Sounds like 3 months probation and a stern talking to is coming his way ...

We have a two border problem.

To go along with our already inside the borders problem.

How is Alaska and Hawaii looking?

Putting the "eh" in jihad.

/couldn't resist the easy joke

Quebec doesn't just export Hockey Goalies anymore.

Another landed immigrant.

Austrian Interior Minister Rudolf Gollia said the man arrested in Canada had been in contact with the Austrians. "They communicated a number of times through Internet forums and by e-mail."

The NSA strikes again. HA!

Namouh of the North.

/Could not resist; you have to be a film student to get the joke, but I still could not resist.

Quebec...

Was he captured, or did he just surrender?

Great googly-moogly, I never post and then blammo... 3 inane ones in a row, I should just stick to the thesis...

Appropriate sentence: 5-15 yrs on a dog sled team

re: #13 cbinflux

Appropriate sentence: 5-15 yrs on a dog sled team

how about at the North Pole?

Where "outside Canada"?

re: #14 Macker

Consider the poor dogs.

More background here...
Three GIMF Online Jihadis Arrested in Austria

7-10 years, split-fingering corn from chitlins?

re: #13 cbinflux

Appropriate sentence: 5-15 yrs on a dog sled team listening to an endless Celine Dion loop

re: #10 Cattt

Namouh of the North.

/Could not resist; you have to be a film student to get the joke, but I still could not resist.

Nanook of the North (1922)
Heard the phrase, never saw the film.

re: #14 Macker

re: #13 cbinflux

Appropriate sentence: 5-15 yrs on a dog sled team

how about at the North Pole?

How about ON a pole?

Either the jihaddis are getting more numerous or the cops are getting better.

Soviet Republics of Canuckistan...

Dont like it all the way. this place is infested with all terror loving muslims

re: #22 Racer X

PIKE!

They just keep getting closer and closer.

And people look at me like I'm crazy to be concerned about the very personable hijab-clad moms at our local school. Sure they're nice. That's why they're effective.

"Brother Said was just detonating harmless fireworks for the good of the children."

/CAIR Canada

re: #27 meeshlr

They too serve who wear the bag!

Jihad poster 666

re: #27 meeshlr

They just keep getting closer and closer.

And people look at me like I'm crazy to be concerned about the very personable hijab-clad moms at our local school. Sure they're nice. That's why they're effective.

When will one of these hijab-clad moms walk into a school with a belt full of explosives?

re: #30 kreigwagon

They won't need a belt, just the bag.

"Free Occupied Quebec"

re: #31 cbinflux

re: #30 kreigwagon

They won't need a belt, just the bag.

Call me paranoid but we have quite of few these Jihadi soccer moms running around.

re: #10 Cattt
Nanook?

re: #32 song_and_dance_man

re: #27 meeshlr

They just keep getting closer and closer.

Like this?

Iraqis captured en route to U.S.

Ten Iraqi citizens with forged passports and documents are in a Peruvian prison after an apparent bid to enter the United States on a flight to Los Angeles, officials here say.An 11th Iraqi man thought to be part of the group is at large.

We can be fairly certain this was not a typical tourist trip.

Just a bunch of refugees hoping to make it to America to escape from the illegal civil war Chimpy™ inflicted on their country.

/moonbat mode off

re: #10 Cattt

Namouh of the North.

/Could not resist; you have to be a film student to get the joke, but I still could not resist.

Filmed at Hudson's Bay...

What was the movie filmed at Pt. Barrow Alaska? Trying to remember, visited the set once up there...

Ah, I just know that the Canadian news media, and of course the AP, will play this up as another misunderstood immigrant that has been subjected to horrible torture and was forced to revel all to save his life. Any and all details of the plot will be declared CLASSIFIED or we will be told that the plot is still an ONGOING INVESTIGATION and no details are available and then Canadians and their neighbors to the South can go back to sleep; content that all is well and there is nothing to worry about.

re: #30 kreigwagon

It already happened, in Beslan.

Interesting.

The Y2K LAX would be bomber was entering the US from Canada, and despite claims of the Clintons to the contrary, only an alert border guard, noticing the nervousness of the wanna-be shahid, stopped the plot.

re: #25 winston06

Soviet Republics of Canuckistan...

Dont like it all the way. this place is infested with all terror loving muslims

Stop with the bullshit attitude. Or do we Canucks really need to point out the nationalities of some of your AK-shooters of late?

There isn't a country on the planet with a perfect immigration record, and certainly none here on thus continent. Stop promoting falsehoods.

re: #21 zmdavid

re: #10 Cattt

Namouh of the North.

/Could not resist; you have to be a film student to get the joke, but I still could not resist.

Nanook of the North (1922)
Heard the phrase, never saw the film.

Good flick. Nanook had two wives (the narration never mentioned it, but he had two women sleeping with him, and we got a huge kick out of that in college film class).

re: #40 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Kinda like the small-town CoP catching the terrorist a few nights ago.

/Thought that one would thread too.

re: #41 justacanuck

To the contrary, we appreciate your taking in America's cowards. No backsies!

re: #41 justacanuck

re: #25 winston06

Soviet Republics of Canuckistan...

Dont like it all the way. this place is infested with all terror loving muslims

Stop with the bullshit attitude. Or do we Canucks really need to point out the nationalities of some of your AK-shooters of late?

There isn't a country on the planet with a perfect immigration record, and certainly none here on thus continent. Stop promoting falsehoods.

Well, Canada reminds me of a mix between the USA (Western provinces) and Europe (the East, 'specially Quebec), with the good and bad qualities that come from both.

Canadians are still in Afghanistan fighting al Qaeda, IIRC.

Lorne Greene, Captain Kirk, Leslie Nielsen, 'Rush', all Canadians. Although it would take five bands as good as Rush to cancel out the awfulness of Bryan Adams and Celine Dion.

re: #38 1 US Sheeple

Ah, I just know that the Canadian news media, and of course the AP, will play this up as another misunderstood immigrant that has been subjected to horrible torture and was forced to revel all to save his life. Any and all details of the plot will be declared CLASSIFIED or we will be told that the plot is still an ONGOING INVESTIGATION and no details are available and then Canadians and their neighbors to the South can go back to sleep; content that all is well and there is nothing to worry about.

Not all Canuck news media are left of centre. Get acquainted with the CanWest group - the National Post being a good example. (TNR being an example about to be re-cast, I hope/suspect)

CanWest is owned by some BIG lizards. Trust me.

Canada--like the US--has thousands of questionable Muslims hiding in our country. Also like the US, we tend to do almost nothing about it.

The US has just as many Saudi-financed Wahabbi mosques as does Canada, and just as many CAIR-funded radical clerics floating around. Both countries need to get their shit together, but especially the US since it was the US that was attacked in an act of war six years ago. CAIR should not exist right now.

p.s.
send some Horton's and those really good ketchup crisps.

re: #35 SnakeSpit

re: #10 Cattt
Nanook?
[Link: www.youtube.com...]

Oh no, has anyone shown this to al Gore? My God there was global warming back in 1921 when this was shot. And Nanook why, he should be reported to the authorities. Imagine killing all of those poor animals. Oh and all of those people in the kayak with no Child seat or seat belts for the rest of his family. Oh, oh, and why did Nanook make his wife get inside of the Kayak anyways? Nanook is a Male Chauvinist Pig to boot.

p.p.s. but NOT the godawful PC Mountain Dew.

Thanks in advance!

re: #39 Syrah

re: #30 kreigwagon

It already happened, in Beslan.

I pray for the people of Beslan. What a horrific attack. Good night.

re: #42 Cattt
To go on a bizarre tangent, now it clicks, there are more women in the Arctic.
I saw this on junkscience yesterday:

Here's an ambitious claim: "Pollution blamed for fall in Arctic baby boys" - "Twice as many girls as boys are being born across much of the Arctic because of pollution from industrialised countries, scientists have found. The study also found that in parts of Russia many newborn boys were sickly or underweight.

The Scandinavian scientists behind the study suspect the same to be the case in Greenland and Canada." (London Times)

They are looking at a very small population base, so it takes few births to skew ratios to start with. While it is possible this is an unusually sound and thorough study -- and I don't have all the data to examine -- some immediate red flags appear.

To begin with, male fetuses are notoriously more fragile than female -- it's an evolutionary thing with relatively low male density able to maintain a breeding population and greater population survival potential if breeding females under nutrition stress have a tendency to selectively reabsorb or spontaneously abort male fetuses. Animals like kangaroos carry this fetal sex selection thing to the extreme that younger does, who are more likely to survive long enough to provide complete nurture to offspring, have female young while older does at the end of reproductive life produce males.

What has this to do with Arctic populations? Quite a bit really. Poverty, malnutrition and alcoholism are endemic, leading to severe nutritional stress in gravid females and a small population base means few male fetuses need fail to skew the ratio from approximately 1:1 to 1:2 males to females.

Was this controlled for and really complete nutritional and health backgrounds worked up for each subject? Maybe, but somehow I doubt it. If not then biologically plausible (and well documented) effects are being ignored in the long reach for the Greenie Holy Grail of synthesized chemical vilification and that seems a reach too far.

The French word for push is poussez. How funny is that?!

"We don’t want anything from you. We want to eliminate you."

re: #46 justacanuck

Yes, well the remarks about Canada would carry a lot more weight were it not for the fact that the ENTIRE US media--every single major news outlet, newspaper and TV station completely folded when the "cartoon crisis" was in full gear. They ALL chickened out and refused to display those cartoons for fear of hurting Ahmed and Fatima Sixpack's feelings.

Pot calling the kettle black.

re: #49 kreigwagon
Sigh---Yes, Nanook was definitely a wingnut.

The Arabic word for cease fire is reload. How funny is that?

re: #53 cbinflux

The French word for push is poussez. How funny is that?!

#55

A lot of good arguments are spoiled by some guy who actually knows what he's talking about!

re: #41 justacanuck

CTV seems to be carrying a fair and balanced account...no excuses that I could see.

The RCMP said Thursday it has arrested a 35-year-old Quebec man in connection with an online threat to bomb targets outside Canada.

The Mounties said Said Namouh was arrested on conspiracy charges Wednesday morning in Maskinonge, Que., northeast of Montreal.

RCMP confirmed what Austrian officials said earlier today -- that the Quebec man was the fourth suspect in connection with an online threat against Austria and Germany.

"He was plotting to explode (a device) outside of Canada,'' RCMP spokesperson Cpl. Elaine Lavergne told the Canadian Press.

"We want to reassure people that the investigation being carried out has never found a direct threat to Canada."

Austrian officials said earlier that three suspects -- two men and a woman, all Austrian citizens in their 20s of Arab origin -- were arrested in connection with a video that surfaced in March.

The three allegedly threatened in the video to attack the two countries unless they withdrew their personnel from Afghanistan.

"The allegations are that these individuals were al Qaeda sympathizers," Canada's Public Safety Minister told CTV News on Thursday.

"And that the things that they were planning, both with explosives and other means, the allegation is that this could have led to a tragic incident. We congratulate our intelligence and security forces for being able to move quickly along with other agencies to stop this from happening."

Namouh is expected to appear in a Montreal courtroom on Friday morning.

Austria's Interior Ministry spokesperson Rudolf Gollia told the Associated Press that Austrian and Canadian authorities have worked closely together for several weeks, and that it appeared the man arrested in Canada was planning to leave the country.

Canadian officials released few details about Namouh Thursday. And Day would not go into further detail or speculate on how important the Canadian connection may have been to the overall plot.

Senator Colin Kenny, chairman of the Senate standing committee on national security and defence, said the arrest is a sign Canada's anti-terrorism initiatives are working.

"The arrests tell you that they're clearly taking action,'' he told CP. "If the arrest hadn't taken place and this guy left the country, there would be a problem somewhere."

Austrian Interior Minister Guenther Platter told reporters Wednesday there was no discernible plot in the works to carry out an attack in Austria. But he said the prime suspect looked into acquiring explosives.

Platter said in televised remarks late Thursday the prime Austrian suspect had "very close" Internet contact with the man arrested in Canada.

Austrian authorities said they had the three suspects under surveillance for months and arrested them after it appeared they were preparing to leave the country.

Gollia said the prime suspect wanted to leave the country in the coming days to go on a honeymoon trip with his new wife, the female suspect in the trio.

Also Thursday, the SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors al Qaeda messages, said one of the three suspects arrested in Vienna was a leader of the Global Islamic Media Front -- an al-Qaeda propaganda group increasingly tied to terrorism operations.

Gollia said authorities have identified the 22-year-old prime suspect as operator of the Global Islamic Media Front's website for German-speaking countries.

Authorities said the prime suspect travelled to Iraq in 2003 and was also the head of an Islamic youth group in Austria.

Charles
Why does 'reply' on #55 do a 'back to top'?

re: #60 cbinflux

Dude. Are you giving yourself a '-' each and every time you post, or does someone have it out for you?

re: #55 Pro-Bush Canuck

In my short 59 years on this planet, I've spent many hours in your fine country. I don't care for socialized medicine, but that's a different ball of wax, ain't it? You're welcome in my state anytime. You're articulate!

The biggest problem we have in Canada is a completely feminized population--just like the UK. We are starting to see US-style crime in our cities, and the natural solution--concealed-carry permits--are not even imaginable here.

In places like Canada and the UK the message is: if you're unlucky enough to get stalked and raped, either "co-operate" or else maybe try to scream for help (which won't come).

I am far less worried about Muslims than I am about the fact that the entire population has completely abdicated any responsibility whatsoever for its self-defense.

That's why I want to move back to the US. And not frickin' Massachusetts this time.

re: #39 Syrah

re: #30 kreigwagon

It already happened, in Beslan.

Yes I know. What my point is that all of the LLL are preaching to us that ALL MUSLIMS are PEACEFUL. They deride us (the non-brain damaged) for even exercising caution, and to do so makes you a racist or Islamiphobic.

I drop my kids off to school and wonder what is being done to protect my kids and the children of my neighbors. There are quite a few hijab wearing Muslims at my kids school. Even a Muslim child would have no problem going splodydope in a class full of children. That's based on what I've learned here and from the links Charles and lizards have posted here.

re: #63 Pro-Bush Canuck

Try MONTANA!

Notice not even the Canadian posters can defend Bryan Adams or Celine Dion.

KT!

re: #66 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Ed - Who the hell is Bryan Adams? No joke. I'm MSM deprived by choice, so if this is from which the aforementioned individual came...

re: #65 Cap'n DOC

re: #63 Pro-Bush Canuck

Try MONTANA!

Whats wrong with WY or ID?

re: #61 Noam Sayin'

CZ is beloved, and a certain feline has tape on her paws. Oh, well.

/LGF is WHACK!

Meanwhile, President Bush's poll numbers are inching up. The Democrat Congress approval rating is still pathetic-

President Bush Job Approval:
Approve / 34.0%
Disapprove / 61.4%
Spread - 27.4%
___

Congressional Job Approval:
Approve / 23.5%
Disapprove / 65.8%
Spread - 42.3%

You get what you pay for.

[Link: realclearpolitics.com...]

re: #65 Cap'n DOC

Hell, even Vermont has essentially no restrictions at all on guns. And the violent crime rate there is less than half that in neighbo[u]ring Quebec.

re: #69 spikester

Neither of them is Big Sky Country.

re: #70 cbinflux

re: #61 Noam Sayin'

CZ is beloved, and a certain feline has tape on her paws. Oh, well.

/LGF is WHACK!

Hey! I didn't do NOTHIN' with the minus!

re: #72 Pro-Bush Canuck

But then--how do I say this without sounding like a racist? -- VT ain't got no minorities...

Sorry, but it's true. Sad but true.

Room Svc

Doctor-in-Training Caught in Park with AK-47

[Link: www.wxyz.com...]

re: #63 Pro-Bush Canuck

I'm thinking, until the laws are changed up there, why not invent some type of skunk scent that can be activated, not necessarily sprayed. Doesn't have to be pointed at anyone but just envelops the criminal - and unfortunately the victim, leaving him with an nearly indelible mark of his ( or her) "mischief"

Same goes for trying to get those nut jobs out of the trees in Bezerkley.

Skunk!

re: #72 Pro-Bush Canuck

We ALL carry. Especially about this time of the year.

re: #77 Dustyvet

Know someone who will be in DC on Sat?

re: #74 Cattt

Your shady paw prints are all over it!
/

re: #77 Dustyvet

Doctor-in-Training Caught in Park with AK-47

[Link: www.wxyz.com...]

DEARBORN - Houssein Zorkot, a 26-year-old Dearborn resident, was arraigned Tuesday in 19th District Court on multiple felony charges, including carrying a dangerous weapon with unlawful intent — a five-year felony.
Zorkot, a third-year medical student at Wayne State University, was allegedly armed with an AK-47 assault rifle and dressed in black clothing with camouflage paint covering his face when he was arrested Saturday in Hemlock Park.

According to police, Zorkot was observed attempting to leave the park in a black SUV after officers had received reports of a man carrying a rifle in the area. He was placed under arrest and is scheduled to undergo a preliminary examination at 9 a.m. Sept. 21 in 19th District Court.

Zorkot has also been charged with one count of possession of a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle and one count of felony firearm. He remains in custody on a $1 million bond (cash, no 10 percent).

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

re: #81 cbinflux

re: #74 Cattt

Your shady paw prints are all over it!
/

Nu uh. I could go give you one now, so's you'd have two, though.

/;p

re: #73 Cap'n DOC

re: #69 spikester

Neither of them is Big Sky Country.

It's the same Got Dam Sky. Stand in the middle of NE. There are no mountains or trees to get in the way of the Bid Sky!

re: #63 Pro-Bush Canuck

The biggest problem we have in Canada is a completely feminized population--just like the UK. We are starting to see US-style crime in our cities, and the natural solution--concealed-carry permits--are not even imaginable here.

In places like Canada and the UK the message is: if you're unlucky enough to get stalked and raped, either "co-operate" or else maybe try to scream for help (which won't come).

I am far less worried about Muslims than I am about the fact that the entire population has completely abdicated any responsibility whatsoever for its self-defense.

That's why I want to move back to the US. And not frickin' Massachusetts this time.

Why blame it on "feminization"? Self defense is not a male perogative.

That is, the places in the US which are literally swamped with crime are all disproportionately populated by blacks and latinos. It's just the unfortunate truth.

I lived in Lousivlle for 2 years. During one of those years there were 51 murders (if I recall correctly). 50 of those were in the "ghetto" -- a small 6 block area.

The rest of Louisville was basically safer than anywhere in Canada, even though overall the city had a far higher homicide rate than any Canadian city. Such are the bizarre effects of race-based violence in the US.

re: #82 Dustyvet

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

re: #84 spikester

re: #73 Cap'n DOC

re: #69 spikester

Neither of them is Big Sky Country.

It's the same Got Dam Sky. Stand in the middle of NE. There are no mountains or trees to get in the way of the Bid Sky!

And WY don't have income Tax

re: #68 Cap'n DOC

re: #66 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Ed - Who the hell is Bryan Adams? No joke. I'm MSM deprived by choice, so if this is from which the aforementioned individual came...

You'd rather not know. It is one of those things, like 'Dirty Sanchez' or 'Rusty Trombone' that I had to Google for when mentioned on the interweb, only to realize I would have been better off being ignorant.

re: #85 MandyManners

There's nothing wrong with the feminine principle when it's embodied by women.

When the menfolk start sipping white tea and talking about feelings you've got big problems.

re: #63 Pro-Bush Canuck

The biggest problem we have in Canada is a completely feminized population--just like the UK. We are starting to see US-style crime in our cities, and the natural solution--concealed-carry permits--are not even imaginable here.

In places like Canada and the UK the message is: if you're unlucky enough to get stalked and raped, either "co-operate" or else maybe try to scream for help (which won't come).

I am far less worried about Muslims than I am about the fact that the entire population has completely abdicated any responsibility whatsoever for its self-defense.

That's why I want to move back to the US. And not frickin' Massachusetts this time.

Time to fortify the water with testosterone, let men be men, no more Metro-sexual males, bring back the Hard working, hard drinking, crew-cut American Flag on the Hard-hat man.

re: #82 Dustyvet

Has there been any more information about the cop killer in Florida?

re: #87 cbinflux

re: #82 Dustyvet

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Sorry about that, I missed that posting...:(

re: #90 Pro-Bush Canuck

Had high tea in Victoria ONE time, and you just won't let it go!

re: #93 Dustyvet

Hey bro', just feedin' you more mat'l. The guy's own site is worth a peek.

re: #90 Pro-Bush Canuck

We'll have to agree to disagree.

re: #91 kreigwagon

Canada used to be chock full of men like that. We literally pushed our way to the front of the line to land on the beaches at Normandy, and we had the world's 3rd largest navy after WWII.

That is all gone now. Canada--at least in the cities--is a nation of aggressive, mouthy women and shemales.

There must be some mistake...

I have lived in Canada all my life and I never once met a terrorist!

sarc off

re: #93 Dustyvet

Did you miss mine? Know anybody goin' to DC on Sat?

I've been drunk in Quebec.

re: #96 MandyManners

Mandy - I have the GREATEST respect for strong women like you. What I can't stand are the likes of Hillary Clinton and Bill Maher -- people who take the worst traits of the other sex and make 'em their own.

Bed time...

re: #92 MandyManners

Only that they changed suspects after going thru the trash. From a bearded black Muslim man to someone who doesn't look at all like that.

They just helped the defense lawyer big-time.

Philly has finally figured out how to squelch their black on black murder rate (294 to date) and crime problem since they don't allow personal protection with fire arms, cretins that they are.

10,000 Philly Men Requested to Patrol Streets

Yes, while the police chief and Mayor "WE in charge now" Street cower under their desks, a newly hired advisor, former nation of Islam member is asking that 10,000 BLACK men volunteer 3 hours a day for 90 days to patrol their neighborhoods.
Unarmed. Except with "conflict resolution" skills.

This is like practicing 18th century medicine on a patient with a brain tumor. Hopeless and dangerous. Deadly.

Who will get sued first when there is an injury: the city or a "volunteer".

My mother was born and raised in Toronto. Half my family lives there.

re: #88 spikester

Maybe I should move to WY. Nah.

re: #99 Cap'n DOC

re: #93 Dustyvet

Did you miss mine? Know anybody goin' to DC on Sat?

As a Vietnam Veteran (1967-68) I wish I could attend.

re: #105 DistantThunder

Sent to Chas.

re: #48 cbinflux

Tim Horton's Double Double?

re: #86 Pro-Bush Canuck

That is, the places in the US which are literally swamped with crime are all disproportionately populated by blacks and latinos. It's just the unfortunate truth.

I lived in Lousivlle for 2 years. During one of those years there were 51 murders (if I recall correctly). 50 of those were in the "ghetto" -- a small 6 block area.

The rest of Louisville was basically safer than anywhere in Canada, even though overall the city had a far higher homicide rate than any Canadian city. Such are the bizarre effects of race-based violence in the US.

You have basically described South Gate, Lynwood, Lennox, Inglewood, North Long Beach, Parts of Culver City (sorry Charles), Pico Rivera, Azusa, West Covina, Pomona, Parts of Riverside, San Bernardino Proper, Chino, Santa Ana, Hawaiian Gardens, Venice, Pacoima, Mission Hills, most of Palmdale, Lancaster, Fontana, Ontario, Montclair. All of these areas have a very high population of those mentioned above. and this is just in the LA area.

which half?
re: #106 DesertSage

re: #85 MandyManners

Thank you.

I prefer 'wussification' myself. I've known more male wusses in my life than female ones. Granted the females are usually weaker, but they're tougher.
Not that I'm saying men are wussier, it's just personal experience.

My CEO (an American, decorated vet) keeps threatening to move our headquarters from Halifax to Melbourne, FL. Melbourne doesn't look that bad actually.

re: #108 Dustyvet

Same here. 69-70. I'm looking for someone going to DC on Sat. to do me a favor while they're at the Wall. Would take but a minute. Know anybody?

re: #110 NY Nana
Oh hell yeah!

re: #97 Pro-Bush Canuck

re: #91 kreigwagon

Canada used to be chock full of men like that. We literally pushed our way to the front of the line to land on the beaches at Normandy, and we had the world's 3rd largest navy after WWII.

That is all gone now. Canada--at least in the cities--is a nation of aggressive, mouthy women and shemales.

It's Socialism, Hillary f-ing Socialism

re: #114 Pro-Bush Canuck

I know a few who've moved theirs to the Naples area.

re: #116 cbinflux

I volunteer to go to Toronto to get you one. :)

re: #117 kreigwagon

Interested in importing a well-used Hanoi Jane?

re: #106 DesertSage

Have you ever been there?

re: #119 NY Nana

I have a friend who feeds my addiction, and I enjoy it when I travel to Louisville, Ky.

re: #120 Cap'n DOC

re: #117 kreigwagon

Interested in importing a well-used Hanoi Jane?

Send Janey back to Ho Chi min

re: #122 cbinflux

I worked at the GE Appliances plant. I met some of the best folks ever in Lousiville. Great town.

re: #123 kreigwagon

Can I send St. JFK as her escort?

re: #112 PowerFlip

which half?
re: #106 DesertSage

The half on my mothers side.

re: #121 NY Nana

re: #106 DesertSage

Have you ever been there?

Many times when I was younger. I haven't been there in over ten years though.

re: #118 cbinflux

The nice thing about the Orlando region is that you can get to almost anywhere on a direct flight. Plus houses are within reach of mortals.

re: #116 cbinflux

OK, I just got you right to the counter..please place your order!

#122
(Reply goes to Back-to-top)

I like it, and for some reason there are a number of Brazillian restaurants there. All good.

re: #106 DesertSage

My mother was born and raised in Toronto. Half my family lives there.

Get him!

re: #128 Pro-Bush Canuck

And the Naples are has 'live' beaches.

re: #127 DesertSage

Toronto is actually a pretty decent city. It still has an extremely livable downtown core. It's the sixth largest city in North Ameirca (NY, LA, Chi, Houston and... can't remember... Philly?)

re: #129 NY Nana

I'm gonna be all hopped up!

re: #123 kreigwagon

re: #120 Cap'n DOC

re: #117 kreigwagon

Interested in importing a well-used Hanoi Jane?

Send Janey back to Ho Chi min

Btw, Most know about Jane's adventures in Hanoi, but I had a Top Kick who recalled a story back in '69 that Jane tried to bust into Fort Ord with a bunch of her "Long-haired, maggot infested, pot smoking, pinko commie fags". Top was the kind of soldier you'd follow to the Gates of Hell and beyond.

re: #127 DesertSage

If you get a chance to go, Sage, you would be amazed at the growth...it is one of my favorite places on earth.

Say 'hi' to Toronto for me next time you go!

re: #131 Noam Sayin'

How are things going Noam? You can write me an e-mail and tell me if you'd like.

re: #133 Pro-Bush Canuck

Actually, they're in North York. That's pretty close though isn't it?

re: #137 DesertSage

I'll do that. Gonna pack it in shortly.

The amazing thing about Toronto is the incredibly low crime rate. This is a CMA (census meto area) of over 5 million people. There are roughly 50 homicides per year (about a three weeks worth in far smaller Baltimore or Detroit).

re: #101 Pro-Bush Canuck

What traits has Hillary stolen? Women can be lying and thieving sacks of shit and still be a feminine as all get out. It's not a masculine/feminine thing.

re: #138 DesertSage

North York is just the northern part of the city--but still the city and not yet suburbs.

re: #64 kreigwagon

I can't figure out why it hasn't already happened here.

Its not like it would be difficult to pull off, especially if it is run as a suicide mission like the Beslan School and the Russian Theater attacks.

re: #142 Pro-Bush Canuck

Do you live in Toronto?

re: #92 MandyManners

re: #82 Dustyvet

Has there been any more information about the cop killer in Florida?

Well, there is this:

His half brother is a mass murderer now named Ishmael Ali.

Miami Cop Killer Shawn Labeet "Has Ties To" Miami Islamic Community.
Miami sources

Posted on 09/13/2007 7:56:47 PM PDT by MindBender26
Edited on 09/13/2007 8:31:59 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]

Old Miami-Dade Metro cop sources confirmed to me tonight that accused cop killer Shawn labeet has "ties to" Miami Islamic community. The depth of the connection is not known at this time.

He said it is under VERY active investigation. It is somehow linked to his brother Ishmael Labeet who killed 8 Americans "because they were White" in US Virgin Islands years ago, then fled to Cuba.

Escaped murderer-brother Ishmael LaBeet now goes by name Ishmael Ali.

Expect more on this.

re: #104 cbinflux

re: #92 MandyManners

Only that they changed suspects after going thru the trash. From a bearded black Muslim man to someone who doesn't look at all like that.

They just helped the defense lawyer big-time.

The last I heard of it was that the suspect had dropped a stolen driver's license and that the owner of it showed up at the Jacksonville PD.

re: #141 MandyManners

Hillary shows false courage. She is a paternalistic authoritarian.

The problems are far greater when men adopt stereotypically feminine personas, as is drastically the case in much of Europe. Many European males would not save their own families from a fire. They'd cry and scream for help.

re: #113 Wookieelips

re: #85 MandyManners

Thank you.

I prefer 'wussification' myself. I've known more male wusses in my life than female ones. Granted the females are usually weaker, but they're tougher.
Not that I'm saying men are wussier, it's just personal experience.

I prefer "gutless wonder."

re: #144 DesertSage

Halifax right now. And Boston (about 50/50). Lived in Toronto for 10 years, and still go there regularly.

re: #134 cbinflux

Would you believe I only can drink decaf?

When we got coffee at a Tim Horton's, I never even asked if a double double came in decaf..I would probably have been laughed out of the store! :) I have a set of coffee mugs that I bought 3 years ago when we were there..not made in Canada, but thankfully not in China..UK.

If one broke? I would weep!

re: #145 Cattt

re: #92 MandyManners

re: #82 Dustyvet

Has there been any more information about the cop killer in Florida?

Well, there is this:

His half brother is a mass murderer now named Ishmael Ali.

Miami Cop Killer Shawn Labeet "Has Ties To" Miami Islamic Community.
Miami sources

Posted on 09/13/2007 7:56:47 PM PDT by MindBender26
Edited on 09/13/2007 8:31:59 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Old Miami-Dade Metro cop sources confirmed to me tonight that accused cop killer Shawn labeet has "ties to" Miami Islamic community. The depth of the connection is not known at this time.

He said it is under VERY active investigation. It is somehow linked to his brother Ishmael Labeet who killed 8 Americans "because they were White" in US Virgin Islands years ago, then fled to Cuba.

Escaped murderer-brother Ishmael LaBeet now goes by name Ishmael Ali.

Expect more on this.

Any connection to that medical student caught with an AK-47 in Dearborn?

re: #150 NY Nana

It is good stuff.

re: #147 Pro-Bush Canuck

Since when is courage a male trait?

re: #145 Cattt

re: #92 MandyManners

re: #82 Dustyvet

Has there been any more information about the cop killer in Florida?

Well, there is this:

His half brother is a mass murderer now named Ishmael Ali.

Miami Cop Killer Shawn Labeet "Has Ties To" Miami Islamic Community.
Miami sources

Posted on 09/13/2007 7:56:47 PM PDT by MindBender26
Edited on 09/13/2007 8:31:59 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Old Miami-Dade Metro cop sources confirmed to me tonight that accused cop killer Shawn labeet has "ties to" Miami Islamic community. The depth of the connection is not known at this time.

He said it is under VERY active investigation. It is somehow linked to his brother Ishmael Labeet who killed 8 Americans "because they were White" in US Virgin Islands years ago, then fled to Cuba.

Escaped murderer-brother Ishmael LaBeet now goes by name Ishmael Ali.

Expect more on this.

Of course the libs will dismiss it. Randi Rhodes will call it discrimination, she still in denial about the perps on 911. Still thinks Bush is behind it along with Cheney.

/ blind moonbat mantra: Muslims are a peaceful people who have contributed only goodness to the world.

re: #151 MandyManners

Uh, the Koran, RoP Branch

re: #145 Cattt

havent heard anything but i play poker with miami cops every week and it sounds like just an other day around here

re: #148 MandyManners

Further to my point about the feminization of European males--they allowed 15,000 of their elderly to die a horribly painful death 3 years ago in a heat wave.

Such a thing could not happen in the US or Canada, where there are still enough real men (AND women) to prevent it.

re: #157 miamitech

With all due respect, I call BS.

Hillary says that I'm invisible to my government.

So?

I say that's a good thing not a bad thing.

re: #161 DesertSage

Don't test it with the IRS.

re: #147 Pro-Bush Canuck

re: #141 MandyManners

Hillary shows false courage. She is a paternalistic authoritarian.

The problems are far greater when men adopt stereotypically feminine personas, as is drastically the case in much of Europe. Many European males would not save their own families from a fire. They'd cry and scream for help.

Is that not the agenda of Socialism? To castrate the strength of society and have us depend on the "Nanny State" and be thankful for the gruel and slop they serve up?

played last night with these guys and all they are talking about is their pensions

Time for me to hit the hay, I'll leave you with a couple versions of the same song, pick the one you like.

Gordon
Sarah

re: #162 cbinflux

re: #161 DesertSage

Don't test it with the IRS.

I wish I was invisible to the IRS.

This is great: generals comparing their bomb sizes. Just saw it linked at Hot Air. Father of All Bombs got you down Uncle Sam? Well don't forget the fifteen ton robust earth penetrator big fella!

WASHINGTON, September 13 (RIA Novosti) - The U.S. has a 14-ton super bomb more destructive than the vacuum bomb just tested by Russia, a U.S. general said Wednesday.

The statement was made by retired Lt. General McInerney, chairman of the Iran Policy Committee, and former Assistant Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force.

McInerney said the U.S. has "a new massive ordnance penetrator that's 30,000 pounds, that really penetrates ... Ahmadinejad has nothing in Iran that we can't penetrate."

He also said the new Russian bomb was not a "penetrator."

Write your own punchlines.

re: #154 MandyManners

Mandy,

You won't get far with me with the politically correct PC stuff about men and women being interchangable. That is leftist crap. That is not to say that women are less capable than men in general, or vice versa. However men and women are different for profoundly important reasons.

One of the first things the communist/socialists do is try to erase gender roles. Every time. This is a prelude to the destruction of social order in general which permits the State to usurp traditional roles.

You may not see the damage in the US right now, but rest assured the destruction of traditional masculine and feminine roles has been all but lethal in the decaying, rotting dregs of European civilization.

re: #158 Pro-Bush Canuck

Yes and we have that Air conditioning thing too.

G-d Bless Willis Carrier. (The inventor of the Air Conditioner)

re: #148 MandyManners

re: #113 Wookieelips

re: #85 MandyManners

Thank you.

I prefer 'wussification' myself. I've known more male wusses in my life than female ones. Granted the females are usually weaker, but they're tougher.
Not that I'm saying men are wussier, it's just personal experience.

I prefer "gutless wonder."

That works pretty well too. ;-P

re: #167 Beagle

I would pay to hear Peter Sellers read it aloud.

re: #152 cbinflux

I did have a cup of coffee there a few times. I am not normally a coffee drinker..tea.

I will now hide under my computer desk, but this makes me ROTFL!

re: #156 cbinflux

Did Osama send a signal for sudden jihadi syndrome to break out?

re: #171 savage_nation

Something for all the Canucks in here tonight...

Whoops, Didn't see you were here, here's one for you friend.

re: #171 savage_nation

Yeah. The real Canada. Before Ahmed and Fatima arrived on the scene.

For 2006:

Most dangerous state? Nevada.

Least dangerous state? North Dakota.

Cities of at least 75,000:

Most dangerous city: Saint Louis, Mo. (Baltimore is number 12)

Safest City: Brick, New Jersey

Most murders: New Orleans, Louisiana

Sources - various. :)

re: #166 DesertSage

/Dang. If only we could use Inviso-Text.

re: #158 Pro-Bush Canuck

re: #148 MandyManners

Further to my point about the feminization of European males--they allowed 15,000 of their elderly to die a horribly painful death 3 years ago in a heat wave.

Such a thing could not happen in the US or Canada, where there are still enough real men (AND women) to prevent it.

It has NOTHING to do with feminity. It's called simple human decency.

re: #168 Pro-Bush Canuck

Look, the problem I have with it is that it implies that women wouldn't be willing to fight for this country. I don't mean in combat or with guns. I just mean willing to stand up to the uber-libs and Islamic fundies. I understand the different roles, and often tease male friends about being "girls". But I don't call them that because they're being back-stabbing wussy commie-ish turdburglers...
I call them that when they tell me they miss their girlfriends or wives. :)

re: #171 savage_nation

Alberta -- Canada's answer to Texas -- is still like that for the most part.

Cowboy hats, pickup trucks with gun racks. Real men. Real women. Marriage. Children. Church.

173
Racist!
/

re; #108 Dustyvet

played on the golf course with; The Herd @ An Khe

re: #167 Beagle

This is great: generals comparing their bomb sizes. Just saw it linked at Hot Air. Father of All Bombs got you down Uncle Sam? Well don't forget the fifteen ton robust earth penetrator big fella!

WASHINGTON, September 13 (RIA Novosti) - The U.S. has a 14-ton super bomb more destructive than the vacuum bomb just tested by Russia, a U.S. general said Wednesday.
The statement was made by retired Lt. General McInerney, chairman of the Iran Policy Committee, and former Assistant Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force.

McInerney said the U.S. has "a new massive ordnance penetrator that's 30,000 pounds, that really penetrates ... Ahmadinejad has nothing in Iran that we can't penetrate."

He also said the new Russian bomb was not a "penetrator."

Write your own punchlines.

They just whip out those rulers!

re: #179 MandyManners

Mandy, you're reading this as some attack on femininity itself, which it isn't. I have nothing against women or femininity. I have big problems when entire populations of men start acting like stereotypical women. If you can't understand that then yes, we'll have to agree to disagree.

re: #174 MandyManners

Well, as a matter of fact...

re: #165 Thanos

G'nite..both good, but this Gordon? I adore him.

re: #168 Pro-Bush Canuck

So, it's PC to believe that COURAGE is not a "feminine" trait? That is bullshit.

I'm outta' here.

Night, Lizards!

re: #189 MandyManners

Sweet dreams, Mandy!

I should know better than to broach that topic.

Mandy needs to go to France for a month. Then we'll talk :-)

What a F--king surprise. You import French speaking Muslims as fast as you can because you think speaking French is the most important thing in the world, and you discover that the Muslims really do not like you! Hmmm? What is important now? Your kids? Your house? Your car? Does your wife like sex in a park with 15 gang members? Welcome to the Jihad. They are the ones in the silly outfits.

re: #167 Beagle

This is great: generals comparing their bomb sizes. Just saw it linked at Hot Air. Father of All Bombs got you down Uncle Sam? Well don't forget the fifteen ton robust earth penetrator big fella!

WASHINGTON, September 13 (RIA Novosti) - The U.S. has a 14-ton super bomb more destructive than the vacuum bomb just tested by Russia, a U.S. general said Wednesday. The statement was made by retired Lt. General McInerney, chairman of the Iran Policy Committee, and former Assistant Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force.

McInerney said the U.S. has "a new massive ordnance penetrator that's 30,000 pounds, that really penetrates ... Ahmadinejad has nothing in Iran that we can't penetrate."

He also said the new Russian bomb was not a "penetrator."

Write your own punchlines.

That's like the old Joke:

Two guys standing on a bridge taking a leak. One says "Man that water sure is cold." The other replied "Yeah and deep too."

re: #183 joemama

re; #108 Dustyvet

played on the golf course with; The Herd @ An Khe

Golf in the Mekong Delta is impossible...to many water hazards...:) Not to mention a certain nut with a swift boat, who's name I won't mention!

re: #192 savage_nation

Yup. The Stampede is a must-see. It's getting better than ever now with all that "black gold" loot sloshing around.

Fort McMurray, Alberta. So much oil extraction going on that the kids who work at McDonald's make $23/hr.

re: #189 MandyManners

re: #168 Pro-Bush Canuck

So, it's PC to believe that COURAGE is not a "feminine" trait? That is bullshit.

I'm outta' here.

Night, Lizards!

Nighters Mandy!

Mandy,
A fellow's here from the State Dept,and he'd like a work. No, not that word...

Well, all I can say is that I am seeing way too many girly boys around here with their Peace Scarves. Not that there is anything wrong with that.

re: #85 MandyManners

re: #63 Pro-Bush Canuck

The biggest problem we have in Canada is a completely feminized population--just like the UK.

Why blame it on "feminization"? Self defense is not a male perogative.

I agree. Call it wussified, weakened, or yellowed, but don't equate to femininity, please.

I will shoot you for that. ;-)

word

Okay, my support for Giuliani just tanked:

[Link: www.washingtontimes.com...]

Giuliani is making noises like Bush on Border Security, lip service but no teeth. So now I'm shopping for a new candidate. Maybe Fred...

Anyone know Fred's stance on illegal immigration.

This moron should learn to STFU.
[Link: en.rian.ru...]
McInerney. Mr Bomb size. Hello you moron, we don't give a fuck if they don't know are bomb size. Let them learn it the hard way.

re: #176 Pro-Bush Canuck

re: #171 savage_nation

Yeah. The real Canada. Before Ahmed and Fatima arrived on the scene.

Speaking of the real Canada. Is there still a Calgary Stampede? Or has that been declared not Halal.

Excuse me while I whip this out.

Kaboom!

I don't think it's supposed to be 'Quebecer'. I think it's 'Quebecoise'. But hey, I'm not an elite journalist, just an ignorant redneck. So I'm probably wrong.

re: #201 cookielady

That wasn't the point. The point is that men and women are different, and there are traits (positive, life-affirming traits) associated with both sexes. Previous generations understood all this implicitly. It is only 30 years of leftist PC indoctrination which has instilled the belief that men and women are

interchangeable

. That is a monstrous lie, and it is the primary reason so many nations are rapidly depopulating.

None of this is to cast aspersions on women in any way, shape or form. Nor is it to suggest--as Mandy seems to think--that women are incapable of courage (or men incapable of nuturing a child, for that matter).

When we attempt to impose socially-engineered redefintions of what men and women are--and what the good and natural relationship between the sexes should be--then we are monkeying with a formula devised for us by God.

re: #206 Racer X

Excuse me while I whip this out.

Kaboom!

Candygram for Mongo...BOOM!

re: #204 pat

We need a rewrite of the ditty My Dog's Bigger than Your Dog

re: #204 pat

McInerney. Mr Bomb size. Hello you moron, we don't give a fuck if they don't know are bomb size. Let them learn it the hard way.

LOL. Do you think they'll realize it was bigger when she blows?

So many folks are saying that the number of Jihadi's arrested in Canada is a sign that something is wrong here in Canada. I think it's a sign that something is right here.

The question is not why Canadian authorities are arresting so many, it's why US authorities are arresting so few.

Both countries have a large number of Muslims, and within that population, a number of Jihadis. The Canadians have been doing a far better job of making arrests, of stopping their plots, than the Americans.

You joke that these arrests mean you have a problem to the north...on the contrary, you have a solution in action in the North. It's your own backyard that the problem probably persists.

Don't worry about us. This arrest is further proof we've got your northern back.

re: #206 Racer X

Excuse me while I whip this out.

Kaboom!

re: #208 Pro-Bush Canuck

just * digging * a * deeper * hole!

re: #180 Wookieelips

Look, the problem I have with it is that it implies that women wouldn't be willing to fight for this country. I don't mean in combat or with guns. I just mean willing to stand up to the uber-libs and Islamic fundies. I understand the different roles,

But I am willing to fight with guns. I am willing, and able, to engage in mortal combat (ie I could die as well as the enemy) in order to save my home, my family, MY CHILDREN! Never, ever, ever, ever underestimate the Mama Bear effect!

re: #143 Syrah

re: #64 kreigwagon

I can't figure out why it hasn't already happened here.

Its not like it would be difficult to pull off, especially if it is run as a suicide mission like the Beslan School and the Russian Theater attacks.

Glenn Beck has been talking about it all week. The 'dots' are all there, like before 9/11, and like 9/11, there's no exact information that will lead to knowing exactly when/where something will happen. What we know of Beslan isn't the half of it, and from what we've found on hard drives and training tapes, they have Beslan X manyfold planned for here, all simultaneously.

#204 pat

I'd heard about the giant penetrating bombs on TV. They vary from one to fifteen tons. If you want to know the latest stuff our guys will get in the next few years it pays to have cable TV.

IMO, for the crap our guys are in right now, this looks handy. They could break out old Tommy Guns as well.

re: #212 Johnny 100 Pesos

Dunno if I'd go that far. Canadian authorities can be hamstrung by politically-correct politicians, just like in the US.

The main difference is that Canada has FAR fewer traitors than does the US. Moonbats in Canada rarely go to the extremes that US leftists do. The American Left openly wishes for their own country to go down to defeat in Iraq.

A Canadian moonbat openly calling for Canadian troops to be defeated in Afghanistan would probably get a swift kick in the arse. Or worse.

re: #212 Johnny 100 Pesos

Well said, dude!

I'll buy you a double double anytime!

I like the fact that Republicans are struggling with finding the right candidate. That's the way it's supposed to be, a bunch of guys (or gals) throw their hats into the ring, duke it out for several months...and the toughest, most fit person survives to the next round.
That way you weed out the weaklings.

The Democrats just coronate Hillary and call it a day.

^{...then whine and cry that the election was stolen when she loses}

re: #212 Johnny 100 Pesos

Before you pat Canada on the back for this arrest, please be aware that the intel implicating him came from an Austrian case. The recent Toronto plot arrests came from intel gleaned from Guantanamo Bay-incarcerated terrorists.

Canada isn't any better at fighting Jihadis, and in fact in many ways is willfully worse. Immigration policies, border security, anti-gun laws...need I say more?

But we appreciate Canadians like you who seem to get it - thanks, eh? :>D

re: #214 cbinflux

re: #208 Pro-Bush Canuck

just * digging * a * deeper * hole!

Yes, well right is right. Men are not women, and vice versa. If we lose that distinction we lose the human race.

The problem is extremes. The Muslims have an extremely warped ultra-radical definition that makes women a different species. The left has an equally warped definition that says men and women (and trannies) are all "persons" which are completely identical in every way.

Both are evil, and I won't apologize for telling the truth.

re: #221 DesertSage

FDT!

re: #212 Johnny 100 Pesos

We have the ACLU to contend with.

re: #218 Beagle

A few years back, I had read about a new technology that generated enough frequency that interfered with electrical flow in a grid, or any electrical device for that matter. I found myself wondering what would that do to somebody's synapses?

I wish they would try it out on a few tribesman and report back. I kind of like watching the bad guys turn to jello like they've got their fingers stuck in a 20A socket. Makes for a nice target.

re: #224 cbinflux

re: #221 DesertSage

FDT!

Indeed!

re: #223 Pro-Bush Canuck

Alls I'm sayin' is, if you ever hope to get another fruitcup ixnay on the endergay.

re: #163 kreigwagon

re: #147 Pro-Bush Canuck

re: #141 MandyManners

Hillary shows false courage. She is a paternalistic authoritarian.

The problems are far greater when men adopt stereotypically feminine personas, as is drastically the case in much of Europe. Many European males would not save their own families from a fire. They'd cry and scream for help.

Is that not the agenda of Socialism? To castrate the strength of society and have us depend on the "Nanny State" and be thankful for the gruel and slop they serve up?

That's the whole reason for the slow emasculation of a previously free society. With an already oppressed society like Russia's, another oppressive form of government can step in and rule. When you're dealing with a free society, like that of America, Canada, or Europe, you have to 'boil the frog' and break society down slowly. Then you get the chaos, and people who are utterly unable to deal with as much as their lattes being made improperly, so you need a strong entity to step in and save you. Remember... A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to take everything you have. -Thomas Jefferson

re: #222 wvobiwan

Canada isn't any better at fighting Jihadis, and in fact in many ways is willfully worse.

It's hard to say, really. I don't really know what we would happen if we had a "Canadian 9/11". We may well be too far gone to do much of anything, but then so is a large percentage of the US.

A scary proportion of the US electorate believes in some variation of Trooferism.

Let's just say that both countries have plenty of room for improvement on the jihad-fighting front...

re: #208 Pro-Bush Canuck

That wasn't the point. The point is that men and women are different, and there are traits (positive, life-affirming traits) associated with both sexes.

But that was not the point you made. I never thought you were casting aspersions on females, or denigrating our ability or tendency to be courageous, or any of those other things you are worrying about.

The feminization of society to the point of not taking responsibility for self-defense, etc.: that was the term you used. Rush uses it all the time, too, and I cringe every time I hear it. It is the wrong word. It does not adequately or correctly describe or define the syndrome about which you speak.

The female of the species can often be the most deadly, because she must protect her young.

If you want to get down to it, the correct term is the citification of society!

re: #215 cookielady

But I am willing to fight with guns. I am willing, and able, to engage in mortal combat (ie I could die as well as the enemy) in order to save my home, my family, MY CHILDREN! Never, ever, ever, ever underestimate the Mama Bear effect!

Guess who would know how to work a gun and put it where I needed to if someone was to harm my family...

/I'll give you 3 guesses and the first two don't count

/snicker

Ok..hint...it ain't my husband..love him dearly though.

re: #174 MandyManners

re: #156 cbinflux

Did Osama send a signal for sudden jihadi syndrome to break out?

When the signal goes out, we won't be asking...we'll know it.

This thread need more Canadian music.

re: #228 cbinflux

Yes, I think you're right. It's a very difficult point to get across without pissing people off. Suffice it to say, je suis un homme qui amais les femmes!

re: #228 cbinflux

I'm with the Canuck, men and women are different. "Better" is a value judgement and doesn't apply to genders. Both deserve freedom, respect, and opportunity earned through personal responsibility.

Islamic women are large purple elephant in the middle of the male Muslim room - these women are the most populous group of slaves left on earth.

Labeet found dead?

Hey how come the U.A.E. can get tough on Illegals?

[Link: www.emiratestodayonline.com...]

Link to home news the copy function is disabled on their site.

re: #234 stevieray

One of my fondest teenage memories happened while let it "Let it Ride" was humming in the background...

Oh, to be young again.

re: #181 Pro-Bush Canuck

re: #171 savage_nation

Alberta -- Canada's answer to Texas -- is still like that for the most part.

Cowboy hats, pickup trucks with gun racks. Real men. Real women. Marriage. Children. Church.

You're not from Alberta, are ya?

/sounds like the usual drivel from the centre of the known universe.

re: #235 Pro-Bush Canuck

re: #228 cbinflux

Yes, I think you're right. It's a very difficult point to get across without pissing people off. Suffice it to say, je suis un homme qui amais les femmes!

S'ok, PBC: je t'aime! ;-)

I'm from Toronto. Everytime I go to Calgary, I meet folks living there originally from here, who are desperate to convince me how much better it is in Calgary.

re: #100 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

I've been drunk in Quebec.

You seem to have left a trail of empties after you the world round. How about Munich?

Blending of gender roles is not only dangerous and but down right stupid. Men are infinitely better at being men; women infinitely better at being women. And there is a difference. Anyone that denies otherwise is a loon.

But I have seen many a courageous woman. Need I remind the Christians that while Jesus disciples hit the road, it was two women who showed the greatest bravery.

re: #244 savage_nation

If it's true, who killed him, and why..?

re: #215 cookielady

re: #180 Wookieelips

Look, the problem I have with it is that it implies that women wouldn't be willing to fight for this country. I don't mean in combat or with guns. I just mean willing to stand up to the uber-libs and Islamic fundies. I understand the different roles,

But I am willing to fight with guns. I am willing, and able, to engage in mortal combat (ie I could die as well as the enemy) in order to save my home, my family, MY CHILDREN! Never, ever, ever, ever underestimate the Mama Bear effect!

Oh, no doubt about that. Just saying that courage is not always guns and combat.
Though it always helps against jerks like the ones wishing us dead now.

re: #245 goodbye_natalie

But I have seen many a courageous woman.

I'm currently reading some Oriana Fallaci.

What a courageous woman. I also read hirsi ali's book Infidel...talk about courage. Holy crap. BGoth of these women could have shut their mouths...but were/are beacons of light.

re: #231 cookielady

If everyone in society evinces only the traditional, stereotypical masculine traits (e.g., the Spartans), then that socirty will not survive. It could be said that Spartan civilization died out because of the masculinization of their social order. This does not mean masculinity is "wrong" or "tainted" or "lesser" or anything else. It just means that the natural, God-given harmony and balance among the sex-related forces in society has been upset to the point where civil society cannot endure.

This has nothing to do with the qualities--masculine or feminine--shown by any individual man or women. Men who completely lack a "feminine side" can be brutish and unreliable.

re: #225 DesertSage

And we have Taliban Jack and the leftarded Liberal Party chock-a-block full of criminals and liars.

Hey, we're not all that much different after all!

;-)

re: #240 justacanuck

So you think family and church are "drivel"?

This is Little Green Footballs, isn't it?

Good night, dear lizards. Bon nuit! Here are some cookies to see you through those nighttime munchies...

chocolate chip
oatmeal
peanut butter
iced sugar

Enjoy, and sleep well!

re: #228 cbinflux

re: #223 Pro-Bush Canuck

Alls I'm sayin' is, if you ever hope to get another fruitcup ixnay on the endergay.

LMAO!

Nice looking woman. Beer.

What? It's natural.

re: #245 goodbye_natalie

Blending of gender roles is not only dangerous and but down right stupid. Men are infinitely better at being men; women infinitely better at being women. And there is a difference. Anyone that denies otherwise is a loon.

But I have seen many a courageous woman. Need I remind the Christians that while Jesus disciples hit the road, it was two women who showed the greatest bravery.

Thank you. This is all I mean to say.
Of course I want my men to be men. And the toughest woman I know (who happens to be former AF) is very feminine. Even when she's winning boxing tournaments. :-P
I just really hate the 'feminine=wussified commie bending over spreading their buttcheeks' equation.
I'm not a wussified commie and I would never bend over for our enemies!
Even if I am way into cooking, make-up and hair-care products...

OT

Any predicions on the number of Gathering of Eagles protesters vs. ANSWER people at this weekend's anti-everything-under-the-sun rally in DC.

They claim to have 1,000 scheduled for a "die-in" but for some reason I think that they will not have much more than that, maybe 3-4K tops.

re: #239 goodbye_natalie

BTO is big part of the soundtrack of your life if you grew up in the seventies. They are not appreciated enough today... they are more than "Takin' Care of Business".

re: #249 Pro-Bush Canuck

re: #231 cookielady

If everyone in society evinces only the traditional, stereotypical masculine traits (e.g., the Spartans), then that socirty will not survive. It could be said that Spartan civilization died out because of the masculinization of their social order. This does not mean masculinity is "wrong" or "tainted" or "lesser" or anything else. It just means that the natural, God-given harmony and balance among the sex-related forces in society has been upset to the point where civil society cannot endure.

This has nothing to do with the qualities--masculine or feminine--shown by any individual man or women. Men who completely lack a "feminine side" can be brutish and unreliable.

Nicely put. I'm still going to bed, though! ;-)

re: #249 Pro-Bush Canuck

re: #231 cookielady

If everyone in society evinces only the traditional, stereotypical masculine traits (e.g., the Spartans), then that socirty will not survive. It could be said that Spartan civilization died out because of the masculinization of their social order. This does not mean masculinity is "wrong" or "tainted" or "lesser" or anything else. It just means that the natural, God-given harmony and balance among the sex-related forces in society has been upset to the point where civil society cannot endure.

This has nothing to do with the qualities--masculine or feminine--shown by any individual man or women. Men who completely lack a "feminine side" can be brutish and unreliable.

I subscribe to the notion that girls learn their feminity from their fathers and boys learn their masculinity from their mothers. Keeps it all in balance.

re: #236 wvobiwan

re: #228 cbinflux

I'm with the Canuck, men and women are different. "Better" is a value judgement and doesn't apply to genders. Both deserve freedom, respect, and opportunity earned through personal responsibility.

Islamic women are large purple elephant in the middle of the male Muslim room - these women are the most populous group of slaves left on earth.

Hirsi Ali has it right: If this group of people would/could turn on their men, the islam problem would stop. dead. cold.

G'nite cookielady