Looks like he missed a button.

It's art, man. Don't you get it.

/necessary?

If they wanted to keep it real, someone should set a big-ass German Shepherd on them.

Long live the First Amendment!

Will there be a showing of how the terrorists *torture*?

Didn't think so....

Too bad Rabbi Yonah wasn't there too.

-S-

I would bet they wouldn't reenact the beheading of Nick Berg with the ululating and the screaming of Allahu Ackbar! by his hooded murderers.

Looks like they couldn't afford a buzzing prayer rug.

I'm off to pick up a copy of the NYT and a latte. I'll sit in the sunshine at Starbutt's and watch any Muslim women who come with their husbands, muttering under my breath "It's America, women. Cast off your chains and find refuge!"

Ya'll have a marvelous afternoon, lizards!

The Gitmo thing is so 2004.
They should really get with the times...

Sorry for OT

Just look what those homemade toy Kassams do:

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

By the way my boss (I'm working at Intel FAB-18 in Kiryat-Gat) was wounded in the ankle by Kassam shard today.

Halal meals every day, five prayer sessions, prayer rugs, free copies of the Koran - wow, what torture they have to endure down there in G'itmo. I have to admit, it almost makes me want to volunteer myself as a terrorist so I can be "tortured" like that.

/I mean, seriously, folks...

Get a job moonbats

Thanks a million for the thread, Charles!

I know that all the great people over at Gathering of Eagles sure appreciate it too.

With those two clowns in the background, I was half expecting a bad ripoff of a DEVO video...

Seems like they could walk the hooded dude up and over the ladder. No, there've been no hangings, but that doesn't stop them with the torture, does it?

Who's that behind him? Doug and Bob McKenzie?

#9 Mandy

The Times? Why not the Sun, or the Post?

#17 Ward

Yep. Swinging a pound of back bacon. ;)

Shall another 3 or 4 votes "For" beheading Alan Johnson (as per a previous thread) be registered?

These actors would portray things they consider to be unjust, possibly criminal.

Very well.

These actors need a few posters & videos to really drive their message home.

Perhaps a picture of Daniel Pearl, maybe one of the second plane hitting the WTC, perhaps one of the field in Pennsylvania.

YouTube has several jihadi videos to choose from.

It is important to see the sort of justice these actors truly support.

LGF'er, 'm' on another thread said it best:

"You mean to tell me that dude wasn't doing anything but watering his rug when the mean old 'merikkans took him to Gitmo?"

#12 thedopefishlives

Plus on a Caribbean island...

CHARLES.......

From Guantanamo Bay i remember of this news about how US detainee faced 'mentally tortured'...

"I swear to God this place in some sense worst than CIA jails. I am being mentally torture here," he said.

"There is extensive torture even for the smallest of infractions."

Mr Khan complained about how US guards had taken away pictures of his daughter, given him new glasses with the wrong prescription, shaved his beard off, forcibly fed him when he went on hunger strike, and denied him the opportunity for recreation.

This led him to attempt to chew through his artery twice, Mr Khan said.

Later, Mr Khan produced a list of further examples of psychological torture, which included the provision of "cheap, branded, unscented soap", the prison newsletter, noisy fans and half-inflated balls in the recreation room that "hardly bounce".

I think, Muslims think Infidel Prisons are 5 star hotels... so next time send them "AXE effect"......., Girls with big boobs, instead of half inflated balls, and so on...

#1 IrishEi :

Looks like he missed a button.

I would say this “artist” has more missing than a button. I suspect he is at least 2 fries short of a Happy Meal.

You call that a carpet?

Is that a Ron Paul supporter with the bag on his head?

#12 thedopefishlives

I think a funny counterprotest would be to show detainees being served their meals with a uniformed military person serving as a butler, and then finish off showing him bringing them their prayer rugs, carefully handling their korans (proper gloves, of course, and then giving them soccer balls.

All the while in the background should be people watching over all this wearing signs reading ACLU, Amnesty International, International Red Cross, etc.

#28 caliredst8r

then giving them soccer balls.

those soccer balls better be properly inflated, otherwise thats torture

A funny observation from the 2nd link:

At one point the two guys in black ran around in the crowd screaming 'Terrorists! Terrorists!' The quickly police put a stop to it and apprised them that if they tried that stunt again, which was tantamount to yelling fire in a theater, they would be arrested and told them to remain inside the barriers.

Dumbasses. I would bet that those two whined on how it was their 1st amendment right when the police chatted with them.

23 humanity

I nominate

"half-inflated balls that hardly bounce"

for rotating title.

A little attention to detail would give the scene more impact. Where's the Koran in its sanitary holder, and the arrow pointing to Mecca?

I see it's the usual sanctimonious crap from the no-good, stuck-up, scruffy-looking, half-witted nerf herders...

Here's a tip folks, if the sign-carryers look like they have decent grooming and eat three squares a day, they're more likely to be taken seriously.

What a bunch of sad sacks.

Great work, Urban Infidel!

JEWWWLULULULULULULULU!

Channeling St. Andrew.

There is nothing worst than the torture at Abu G. and Gitmo.
The rest of the horrors that occur on this planet pale in comparison and are to be conveniently ignored.

/so tired

30 Highrise
They actually asked the police if they could run screaming something else then and the cop said 'NO.'

34 BabbaZee
Zionist Crusaders unite!
Ulululululululululu!

This is from last month, Harvard moonbats showing their love of the orange jumpsuit.

Harvard Students Stump for Gitmo Terrorists...

Also with black hood goodness

33 Pawn

I agree. The moonbats looked so weak. The woman on the ladder looked like she had more muscle than all the men put together.

Eat more meat.

#30 Highrise

Dumbasses. I would bet that those two whined on how it was their 1st amendment right when the police chatted with them.

They're so dumb they probably whined on how it was their 8th amendment right.

no submission,

when did you get there. i was there for the first couple of hours (12-2:30). it wasn't very impressive.

They just dig that whole butch fag
S & M thing way too much thats why they love the hoods and jumpsuits

ooo prisoner cellblock H, baby

ha
ya
caliphellators

Im listening to the ABC news Fred Thompson radio cast

Can go here to listen. He even comments on Hamas Mickey

[Link: abcradio.com...]

Its on the cast as "A small world after all."

Did the burn down a grocery store like their German pal?

Dhimmi Carter, religious perfomance artists & the Republiwhore Triplets of Gramscian Churchianity

OMG- BabbaZee
Were you a Prisoner-Cell Block H fan?
Bea Smith Forever!

JWM

JWM
YES I confess all
I watched that crazy show and I never watched TV, even back then

#13 pegcity 5/20/2007 11:04:28 am PDT

Get a job moonbats

Well, it is a weekend.

Let me guess, this is a picture of Ron Paul being tortured by Evil Rethuglicans.

Stick a fork in Newt; He's done...
Gingrich tells Falwell's school to confront 'radical secularism'

"A growing culture of radical secularism declares that the nation cannot profess the truths on which it was founded," Gingrich said. "We are told that our public schools can no longer invoke the creator, nor proclaim the natural law, nor profess the God-given quality of human rights.

"In hostility to American history, the radical secularists insist that religious belief is inherently divisive and that public debate can only proceed on secular terms," he said.

Gingrich also decried what he called judges' overreaching efforts to separate church and state.

"Too often, the courts have been biased against religious believers. This anti-religious bias must end," he said.

He's only slightly more electable than Ron Paul.

Every fascist movement carries with it an undercurrent of sado-masochist,
cult of the warrior, perverse and brutal tribal homosexuality which is why Torah calls homosexuality (NOT HOMOSEXUALS) an abomination...

The lefties are very very attracted to this hence the rise in militant homosexuality among them also

it carries a very specific spirit of destruction along with it...

This is history, not "my opinon" and it is most easily evidenced in our times by the examples of National Socialism and Islam.

I’ll tell ya. I have been working 16 hour days five days a week for the past year and a half. I would gladly take a vacation a club Gitmo.

I'm all for shutting down Gitmo.

Oh... the detainees will all need to be relocated of course, I'm thinking Maricopa County, Arizona.

Did the "Theatre of Truth of Justice" also reenact the part where the Gitmo prisoners throw feces and urine at the guards and try to cut them with sharpened toothbrushes and when they're released go back to Afghanistan and kill some villagers who aren't Taliban?

I bet they missed that part.

# 50 K T

He's only slightly more less electable than Ron Paul.

There, fixed that for you.

#50 Killgore

Don't make me have to come over there and beat you.

again :)

Interesting. The slide show shows the demonstrators by way of placards, referring to the prisoners as "enemy combatants".

Do they not see the inconsistancies in their references to enemy combatants and American civil rights and trials? They make reference to the Geneva Conventions. Have they even read them? Do they know what the articles say and which countries even signed them? Are these demonstrators even aware of what international law states regarding the capture of combatants engaging in military or hostile operations while wearing civilian clothes or the uniform of your enemy?

I also note several members of the Catholic clergy involved in this affair. I guess they didn't screw things up badly enough in Central America in the 80s so they need to try their hand at this traiterous conduct again. At least this time, they will not be able to provide direct assistance and actively aid the terrorists.

Oh now I'm gonna have to punch Mike C too.

And on the Sabbath even. :)

#56 mama winger
It's the Minnesota Inquisition!
;)

perverse and brutal tribal homosexuality

Yikes, and I was concerned about getting my head lopped off with a rusty knife.

#59 Killgore

I'm having trouble getting my plants going this spring. Too dang cold - only 50 here today. What's your temperature like out there ?

#55 Mike C.
I suspect Newt could get 3-5% opposed to Ron Paul's 1-2%.

What whiterasta said. Really, can't these oxygen thieves ever sacrifice for their art?

I'd vote for Newt, except I think it would be a wasted vote. He's a great conservative - but I don't think he's electable. He should keep talking though. Us right-wing fanatics like him.

#61 mama winger
We've been doing pretty good out here, relatively warm and we're getting a little rain. When I start my stuff in spring I use row covers (bent PVC pipe covered with plastic). It helps protect from surprise cold snaps.

#61 mama winger

It's sunny and 78 here in North Texas.

Okay, partly cloudy and 78.

# 62 K T

I think The Fishstick has the advantage - nobody (speaking broadly of the elctorate) knows who the hell he is, so nobody really hates him. Yet.

HuffPoster recommends going nuclear.

#57 Outrider

You make some excellent points that always need repeating, which I'm glad you did.

A big reason that Gitmo is so controversial is that the majority of the Democrat Party, including their army of lawyers, don't understand the Geneva Convention. Or maybe they do and they're just looking for another politcal weapon to discredit Bush and gain power.

# 51 BabbaZee

It may be fact, and you may be able to document it with ease, but that doesn't change the fact that by merely bringing up the issue, one is guilty of "hate," and as we all know, "fill-in-the-blank-phobia" is the "worst kind of terrorism."

See, isn't that easy? Seriously, how does one raise these points and make the argument when as soon as you open your mouth publicly you are greeted by a fusilade of screams of "hate" and marched off to the reeducation camps?

#66 Ward

It's sunny and 78 here in North Texas

See, my problem is I need to live somewhere with a longer growing season. I'm on the borderline of Zone 4 and 5.

#65 Killgore

I don't have the land for that here at home, as I live in a condo development. Most of my plants here at home are container grown. But I also do all the landscape planting at the vet hospital, as well as my daughter's house. So my gardens are spread out all over town.

My son bought a piece of land out in Colorado, so some day I hope to get out there and take over as well. :)

I like how all the top stories above are Ron Paul.

Charles just loves sticking it to them.

Well, here's something sure to draw the moonbats:

Dallas to host peace forum
Conference aims to help women defuse conflicts worldwide

For the third time in two decades, women from around the world will converge on Dallas to discuss peace.

The inaugural International Women’s Peace Conference was held at SMU in 1988. The second edition came 11 years later. The third will be July 10-15 at the Adam’s Mark Hotel.

“Our mission is to provide a safe haven for women from countries all over the world to meet, confer and formulate an action plan for world peace,” said Carol Crabtree Donovan, conference chairwoman. “The purpose of the conference is to empower peacemakers by teaching peace skills, such as mediation, negotiation and communication.”

And it only costs $150 to $250 to get in. Such a deal.

Their Web site

#61 mama

Too dang cold - only 50 here today.

Hell, it's May 20th, and I still haven't packed up my snow blower for the Summer. We had frost a couple of evenings ago...again. MMGW™ (man-made global warming) is killin' me! And my plants...

#74 Ward

Our mission is to provide a safe haven for women from countries all over the world to meet, confer and formulate an action plan for world peace,” said Carol Crabtree Donovan, conference chairwoman. “The purpose of the conference is to empower peacemakers by teaching peace skills, such as mediation, negotiation and communication.”

Fat lot of good that will do for women in muslim countries. They can't even be seen, much less heard.

[Link: www.nato.int...]

Yes, I wish they'd suffer for their art, like real artists.

Nothing like some dog bites to make one suffer....

#75 Cartman

We had a frost the other night here as well. Where are you located ?

69 JammieWearingFool

HuffPoster recommends going nuclear.

Somebody needs to get "PissedOffVietVet" to a psych exam. It seems like 90% of the really heinous, frightening garbage you dig up over there comes from that one guy. He needs help, especially if he is what he claims to be.

My money is on him being a member of the Loose Change Generation, but he may well be a guy in his 50's with real damage in between the ears.

41 rin
I got there around 12.30 or so. I thought it was a pretty good turnout considering the rainy cold weather. I think more people came throughout the afternoon. The moonbats had a very small showing. They were NOT happy about us being there at all. LOL

How appropriate they are wearing hoods, considering they are absolutely blind to their real enemy

hint: it ain't george bush and the jooooooooooooos

#71 lucius septimius
My opinion?
We must be willing to go balls out and damn the torpedoes. There's simply too much at stake.
You know we have no time.

#78 mama

Ohio.

#80 No Submission

I want to express my thanks to you for going out of your way to do this for all of us here. I really appreciate it. If anything exciting ever happens in Kenosha, I'll try to return the favor. I wouldn't however hold my breath.

OT sorta

Looks like the Canadian Airlines are getting it.

Canada's airlines will have greater leeway to bar passengers who appear to be dangerous under a proposed rule change the Ministry of Transportation announced Saturday.
The new rule would "strengthen air operators' ability to protect the safety of all passengers and crew by refusing to board those who may represent a threat to that safety," the ministry said in a statement.

"The proposed regulatory amendment to the Canadian Aviation Regulations would deal with passengers whose words or actions could interfere with the safe operation of the aircraft and create an unintended hazard for the aircraft, its crew and its passengers," the statement said.

The rule would create four classes of threats, from inappropriate language to air sabotage.

Current rules open airlines to lawsuits and place the burden on airlines to justify the refusal of service.

His Mama dresses him funny.

#83 Cartman

I think you probably get our weather one day later. No need to thank me. :)

#11 R2D2

You tell him I'm sad for him.....I cannot comprehend how even one such missile would be tolerated, let alone the unceasing barrage there.....what if Cuba began doing that to Florida? .....or, Mexico across our border? ....or, to make it even more vivid: a neighbor into one of our yards or through our windows....?! Man! I am utterly befuddled! ):

#74 Ward Cleaver

empower peacemakers by teaching peace skills

I think I'm feeling dizzy...can't guess why.

40 lowandslow 5/20/2007 11:32:57 am PDT

They're so dumb they probably whined on how it was their 8th amendment right.

HAHAHHAHAHAHAH.

How police do their work with a straight face sometimes is beyond me.

And with taht....Time for the pool.

Orange: the new yellow.

Just Poop for Terroists

Hello everyone!

NoSubmission

Wonderful work! Thank you so much.

/I would go bonkers living in the big city like that.

#74 Ward Cleaver

For the third time in two decades, women from around the world will converge on Dallas to discuss peace

It's taking awhile for this peace thing to work, huh?

“The purpose of the conference is to empower peacemakers by teaching peace skills, such as mediation, negotiation and communication.”

And it only costs $150 to $250 to get in. Such a deal.

For not much more, a woman can join the NRA, take a few classes (or some other organization), purchase a nice LadyS&W .38 or a comfy 9mm and become a real peacekeeper. Much better success.

;)

#84 mama winger
You are very welcome, mama winger. I do it for all of you and especially for our fighting men and women.

Next Saturday: Gathering of Eagles faces down A.N.S.W.E.R at the West Point Graduation. I'll be there!

OT: Hamas attacks U.S. convoy and steals weapons!

HOW DID CHARLES MISS THIS ONE?

Winnipeg Temp 7C (46.7F) Rain.

R2D2-I'm sorry to hear about the injuries and the loss of the restaurant due to allowing dereanged rabid Syrian hamsters live unmolested on the border in that place that which we must not name but should be a made into a big hole.

At least .... CUT OFF THE POWER!

Sderot should not stand alone!

3 fewer barbarians using my oxygen:

[Link: www.news.com.au...]

LA Times give KosKid op-ed space.

A Kos Fellow.

# 93 gettinby

Man, you haven't priced S&Ws lately, have you ?

# 94 NoSubmission

The Stalinists will be at the Point? They should just break out some of the classic ordinance and go to town. That would be a commencement worth staying awake through.

Hey All!

Way way way OT, but if any of my fellow Chicagostan area lizards want a fun night out, go see these guys!

Real good friend of mine and its a battle of the bands kind of thing so they could use your support.

Oh, and be sure to tell 'em "coz" sent you.

Thanks!

#95 Wrath

I saw that story last week. I don't know why it didn't get a thread.

I don't think we should be giving either side weapons.

That rug really ties the room together.

The million dollar terrorist:

David Hicks comes home to OZ:

[Link: www.news.com.au...]

Funny how these guys don't seem to be able to find the time to complain about:

1) The use of chemical warfare in Iraq at the present time

2) The execution of prisoners of war by the opposition in Iraq at the present time

3) The total lack of implementation of resolution 1701 by the Arabs

4) The fact that one of the things that got Wolfie kicked out of the World Bunk was that he went on an anti-corruption rampage and exposed a lot of dirty underwear including Kofi's.

5) The use of torture on a regular basis in Rhodesia and Iran on anybody who appears to be an opponent.

-----

One piece of good news; The arrested 4 people in the honor killing of the 17 year old Kurd. Perhaps we can eventually get civilization to take hold in that part of the world instead of the insane tribalism that they currently have.

-----

All I got to say is that it really must suck to be one of these moonbats. Hating yourself and everyone else in sight and not respecting anyone or anything.

And it the "stating the already painfully obvious" department.

Responding to NGO Monitor's report, Amnon Vidan, director-general of Amnesty International's Israel branch, said the organization expected Israel and other democratic states to abide by a higher standard of respect for human rights than non-democratic regimes.

[and especially when we're talking we're talking about Jews!]

one of the things that got Wolfie kicked out of the World Bunk was that he went on an anti-corruption rampage

Giving his girlfriend a big fat raise while going after corruption was not a good idea. He set himself up for that one

106 shr_nfr

One piece of good news; The arrested 4 people in the honor killing of the 17 year old Kurd.

That is good news. Change is going to come very slowly in that part of the world.

#99 JammieWearingFool
Hunter has delusions of adequacy. He failed to mention that they ran Lieberman out of the party and that if the nuts weren't in charge of the Dems they would be be winning elections by landslides.

Let's have some Sderot street theatre. We can have a bunch of these folks stand inside their little barriers and we'll take turns chucking things at them while screaming "Aloha Snackbar!"

#100 Mike C.

Man, you haven't priced S&Ws lately, have you?

You're right, sort of. My Lady S&W is about 5 yrs. old.

But, still, it wouldn't be that much more than attending the silly conference to learn mediation, negotiation, yada, yada.

/I guess I didn't make my point too well. Sorry.

OT
In the unsurprising department. Pelosi on the immigration bill.

Pelosi: What this bill needs is a whole lot more amnesty

When the last idiot has a demonstration,

the MSM will be there.

I see maybe 4 people in this one,

and no crowd watching.

these guys

are over.

Now this is interesting. It seems the Lebanese are fed up with the Palestinian "refugees" also. When can we expect a UN resolution condemming this action?
At Least 39 Dead in Gunbattle Between Islamic Militants, Security Forces in Lebanon

TRIPOLI, Lebanon — Lebanese tanks pounded the headquarters of a group with suspected links to Al Qaeda in a Palestinian refugee camp near Tripoli Sunday after the northern city's worst clashes in two decades killed 22 soldiers and 17 militants.

Of course they still managed to do aback door blame Israel comment.

Hundreds of Lebanese applauded at the army as its tanks shelled the camp — a sign of the long-standing tensions between some Lebanese and the tens of thousands of Palestinians who took refuge from fighting in Israel over the past decades.

IDF gives Khalil al-Haya a little Sderot street theatre.

AP describes this guy by one of the best oxymorons I've seen lately. He's a "Hamas lawmaker."

Apparently they rushed dismembered bodies to the hospital. How stupid is that?

Y'all notice the "righteousness" so blatantly shown in the carefully placed shoes on the prayer rug? Notice the theater actors stand, themselves, on said prayer rug? All hail allah, all other religions are evil... atheists, and other progressives, selling themselves into dhimmitude! Absolute DHIMMIS!

#109 NoSubmission

Change is going to come very slowly in that part of the world.

Too slowly, I'm afraid.

#11 R2D2

I'm sorry about your boss and sincerely hope he is going to be okay.

# 112 gettinby

Boy, I hate it when they don't put the full model number on there so you can know exactly what they're talking about.

#95 WrathofG-d

Wow. What a story. All the way through!
And, it seems, they heavily relied on WorldNetDaily for their info....

"'I swear to God this place in some sense worst than CIA jails. I am being mentally torture here,' he said."

And, exactly how does he know what CIA jails are like?

103 Ward:

Well as you can see (1) the U.S. got attacked by Hamas.

(2) Both sides hate the U.S.

(3) there are no "two sides" as far as the U.S. is concerned....they might be angry today with eachother, but they always both hate the U.S.

(4) Even if you try to give one side something it always goes to the otherside. (they are two different faces to the same coin)

Let them kill eachother on their own.

Israelis strike home of Hamas leader.

Shame is he wasn't there.

And for those keeping count, they've announced another ceasefire.

191 Lucius Septimius

The Stalinists will be at the Point?

Yes. Dick Cheney will be at the graduation and the enemy is frothing. I have a feeling they will be outnumbered because of the early start time. The ANSWER folks were making a plea to their constituency to try to make the effort. LOL!

We're leaving Manhattan at 6 am to get up here for the 8 am ceremony. Not a problem for me considering what our service men and women do for us every day.

Judith,

AP describes this guy by one of the best oxymorons I've seen lately. He's a "Hamas lawmaker."

I noticed that.

Heh.

#123 JWF

And for those keeping count, they've announced another ceasefire.

It amazes me when I am watching the nightly news broadcasts and the anchor 'announces' another ceasefire. Straightfaced and earnest, as if that anchor has not announced the same thing a hundred times before. It seems to me they have no memory.

A high school dropout and Muslim convert turned Gitmo detainee returns to Oz

The former Outback cowboy and kangaroo skinner pleaded guilty in March to providing material support to al-Qaida, including attending terrorist training camps in Afghanistan.

Under a plea deal, he was sentenced to nine months in prison — a fraction of the life term he could have received — and was allowed to return to Australia to serve out his term.

WTF? Nine months?

Jammie:

And Wrath stands still fully committed to the cease-color I agreed to when Fatah & Hamas agreed to a Cease-fire

HAHA! moonbats theme song "I don't want to work. I just want to bang on the drum all day", LOLOL!

WrathofG-d, now a Zionist part of Rev Jackson's 'Rainbow Coalition'.

:)

#130 mama winger,

There is only one color in the pimps (jackson & sharpton) rainbow and that is black!

Some of those eagles must have been tempted to jump on those moonbats and actually torture them. They'd probably have gotten away with it too, the other moonbats would probably have assumed it was just a particularly moving and well-acted piece of political street theatre.

Idea for next time guys ;)

Nam - regarding "I don't want to work"

I love that song !

Thank the Lord for African Americans that GET IT!

#119 Mike C.

I know what you mean. Here's a couple more sites with better information.

Lady Smith Model 36

The second one down, first one being a Ruger.

Of course, my first link upthread had the better price.

Bottom line...this wasn't the point I was making.

I'm again apologizing for my lack of clarity.

The seminar referred to does not, IMHO, keep a woman safe. Negotiating and mediating sometimes just doesn't fit the circumstance.

#133 mama winger,

Oh my darlin', can you be more hot Todd Rundgren is the man! LOL

#131 'Nam Grunt
There is only one color in the pimps (jackson & sharpton) rainbow and that is black! the color of money

fixed

Let's Bang on the Drum All Day !

#137 Shug,

That too!

Shug - ain't it the truth.

Having lived in the greater Chicagoland for most of my life, I am so sick of Jesse Jackson's face in everything I couldn't even begin to tell you.

I better shut up before I get myself in trouble.

# 135 gettinby

Here's a much better site for S&W (oddly enough.) At least for specs, ID and MSRP.

Yes, I understood your point.

#116 Judith

From the very end of your link:

Earlier Sunday, Olmert...said the cabinet would vote on officially defining the area around Gaza as "confrontation line" towns, and promised to work to set up at least 200 protected rooms in the space of a month in towns affected by Kassam attacks.

He added that the government would make every effort to increase compensation for residents of the Gaza periphery - not only for direct damage, but also for loss of income due to the rocket fire.

In addition, the prime minister said the government would fund summer camps for children in the Gaza area.

The cabinet was also expected to discuss the possibility of aiding Fatah in its battle with Hamas by allowing either Egypt or Jordan to transfer weapons, ammunition and other military equipment to Fatah forces.

Is it known how that discussion, mentioned at the end, went?

mama winger

I like this photo of the reverend in his pimp hat

#142 MA Sands
#116 Judith

So Olmert is basically telling the residents to live with it? Life sucks and we all have issues? Stop the damn rockets arsehole and you won't have to do all of that stuff! ergghghghg

#141 Mike C.

Here's a much better site for S&W (oddly enough.)

Yes, of course you are right.

Yes, I understood your point.

Thank you.

Rehowdies, all.

#135 Gettinby: I think most of us got your point, no need to apologize. Personally, methinks Mike C was just teasing you.

(I love street theatre. How's about a reenactment of IED Exploding and Head Chopping right next to this nonsense?)

#143 shug

Here's an even worse photo of the Reverend Al.

Al, as in Al-fhoni.

Hey, mama winger, are you out there? I need some vet advice.

NOTE!
To all those who "were there" in Times square, (Gathering of eagles etc.)
I live in LI. If i had known about these moonbats in NYC i would've been there too!
I want to get involved fighting these Crypto-fascists and degenerate islmo-leftists.
Thing is, i never hear about this stuff till after it happens. dang! >:( .
So can anyone gimmie maybe some links to people in the NYC area that are active confronting these truthers and Islamo-leftists?
I even gots me a nice digital camera and an SKS.
Way i see it, this is only the begining, this type of thing is only going to get worse. Twilight of the Wiemar republic anyone?

Jackson, Jackson, and Al.

three for the price of one

#148 GotC

Hey there Goddess ! I'm not a vet, but I'll do my best. What's up ?

Restraint! Time for restraint! Yes, let's settle this with negotiations. Has anyone ever tried negotiations in that part of the world?

[Link: news.xinhuanet.com...]

WASHINGTON, May 20 (Xinhua) -- The United States on Sunday urged Israel to exercise restraint toward rocket attacks by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) while warning the Palestinian militants against firing rockets at Israeli targets.

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

VATICAN CITY — Pope Benedict XVI on Sunday denounced rocket attacks on Israeli border towns that provoked Israel's armed retaliation, and appealed in God's name for Jerusalem to use moderation and for Palestinian authorities to "neutralize" violent forces.

#123 JammieWearingFool

And for those keeping count, they've announced another ceasefire.

Is there an actual count of these 'ceasefires?'

I wonder if there is some sort of a rules outline for a partial ceasefire v. full ceasefire.

149 El matamoros
Hi. I posted a few notices here and 'heads up' NY lizards for this last week. If you want to be on the email list shoot me a note and let me know.

ceasefire 2.0

ceasefire 2.8

ceasefire 4.2

Maybe they don't think ceasefire means what they think it means.

/lost in translation? :)

//seriously,it's worse than horrible.

OT
Saudi luxury yacht hits reef at Cannes.
[Link: www.breitbart.com...]
heh heh

#151 mama winger

My Demented Dog is not well--she's not herself. Her nose is cold and moist, but her back end is quivering. I caught her making a mess on the carpet--all liquid. She is drinking water, and I will call the vet first thing in the morning, but I wanted your opinion.

Thankfully, she doesn't seem to be in pain, but she doesn't move as she usually does, and she is having troubling putting her paws up on our chests.

#152 Luigi

As to those lead-in paragraphs: Bah! ):

OT

Denmark's Little Mermaid statue draped in Muslim dress and veil

The Associated PressPublished: May 20, 2007

COPENHAGEN, Denmark: The Little Mermaid statue in Denmark's capital was found draped in Muslim dress and a head scarf Sunday morning, police said.

After receiving a telephone call, officers drove to the site and removed the garments, said Copenhagen police spokesman Jorgen Thomsen

The Little Mermaid was created by Danish sculptor Edvard Eriksen in tribute to Danish storyteller Hans Christian Andersen. Sitting on a rock at the entrance of Copenhagen harbor since 1913, she draws an estimated 1 million visitors a year, and is occasionally targeted by vandals.

She has been beheaded and doused in paint several times. Four years ago, the statue was blown off its perch by vandals who used explosives.

In 2004, someone put a burqa, the head-to-toe Islamic robe, on the statue along with a sign saying "Turkey in the EU?" in reference to Turkey's bid to join the European Union.

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[Link: www.iht.com...]

#158 GotC

What kind of dog is she? How old ?

When did it start ?

Can you get a temperature (rectal digital thermometer) ?

First thing I would do is give her an Immodium tablet ( based on weight so tell me what size she is).. Continue with water, but take away her food tonight except perhaps for a llittle boiled rice.

Is she alert and responsive ?

Jyllandsposten has a picture:

I morges vågnede Den Lille Havfrue op som Den Muslimske Havfrue.

[Link: www.jp.dk...]

("Restraint" --I don't think that word means what they think it means... ):

How Fred Did It

Background on the 38-second nuking of Lardass.

#161 mama winger

She a "blend," about 30 pounds and 9 years old. We noticed this last night. Thank goodness, yes, she's alert and responsive.

I don't have a rectal thermometer.

158 goddessoftheclassroom
How old is your dog? May be he/she has stiff joints. Its not uncommon.

My big guy is 8 now and I give him a liquide glucosamine supplement in his food 2x a day. Now he's moving around well, can jump up on the couch and bed with no problem.

#164 JammieWearingFool

Hahaha....oh, funny! :) ....guess I missed it until now....thanks. :)

#166 NoSubmission

She's 9. Thanks for that possibility--Lord, I hope it's something easy like that.

NoSubmission

How would one find out about any such demonstrations, before the fact, in or near their own city?

Every once in awhile, in Tampa, I'll read about some "anti-something" demonstration, but it is after the fact.

#165 GotC

Okay, good. For a dog that size you can give her half of an Immodium A-D tablet (over the counter people medicine for diarrhea). Give one / half now and one/half right before bed.

Take away food except for a little rice, and make sure you continue with water so as not to get dehydrated.

If her nose is cool, she probably doesn't have a fever. Don't worry about that then.

Look at her gums right now. See the color around her gum line. Memorize what it looks like. It should be nicely pink. Now - check the gums periodically. If they start to turn pale, it might be time to take her to an Animal ER. I doubt that this is going to happen.

As far as the trembling, dogs often tremble when stressed or weak. Diarrhea can be making her weak. Let her rest tonight as much as possible, and I would suggest you get in early tomorrow to see your vet.

What a great event, and great photos! I loved the agit-prop theater part the best however...

Confess! Or we will point at you!

Confess! or we will put your arms over a gnarly bent stick!

That was too funny. Thanks for the link Charles.

God bless you, mama winger. Her gums look okay (but her teeth look awful--just as well to get them checked, too). I'll give her that tablet now.

#172 GotC

No problem ! Just keep an eye on her tonight, and if she seems to be resting reasonably well, she should be fine till tomorrow. If she takes a turn for the worse - I'd see about taking her to the ER. Please let ne know how things go, Okay ?

#172 goddessoftheclassroom

And, give your doggy friend an extra hug, from me, okay? :)

168 goddessoftheclassroom
My vet, who I like a lot, had me all nervous with talk about xrays and operations. Then I spoke to my longtime friends at my local pet supply shop/shelter and they said it was probably his joints and to try glucosamine. Lord knows why I didn't think of that myself having been through it with my Alaskan Malamute. He was fine after a few days too.

If your doggie is 9, then there's a good chance she's got stiff painful joints. You can also give dogs buffered aspirin for pain. Dosage according to their size of course. Good luck!

Link dumping time

Islam on Menu? i want it Halal with mint sauce!

Sources claim McQuillan, who was locked up in 2005, has been telling fellow inmates of his plans to ditch his Catholic faith.

And prisoners such as evil killer Louis 'Luger' Maguire and a number of renegade republicans are also planning to switch faith because they believe followers of Islam enjoy healthier meals behind bars.

Has Pak minister in hugging row quit?

The clerics stated that this was "an illegitimate and forbidden act, and without any doubt, she has committed a great sin, and that Muslim women must stay at home and must not venture out uncovered".

The power of the pen, and the sword of Islam

After a state funeral, Darwish, along with her brother who was also injured in the blast, and her three sisters, was summoned to a meeting with President Nasser and senior officials.

"We were asked, 'Which one of you will avenge your father's blood by killing Jews?' And we all looked at each other, my siblings and I, wondering which one of us will say 'me'."

Darwish was eight years old and destined for a life as the dutiful daughter of an Arab national hero. Yet remarkably, she rebelled.

"In Gaza elementary school the indoctrination was incredible," she says. "It's worse now, of course, but I remember in the playground we used to sing songs with words like: 'The Arabs are our friends, the Jews are our dogs'."

Swiss told to stay out of Iran nuclear crisis

The former American ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton, has called the so-called "Swiss plan" to end the Iranian nuclear standoff "farcical".

Pakistan's 'most wanted', Saud Memon dies

Saud was a merchant who owned the plot in Karachi from where US journalist Daniel Pearl's body was found in 2002, weeks after being kidnapped while on assignment to track the Al Qaeda trail in Pakistan.

He was first on Pakistan's most wanted list and carried a prize money of Rs 3 million. His name first surfaced when the police recovered Pearl's remains on May 17, 2002, from his plot in Ahsanabad, Gadap town.

‘Strip and Dare’ Fails to Fool Cops

A common tactic among women who are stopped by Saudi authorities for begging or other infractions is to strip naked. While this tactic might simply add another infraction to the rap sheet (public indecency) in most countries, in Saudi Arabia it has been known to cause some officers to get the heebie-jeebies and back off — some officers, that is.

Report: Jordan weighs ruling West Bank

Citing diplomatic sources, Ma'ariv reported over the weekend that emissaries for King Abdullah suggested recently during visits to Jerusalem that Jordan and the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank be turned into a confederation under the Hashemite monarchy.

1,000 Southern Thai Students To Study In Malaysia

#169 gettinby
Not long after I started posting on LGF, and did some photos at the Stand By Israel demonstration at the UN last year I was asked to join a ny yahoo group that focuses on hawkish politics. That's how I hear of these things all the time. There's got to be a similar type of group in your area.

177 NoSubmission

Btw, Ii really enjoyed the slide show. Very impressed with the quality of the images. Tough job to accomplish while dealing with the moonbats.

#88, #96, #118

Thanks for warm words and support.

Let's see how Al-BBC immediately plays "suffering" card:

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

'People are suffering'

The attack on Mr al-Hayya's home was thought to have injured some of his family members.

Shortly after the air strike, Mr al-Hayya visited Gaza City's Shifa hospital, where those wounded were being treated, the Associated Press reported.

"We will go ahead despite the challenges, despite the martyrs, despite the pain that I am suffering and my people are suffering," he told reporters.

You see, not a word about people of Sderot who suffer from barbaric barrage of missiles launched by Hamas fascists, but when Hamas scum is hit........ you guess it, people start suffering.

#178 St. Pancake
Thanks, St. Pancake. I just treat it like a petting zoo.

Protesting Gitmo is so...2004!

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I spent most of today putting together a post, and now everyone's scooped me on all the news from Pakistan, including St. P. Oh well, there's always news on terrorism from Pakistan.

My feelings will be terribly hurt though if y'all don't go read this article on Hydrogen :) I'll fit as much as I can in below:

The race for clean burning hydrogen fuel vehicles is on; especially now that Man-Made-Global-Warming (MMGW) is the new century rage. What we really need is more energy, not griping, posturing, and moaning about global warming. Here’s an alarming projection borrowed from Space Review to prove the point:

Last year the academic quarterly Daedalus published an article by Daniel Nocera of MIT in which he laid out a credible and alarming vision of this world’s future energy demands. He pointed out that in 2002 the whole world “burned energy at a rate of 13.3 TW [terawatts]” and he calculated that “if 9 billion people adopt the current standard of living for a US resident… the world would need an astronomical 102 TW of energy in 2050.” He also pointed out that “If everyone adopts Equatorial Guinea’s current living standards, we will need 30.4 TW by 2050.”

However by happy accident the research fueled by the MMGW pseudo-crisis might drive us where we need to go anyway.

Before you read the rest however, please think on this Dynamic but historically accurate bullet-point view of how the future usually unfolds:

There’s not a single “best way” to do anything.
Myriad paths must be explored before we find the few that lead to future destinations we really desire, potential paths ignored are possibilities unrealized.
The most effective and appealing future paths will become the chosen ones without having to force adherence through regulation.
There are many people actively exploring paths and we are likely to find more than the few means we need to reach our destination relatively quickly.
What’s around any bend towards the future are unknowns, so we can’t plan the future but we can prepare for it.
Since I’ve been promoting H2ICE (Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines) for a year without delving into details, it’s now time to explain the long term need. The inspiration for this post comes from the latest claim of a solution that is being pimped in many papers. While aluminum-gallium electrolysis sounds good on the surface there are problems with the approach, but on the other hand it doesn’t hurt to look.

The Jawa Report enumerates a few of the mentioned problems here. Indeed most avenues of Hydrogen fuel research use hydrogen fuel cells as opposed to H2ICE engines, but I am going to say that it’s much too soon to declare the H2ICE D.O.A. as Russell Seitz does here in fabulous manner. Russ’s objections boil down to a engineering and materials- science challenges, and cost. The picture at the top of the post demonstrates that the engineering and materials science problems can be overcome, so I’m not going to worry overmuch about them here.

(Hint: you would be well-served to favorite Russell’s Site, it’s worth a read at least once a week, and that search link for hydrogen fuel cells also gets you to a handy-dandy science-only search engine that’s worthy of bookmark as well.)

That leaves us with cost; to explain why I’m not worried about cost it’s time to take a look at what world energy demand will be assuming normal electric use and a fleet of Hydrogen vehicles, as this paper from Paul Kruger does.

NoSubmission

I went to Yahoo Groups, typed in Hawkish Politics...nothing. :(

So, I typed in Hawkish 'Groups' and got arabamericankillergirls. LOL

Thanks very much, though. I will keep looking!

Friggin' anti-Gitmo pussies!

I do have to agree with them we shouldn't have housed them on Gitmo, instead we should have housed them offshore, at about 50 fathoms with cement overshoes!
I find it a bit curious that we are actually guilty of religious oppression, by denying them death and the vestal virgin thing. Unfortunately the koran (Google: "Gitmo toilet paper") does fail to mention that the virgins are sheep! As it is in life, it shall be in death!

By the way, Al-BBC should see what those "crude" and "home-made" missiles are able to do:

Note Gas Truck passing seconds before explosion.

#185 R2D2

Yeah, I saw that yesterday, and it has remained in the back of my mind with horror ever since.....pound, pound, pound --every day......and that destructive ! ! ! ):

I cannot, I repeat, comprehend such "restraint" as Israel exhibits, in the face of that!

When are some of these geniuses going to protest the "honor killings" of teenage girls who have been raped?

#186 Ma Sands

I remember there was time when only "extreme-right" politicians could risk to propose shelling populated areas from where kassams are launched. Now we hear on the radio and in press more and more this kind of anti-kassam strategy.
I'm sure that if every kassam was answered by 10-15 155mm shells directly into the launch site, kassams would stop flying very quickly.

#188 R2D2

I think that is what was in Truman's mind, when he agreed to that devastating strategy to end Japan's reach.

It worked, but oh my.....I am so glad I didn't have to be in his decision-shoes! Sometimes I'm glad I'm a woman..... :)

gettingby
Send me an email. I'll see if I can help you out.

What a bunch of liars.
They are not against torture.
When or where have they ever protested against torture before? Iraq before? Iran? Syria?
The Sudan? Red China? The USSR? Vietnam? Cambodia? East Germany? Cuba? They must have had poetry readings that day and could not protest.

These libs in the big cities want to bet their asses we are not at war, fine.
Let em.
Call the UN and CAIR when you need help.
Us red state hicks will keep our guardsmen, firemen, and rescue personnel home next time.

Wow, what a bunch of idiots. I bet pig Ro will have them on the Spew soon. What a bunch of jackasses. Thank God for GOE.

Do you think they would have been for letting the SS troops and the rest of the German soldiers out of their prison camps back in WWII? Which were deep inside the US southwest and not on Cuban soil and no doubt all those soldiers were subject to interrogation that may give US military intelligence useful information to pass on to the frontlines.

But unlike the German Soldier, the Jihadi is a creature that fights in civilian cloths, purposely targets civilians or uses them for human shields, and follows no code of military conduct nor is part of any nations’ military therefore can not be afforded protections of the Geneva Convention (which these moonbat twits don’t understand in the first place) and under the Geneva Convention their treatment as prisoners is up to the imprisoning Country. Because they purposely wear civilian clothing with no distinguishable ranks and badges for branch of service they can be executed as spies, even shot and killed onsite by soldiers in the field without any process for capture and holding. But since the information inside their heads is so important and for better PR the US had decided to keep them in a safe and secure area.

#135 gettinby 5/20/2007 1:07:24 pm PDT

The seminar referred to does not, IMHO, keep a woman safe. Negotiating and mediating sometimes just doesn't fit the circumstance.

Oh, I would disagree with that. Sometimes, however, you first have to set the terms of the negotiation and mediation. In certain cases, those terms require a couple of well-placed rounds to establish one's own negotiating position. Now, it may be in certain cases that the "negotiatee" is no longer responsive, but then that just shortens the negotiation process, doesn't it?

It's wonderful to see socialists peddle jihadist propaganda.

Mind rot: what happens when the mind is taken over by socialism.

Black hood and no gallows and twitching at the end of a rope....

Geez Loweez....these guys are no fun at all!

/sarc off

Folsom Street Fair for dhimmis.

5/21 UPDATE:
Here's VIDEO from Saturday in Times Square!