There are too many!

But where are the Ronulans?

Taking things out of context is what the left does best. Anyone remember Newt's "wither on the vine" comment?

It's true - even 1 is too many.

there’s too many people who are sympathetic to radical Islam. We should be looking at them more carefully, we should be finding out how we can infiltrate, we should be much more aggressive in law enforcement.

That's the part they don't want to deal with. Better to make King look like a bigot than recognize the fifth column within.

Rudy stood up for him. I'm very glad to see that.

Here's the video: Rep. King: "Too many mosques..."

When they start turning in the terrorist then I will start felling bad for agreeing that there are too many mosques in this country.

Here's the CAIR complaint....
Action Alert #517: NY Congressman Says 'Too Many Mosques' in U.S.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) today called on Muslims and other people of conscience to ask Republican leaders to repudiate remarks by Rep. Peter King (R-NY) in which he said “we have too many mosques in this country.”

CAIR also asked that Americans of all faiths contact Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani and urge him to drop King and commentator Daniel Pipes as campaign advisors because of their extremist and Islamophobic views and comments.

re: #6 Bobblehead

Rudy Rules!

RE: CAIR complaint
Rudy's going to use this just like he did the MoveOn.org ad. This plays well is his favour, the more they complain the better Rudy looks.

re: #9 Killgore Trout

urge him to drop King and commentator Daniel Pipes as campaign advisors because of their extremist and Islamophobic views and comments.

Pipes is the real target here. They hate him because he won't kowtow and isn't afraid to put it on the line and say what's really happening. He's courageous and, as I've said before, a genuinely good guy.

That Rudy has him one raises Rudy in my book a bunch of notches. If Rudy caves in on this, I will be seriously pissed.

People need to take a real good look at what's going on in England.

one twice

re: #9 Killgore Trout

Here's the CAIR complaint....
Action Alert #517: NY Congressman Says 'Too Many Mosques' in U.S.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) today called on Muslims and other people of conscience to ask Republican leaders to repudiate remarks by Rep. Peter King (R-NY) in which he said “we have too many mosques in this country.” CAIR also asked that Americans of all faiths contact Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani and urge him to drop King and commentator Daniel Pipes as campaign advisors because of their extremist and Islamophobic views and comments.

Oh so predictable.

Thank god that we all own guns.

Peter King is da man!
He is surrounded by jeehadis in his area and remains outspoken!

Boooyaaaaaaaaaah to him!

So many mosques, so few listening devices.

Go Rudy !

Charles,

Even though I cleared the cache three times & refreshed, then rebooted, I am unable to view the comments on the Rather piece. I can see these comments as well as the registration thread.
Internet Explorer, Windows XP.

Sorry to go OT

How many mosques in your area?

[Link: www.salatomatic.com...]

I'm likin' Rudy more and more. He's been talkin' tough.

24/7/365

early OT
S.C. mom scoops al-Qaida with its videos

Once her son is off to school, Laura Mansfield settles in at her dining room table with her laptop and begins trolling Arabic-language message boards and chat rooms popular with jihadists.

Fluent in Arabic, the self-employed terror analyst often hacks into the sites, translates the material, puts it together and sends her analysis via a subscription service to intelligence agencies, law enforcement and academics.

Occasionally she comes across a gem, such as when she found a recent Osama bin Laden video — before al-Qaida had announced it.

"I realized, oh my gosh, I'm sitting here, I'm a fat 50-year-old mom and I've managed to scoop al-Qaida," said Mansfield, who uses that name as a pseudonym because she receives death threats.

She sometimes spends 100 hours a week online, and she often finds items after word has begun spreading on the Arabic forums of an imminent release.

/Jobs that paid Govt. workers won't do.

re: #20 Pvt Bin Jammin

LGF is hinky lately.

Reading this made me think of the Totten article posted a couple of days ago, particularly this line:

“All the mosques now have pro-US messages now,” Major Peters said. “They used to be anti-American, in part because AQI barged in and told them to broadcast anti-Americanism or die.”

Tells you something that you have to go to Anbar to find pro-American messages in a Mosque.

re: #12 Lucius Septimius

That Rudy has him one raises Rudy in my book a bunch of notches. If Rudy caves in on this, I will be seriously pissed.

I don't see Rudy caving on this one. This is the reason a segment of Republicans support him. If he caves, he leaves this issue open for another to swoop up. His motive may be purely political (I dunno), but its working for him.

re: #11 Killgore Trout

RE: CAIR complaint
Rudy's going to use this just like he did the MoveOn.org ad. This plays well is his favour, the more they complain the better Rudy looks.

I'll second that. Be known by your enemies. In terms of the '08 election (among other terms), the left is the Republicans' enemy. If this pisses them off, then all the better!

Freedom of thought and expression.
My thought is that islam is not compatible with the lifestyle of the USA. The more radical moslems are already pushing for us to adapt to a mild sharia. Footbaths in airport restrooms, taxi drivers who inflict their belief system on patrons.
Who needs it?
There are too many mosques in the US, and remember wherever a mosque is planted is dar-al-islam forever.

re: #25 cbinflux
Thanks for letting me know.....same thing happened a few days ago.
Thought I was going nuts.

re: #12 Lucius Septimius

There's no chance Rudy will cave on this, he's been a target of CAIR since 9-11, he hasn't backed down before and I seriously doubt he's going to do so now. This plays in his favor.

Peter King is great

re: #3 Sharmuta
He was talking about the first wife, IIRC.

How long before a fatwa?

The more I see of Rudy, the more I like, especially on theeee big issue of our time.

Kudos to McCain over the past couple of weeks too. But he's late to the game for me.

LOL

Dinnerjacket's Worst Nightmare

OT: MSM stirs the flames of hate in latest deception.
La. protests hark back to '50s, '60s

By MARY FOSTER, Associated Press Writer

8 minutes ago

JENA, La. - Drawn by a case tinged with one of the most hated symbols of Old South racism — a hangman's noose tied in an oak tree — thousands of protesters rallied Thursday against what they see as a double standard of prosecution for blacks and whites.

The plight of the so-called Jena Six became a flashpoint for one the biggest civil-rights demonstrations in years. Five of the black teens were initially charged with attempted murder in the beating of a white classmate.

Old-guard lions like the Revs. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton joined scores of college students bused[sic] in from across the nation who said they wanted to make a stand for racial equality just as their parents did in the 1950s and '60s.

"It's not just about Jena, but about inequalities and disparities around the country," said Stephanie Brown, 26, national youth director for the NAACP, who estimated about 2,000 college students were among the throngs of mostly black protesters who overwhelmed this tiny central Louisiana town.

But the teens' case galvanized demonstrators as few legal cases have in recent years.

The cause of Thursday's demonstrations dates to August 2006, when a black Jena High School student asked the principal whether blacks could sit under a shade tree that was a frequent gathering place for whites. He was told yes. But nooses appeared in the tree the next day. Three white students were suspended but not criminally prosecuted. LaSalle Parish District Attorney Reed Walters said this week he could find no state law covering the act.

Brown said the Jena case resonates with the college-aged crowd because they aren't much older than the six youths charged. Many of the student protesters had been sharing information about the case through Facebook, MySpace and other social-networking Web sites.

Jackson, who led a throng of people three blocks long to the courthouse with an American flag resting on his shoulder, likened the demonstration to the marches on Selma and the Montgomery bus boycott. But even he was not entirely sure why Jena became the focal point.
"You can never quite tell," he said. "Rosa Parks was not the first to sit in the front of the bus. But the sparks hit a dry field."

[Link: news.yahoo.com...]

re: #30 Pvt Bin Jammin

It's not only you. It is hinky.

Mosques in CA.

64 in the SF Bay Area ...

Select an area within California:
LOS ANGELES (81)
SAN FRANCISCO (64)
CENTRAL VALLEY (8)
From Bakersfield to Modesto
IMPERIAL VALLEY (5)
From Palm Springs to Mexicali
SACRAMENTO (17)
From Stockton to Yuba City
SAN DIEGO (18)
SHASTA (1)
Includes Redding and Eureka
SIERRA NEVADA (0)
Includes Truckee and Lake Tahoe

[Link: www.salatomatic.com...]

Taser Boy a Ron Paul Supporter?

Seems logical.

If you cant blow it up....BUY IT OUT

re: #37 ted

Barely avoided riots at a local HS here today. Black students calling white student not wearing black RACISTS. A kid who wore a cotton related polo shirt expelled. Hellooooo, this is cotton country.

re: #27 ratherdashing

re: #31 Killgore Trout

My sense of Rudy is that you're right. Now the only question is how far is CAIR and the people they front for going to go to make sure that someone like Rudy never gets into the White House.

Bush would never have taken someone like Pipes as an adviser on anything, mainly because he is at heart a bureaucrat and an establishment man.

re: #41 pvoce

If you cant blow it up....BUY IT OUT

RACISTS!

re: #7 Killgore Trout

Here's the video: Rep. King: "Too many mosques..."

Wow. Who could misinterpret what he was trying to say. It's obvious. Even worse when you see it.

There are too few non-Mosques. I demand more non-Mosques.

Let's keep one token mosque in Death Valley. I nominate the double-wide trailer mosque "bombed" in Arizona.

re: #41 pvoce

This is why things may not change much when the oil runs out. Arab money is diversifying into other areas. They want their wealthy run to have long legs, like any investor.

Gee, if only Dan Rather were back on the air so he could fix this kind of shoddy reporting.

re: #37 ted

Taranto had this to say about it yesterday:

A blast from the past from the State of Columbia, S.C.:

The Rev. Jesse Jackson called Tuesday on Democrats seeking the 2008 nomination for president to give S.C. voters "something to vote for" when they go to the polls in January. . . .

Jackson sharply criticized presidential hopeful and Illinois Sen. Barack Obama for "acting like he's white" in what Jackson said has been a tepid response to six black juveniles' arrest on attempted-murder charges in Jena, La. Jackson, who also lives in Illinois, endorsed Obama in March, according to The Associated Press.

"If I were a candidate, I'd be all over Jena," Jackson said after an hour-long speech at Columbia's historically black Benedict College.

"Jena is a defining moment, just like Selma was a defining moment," said the iconic civil rights figure, who worked with Martin Luther King Jr. in the 1965 Selma civil rights movement and was with King at his 1968 assassination.

As Salon.com pointed out almost seven years ago, Jackson compares everything to Selma. But if everything is a defining moment just like Selma was a defining moment, then nothing is. Maybe not even Selma.

re: #44 cbinflux

re: #41 pvoce

If you cant blow it up....BUY IT OUT

RACISTS!

Oops..I left out the troll bait somewhere...

re: #40 JammieWearingFool

Taser Boy a Ron Paul Supporter?

Seems logical.

"Taser Boy"... lol

re: #36 Retread

I hope that he tries to do a PROPAGANDA stunt at Ground Zero, and that millions of New Yorkers righteously block his path. Perhaps SCREAMING "Death to Iraq!"

re: #43 Lucius Septimius

They'll write letters, do interviews and make some noise but there's nothing they can do. They have no real power. The reason why people cave in to Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and Bill Donahue is because they fear financial boycotts or bad press. Neither apply to Rudy in this case.

"Burn all their Mosques, kill their leaders,and convert them to Christianity"

Ann "tell it like it is" Coulter

re: #20 Pvt Bin Jammin

Charles,

Even though I cleared the cache three times & refreshed, then rebooted, I am unable to view the comments on the Rather piece. I can see these comments as well as the registration thread.
Internet Explorer, Windows XP.

Sorry to go OT

You need to turn off Norton Internet Security -- that's the cause of your problem -- and use a better firewall utility.

It's not because LGF is "hinky."

I like Rudy, and by extension Peter King, but I do think he sorta stuck his foot in his mouth in this case. It's not a big deal, but there are somewhere around 1200 mosques in the United States. That's not many.

Our real problem isn't with the number of mosques -- it's with the people he addressed in the rest of his statement. The "...too many people who are sympathetic to radical Islam."

The mosques aspect was just a flub.

re: #42 cbinflux

re: #37 ted

Barely avoided riots at a local HS here today. Black students calling white student not wearing black RACISTS. A kid who wore a cotton related polo shirt expelled. Hellooooo, this is cotton country.

I heard on my police scanner that the cops had to keep an eye on a protest here at the city college in Pasadena, CA......that's the same school where Jon Carry made his insult to the military.

re: #24 cbinflux

Why'd she show her face if her family has received death threats? Why reveal that Laura Mansfield is a psuedonym? That's two more pieces of info her enemies now have that did not exist before. These are basic operational security errors.

re: #51 experiencedtraveller

re: #40 JammieWearingFool

Taser Boy a Ron Paul Supporter?

Seems logical.

"Taser Boy"... lol

Shouldn't it be "Taser Bro" ("Don't taser me, bro.")

re: #45 meMarc

Even their edited version clearly shows that he's talking about the burden on law enforcement. There are a lot of mosques and it's a hell of a task to monitor what's being preached, who's attending, which materials their distributing, who's recruiting, who's funding, etc.

re: #55 Charles
Thanks so much, Charles.....will do.

re: #56 Cognito

No. By extension, the silent majority in those mosques WILL benefit when the caliphate and sharia arrive.

re: #21 Bobibutu

How many mosques in your area?

[Link: www.salatomatic.com...]

Several downtown near "Islamic Way." In fact, I read an article about their little "Islamic" hood in Gwynn Oaks.

But none in Pikesville. Synagogues, we have. Mosques, no.

re: #1 Bobibutu

re: #37 ted

too many mosques and too many fake rev's.

re: #63 cbinflux

re: #56 Cognito

No. By extension, the silent majority in those mosques WILL benefit when the caliphate and sharia arrive.

Well, we should make sure the caliphate and sharia don't arrive.

re: #57 Pvt Bin Jammin
It was ugly here.

re: #41 pvoce

Yes just saw that. Trying to telepathically notify Charles, if he hasn't seen that yet.

Has anyone here commented on it yet? I just came on and have to make dinner for my peeps.

Check it out you guys, they're buying the stock market.

[Link: www.wnd.com...]

re: #37 ted

OT: MSM stirs the flames of hate in latest deception.
La. protests hark back to '50s, '60s

[Link: news.yahoo.com...]

I have not seen it mentioned in any of the news stories, but the white kid who was beaten up by these six black kids was not one of the idiots who hung the nooses in the tree.

It's hard to tell whether or not the locals properly handled the charges against the black kids, simply because the reporting on this story does not seem to have been completely honest.

I think he was saying "there are too many mosques, supporting terrorism"
not "there are too many mosques."

re: #66 Cognito

By extension... we should decrease the number of mosques.

/Can contrarians do circles..?

re: #56 Cognito

I think that's what King was trying to say. I read it as an attempt to correct the first statement. Kinda like this:

“Unfortunately we have too many mosques in this country,

er, uh

... there’s too many people who are sympathetic to radical Islam. We should be looking at them more carefully, we should be finding out how we can infiltrate, we should be much more aggressive in law enforcement.”

re: #56 Cognito

Where are those people who are sympathetic to radical Islam? They're in mosques!
I suspect your estimate of 1200 is way too low, that's a lot of ground for law enforcement to investigate.

Missed my chance to register a new "Ed Mahmoud abu ..." sock puppet.

That "Little Green Flame" thing needs to be a RT.

Here's the conversation I'd like to see...

Moonbat: Mr. King, are there too many mosques in Americas?

PK: Are there mosques in America?

Moonbat: Yes.

PK: Exactly.

re: #7 Killgore Trout
The video was edited, why would politico release an edited video to debunk claims the quote was out of context? I would like to know what was immediately before the "too many mosques quote". I checked the politico site and the King video there is also chopped up, for instance the questions were all edited out.

Charles - Please delete #60... For her sake.

re: #50 pvoce

re: #44 cbinflux

re: #41 pvoce

If you cant blow it up....BUY IT OUT

RACISTS!

Oops..I left out the troll bait somewhere...

Ummmmmmmmm...cbinflux is NOT a troll.

re: #58 ratherdashing

Well, she's no Zombie, but I sure admire her scooping the media and spooks.

re: #71 cbinflux

re: #66 Cognito

By extension... we should decrease the number of mosques.

/Can contrarians do circles..?

No, that's not an extension. We do still have freedom of religion. I don't feel any warm feelings toward mosques, but I think "decreasing" them smacks of something undemocratic.

I'd prefer to let sheer logic and liberty do the work.

re: #48 meMarc

He is, working for the moonbat Mark Cuban.

Actually, I would love to have lots of mosques everywhere—boarded up.
An empty mosque is a beautiful mosque.

re: #74 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

You have so many sock puppets while I was deprived of ONE..?

re: #78 MandyManners

re: #50 pvoce

re: #44 cbinflux

re: #41 pvoce

If you cant blow it up....BUY IT OUT

RACISTS!

Oops..I left out the troll bait somewhere...

Ummmmmmmmm...cbinflux is NOT a troll.

Heh.

re: #74 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

That "Little Green Flame" thing needs to be a RT.

I think it now is.

re: #80 Cognito

Thanks for the reply.

There should be as many mosques in the US as there are churches in Saudi Arabia.

Men deny 'hate crime' at Tempe mosque

The three men accused of harassing a Muslim imam at a Tempe mosque on Sept. 11 say the incident has been misportrayed as a hate crime.

"We walked inside the mosque. We were curious about what was in there, like any other church," said Brandon Garcia, one of the three men. "We didn't stop to cause any trouble or to be mean to anyone."

Garcia, Michael Estes and Armando Tolosa were near the mosque on a plumbing job when they decided to go in to learn more about Islam, according to their employer, Richard Yeates, owner of a Mesa plumbing company.

Ahmed Al-Shqeirat, the imam, said Estes cursed at him and made derogatory comments about Muslim children passing by.

Because the incident happened on the sixth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Al-Shqeirat and others in the Muslim community have said they consider the incident a hate crime.

Tempe police arrested Estes, 32, on suspicion of disorderly conduct. The other two men were not arrested.

"We basically looked at what the victims told us and we've done an investigation and determined there was a crime committed," said Mike Horn, Tempe police spokesman.

But Garcia and Tolosa said it was Al-Shqeirat who provoked Estes.

Al-Shqeirat said Estes asked him what he was hiding in the mosque. Garcia and Tolosa said Al-Shqueirat's report that Estes asked him what he was hiding in the mosque was untrue. They also said they never made any negative comments about kids.

"We were just asking questions. And (Al-Shqeirat) was fine at first," Tolosa said. "I guess he felt offended."

Al-Shqeirat got more upset as Estes asked more questions, Tolosa said. He said the imam suggested they make an appointment for a tour, which matches the imam's story. Tolosa said they told Al-Shqeirat that they were interested in a tour, but that Al-Shqeirat abruptly asked the men to leave. They complied, he said.

Tolosa and Garcia admit that when Al-Shqeirat began taking pictures of them as they walked out to their company vehicle, Estes cursed at him. Estes' language was in response to them being photographed without permission, they said.

"They are trying to make something out of nothing for their own gain," Yeates said of the imam.

re: #82 David IV of Georgia

Kind of like churches in the EU...

There is a non-jihadi mosque not far from my house. Baitus Samee, a masjid of the Ahmadiyya branch of Islam. They think the Mahdi already came, and told them to knock off the violent jihad stuff.

Hence, they are banned in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, and face prison in Pakistan if they call themselves Muslim.

The Latter Day Saints, or something, of Islam.

Guess they have to gobble up the stock markets in NY and London to finance some more mosques.

re: #87 Shr_Nfr

There should be as many mosques in the US as there are churches in Saudi Arabia.

Woot!

re: #73 Killgore Trout

re: #56 Cognito

Where are those people who are sympathetic to radical Islam? They're in mosques!
I suspect your estimate of 1200 is way too low, that's a lot of ground for law enforcement to investigate.

I believe 1200 is about right. Regardless, like I mentioned before, I think our job isn't to shut down mosques. Spreading the good word of logic and light and liberty would do that job for us.

There are way too many mosques here. But then, when there are 45.7 gazillion muslims in this country...

re: #90 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Song n dance in 5 4 3 2 1...

Well, this nudges Rudy to the top of tghe 08 list in my book. Provided he has the guts to stand up to CAIR and their dhimmis in the Media, and I expect him to.

The only problem with monitoring Mosques is the dearth of Arabic speakers in US intelligence agencies, or so I've heard. If we had the manpower, I would want every single mosque in America monitored at all time. (And the prison Imams, too, of course.) If CAIR/ACLU etc. complain, monitor the Churches and synagogues as well; I know my church would be happy to have some FBI joining us--we'd take anyone, and have nothing to hide.

"Freedom of Speech! Freedom of Speech!"

By all means, say whatever you like. We'll just listen, and hold you accountable.

re: #93 towerclimber37
AGAIN - the kid that got beaten up was NOT one of the idiots that hung the nooses. The media has opted to leave out this particular little fact in their stories.

re: #72 ratherdashing

re: #56 Cognito

I think that's what King was trying to say. I read it as an attempt to correct the first statement. Kinda like this:

“Unfortunately we have too many mosques in this country,

er, uh

... there’s too many people who are sympathetic to radical Islam. We should be looking at them more carefully, we should be finding out how we can infiltrate, we should be much more aggressive in law enforcement.”

I hear you. I think that's a totally legit thing to say, although I'm not sure King himself has made that assertion.

re: #94 Cognito

Regardless, like I mentioned before, I think our job isn't to shut down mosques.

Even in the edited version of his comments it's clear that's not what he's saying. He's saying that it's a burden on law enforcement and a security risk.

re: #100 Killgore Trout

re: #94 Cognito

Regardless, like I mentioned before, I think our job isn't to shut down mosques.

Even in the edited version of his comments it's clear that's not what he's saying. He's saying that it's a burden on law enforcement and a security risk.

No, of course he's not saying that. I was referring to a comment here about "decreasing" the number of mosques.

re: #84 Catttt

I think I have to explain, Charles. The lady was profiled in a local rag. Even out here in West, we're proud of people like her. She took it upon herself to do what she does, and she doesn't deserve to be harassed by anyone. I'm sorry that I put the city in there.

re: #95 Ward Cleaver

There are way too many mosques here. But then, when there are 45.7 gazillion muslims in this country...

One is named Keith Elliott.

There are not enough churches in Saudi Arabia. In fact there are none. There are 100% too many mosques in the West as long as Saudi Arabia remains church less.

re: #97 nikis-knight

See #6 for Rudy's retort. He's not backing down.

re: #89 cbinflux

re: #82 David IV of Georgia

Kind of like churches in the EU...

Except they would look better full. If they were full, we wouldn't be in this Islamic encroachment mess. But given the history of Christianity in most of the EU states, I understand why they are empty.

Dominus Ihesus Christus, Filius Dei, miserere me peccatorem.

re: #94 Cognito

re: #73 Killgore Trout

re: #56 Cognito

Where are those people who are sympathetic to radical Islam? They're in mosques!
I suspect your estimate of 1200 is way too low, that's a lot of ground for law enforcement to investigate.

I believe 1200 is about right. Regardless, like I mentioned before, I think our job isn't to shut down mosques. Spreading the good word of logic and light and liberty would do that job for us.

I think we should turn them into a chain of Fat Boy's Pork Palace BBQ restaurants.

re: #64 Catttt

re: #21 Bobibutu

How many mosques in your area?

[Link: www.salatomatic.com...]

Several downtown near "Islamic Way." In fact, I read an article about their little "Islamic" hood in Gwynn Oaks.

But none in Pikesville. Synagogues, we have. Mosques, no.

Sorry! We could find no mosques near "kingsport,tn".

re: #105 gymnast

There are not enough churches in Saudi Arabia. In fact there are none. There are 100% too many mosques in the West as long as Saudi Arabia remains church less.

Which is why we live in freedom. And Saudis don't.

Viva la difference.

Re #21 bobibuto

There are 113 mosques in my area. Why does it feel like so much more?
Oh, I know, I'm in Canada and the head of the Liberals in Quebec (Stephane Dion) wants to make sure Omar Khadr is being treated fairly in Gitmo. It was on the headline on the newspaper in Toronto.

Help me.

re: #84 Catttt

Sorry, but something definitely not hinky happened in the earlier attempt.

At any rate, I hope that was a vote of confidence. ..?

re: #111 Cognito

I'll agree with you on that one. Thankfully, we live in a free country.

re: #98 reine.de.tout

re: #93 towerclimber37
AGAIN - the kid that got beaten up was NOT one of the idiots that hung the nooses. The media has opted to leave out this particular little fact in their stories.

aha! once again MSM edits editorializes.

re: #62 Pvt Bin Jammin

Many people in here recommend Zone Alarm. I use it instead of Uncle Bill's built-in firewall... it works great! I'm using the freeware version.

re: #112 yenta-fada

Awesome nic.

re: #21 Bobibutu

How many mosques in your area?

[Link: www.salatomatic.com...]

Four in Baton Rouge, PLUS an Islamic school which teachers K-12 public school curriculum. The school was news to me. Don't know why, but two of the mosques here self-identify as "primarily African-American".

re: #108 David IV of Georgia
Amen

re: #59 meMarc

Taser Bro... nice!

re: #88 NJDhockeyfan

Men deny 'hate crime' at Tempe mosque

The three men accused of harassing a Muslim imam at a Tempe mosque on Sept. 11 say the incident has been misportrayed as a hate crime.

"We walked inside the mosque. We were curious about what was in there, like any other church," said Brandon Garcia, one of the three men. "We didn't stop to cause any trouble or to be mean to anyone."

Garcia, Michael Estes and Armando Tolosa were near the mosque on a plumbing job when they decided to go in to learn more about Islam, according to their employer, Richard Yeates, owner of a Mesa plumbing company.
Ahmed Al-Shqeirat, the imam, said Estes cursed at him and made derogatory comments about Muslim children passing by.

Because the incident happened on the sixth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Al-Shqeirat and others in the Muslim community have said they consider the incident a hate crime.

Tempe police arrested Estes, 32, on suspicion of disorderly conduct. The other two men were not arrested.

"We basically looked at what the victims told us and we've done an investigation and determined there was a crime committed," said Mike Horn, Tempe police spokesman.

But Garcia and Tolosa said it was Al-Shqeirat who provoked Estes.

Al-Shqeirat said Estes asked him what he was hiding in the mosque. Garcia and Tolosa said Al-Shqueirat's report that Estes asked him what he was hiding in the mosque was untrue. They also said they never made any negative comments about kids.

"We were just asking questions. And (Al-Shqeirat) was fine at first," Tolosa said. "I guess he felt offended."

Al-Shqeirat got more upset as Estes asked more questions, Tolosa said. He said the imam suggested they make an appointment for a tour, which matches the imam's story. Tolosa said they told Al-Shqeirat that they were interested in a tour, but that Al-Shqeirat abruptly asked the men to leave. They complied, he said.

Tolosa and Garcia admit that when Al-Shqeirat began taking pictures of them as they walked out to their company vehicle, Estes cursed at him. Estes' language was in response to them being photographed without permission, they said.

"They are trying to make something out of nothing for their own gain," Yeates said of the imam.

Hehehe.
Hehehehehehehe.

This does not bode well at all for relationships between muslims and Hispanics. Hehehehe.

Never thought of this, but yes, muslims will run counter to Hispanics more and more, being Hispanics a group of people from where muslims are almost completely absent.
Ok Cholo! Pinches musulmanes no nos van a estar chingando! Mejor nos los chingamos nosotros primero, bato!

:)

re: #112 yenta-fada

Re #21 bobibuto

There are 113 mosques in my area. Why does it feel like so much more?
Oh, I know, I'm in Canada and the head of the Liberals in Quebec (Stephane Dion) wants to make sure Omar Khadr is being treated fairly in Gitmo. It was on the headline on the newspaper in Toronto.

Help me.

Wear garlic around your neck.

re: #109 NJDhockeyfan

re: #94 Cognito

re: #73 Killgore Trout

re: #56 CognitoWhere are those people who are sympathetic to radical Islam? They're in mosques!
I suspect your estimate of 1200 is way too low, that's a lot of ground for law enforcement to investigate.

I believe 1200 is about right. Regardless, like I mentioned before, I think our job isn't to shut down mosques. Spreading the good word of logic and light and liberty would do that job for us.

I think we should turn them into a chain of Fat Boy's Pork Palace BBQ restaurants.

Too funny, with drive through, and employees wearing big pink noses.

re: #93 towerclimber37

Sharpton and Jackson smell $.

They are trying to strongarm the DA into dropping the charges against a guy who beat the other senseless.
The federal prosecutor, an afro-american said 17yos hanging nooses is disgusting but not at the level of a federal offense and not equal to assault.

re: #110 towerclimber37

Any in Johnson City? Knoxville?

re: #40 JammieWearingFool

I will cut you a break, and not give you a bad rating for saying Onray Aulpay. :)

/Just be more careful, please!

I am out to get anyone from Joisey, because the 5 year old who lives in Maplewood taught the 7 year old on LongEyeland to say 'Poopyhead'...and she called my son, her Dad, a poopyhead. We are still ROTFL...son is, too.

There should be as many mosques in the US as there are churches in Saudi Arabia.

And
Hate crimes should be punished to the amount of actual physical damage.

Sticks and stones will break my bones but words will never hurt me Unless spoken at Friday night prayers or Kristallnacht.

Did y'all happen to hear the latest news on phone taps?!

Authorities were prevented from listening in to M.E. kidnappers because they used Int'l tri-bamd band cellphones from American companies, and the conversations ran thru American switching stations!? warrants took too long.

re: #118 reine.de.tout

re: #21 Bobibutu

How many mosques in your area?

[Link: www.salatomatic.com...]

Four in Baton Rouge, PLUS an Islamic school which teachers K-12 public school curriculum. The school was news to me. Don't know why, but two of the mosques here self-identify as "primarily African-American".

Sorry! We could find no mosques near "22901".

Woohoo...safe here.

Re #122 NJDhockey fan

There are 113 mosques in my area. Why does it feel like so much more?
Oh, I know, I'm in Canada and the head of the Liberals in Quebec (Stephane Dion) wants to make sure Omar Khadr is being treated fairly in Gitmo. It was on the headline on the newspaper in Toronto.

Help me.

Wear garlic around your neck.

THAT ONLY WORKS IF YOU STILL HAVE A HEAD

They do have the uncut video.
[Link: www.politico.com...]
Watching now.

re: #118 reine.de.tout

Easiest recruiting opportunity.

re: #127 x-ray

There should be as many mosques in the US as there are churches in Saudi Arabia.

I'm always amazed when people hold up Saudi Arabia as some sort of measuring stick. Since when do we stoop to their level?

This is the United States of America.

Re #117 Killgore Trout

'awesome nick'

Backatcha!

re: #106 Killgore Trout
Yes, now. politicians often flip flop later when the media keep pounding and throwing around all the unfounded charges of racist, etc.

But I expect Rudy to stand firm.

Hmmm. Building mosques about as fast as churches are not being built in this country. I still see about 30 strip-mall, empty-shop and elementary school temp/squatter churches for every real church in this country. Know you can worship anywhere if your faith is strong, but it's kinda embarrassing that they out-distance us in their material institutionalization of their beliefs.

It wouldn't give me the twitters quite so much if I saw 10 to 15 big beautiful churches for every one mosque built on American soil. And same general idea for the population demographic. They see that America is struggling in these areas, and it emboldens. Whatever King is saying now or really meant, the truth is they are attempting to conquer by stealth, and we all know it.

re: #130 yenta-fada

Re #122 NJDhockey fan

There are 113 mosques in my area. Why does it feel like so much more?
Oh, I know, I'm in Canada and the head of the Liberals in Quebec (Stephane Dion) wants to make sure Omar Khadr is being treated fairly in Gitmo. It was on the headline on the newspaper in Toronto.

Help me.

Wear garlic around your neck.

THAT ONLY WORKS IF YOU STILL HAVE A HEAD

right...my bad.

I've been drunk in Jena, LA. No bars in Jena, have to drive to Catahoula Parish to find bars, they do sell beer Monday-Saturday.

re: #134 Cognito

re: #127 x-ray

There should be as many mosques in the US as there are churches in Saudi Arabia.

I'm always amazed when people hold up Saudi Arabia as some sort of measuring stick. Since when do we stoop to their level?

This is the United States of America.

We fight with one hand behind our back and bleed from a thousand cuts. Somehow we have to seperate the fruit from the culls.

Who is "Tower Climber", and PG-13 version, why are his posts being deleted.

there are none in Johnson City
ONE in K town

The Muslim Community of Knoxville

Well, I just watched the video to get some context. Peter King says there are "too many mosques" in America. It seems pretty clear. I think he can retract that part, to clarify. But, the main point is the number of folks in the mosques that are radicalized, the difficulty in monitoring the radicals and the lack of cooperation with the Muslim community that we are getting (according to King). This just adds weight to the thinking that the mosque leaders don't want our help removing the radicals.

re: #139 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

You're lucky that you made it out alive.

re: #84 Catttt

Heh.

re: #140 lookingup

re: #134 Cognito

re: #127 x-ray

There should be as many mosques in the US as there are churches in Saudi Arabia.

I'm always amazed when people hold up Saudi Arabia as some sort of measuring stick. Since when do we stoop to their level?This is the United States of America.

We fight with one hand behind our back and bleed from a thousand cuts. Somehow we have to seperate the fruit from the culls.

I'll just stand by the previous statement, thanks.

re: #134 Cognito

I don't want to be like them but I also don't want to have to listen to their constant bitching about hate crimes. Saudi is as the ME and Muslims are, intolerant of US

No argument about our standards, finding a good solution is needed.

I don't know how many ways I can find to tell people that you can't post phone numbers here.

re: #142 towerclimber37

I hear one is in the process of being built in JC

I posted the address of the mosque in Knoxville SP.. thats why it got deleted.
and I'm just your average, red blooded, no b.s. God Fearing heathen hillbilly from Tennessee.

re: #142 towerclimber37

I figured Knoxville would have one--college town. ETSU is not big enough to attract an international crowd.

re: #126 NY Nana

re: #40 JammieWearingFool

I will cut you a break, and not give you a bad rating for saying Onray Aulpay. :)

/Just be more careful, please!

I am out to get anyone from Joisey, because the 5 year old who lives in Maplewood taught the 7 year old on LongEyeland to say 'Poopyhead'...and she called my son, her Dad, a poopyhead. We are still ROTFL...son is, too.

Ahem! I know not where this "Joisey" is, but here in Jersey "Poopyhead" is a term of endearment!

Oh, and one and a half games, Nana. One and a half games.

(He he! I'm dead meat)

re: #139 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Wow, Ed thats amazing. Jena's like this little hamlet. Did you feel any racial tension during your visit ?

"I've known Pete for 41 years, so I'm not about to do that," Giuliani said. "I know exactly what Pete meant. I knew before I even heard the clarification. What he means was that there are mosques in which violence is preached. I know that from my own investigations of Islamic terrorism. I also know that there are many mosques in which it isn't."

Gotta love it.

4 Mosques within walking distance of my house, according to that sala-whatever site.

The ultimate Democrat constituent would be a public schoolteacher on welfare who needed an abortion and was suing her doctor.

-AC

3 mosques in Idaho, 2 in Boise, 1 in Moscow. Idaho Et Perpetua is the official State Motto. Idaho, Always Loaded is the unofficial state motto and is strongly supportive of the official motto as well as the official state recreation and sports.

139, Ed. You go Ed! Never been drunk in Louisiana, but I can't imagine any state that you haven't been drunk in. Things were a lot easier as far as drinking 30 years ago....

re: #155 Canadian Guy

Awesome.

re: #131 zmdavid
There is s till a cut at after the mosques comment around 6:47 on the video. (Too many mosques is at 6:37)

re: #151 towerclimber37

Useta' live outside of Gray.

1993, spent 3 months living in Jena while working just West of town on US 84 in Trout, LA for Hunt Petroleum Corp.

The guys there said the real scary racist town was just South of Jena, a town called Nebo, where "n*****s better be gone by sundown".

To see a movie, had to drive to either Monroe or Alexandria.

Lots of creeks and bayous, bass fishing quite popular, especially near Cowpen Bayou, but I usually only caught gar.

I did have a bite once, that before it snapped my line, must have been pulling with close to 100 pounds of force. No idea what that was, but it wasn't me snagged, pulling in, it was running out.

re: #150 Haint

I don't know about it if it is..but then again, you usually don't find out about them until they get busted for fomenting trouble!

sorry about the phone number/address Charles.

please don't bludgeon me, I'm not long out of the shell! :)

re: #112 yenta-fada

What kind of help are you looking for?

Posting phone numbers is definitely poor judgement. Charles, did they post in comments?

re: #149 Charles

Deleting their post should do it, as someone just learned.

re: #163 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

sounds like a fish story ;)

OT to cbinflux:

Of the first 100 comments in this thread, only 10 have negative ratings. 9 of them are yours. Coincidence? Conspiracy? Or some inside joke I'm not in on?

Ed, can you make a Google Map of everywhere you've been drunk?

re: #162 MandyManners

re: #151 towerclimber37

Useta' live outside of Gray.

well hey there neighbor!

Its growing up around here these days...I miss it when people didn't know about it.

To return to the topic of this thread for a moment:

“Democratic party spokeswoman Stacie Paxton called on King to apologize and urged Giuliani to drop King as his homeland security adviser, saying "this type of bigoted language has no place in public discourse."”

Has Democratic party spokeswoman Stacie Paxton ever called on Kos , HuffPo, etc., to clean up their language, or the MSM to print ALL the truth that they have available when they run articles?

How about calling on Hillary! to cease, forever, trying to effect a Southern accent in public?

I'd go to the mat for Rudy Guliani, because if the roles were reversed, I believe he'd do the same for me. He doesn't give a shit about what the liberal media says about him.

He's the only one currently running for president that I'm confident will stand up to terrorists, leftists, the press corps and other assorted ne'er-do-wells. (Even Fred will eventually cave.)

And I don't give a god-damn about his "family life".

re: #23 MandyManners

24/7/365

************************************************** ********
I always liked the lyrics in that video,....BTW....Aren't those Blackwater guys in the swat gear ? lol

I'm still undecided but Rudy keeps appealing to me a little more every day because he isn't intimidated by the Left like most Republicans. And the Left knows it.

And Rep King isn't the only one that thinks there are too many mosques here. The folks over at SaneWorks have a mosque mapping project and don't hide the fact from CAIR, the ACLU, et al.

re: #118 reine.de.tout

re: #21 Bobibutu

How many mosques in your area?

[Link: www.salatomatic.com...]

Four in Baton Rouge, PLUS an Islamic school which teachers K-12 public school curriculum. The school was news to me. Don't know why, but two of the mosques here self-identify as "primarily African-American".

Yes - we have several of the same in Oakland (no surprise) and SF.

re: #169 Opilio

That's the CZ fan club, and my Mom. She's been drinkin' again.

Re: #88 and #121

"Ahmed Al-Shqeirat, the imam, said Estes cursed at him and made derogatory comments about Muslim children passing by.

"Because the incident happened on the sixth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Al-Shqeirat and others in the Muslim community have said they consider the incident a hate crime."

Take note that Ahmed Al-Shqeirat is one of the six "Flying Imams" who staged a disturbance on a US Airways flight and then sued everybody from hell to breakfast, the better to make airlines safe for jihadists on dry runs.

Or wet ones.

re: #153 stevieray

Stevie

A hint: witness protection program mean anything? The Mets and the Red Sox...oy! Cruel, Stevie,cruel....

Joisey..it's a suburb of New York, silly!

re: #172 Arbalest

To return to the topic of this thread for a moment:

“Democratic party spokeswoman Stacie Paxton called on King to apologize and urged Giuliani to drop King as his homeland security adviser, saying "this type of bigoted language has no place in public discourse."”

Has Democratic party spokeswoman Stacie Paxton ever called on Kos , HuffPo, etc., to clean up their language, or the MSM to print ALL the truth that they have available when they run articles?

Has she demanded Jesse Jackson apologize for 'Hymietown'? How about Sen. Byrd's n***** comment on the Senate floor?

How about calling on Hillary! to cease, forever, trying to effect a Southern accent in public?

Gray is in coonass country, down by Thibodaux, isn't it?

(Coonass isn't a racial term, it refers to the Acadien people, Francophones driven from Canada after the British won the war, who, because they were a rustic people, did not fit in well with the Creole French living near New Orleans, and settled farther West in the swamp country, with some settling in the coastal plains beyond the swamps. The Biloxi 'Red Stick' Indians (Indigenous Americans) taught these French-Canadian settlers how to catch and boil crawfish, and the rest is history.

Somewhere near Alec is the line that separates the Catholic Coonass people from the Baptist Redneck people.

re: #175 DerKrieger

An easy prediction:
CAIR et al will go after these sites the way that Planned Parenthood's crowd went after anti-abortion sites.

re: #178 Paul Green

Re: #88 and #121

"Ahmed Al-Shqeirat, the imam, said Estes cursed at him and made derogatory comments about Muslim children passing by.

"Because the incident happened on the sixth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Al-Shqeirat and others in the Muslim community have said they consider the incident a hate crime."

Take note that Ahmed Al-Shqeirat is one of the six "Flying Imams" who staged a disturbance on a US Airways flight and then sued everybody from hell to breakfast, the better to make airlines safe for jihadists on dry runs.

Or wet ones.

Good catch!

re: #181 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

Who you callin' a BAPTIST?!

re: #116 stevieray

re: #62 Pvt Bin Jammin

Many people in here recommend Zone Alarm. I use it instead of Uncle Bill's built-in firewall... it works great! I'm using the freeware version.

Thanks, Stevie Ray. Sorry I had an interruption and was away from the computer......now I have to go someplace. I'll bookmark that link!

re: #169 Opilio

p.s. Vote early; vote often. It's a hoot.

re: #181 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

hahahahah you know, its sad..I know what a coonass is.

Gray is in Tn, not La, Ed...but you're welcome to come up and get drunk here! we have some of the best moonshine on the planet and if you don't want to drink it you can always us it as lighter fluid and drink Old no. 7 instead!

Hey, mondoreb - you made the front page of Powerlineblog.

And you got a "Heh™."

re: #171 towerclimber37

Makes a man think about moving to Dungannon sometimes....then you come to your senses

re: #171 towerclimber37

Last time I was there, it was getting pretty big. Now, looking at it with Microsoft's Live Search, I don't recognize it. I wonder if the old moonshiner in Sulphur Springs is still around or if some freakin' yuppie hadn't razed his house and put up a hot tub where the still once was.

And now for the Bollywood clip of the day....
mitwa (English subtitles)

/Namaste, Y'all

Q: If Dan wins or settles with CBS, will he then set his sights ion Charles' million$?

Re #165 Bobibutu

"What kind of help are you looking for?"

I just got hysterical there for a minute. We almost passed a form of Sharia Law here in Ontario. People here have NO CLUE. Oops. I did it again. The Muslim Lobby is strong and operates where people make policy. The average Canadian believes all the taqqiya. I feel like I'm
a petunia in an onion patch. Or maybe I'm an onion in a petunia patch.

re: #189 Haint

re: #171 towerclimber37

Makes a man think about moving to Dungannon sometimes....then you come to your senses Sober up

re: #174 BODYGUARDEAGLE

re: #23 MandyManners

24/7/365

**************************************** ******************
I always liked the lyrics in that video,....BTW....Aren't those Blackwater guys in the swat gear ? lol

Maybe they'll have a gig if they get booted out of Iraq.

re: #194 towerclimber37

well that goes without saying

re: #179 NY Nana

A hint: witness protection program mean anything?

Are you kidding? Here in New Jersey we call that "The Family Reunification Act"!

I'm sorry I teased you about your teams... I feel bad. At least the Sox will make the play-offs... the Mets better shape up, or they'll be outside looking in!

re: #177 cbinflux

re: #169 Opilio

That's the CZ fan club, and my Mom. She's been drinkin' again.

LOL!

re: #191 Killgore Trout
Reminds me of the mournful wailing one of the two Iraqi govt. workers did just before the recent murders.

re: #145 Sharmuta

re: #84 Catttt

Heh.

OMG you said HEH and didn't get banned :P .
/wave stalker blog 2

re: #163 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

That was 1993, this is 2007, and apparently 6 black pukes beating the S$5t out of a white guy means nothing. I call it a hate crime, but of course cannot be called that because it only happened to a white guy.

/**spit**

“Unfortunately we have too many mosques in this country, there’s too many people who are sympathetic to radical Islam. We should be looking at them more carefully, we should be finding out how we can infiltrate, we should be much more aggressive in law enforcement.” -Peter King

Peter King, totally rocks!

re: #194 towerclimber37

You'll do just fine - as long as you ain't a turnip.

re: #187 towerclimber37

Basil Hayden. (Well, Jim Beam or Makers Mark in a pinch.)

re: #187 towerclimber37

This is what I love about LGF that the commenter's here are sure enough of themselves to take a joke for a joke (or if it wasn't meant as a joke to turn it)
Nothing is better than a joke received well and nothing worse than a taunt ignored.

The Clintons and their media holywood suck-ups are so corrupt and tired.

Meanwhile...
Three former advisors to Margaret Thatcher - Robert Conquest, Nile Gardiner and David Pryce-Jones - have been appointed to Rudy Giuliani's campaign team:

re: #193 yenta-fada

Re #165 Bobibutu

"What kind of help are you looking for?"

I just got hysterical there for a minute. We almost passed a form of Sharia Law here in Ontario. People here have NO CLUE. Oops. I did it again. The Muslim Lobby is strong and operates where people make policy. The average Canadian believes all the taqqiya. I feel like I'm
a petunia in an onion patch. Or maybe I'm an onion in a petunia patch.

[Link: www.canadafreepress.com...]

I hope you all don't get a wake-up call.

re: #21 Bobibutu

How many mosques in your area?

[Link: www.salatomatic.com...]

Thanks! Very handy reference.

Did anyone else see the profile of Rudy in the NY Times Sunday magazine a couple of weeks back? Here's a disappointing quote from Giuliani:

“The other thing, I have to tell you, is that I have real knowledge of the other side of it, of the Arab-Muslim world that is peaceful, friendly, that is peaceful, that loves freedom as much as we do, that loves us and cares about us, that loves America, that exists in the Arab world and that exists in the Muslim world.” I looked up, disbelieving. This was precisely the opposite of what Podhoretz and other advisers had said; it sounded more like the Giuliani who had eloquently appealed for calm on behalf of New York’s Muslim community after Sept. 11. Giuliani forged on, offering his own distinctly capitalist version of a campaign to erase the stains of Guantanamo Bay and win the “hearts and minds” of Muslims — a plan that seemed to hinge on turning Syria into Dubai.

“If you want an oversimplification of people in the Middle East, they are entrepreneurs,” he said with evident enthusiasm. “They’re commercial people. They’re people we can get along with. And when they can develop their own reasons for modifying some of the ancient interpretations to make themselves part of the modern world, it really works. So I’m very open to doing more business with them, having more interchange with them, getting Americans to understand who they are and what they are.”

Read it and weep.

re: #177 cbinflux

re: #169 Opilio

That's the CZ fan club, and my Mom. She's been drinkin' again.

I must confess... A bit earlier this evening, I gave one of your comments upthread a "+", inadvertently knocking it back to 0. And now I see someone else has added insult to injury and pushed it to +1. I apologize. It won't happen again.

re: #157 experiencedtraveller

Seems like everyone either loves her or hates her. I'm in the 'love-her' camp. Strong, brainy, eloquent, no-BS types inspire strong emotions, neh?

Islam: The one religion (besides the self-adoring religion of the self-absorbed left-winger) left-wingers can uphold, respect and protect.

9/11-
forget about it America. The left and CAIR want you to go to sleep.

I just checked the mosque link for my state - A Big, Fat Porky zero.

re: #208 Nobody's Dhimmi

re: #21 Bobibutu

How many mosques in your area?

[Link: www.salatomatic.com...]

Thanks! Very handy reference.

You are welcome. I knew there were too many in the SF Bay Area ... this kinda blew my mind.

Charles, you could write a script that prevents the most common phone # formats: (xxx) xxx-xxxx xxx xxx xxxx and xxx-xxx-xxxx to bounce to a no phone number page. Most people reminded of their error will then delete the # and if they persist, you delete them....

re: #209 Van Impe

Did anyone else see the profile of Rudy in the NY Times Sunday magazine a couple of weeks back? Here's a disappointing quote from Giuliani:

“The other thing, I have to tell you, is that I have real knowledge of the other side of it, of the Arab-Muslim world that is peaceful, friendly, that is peaceful, that loves freedom as much as we do, that loves us and cares about us, that loves America, that exists in the Arab world and that exists in the Muslim world.” I looked up, disbelieving. This was precisely the opposite of what Podhoretz and other advisers had said; it sounded more like the Giuliani who had eloquently appealed for calm on behalf of New York’s Muslim community after Sept. 11. Giuliani forged on, offering his own distinctly capitalist version of a campaign to erase the stains of Guantanamo Bay and win the “hearts and minds” of Muslims — a plan that seemed to hinge on turning Syria into Dubai.“If you want an oversimplification of people in the Middle East, they are entrepreneurs,” he said with evident enthusiasm. “They’re commercial people. They’re people we can get along with. And when they can develop their own reasons for modifying some of the ancient interpretations to make themselves part of the modern world, it really works. So I’m very open to doing more business with them, having more interchange with them, getting Americans to understand who they are and what they are.”

Read it and weep.

Right there with ya Van. Look up his stance on the 2nd Amendment. that ended all support from Tennessee for him right there.

Is it ok to "pimp" for another website if their mission is aligned with LGF? I have no connection other than as a member in the same way I am a lizard.

re: #211 acushla

She's a patriot, she loves America, I would be in the love her camp hehe. Despite her rough edges.

But then again, I'm a gal with rough edges so I kinda identify with that.

re: #191 Killgore Trout

And now for the Bollywood clip of the day....
mitwa (English subtitles)

/Namaste, Y'all

No hottie Indian chick until halfway into the video. I was starting to get nervous.

re: #195 MandyManners

re: #174 BODYGUARDEAGLE

re: #23 MandyManners

24/7/365

**************************************** ******************
I always liked the lyrics in that video,....BTW....Aren't those Blackwater guys in the swat gear ? lol

Maybe they'll have a gig if they get booted out of Iraq.

Heh Heh Heh....Trust me...They've always got a gig, no mater if this MSM propaganda, and ploy Set-Up by the Iraqi-al-sadar group goes anywhere.

re: #210 Opilio
Thanks for your consideration; I have a reputation to keep down.

re: #164 towerclimber37

Only the Kos Kubs are eaten by their own. Charles never harms his hatchlings, unless they be trollish.

re: #213 Cap'n DOC

I just checked the mosque link for my state - A Big, Fat Porky zero.

WOW - what are you folks doing right?

Do you have low numbers of illegals as well?

re: #217 DerKrieger

Is it ok to "pimp" for another website if their mission is aligned with LGF? I have no connection other than as a member in the same way I am a lizard.

I can only speak for me, personally, the only blog pimping I hate is when it isn't:

1) on topic

and

2) the blog pimping person never posts but to pimp their blog.

I don't speak for Charles, just that is my opinion for what it's worth..which is about 5 cents right? with inflation?

haha

re: #217 DerKrieger

Is it ok to "pimp" for another website if their mission is aligned with LGF? I have no connection other than as a member in the same way I am a lizard.

We'll let you know...

Is there any one in America who honestly believes that Muslims are patriotic? I mean really. Behind the mask is nothing but hate and greed.

On topic- it is clear that King was not calling for the elimination of Mosques but rather saying the brutal truth- a lot of Mosques in the US are run by people opposed to freedom democracy and especially freedom of faith.

The kind of people who cynically send out action alerts to defend the very people King is pointing to by masking their attack on King by twisting his words in the name of the very danger King is discussing.

re: #193 yenta-fada

Re #165 Bobibutu

"What kind of help are you looking for?"

I just got hysterical there for a minute. We almost passed a form of Sharia Law here in Ontario. People here have NO CLUE. Oops. I did it again. The Muslim Lobby is strong and operates where people make policy. The average Canadian believes all the taqqiya. I feel like I'm
a petunia in an onion patch. Or maybe I'm an onion in a petunia patch.

We're living outside the pre-911 matrix

re: #209 Van Impe

Van Impe. Rudy knows what he is talking about and has a far reaching idea.

Are you talking about unending war with 1.2 billion?

re: #222 acushla

I admit it..I am a bit trollish..but only when I like looking up a bunch of stuff and then typing for 20 minutes just to have Huffpo not allow it in their comments.

*sigh* they SO don't love me.

re: #225 cbinflux

Weeelllll alrighty then...

I like Global Defense Group and Vigilant Freedom

Re #207 Bobibutu

"I hope you all don't get a wake-up call."

From your mouth to God's ears. Or your keyboard to His computer.
Thanks for the link.

re: #231 DerKrieger

Hail fellow well met.

"Both the Muslim group and the Democratic party called on Giuliani to drop King from the campaign.

WTF?

I reckon Mr.Giuliani could make a deal with the leftards and Islamofascists. I suggest something like this.

1. I believe in the equality of dignity of men and women and the freedom of conscience.
2. Please understand, I will never submit, but I have no problem with your decision to do so.
3. Until you recognise freedom of and from religion, Mr.King will remain.
4. I was taught thou shall not kill. Until you abandon the idea that apostates should be killed, Mr.King will remain.
5. I believe in the rule of law. Until you abandon Sharia and its apartheid philosophy, Mr.King will remain.
6. I believe in equality. Until you abandon the idea of Jizya (poll tax paid by non-muslims), Mr.King will remain.
7. I believe in violence is wrong. Until you broadly publicise a credible theological argument against violent jihad, Mr.King will remain.
8. I believe in separation of church and state. Until you embrace the separation of Mosque and State, Mr.King will remain.
9. I believe in democracy. Until Political Islam is dismantled and abandoned, Mr.King will remain.
10. Until you stop the repression of women and treat them as equals, Mr.King will remain.
11. I was taught to treat everyone with respect. Until you stop teaching your children to hate, Mr.King will remain.
12. I was taught to inquire. Until you stop being offended at every question and analysis of Islam, Mr.King will remain.
13. We are all members of the global village. Until you abandon the philosophy of Dar-al-harb and Dar-al-islam, Mr.King will remain.
14. I like peace. Until Islam truly becomes a religion of peace, Mr.King will remain.
15. I believe that slavery is wrong and all people should be free. Until Islam abandons slavery, Mr.King will remain.
16. Many real religions are compatible with the modern world. Please modernise your religion and join the rest of the civilised world in the 21st century.
17. Until Islam formally abandons female circumcision and recognises it for the crime that it is, Mr.King will remain.

Do we have a deal?

UPDATE at 9/20/07 8:41:57 pm:

Daily Kos front page writer ‘DHinMI’ aligns with CAIR: Daily Kos: Peter King, Bigoted Jackass.

What? Is King a Democrat now?

re: #224 Highrise

Do you have low numbers of illegals as well?

Not hardly. And - we used to call them migrant workers, because that's what they used to do - Migrate. I like the term illegals without the immigrant hangin' on the end. If they are not here legally, they are not immigrants.

I saw a lady and her daughter at the Y the other day, dressed in long skirts, long-sleeved blouses, and what I believe they call hijabs - or scarves if you will. Couldn't see the woman's hair, and both her and her daughter appeared to be East African. We see so few people of color other than white and red (Native American) that it was an eye-opener to see these two - at the Y. The first thing that I wondered was what exactly they were going to do at the Y and remain clothed the way that they were.

re: #164 towerclimber37

Here's somethingHere's something

re: #233 cbinflux

Click the mp3 link below the image.

The best rendition I've ever heard.

Left attacks someone for telling the truth? Sound like normal operating procedures for the left!

Here's my rant about five lefties who spoke at a debate for AARP.

And don't forget "Don't taze me, bro!"

re: #229 experiencedtraveller

Rudy on Muslims/Arabs:

They’re people we can get along with. And when they can develop their own reasons for modifying some of the ancient interpretations to make themselves part of the modern world, it really works. So I’m very open to doing more business with them, having more interchange with them, getting Americans to understand who they are and what they are.”

So what he's saying is that Muslims are just misunderstood?

Sure. Keep your powder dry.

re: #218 Highrise

I'll drink to that! (I'm hangin' with Opilio's Mum)

re: #237 Haint

re: #164 towerclimber37

Here's somethingHere's something

ewwww. I've been through that area...I didn't see a sign or anything. I wonder if its one of those underground things.
I might take a trip over there tomorrow and just see what they have going on!

I was thinking it would be cool to photoshop a picture of a bunch of burqa clad women to include scythes(?) so they look like a crowd of Grim Reapers. re: #234 SheikYabouti

I suppose the Dems will demand some kind of review now for anyone that works for a Republican much like they demand review of the AG, SCOTUS, et al and if they don't meet the Lib smell test well then they gotta go!

re: #238 DerKrieger
England will need her men soon enough.

I haven't seen a single comment this evening (generally speaking).

re: #243 towerclimber37

Probably just a house with no signage

re: #201 sa trawler

re: #163 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet

... I call it a hate crime, but of course cannot be called that because it only happened to a white guy.

Did someone call for some official FBI hate crime statistics?

Hate Crime Incidents, 2004,
By Bias Motivation:

Race:
Anti-Black: 2,731
Anti-White: 829
Anti-Asian: 217

Religion:
Anti-Jewish: 954
Anti-Islamic: 156
Anti-Other: 128
Anti-Catholic: 57

Source: FBI Hate Crime Statistics, 2004

re: #242 acushla

re: #218 Highrise

I'll drink to that! (I'm hangin' with Opilio's Mum)

His Mum is dissin me too?!

Oops - meant to take that burqa bit out.

re: #218 Highrise

re: #211 acushla

She's a patriot, she loves America, I would be in the love her camp hehe. Despite her rough edges.

But then again, I'm a gal with rough edges so I kinda identify with that.

My daughter is a 7th year surgical resident and is right now interviewing for her fellowship. I know how much she still owes for her medical school. She works so hard and long, long hours. She won't start making any money for at least 2 more years. The highest pay she has been offered for her fellowship in LA is $67,000 a year. Plus she is racking up lots of debt from going on all these interviews (which is mandatory)
I love Ann Coulter, she gets it. I'm listening to "Treason" right now.

OT
Too Good to be True?

A SCUD missile and its transporter-erector-launcher (TEL)

In its current edition, Jane's Defence Weekly (subscription required) is reporting that "dozens" of Iranian engineers and at least 15 Syrian officers were killed during recent accident involving a chemical warhead on a SCUD missile.

We haven't seen that edition of Jane's, but details of the article have been published by the Jerusalem Post, Israel's Channel 10 television and other media outlets. According to sources who spoke with JDW, the accident occurred on 23 Juy at a facility in Syria. Members of the joint Syrian-Iranian team were attempting to mount a chemical warhead on a SCUD missile when an explosion occurred, "spreading lethal chemical agents, including Sarin nerve gas.

Reports of the accident apparently circulated at the time. However, Jane's reports that the Syrian government never released details of the accident and there was no hint of an Iranian connection until recently.

Still, something about this account doesn't quite add up, for several reasons. First, it doesn't take a team of 30 (or more) people to mount a chemical warhead on a SCUD, even if the Iranians and Syrians were experimenting with some sort of prototype. An experienced load crew consists of roughly than a dozen technicians, with a small crane and a limited amount of support equipment. Missile warheads are designed to be loaded quickly and efficiently, under combat conditions, and with a minimal "signature." If the Syrians and Iranians had a small crowd involved in the loading operation, they were inviting trouble.

more at the link.

[Link: formerspook.blogspot.com...]

re: #246 Cap'n DOC

You missed it early on.

re: #240 Van Impe

He is clearly saying we have a severe problem with a specific group of humans.

He states the obvious and rational when noting our huge and profitable business relationship with Arabs.

What are you stating?

re: #253 cbinflux

Must've been whilst I was getting dripping snot all over my keyboard. I'll put the tackle box away now.

re: #255 Cap'n DOC

re: #253 cbinflux

Must've been whilst I was getting dripping snot all over my keyboard. I'll put the tackle box away now.

What were you fishin' for, bats?

re: #249 cbinflux

re: #242 acushla

re: #218 Highrise

I'll drink to that! (I'm hangin' with Opilio's Mum)

His Mum is dissin me too?!

Or perhaps you're my long-lost brother (or sister, I forget which)!