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conservativehdeout2.0 Gates of Vienna Planck’s Constant InvestorsOn the radio program Battle Line, General Tom McInerney suggested a new deterrent to be used against the jihadis in Iraq. “Bury each of the terrorists with pig entrails.” I don’t know if he is serious. The legend of Black Jack Pershing using similar tactics against the Moros have never been verified. Snopes does, however, [...]
Filed under: 'War on Terrorism', Al Qaeda, Bloggers, iraq, muslim | 8 Comments »
Harry Reid’s announced policy of Pre-emptive Surrender has a new name: The Reid Doctrine™. But, with so many bad guys, where do you surrender after Iraq? Well, obviously, Afghanistan is next, followed by any number of theaters in which the forces of islamic fascism operate. How about Morocco? [After the March 11 suicide bombing in [...]
Filed under: 'War on Terrorism', Al Qaeda, Liberalism Is A Mental Disorder, military, News and politics | 13 Comments »
Kyoto is dead. Cry me a river. That nasty old GWB is to blame… Or Dick Cheney — the evil one behind the puppet… Or Karl Rove — Bush’s brain. Whatever. You’ve heard all of those insults, and worse, over the past six-plus years. The extreme left just can’t get over themselves. And how could [...]
Filed under: business and economy, conservatism, global warming hysteria, News and politics | 4 Comments »
Since this is a WordPress hosted blog, this story is particularly interesting to me — From The Jawa Report: Terrorists*: Islamic Courts Union (al Qaeda linked former government of Somalia–aka, “African Taliban”) Daniel al Jughaifi (personal website of indicted American jihadi Daniel Joseph Maldonado) Amreekan (literature by convicted terrorist Sheik Nasir bin Hamid al Fahd [...]
Filed under: 'War on Terrorism', Al Qaeda, Bloggers, muslim | 10 Comments »
The pampered know-nothings at ABC News begin the latest Cho story with this headline and breathless introductory paragraphs: Ammo from eBay? ABCNews has learned that in the months before his shooting spree at Virginia Tech, Seung-Hui Cho may have purchased 20 rounds of ammunition through the online auction site eBay. An eBay account holder who [...]
Filed under: Liberalism Is A Mental Disorder | 29 Comments »
TelegraphUK “In the land of the verbally incontinent, Cho Sueng-hui was speechless. You can just imagine his kernel of resentment and jealousy being fed by the laughter and banter on campus until it became a festering cancer of hatred.” Vimto writes - (he is having difficulty with the formatting today – apologies!) …. It was hard to [...]
Filed under: Britain, China, Christianity, conservatism, Liberalism Is A Mental Disorder, News and politics, vimto | 20 Comments »
(h/t wombat) Jaw-dropping stuff from Ms. Phillips in The Spectator (UK). I can’t do it justice with an excerpt. You’ve gotta read it for yourself.
Filed under: 'War on Terrorism', iraq, News and politics | 6 Comments »
Attorney General Jon Bruning is giving serious consideration to a primary challenge to Chuck Hagel (Rino-NE). Hagel was re-elected with 83% of the vote in 2002, but has become an embarrassment to mainstream conservatives across the nation by siding with the Democrat anti-war caucus, and by using the “I” word on the Sunday talk circuit. [...]
Filed under: conservatism, Election 2008, News and politics | 5 Comments »
After this story broke a few weeks ago, most of us thought the worst was over with the recall of Menu Foods dog and cat food products. Unfortunately, it appears now that this story is only beginning….. CERES, Calif. (AP) A Stanislaus County hog farm was placed under quarantine after an industrial chemical that’s tainted [...]
Filed under: China, health and medicine, News and politics | 7 Comments »
Mark Levin says criticizing Alberto Gonzales is like clubbing a baby seal, calling him a weak man, incapable of defending himself, much less being able to advance a conservative agenda. The general acceptance among Republicans that Gonzales should go is disturbing to me. Not that I’m a great fan of the AG. It’s just that [...]
Filed under: News and politics | 11 Comments »
from AP reports, BAGHDAD – U.S. soldiers are building a three-mile wall to protect a Sunni Arab enclave surrounded by Shiite neighborhoods in a Baghdad area “trapped in a spiral of sectarian violence and retaliation,” the military said. When the wall is finished, the minority Sunni community of Azamiyah, on the eastern side of the [...]
Filed under: iraq, muslim, News and politics | 2 Comments »
Comedian Paul Rodriguez shares his thoughts on illegal immigration, in Dallas News.com. LINK The illegal immigration issue is a hot-button topic right now; how is that being handled in the Latino entertainment community? I disagree with my Hispanic brothers. You cannot serve two gods. You cannot have dual citizenship of Mexico and the same for [...]
Filed under: Homeland Security, illegal immigration | 7 Comments »
First it was melamine-laced wheat gluten in products from Canadian-based Menu Foods. Then contaminated rice protein supplement was found in canned and bagged pet food from California manufacturer Natural Balance Pet Food. Now, another manufacturer has recalled food laced with melamine-contaminated corn gluten. And even more alarming is the growing possibility of contamination of the [...]
Filed under: China, health and medicine, News and politics | 20 Comments »
Why would anyone knowingly contaminate pet food with a lethal industrial chemical? The answer may lie in the Watergate-era admonition, “Follow the money.” Economic fraud is being investigated as a possible motive in the growing pet food scare. Federal investigators are probing whether Chinese producers laced a key ingredient in pet food with an industrial [...]
Filed under: News and politics | 1 Comment »
George Soros is the man behind the money which drives the far left, extremist rhetoric of the “progressive” wing of the Democrat party. It’s not correct to say that his money drives the extremist policies of the far left, simply because, they have no policies. The modern Democrat party has morphed from a party of [...]
Filed under: Israel, liberal agenda, News and politics | 2 Comments »
Last month, we learned that chocolate is good for your heart. Now, this story from (London) Evening Standard reveals more excellent food news>>> It’s cool, colourful and deliciously sweet, and if that weren’t enough, the strawberry daiquiri is also good for your health. Scientists have found that treating the berries with alcohol boosts their cancer-fighting [...]
Filed under: health and medicine, Open thread | 15 Comments »
The events of the week have left me fried. Think I needs me some SRV. Here’s 4 of my favorites. Enjoy.
Filed under: music video, The South | 10 Comments »
His lawyer says, “My client is not a zealot.” He is characterized as a ‘hard-working businessman with close ties to the community.’ One can only wonder what punishment Abdul Reda Al Shawany would have dealt out to a Muslim woman had she actually converted to Christianity rather than having simply read the Holy Bible. …the [...]
Filed under: Australia, multiculturalism and political correctness, muslim, News and politics | 7 Comments »
In the aftermath of the tragic events at Virginia Tech, the perpetrator of the multiple murders of staff and students hadn’t even been formally identified, when some voices from Europe, and our leftists at home, began calling for more restrictive gun laws. Some of the voices from Europe, and leftists in the U.S., who will [...]
Filed under: n2l, News and politics | 66 Comments »
With all of the unpleasant news in the past day, here’s a video for the occasion, and a look back at a simpler time. Yes, Monday is a mess!
Filed under: music video, n2l, Open thread | 12 Comments »
Read an interesting post at Gateway Pundit, concerning an article posted in FrontPage magazine this morning. According to this lengthy article, with lengthy links to articles on former Rep. Bob Ney(R), Roy Coffee, and the names of the actors involved in assisting the Mad Mullahs to gain access to the offices, and activites of our [...]
Filed under: 'War on Terrorism', iran, n2l, News and politics | 5 Comments »
There was a hat tip to the Sweetness and Light blog on the original that got cut off (along with the vimto sig) by a gremlin. Glad to be able to sort it out: here’s the link to a very good story!
Filed under: Cartoons, humor, liberal agenda, Liberalism Is A Mental Disorder, vimto | 41 Comments »
A chance to unload all of your enlightening, humorous, and repugnant linkage.
Filed under: n2l, Open thread | 22 Comments »
If you’ve ever read the late Willie Morris’ My Dog Skip, or if you saw the movie, then you know a lot about what it was like to grow up in Yazoo City, Mississippi, or in any number of small towns across the South. And, it wasn’t much different in the 30′s and 40′s as [...]
Filed under: Bloggers, Mississippi | 9 Comments »
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