is a total moron.
I don't want him just to resign. It would be too simple. Instead he should take a pistol and shoot himself in the ass, where his microscopic brain is located. Stupid dhimmi asshat.

i think olmet has a bit of the dreaded leftist-lib-mad syndrome, isreal need bibi hey thats just my opinion.

This is not a simple YES or NO question.

Should Olmert cease to be PM? Absolutely, positively, immediately. BUT HE MUST NOT GO ALONE.

If he resigns and the Kadimite government stays in power, than another Kadimite will become PM -- and that would be either the moronic Tzippi Livni or the evil Shimon Peres. (The loutish Meir Shitreet has announced his readiness to say "Yes" but so far no one has proposed to him.)

If Olmert resigns but Kadima remains in power, the Sharon/Olmert follies will go on. And the same clique will be in charge when the next war starts.

So it is not enough to force Olmert out without bringing down the entire Kadima government. What is holding this up, is the reluctance of the Shas and Yisrael Beitanu parties to quit the coalition and leave Kadima without a majority in the Knesset.

The seem to be hanging back for fear that in an election the voters will punish them for having been in the coalition in the first place. But they longer they prop up the Kadimite government, the more they will lose when an election does come.

Since the politicians will not take the necessary action the people have to do it -- with mass demonstrations, protests, and strikes until the Kadimite government can no longer pretend to function.

This could work better and faster with Olmert still in that with Olmert out.

So my vote -- improbably as it may seem -- is NO -- Olmert should not resign [yet].

I'm tempted at first to vote YES - most definitely (Hey Charles - anything in that AJAX Bag o' Tricks for adding comments to polls?)

But on further thought - VoldOlmert should not have the option of resigning with -ahem- dignity. Cough, cough.

He should be run out of town on rails, tarred, feathered, and be whipped and beaten by every single person that
A) was beaten in Sde Boaz and Amona
B) That lost someone due to his incompetence in Lebanon

and then everyone that went along with him should lose any and all rights to ever serve in any public office again.

Hey, the Knesset barred Ariel Sharon from ever being Defense Minister, yet somehow overlooked the ability to give orders to the Defense Minister... there needs to be a stop - once and for all, from incompetent, corrupt thugs from ever being in charge of anything more serious than their own house, because most of them can't even keep that in order.

Of course Olmert should resign.

He was the accidental prime minister, and wasn't actually elected. Israel went to the polls thinking that Ariel Sharon would get better.

Kadima should all resign. They're the most corrupt, money-grabbing "government" Israel has ever had. They're whoring themselves to the highest bidders.

To top it all, they've been jailing and intimidating anyone, especially Jews, protesting their dictatorship, and let Arabs, like the former MK Bishara, get away with speaking to the enemy states on how to best destroy Israel! Kadima suck up to enemies and traitors, and yet jail the patriots.

Talk about scum of the earth...

#130 Clio

True. The only thing better for us on the right than Olmert resigning right now is if he stays on and drags Kadima into the ground with him.

#122 xleatherneck

Other than that, I have great respect for Israel and the Israeli people, and this is an issue for them to render judgement on, not me.

Then why did you vote and render judgment?

#125 Green Helmet Guy 5/01/2007 11:58:23 pm PDT

#120 zulubaby

Agreed. That said, Olmert should move to Fwance.

Yea, ALL-MERDE could join one of his two self-hating, draft dodging sons already living in France (the other son is in New York). and while he's at it he can take his traitorous daughter and moonbat wife with him.

Amen baby!

R2D2, shalom! Are you going to the protest tomorrow? I'm seriously considering going but I have issues with crowds.

Why is it that I can't see the chat room from Firefox?

In case you missed it: Turkish Protest Babes against Islamism.

[Link: publiuspundit.com...]

I will post it on my blog very soon.

Guys, don't know if this has been posted yet, because I just woke up basically, but

FORMER MK SUSPECTED OF SPYING FOR
HIZBULLAH

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

It's Bishara, of course. He gave Hizbullah info about targets and other sensitive information. I want to say, "unbelievable," but it isn't, really.

Zulubaby,

No, i'm not going for simple reason - gotta work to feed baby. :)

R2D2, that's a good enough reason. Maybe I'll just walk by and see how hard the panic hits ;-)

Voted no, more because it was the contrairian postion than anything else, and I wanted to watch the new toy work.

Charles, any way to hook this through the user login id so that we could change our votes if we decide to?

#139 merav

I want to say, "unbelievable," but it isn't, really.

It's unbelievable that he had the balls to do it. That he favors Hizballah over Israel is much less surprising.

To the 16% or so that voted that Olmert should stay please explain yourselves.

How come I'm marked as having voted when I haven't? Is my evil twin out there voting for me?