The martyr-wanna-be can't even off himself.

Pathetic.

Dear G-d.
What a narrow escape. I hope the potential victims come to their senses.

What a fine turn of events...

re: #1 3puttbogey

say something intelligent.

Gotta thank that bus driver...otherwise...

/Well I really don't want to think of the "otherwise"

re: #1 3puttbogey

not a good start

What a Shame, newly registered and already deleted...

I am very happy no innocents were harmed.

re: #5 WhiteRasta

Yeah...I could have told that lizard...Nope...

The explosion, which occurred in the former imperial town of Meknes in a central square popular with foreign visitors, ripped off the arm of the 30-year-old Moroccan man who was carrying the gas cylinder.

I would have given my right arm to see that...(snicker)

What a maroon!

why are engineers never constipated? because they can work anything out with a pencil.
at least he still has one hand to take care of that while he's in the slammer.

Man, I love Morocco and would love to go back, but probably not in this lifetime...

The driver of that bus is a hero for sensing something amiss.

Hurricane Flossie is weakening, but oh so slowly...

URPN12 KNHC 140140
VORTEX DATA MESSAGE EP092007
A. 14/01:15:20Z
B. 15 deg 40 min N
151 deg 38 min W
C. 700 mb 2772 m
D. 115 kt
E. 348 deg 12 nm
F. 084 deg 118 kt
G. 351 deg 011 nm
H. 962 mb
I. 7 C/ 3049 m
J. 16 C/ 3051 m
K. 16 C/ NA
L. OPEN SE
M. C25
N. 12345/7
O. 0.02 / NA nm
P. AF303 0309E FLOSSIE OB 04
MAX FL WIND 118 KT N QUAD 01:11:50 Z
MAX FL TEMP 18C 145/8NM FROM FL CNTR

Still probably a Cat 3!

The bomber, Hicham Dokkali, was an engineer who worked in the tax office in Meknes, he added.

But... I thought that jihad was caused by lack of education, understanding and/or etc...

Any partial credit?

He blew his own arm off? Well, thats what I call a "do it yourselfer". No chop chop square for him. Nosirreee! Morocco is a beautiful country and has some really interesting places. Before marrying and corrupting (well, ok. you can't corrupt the already corrupted but u can' encourage it) the lovely Mrs. Kaffir, I dated a moroccan girl for awhile. Most of them can see through the whole Islam thing, just as about 80 percent of Turkish women.

[deleted] 8/13/2007 6:53:04 pm PDT

One comment and a deletion? Is that a record?

The bomber, Hicham Dokkali, was an engineer who worked in the tax office in Meknes, he added.

Not exactly the next Einstein.

re: #14 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Well, I wish it would peter out for cryin' out loud. I live on Oahu and everyone's got their nickers in a knot waiting for this storm.

Bring it on! I got a 13500 watt generator, a gas grill and three tanks of propane.

Holden

Good on the bus driver. Which raises the question -- how did he know it was a splodydope?

The bomber, Hicham Dokkali, was an engineer who worked in the tax office in Meknes, he added.

Why does a tax office need an engineer?

re: #21 Lucius Septimius

He was carrying a gas cylinder...dead giveaway.

darn, i missed the post.

How many rasins do you get for losing an arm?

OT

Harold Ford is going to be on the Sean Hanity show in a few...

I'll see if Saun H calls him out on his moonbattery...

He's not a very good engineer... of explosions.

Yeah, Flossie comin' my way. Now I know how Floridians feel. I'd rather have an earthquake myself.

re: #26 republic

OT

Harold Ford is going to be on the Sean Hanity show in a few...

I'll see if Saun H calls him out on his moonbattery...

Sean Hannity Radio show...

Do you think Hitchem is gonna get a hook like a certain cleric?

re: #17 baconeatingkaffir

I had a Moroccan student a couple of years ago. Rich, beautiful (if she were a bit taller, she could be a model), always dressed to the nines, and couldn't get the damn cell phone out of her ear. But a good kid.

re: #28 republic

re: #26 republic

OT

Harold Ford is going to be on the Sean Hanity show in a few...

I'll see if Saun H calls him out on his moonbattery...

Sean Hannity Radio show...

I can't spell well...

Please forgive me...

re: #21 Lucius Septimius

The gas cannister under his arm?

re: #30 Lucius Septimius

The funny thing is taht the girl who I dated was a morrocan jew (non practicing of course)

Perhaps he'll linger in misery for a few days before he checks out.

re: #23 holden mcgroyn

C'mon -- he was just going to tailgate and grill some wieners. Without a tailgate. Or a grill.

I remember some guys here getting busted after robbing a friend,s apartment. They got on the bus carrying his tv and his microwave. The driver alerted the police who were waiting for them at their stop.

re: #16 Right Wing Nut Job

Any partial credit?

I was wondering that too.
Does he maybe get half virgins? Or maybe he gets stuck with Arafat?

Gas canisters? As in natural gas? Here, we order one about every 2 months. FOr some stupid reason, the municipality hasn't hooked our block into the gas system. I live right behind the post office and I can't get cable. Gotta love Turkey!

OT: Pakistan's 60th Year of Independence being celebrated now, let's hope the fireworks are all.. just fireworks:

ISLAMABAD: The whole nation is planning to celebrate Pakistan’s 60th Independence Day with vigour, national resolve and exuberance amid fears of extremist attacks.

The day will dawn with special prayers in mosques for the unity, solidarity and prosperity of the country. Celebrations will then begin with a 31-gun salute in Islamabad and 21-gun salute at all provincial headquarters.

The largest ceremony in the federal capital will be held at the Convention Centre, where a flag hoisting ceremony will have all invitees singing the national anthem, followed by a recitation from the Quran. School children will also sing national songs and anthems. Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz will hoist the flag and address the nation with services chiefs, federal ministers, diplomats and prominent citizens attending the ceremony. In Karachi, Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ebad and Sindh Chief Minister Ghulam Arbab Rahim will hold a flag hoisting ceremony at Mazar-e-Quaid. They will also place floral wreaths on the grave of Quaid-e-Azam.

(Qaid-e-Azam is also Mr. Jinnah, one of the founders of the Pakistan state, a proponent of freedom, justice, and equality.)
Musharraf also kicked off his official political campaign today.

re: #18 JammieWearingFool

I don't think so.

/I'm pretty sure there's been a single comment stick before

good catch by that bus driver.

Oh. So he is still alive...

Smart driver! He could tell a suicide bomber right away...and saved his own life in the process !

re: #37 baconeatingkaffir

Have you tried bribery?

Bus drivers always make people mad when they "close the door" right in their faces. Or they close the doors when they see people running towards them.

You can "call this an accident." But I don't! This was your "average' bomber "going towards paradise." But I bet when he pushed the button he was screaming mad at the bus driver.

So?

Well, it gave his "step" an extra "hop. Skip. And, jump." As his "mad as pieces," was a work of art. Perhaps, it's time to claim art prizes for these maniacs, too?

Virgins? How can you convince people who are not already crazy, that you'll find virgins "lined up beyond that door?" Some culture.

re: #21 Lucius Septimius

Good on the bus driver. Which raises the question -- how did he know it was a splodydope?

I don't know, but I do know that if that had happened in America, the bus driver would be brought up on hate crimes charges, profiling, and the Democrats and CAIR would throw all the money and lawyers that they could against the bus driver.

That is sad, but true.

Man, I can't imagine how much that jihadi is hurting right now.

Traumatic amputation and second and third degree burns. Plus being treated in a shit-hole Third World excuse for a hospital.

( While being handcuffed to an iron bed frame!)

Oh, well. Too bad, so sad.

I'd give him maybe 48 hours of intense suffering before he succumbs to septicemia or shock.

No raisins for you!

deleters name 3puttbogey...more like a hole in one.

does he have to buy everyone drinks?

re: #37 baconeatingkaffir

So would it be that unusual seeing someone just walking around carrying one? That's kind of what I'm trying to understand here -- sure it would be obvious in Manhattan, but what about Marrakesh?

The explosion, which occurred in the former imperial town of Meknes in a central square popular with foreign visitors, ripped off the arm of the 30-year-old Moroccan man who was carrying the gas cylinder...
The bomber, Hicham Dokkali, was an engineer who worked in the tax office in Meknes

And is now being pursued by Dr. Richard Kimble.

re: #42 Dianna

Bribery always works here but there's "no civil planning". So, we're still with the gas cannisters for the stove and the water heater in the bathroom. I miss the pre-EU days back in the early '90s when I used to pay my rent with 2 cartons of marlboros and a bottle of jack daniels from the bx.

re: #25 screaming_eagle

How many rasins do you get for losing an arm?

I suppose it depends upon which arm it was.

re: #20 holden mcgroyn

re: #14 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Well, I wish it would peter out for cryin' out loud. I live on Oahu and everyone's got their nickers in a knot waiting for this storm.

Bring it on! I got a 13500 watt generator, a gas grill and three tanks of propane.

Holden

Hawaii County under a state of emergency, with a Tropical Storm Warning and a Hurricane Watch.

Marine warnings for the other islands, but the hurricane is forecast to weaken, and track just North of West, while the islands trail off to the West with a greater Northward component.

The Florida hurricane a week from Wednesday or Thursday will be a much bigger story.

I hope we have school bus drivers that smart over here.

re: #43 Carol Herman

You can "call this an accident." But I don't! This was your "average' bomber "going towards paradise." But I bet when he pushed the button he was screaming mad at the bus driver.

Could well be -- or an act of desperation -- missed his target and panicked.

Well...at least that bomb didn't cost him an arm & a leg !

I'd like to see more happy ending stories like this one.

re: #47 Lucius Septimius

re: #37 baconeatingkaffir

So would it be that unusual seeing someone just walking around carrying one? That's kind of what I'm trying to understand here -- sure it would be obvious in Manhattan, but what about Marrakesh?

Generally,, the people deliver them in a small flatbed pickup... with a cigarette in their mouth naturally. Carrying one around would be heavy unless it would be one of the tiny ones people use for grilling or emergency supply. Come to think of it, I've never seen anyone carrying around one of those either.

re: #47 Lucius Septimius

Carrying a gas canister and trying to board a tourist bus? I would think pretty damned obvious!

re: #48 solomonpanting

The explosion, which occurred in the former imperial town of Meknes in a central square popular with foreign visitors, ripped off the arm of the 30-year-old Moroccan man who was carrying the gas cylinder...
The bomber, Hicham Dokkali, was an engineer who worked in the tax office in Meknes

And is now being pursued by Dr. Richard Kimble.

Now that was hilarious :)

re: #45 WhiteRasta

Man, I can't imagine how much that jihadi is hurting right now.

Traumatic amputation and second and third degree burns. Plus being treated in a shit-hole Third World excuse for a hospital.

( While being handcuffed to an iron bed frame!)

Oh, well. Too bad, so sad.

I'd give him maybe 48 hours of intense suffering before he succumbs to septicemia or shock.

No raisins for you!

The Daily Kos kooks will have nothing but sympathy for him, because he is a "freedom fighter" for the left.

re: #3 WhiteRasta

Dear G-d.
What a narrow escape. I hope the potential victims come to their senses.

Yep. Westerners should stay the hell out of any nation in which Islam either is the state religion or in which it is the predominant religion. Perhaps that will be a major inducement for leaders of the latter which rely on tourism to show just how moderate they are by cracking down severly on the less-moderate.

Good for the driver to recognize something was not right with the idiot.
I'm guessing the would be bomber was not the sharpest pencil in the box...

Of course, to want to be a suicide bomber and find bliss in the deaths of innocent people, as well as yourself, the elevator can't be going all the way up in the first place!

OT: I showed this video to my iraqi veteran brother last night and i thought he was going to die of asphyxiation laughing so much.

Arab Girls Gone Wild! (dn't worry it's g-rated!)

re: #60 samhein

Good for the driver to recognize something was not right with the idiot.
I'm guessing the would be bomber was not the sharpest pencil in the box...

Of course, to want to be a suicide bomber and find bliss in the deaths of innocent people, as well as yourself, the elevator can't be going all the way up in the first place!

They are not "suicide bombers", they are HOMICIDE bombers!

Their first goal is to murder others.

re: #56 Dianna

OK -- not the best question in the world. I hadn't read the full story yet and didn't realize he was just lugging the stupid thing around. I'd have thought he would try to be a bit more discrete.

So we've established that this wasn't the sharpest splodydope in the box?

Which arm was it?

re: #58 republic

Yes, those wankers just love Universal State Health Care.

I wonder if Johnny Jihad likes not having any anesthetic?

i'm guessing he was probably also yelling some incoherent ramblings about allah. probably had that "i'm about to die and so are all of you" look in his eyes too.

re: #64 NoSubmission

The missing one ...

I've been saving all my money just to take you there.

#13 lawhawk

That he is.

re: #64 NoSubmission

Which arm was it?

Oh, no. You didn't ask that.

re: #68 MandyManners

I was waiting to see who'd link to that tune.

re: #51 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

re: #20 holden mcgroyn

re: #14 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Well, I wish it would peter out for cryin' out loud. I live on Oahu and everyone's got their nickers in a knot waiting for this storm.

Bring it on! I got a 13500 watt generator, a gas grill and three tanks of propane.

Holden

Hawaii County under a state of emergency, with a Tropical Storm Warning and a Hurricane Watch.

Marine warnings for the other islands, but the hurricane is forecast to weaken, and track just North of West, while the islands trail off to the West with a greater Northward component.

The Florida hurricane a week from Wednesday or Thursday will be a much bigger story.

Crap! What hurricane?

engineer? tax office? he's cross-functional. what's the big deal?
it was bushchimphitlerjew that made him do it. case closed, no biggie.

re: #67 Lucius Septimius

re: #64 NoSubmission

The missing one ...

LOL! Only asking because the RoP has certain rules for each hand.

The bus driver will soon be jailed and sued for racial profiling.

re: #63 Lucius Septimius

Definitely not!

re: #15 dirtytruckdriver

The bomber, Hicham Dokkali, was an engineer who worked in the tax office in Meknes, he added.

But... I thought that jihad was caused by lack of education, understanding and/or etc...

Just add him to the list of educated islamic terrorist doctors.

Well, so much for being educated. The Islamic religious teachings seem to have a double opposite effect. Resulting in a negative intelligence quotient.

re: #74 NoSubmission

re: #67 Lucius Septimius

re: #64 NoSubmissionThe missing one ...

LOL! Only asking because the RoP has certain rules for each hand.

Yeah, and if he only has the poopy one left, what oh what will he do?

re: #64 NoSubmission

Which arm was it?

The one that's left?
:/

BTW, since the surge has somewhat quieted the war's critics, a new "bash Bush of the week" story has emerged:

Miami - Jose Padilla had no history of mental illness when President Bush ordered him detained in 2002 as a suspected Al Qaeda operative. But he does now.

re: #78 Lucius Septimius

Maybe he can borrow hamza's friend to come and look after him in prison.

re: #79 solomonpanting

Jose Padilla.. I thought his new name was mohammed al shagawagagandananga? Its funny how after theyget taken into custody, they change their name back. Any idea why?

Why is it that the example of the unsuccessful suicide bomber is not seen as the "will of God" by the true believers? Surely there have been enough examples by now...

re: #79 solomonpanting

re: #64 NoSubmission

Which arm was it?

The one that's left?
:/

BTW, since the surge has somewhat quieted the war's critics, a new "bash Bush of the week" story has emerged:

Miami - Jose Padilla had no history of mental illness when President Bush ordered him detained in 2002 as a suspected Al Qaeda operative. But he does now.

I told them they should not issue Qur'ans to the prisoners!

The bomber, Hicham Dokkali, was an engineer who worked in the tax office in Meknes, he added.

So much for my worrying that it might be some poor retard.

Enjoy the debriding a$$hole.

Miami - Jose Padilla had no history of mental illness when President Bush ordered him detained in 2002 as a suspected Al Qaeda operative. But he does now.

Well Bush does have a way of driving people crazy.

re: #84 abu_garcia

OT

i'm buying one of your rods and reels tomorrow.

To extract any and all terror related information from this man, I would suggest he be held in an infirmary, restrained, not put on a ventilator, not be given opiates or other pain killers, kept conscious and questioned. The discomfort from his self inflicted wounds should be enough to get him to talk.

If he dies from his burns then he dies.

He should not be allowed to run up a huge medical bill for the tax payers that could have been his victims.

re: #75 yah

The bus driver will soon be jailed and sued for racial profiling.

That would definitely happen in America today.

I have to check out early tonight, still working on sheet rocking...

Came across this, Pak getting ready to close the second Afghan refugee camp fully:

NOWSHERA, Aug 12: Police and Frontier Constabulary with armoured personnel carriers were deployed around the Jalozai refugee camp on Sunday to ensure that its directive to the Afghans living there to vacate the camp by the end of the current month is implemented.

Officials said 10 platoons of the FC and 15 of police had arrived at the camp housing over 120,000 Afghans.

District Police Officer Qazi Mohammad Jamil informed journalists that the security forces had set up a control room in the camp and the UNHCR and the Afghan Commissionerate would assist them in the evacuation of the camp.

The government has announced that the camp will be closed by the end of August. The refugees have been given the option to go back to their country under the voluntary repatriation programme sponsored by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees or relocate to Dir and Chitral districts.

This is a smart move, there's no reason to keep Afghan refugees in Pakistan anymore and if they continue to do that they will have the equivalent of Gaza in another fifteen years. The downside to this is that the Taliban in Afghanistan are going to get some reinforcements from this I would wager.

"Because he wasn't well armed, officials think it was a single handed effort not directly linked to known terrorist groups."

Jimminy! I'm ON FIRE now. Oops, wrong country.

re: #63 Lucius Septimius

Would you say he is smarter than or dumber than:
The last pair who couldn't drive a Jeep through doublepayne glass?

re: #79 solomonpanting

Right. Sure.

His "new" mental illness wouldn't happen to be something useful to his defense, like sudden rages, or weeks of irrational behavior, would it?

re: #86 dr. akim ullsheetbay

Good stuff.

re: #71 Lucius Septimius

That was the only clip I could find. I love CSN/Y. But, I was very disappointed in Neil Young's concert in Memphis many years ago when he went weird. Well, weird for even him. My memory is spotty but, I think it was in 81/82/83.

Islmaphobic racial profiling accusations coming up soon when next man of "middle-eastern" desent tries rushing onto the tourist bust with gas cannister tucked under arm, only to be stopped by vigilent bus driver.

Says, disaffected and deeply hurt Mahmoud Ahmed Ahmed "Our BBQ was ruined because of this atrocity"

Oh, I went and had a look at the slide show "The Black Day", again, as a reminder. There is quote in there from Thomas Jefferson, I think it says, "The cost of freedom is constant vigilence"

Well, there seems to a shit of people who dont think freedom is even worth that price. However, the bus driver deserves a medal.

re: #64 NoSubmission

The one carrying the gas cylinder.

re: #90 Dax

"Because he wasn't well armed, officials think it was a single handed effort not directly linked to known terrorist groups."

Jimminy! I'm ON FIRE now. Oops, wrong country.

The bottom line is that he is clearly linked to the cult of islam.

re: #93 abu_garcia

get me a discount?

The explosion, which occurred in the former imperial town of Meknes in a central square popular with foreign visitors, ripped off the arm of the 30-year-old Moroccan man who was carrying the gas cylinder.

Don't worry love, he's 'armless.
/east end accent

No fare, no virgins.

re: #80 baconeatingkaffir

re: #78 Lucius Septimius

Maybe he can borrow hamza's friend to come and look after him in prison.

Why did that make me think of this?

re: #87 Ledger1

He's in Morocco. I don't think we have to worry too much about someone expressing more than passing concern for his human rights.

And, since he worked for the tax office, I'm sure the sympathy of the Moroccan on the street will be severely limited.

Sorry, got that Jefferson quote wrong

"ETERNAL VIGILENCE IS THE PRICE OF LIBERTY"

How very true are these words.

re: #94 MandyManners

Was that in the "Shocking Pinks" era? That was way weird.

re: #98 dr. akim ullsheetbay

LOL, no, I just buy them too. I just named myself that when a lot of lizards were becoming abu this and abu that. Just for grins since I like to fish.

Jihadis Interruptus?

Rove, you magnificent bastid!

re: #85 yah

Miami - Jose Padilla had no history of mental illness when President Bush ordered him detained in 2002 as a suspected Al Qaeda operative. But he does now.

Well Bush does have a way of driving people crazy.

If Pres. Bush has the power to create massive hurricanes, anything is posible.

re: #99 Killgore Trout

The explosion, which occurred in the former imperial town of Meknes in a central square popular with foreign visitors, ripped off the arm of the 30-year-old Moroccan man who was carrying the gas cylinder.

Don't worry love, he's 'armless.
/east end accent

That was good K Trout!

I read the Qur'an, in fact five different ones, all translated into English by Muslims, and well I personally find nothing wrong with it. Its a perfectly good terrorist manual for murder, deceit, intolerance, war, rape, plunder, slavery and dominating the world if you ask me.

re: #105 abu_garcia

darn!

i figured you for a fisherman with a sense of humor.

gonna wet a line for 2 weeks straight come this weekend.

yee hah!

re: #91 screaming_eagle

re: #63 Lucius Septimius

Would you say he is smarter than or dumber than:
The last pair who couldn't drive a Jeep through doublepayne glass?

Not a fair question -- driving is a skill; spatter painting is an art.

re: #25 screaming_eagle

How many rasins do you get for losing an arm?

None, and now he can't even jerk off.

Why do they hate us so much. ;(

re: #43 Carol Herman

Ahhh...you have such a way with words...I wish the subject weren't so gruesome or horror-deflected...then I wouldn't feel guilty chuckling...

:)

re: #110 dr. akim ullsheetbay
My trip is 5 weeks out. I can't wait.

Should have gone to Morocco when I had the chance long ago. No way would I try it now. I can get carpets and stuff on ebay.

re: #112 Mambo Bananapatch

re: #25 screaming_eagle

How many rasins do you get for losing an arm?

None, and now he can't even jerk off.

But he could still check out the goats.

Looks like the islamo-pukes have been fielding their B-team lately. I wonder what gives.

re: #115 abu_garcia

you best be somewhere more south of me or your going to be cold.

i'm fishing the north shore of lake erie.

re: #112 Mambo Bananapatch

re: #25 screaming_eagle

How many rasins do you get for losing an arm?

None, and now he can't even jerk off.

If its 'is left arm he wont be able to wipe his arse, and if its 'is right arm he wont be welcome at the table.

Sure has stuffed this one up.

re: #113 Pdogg

Why do they hate us so much. ;(

Read the free book at this site and you will understand it all.

re: #100 pat

No fare, no virgins.

I wonder if Satan, when these islmofascist human butchers get there, doesn't have 72 really fine looking babes, and then, right when the jihadi is thinking, "it is true, this is Paradise", the 72 good looking babes trun into 72 Helen Thomas's, and then, into 72 Ted Kennedy's, and then into 72 Michael Moore's, etc.

Satan is not light on the punishment metted out.

I'm not up on islamic law or anything (*retch*) but do you get full credit if only your right arm makes it to Mecca?

re: #120 The flying Kiwi
That's what I mean. At some point they gotta relax the rules on that one, right?

re: #37 baconeatingkaffir

Gas canisters? As in natural gas? Here, we order one about every 2 months. FOr some stupid reason, the municipality hasn't hooked our block into the gas system. I live right behind the post office and I can't get cable. Gotta love Turkey!

___
The town I live in (about 35,000) doesn't even have a gas system. Everybody has a tank on their roof. Doesn't have cable either.

#20 holden mcgroyn
I 'm jealous of your generator, but can do without the hurricanes. I've been through seven, wouldn't bother me to never see another one.

re: #119 dr. akim ullsheetbay

Gulf of Mexico. Just as things start to mellow a bit (as long as we dodge the hurricanes).

re: #109 Piglet-U93

I read the Qur'an, in fact five different ones, all translated into English by Muslims, and well I personally find nothing wrong with it. Its a perfectly good terrorist manual for murder, deceit, intolerance, war, rape, plunder, slavery and dominating the world if you ask me.

And that is what the "moderate" Muslims believe, and practice.

Check out MSP radar!

Yowza!

re: #118 Cicero05

Looks like the islamo-pukes have been fielding their B-team lately. I wonder what gives.

I would think that even the B-team would be good enough to at least kill themselves. Maybe the D-team.

re: #126 abu_garcia

sounds lovely...as long as you miss the hurricanes...

gotta go check my fishing catalogues...next best thing to fishing is planning the fishing.

later!

The explosion ... ripped off the arm of the 30-year-old Moroccan man who was carrying the gas cylinder."

Well, I've gotta hand it to dear Hicham, this jogs my memory to what Churchill said about dealing with Stalin. Any alliance with Stalin would be akin to shaking hands with murder.

That almost got Churchill uninvited from the Tehran conference with Roosevelt and Stalin, where our nice Democrat President did this:

"Roosevelt continued his policy of agreeing with Stalin and denigrating Churchill. He consented to Stalin's demand for most of eastern Poland, asking only that his approval be kept quiet until after the 1944 elections, lest it cost him votes among the Polish-Americans"

-Fleming, The New Dealers' War.

re: #128 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

That's a heck of a storm. All we got around here is haze. I'd give anything for a nice T-storm followed by a slow soaking rain. Fat chance.

re: #130 dr. akim ullsheetbay
Later.

Hey Ed, is that an inflow notch in the first frame on the north side of the cell just north of MSP?

Moroccan Has An "Accident"

practice bomb run

re: #122 republic

re: #100 pat

No fare, no virgins.

I wonder if Satan, when these islmofascist human butchers get there, doesn't have 72 really fine looking babes, and then, right when the jihadi is thinking, "it is true, this is Paradise", the 72 good looking babes trun into 72 Helen Thomas's, and then, into 72 Ted Kennedy's, and then into 72 Michael Moore's, etc.

Satan is not light on the punishment metted out.

Life is not fair, and I am sure Satan is not either.

re: #132 Lucius Septimius

re: #128 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

That's a heck of a storm. All we got around here is haze. I'd give anything for a nice T-storm followed by a slow soaking rain. Fat chance.

The rain will come eventually.

Whatever you do, don't worry about it, because there is absolutely nothing that you, or any other human can do about, contrary to what Algore says or does.

:)

re: #79 solomonpanting

re: #64 NoSubmission

Which arm was it?

The one that's left?

Now, that's just sick.

(Why am I laughing?)

re: #128 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Check out MSP radar!

Yowza!

When hurricane and tornado seasons overlap, well, that is like Christmas in August.

re: #129 screaming_eagle

re: #118 Cicero05

Looks like the islamo-pukes have been fielding their B-team lately. I wonder what gives.

I would think that even the B-team would be good enough to at least kill themselves. Maybe the D-team.

This does raise some real questions, though. Are they having difficulty recruiting people for these assignments? We've heard the propaganda about the "10,000 Martyrs." But I wonder whether the last few botched attacks indicates a breakdown in training and preparation -- nothing like the long-term planning or the logistical backing that went into the 9/11 attacks seem to be there in these recent episodes -- they seem rushed and sort of panicked.

re: #131 blackpajamas

Churchill made his own deals with Stalin; including handing over a whole lot of "former people" and cossacks.

There is plenty of opprobrium to go around.

re: #137 MandyManners

Now, that's just sick.

(Why am I laughing?)

'Cause you're just one sick puppy.
:P

re: #138 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Oh, goody! :)

re: #135 pat

re: #122 republic

re: #100 pat

No fare, no virgins.

I wonder if Satan, when these islmofascist human butchers get there, doesn't have 72 really fine looking babes, and then, right when the jihadi is thinking, "it is true, this is Paradise", the 72 good looking babes trun into 72 Helen Thomas's, and then, into 72 Ted Kennedy's, and then into 72 Michael Moore's, etc.

Satan is not light on the punishment metted out.

Life is not fair, and I am sure Satan is not either.

I honestly do feel real bad for the people who don't care if they end up there or not.

The solution is the simplest solution that there is, as how to not end up there, but, humans, have complicated themselves beyond hope, at least most of them have.

How very sad.

re: #85 yah

I met Jose Padilla once. He was working at a taco bell where I happened to go to sometimes back then. First off when I say he was "working" there I use the term loosely. As he didn't seem to make any tacos while I was there. I wouldn't have care about that or even noticed him if not for the fact that he gave me the evil eye for 20 minutes strait.

So if you work for Taco Bell please be advised that you should in fact make tacos, not stare at customers with your arms crossed. You should also smile. And last but not least you shouldn't have a gigantic unibrow that scares customers almost as much as your creepy staring.

Imperial town?, in morocco?. (Grin).

Let's give him a hand!

re: #135 pat

Life is not fair, and I am sure Satan is not either.

Do you ever wonder if Satan is scrupulously fair? It's sort of like the thought of perfect justice; fine when you first think of it, then really terrifying as you sort through the implications.

re: #138 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

re: #128 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Check out MSP radar!

Yowza!

When hurricane and tornado seasons overlap, well, that is like Christmas in August.

It's been going on for 4.5 billion years, nothing about the weather gets me excited any more.

I understand your interest in the weather, however.

Thanks for the outstanding reporting, without the msm spin.

re: #104 Lucius Septimius

re: #94 MandyManners

Was that in the "Shocking Pinks" era? That was way weird.

I do believe it was.

re: #144 Pdogg

No shit?

The Libel Tourist Strikes Again

"There's been very little mainstream media coverage" of the Alms for Jihad story, observes Jeffrey Stern, president of the Los Angeles-based Bonus Books (which published Funding Evil). This lack of outrage is "absolutely appalling," Ehrenfeld says. "They are burning books now in England, and we are sitting here doing nothing." As for her own legal struggle, she says, "It's been a very lonely fight. It still is."

from the original article;

The explosion... ripped off the arm of the 30-year-old Moroccan man who was carrying
the gas cylinder.

hmmm..
kinda reminds me of the time in England when a "profile" walked into a (McDonalds ) restroom with a "gas cylinder".
ya know, an everyday commodity along with his cigarettes and lighter that you take into the restroom everyday

Bed time, worst of storm misses Western MSP area.

But, tie-dye colored satellite loop of Cat 3 Hurricane Flossie approaching the Big Island.

See ya on the Mornin' Dead Thread...

It's true. Unbelievably I also met another would be terrorist.

Is everyone eating dinner, or something?

Good evening all,

User question. If lizards wanted to contact me by e-mail, could they do it by just clicking on my name? Or do I just post my e-mail address in a post.

I'm starting my lobbying effort to limit Muslim immigration into Canada in favour of Jews, Europeans, Indian Hindus, Chinese, etc. Basically, keep out the people that want me dead, bring in the educated rest that want to live in peace.

re: #147 Dianna

re: #135 pat

Life is not fair, and I am sure Satan is not either.

Do you ever wonder if Satan is scrupulously fair? It's sort of like the thought of perfect justice; fine when you first think of it, then really terrifying as you sort through the implications.

Satans sole purpose, is to "steal, kill, and destroy."

Many peaople have, and will sell their soul to him, for a few very brief moments of "pleasure", and then pay, for eternity, in a state of pain, torture, "wailing and gnashing of teeth, evil, that man couldn't imagine, ever.

re: #144 Pdogg
So if a Muslim does make tacos, does he use both hands or just one?

re: #155 Dianna

i think everyone ran out of one-arm jokes

This event will be the downfall of all the thirty-something, one-armed, Moroccan Islamist fascist males and yes, dare I say, psychotic engineers in the entire world. They now will all be profiled and duly so (it is about time).

When next I am in a smoke-filled Marrakesh casino and see a one-armed blackjack dealer, I will leave in haste to spend my francs in another place for fear of the man exploding his other arm near me.

re: #149 MandyManners

re: #104 Lucius Septimius

re: #94 MandyManners

Was that in the "Shocking Pinks" era? That was way weird.

I do believe it was.

That was a disappointment, especially coming right after the whole "Live Rust" thing.

One of my best friends I and met in a class once ... he said "he tried to do his best ..." to which I answered "but he could not." That was more than twenty years ago and we're still best of friends.

re: #134 Airedale

Moroccan Has An "Accident"

[Link: www.liveleak.com...]

practice bomb run

*snort*

Poor bastard will never get his virgins doing that.

but the driver had the presence of mind to close the door in his face

Ralph Kramden would be proud. To the moon Beeetch!

re: #144 Pdogg

re: #85 yah

I met Jose Padilla once. He was working at a taco bell where I happened to go to sometimes back then. First off when I say he was "working" there I use the term loosely. As he didn't seem to make any tacos while I was there. I wouldn't have care about that or even noticed him if not for the fact that he gave me the evil eye for 20 minutes strait.

One day Chalupas, the next day, dirty bombs.

re: #156 Canadian Infidel

Good evening all,

User question. If lizards wanted to contact me by e-mail, could they do it by just clicking on my name? Or do I just post my e-mail address in a post.

I'm starting my lobbying effort to limit Muslim immigration into Canada in favour of Jews, Europeans, Indian Hindus, Chinese, etc. Basically, keep out the people that want me dead, bring in the educated rest that want to live in peace.

Never post your email address in any comment, ever.

Clicking on your nic, is the safest way for people to email you.

The good news is...this was the last time he will ever be...drum roll please...armed and dangerous.

re: #141 solomonpanting

re: #137 MandyManners

Now, that's just sick.
(Why am I laughing?)

'Cause you're just one sick puppy.
:P

Could very well be.

Has Rage Boy signed up yet for a bombing run? Will he yell us when and where? Has Sadre scheduled a dentist visit? Questions such as these burn through the minds of the LGF minions. While watching a suiciding Muslim cultist, likely being investigated for bribery, blow himself up is of passing interest to a bus load of Lizards slumming it through another Islamic hellhole, cocktails in hand, the true curiosities of Islam are further down the road.

re: #159 bosforus

Well, he could star in the next Fugitive movie...as the one armed man.

re: #158 Right Wing Nut Job

I don't know. I do know several Muslims. My best friend is Muslim and I have a Muslim brother in law. I can't recall them making tacos sorry.

re: #146 cbinflux

Let's give him a hand!

Okay.

#151 cbinflux

"There's been very little mainstream media coverage" of the Alms for Jihad story

Kinda creepy how that ties in to this thread, since Mr. Dokkali may now be found on a Morrocan street corner with a sign that reads:

Arms for Jihad

re: #169 cookie

i think someone already referenced that movie. see what i mean?

re: #157 republic

Republic, I'm not trying to start a religious discussion. I was considering the implications if you start thinking about it, if Satan is (as a fallen angel might just be), absolutely, scrupulously, fair.

Just think about it.

re: #78 Lucius Septimius

re: #74 NoSubmission

re: #67 Lucius Septimius

re: #64 NoSubmissionThe missing one ...

LOL! Only asking because the RoP has certain rules for each hand.

Yeah, and if he only has the poopy one left, what oh what will he do?

Starve?

re: #164 Cicero05

Should I also tell the story about the time I was in a terrorist house?

re: #165 republic

Thanks republic. I wanted to send an e-mail to a supporter on a previous thread but clicking on the user-name didn't give me any results.

I've received e-mails of support from a few other Canucks from different sites. My movement is currently experiencing a daily 300% population increase, which, if I'm not mistaken, currently outpaces the world's fastest growing religion.

Thanks again. And if you can advise further, please do.

re: #161 Lucius Septimius

I went expecting songs from that album! (Yeah, I wasn't a hard-core fan.)

re: #159 bosforus

Can't be. I haven't seen a reference to bandits, lost wages, or paper hanging yet.

Religion of Pieces.

re: #131 blackpajamas

The explosion ... ripped off the arm of the 30-year-old Moroccan man who was carrying the gas cylinder."

Well, I've gotta hand it to dear Hicham, this jogs my memory to what Churchill said about dealing with Stalin. Any alliance with Stalin would be akin to shaking hands with murder.

That almost got Churchill uninvited from the Tehran conference with Roosevelt and Stalin, where our nice Democrat President did this:

"Roosevelt continued his policy of agreeing with Stalin and denigrating Churchill. He consented to Stalin's demand for most of eastern Poland, asking only that his approval be kept quiet until after the 1944 elections, lest it cost him votes among the Polish-Americans"

-Fleming, The New Dealers' War.

Additionally, Roosevelt said he, "didn't care whether the countries bordering Russia became communised or not".

Which makes me wonder what presumptive Democrat Presidential candidates will do to contain Iran, if elected.

I wish some techie would create a device that could be mounted to a predator that would cause explosives to detonate. Imagine the surprise when one swoops over a seemingly innocent neighborhood and several innocent by standers go boom! It would be so sweet!

re: #176 Pdogg

re: #164 Cicero05

Should I also tell the story about the time I was in a terrorist house?

Man, what neighborhood do you hang out in? My Taco Bell only has illegal aliens.

re: #166 red satellite

The good news is...this was the last time he will ever be...drum roll please...armed and dangerous.

lol
--- thank you and goodnight.
don't forget to tip your waitress

Lucious: Check this out. The last fashion show they had for muslimah in Ankara. Gotta love the veil! Funny how they havn't shown real mhoammedian fashion: explosive vests!

The wanker obviously was using his whack-off hand on the trigger.
Serious misjudgment I'd say. Kudos to the alert bus driver.

Had dinner two nights ago in a Moroccan restaurant in FL. It was quite good and the wine was from the Meknes area, the same town.

Its too bad that its not safe to go anywhere these days. I wish we could eradicate this type of filth once and for all

re: #118 Cicero05

Looks like the islamo-pukes have been fielding their B-team lately. I wonder what gives.

The A team has been getting their asses handed to them in Iraq and Afghanistan.

re: #169 cookie

i think someone already referenced that movie. see what i mean?

3puttbogey's (#1) profile blurb reads as follows:

I have neither the time nor the patience for this nonsense.

For that, the Lizard Nation extends our profound thanks.

re: #178 MandyManners

His first album to come out after Rust Never Sleeps, "Hawks and Doves" was a disappointment, mostly because much of it was old studio stuff. Re-act-or was just stupid. It was downhill from there.

My two favorites (at least in terms of how frequently I'll drag them out) remain "On the Beach" and, above all, "Tonight's the Night."

re: #189 bosforus

stupid computer making me double post!

re: #181 blackpajamas

Roosevelt was hellbent on breaking up the old colonial empires. Given that his closest advisers were, at best, dupes of the communists, he really did not believe that communism was that bad.

Roosevelt made some perfectly idiotic - with evil consequences - decisions. But how much bearing he'll have on the modern Democrat candidates is rather questionable.

#121 Piglet-U93
I checked out the Prophet of Doom book. I looked at the report on Somalia. This is what it says:

On October 3rd, 1993, in one of the most visual incidents of Islamic terrorism ever captured on film, Muslim militants in Mogadishu, Somalia, shot down two Black Hawk helicopters. Americans had been deployed in Somalia by George H.W. Bush on a highly politicized humanitarian mission in league with the United Nations called "Restore Hope." In addition to deposing the ruling regime, they were trying to do the impossible: stabilize the failed Islamic state, restore order, and prevent mass starvation in a land corrupted in Islam.

As a direct result of Muslims rejecting humanitarian offers of life, liberty, and prosperity, 18 U.S. soldiers were killed. Most of them died trying to rescue their fallen comrades. Several Americans had their bodies mutilated and Celebrating death and mutilating corpses is something that can help bring Muslims together - despite their differences. dragged through the streets as if they were a prize. The very people these soldiers were there to liberate and to free, murdered them in what could only be called a frenzied celebration of death. This was an unfortunately predictable display of Islam's corruptive nature and the traditions inspired in Allah's tales of torture.

The problem is President Bush did order troops into Somalia (in 1991) to aid in humanitarian efforts, as stated, but President Clinton changed that mission to one of military intervention in 1993. President Clinton's change of mission led to the Black Hawk disaster. But, where in the text does it state that? The way the text reads the whole thing was President Bush's fault. That's misleading and inaccurate, to say the least. That mistake, purposeful or not, puts the integrity of the entire book into question.

re: #174 Dianna

re: #157 republic

Republic, I'm not trying to start a religious discussion. I was considering the implications if you start thinking about it, if Satan is (as a fallen angel might just be), absolutely, scrupulously, fair.

Just think about it.

I wasn't trying to start a religous discussion either, I just can't pass up an oppurtunity to point out facts.

Satan is not fair, and those are not my words, and that I know, beyond the shadow of any doubt.

There never has, and there never will be a single, solitary soul that Satan has taken, that won't be in anything other than sheer torture, for ever, including the angels tht fell with him, and, including, even himself.

Please, please, don't fall for the deception that Satan may be fair.

re: #183 Cicero05

I live in Florida and happen to have been close with Muslims here. I've even been in A few Mosques (1000 point bonus because I'm a Jew)

re: #185 baconeatingkaffir

Man, that just ain't right!

re: #177 Canadian Infidel

re: #165 republic

Thanks republic. I wanted to send an e-mail to a supporter on a previous thread but clicking on the user-name didn't give me any results.

I've received e-mails of support from a few other Canucks from different sites. My movement is currently experiencing a daily 300% population increase, which, if I'm not mistaken, currently outpaces the world's fastest growing religion.

Thanks again. And if you can advise further, please do.

You'll have to ask one of the better informed Lizards, exactly how the blue nic email system works.

I do, however, want to come up there at least once in this lifetime, and shoot a monster, monster Whitetail buck.

:)

re: #193 Dianna

re: #181 blackpajamas

Roosevelt was hellbent on breaking up the old colonial empires. Given that his closest advisers were, at best, dupes of the communists, he really did not believe that communism was that bad.

Roosevelt made some perfectly idiotic - with evil consequences - decisions. But how much bearing he'll have on the modern Democrat candidates is rather questionable.

I'm not quite convinced that Hillary et alii are totally incapable of making some perfectly idiotic - with evil consequences - decisions.

But it also makes me wonder then, which past Democrat Presidents will have bearing on the modern Democrat candidates? (besides Slick Willy)

re: #187 Reev

Its too bad that its not safe to go anywhere these days. I wish we could eradicate this type of filth once and for all

We could, easily, but we won't.

Sad, but true.

re: #174 Dianna

re: #157 republic

Republic, I'm not trying to start a religious discussion. I was considering the implications if you start thinking about it, if Satan is (as a fallen angel might just be), absolutely, scrupulously, fair.

Just think about it.

My guess is, Stan was a lawyer in another universe. Think about it. He knows the rules backward and forward, can promise you things, but stay within the bounds of the laws, then when you want your 'promised' rewards, he'll quote it back at you, and you're screwed!

re: #195 republic

Please let it be.

re: #199 blackpajamas

re: #193 Dianna

re: #181 blackpajamas

Roosevelt was hellbent on breaking up the old colonial empires. Given that his closest advisers were, at best, dupes of the communists, he really did not believe that communism was that bad.

Roosevelt made some perfectly idiotic - with evil consequences - decisions. But how much bearing he'll have on the modern Democrat candidates is rather questionable.

I'm not quite convinced that Hillary et alii are totally incapable of making some perfectly idiotic - with evil consequences - decisions.

But it also makes me wonder then, which past Democrat Presidents will have bearing on the modern Democrat candidates? (besides Slick Willy)

Well, JFK has absolutely no bearing on the current Democrats, including his own brother, so the possibilities are slim, to none.

re: #194 gringo

The whole invasion of Somalia was instigated by that despicable shit, Stephen Lewis.

Canada's ambassador to the UN.

.re: #194 gringo

The problem is President Bush did order troops into Somalia (in 1991) to aid in humanitarian efforts, as stated, but President Clinton changed that mission to one of military intervention in 1993. President Clinton's change of mission led to the Black Hawk disaster. But, where in the text does it state that? The way the text reads the whole thing was President Bush's fault. That's misleading and inaccurate, to say the least. That mistake, purposeful or not, puts the integrity of the entire book into question.

Free drink for you.

re: #202 Dianna

re: #195 republic

Please let it be.

That's fine Dianna, I'm accustomed to people very much disliking any such talk here.

re: #201 bikermailman

re: #174 Dianna

re: #157 republic

Republic, I'm not trying to start a religious discussion. I was considering the implications if you start thinking about it, if Satan is (as a fallen angel might just be), absolutely, scrupulously, fair.

Just think about it.

My guess is, Stan was a lawyer in another universe. Think about it. He knows the rules backward and forward, can promise you things, but stay within the bounds of the laws, then when you want your 'promised' rewards, he'll quote it back at you, and you're screwed!

Heh.

re: #205 screaming_eagle

Everything is Bush's fault. Bush 1 or Bush 2.

re: #202 Dianna

re: #195 republic

Please let it be.

Also, why would you ask such a question, and then not accept even one answer about it?

Sheesh.

Charles, when I click the lgf of #1, there appears a message,

I have neither the time nor the patience for this nonsense.

Is that your message? Or 3puttbogey 's?

(just curious)

"...The bomber, Hicham Dokkali, was an engineer who worked in the tax office in Meknes, he added..."

Engineers, Doctors? What the hell? But...but...we've always been told it was poor, oppressed people with no money and nothing to lose that became walking, talking, blowing up fuel pods.

Ever wonder why none of the their jihad leaders, imams, mullahs, or political leaders ever take this route?

Engineers, doctors, lawyers, oh my!

That's gonna leave a mark.

Maybe this guy will re-think the whole "God is on my side" thing.

I'm not quite convinced that Hillary et alii are totally incapable of making some perfectly idiotic - with evil consequences - decisions.

Lady MacBubba will certainly make decisions with evil consequences, but they won't be idiotic. She's cold, calculating, very smart, and out for only herself. The rest of us are collateral damage.

Dunno what ol' Hicham's gonna do with the time on his hand s , but if the arm's looking for work, I'd suggest the casting agent for the next Addam's Family flick... Just need to get a foot in the door.

re: #214 ripper

I'm not quite convinced that Hillary et alii are totally incapable of making some perfectly idiotic - with evil consequences - decisions.

Lady MacBubba will certainly make decisions with evil consequences, but they won't be idiotic. She's cold, calculating, very smart, and out for only herself. The rest of us are collateral damage.

That is a spot on observation, it is the truth about Hillary.

In fact, that is exactly what Hillary is.

re: #199 blackpajamas

Interesting question. It's clear to me that none of them are Harry Truman.

crummy engineer... crummy tax man... crummy bomb maker... crummy dude... (crummy one armed dude). Waa haa.

Sweet.

Bus Driver Disarms Terrorist Engineer

re: #211 Outrider

Engineers, Doctors? What the hell? But...but...we've always been told it was poor, oppressed people with no money and nothing to lose that became walking, talking, blowing up fuel pods.

I thought the same thing after the last London attack.

But it appears that Islamics have much lower standards for Doctors, Engineers and lab techs than the rest of the world. Here they have complete access to any precursor chemical they want and the best they can come up with is setting fire to propane cylinders?

Unless they're purposefully sending in their 3rd string to get us to lower our guard, we've already won.

I may be the only one who believes this but I never have thought Hillary Rotten to be all that bright. How many times much she remove her foot from her mouth? I think she's calculating, manipulative, self-absorbed, and power hungry but smart? I don't think so. I should add that would apply to most politicians IMHO.

I do think her husband is smart.

re: #209 republic

You weren't answering what I was saying. Bikermailman did.

I'm sorry I brought it up.

Hillary may have more to worry about than her rivals in the GOP:

Clinton a drag? Dems fear her negatives

Looking past the presidential nomination fight, Democratic leaders quietly fret that Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton at the top of their 2008 ticket could hurt candidates at the bottom.
They say the former first lady may be too polarizing for much of the country. She could jeopardize the party's standing with independent voters and give Republicans who otherwise might stay home on Election Day a reason to vote, they worry.

re: #198 republic

And if we can figure out a way for you to e-mail me, I will gladly give you a place to stay.

Thanks again republic.
I've just been e-mailing back my supporters. The movement grows...

Now he'll have to eat with his poopy hand.

/soap and toilet paper have their advantages

re: #11 bosforus

Arm & Slammer

re: #216 republic

re: #214 ripper

I'm not quite convinced that Hillary et alii are totally incapable of making some perfectly idiotic - with evil consequences - decisions.

Lady MacBubba will certainly make decisions with evil consequences, but they won't be idiotic. She's cold, calculating, very smart, and out for only herself. The rest of us are collateral damage.

That is a spot on observation, it is the truth about Hillary.

In fact, that is exactly what Hillary is.

I don't know about "not idiotic". She's not very skilled politically (seriously, what has she ever done, other than fumble or lay low?). She tries to pull of the shameless pandering that is the Clinton hallmark, but she's all BS and no grease, unlike her husband. She can't hide behind oily steal-your-undies-without-removing-your-skirt "charm" like Bill.

re: 45
Maybe another 48 hours of contemplating raisins if CVVHD started along with a few pressors.

re: #222 goodbye_natalie

I think she's very smart about a lot of things. I also think she has the worst political tin ear I've ever witnessed.

Which may be the salvation of the republic.

re: #218 WindHorse

M.A.S.H.

Dianna, (with two n's), I think we are non-violent agreement that Roosevelt was a quasi-socialist poofter. Both Roosevelt and Stalin wanted to see old European powers crippled.

Additionally, when Stalin made noises about Germany being an outlaw nation that should be rendered impotent forever, Roosevelt said nothing, letting him get away with the remark.

Which is more remarkable today, in that even Stalin, when suggesting that 50,000 German officers be taken outside and shot, does not come close the clearly worded threat of Amahdinejad to wipe Isreal off the map (Roosevelt jokingly talked him down to 49,000 - which angered Churchill even more).

I guess the question I'm trying to answer (not directed towards anyone in particular) is whether or not Hillary Clinton is, in any appreciable sense, a New Dealer, especially with respect to foreign policy.

re: #207 republic

Killian is gonna be PISSED!

holy hell, what's this all about
St Petersburg train exlposion injures 20.
anyone have any other info?

re: #128 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

You gots nuthin on me...

My storm is bigger than your storm...

I'm still curious as to just where Hillary earned the "smart" tag. The MSM? Duh.

Blue evening for me tonight. My first born leaves for college tomorrow 500 miles away and her daddy is going to miss her. It went by in a flash.

They'' have to take this bomb from my cold, dead hand!

re: #236 Cartman

I'm still curious as to just where Hillary earned the "smart" tag. The MSM? Duh.

Here: www.akc.org

re: #236 Cartman

I've been meaning to ask you if you were feeling a little more up? Been thinking about you when I took a look at the Ohio Rambo barbeque from last year.

re: #232 blackpajamas

I don't think so; as wrong-headed as Roosevelt could be, he actually did believe in America. I do not believe Hillary cares for anyone but herself, and what it would feel like to wield power.

The strangest thing, to my eye, is that she knows perfectly well that the longest she could hold power is eight years - this country is not going to repeal the Presidential Term Limit, and there is no possibility of a coup - so I'm not entirely sure why she wants it. On my worst days, I wonder if she suffers from that bottomless rage that creates bullies; but I'm not a psychologist, and I really don't know.

I do know, however, that, while the country would survive her, it would take twenty years to recover from 4 years of her, and some of us might not.

re: #234 bosforus

wascally Georgians?

Dianna & republic -

You're not so far apart. To my mind, the notion of a merciful, compassionate Almighty suggests a spirit generous beyond meager fairness, far beyond. Strict, unforgiving fairness seems the domain of lesser, soulless creatures.

re: #182 CloneTrooper

I wish some techie would create a device that could be mounted to a predator that would cause explosives to detonate.

Maybe there is a clue in Mining Industry safety regulations. Like, do the opposite.regarding extraneous electricity..

If extraneous electricity is suspected in an area where electric detonators are used, loading shall be suspended until tests determine that stray current does not exceed 0.05 amperes through a 1-ohm resister when measured at the location of the electric detonators. If greater levels of extraneous electricity are found, the source shall be determined and no loading shall take place until the condition is corrected.

re: #243 Clemente

Excellent reply.

re: #234 bosforus

holy hell, what's this all about
St Petersburg train exlposion injures 20.
anyone have any other info?

The operator, Russian Railways, also said that the train driver heard a loud bang immediately before the incident happened, around 9:45 pm

that's always a good sign. my parents were on that train last month, at that same time. they were also at the glasgow airport and earl's court two weeks before all of that mess. i'm never going to europe

The next video "How to build a bomb with one arm" will be out soon.

Is is just me or has this suicide thingy gotten to be like a fad. I honestly believe most of them have forgotten why they're killing themselves. I also believe that most of them have no idea what they believe in, do not have the ability to actually love something or someone, do not have any respect for anything that doesn't belong to them, do not know anything about the god they think they believe in (or the one someone told them they believe in), do not know how to rationalize anything, do not know how to nurture children, do not know how to respect the woman that brought these children into this world, or have any "walking about" sense whatsoever.

I read this article tonight and the here's what I saw: A grown man going to work every day spending hours on hours thinking about strapping a bomb to himself, and thinking about how it would make him a "great martyr". No thoughts about his family. No regard for them at all. No care about who he will kill or how it will leave their families. No care...no regard...no nothing...just kill. Not happy until someone is dead.

This is pathetic. There are no excuses. This man deserves no audience.

re: #237 goodbye_natalie

Blue evening for me tonight. My first born leaves for college tomorrow 500 miles away and her daddy is going to miss her. It went by in a flash.

My niece leaves for her first year tomorrow, as well. Kind of bittersweet. I handed her a bunch of "walkin' around money" and told her to behave, and call me every now and then. Life's progressions, I guess. Hope your daughter has a great experience.

re: #244 Mich-again

Oooh!

I got to read (it was a reward for reading a lot of other stuff) the California Code of Regulations on explosives. There was some deeply amusing stuff to be found there.

Essentially, if someone could do something brainless (burn the box and paper the explosives came in, f'r instance), they had, so there was a regulation against it.

re: #242 cbinflux

re: #234 bosforus

wascally Georgians?

who knows? a lot of conflicting stories. 10 injured, 60 injured, outside explosion, underneath explosion, all cars derailed, 3 cars derailed

re: #231 cbinflux

huh? (I liked your "diarming" comment btw...)

Gimme three stones
gimme three stones Achmed
those three stones on the floor

gimme three stones in my left hand
and then please close the door

I think the perfect punishment for this guy is the following.

Life in prison and a prosthetic arm that randomly smacks him in the forehead and plays the Homer Simpson D'oh.

oops

re: #237 goodbye_natalie

I hope your daughter does brilliantly, and makes you proud.

Tesco bans clown from using balloons

He has already been forced to stop using a bubble-making machine after being refused public liability insurance because insurers said the bubbles might cause the children to slip and hurt themselves. "At this rate I will have no act left," Mr Turner, from Sheffield, said. A Tesco spokesman said: "This is a health and safety issue.

"We have banned balloons because latex is used in the manufacture of them and this can trigger an allergic reaction in some children. We always have the welfare of children at heart.

/how did children ever survive 30 years ago?

re: #256 Killian Bundy

some people are allergic to the sun, the government should block it out

re: #226 Killian Bundy

Now he'll have to eat with his poopy hand.

/soap and toilet paper have their advantages

Bad visuals...{shudder}

some people are allergic to stupidity... (harumph)

re: #157 republic

re: #147 Dianna

re: #135 pat

Life is not fair, and I am sure Satan is not either.

Do you ever wonder if Satan is scrupulously fair? It's sort of like the thought of perfect justice; fine when you first think of it, then really terrifying as you sort through the implications.

Satans sole purpose, is to "steal, kill, and destroy."

Many peaople have, and will sell their soul to him, for a few very brief moments of "pleasure", and then pay, for eternity, in a state of pain, torture, "wailing and gnashing of teeth, evil, that man couldn't imagine, ever.

Satan rebelled against God and want to come between us and His grace. That's why Dante describes the ninth circle of Hell as frozen ice: the ultimate separation from God's love and light.

He made he choice and was expelled from Heaven. We're free to make our choices; he's always there to nudge us in the wrong direction so that we will share his fate.

reuters canada calls it a bomb

re: #241 Dianna