Another great video

I fail to see why Britain insists on keeping islamist "imams" on the dole in the UK.

I agree with Granny. They Brits have been begging for this for a generation, supporting both these imams and their followers on the dole.

Wouldn't you love to put this guy and a scientologist in a padded cell somewhere, and see who comes out?

Islamists are the masters of the world.

Point that finger at me hoss and I will snap it off and feed it to my dogs.

During the upcoming few years we will see who is the 'master' of the world. Clue, it isn't anyone who follows the prophet for profit.

Sorry about going OT so soon, but something is SERIOUSLY wrong in Israel:

[Link: www.cnn.com...]

Pray for Israel. It's not the place I remember...

~Norsk Troll

usually media player vids work for me...not this time...not sure why?

"and you will see that Islamists are the masters of their domain!"

Wow, I highly recommend the transcript.

The Islamist nut claims that Christians eat Turkey on Christmas day in order to symbolize the fact that they beat the Turks... the Ottomons...

Astounding.

And at the end they call each other these fascinating insults. Quentin Teratino should take notes.

re: #8 Dayenu

The guy knows it's a lie. All he can speak are lies.

Absolutely! :) I like that --good summation! :) "They all belong in the madhouse." :)

This is the voice of Hitler. There is nothing the Islamofascist is saying that is not cut from the cloth of Nazism. There are a few gratuitous references to Islam, but the basic foundation of the rhetoric is fascism. Central is the idea of perpetual war as what defines the identity of the "Ummah."

re: #6 soul surfer

usually media player vids work for me...not this time...not sure why?

I just clicked on the picture.

Wow~!

This guy really "gets it", doesn't he?

"We are the prey between two groups: The military dictators and the Islamic extremists".

"We don't have Democracy, we don't even know what it is~!"

"A ballot box is not Democracy. A ballot box is just a box of glass."

I like the cut his jib. This Arab Intellectual should be bandied about all over Islamistan...until he has his head cut off by the Adherents of The Religion of Peace, that is.

Death Fatwah issued against this guy in 5, 4, 3, ...

~Norsk Troll

Curious to hear how reasonable the guy in the striped shirt would sound if the topic were Israel.

Not holding my breath his apparent sanity would hold up well.

Well, at least he got the part right where he says, "We do not understand democracy!"

Maybe he should forward that to CAIR. They're having problems with that whole 'democracy concept' thing themselves.

I am a cancer cell that eats Turkey on Christmas.

FEAR ME!

well, couldn't see the vid, but the transcript was indeed astounding...good to see there is some reason in that sea of inequity

Too bad Sayid Al Qimni will have a fatwa om him by the end of the day

The Islamists are always the ones who help people, and save them from their plight. They are active, and that is why they are envied by these microbes, which have spread their ideology throughout our countries. These Islamists, even in Jordan... Take any place in the world, and you will see that the Islamists are the masters of the world. There are no real men except for the people of Islam. Look at the people who give reason to hold the head of Islam high. In politics – they are the masters. In the battlefield – they are the masters. They are the ones who rub in the mud the nose of the occupation forces in Afghanistan, in Iraq, in Palestine, and throughout the world. The perpetuality of the conflict makes them strong. In contrast, what is the contribution of those who are devoid of any ideology, whose faith has been deformed, who are divorced of their religion? What have they contributed? The only thing they have contributed is destruction. They are evil omens for their peoples. They lead their people to hell. The masses must vomit them from their midst. They should be placed in public squares, so that people can hit them with their shoes and spit on them. Their place is with the occupiers.

Interviewer: We got the idea. Thank you very much.

Sayid Al-Qimni: This man uses filthy and nauseating language. To hell with him.

Hani Al-Sibai: "My tongue is sharp, and has no flaw, and my sea is too vast for your buckets," Qimni.

Sayid Al-Qimni: You are completely insane. Go away. Go. What, all the garbage dumps were closed and they had to go the sewage to get you?

[...]

Our colleges and universities are not recognized in the world. The universities of Cairo and Ein Shams are ranked below 3,000 in the world. We do not have education. Look at the universities today – all you can see is the hijab and niqab. You see a single pupil peering through an eye of a needle. What is this – a centaur?

re: #13 EtNorskTroll

I don't want his head cut off! ): He's nice!

Wow, what a contrast between these two gents. One was a raving idiot and the other (Arab intellectual) was a voice of reason, clearly stating what he thinks are the root causes of the problems facing ME culture. I'm not sure, but it seemed like the intellectual was not islamic? Or at least he realizes the flaws in the islamic culture.

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re: #2 galloping granny

I fail to see why Britain insists on keeping islamist "imams" on the dole in the UK.

It's so hard to work when you're down the road with your arse up in the air most of the day

Scum. Pure scum...

[Link: sheikyermami.com...]

UK: Brownshirts, Assclowns & Climate Changers

[Link: sheikyermami.com...]

re: #8 Dayenu

The Islamist nut claims that Christians eat Turkey on Christmas day in order to symbolize the fact that they beat the Turks... the Ottomons...

The bulwrk household always has ham on Christmas to celebrate our victory over Thanksgiving.

/

ah hell we just like ham

Al-Sibai lives with his wife and five children in a £600,000 four-bedroom housing association home in a fashionable area of Hammersmith, west London.

A British lizard may correct me, but I believe this means that said house is provided by the British taxpayers. So not only is he on the dole he also gets a home worth $1.1 million US$.

re: #8 Dayenu

Wow I never knew that about turkey. To be honest I don't like turkey all that much and usually eat what ever else there is even on thanksgiving. But now that I know eating it is an insult to Islam, well guess I am going to have to each a little every day!

'Out of context' of course, what did you think?

re: #8 Dayenu

Wow, I highly recommend the transcript.
The Islamist nut claims that Christians eat Turkey on Christmas day in order to symbolize the fact that they beat the Turks... the Ottomons...
Astounding.
And at the end they call each other these fascinating insults. Quentin Teratino should take notes.

If this guy realized the mocking he's gonna take for this, he'd hide his camel in shame.

The best thing we can do is publish and let people listen to these lunatics.

re: #25 nevergiveup

re: #8 Dayenu

Wow I never knew that about turkey. To be honest I don't like turkey all that much and usually eat what ever else there is even on thanksgiving. But now that I know eating it is an insult to Islam, well guess I am going to have to each a little every day!

Uh, that's not why we eat turkey on Thanksgiving.

Why is the sane one considered a liberal? UK Islamist vs. Arab Liberal

The intellectual says, "The ballot box alone does not constitute democracy" And, "Our universities rank below 3000 in the world"

The Islamofascist screams paranoid fantasies concerning confusion about eating turkey and eating Islamists.

The wimp of a moderator gets a look of longing in his eyes while lusting after the Islamofascist.

One of these guys is a dead man walking and it's not the fascist or the wimp.

Pretty scary.

i have some thoughts about this, but i'll have to wait to post them - i'm too busy eating this turkey sandwich - yummy!

Great video. I just watched the whole thing. That "liberal intellectual" from Egypt was great. He told the truth, "Wafa Sultan-style."

re: #19 Ma Sands

re: #13 EtNorskTroll

I don't want his head cut off! ): He's nice!

I don't mean us, Ma. I mean the Islamofascists will issue a Death Fatwa against him soon, because what he says makes sense: "Our Universities are ranked below 3,000~!" and then he goes on to ask why.

Such questions aren't allowed in Isslime.

You watch--this guy will be dead soon.

The blood-guzzling, pagan, Babylonian moon-god "Allah" demands it~!

~Norsk Troll

re: #18 storagemanager

They should be placed in public squares, so that people can hit them with their shoes and spit on them.

I shudder whenever the infamous Muslim Foot Fetish raises it's ugly head?!?

(3 body references in one sentence--a personal best)

Important video. The contrast between the modern world and the raving neanderthals we are fighting could not be more clear.

Women have been turned into soldiers and slaves.
Turkey is the new battleground for the rise of the ummah.

Maybe we should eat turkey on Ramadan.

re: #18 storagemanager

Sayid Al-Qimni: This man uses filthy and nauseating language. To hell with him.

Hani Al-Sibai: "My tongue is sharp, and has no flaw, and my sea is too vast for your buckets," Qimni.

Sayid Al-Qimni: You are completely insane. Go away. Go. What, all the garbage dumps were closed and they had to go the sewage to get you?

You have to admit, it's Must-see TV. I mean, the dialog beats most of what I've seen on TV.

a POWERFUL video

re: #35 mondoreb

I fail to understand the connection iin Islam between shoes & violence.

re: #37 storagemanager

Maybe we should eat turkey on Ramadan.

I prefer eating smoked pork butt, storagemanager.

Tangy, smoked pork butt.

Yum~!

~ENT

re: #24 Van Impe

And Imam's are supposed to be supported by their herds -- to be an Imam

re: #34 EtNorskTroll

Gah!

Well...least I can do is pray one of those "hedges of protection" around him...give him a chance at least, until some B.T.J. guy comes trekking by & gives him the rest of the truth...

Why are these loons always shouting at the top of their lungs when trying to get their point across. Its almost as if they know their argument is ridiculous, so they figure the angrier they look and louder they are, the more legitimate people might perceive them to be. All I'm hearing is Accchhh, Accchhh and a few Allahs here and there.

re: #40 Daisy

It has something to do with showing the bottom of ones feet is a grevious insult in islam.

BTW, their surgeons are pitiful!

Unfortunately, if I were this moderate intellectual, I wouldn't be buying green bananas.

Too bad. The world needs to hear from more like him

re: #40 Daisy

re: #35 mondoreb

I fail to understand the connection iin Islam between shoes & violence.

It's a cultural thing, Daisy: Hitting someone with the shoe is one of the most insulting/degrading things you can do to someone. The shoe is considered unclean (if you've ever lived in a Muslim country, you'd know just why this is so. Suffice it to say "yuck!" covers it).

~ENT

re: #40 Daisy

I fail to understand the connection iin Islam between shoes & violence.

The Arabs have this mind-link between feet, shoes and humiliation.

This is the second time this week I've seen some Muslim nutcase repeat the crazy theory about "eating turkey" symbolizing eating the "Muslim man." It must be some cultural meme that's intentionally being promoted.

Needless to say, it's complete balderdash.

re: #33 buzzsawmonkey

re: #25 nevergiveup

Just because the lunatic claims that turkey is "an insult to Islam" doesn't mean he is correct.

It is, in fact, likely that turkeys acquired their name because their plumage was what is known as "Turkey red," i.e., similar in color to what once were known as "Turkey carpets," or Oriental rugs.

The tradition only goes back to the 19th century, and mostly has to do with the number of people one would be feeding off of a single bird. As the poultry science gurus at Auburn University (War Eagle!) say,

"The turkey is a meat-making powerhouse," Moran said. "Compared to the broiler, it's a far more economic way of producing poultry meat. Seventy to 75 percent of a turkey is meat compared to only 55 to 60 percent for a broiler. And the entire age-to-market cycle takes about 16-18 weeks."

Besides, if we were going to celebrate the defeat of the Turks at Vienna, we would drink the German punch known as "Turkenblut"

PIMF: Bottom of the shoe is considered unclean

~ENT

re: #24 Van Impe

'Tis true mate. Not everybody in a housing association home is getting the rent bill paid for by the state, but the ones who don't are a rare exception. It's also true that most hard qorking tax payers despise having to pay for the bastards.

Gives new meaning to the old Turkish saying, " a man often digs his own grave
with his own fork"

Hani al-Sibai has claimed his words had been "mistranslated and taken out of context".

Are the Muslims the only people that can speak Arabic? Every time the are called out on their remarks or writings, we are told the text has been "mistranslated and taken out of context".

Every single time I contacted an Islamic site to pose a question or two that I had based on my copy of the Qur'an (translated by Abdullah Yusaf Ali, which is supposed to be the most legitimate of translations) I have been told that my translation is bad or the quote is "out of context". I have been told the same thing by Muslim acquaintances. (you know the line by now-Islam is a religion of love and peace /sarc)

At what point in time is this excuse no longer valid? At what point will the Muslims be held accountable for their words, much less their actions?

Personally I am tired of this subterfuge and war of words taking place in our own countries.

re: #51 zombie

This is the second time this week I've seen some Muslim nutcase repeat the crazy theory about "eating turkey" symbolizing eating the "Muslim man." It must be some cultural meme that's intentionally being promoted.

This is the first time I'm hearing it. It just gets more and more stupid.

Speaking of wacky, I came across a classic Kos Kid diary, which I dissect here.

The original is entitled Facism is the acting out of delusion.

Yes, facism.

Incoherent does not quite begin to describe it.

re: #51 zombie

The concept of enjoyment without some underlying meaning is foreign to islam.

The sane one has got to be Jack Kruschen, Dr. Dreyfuss in the Apartment with Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLean. I didn't know he was an Arab. I always thought he was a nice Joooish boy.

re: #57 NoSubmission

re: #51 zombie

This is the second time this week I've seen some Muslim nutcase repeat the crazy theory about "eating turkey" symbolizing eating the "Muslim man." It must be some cultural meme that's intentionally being promoted.

This is the first time I'm hearing it. It just gets more and more stupid.

The problem is that people start to believe their lies the more they hear them. I have no doubt that before too long I'll have a student pop up in class with that statement.

Britain renames turkeys .. Queen birds to show no disrespect to Turkey in 5..4...3..2..1

and bans anyone on welfare from being on TV in 3..2..1

and think they have met the challenge of Islamofacists in ?

re: #56 Outrider

At what point in time is this excuse no longer valid? At what point will the Muslims be held accountable for their words, much less their actions?

Excellent points, all.

However, I think it important that there is NO misunderstanding or mistranslation of our point:

You keep screwing with us, you're gonna get us mad. And then, we're gonna pound both you and your camel.

The guy looks and sounds like Geraldo after 10 weeks in a Mexico swamp!

re: #8 Dayenu

Wow, I highly recommend the transcript.

The Islamist nut claims that Christians eat Turkey on Christmas day in order to symbolize the fact that they beat the Turks... the Ottomons...

Scary huh? An Islamic literalist.

re: #58 JammieWearingFool

Speaking of wacky, I came across a classic Kos Kid diary, which I dissect here.

The original is entitled Facism is the acting out of delusion.

Yes, facism.

Incoherent does not quite begin to describe it.

"Facism" -- is that giving preference to faces, as opposed to other body parts?

"He kept looking into my eyes instead of at my buttocks. I just couldn't take any more of his blatant facism."

re: #50 mondoreb

islam and Brent Mussberger.

re: #65 serpentine fire

re: #8 Dayenu

Wow, I highly recommend the transcript.

The Islamist nut claims that Christians eat Turkey on Christmas day in order to symbolize the fact that they beat the Turks... the Ottomons...

Scary huh? An Islamic literalist.

I guess we in the West eat our Thanksgiving "TURKEY" on a nice set of "CHINA" to show our dominance of that nation also, huh !?!?!?

Gotta jam. See you all later.

~ENT

re: #67 bulwrk

islam and Brent Mussberger.

Another mind-link is born!

I don't know why these people are allowed to stay in this country, it makes me so angry, and sad. :(

re: #66 Lucius Septimius

A sampling:

Which means what? It means we never "one up" ANYTHING. Immediacy ongoingness is reality process and it's the self activity of that which is already the case. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be. The ancient Chinese word for nature is tzu-jan, which means (roughly) that which is so of itself. So nowing is the of-itself-soing of that which is so of itself. Only hubris thinks this spontaneous ongoingness is in any way "one upped" or caused by a meaningless separate self.

It's probaly too long for rotating head material, but "So nowing is the of-itself-soing of that which is so of itself" is a gem.

re: #68 sattv4u2

re: #65 serpentine fire

re: #8 Dayenu

Wow, I highly recommend the transcript.
The Islamist nut claims that Christians eat Turkey on Christmas day in order to symbolize the fact that they beat the Turks... the Ottomons...

Scary huh? An Islamic literalist.

I guess we in the West eat our Thanksgiving "TURKEY" on a nice set of "CHINA" to show our dominance of that nation also, huh !?!?!?

And don;'t forget, after roasting the TURKEY we dispose of the GREASE ( just a clever Western way to spell GREECE)

It's maddening to think how hilarious and forgettable these "people" would be if they weren't willing to blow themselves up. And i guess that's why they do it or talk other people into it.

re: #60 Gaye Kukkin-Offenyam

Marvelous nic you've chosen. Fills me with nostalgia, for my misspent youth. How often I heard the phrase.

Welcome aboard, BTW.

I can see it coming: UK announces that all turkey images, replicas and real (live, raw or cooked) will now be banned from all government offices, schools in order to NOT offend Muslim sensitivities.

Inch by inch Islam is a bitch.

re: #72 JammieWearingFool

I read the article, and that last line stuck in my head too. No earthly what it means. One toke over line ...

Still, I like my idea of "Facism" even better. I wouldn't at all be surprised if there is a leftard-deconstructionist theory of that out there somewhere.

I'm gonna go eat a banana which symbolizes exploitative capitalism's victory over various third world plantation nations. Viva la United Fruit Company!

I'm getting the image of the perfect menu for the "American Imperialist Oppressor" dinner party.

The turkey idea was funny.
So what does it mean when we smoke Camels?

re: #80 Canadian Infidel

The turkey idea was funny.
So what does it mean when we smoke Camels?

It means some Arab has to WALK thru the dessert !

re: #77 Lucius Septimius

re: #72 JammieWearingFool

I read the article, and that last line stuck in my head too. No earthly what it means. One toke over line ...

Still, I like my idea of "Facism" even better. I wouldn't at all be surprised if there is a leftard-deconstructionist theory of that out there somewhere.

I'm sure there is.

That diary strikes me as one of those where the author was reveling in his own brilliance while stoned out of his mind.

That or it's Sean Penn under a pseudonym.

re: #75 M. Bensson-Levi

Thanks for the welcome. Don't tell anybody what it means or I might get into trouble.

Yeah, going home to have a bowl of Chili to express my domination over that country.

why the BLEEP are the british tax-payers paying for these assholes?

why the BLEEP does the US tax-payer do just about the same?

you want freedom?

EARN IT!

The guy from Egypt is a hero! He even dared to criticise the university system of his country... If these kind of guys get their way, they will stab the European and American islamofascists in the back.

I guess we in the West eat our Thanksgiving "TURKEY" on a nice set of "CHINA" to show our dominance of that nation also, huh !?!?!?

I will never look upon Canadian bacon the same way again!

re: #81 sattv4u2

Alone, with no 'companion'... Sad.

re: #63 mondoreb

However, I think it important that there is NO misunderstanding or mistranslation of our point:
You keep screwing with us, you're gonna get us mad. And then, we're gonna pound both you and your camel.

At some point, words have to be backed with action. After we failed to take action with the invasion of our Iranian embassy, the radicals were emboldened. After repeated incidents worldwide, with no action being taken, it was no longer the terrorists and radicals that were involved and many average citizens took to the streets supporting the terrorists and radicals because they knew nothing would be done. Elements of their own governments supported these actions, either tacitly or overtly, and frequently encouraged these "spontaneous" demonstrations or riots.
Perhaps if the Western world got their heads out of their collective as*es right now, we might still be able to salvage our way of life, but it will be a long hard fight. Especially as we have so many people in the West that are either not aware of what is happening, don't care, or are actively assisting (for whatever reason).

re: #8 Dayenu

The Islamist nut claims that Christians eat Turkey on Christmas day in order to symbolize the fact that they beat the Turks... the Ottomons...

Astounding

re: #51 zombie

This is the second time this week I've seen some Muslim nutcase repeat the crazy theory about "eating turkey" symbolizing eating the "Muslim man." It must be some cultural meme that's intentionally being promoted.

Needless to say, it's complete balderdash.

When I heard that about eating turkey at Christmas, I couldn't believe it. How ridiculous! Does anybody know which came first: turkey or Turkey?

The North American turkey got its name by mistake, I just found...it was mistaken for the guinea fowl that had originally come from Turkey by way of Portugal...or so this book says... :)

re: #89 Canadian Infidel

re: #81 sattv4u2

Alone, with no 'companion'... Sad.

Hey , maybe thats where the phrase GO POUND SAND came from,,, he lost his CAMEL to pound !

The US announced on Sunday evening that it would begin training Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas's Presidential Guard in the fall, Israel Radio reported.
The US vowed two months ago to continue financing the training program, headed by Lt.-Gen. Keith Dayton, despite Hamas's takeover of the Gaza Strip

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

re: #84 buzzsawmonkey

re: #52 Lucius Septimius

You are speaking of the tradition of eating turkey. I was referring to the probable origins of the name of the bird.

Oh, I know -- I was just adding emphasis to the point that (our posts taken together) show that neither the name or the bird nor the traditions of eating it have anything to do with the siege of Vienna or any some such.

That said, I can easily see this little lie making its way into conventional wisdom, particularly in parts left, by November.

re: #8 Dayenu

the problem with that is what are turkeys called in other countires?

(but facts do not matter to fools, democrats (i am being redundent there), nazis (redundent again), commies (redunden))

re: #91 reine.de.tout

See me and Buzzsawmonkey's posts above.

I'm part polish, I'm conflicted about how I should feel about people eating Polish sausage. Kind of turned on actually...

re: #85 filetandrelease

I've always felt eating a triple delux Wendys cheeseburger was an insult to Greece.

I can't decide which I like better, the Turkey We Eat to Show our Domination Theory, or the Joooish Propaganda of Tom and Jerry Theory.

Which to pick, which to pick. This is a tough one.

re: #84 buzzsawmonkey

All the above does not in any way undercut the strong likelihood that it was the red of Turkey carpets which inspired the early colonists to name the unfamiliar game bird of the New World a "turkey."

Naming

When Europeans first encountered turkeys in the Americas, they incorrectly identified the birds as a type of guinea fowl (Numida meleagris), also known as a turkey-cock from its importation to Central Europe through Turkey, and the name of that country stuck as the name of the bird. The confusion is also reflected in the scientific name: meleagris is Greek for guinea-fowl.

/FWIW

CanadianInfidel

Afternoon, mister. :) Any progress on your Immigration reform ideas?

re: #84 buzzsawmonkey

Actually, from what I know, the "turkey" is so named because it looked like a big guinea fowl -- a bird which originally did come from Turkey.

Here's more detail:

The derviation of the term "turkey":

turkey
1541, "guinea fowl" (Numida meleagris), imported from Madagascar via Turkey, by Near East traders known as turkey merchants. The larger North American bird (Meleagris gallopavo) was domesticated by the Aztecs, introduced to Spain by conquistadors (1523) and thence to wider Europe, by way of North Africa (then under Ottoman rule) and Turkey (Indian corn was originally turkey corn or turkey wheat in Eng. for the same reason). The word turkey was first applied to it in Eng. 1555 because it was identified with or treated as a species of the guinea fowl. The Turkish name for it is hindi, lit. "Indian," probably via Fr. dinde (contracted from poulet d'inde, lit. "chicken from India"), based on the common misconception that the New World was eastern Asia. The New World bird itself reputedly reached England by 1524 at the earliest estimate, though a date in the 1530s seems more likely. By 1575, turkey was becoming the usual main course at an English Christmas. Meaning "inferior show, failure," is 1927 in show business slang, probably from the bird's reputation for stupidity. Meaning "stupid, ineffectual person" is recorded from 1951. Turkey shoot "something easy" is World War II-era, in ref. to marksmanship contests where turkeys were tied behind a log with their heads showing as targets.

re: #99 Canadian Infidel

Too much information.

re: #100 bulwrk

re: #85 filetandrelease

I've always felt eating a triple delux Wendys cheeseburger was an insult to Greece.

But it sure puts a smile on Wendys face. And she smokes a camel after !

Here is a lovely new form of capitulation from the land of the appeasers:

Woman Complains About Crime - City Recommends Psychiatric Treatment.

In today’s Le Figaro, Thibaut Danancher covers the story of one woman’s treatment by Paris’ city hall when she complained about vandalism and crime in her neighborhood in the 18th arrondissement: they referred her for Psychiatrist treatment.

snip

On one blog Sylvia Bourdon, a former porn and horror/ B-movie actress is shown to have been given the ultimate Scarlet Letter and being outed as some sort of xenophobe and racist, presumably for wanting to be able to walk safely down the street in a City in a Nation that won’t shut up about the wonders of its’ social model. In Paris, even when an argument to support someone’s views hints at any of this, the characterization becomes the kiss of death.

Dhimmitude to the nth degree.

London is quickly becoming home to the worst scum of the earth. They even have people who aren't welcome in Pakistan or Saudi Arabia.

Koskidz love Chavez...,.
Life in Venezuela: Publicly Funded Elections.

... President Chavez hopes to put an end to foreign influenced elections at the same time he seeks to put an end to forcing political candidates to beg for money from the rich.

When, oh when, we will get publicly funded in the U.S.? That is the only way to insure we have independent candidates who don't need to be millionaires or to beg money from millionaires in order win our most important offices

Publicly funded elections are much easier with only one party.

re: #97 buzzsawmonkey

re: #91 reine.de.tout

Does anybody know which came first: turkey or Turkey?

See my #33 and #84.

Also, Ma Sands at 92, with another explanation.

re: #91 reine.de.tout

Does anybody know which came first: turkey or Turkey?

"Turkey" the nation/region/ethnicity came millennia earlier.

It must be hard to be sane while living amongst the insane.

re: #83 Gaye Kukkin-Offenyam

Those that need to, already know, those that don't won't find out from me.

Sadly, a dying language I believe.

The intellectual gives me hope. A fair amount of hope.

The nutjob... oh man...

Let's just hope that reasonable voices, like those of the intellectual, are spread far and wide. "This man uses filthy and nauseating language - to hell with him." Great. Just great. Love it =)

Turkey... oh geez...

I am expecting a fatwa on turkey's in 5..4...3..2..1

Good grief, and in the Netherlands these people are supposed to "enrich our culture". Sheesh!

The Islamist has a point. The Brits eat turkey to mock the Turks.
I eat Beef Wellington to mock Wellington. Chicken Kiev? Well that is because I hate that city.
Sliders at White Castle?I mock castles.
That was a look at a raving lunacy that is way to prevelant in Islam.The Egyptian intellectual displayed the voice of reason and common sense.
I do hope that it does not get him killed by some peaceful Muslim.

re: #114 M. Bensson-Levi

There are neighborhoods in Jerusalem where it is spoken in preference to Hebrew. Where there's life there's hope.

Muslim men take offense way too easily. That is all.

he certainly isn't suffering from the rare Hawaiian disease(lackanooky).
he's definitely a breeder (squeeze them puppies out momma islamist).
does he use the tube still, or drink the water? that's it...the water. bad shit, cause I'm sure he was born normal.
more brecker brothers please mr. johnson.

The volume of collective knowledge here is impressive.

re: #97 buzzsawmonkey

re: #91 reine.de.tout

Does anybody know which came first: turkey or Turkey?

See my #33 and #84.

Was Turkey called Anatolia before it was called "Turkey"? When did it start being called Turkey? I can't find anything in the google links I've checked. . .

re: #117 buzzsawmonkey

My comment at #105 has more detail. Killian beat me by a minute!

By 23 seconds, actually. Drat!

re: #121 can_u_dig_it?

I thought the disease was called "Nomoanuki"

re: #105 zombie

Turkey shoot "something easy" is World War II-era, in ref. to marksmanship contests where turkeys were tied behind a log with their heads showing as targets.

When I was just an up-and-coming chef, I worked with this crude and rude (and much liked) massive aussie dude who asked me if I'd like to participate in a "Turkey Shoot". Being the naive and trusting girl I agreed and he roared out loud and said "Awlroighty, then, missy! You gobble and I'll shoot!"

Took a very looong time to live that one down and it still makes me blush.

Wow, does the Fascist know turkeys come from America? Next thing you know he'll put a fatwa on cats to be wiped out for being degrading to women and stirring up emotions in men.

While I am interested in knowing the origins of words. I am inclined to ignore it in this case. The ravings of madmen can sometimes be ignored and this is one of them.

Turkey - another excuse for hating the West (number 34, 097).
We are counting and there is a limit to our toleration of your intolerance.

re: #22 sheik yer'mami

Scum. Pure scum...

[Link: sheikyermami.com...]

UK: Brownshirts, Assclowns & Climate Changers

[Link: sheikyermami.com...]

Not only Americam but also Australia is muslim land; aborigene people are the descendents of Afghan muslim colonists and native Australians.

[Link: www.jihadwatch.org...]

I don't know how anyone could keep their composure with that islamist loon spewing chunks. I'd have been uncontrollably laughing my ass off if I were the other guy.

I hope Brits write whoever they need to to stop picking up the tab for that idiot. Someone has to say something and call bs when they see it.

re: #104 Miss Trixie

CanadianInfidel

Afternoon, mister. :) Any progress on your Immigration reform ideas?

Good afternoon Miss Trixie,

I'm so sorry I didn't e-mail you back. I did get [Link: www.canadiancrusade.com...] registered. I'm still deciding on the exact focus, but as I e-mailed my god-daughter, it will be a political action website asking Canada to review, explain and justify our current immigration policies. I calmed down this week, but when you have people in your community putting up billboards celebrating a terrorist leader, don't you think it might be time to ask more about Canada's immigration policies?

She didn't think so, I still do.
Thank you for asking!

re: #125 zombie

And I beat ya both, by over two minutes. :)

re: #84 buzzsawmonkey

re: #52 Lucius Septimius

You are speaking of the tradition of eating turkey. I was referring to the probable origins of the name of the bird.

Origin: 1545–55; short for Turkey cock and Turkey hen cock and hen of Turkey, first applied to guinea fowl, later confused with the American bird

re: #90 Outrider

At some point, words have to be backed with action.

They just don't get that a country's prestige means something, especially in that region. Issue warnings, blow up empty buildings, issue warnings, show up that the UN, issue warnings, look stern on 'Hardball'--at some point you have to pound some heads or you pop another Valium and accept that you have to put on a dress.

we have so many people in the West that are either not aware of what is happening, don't care, or are actively assisting (for whatever reason).

Take hope:
the ones who are not aware, awaken.
the ones who don't care: there is a point where they do.
the ones actively assissting: Well, they either are MSM or in government (Pelosi, Murtha, Reid), and we're dealing with them now.

John Murtha doesn't want to engage in the Middle East unless it involves the possiblity of someone in a turban cutting him a check.

re: #5 EtNorskTroll

No. Its not something that is wrong with Israel: Its something that is wrong with Africa. Malta is being overrun, Italy is being flooded, the Canary Islands of Spain are being overrun from economic migrants (mostly muslim) from Africa. That is NOT Europes responsiblity and it is also not for Israel to encourage large numbers of Africans to keep coming.

Its time to pull the plug. We did enough for Africa. Its time the Africanns did something against the Mugabes and the 100 other dictators who can do no wrong but keep blaming the west for 'colonialism' and every crime THEY commit, while they ride on the Bono-Geldof-UNESCO-worldbank gravy train

"the urine of the Prophet"

Oh no you di-dn't.

What's really weird, but true, and I never get used to it, is the Kossacks being on the side of the bearded raving loony.

re: #123 reine.de.tout

Does anybody know which came first: turkey or Turkey?

See my #33 and #84.

Found it. 1923. From Library of Congress Country Studies,

The term Turkey , although sometimes used to signify the Ottoman Empire, was not assigned to a specific political entity or geographic area until the republic was founded in 1923. The conquering Turks called Asia Minor, the large peninsular territory they had wrested from the Byzantine Empire, by its Greek name, Anatolé (sunrise; figuratively, the East), or Anatolia. The term Anatolia is also used when events described affected both that region and Turkish Thrace ("Turkey-in-Europe") because of the two areas' closely linked political, social, and cultural development.

Hay everyone, this should be an interesting read.

THE DAY REALITY HIT HOME
The writer Andrew Anthony was a committed member of the liberal left - until the attacks of 11 September, 2001. A veteran of CND and Nicaraguan solidarity campaigns, he was astonished at the liberal left's anti-American reaction. And so he began to question other basic assumptions about race, crime and terror - a political journey he charts here, in these exclusive extracts from his compelling new book...

It's at realclearpolitics, and I beat you all to it by 4 minutes and 18 seconds.

Image: hooper-baby.jpg

What happened to Fibbers coffee filter?

Gonna' be a fatwa on him?

BOISE, Idaho - Rep. Bill Sali has apologized to a Muslim colleague for remarks suggesting the nation's founders never intended for Muslims to serve in Congress.

In an Aug. 8 interview with the conservative Christian-based American Family News Network, Sali also questioned the wisdom of Senate leaders, who last month invited a Hindu clergyman to give the morning prayer in the chamber.

"We have not only a Hindu prayer being offered in the Senate, we have a Muslim member of the House of Representatives now, Keith Ellison from Minnesota. Those are changes — and they are not what was envisioned by the Founding Fathers," Sali said, according to an article on the network's Web site

SNIP

In contrast, what is the contribution of those who are devoid of any ideology, whose faith has been deformed, who are divorced of their religion? What have they contributed?

You mean besides every advancement in human knowledge and modern civilization?

/besides cornering the market on human misery and the carpool lane to Hell, what does Islam offer?

re: #130 Piglet-U93

No, they can't be ignored. This is just the sort of thing that before too long could, through mindless repetition, end up becoming conventional wisdom. I know it may seem far fetched at the moment, but I can see "Turkey" becoming the next "niggardly" of the English language, a word banned from use on account of complete ignorance of its origins.

One recent example I've been fighting is the myth that the word "cracker" (used to describe white southern males) derives from the fact that they "cracked the whips" on the slaves. I've heard a number of students say it. Only one problem: it's not true. The word is English slang for a braggart, and goes back to at least the seventeenth century. The perpetuation of the myth, however, is used to suggest that all white southerners were directly involved in the oppression of blacks. The myth carries with it profound political implications; that's one of the reasons I've heard it perpetuated (entirely by leftist white folk, I might add)

Totalitarians assert control through manipulating language; control language, control thought.

re: #115 JustAVoter

The intellectual gives me hope. A fair amount of hope.

I'm feeling good today, but my first thought after reading that was - I wonder how much danger this appearance will bring him.

re: #3 ripper

I agree with Granny. They Brits have been begging for this for a generation, supporting both these imams and their followers on the dole.

Wouldn't you love to put this guy and a scientologist in a padded cell somewhere, and see who comes out?

Put him in the eternal prison cell with Xenu.

Britain allowed itself to become an Islamist lunatic asylum. It's one of the most striking examples ever of an entire country willing its own demise.

re: #143 MandyManners

Well, he was telling the truth, before he backed down...but, it doesn't make much difference, since man's intentions usually don't hold sway in the long run, anyway... :)

I thought we had turkey on Thanksgiving and Christmas so the menfolk would drift off to sleep instead of watching the football games at family gatherings...

DAD
SAID
SO,
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re: #8 Dayenu

Wow, I highly recommend the transcript.

The Islamist nut claims that Christians eat Turkey on Christmas day in order to symbolize the fact that they beat the Turks... the Ottomons...

Astounding.

And at the end they call each other these fascinating insults. Quentin Teratino should take notes.

And here I thought that it was a big bird with a lot of meat on it.

Living on the dole, and biting the hand that feeds you? Time for the United Kingdom to consider one way tickets back to the country of origion for these s*** bags.

re: #148 buzzsawmonkey

re: #140 reine.de.tout

Turkey was referred to as Turkey, and as "the sick man of Europe," at least as early as the Crimean War in the early-mid 19th century.

Earlier than that "the Turk" as a term of reference to the Ottoman Empire was common by the beginning of the sixteenth century.

I'll be your freak-a-zoid ...come on and wind me up...
(warning-- eeew)

Frogman should make he-Mickey t-shirts. I'd buy one!

re: #154 buzzsawmonkey

I've heard some of the same jokes about crackers as about poles, so there may be something to that theory.

re: #156 FrogMarch

Che-Mickey t-shirts. (that is)

re: #152 The Other Les

re: #8 Dayenu

Wow, I highly recommend the transcript.

The Islamist nut claims that Christians eat Turkey on Christmas day in order to symbolize the fact that they beat the Turks... the Ottomons...

Astounding.

And at the end they call each other these fascinating insults. Quentin Teratino should take notes.

And here I thought that it was a big bird with a lot of meat on it.

70-73% meat.

Whereas that nut's argument was about 99% Bovine Byproduct

re: #141 squarepeg

Hay everyone, this should be an interesting read.

THE DAY REALITY HIT HOME
The writer Andrew Anthony was a committed member of the liberal left - until the attacks of 11 September, 2001. A veteran of CND and Nicaraguan solidarity campaigns, he was astonished at the liberal left's anti-American reaction. And so he began to question other basic assumptions about race, crime and terror - a political journey he charts here, in these exclusive extracts from his compelling new book...

It's at realclearpolitics, and I beat you all to it by 4 minutes and 18 seconds.

Squarepeg, thank you very much for the link. I'm part way through part two. Very chilling!

re: #150 Ma Sands

I'm surprised C.A.I.R. didn't jump all over him.

Ellison was quite gracious.

Ahh, I remember old the story of how the pilgrims beat the Ottomans in battle and then shared the symbolic "Turkey" bird with the Native Americans.

re: #11 Lucius Septimius

Having just watched the old classic movie "Battle of Britain", the scenes where Hitler harangues his crowd came to mind. Put aside the details of the words. The body language, the gestalt, the attitudes are the same.

And the end to which that policy leads? How many worked examples from history do these nuts need to see where they are headed?

How many do we need, to see the need to take prudent countermeasures?

re: #158 Lucius Septimius

Now, as I'm partially Polish...hmmm -- where's my scimitar...! Oh, shucks! --I pounded it into a hoe for my veggie garden!

/ :)

re: #162 MandyManners

Sigh... ):

re: #165 Ma Sands

re: #158 Lucius Septimius

Now, as I'm partially Polish...hmmm -- where's my scimitar...! Oh, shucks! --I pounded it into a hoe for my veggie garden!

/ :)

I grew up around Poles and heard most of the best Polish jokes from them. Some of my distant ancestors were Sorbs, not like there are any of them left.

re: #141 squarepeg

Thank you for linking that!

Now let's see if intellectuals like Sayid al-Quimmi win in the long run. If we pull out of the region, maybe not.

re: #118 opnion

The Islamist has a point. The Brits eat turkey to mock the Turks.
I eat Beef Wellington to mock Wellington. Chicken Kiev? Well that is because I hate that city.
Sliders at White Castle?I mock castles.
That was a look at a raving lunacy that is way to prevelant in Islam.The Egyptian intellectual displayed the voice of reason and common sense.
I do hope that it does not get him killed by some peaceful Muslim.

It's the Minnesota Lutherans that you have to watch for.

/sarc

Wait until the crazy Islamo's find out what I do with my ottoman!

re: #167 Lucius Septimius

Yeah, I've always thought that the "Yankee Doodle song syndrome" was the best way to be... :)

Wow--a very impressive video. I'm sure the State Department will work to isolate the pro-democracy Egyptian intellectual as soon as possible...

Damn, Hani al-Sibai caught on to my trick of eating French fires because I hate the French.

If I didn't love Belgium so much, I'd have a waffle right now.

re: #164 lostlakehiker

re: #11 Lucius Septimius

Having just watched the old classic movie "Battle of Britain", the scenes where Hitler harangues his crowd came to mind. Put aside the details of the words. The body language, the gestalt, the attitudes are the same.

And the end to which that policy leads? How many worked examples from history do these nuts need to see where they are headed?

How many do we need, to see the need to take prudent countermeasures?

People who believe that the immense power of government can be used for "good" also want to believe that totalitarianism in and of itself is not bad; Hitler was an anomaly, the fault of the wrong people with the wrong ideology getting in power. If the "right" (read left) people had been there instead of him, they could have used the immense power of the state for good.

In other words, their deification of political power makes it impossible for them to see the evil of totalitarianism and to act against it. To do so would be to deny their god.

re: #170 buzzsawmonkey

re: #167 Lucius Septimius

Some of my distant ancestors were Sorbs

My thanks to your ancestors for inventing sorbet.

That's Sorbish for "child" donchaknow.

re: #177 buzzsawmonkey

re: #172 GreenDroll

Otto-man, the school bus driver in the Simpsons, makes Springfield the 8,756th holiest site in Islam.

Good thing they don't know where it's located!

re: #148 buzzsawmonkey

re: #155 Lucius Septimius

Thanks. I'm getting educated here.

re #177
LOL

re: #164 lostlakehiker

re: #11 Lucius Septimius

Having just watched the old classic movie "Battle of Britain", the scenes where Hitler harangues his crowd came to mind. Put aside the details of the words. The body language, the gestalt, the attitudes are the same.

And the end to which that policy leads? How many worked examples from history do these nuts need to see where they are headed?

How many do we need, to see the need to take prudent countermeasures?

Old? Classic?

I remember seeing it from the back seat in the parental vehicle at a (now extinct) drive in theater.

I could not make it past the turkey part. Why shove a microphone in that face for such insane ramblings. If I were better at vlogging, I would cut that piece and then right after it insert Gene Wilder's "Dr. Frederick Frankenstein: You are talking about the nonsensical ravings of a lunatic mind! "

re: #182 The Other Les

re: #164 lostlakehiker

re: #11 Lucius Septimius

Having just watched the old classic movie "Battle of Britain", the scenes where Hitler harangues his crowd came to mind. Put aside the details of the words. The body language, the gestalt, the attitudes are the same.

And the end to which that policy leads? How many worked examples from history do these nuts need to see where they are headed?

How many do we need, to see the need to take prudent countermeasures?

Old? Classic?

I remember seeing it from the back seat in the parental vehicle at a (now extinct) drive in theater.

I remember not seeing many movies at drive in theaters, but that's a different story.

Is eating a Tofurky™ at Christmas more of less of an insult.
If anybody knows, please tell me. I'd hate to offend.

The West must vomit Al-Sibai and his ilk from its midst

So you are all saying that Salafist Imperialism is just expression of a massive cultural inferiority complex I think.

I'm having crab salad tonight, I guess I should leave out the turkey bacon so as not to upset CAIR.

I'll be back quite a bit later, the water's off while I do some plumbing, wish me luck.

Thread's dying, but I'm sure the next watch will liven things up.

Must go make dinner. Adio Lizardia.

At the risk of offending two countries, what would happen if a Korean ate an Anatolian Shepherd at Christmas?

Just asking.

re: #191 meMarc

At the risk of offending two countries, what would happen if a Korean ate an Anatolian Shepherd at Christmas?

Just asking.

Sounds like a porno film to be.

re: #192 The Other Les

I thought I had killed the thread. But I think that honor will now go to you.

"RIYADH (Reuters) - Hundreds of camels have died in Saudi Arabia this week from a mystery ailment." [Link: www.reuters.com...]

re:
#81
sattv4u2

re: #93 sattv4u2

re: #127 Lucius Septimius

speaking of diseases & camels

Muslim fighters are masters on the battlefield? This guy is beyond delusional.

His beard is wussiefied.

Intersting...
Britons 'more suspicious' of Muslims

Only 59 per cent of Britons thought it possible to be both a Muslim and a citizen of their country, a smaller proportion than in France, Germany, Spain, Italy or the US – the other countries polled by Harris Interactive.

British citizens were also the most likely to predict a "major terrorist attack" in their country in the next 12 months; to consider Muslims "a threat to national security", and to believe Muslims had too much political power in their country.

However, on more personal measures of integration – having Muslim friends and accepting the marriage of their child to a Muslim – Britons showed more enthusiasm than some other countries.

and you will see that the Islamists are the masters of the world

In yet another comparison of the Islamists with Hitlerian Fascism

The dynamics of political theology seem to dictate that when liberalizing reformers try to conform to the present, they inspire a countervailing and far more passionate longing for redemption in the messianic future. That is what happened in Weimar Germany and is happening again in contemporary Islam.

I want a turkey and ham sandwich.

re: #141 squarepeg

Hay everyone, this should be an interesting read.

Thanks for the link, great read. From the article:

A society that places great emphasis on respecting others has next to nothing to say about protecting others.

Andrew is commenting on an attack he witnessed. Ten teenage girls attacked another girl, her face cut open with a broken bottle. Twenty+ people saw the attack but did nothing to stop it.

Terror expert Steve Emerson author of "Jihad in America" is on Bob Brinker's Money Talk in L.A. on KABC 790 AM right now.

Was on earlier in other time zones. That's good news.

re: #141 squarepeg

Well, that linked story by Andrew Anthony, sure blows a hole in Shillery's "village" theory. But at least he seems to have woken up to crime.

re: #197 buzzsawmonkey

HA! I bet The Kid could whip the average Islamist fighter's ass.

That beard. I just can't get over it. Hell, my legs would have a thicker cover if I didn't shave for a month or two.

I haven't watched the video, but I'll take Charles' word that the moderator was on the side of the raving Islamist.

You know, I'm pretty much a coward in a lot of ways. I avoided confrontation in school whenever I could, and when I couldn't avoid it I usually melted like warm ice cream. I still get nervous speaking in front of groups, and I can't introduce myself "cold" to an attractive woman to save my life.

But the cowardice on display in the world today is truly astounding. If you know anything about history, you know it's filled with examples of astonishing bravery and sacrifice. Plenty of cowardice to be sure, but plenty of courage as well. And even the cowards felt ashamed for being so. But so many people today ... they simply have no shame at all. Their cowardice is so ingrained, I'm not sure they even realize they're being cowardly. I'm sure they tell themselves their just being "tolerant" and "open-minded" and they probably even believe it.

People like this moderator would gladly throw anyone and anything to the wolves in a desperate bid to save themselves. They are sheep who have turned the sheepdogs into the enemy and the wolves into "poor misunderstood creatures" because they cannot bear to believe that there are things out there that wish to eat them.

When the Islamist takeover is complete they will bow and scrape to their new masters, ever so eager to please, and say, "See? See how we helped you kill the sheepdogs? Aren't we good little dhimmis? We get special privileges now, right?" But their usefulness will be at an end.

re: #200 deesine

deesine, I just finished it. That quote struck me, too. Another great insight:

The previous summer a burglar had gained access to his [a friend's] house through his two-year-old daughter's bedroom window. He climbed over the little girl's bed as she lay asleep. Because it was such a balmy night my friend had left his daughter's window slightly open. When I heard this, my first thought was, 'How could he have been so slack?' So adjusted had I become to the need to turn one's home into a fortress that I found it unnatural to allow air into a stuffy room. That an intruder would climb in I took, by contrast, as utterly normal.

OT:

PHILADELPHIA - The Legal Project of the Middle East Forum announces its support of Robert Spencer and the Young America's Foundation (YAF), the latest victims of what appears to be a targeted intimidation and defamation campaign by the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) designed to silence critics of its organization.

Spencer, a well-respected author and the director of [Link: www.jihadwatch.org,...] spoke today for YAF on "The Truth about CAIR" on the campus of George Washington University. As a consequence of this invitation, YAF's president Ron Robinson received a threatening and possibly defamatory letter written by CAIR's acting attorney, Joseph E. Sandler, of the law firm Sandler, Reiff & Young, P.C.

Sandler's letter (available in pdf format here) accuses Mr. Spencer, without offering any factual support, of being a "well-known purveyor of hatred and bigotry against Muslims," with "a history of false and defamatory statements." Sandler goes on to "demand that YAF cancel the subject session or else take steps to ensure that false and defamatory statements are not disseminated," and states an intention to pursue a "legal remedy" against YAF, should CAIR deem statements made by Spencer at the session "false and defamatory."

CAIR's letter appears to be aimed at maliciously harming Spencer's reputation, interfering in his lawful employment, and aimed to discourage both Spencer and YAF from exercising their fundamental rights to free speech and assembly. Furthermore, the letter wrongfully implies that YAF has an independent duty to censor Spencer, and that it may be subject to suit for allowing Spencer to speak on private property. It is our opinion that CAIR's pre-emptive accusations are without merit, without any legal basis, and that CAIR has yet to prove any of its statements as true.

Therefore, the Legal Project hereby gives CAIR and its attorneys notice that it, too, will pursue "every available and appropriate legal remedy to redress any false or defamatory statements that are made" or have been made by CAIR and its attorneys against Spencer. We advise CAIR's staff to govern themselves accordingly.

The Legal Project, established by the Middle East Forum in June 2007, is dedicated to safeguarding the democratic liberties afforded by the Constitution to U.S. citizens, namely the rights to free speech and free assembly. The Legal Project protects researchers and analysts working on the topics of terrorism, terrorist funding, Islam, and Islamism against those who seek to silence them through intimidation, defamation, and predatory lawsuits.

re: #175 meMarc

At least you are intelligent enough not to eat anything that the English serve as "food". You talk about fast track to the morgue with artery clogging tasteless gunk. The Brits have a lock on it.

Speaking of which, I have a hard time with the Brits not deporting this moron back to Egypt where he belongs. He is a parasite. It is hard to get the feeling that the Brits are in any way serious on the war on terror when they support a convicted terrorist with public money.

re: #143 MandyManners

Nevertheless, it's my impression that Sali is either a frakking idiot or he's not but he talks like one.

re: #170 buzzsawmonkey

re: #167 Lucius Septimius

Some of my distant ancestors were Sorbs

My thanks to your ancestors for inventing sorbet.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Thanks, buzz, I needed that.

re: #161 Canadian Infidel

You are welcome!

If it were legal, I would change my nic to "The Evil Microbe..."

I like it.

re: #208 squarepeg

I give him points for speaking his mind.

Global digital anonymous jihad.

Thanks Canada for protecting the 'rights' of jihadis. Your own troops are fighting against these goons.

There should be a Fatwah ordered against comb overs.

re: #207 Shr_Nfr

Ooh! Another drift about Spotted Dick.

BBC drops Casulty suicide bomb plotline

The BBC has dropped plans to screen a fictional terrorist attack by Muslim extremists in the new series of the hospital drama Casualty.

Senior executives had discussed the plotline in a development meeting but were overruled by the corporation's editorial guidelines department amid fears it would cause offence.

The opening episode, to be shown next month, will now focus on the bloody aftermath of an explosion caused by animal rights extremists.

BBC surrenders again.

re: #8 Dayenu

Wow, I highly recommend the transcript.

The Islamist nut claims that Christians eat Turkey on Christmas day in order to symbolize the fact that they beat the Turks... the Ottomons...

Astounding.

And at the end they call each other these fascinating insults. Quentin Teratino should take notes.

So, I guess that Christians (Americans) who ate turkey during the 1800's were all prophetic that Turkey would be defeated.

Lets reconstruct another Genetically engineered editable bird, with inherited extra vanilla source flavor... and name it Arab...

From the same newspaper that had the Andrew Anthony story today.Afghanistan

re: #1 mondoreb

Another great video

If only my MAC could play it.

@#$#@$@ MAC

re: #217 NJDhockeyfan

Senior executives had discussed the plotline in a development meeting but were overruled by the corporation's editorial guidelines department amid fears it would cause offence.

The opening episode, to be shown next month, will now focus on the bloody aftermath of an explosion caused by animal rights extremists.

BBC surrenders again.

After all, the animal rights activist will just throw pig's blood at you. The Islamist will spill YOUR blood.

Here's an Arab delicacy special for Ramadan breakfast...

You guys think that this guy is cracked?!?

Then take a gander at this fool:

[Link: www.memritv.org...]

He makes the first knucklehead look like Albert Einstein...

"Attention: Control Freak, please pick up the courtesy phone. Line 2 for Control Freak..."

~ENT

re: #207 Shr_Nfr

re: #175 meMarc

At least you are intelligent enough not to eat anything that the English serve as "food". You talk about fast track to the morgue with artery clogging tasteless gunk. The Brits have a lock on it.

Yeah, we're working on taking the title away from America. Eh, who are we kidding - we're way off.
I agree though; this motherfucker should be sent packing. But only after he's given back all the money that's been shelled out on him and made a very public apology.

re: #219 humanity

Lets reconstruct another Genetically engineered editable bird, with inherited extra vanilla source flavor... and name it Arab...

Haha, that's much fairer than "preferring" Turkey over all the other Arab nations. Now, on which holiday shall we eat it?

Not to brag or anything, but I discovered this video on July 24, and we discussed it here:
[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

North

The Islamists are always the ones who help people, and save them from their plight.

Hmm, didn't know that the US is islamic, nor that those helping were islamists.

They are active, and that is why they are envied by these microbes, which have spread their ideology throughout our countries.

Yes, we are active. We are actively killing those like you who take up arms against us. We kill those people with extreme prejudice.

These Islamists, even in Jordan... Take any place in the world, and you will see that the Islamists are the masters of the world.

You lead the world in preventable disease. You lead the world in ignorance. You lead the world in poverty. Yes, you do lead the world; straight to hell.

There are no real men except for the people of Islam. Look at the people who give reason to hold the head of Islam high. In politics – they are the masters. In the battlefield – they are the masters.

Your males are real men who either hide behind women and children or who don women's clothing so as to make their escape. Your so called men lack genitalia.

They are the ones who rub in the mud the nose of the occupation forces in Afghanistan, in Iraq, in Palestine, and throughout the world. The perpetuality of the conflict makes them strong.

Made strong by perpetual conflict? You bleed what may be considered your best dry without results. Everyone whose died has died in vain.

In contrast, what is the contribution of those who are devoid of any ideology, whose faith has been deformed, who are divorced of their religion? What have they contributed?

Everything that you haven't thought of for the past millenia.

The only thing they have contributed is destruction. They are evil omens for their peoples. They lead their people to hell. The masses must vomit them from their midst. They should be placed in public squares, so that people can hit them with their shoes and spit on them. Their place is with the occupiers.

We see that we are on opposite sides. We are aware that in the past others have used scorched earth tactics and summary executions. We can leave your lands desolate and barren forever. Your choice because we will not submit to you or others like you.

re: #225 EtNorskTroll

Seventy rules on poop and pee? White undies only?

He's whacked.

re: #214 Perplexed

Global digital anonymous jihad.

Thanks Canada for protecting the 'rights' of jihadis. Your own troops are fighting against these goons.

Perplexed:

Please don't beat the drum on this. The NSA, in conjunction with the Canadian Government, squashed any competition for this type of 'anonymous' registering a few years ago and then set this company up as the sole 'anonymous' registration site. They glean loads of Jihadi intel from those who post there (Jihadists, as a rule, are not the sharpest knife in the drawer). By drawing attention to it, you threaten to blow their cover.

Thanks.

~Norsk Troll

re: #232 EtNorskTroll

Sorry, found that over at the dailyrotation.com.

re: #201 meMarc

Terror expert Steve Emerson author of "Jihad in America" is on Bob Brinker's Money Talk in L.A. on KABC 790 AM right now.

Was on earlier in other time zones. That's good news.

Love Emerson. Especially when he eats scheuer alive:

[Link: www.steveemerson.com...]

During the segment, the subject of the Islamists' desire to re-establish the caliphate came up:

Beck: Do you really think that (Al Qaeda terrorists) would stop (targeting America) if we -- I mean, what behavior is it that we could possibly change that would stop them when they`re looking for a global caliphate?

Scheuer: Well, I think a global caliphate is kind of the last refuge of the neoconservatives after they`ve been wrong about anything else. There`s no chance of a caliphate in our world any more than there is of all Christians turning the other cheek, sir. (emphasis added)

In Mr. Scheuer's haste to win debate points, he apparently forgot his own words and analysis, argued in his celebrated "anonymously" published book

re: #231 MandyManners

re: #225 EtNorskTroll

Seventy rules on poop and pee? White undies only?

He's whacked.

It's crazy madness, Mandy.

Pure and simple.

I REALLY love the statement about the white undies. Reminds me of what Jesus said many years ago:

“Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs, which outwardly appear beautiful, but within are full of dead people's bones and all uncleanness."

[Link: www.gnpcb.org...]

This is not to say that I, myself, haven't been a hypocrite in the past...but I repented. Muslims appear to revel in it...

~ENT

Afghan police freed a female German hostage from a Kabul neighborhood and arrested a group of kidnappers early Monday, an Interior Ministry spokesman said.

Cool.

re: #234 buzzsawmonkey

re: #230 Perplexed

Your so called men lack genitalia.

That's only because their penises fall off when they shake hands with Jews. Haven't you been keeping up?

I've heard that it is also due to cell phone use, computer use, and microwave oven use as well as shaking hands with Jews.

re: #236 EtNorskTroll

Islam is a cult of domestic violence: control, beat and kill.

re: #4 Perplexed

Islamists are the masters of the world.

Point that finger at me hoss and I will snap it off and feed it to my dogs.

During the upcoming few years we will see who is the 'master' of the world. Clue, it isn't anyone who follows the prophet for profit.

I suggest feeding it to your neighbor's pigs...

re: #240 MandyManners

Mandy,

Please check your email...great news!

re: #239 buzzsawmonkey

Too bad they don't go blind.

re: #242 NY Nana

re: #240 MandyManners

Mandy,

Please check your email...great news!

Hey, Share it!

re: #244 Highrise

:) I am not pregnant.

re: #239 buzzsawmonkey

Goatse, perhaps?

re: #242 NY Nana

*Happy Dance*

re: #222 Ginn

you need to install filp for mac.. it works for me well
[Link: www.microsoft.com...]

# Türkey
Its shameful, that we stopped using wikipedia completely after NYT edition was found... at least this is not yet edited...
[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

re: #245 NY Nana

Neither am I.

#245 NY Nana : You got elected President of the Universe?

sicko freak

[Link: www.jihadchat.com...]

Makes me want to clock him so.

re: #141 squarepeg

Britain and a lot of other countries are lost causes, I am afraid. There is a percentage of the population (judge by Robert Hare to range as high as 4% of the population in general) that will not be controlled by their conscience since they have none. Add to them the religious fringes of all sorts and you have a problem with any society that is going to only allow reaction to crime after the fact rather than deterrence of crime through the knowledge that attempting it is likely to get you removed from the living by those who you attack. Sadly, the touchy feely crowd continues to grow in the states. Psychopaths do not respond to touchy feely, they respond (if they respond at all) to raw force that is at a minimum very uncomfortable and potentially may be lethal.

A good dog and a good firearm are basic requirements in society to this day. If you live someplace that forbids both, you are going to be at risk no matter how many locks you put on your door. Locks only keep honest people out. I steel bolt hack as a hobby. Most locks are a joke.

Since the cause of the psychopathology appears to be an untreatable malfunction in the way the amygdala is wired to the balance of the limbic system and the way the amygdala itself reacts, there is little that can be done to rehabilitate these people. You can only protect yourself against them as best you can and hope that you can remove them from society one way or the other.

re: #245 NY Nana

re: #244 Highrise

:) I am not pregnant.

Oh puleaze!

/snicker

re: #247 MandyManners

Same here! I exhaled.

I say whats good for the goose...

Send in some SEAL teams to the Magic Kingdon, Londonistan, etc and take a few of those nut jobs "hostage".

They could call themselves The Peoples Liberation Army of Cheboygan

re: #253 Highrise

/What? At nearly 70, you don't think it could happen? Shees.

Honor killing watch...
Son who stabbed mum's lover jailed

DEVOUT Muslim flew into a rage when he caught his mother at home with her married Sikh lover and stabbed him through the chest, a court heard yesterday.

Faisal Malik was outraged when he walked in on the pair after coming home from work early. In the ensuing scuffle, Himit Kang was pierced through his chest by a large blade, which sliced into his liver.
...
A judge heard last week how the religious teenager disapproved of the behaviour of his westernised mother, Shahnaz Begum, who drank alcohol and carried on a relationship with Mr Kang.

If you can't beat them, f* their mothers.

That was in RE to LaMano at #237

/maybe time for my nap

re: #255 hous bin pharteen

I say whats good for the goose...

Send in some SEAL teams to the Magic Kingdon, Londonistan, etc and take a few of those nut jobs "hostage".

They could call themselves The Peoples Liberation Army of Cheboygan

Nope, not SEALs, instead get some of the ex KGB types that know how to instill terror in the heats of the (not so) brave islamists

re: #227 squarepeg

on oktober-7... aniversary of "Operation Infinite Justice,"

Tropical Update

Kingston, JA- sustained 81 mph (130 km/hr) winds

Caribbean visible loop. Hurricane Dean now expected to hit far enough South of Texas to spare even BRO from serious weather effects.

Storm centered loop from University of Wisconsin.

Next potential tropical threat near 55&degW. Canadian suggests a hurricane for Florida coast North of Miami, European sees a strong tropical wave or tropical depression, GFS predicts nothing. Too early to say for sure, but satellite pic doesn't look too bad.

To early to say whether another nocturnal core rain occurs with Tropical Depression Erin like it did last night near OKC, but Southern Missouri should be watchful.

re: #257 Killgore Trout

/And they bring their quaint traditions here, and want to be Americans.

Big hooey.

So they make videos. And, then it gets "play" in the media; since what does it take to get this one up in the air to be seen?

Okay, so this one doesn't involve "head chopping."

But ya know what? MANY MORE PEOPLE IN BRITAIN THINK THESE PEOPLE ARE RUBBISH.

Unlike advertisements, if you're clever enough, you can sell anything; these videos are supposed to do what?

re: #257 Killgore Trout

Honor killing watch...
Son who stabbed mum's lover jailed

DEVOUT Muslim flew into a rage when he caught his mother at home with her married Sikh lover and stabbed him through the chest, a court heard yesterday.

Faisal Malik was outraged when he walked in on the pair after coming home from work early. In the ensuing scuffle, Himit Kang was pierced through his chest by a large blade, which sliced into his liver.
...
A judge heard last week how the religious teenager disapproved of the behaviour of his westernised mother, Shahnaz Begum, who drank alcohol and carried on a relationship with Mr Kang.

If you can't beat them, f* their mothers.

The defendant, who has previous convictions for assaults, was jailed for 18 months, with 207 days served on remand to be deducted from the total.

Wasn't the first time that junior was in trouble for being violent. Might be better for everyone if he moved out of mommy's house and found himself a place of his own. Where's daddy when all of this is going on? Jail? Jihad? Worm food?

OK, Let me get this straight:

1. The Country of Turkey
2. Christmas
3. On Christmas, "infidels" eat turkey
4. So "infidels" eat the body of muslim men on Christmas.

Got it.

Next?

.

re: #249 MandyManners

re: #245 NY Nana

Neither am I.

Hey, good news all around~!

Neither am I!

:D

~ENT