The dominoes continue to fall.

Let's talk Turkey.

And FREE KURDISTAN!

Hmm, maybe the "Islamists" is a Turkey pro soccer team? Or an all boy band from the early '90s?

Let's grease the skids for Turk EU membership now...
/

Former islamist: better educated in the art of lying and deception. A tie and coat don't hurt either.

Will there be a military coup?

is it bad to say lets hope?

I usually translate a former Islamist as an Islamist who's no longer breathing.

...a devout Muslim ...

Well, that is an interesting way to put it.

Counting down to a military coup.

Look on the bright side, a coup will kill two birds with one stone: no islamist rule, and Turkey doesn't join the EU.

There must be some way to block the continuing march of Islam across the world! There must be!

Actually, there is, but the weenies won't let us do it. It's just too distressing to face the truth about what is happening and what the only real solution is, so we go bumbling on hoping for decency from people who have none.

I'm going to go throw up now.

“Our nation has been watching the behavior of those separatists who can’t embrace Turkey’s unitary nature, and centers of evil that systematically try to corrode the secular nature of the Turkish Republic,” Gen. Yasar Buyukanit, chief of the military,

I like the way he talks.

This is good news for those concerned about Turkish entry into the EU. Hopefully the choice of Turks to embrace medievalism convinces Europeans once and for all that Turkey is not a part of western civilization, and that their society will never be compatible with it as long as its political system is polluted by Islamism.

re: #7 blutonazi98

Will there be a military coup?

is it bad to say lets hope?

Military leaders have mentioned the possibility before, but we are assured now that it was only satire and we were too stupid to get it.

What makes him a former Islamist? Isn't that punishable by death?

Will there be a military coup? It wouldn’t be the first time.

Last time I checked they have a coup about every ten years or so. My guess is yes. I'd be interested to hear what baconeatingkaffir has to say.

The only "former Islamist" would be an apostate, right? I would ask how dumb they think we are but, unfortunately, they're right.

re: #14 Pickle

... polluted ...

Excellent word choice. I have already adopted it as my own.

re: #18 Spenser (with an S)

The only "former Islamist" would be an apostate, right?

Or a dead one. We need more former Islamists!

re: #17 Killgore Trout

Will there be a military coup? It wouldn’t be the first time.

Last time I checked they have a coup about every ten years or so. My guess is yes. I'd be interested to hear what baconeatingkaffir has to say.

GMTA.

re: #10 Dianna

Look on the bright side, a coup will kill two birds with one stone: no islamist rule, and Turkey doesn't join the EU.

Maybe we can get real lucky and break that sucka up: give the southeast back to the Kurds to make a new Kurdistan; give the west coast back to Greece; and give the northeast back to the Armenians.

Everyone's happy!

The Gul Guillotine

Bye bye Turkey.

. Formerly 'secular' Turkey embraces the darkness.

Drum's of getting loud now

...Bush: Iran must halt Iraq actions 'at once'... Developing

[Link: www.drudgereport.com...] ..What time is the speech..anyone know?

re: #11 cookielady

There must be some way to block the continuing march of Islam across the world! There must be!

There is, lock the MSM and all Lefty Democrates in their parents basements so they can't get out and undermine the war effort anymore. I wonder what they would do instead down there?

Oh, and give back northern Turkey to allow the creation of an independent Cyprus, while we're at it!

northern Turkey = northern Cyprus

Ooops!

re: #25 storagemanager

Drum's of war getting loud now

...Bush: Iran must halt Iraq actions 'at once'... Developing

[Link: www.drudgereport.com...] ..What time is the speech..anyone know?

PIMF

This may be a good thing - now with a potential Islamic republic right at the footsteps of Europe, maybe the Euroweenies will start to really wake up - especially when you consider that Germany and France are awash in Turks.

A devout Muslim with a background in political Islam

As if there's such a thing as 'apolitical islam'.

Islamonazis to EU.
NO TURKEY FOR YOU!

I'd compare being a “former Islamist" to being "almost" or "just a little bit" pregnant.

This just in we are "Running out of poor people"

re: #34 rab3

Was listening the Mark Levin last night.

He read a column that showed how the poor in the US is better of than most "average" income earners in Europe.

But Euro peasants drink wine, so they're culutred.

re: #22 zombie

It's a thought.

“Secularism — one of the main principles of our republic — is a precondition for social peace as much as it is a liberating model for different lifestyles,” Gul said. “As long as I am in office, I will embrace all our citizens without any bias. I will preserve my impartiality with the greatest of care.”

And, you know he means it...

re: #23 Ben Hur

The Gul Guillotine

Bye bye Turkey.

Well, I'll be durned. That's some good shootin'.

I'll bet that if there is a military coup that the mooonbats will flip out 'cause we all know that any military is filled with knuckle-dragging bullies who want to stomp out freedom.

Cyprus for Turks!

Kurdistan for Turks!

EU for Turks!

Anyone else like the movie Turk182?

re: #38 bikermailman

Right.

Like it takes a commando ninja in Navy Seal gear to take out a friggin turkey.

A devout Muslim with a background in political Islam

"a background in political Islam ..."
It's like delivering Valium via the print word.

re: #35 Ben Hur

re: #34 rab3

Was listening the Mark Levin last night.

He read a column that showed how the poor in the US is better of than most "average" income earners in Europe.

But Euro peasants drink wine, so they're culutred.

Let's here is for 35 hour work weeks and mandatory 4 weeks vacation. Buddy can you spare a dime Euro.

Ugh...this is not good, but it is no worse than what's been happening. I think that the Kemalists can pull it back together.

Ahhh, today's a good day: just found out I've been linked at

Power Line
Hugh Hewitt

as well as (from last night)

Instapundit
Michelle Malkin
LGF (of course)
...and a zillion others.

The hilarious part is, all the "stats" packages on my site are broken, so I have no idea how many visitors I'm getting! Must be pushing the six figures range. But the hamsters seems to be performing well, so I can relax.

re: #30 rokbassist

This may be a good thing - now with a potential Islamic republic right at the footsteps of Europe, maybe the Euroweenies will start to really wake up - especially when you consider that Germany and France are awash in Turks.

You meant to put a NOT or a SARC in there, right? I mean...c'mon... It's a good thought, and would that it were true, but...I'm guessing it won't happen.

If I were in the Turkish government and leaning non-secular or separatist, I'd take what Gen. Yasar Buyukanit says very VERY seriously. Historically, they've meant it, and they are fierce and disciplined.

I've always been glad that the Turks are in NATO (e.g., allies).

The Army is essentially the CTRL-ALT-DEL of Turkish Politics. (I hope they take care of business prior to the Islamist Blue Screen of Death.)

re: #27 zombie

As a youngster I saw the movie Midnight Express. I was way too young to be allowed to see this. (At my cousin's house while the adults were away). This nightmarish movie scared the crap out of me and to this day I am still affected it. I'm an islamophobe and turkophobe from way back. Anything to diminish Turkey's influence in the region could only be a good thing.

This should just about mark the end of Turkey's hopes for EU membership, at least for the foreseeable future.

Unless, of course, the leadership of the EU is completely devoid of common sense...

--Snicker--

“Our nation has been watching the behavior of those separatists who can’t embrace Turkey’s unitary nature, and centers of evil that systematically try to corrode the secular nature of the Turkish Republic,” Gen. Yasar Buyukanit, chief of the military, said in a note on the military’s Web site Monday.

Translation: Kurdish heads will roll.

Other Than interesting news.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad warned Tuesday that a power vacuum is imminent in Iraq and said that Iran was ready to help fill the gap.
"The political power of the occupiers is collapsing rapidly," Ahmadinejad said at a press conference in Tehran, referring to US troops in Iraq. "Soon, we will see a huge power vacuum in the region. Of course, we are prepared to fill the gap, with the help of neighbors and regional friends like Saudi Arabia, and with the help of the Iraqi nation."

Translation: Resistance is futile, you will be absorbed, purple fingers will be removed..

Lets give this new Turkish President some time.

He may surprise us in positive way.

re: #40 Ben Hur

Cyprus for Turks!

Kurdistan for Turks!

EU for Turks!

Anyone else like the movie Turk182?

I enjoyed Turk182, though I haven't seen it in ages.

I give it 2.5 stars.

re: #32 jcm

Islamonazis to EU.
NO TURKEY FOR YOU!

That's a relief; it'd've caused no end of problems and no gains whatsoever.

re: #32 jcm

Islamonazis to EU.
NO TURKEY FOR YOU!

Haven't I read somewhere recently that the left, or the islamonazis, or someone equally as nutzoid...wait...that pretty much tops the list...hmmm...anyway, one of their representatives was whining about how Christians eating turkey or ham at Christmas was something cooked up to be 'racist' toward the moooslims?

Labor Day fireworks. Hope they run it on TV. If they go jihad, we need to kick their asses out of NATO and let their jets rust.

Former Islamist + Devout Muz.= A man that has been purposely groomed, polished, and had his background sanitized for a position of command and influence. Plausible alibis for any past and future terrorist activities. Knows where enough bodies are buried to keep his job and his safety, but doesn't know enough real details to accidentally give away his masters.

Kinda reminds me of Shrillary, without the devout part.

It's sad, in a way.

Kemal Ataturk and his successors have worked for nearly 80 years to turn Turkey into a modern state...and every time you think they finally did it, things break down.

re: #45 zombie

Ahhh, today's a good day: just found out I've been linked at

Power Line
Hugh Hewitt

as well as (from last night)

Instapundit
Michelle Malkin
LGF (of course)
...and a zillion others.

The hilarious part is, allthe "stats" packages on my site are broken, so I have no idea how many visitorsI'm getting! Must be pushing the six figures range. But the hamsters seemsto be performing well, so I can relax.

The ultimate good news/bad news. You know there's an avalanche, yet don't know the numbers.

I'd be pulling my hair out.

Still, more good news than bad I suppose, as it's a tribute to your great work.

Anyone else here remember when the U.S. installed missiles in Turkey aimed at Russia?

In 1961, the U.S. deployed 15 Jupiter IRBMs (intermediate-range ballistic missiles) at Izmir, Turkey, aimed at the western USSR's cities, including Moscow. Given its 1,500-mile range, Moscow was only 16 minutes away.

While the article doesn't explicitly mentioned nukes, it's a safe bet they were. The response from the Russians? Now known as the Cuban Missile crisis. While JFK was okay in some areas, in 20/20 hindsight it sure does look like a dumb thing to do. I won't forget that time. Inexperience in foreign affairs took us to the brink of an all-out nuclear exchange. Barak Hussein Obama, you listening?

re: #45 zombie

1 here. You are really haulin' the mail Buddy!

re: #45 zombie

Congratulations!

Breaking News >> President Bush Speaks at the 89th American Legion Convention: Watch Live

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Well this should make them a shoe in for membership in the EU.

/

OK, so a politician referred to as a "former Islamist" by the press, a moderate Muslim activist, the Easter Bunny, and Hillary Clinton are playing cards...

Who wins the pot?

re: #41 Ben Hur

re: #38 bikermailman

Right.

Like it takes a commando ninja in Navy Seal gear to take out a friggin turkey.

I got some news for ya Ben, to take a turkey with a bow is one of the hardest things you can do. Only the best (or very lucky)hunters will be able to pull it off, and then not reliably. Give it a try:)

re: #45 zombie

Ahhh, today's a good day: just found out I've been linked at

Power Line
Hugh Hewitt

as well as (from last night)

Instapundit
Michelle Malkin
LGF (of course)
...and a zillion others.

The hilarious part is, all the "stats" packages on my site are broken, so I have no idea how many visitors I'm getting! Must be pushing the six figures range. But the hamsters seems to be performing well, so I can relax.

Thanks from humble moi. I now understand what the heck is going on with that trial.

re: #64 Canadastani

OK, so a politician referred to as a "former Islamist" by the press, a moderate Muslim activist, the Easter Bunny, and Hillary Clinton are playing cards...

Who wins the pot?

No one. Hillary's husband inhaled it.

AP: The United Transportation Union is endorsing Hillary Clinton for president, the first national union endorsement in the '08 race

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

re: #40 Ben Hur

Cyprus for Turks!

Kurdistan for Turks!

EU for Turks!

Anyone else like the movie Turk182?

Did Blink 182 do the soundtrack?

I remember reading that te Tukish military is infected with Islamists.
It looks like senior officers cling to secularism.
The best be careful. When Iran became an islamic Republic senior military officers were executed.
I know that coups sound bad, but...

re: #28 zombie

Zombie..what was your connection to the DK's? just a hint

re: #41 Ben Hur

re: #38 bikermailman

Right.

Like it takes a commando ninja in Navy Seal gear to take out a friggin turkey.

An arrow through the neck? I'm just sayin'.

Turkish Delight.

NGREDIENTS:

* 4 cups granulated sugarInfidel.
* 1 1/4 cups cornstarchFertilizer bomb.
* 1 teaspoon cream of tartarmartyred insurgent
* 4 1/4 cups waterMolotov cocktail.
* 1 tablespoon lemon Brain juice squeezed from your decapitated head
* 1 1/2 tablespoons rosewater. Because we like the smell. We are not savages you know.
* 1 cup confectioners sugar Daughter dispatched in honor killing.
* Vegetable oil or shortening. You will cook better when your all greased up.

re: #45 zombie

Where's your tip jar?

“Our nation has been watching the behavior of those separatists who can’t embrace Turkey’s unitary nature, and centers of evil that systematically try to corrode the secular nature of the Turkish Republic,” Gen. Yasar Buyukanit, chief of the military, said in a note on the military’s Web site Monday.

Aren't separatists supposed to be people who want to be separate from the government? Don't these Islamists want to run the government?

re: #64 Canadastani

Hillary. The other two are mythical creatures.

re: #67 JamesTKirk

re: #64 Canadastani

OK, so a politician referred to as a "former Islamist" by the press, a moderate Muslim activist, the Easter Bunny, and Hillary Clinton are playing cards...

Who wins the pot?

No one. Hillary's husband inhaled it.

But...but...I thought he just puffed to look cool and score.

zombie is going BIG TIME!

re: #65 maddogg

re: #41 Ben Hur

re: #38 bikermailman

Right.

Like it takes a commando ninja in Navy Seal gear to take out a friggin turkey.

I got some news for ya Ben, to take a turkey with a bow is one of the hardest things you can do. Only the best (or very lucky)hunters will be able to pull it off, and then not reliably. Give it a try:)

Send in the Nuge!

Maybe this idea of imposing Democracy on a people whose religious system doesn't permit democracy ins't a great idea.

Well, it has sort of worked in Turkey for a while. Be interesting to see if the former Ottoman rulers of Arabia eventually become servants of a Wahabbist caliphate centered in Arabia.

re: #26 rab3

re: #11 cookielady

There must be some way to block the continuing march of Islam across the world! There must be!

There is, lock the MSM and all Lefty Democrates in their parents basements so they can't get out and undermine the war effort anymore. I wonder what they would do instead down there?

Undermommashouseous Inhabitus
Small, slimey creatures that dwell in conditions of artificial light and air. Their main diet consists of Cheetos, Kool-aid and Veggie burgers.

re: #66 Cattt

re: #45 zombie

Ahhh, today's a good day: just found out I've been linked at

Power Line
Hugh Hewitt

as well as (from last night)

Instapundit
Michelle Malkin
LGF (of course)
...and a zillion others.

The hilarious part is, all the "stats" packages on my site are broken, so I have no idea how many visitors I'm getting! Must be pushing the six figures range. But the hamsters seems to be performing well, so I can relax.

Thanks from humble moi. I now understand what the heck is going on with that trial.

Thanks for the HT zombie - and I can certainly sympathize with your predicament. I guess you should be happy in knowing that you're spreading the message about that case.

re: #49 daledog

re: #27 zombie

As a youngster I saw the movie Midnight Express. I was way too young to be allowed to see this. (At my cousin's house while the adults were away). This nightmarish movie scared the crap out of me and to this day I am still affected it. I'm an islamophobe and turkophobe from way back. Anything to diminish Turkey's influence in the region could only be a good thing.

I was 25 when I saw it and it made me completely ill.

re: #75 Grondy

“Our nation has been watching the behavior of those separatists who can’t embrace Turkey’s unitary nature, and centers of evil that systematically try to corrode the secular nature of the Turkish Republic,” Gen. Yasar Buyukanit, chief of the military, said in a note on the military’s Web site Monday.

Aren't separatists supposed to be people who want to be separate from the government? Don't these Islamists want to run the government?

Separatists are the Kurds.
Centers of evil are the islamists.

The general wants to present the Armed Forces as defender of the unity of the state AND of the anti-islamist constitution.

re: #81 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

re: #26 rab3

re: #11 cookielady

There must be some way to block the continuing march of Islam across the world! There must be!

There is, lock the MSM and all Lefty Democrates in their parents basements so they can't get out and undermine the war effort anymore. I wonder what they would do instead down there?

Undermommashouseous Inhabitus
Small, slimey creatures that dwell in conditions of artificial light and air. Their main diet consists of Cheetos, Kool-aid and Veggie burgers.

You need to put that on a tee shirt and sell them. You'll make fortune just in effigy burnings alone.

re: #78 jcm

zombie is going BIG TIME!

Zombie already WAS big time. Everyone else hadn't figgered it out just yet.

re: #45 zombie

Ahhh, today's a good day: just found out I've been linked at

Power Line
Hugh Hewitt

as well as (from last night)

Instapundit
Michelle Malkin
LGF (of course)
...and a zillion others.

The hilarious part is, all the "stats" packages on my site are broken, so I have no idea how many visitors I'm getting! Must be pushing the six figures range. But the hamsters seems to be performing well, so I can relax.

Do you have a new photo shoot up?

According to Jackson Diel (for what its worth), this guy is not someone to really worry about.

[Link: www.washingtonpost.com...]

re: #85 rab3

re: #81 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

re: #26 rab3

re: #11 cookielady

There must be some way to block the continuing march of Islam across the world! There must be!

There is, lock the MSM and all Lefty Democrates in their parents basements so they can't get out and undermine the war effort anymore. I wonder what they would do instead down there?

Undermommashouseous Inhabitus
Small, slimey creatures that dwell in conditions of artificial light and air. Their main diet consists of Cheetos, Kool-aid and Veggie burgers.

You need to put that on a tee shirt and sell them. You'll make fortune just in effigy burnings alone.

I'm considering doing a "Wiki" page on the breed. I adore good satire.

re: #84 Poitiers-Lepanto

re: #75 Grondy

“Our nation has been watching the behavior of those separatists who can’t embrace Turkey’s unitary nature, and centers of evil that systematically try to corrode the secular nature of the Turkish Republic,” Gen. Yasar Buyukanit, chief of the military, said in a note on the military’s Web site Monday.

Aren't separatists supposed to be people who want to be separate from the government? Don't these Islamists want to run the government?

Separatists are the Kurds.
Centers of evil are the islamists.

The general wants to present the Armed Forces as defender of the unity of the state AND of the anti-islamist constitution.

I think this term of "seperatist" means those who want to seperate someones head from their body

'Ex-Islamist' my eye!
HEADSCARF IN THE PALACE

The secular elite and Turkey's generals, who have ousted four governments since 1960, are wary of Gul's Islamist past and alarmed at the prospect of a woman, his wife, wearing the Islamic headscarf in the Cankaya presidential palace.

The headscarf is for many a potent symbol of the religious influence that soldier-turned-politician Mustafa Kemal Ataturk banished from public life when he founded the modern, Western-style republic on the ruins of the Ottoman Empire.

"On this historic day his wife will not be at his side," said a headline in liberal daily Milliyet, reinforcing just how polarizing the issue of the headscarf is in Turkey.

re: #84 Poitiers-Lepanto

re: #75 Grondy

“Our nation has been watching the behavior of those separatists who can’t embrace Turkey’s unitary nature, and centers of evil that systematically try to corrode the secular nature of the Turkish Republic,” Gen. Yasar Buyukanit, chief of the military, said in a note on the military’s Web site Monday.

Aren't separatists supposed to be people who want to be separate from the government? Don't these Islamists want to run the government?

Separatists are the Kurds.
Centers of evil are the islamists.

The general wants to present the Armed Forces as defender of the unity of the state AND of the anti-islamist constitution.

That makes sense. I remember when we invaded Iraq, they kept offering to "help us out" with the Kurds in Iraq.

re: #89 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I'm considering doing a "Wiki" page on the breed. I adore good satire.

Nice. Let us know when you get it finished. You write good stuff, and I love both satire in general, and anything that tweaks the left and islamists. BTW, did you see that the HuffPoo writer who wanted a military coup NOW claims that it was 'just satire'. Uh huh. I've been reading satire since high school. Enjoy satire. My friend, your piece (of garbage) was no satire.

Gul made a second bid for the top job after his first attempt in April was blocked by an army-backed secularist campaign that sparked a political crisis, and forced early general elections July 22.

Erdogan's Islamist-rooted Justice and Development Party won a landslide victory in the polls, and a second five-year mandate.

Outgoing President Ahmet Necdet Sezer, a staunch secularist who has often clashed with the AKP government, declined to approve the new cabinet earlier this month, in what Erdogan described as a "gesture" to the new president.

"In the days ahead, our task will be to take our country forward, shoulder-to-shoulder, in solidarity," he said.

Gul will be sworn in later Tuesday.

re: #88 gwlaw99

According to Jackson Diel (for what its worth), this guy is not someone to really worry about.

[Link: www.washingtonpost.com...]

Did they run it by their secular employees for their reaction?

re: #90 Eowyn2

I think this term of "seperatist" means those who want to seperate someones head from their body

That's the western media's meaning of "separatist". =D

(Thus my confusion, this guy isn't working for the AP, or AFP...)

re: #42 wanumba

It's like delivering Valium via the print word.

Brilliant description of the swill administered to the masses by the lockstep media.

This election may indeed be a wake-up call, but not for Europeans alone. Several European countries have problematic Moslem enclaves, unwilling to integrate, and their presence within, and Turkey's 'islamists' without, could produce a pincer movement that might hasten civil strife between Moslems and Europe's natives.

re: #92 Grondy

That makes sense. I remember when we invaded Iraq, they kept offering to "help us out" with the Kurds in Iraq.

That, and they wouldn't let us fly over their airspace, nor stage from our bases there. Totally changed our strategery, IIRC.

re: #45 zombie
The interesting thing (If the MSM happens to be eavesdropping) is how much traffic a story that they have NO interest in reporting, is generating. Their bias/agenda is costing them. Maybe they give a damn, maybe they don't. I guess they'll keep on cutting the size of their layout, the staff size, the print run, without addressing the root cause. Meanwhile, good for you!

An Islamist has become President of Turkey...

Guess the Kurds are screwed...

dinnerjacket is talking like he's got the bomb...

I think I am going to need a strong drink later on.

re: #71 hayseed

re: #28 zombie

Zombie..what was your connection to the DK's? just a hint

I shall never say!

Possibly because there is no connection. But I leave the option open, to confuse people.

re: #74 bikermailman

re: #45 zombie

Where's your tip jar?

I ain't got one.

It's just my philosophy.

No ads, no tip jar, nothing for sale.

The information stream must be pure and untainted.

And this Islamist was endorsed by most major EU MSM.

re: #103 zombie

re: #74 bikermailman

re: #45 zombie

Where's your tip jar?

I ain't got one.

It's just my philosophy.

No ads, no tip jar, nothing for sale.

The information stream must be pure and untainted.

You are one of kind...thank you for all you do.

re: #103 zombie

zombie-congrats on another fantastic episode...I really admire the way you make time for this stuff, in addition to whatever non-zombie life you lead. KOL HAKAVOD (Heb: More power to ya...)

re: #87 Eowyn2

Do you have a new photo shoot up?

Yup. It was last night's dead thread here on LGF, for one.

re: #75 Grondy

hmmm...how shall I explain this...The Turks don't like "minorities". The Turkish constitution does not recognize a whole host of "minorities" -- the policy has been to try to make them Turks (including Kurds -- that's "Let's Make Kurds Turks" -- so this means denying Kurds the right to speak Kurdish, outlaw the recognition of Kurdish customs, etc, etc.). Turkey's treatment of "minorities" has been a major sticking point with respect to Turkey's entrance into the EU. (Some times the Turks have also conducted pogroms -- murdering/suppressing/arresting members of certain minorities -- such as the Alevis -- they're a kind of Shiite group in Turkey.) all these minority groups are considered evil "separatists" who want to tear Turkey apart.

Other points to consider:
1) The army back in 2003 also threatened a coup (but didn't take place).
2) From Deusche Welle cable, I hear that Turks who like America is at an all time low. Why is this? It's because there are terrorists in iraq (that's in northern, Kurdish Iraq) who keep stirring up trouble in Turkey. Yet the U.S. government says nothing against the Kurdish terrorists. This angers Turks.
3) The Islamist President can appoint judges, along with military people. It's this power of making appointments to key positions which is most worrisome. (gradually Turkey will become increasingly Islamist, less and less secular.)
4) I really wonder about the liklihood of a coup...(don't rely on one).

re: #103 zombie

Congratulations, zombie!

And, while I admire your stance, I'd still love to contribute, since I can't take a decent picture anyway.

A fan speaks...

Castro says Clinton, Obama would make winning team

Published: 08.28.07, 20:20 / Israel News

Ailing Cuban leader Fidel Castro is tipping Democratic candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama to team up and win the US Presidential election.

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

I'd support a coup in this case.

re: #84 Poitiers-Lepanto

Turkey is such a complicated nation/issue. On the one hand, it is a 'good guy' ally for Israel in the region-but that come at a moral price of not condemning the Armenian genocide. But it is hot spot for Islamism. Then there are the Turks and the Greeks in Cyprus-oh my oh my...

Gul Ducat will never beat Picard.

re: #65 maddogg

My dad hit one with his car a few months back.

re: #103 zombie

Have you checked out your Wiki page? I just looked it up and I don't know quite what to make of it.

Media-speak dictionary:

When writing about Christians describe them as "evangelical".

When writing about "Muslims" describe them as "devout".

In Pharmacology, all drugs have two names, a trade name and generic name. For example, the trade name of Tylenol also has a generic name of Acetaminophen. Aleve is also called Naproxen. Amoxil is also called Amoxicillin and Advil is also called Ibuprofen.

The FDA has been looking for a generic name for Viagra. After careful consideration by a team of government experts, it recently announced that it has settled on the generic name of Mycoxafloppin. Also considered were Mycoxafailin, Mydixadrupin, Mydixarizin, Dixafix, and of course, Ibepokin.

Pfizer Corp. announced today that Viagra will soon be available in liquid form, and will be marketed by Pepsi Cola as a power beverage suitable for use as a mixer. It will now be possible for a man to literally pour himself a stiff one. Obviously we can no longer call this a soft drink, and it gives new meaning to the names of "cocktails", "highballs" and just a good old-fashioned "stiff drink". Pepsi will market the new concoction by the name of: MOUNT & DO.

Thought for the day: There is more money being spent on breast implants and Viagra today than on Alzheimer's research. This means that by 2040, there should be a large elderly population with perky boobs and huge erections and absolutely no recollection of what to do with them.

re: #49 daledog
you think that is bad? ONce i didnt talk to my dad for 6 months because of an incident involving Turkey. Waay back in 1999 i had deeply studied the yogoslavian war and lay al the blame where it belonged with turkey and islam. if they hadnt tried to islamisize the whole region for the last 500 years this war wouldnt have happened. I also went ballistic when we Bombed Kosovo, we were literally doing the terrorists work for them! so anyway he decided to take his wife to turkey for a vacation and i objected a lot. i gave him the whole rap about "midnight express" and of course about the fall of constantinople, yes, that is how i convice someone to not take a vacation, i talk about a battle 500 years ago :P so then i mentioned how the muslims have been attacking europe and all that jazz. this was in 1999 and it just was'nt registering with him. SO anyway the argument got really heated and i didnt talk to him for 6 months over it.
But in the end there was great vindication. one day after 9-11 we were all driving in a car and then we start talking about current events and of course terrorism comes up, then he says to me, " you were the first person who warned me about this but i didnt listen." i just said " yeah thats the story of my life"

re: #118 El matamoros

I hope you have forgiven your Dad completely. It was good of him to admit that HE wasn't listening.

re: #100 ec marm

re: #45 zombie
The interesting thing (If the MSM happens to be eavesdropping) is how much traffic a story that they have NO interest in reporting, is generating. Their bias/agenda is costing them. Maybe they give a damn, maybe they don't. I guess they'll keep on cutting the size of their layout, the staff size, the print run, without addressing the root cause.

Yeah, it's amazing that they allow themselves to be scooped.

I actually have some insight into the traffic at some of these newspaper's Web sites. In some instances, it is shockingly low. LGF get vastly more readers that 95% of newspapers in America -- probably 98%. Only a few big-city major papers get any attention. (The usual suspects.) I was privy to the visitors stats at one California paper (can't say which one) and was shocked/pleased/astounded to see that even zombietime was getting triple or quadruple their traffic! (This was back when my stats packages worked.) And to think that this paper had dozens and dozens of paid staffers getting full-time salaries. And all that combined was less effective at "reaching people" than the part-time hobby of one person.

Made me convinced more than ever that the Oldstream Media is dead.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said here Tuesday that any action against the Iranian nation will be given proper response.

"I consider it unlikely if the US takes any such illogical and illegal action because the measure would turn into a joke worldwide.

I have not heard any such claim raised officially by the US administration," said President Ahmadinejad.

The president pointed to rift in the US administration concerning Iran's case and said, "We think there is a rift in the US: Some wish to solve problem logically and some others, whose arms manufacturing plants have gone bankrupt, want to escalate tension worldwide. The second group wants to foil efforts of the first one." On Iran's relations with the neighboring states, President Ahmadinejad said Tehran's ties with the Persian Gulf littoral states are friendly.

"Today, our volume of commercial transactions with the UAE is more than 11 billion dollars. Our relationship with officials of the country is cordial and friendly. Moreover, we have good relations with Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain."
He went on to say that Iraqi occupiers do not favor unity among regional nations and want to pit them against one another so as to continue their presence in Iraq.

[Link: www2.irna.com...]

EXCLUSIVE: Top Muslim Brotherhood/HAMAS Official Infiltrated NASA, Now Iraqi Ambassador to Japan; ICE/DoJ Ties

re: #117 jimmytheclaw

Dang. That's hilarious. Raging elderly erections.

100-year-old celebrates her birthday by smoking 170,000th cigarette

And there are people who die of lung cancer that have never smoked.

Go figure.

In other news (off topic), Nancy Grace gets owned in a way that is legendary.

Hope this cheers up those who are having a lousy day.

re: #110 storagemanager

A fan speaks...

Castro says Clinton, Obama would make winning team
Published: 08.28.07, 20:20 / Israel News

Ailing Cuban leader Fidel Castro is tipping Democratic candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama to team up and win the US Presidential election.

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

Assuming Castro is even alive...

re: #117 jimmytheclaw

What kind of dumb thing was this to post here?

Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy... tsk.

re: #122 Ben Hur

EXCLUSIVE: Top Muslim Brotherhood/HAMAS Official Infiltrated NASA, Now Iraqi Ambassador to Japan; ICE/DoJ Ties

Wow...oh man...

With the help of private investigator Bill Warner (who's done a great deal of ground-breaking investigations of Islamic terrorism), I've confirmed that the phone number listed is that of Dr. Ghanim Al-Jumaily.

That's significant because Al-Jumaily worked at the highest levels of NASA as a jet propulsion engineer working on the Mars Rover and in that capacity had high-level security clearances and access to classified information. And he's now Iraq's Ambassador to Japan, a post he's held since late 2004.

re: #103 zombie

re: #74 bikermailman

re: #45 zombie

Where's your tip jar?

I ain't got one.

It's just my philosophy.

No ads, no tip jar, nothing for sale.

The information stream must be pure and untainted.

Well, sheesh! Whaddaryah...some kinda hippie commie? j/k Thanks for all the work you do, it is both journalistically informative and riotously entertaining.

re: #122 Ben Hur
This makes the head spin...

But Al-Jumaily didn't just carry out fundraising for the Brotherhood and aid Saddam Hussein. He helped spread propaganda and gain access to top public officials. Under Al-Jumaily's direction, LIFE spokesman Mohammed Alomari wrote a book alleging the United States was created by the Jews as a Zionist plot. His website claimed Jews and the U.S. "organized" the 9/11 attacks. And Al-Jumaily had access to government officials at the highest levels. Top FBI, ICE and Justice Department officials repeatedly broke pita with him.

re: #106 WriterMom

I really admire the way you make time for this stuff, in addition to whatever non-zombie life you lead.

Therein lies the rub! The more zombie-ing I do, the more my "real life" suffers. Yet if I walk away from the computer, get my life back in order -- no new zombietime reports.

A dilemma! There are only 24 hours in a day, unfortunately.

What's the most frustrating is that I can't tell anyone that I know in "meat space" what i'm doing. So, it's always like, after I pull an all-nighter putting up a zombietime report,

"Man, I'm tired!"
"Didn't sleep last night?"
"No, not really."
"Why not?"
"Uhhh...I was...ummm...I was at a bestiality orgy!"
(Always a safe, acceptable explanation around here.)
"Hey, me too! That kangaroo was something, hunh?"

re: #115 MandyManners

re: #103 zombie

Have you checked out your Wiki page? I just looked it up and I don't know quite what to make of it.

Yeah, there are a few aspects about it that I don't like, but I don't know how to edit wikipedia pages, and so far no one's stepped up to the plate to make any changes! So what's there (partly written by moonbats) stays there.

Eh. What're ya gonna do.

re: #131 zombie

maybe some day when all is cool you can do a tell all book.

re: #113 Hucbald

Gul Ducat will never beat Picard.

"There...are...four...lights!"

/I know, I know, that one was Gul Madred, but that was one of my favorite episodes, and your comment reminded me of it.

Will there be a military coup? It wouldn’t be the first time.

The great thing about Turkey's military is that they are charged (I believe under their constitution) with maintaining a separation of church and state. It's a job the military takes seriously.

If the Islamists even push a little toward Sharia, then the bullets will start flying.

I don't usually like military coups, but it looks like the Turkish military is the only guardian of their democracy.

re: #127 cookielady

re: #117 jimmytheclaw

What kind of dumb thing was this to post here?

Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy... tsk.

Ibpoking my eyes out thanks for the visual.

Bush warns of 'holocaust' if Iran gets nukes
US President George W. Bush warned Tuesday that letting Iran acquire atomic weapons risked putting the Middle East "under the shadow of a nuclear holocaust."

"Iran's active pursuit of technology that could lead to nuclear weapons threatens to put a region already known for instability and violence under the shadow of a nuclear holocaust," he told a veterans group here

[Link: www.africasia.com...]

The dominoes are all going over in the wrong direction.

The brainwashed cult that is Islam is like a black blob sliming its way into countries with previously secular governments and replacing free thinking humane citizens with robotic fanatics who vote (once) to voluntarily don Muslim religious shackles and give up democracy in favor of sharia-diktat.

re: #131 zombie

GA!

ROFL!

zom-busy people always have time...I start my days at 5:30, and have the kids plus the day job and any lizard activism that I can fit in as well. Ya gotta do what ya gotta do.

re: #131 zombie

"Man, I'm tired!"
"Didn't sleep last night?"
"No, not really."
"Why not?"
"Uhhh...I was...ummm...I was at a bestiality orgy!"
(Always a safe, acceptable explanation around here.)
"Hey, me too! That kangaroo was something, hunh?"

OK, now my brain automatically tries to use this info to guess once again at your gender.

re: #8 JammieWearingFool

LOL. I agree.

For what it's worth, here's his remarks about Israel.

A short while ago I paid a visit to Israel and Palestine. And as I have seen there as well, there is still an optimistic climate. And I believe that if the suicide attacks by the Palestinians and the killings by the Israelis come to an end, then I believe it will be possible for a mutual understanding on the issue by both sides, and already there is such an understanding.

link

The United States has 90 guns for every 100 citizens, making it the most heavily armed society in the world, a report released on Tuesday said

GOOD! [Link: today.reuters.com...]

re: #138 storagemanager

Alleged holocaust.

Here's something about Turkey-speaking of Turkey.

Jews = Bacteria.

OT, but

If Ahmadinejad isn't lying, does this mean it is already too late?

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

re: #144 storagemanager

The United States has 90 guns for every 100 citizens, making it the most heavily armed most free society in the world, a report released on Tuesday said

GOOD! [Link: today.reuters.com...]

re: #11 cookielady

I'm going to go throw up now.

Toss your cookies? ;-)

[Link: www.drudgereport.com...]

re: #134 bikermailman

re: #113 Hucbald

Gul Ducat will never beat Picard.

"There...are...four...lights!"

/I know, I know, that one was Gul Madred, but that was one of my favorite episodes, and your comment reminded me of it.

You never see Gul Ducat and Raz Al Gul in the same room together...

re: #145 Ben Hur

re: #138 storagemanager

Alleged holocaust.

Hey storemanager your not Chad Vader are you?

re: #107 zombie

re: #87 Eowyn2

Do you have a new photo shoot up?

Yup. It was last night's dead thread here on LGF, for one.

I'll be back.

Malkin led me to LGF, LGF to Gates of Vienna; Zombie; Urban Infidel and so many more (even Kos)
thanks Michelle, Charles, Zombie, and lizards around the world

re: #145 Ben Hur

So true. With the fucking Persian Nazis the ultimate nutcase framework is 'we're gonna do another Holocaust to the Jews that never really happened, but that also simultaneously led to the creation of the Zionazi state'. Just like the 9/11 hijackers. Muslim public opinion-they were really, really, really not Muslims-but rather Mossad agents-EXCEPT for when we have them on posters, identifying them as the GLORIOUS 19.

re: #145 Ben Hur

re: #138 storagemanager

Alleged holocaust.

Can't wait Ahmadinejad to answer that...lol

re: #152 rab3

re: #145 Ben Hur

re: #138 storagemanager

Alleged holocaust.

Hey storemanager your not Chad Vader are you?

No

Good news:

We have more guns than anybody.

A lot more.

The actual statement
[Link: www.africasia.com...]

Let's all keep savage and his family in our thoughts and prayers today. His dad's being operated on.

re: #40 Ben Hur

One of my favorites
Could be the Irish in me
or the fantastically well-planned "socio-terrorism" committed by Hutton.

re: #159 MandyManners

Let's all keep savage and his family in our thoughts and prayers today. His dad's being operated on.

Will do.

I will watch the Whitehouse page for the speech...it takes a couple hours.

Some context on this story that Charles has omitted:

Turkey was a notoriously mis-governed country under the secular regimes in place from the 1970's on. Corruption was rampant. The police force as brutal, corrupt, and prone to torture. Kurds were violently suppressed, being forbidden to even speak their own language. The economy was mismanaged, resulting in spotty economic growth, high inflation, and lost opportunities. And overt displays of Muslim piety were strongly suppressed - which is fine if you think Islam is an unredeemable scourge, but imagine thke response in this country if the wearing of yarmulkes were banned, or a fundamentalist Christian President was deposed by a military coup. Secular governments were notoriously jingoistic in foreign affairs, invading Cyprus in 1974 for example.

Under the current Islamic party, economic policy has resulted in strong and sustained economic growth, with a great reduction in inflation. Corruption has greatly diminished - in line with the fact that local governments in Islamic hands were run cleanly, efficiently, and most interestingly, fairly toward all. Repression of Kurds has diminished, although the recent resurgence of the PKK has threatened this development.

The most recent political crisis is a sign of how different Turkey's government is from the garden variety Middle Eastern theocracy. When the current government nominated Mr. Gul and the outrage and military threats commenced, the government decided that this matter should be tested in an election. The results were very favorable for the government, and now it has fulfilled its mandate and elected President Gul.

What now? The first term of the current government led to a great improvement in Turkish economic and political freedoms. The government was rewarded with an even larger mandate. I suppose the government coujld do a 180 and start acting like Hamas, but this is highly unlikely. In fact, this government has strengthened Turkish democacy and made the rule of law more paramount in the nation. The gains Turkey have made will serve it well whether or not it joins the EU, a prospect becoming less likely every year. And the Turkish government may now be strong enough to resist the call of the (secular) generals to invade northern Iraq and mess things up thoroughly there.

As soon as the discredited secular opposition unites and presents a cogent program for the country I'm sure it will provide a strong opposition for the government, and will likely win future elections. Turkey is not in danger, despite the hysteria expressed in this thread.

re: #120 zombie

Made me convinced more than ever that the Oldstream Media is dead.

Not dead, exactly, but dying, certainly. In a similar way that the Roman Empire was, on the surface, alive and thriving for hundreds of years, to the contemporary eye, yet through the prism of history, we see that it was rotten at the core, and was being eaten away from the perimeter by the 'barbarians'. To the average, Idol watching American, or the Useful Idiot™ leftist, the MSM looks solid as the Empire did back in the day. Through the historian's eye (zombie's time travelling trick - hey! maybe THAT'S she/he/it's trick - zombie's ability to see the media in a way most of us can't), it is dying, just as suredly as the Empire was.

re: #114 Ben Hur

does he use a compound or a recurve?...just askin

re: #131 zombie

"Uhhh...I was...ummm...I was at a bestiality orgy!"

What happens to all the trendy animal rights activists?
Where's PETA?

This is exploitation of innocent animals!

re: #163 Gordon
Out of his rat hole to denfend Islam...its Captain Ahab!

re: #157 JammieWearingFool

Good news:

We have more guns than anybody.

A lot more.

270 million firearms for 300 million people ?
We are 30 millions short of optimum !

:-)

Man-Eating Lions and Fighting Terrorism

re: #163 Gordon

Corruption has greatly diminished

Yes removing peoples heads really will diminish the Corruption. Don't go ostrich on us.

Nodrog Speaks

re: #163 Gordon

Some context on this story that Charles has omitted:

Turkey was a notoriously mis-governed country under the secular regimes in place from the 1970's on. Corruption was rampant. The police force as brutal, corrupt, and prone to torture. Kurds were violently suppressed, being forbidden to even speak their own language. The economy was mismanaged, resulting in spotty economic growth, high inflation, and lost opportunities. And overt displays of Muslim piety were strongly suppressed - which is fine if you think Islam is an unredeemable scourge, but imagine thke response in this country if the wearing of yarmulkes were banned, or a fundamentalist Christian President was deposed by a military coup. Secular governments were notoriously jingoistic in foreign affairs, invading Cyprus in 1974 for example.

Under the current Islamic party, economic policy has resulted in strong and sustained economic growth, with a great reduction in inflation. Corruption has greatly diminished - in line with the fact that local governments in Islamic hands were run cleanly, efficiently, and most interestingly, fairly toward all. Repression of Kurds has diminished, although the recent resurgence of the PKK has threatened this development.

The most recent political crisis is a sign of how different Turkey's government is from the garden variety Middle Eastern theocracy. When the current government nominated Mr. Gul and the outrage and military threats commenced, the government decided that this matter should be tested in an election. The results were very favorable for the government, and now it has fulfilled its mandate and elected President Gul.

What now? The first term of the current government led to a great improvement in Turkish economic and political freedoms. The government was rewarded with an even larger mandate. I suppose the government coujld do a 180 and start acting like Hamas, but this is highly unlikely. In fact, this government has strengthened Turkish democacy and made the rule of law more paramount in the nation. The gains Turkey have made will serve it well whether or not it joins the EU, a prospect becoming less likely every year. And the Turkish government may now be strong enough to resist the call of the (secular) generals to invade northern Iraq and mess things up thoroughly there.

As soon as the discredited secular opposition unites and presents a cogent program for the country I'm sure it will provide a strong opposition for the government, and will likely win future elections. Turkey is not in danger, despite the hysteria expressed in this thread.

re: #170 rab3

re: #163 Gordon

Corruption has greatly diminished

Yes removing peoples heads really will diminish the Corruption. Don't go ostrich on us.

Don't forget removing hands and eyes.

re: #167 storagemanager

re: #163 Gordon
Out of his rat hole to denfend Islam...its Captain Ahab!

Looks like we must be over the target again.

Re: 163

I smell a cut-n-paste job.

re: #17 Killgore Trout

Will there be a military coup? It wouldn’t be the first time.

Last time I checked they have a coup about every ten years or so. My guess is yes. I'd be interested to hear what baconeatingkaffir has to say.

Conventional wisdom says yes- there well might be a military coup. However, there is another theory gaining support---the military may well decide to throw in with the Islamics to gain a continued favored and prestige life in Turkey. For example with America being driven out of Iraq ( if you believe the demosurrender crowd will soon be in power ) it may better to throw your lot in with the victors!

US President George W Bush said Tuesday that withdrawing US forces would allow the Middle East to be taken over by extremist forces and put the security of the United States in jeopardy.

"I want our fellow citizens to consider what would happen if these forces of radicalism and extremism were allowed to drive us out of the Middle East... The region would be dramatically transformed in a way that could imperil the civilized world," said Bush

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

re: #107 zombie

re: #87 Eowyn2

Do you have a new photo shoot up?

Yup. It was last night's dead thread here on LGF, for one.

thats not a new page, thats a fricking book.

The true and unique Nodrog !
And the message is always the same:
Tout va bien, Madame la Marquise.
Everything is OK, no problem, there is no islamic threat.

OK, everybody back to sleep.

re: #176 storagemanager

see 175

re: #163 Gordon

Corruption has greatly diminished - in line with the fact that local governments in Islamic hands were run cleanly, efficiently, and most interestingly, fairly toward all.

Allahu Ackbar!

re: #125 equable

In other news (off topic), Nancy Grace gets owned in a way that is legendary.

[Link: youtube.com...]

Hope this cheers up those who are having a lousy day.

I wasn't having a bad day, but thank you anyway!

Well, that's a relief. Guess all those million Turks demonstrating against insiduous radical Islamic take over of their governance didn't know what they were thinking!

re: #131 zombie

At which point, one becomes really creative?

re: #172 storagemanager

re: #170 rab3

re: #163 Gordon

Corruption has greatly diminished

Yes removing peoples heads really will diminish the Corruption. Don't go ostrich on us.

Don't forget removing hands and eyes.

Prison cells make great places to unite and present a cogent program for the country.

#141 Spenser (with an S)

With all of the Al Reuters and KosKidz/DU trolls lurking about, Zombies ability to not let any info out is crucial.

Zombie must remain unknow.

It's in our best interest.

the military have to act now, the more they wait the more difficult it will be to eradicate this islamists. Atatur must be turning in his tomb.

Sharia=Order.

How many of your rights would you sacrifice?

re: #180 Killgore Trout

And pass the machete!

re: #17 Killgore Trout

I'd be interested to hear what baconeatingkaffir has to say.

Link, here, on this mornings DT. I'm surprised a certain word got past the filter.

re: #131 zombie

re: #106 WriterMom

I really admire the way you make time for this stuff, in addition to whatever non-zombie life you lead.

Therein lies the rub! The more zombie-ing I do, the more my "real life" suffers. Yet if I walk away from the computer, get my life back in order -- no new zombietime reports.

A dilemma! There are only 24 hours in a day, unfortunately.

What's the most frustrating is that I can't tell anyone that I know in "meat space" what i'm doing. So, it's always like, after I pull an all-nighter putting up a zombietime report,

"Man, I'm tired!"
"Didn't sleep last night?"
"No, not really."
"Why not?"
"Uhhh...I was...ummm...I was at a bestiality orgy!"
(Always a safe, acceptable explanation around here.)
"Hey, me too! That kangaroo was something, hunh?"

Perhaps you could use this as your excuse?

US President George W Bush has warned Iran to stop supporting the militants fighting against the US in Iraq.
In a speech to US war veterans in Reno, Nevada, Mr Bush renewed charges that Tehran has provided training and weapons for extremists in Iraq.

"The Iranian regime must halt these actions," he said.

Earlier, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad warned that US authority in the region was rapidly collapsing, and Iran would help fill the void

War is close. [Link: news.bbc.co.uk...]

Gordon's back?!

unknown---mega PIMF

"But the trains run on time," Gordon wrote.

#194 ec marm

Nodrog would have made such a fine Nazi.

Mr Bush hit back, accusing Iran's Revolutionary Guards of funding and arming insurgents in Iraq.

And he said Iran's leaders could not avoid some responsibility for attacks on coalition troops and Iraqi civilians.

He said he had authorised US commanders in Iraq to take action to confront what he called Iran's murderous activities there.

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

GORDON!

Way to make an entrance. LOL. You know-Hamas is running the trains on time in Gaza, Shitistan too.

re: #174 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Re: 163

I smell a cut-n-paste job.

I'm not sure about that. Look at the second sentence. There be a letter missing.

Hitler ended unemployment.

re: #163 nodroG

Wow, just like when Chavez came to power in Venezuela! Freedom and democracy!

re: #173 Sifty

Out of his rat hole to defend Islam...its Captain Ahab!

Looks like we must be over the target again

Isn't it uncanny? Ya never know which are the Left's No. 1 issues until a some topic goes up and then the usual suspects suddenly appear. Bellweather threads? Maybe we can rank them by number of trolls and mobys - no trolls, no Left interest. Swarms = Left sore spots.

And when it comes, the libs will be the first to go.

Or at least all the things they like doing.

#197 WriterMom

Uhh, they actually don't have any trains, running or even sitting still. Or their own power plants. Or currency.

They have goats, RPGs, and AK-47's though (Along with -grinding my teeth- a shit load of M-16's)

re: #198 MandyManners

re: #174 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Re: 163

I smell a cut-n-paste job.

I'm not sure about that. Look at the second sentence. There be a letter missing.

He make up stuff so well. Good catch.

re: #185 BulgarWheat

#141 Spenser (with an S)

With all of the Al Reuters and KosKidz/DU trolls lurking about, Zombies ability to not let any info out is crucial.

Zombie must remain unknow.

It's in our best interest.

I fully agree, but it's fun to speculate/have fun with it.

OT:

Technical question...is anyone else having problems with their LGF live bookmark? Mine is not listing the most recent LGF stories, the ones that came after "The Most Secure Place in the World" are gone. I'm using Firefox for a browser. I've never seen this happen before. I've tried reloading the live bookmark several times, still only has the older stories pop up in the list.

Palestinian sources in Gaza reported Tuesday that a blast was heard near the Ansar compound, west of Gaza City.

According the sources, bystanders claimed the explosion was a result of an Israel Air Force missile hit. The compound was the Palestinian security forces' headquarters before Hamas took over the Strip.

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

Pet spider kills its owner

A MAN who lived in his own “zoo” of lizards and insects was fatally bitten by a pet black widow spider — then eaten by the other creepy-crawlies.
Police broke in to Mark Voegel’s apartment to find spider Bettina along with 200 others, several snakes, a gecko lizard called Helmut and several thousand termites had gorged on his body.

Neighbours alerted police after becoming alarmed by the stink.

yummy.

re: #195 BulgarWheat

#194 ec marm

Nodrog would have made such a fine Nazi.

Sorry, but nodrog ain't got the stones to be a good Nazi.

#205 bikermailman

Yeah, well I envision Zombie as BabbaZee's crime-fighting sidekick, spewing out Zionist hair-rays against the evil cult, exposing moonbats and pinko lefties,...but with a camera.

Israeli Who Sold Poison Gas to Iran Denied Early Parole

(IsraelNN.com) On Tuesday the Israel Prisons Service Parole Board denied a request by former businessman and convicted traitor Nachum Manbar that his 16-year sentence be reduced by a third.

In 1997 Nachum Manbar was found guilty of treason for aiding an enemy making war on Israel and providing information intended to damage Israel's security. Manbar sold Iran $18 million worth of mustard gas and nerve gas, and technology for the construction of a factory to build missile warheads which could carry them. Prosecutor Dvorah Chen called it the most serious crime in Israeli history, and asked for a sentence of life in prison. But the Tel Aviv District Court sentenced Manbar to 16 years

[Link: www.israelnationalnews.com...]

re: #187 Ben Hur

Sharia=Order

How many of your rights would you sacrifice?

Sharia=Order=Third Riech=Marxist Five Year Plan=Leftists' removal of any and all risk from life.

They all promise the same thing, and all give you the same thing.

re: #208 Ben Hur

Oh, shit. I predict my skin will quit crawling in about three hours. *shudder*

Just don't tell her that it's her soft porn that makes them love our culture so much.

[Link: www.people.com...]

re: #195 BulgarWheat

I think that is harsh.

#209 maddogg

It didn't take "stones" to become a Nazi. All it took was blind obedience.

I gotta disagree with you here.

re: #201 wanumba

We are very predictable creatures after all. Seems like every time some serious threat arises that could end the peace and prosperity of Western Civilization, our way of life, our American values, or make us slaves of the caliphate we come out of the woodwork.
You would think that after a while we'd get tired of manning the parapet and go back to sleep.

When the muz and the kooks put a toe over the line the trolls know where and when to find us.

Just like we know where to look when the Cheetos and patchouli are missing.

re: #163 Gordon

OK, lets take a whole look at this:

Secular governments were notoriously jingoistic in foreign affairs, invading Cyprus in 1974 for example.

Notorious? Except for UN Missions and Cyprus, the Turkish army hasn't been involved in jingoistic adventures, including staying out of WWII.
Short History of the Turkish Armed Forces

Under the current Islamic party, economic policy has resulted in strong and sustained economic growth, with a great reduction in inflation.

This is true, however to attempt to paint the current Islamic party as some sort of economic savior is just plain wrong. Turkey, once it recovered from the ravages of WWI has been consistently robust economically. Despite periodic economic disruptions, since the 1980s, Turkey's economy has alternated steady expansion and economic setback.

Turkey's economy recovered remarkably once hostilities ceased. From 1923 to 1926, agricultural output rose by 87 percent, as agricultural production returned to prewar levels.
Turkey's impressive economic performance in the 1980s won high marks from Wall Street's credit-rating agencies.

The Economic History of Turkey

As soon as the discredited secular opposition unites and presents a cogent program for the country I'm sure it will provide a strong opposition for the government, and will likely win future elections. Turkey is not in danger, despite the hysteria expressed in this thread.

I have to agree with this conclusion, although totally disagree that this thread was hysteria-laced.
The Turkish Army won't let things slip off the deep end. And neither will LGF.

Of course, hysteria is in the eye and all that.

re: #208 Ben Hur

Pet spider kills its owner

A MAN who lived in his own “zoo” of lizards and insects was fatally bitten by a pet black widow spider — then eaten by the other creepy-crawlies.
Police broke in to Mark Voegel’s apartment to find spider Bettina along with 200 others, several snakes, a gecko lizard called Helmut and several thousand termites had gorged on his body.

Neighbours alerted police after becoming alarmed by the stink.

yummy.

Darwin in effect.

re: #219 bikermailman

Moron in effect.

re: #210 BulgarWheat

#205 bikermailman

Yeah, well I envision Zombie as BabbaZee's crime-fighting sidekick, spewing out Zionist hair-rays against the evil cult, exposing moonbats and pinko lefties,...but with a camera.

WARNING! WARNING! SPEW ALERT! WARNING! WARNING!

re: #207 storagemanager

"The Burning Man sculpture was set on fire early Tuesday morning, either by arson or accident. I've been tracking the story as it develops."

A bystander said it was hit by an Israeli Air Force missile.

re: #214 Ben Hur

God forbid she visits our troops while in Iraq you know the ones that pay to see her crappy movies.

re: #220 Ben Hur

re: #219 bikermailman

Moron in effect.

It's quite rare when a single news story can capture every phobia in my pea brain all at once.

If this guy worked as a clown I'm outa here!

re: #122 Ben Hur

EXCLUSIVE: Top Muslim Brotherhood/HAMAS Official Infiltrated NASA, Now Iraqi Ambassador to Japan; ICE/DoJ Ties

That's extremely interesting. I live close enough to walk to the lab. Have not been able to find a link that I don't have to pay for but I recall reading something about the lab employees and contractors bitching because they have to go through retroactive background checks. Unbelievable that NASA hasn't been doing this all along.

re: #225 Pvt Bin Jammin

Because there's a Russian, Japanese, Scottish, White American, African American, etc etc on Star Trek.

re: #214 Ben Hur

Just don't tell her that it's her soft porn that makes them love our culture so much.

[Link: www.people.com...]

Does the train start with Army or Marines?
Which brigade is gonna be first in line?
Are the M.A.S.H. units ready with the extra penicillin?

/evil

re: #214 Ben Hur

Just don't tell her that it's her soft porn that makes them love our culture so much.

[Link: www.people.com...]

Typical. She meets our troops privately because, heaven forbid, she should be viewed as pro-troops. Instead she picks photo ops for the wires with refugees who probably never heard of her. Lucky them.

re: #132 zombie

re: #115 MandyManners

re: #103 zombie

Have you checked out your Wiki page? I just looked it up and I don't know quite what to make of it.

Yeah, there are a few aspects about it that I don't like, but I don't know how to edit wikipedia pages, and so far no one's stepped up to the plate to make any changes! So what's there (partly written by moonbats) stays there.

Eh. What're ya gonna do.

Click the "Edit This Page" tab at the top of the page. Then edit to your heart's content.

re: #208 Ben Hur

Pet spider kills its owner

A MAN who lived in his own “zoo” of lizards and insects was fatally bitten by a pet black widow spider — then eaten by the other creepy-crawlies.
Police broke in to Mark Voegel’s apartment to find spider Bettina along with 200 others, several snakes, a gecko lizard called Helmut and several thousand termites had gorged on his body.

Neighbours alerted police after becoming alarmed by the stink.

yummy.

Great! Now as i spend the rest of the day freaking out and jumping at everything i think i see out of the corner of my eye. the air conditioner fluttering the back of my shirt is even making me jump. i keep thinking something is crawing up my back.

Thanks a lot

I guess Gordon's on lockdown.

re: #224 Sifty

My nightmare is a tornado dropping an 18-wheeler full of spiders on my front lawn.

re: #89 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

re: #85 rab3

re: #81 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

re: #26 rab3

re: #11 cookielady

There must be some way to block the continuing march of Islam across the world! There must be!

There is, lock the MSM and all Lefty Democrates in their parents basements so they can't get out and undermine the war effort anymore. I wonder what they would do instead down there?

Undermommashouseous Inhabitus
Small, slimey creatures that dwell in conditions of artificial light and air. Their main diet consists of Cheetos, Kool-aid and Veggie burgers.

You need to put that on a tee shirt and sell them. You'll make fortune just in effigy burnings alone.

I'm considering doing a "Wiki" page on the breed. I adore good satire.

But according to Martin Lewis, none of us are smart enough to recognize or appreciate really good satire.

re: #192 MandyManners

Gordon's back?!

It would appear so.

I missed Gordon in an odd, perverse sort of way. Gordon is a somewhat thinking Troll...(perhaps we could call him a Goblin?) in that he attempts to inject some intelligence into a thread. It's just cherry picked from Wikipedia intelligence.

re: #231 Ben Hur

I guess Gordon's on lockdown.

And, pumped full of Thorazine.

re: #208 Ben Hur

Pet spider kills its owner

A MAN who lived in his own “zoo” of lizards and insects was fatally bitten by a pet black widow spider — then eaten by the other creepy-crawlies.
Police broke in to Mark Voegel’s apartment to find spider Bettina along with 200 others, several snakes, a gecko lizard called Helmut and several thousand termites had gorged on his body.

Neighbours alerted police after becoming alarmed by the stink.

yummy.

What a dope.

re: #232 MandyManners

re: #224 Sifty

My nightmare is a tornado dropping an 18-wheeler full of spiders on my front lawn.

Now that would be a good movie.

re: #235 MandyManners

Normally I ignore him, but it seemed like people were wondering where he was recently, then he hit and run.

re: #234 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Gordon the Goblin. I like the alliteration.

re: #232 MandyManners

re: #224 Sifty

My nightmare is a tornado dropping an 18-wheeler full of spiders on my front lawn.

Mine is a clown spider with a dentist's drill in one hand and a lawyer in the other.

re: #214 Ben Hur

Just don't tell her that it's her soft porn that makes them love our culture so much.

"I have come to Syria and Iraq to help draw attention to the humanitarian crisis and to urge governments to increase their support for UNHCR and its partners," Jolie said in a statement.

Actually, she draws the most attention whenever she unleashes the publicity power of her exposed breasts. At least, that's the way 68% of guys at our local pub feel.

re: #232 MandyManners

re: #224 Sifty

My nightmare is a tornado dropping an 18-wheeler full of spiders on my front lawn.

I ran across a black widow the other day. pulled off the sandal to smack it, and when I did, the container it was in shifted, spider flew off to the left, big ol' egg sac went dunno where.
/shrugs, didn't go barefoot out there for a while.

re: #237 storagemanager

re: #232 MandyManners

re: #224 Sifty

My nightmare is a tornado dropping an 18-wheeler full of spiders on my front lawn.

Now that would be a good movie.

Better than motherfuckin' snakes on a plane!

re: #231 Ben Hur

I guess Gordon's on lockdown.

His mom's got the computer back, and she's playing Solitaire.

#11 cookielady 8/28/2007 9:48:48 am

There must be some way to block the continuing march of Islam across the world! There must be!

Just goes to show ya. Too many people are living under the illusion that there can be a sustained secular society that has a significant population of Muslims. History has shown over and over that Islam is an expanisionist belief system. In places where they start out as a small percentage, a secular society can be sustained. As they grow in numbers however, they become more violent until they emass enough strength to imposs sharia law.

re: #238 Ben Hur

re: #235 MandyManners

Normally I ignore him, but it seemed like people were wondering where he was recently, then he hit and run.

More like fling and flee.

re: #168 Poitiers-Lepanto

re: #157 JammieWearingFool

Good news:

We have more guns than anybody.

A lot more.

270 million firearms for 300 million people ?
We are 30 millions short of optimum !

:-)

More than that...we each need a good rifle and a good sidearm.

re: #225 Pvt Bin Jammin

Debbie Schlussel is just about as reliable as Debka or Mikey Moore.

re: #234 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

It's just cherry picked from Wikipedia intelligence.

Sometimes in a time pinch, you gotta go Wiki.

Unless you need facts on GW Bush, Iraq War, Republicans, conservative, or anything political.

re: #240 Sifty

re: #232 MandyManners

re: #224 Sifty

My nightmare is a tornado dropping an 18-wheeler full of spiders on my front lawn.

Mine is a clown spider with a dentist's drill in one hand and a lawyer in the other.

LOL...I fecking hate clowns.

My sister brought a clown marionette back from her honeymoon for one of my kids. I wouldn't let her keep it. I threw it away after cutting the strings and dismembering the creature.

Poltergeist is what did it. I even had a hard time eating steak after that movie.

re: #235 MandyManners

re: #231 Ben Hur

I guess Gordon's on lockdown.

And, pumped full of Thorazine.

Does he look anything like this??

re: #240 Sifty

re: #232 MandyManners

re: #224 Sifty

My nightmare is a tornado dropping an 18-wheeler full of spiders on my front lawn.

Mine is a clown spider with a dentist's drill in one hand and a lawyer in the other.

I am a Dentist--getting a complex-feeling suicidal---ha all you out there i hear the applause- not nice

As they grow in numbers however, they become more violent until they emass enough strength to imposs impose sharia law.

Opposition leader MK Benjamin Netanyahu (Likud) visited Sderot Tuesday and commented on the city's security situation.

"The government failed to provide Sderot with security and the Qassams keep hitting the city... the government should resign and it will be replaced by a Likud-led government that will provide security," said Netanyahu.

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]