14 bullets is peaceful, if they hated him they would have used 15.

Wake up Lizards! Charles is back in da Hiz-ous!

Or Back in the flippidy-floppidy-floo!

I thought Bangkok was a gun free zone?

It seems like they're really concentrating on conquering Thailand. Is that an accurate assessment?

Morning Charles

"Insurgents opened fire on a police officer"
"after saboteurs damaged many sections of track."

Ah, Insurgents and saboteurs in restive south Thailand. Who would have guessed?

Good morning, Charles!

#4 Macker

Yes, I think so.

The jihad is world wide; it's not just about Israel and the US. I wish people would wake up and realize that.

#6 MrMom: yeah, the insurgents and saboteurs are attracted to the scum, terrorists, thugs and gutless murdering swine invading Thailand as Muslims!

#7 Talkincamel
Your last paragraph goes without saying...:)

after officials found bolts and sleepers were removed from tracks

I'm wondering when we'll see the first story of our "own" jihadists/hard-leftists trying this out.

Advice to railway police; shoot on sight.

#4 Macker

They view Thailand as easy pickin's. An Islamic Regime in SE Asia would anchor the eastern front secure the central Islamic states.

At least under Mussolini, the trains ran on time. These killers have nothing going for them.

#4 Macker

It seems like they're really concentrating on conquering Thailand. Is that an accurate assessment?

What I was thinking.

#9 Macker

Only here in Lizardland. The rest of the west still still thinks it is merely violence to protest US imperialism.

Somebody needs to Pol Pot on these Jihadists...

nothing will happen until a tourist is killed or they insult the king of thailand.

They also burnt down another school...
Yahoo pic

Religion of Education.

This must be a rerun of an old story, 'cause I seem to recall reading something similar almost every day...

Do Buddhists ever fight back? No sarc.

If we don't get our act together and continue to elect those who would protect the territory, I can see the day opening LGF with:

Religion of Peace Strikes Again in NYC, D.C.

Interesting:
The truth about American deaths in Iraq..

Wipe it out at the source, and unconditionally,

or no peace in the world.

I long for the day that I will never see "Religion of Peace Strikes Again in Thailand" at LGF.

*sigh*
i cant understand how whole country's allow these people that openly spew hate speach and make constant threats (that they carry out) to walk around and not go on the offensive at some point.
most these groups locations and idea's/plans are known to the world but they are left to do whatever they want...
makes no sense to me :(

Nihilist bastards.

Sorry for stating the obvious, but its all I got this AM.

It boggles my mind how the news can be reported so matter of factly.

):

18 Golem Akbar

They need to.

It is not compassionate to let islam spread.

#17 Killgore Trout

That picture is depressing

Let's just give the Muslims a country of their own so they don't have to kill so much anymore.

What? There are multiple Muslim countries already where other religions aren't tolerated?

/head explodes

Carridine says it's the more vicious Islamists coming over the southern border, from Malaysia...and that Thais, including the Muslims actually native to Thailand, are courteous folks.

A fence is needed down there?

#20 NoSubmission

This is a very interesting revelation - not that we didn't know it was true it is just interesting to see somebody quantify it. I appreciate the link!

OT:
Owner of land where Flight 93 crashed is seeking compensation for the land where the memorial is to be built.

A man who owns property at the site where Flight 93 crashed has demanded millions for his portion of land where a memorial is planned, and has installed a donation box to help pay for security.

The actions by Mike Svonavec have angered victims' families, who believe he is overcharging and disagree with the need for a donation box.

"That land has been paid for with 40 lives ... the donation box is an insult to that cost," said Patrick White, vice president for Families of Flight 93.

Mr. Svonavec wants $10 million for his 273-acre property in Somerset County, far more than the per-acre amount paid for nearby land, Mr. White said Tuesday. He said Mr. Svonavec told him about his asking price last July, and that he has rejected three offers from the group — the latest for more than $500,000.

#26 Ojoe

It is not compassionate to let islam spread.

Yes. It creates Bad Karma to allow innocent people to be murdered, and to allow fascism to take over. [to use Buddhist terminology]

More men only in Saudi-Arabia

#20 NoSubmission

While back someone did a study on Iraq, Afghanistan combat death vs. accidental death in the military the previous deacade. The upshot was that the death rate was not signifcantly higher in the current combat than in peace time training.

I'll see if I can dig up the link.

17 Killgore Trout

They also burnt down another school...

Looked like a nice place to learn before they destroyed it. Sad.

#7 Talkinkamel

#4 Macker

Yes, I think so.

The jihad is world wide; it's not just about Israel and the US. I wish people would wake up and realize that.

From [Link: www.thereligionofpeace.org:...]

It's all about Iraq, isn't it?

Yep, it's all about Iraq and...

India and the Sudan and Algeria and Afghanistan and New York and Pakistan and Israel and Russia and Chechnya and the Philippines and Indonesia and Nigeria and England and Thailand and Spain and Egypt and Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia and Ingushetia and Dagestan and Turkey and Kabardino-Balkaria and Morocco and Yemen and Lebanon and France and Uzbekistan and Gaza and Tunisia and Kosovo and Bosnia and Mauritania and Kenya and Eritrea and Syria and Somalia and California and Argentina and Kuwait and Virginia and Ethiopia and Iran and Jordan and United Arab Emirates and Louisiana and Texas and Tanzania and Germany and Australia and Pennsylvania and Belgium and Denmark and East Timor and Qatar and Maryland and Tajikistan and the Netherlands and Scotland and Chad and Canada and China and...

...and pretty much wherever Muslims believe their religion tells them to:

"Fight those who do not believe in Allah, ... nor follow
the religion of truth... until they pay the tax in acknowledg-ment of superiority and they are in a state of subjection."
Qur'an, Sura 9:29

Pretty much sums it up, don't you think?

Why is this sort of thing surprising to anyone? Look at the existing Islamic societies; an Islamic society cannot be created with out destroying everything that is not primative in the existing society. How else can you establish a backward, oppressive, undesirable existence for all of your citizens? I mean really, what is a society without social and technological stagnation and a good dose of squalor?

It's already a world war.

I have a friend who runs a charity to rescue the "bar girls" in Bangkok, has been there twice and works 15 hours a week on this project. I always ask him "So, did you hear about the latest bombings in Thailand?" He never knows what I'm talking about, although lately he has paid more attention. Whoever said it would have to hit the tourists was dead-on. No one hears about the school teachers.

OT

If the iranians are 2 years away from assembling their nuke,

and if they kill 2 million using it the first time,

then if we don't stop them,

today's ration of death that they have stored up from their spinning centrifuges:

2,739.

R.I.P.

And that's a grim milestone, and about equivalent to 9-11.

I posted this earlier, but it's my fave story of the morning so far..

Lebanese arrest terrorist in drag.

Pic is priceless!

Whoops, wrong domain:

www.thereligionofpeace.com

I look forward to the day when we no longer have to discuss the Religion of Peace attacking someone or someplace...

Sadly, I don't think it will be in my lifetime (and I'm only 31)...

#35 NoSubmission
I find it extra sad that the schoool lost 10 computers too. The chances of these kids ever learning to use a computer are now pretty slim.

Putin: I'm okily-dokily with missile shield, if you put it in Azerbaijan instead of Poland & Czech Republic.

Not quite sure what to make of this, but it's certainly an improvement over Vladmir's "we must find way to get moose & squirrel" saber-rattling of the last few days.

I just got to think about this: if y'all think this is bad NOW, wait till Thailand declares Buddhism as the state religion. The Muslims will go abosolutely apeshit!

44 tfc3rid

Well it could be over very quickly, and it will be, when we find our resolve.

iran could not defeat Iraq in eight years and the US military did it in three weeks.

islam is pathetically weak considered by itself.

Kilgore

Tag team H/T LOL!

#46 OR:
Putin seems to have the old Russian belief that they have a sphere of influence beyond their borders and into Central Europe. They think that the missile defense system is a threat to them.

What Putin forgets is that Russia is a mere shell of its former self and those central European countries don't like Russia very much - for precisely that reason - they don't like being much in Russia's sphere of influence.

Ojoe...

I know it COULD be over very quickly... I just think that given the current climate where everything is Politically Correct and every move is politicized, we will never really do whatever it takes unless, well, one of us runs for the White House...

#50 WeaselZipper
;)

#48 Macker

...wait till Thailand declares Buddhism as the state religion...

I doubt that would ever happen, but it's kind of a funny thought. I would really love to see Thai Buddhists grow a backbone (karmically speaking, that is), and hit the Islamofascists where they live.

Not too far from Thailand, the Philippines is still having problems with Islamo-terrorism, and Filippinos aren't even Buddhists.

as a former hippie full moon party goer in ko phan ngan I know that the tourists are the bread and butter of thailand. the furthest south any westerner goes is to surathani to go to the islands. the moment the "extremists" make it up from yala province and touch one tourist, then and only then will there be any response from the thai govt. I do believe that that response will be with full force and no mercy.

52 tfc3rid

Well they'll pull off another big attack here, the way we address it now, and then our resolve = defeat for them.

I bet I see it. I'm in my 58th year.

With every burning and shooting and killing I keep wondering when we'll ever hear if their new security advisor, supposedly an ex-assassin, is going to get off his assassin and strike some fear into the hearts of these RoPers. So far, I haven't heard a thing about him since the announcement a couple weeks ago. It's looking like it was nothing more than lip service and fake publicity to give the appearance the Thai government actually gives a shit about its citizens. Obviously, with more than a couple thousand dead, the Thai government is still happily sacrificing its own to keep the ripples in the water to a minimum.

Can you imagine if our sanctified teachers in the US were being murdered by the handful every week, that the media would continue to ignore it? Sure, CAIR and the ACLU would work themselves into a frenzy protecting the perps, but it would certainly be newsworthy. (And it would all be Bush's fault, of course.)

31 lawhawk

That selfish, money-grubbing bastard!

#38 godfrey

Back in the Cold War the Sovs, trained and equiped the proto terror groups. War by proxy.

The Cold War was WWIII. The war against Islamofacist which really started against the West began on November 4, 1979. Before that terrorism was a front of the Cold War. With the Islamic Republic of Iran the Islamofacist no longer need their Soviet sponsors.

Of course they have to burn the schools with computers in them.
With less education, and less access to the outside world the children are much easier to assimilate into the borg, er...Islam.

#51 lawhawk:

Putin seems to have the old Russian belief that they have a sphere of influence beyond their borders and into Central Europe.

And yet Azarbaijan (where Putin proposes to place the missile shield) wasn't merely in the USSR's old sphere of influence, it was actually in the USSR. So I'm a little surprised by his statement.

is it me, or have the Musselmen of Thailand become more violent, indiscriminately violent, since a Muslim PM took power via a coup, with the promise of compromise with the 'restive' Muslim South.

It seems like any gesture of good will, or compromise, is seen as a sign of weakeness, and encourages more violence.

Gaza is another case in point.

OR

[Azerbaijan] was actually in the USSR

Sure, but before that it was all kinds of things, and if you push back far enough, one of the khanates that Russia has always tried, and at times successfully, to dominate. All the Tsars at one point or another tried to push through the Caucuses to Persia and, ultimately, toward India. Since Peter the Great, these little central Asian domains were always considered fair game, and often were under Russian influence.

They also took plenty of Russian slaves (from the word, "slav").

#23 trailortrash 6/07/2007 8:08:09 am PDT

*sigh*
i cant understand how whole country's allow these people that openly spew hate speach and make constant threats (that they carry out) to walk around and not go on the offensive at some point.
most these groups locations and idea's/plans are known to the world but they are left to do whatever they want...
makes no sense to me :(

Welcome to the United States!

#29 Ma Sands
"A fence is needed down there?"

You racistxenophobicneoconrightwinghomophobicblahblahb lah...who will commit the terror Thai's won't do?

Also at the aforementioned site, an ongoing list of documented Islamic terror attacks worldwide over the past three months... very useful for looking at the bigger picture.

This list is updated daily - you can see where the "global hotspots" are, clearly Thailand is one of them.

[Link: www.thereligionofpeace.com...]

$65 MrMom

Hi, Mr. Mom! (heehee...what a nic, I tell ya... :)

You know, yesterday, on Fallback LGF, song posted a comment about President Bush, that was quite insightful, as well as remaining very respectful...I mention it, because it seems to me that the Thai officials have that mindset song described, too --in spades, however! ):

#36 Irish Rose

Yes, I do think so!

#67 Ma Sands
Just went to view it. Good take on that. I think you're correct.
Glad you like the nic };)

#4 Macker (#13, 14 and others):
Respectfully, I assert that the Muslim fascist-thugs are NOT trying to TAKE or CONQUER Thailand.

If that becomes apparent, sensible or public, then within a few hours there will be a massive, sweeping response to such efforts. Thugs want to harass, but AVOID SUCH RESPONSE!

At most, they are targeting the legitimate Thai government representatives (teachers, police, electrical workers, railroads and, if they absolutely MUST, soldiers who might fight back) in THREE southern provinces with large Muslim minorities.

The minorities provide cover, a few are complicit, some get killed for 'sympathy' from non-Muslims outside, and as warning to Muslims inside: 'Cooperate with kffir and DIE!'

They're NOT targeting or fighting all of Thailand.

#70 Carridine said: "They're NOT targeting or fighting all of Thailand."

Not yet...

It would be a mistake to have tunnel vision concerning the global jihad.

Look at a map of predominant religions, and you see a great sweep from the Atlantic Ocean across north Africa to Pakistan. (There is also a dhimmi-ruled speck that is Israel, and that drives them positively crazy. They are recruiting Europe to help them get rid of that annoying spot, which is what Europe's Palestinianism is all about.) Then a major gap. And there is Indonesia after the gap.

It's about the gap. The soldiers of their terrorist deity have to close the gap, and do something about the Hindu and Buddhist infidels that are in the way.

My suggestion is that infidels need to hang together, or they will all hang separately -- or to be more precise, they will lose their freedom or their heads.