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conservativehdeout2.0 Gates of Vienna Planck’s Constant InvestorsFrom the Washington Times… Republicans criticize bailout-mania… “We can’t be a party of small government, free markets and low taxes while supporting bailouts and nationalizing industries, which lead to big government, socialism and high taxes at the expense of individual liberty and freedoms,” said Solomon Yue, a cosponsor of a resolution that would put the [...]
Filed under: conservatism | Tagged: bailout, rnc | 8 Comments »
Hands down. The best of 2008 is Jon Swift’s outstanding compilation of the best blog posts of 2008, chosen by the bloggers themselves. I plan to take some time this week and read every one of them. I invite you to do the same.
Filed under: Bloggers | Tagged: Jon Swift | 8 Comments »
Filed under: Open thread | Tagged: boogie cat, Open thread | 8 Comments »
Israel has had enough. The IDF has attacked Hamas installations in Gaza in a well-executed series of air strikes. Over 200 deaths are reported. Carl in Jerusalem has more: The IDF began its long-awaited attack on Hamas-controlled Gaza at 11:30 AM Saturday, and according to initial reports managed to catch Hamas off-guard, after deliberately sending [...]
Filed under: Israel | Tagged: disproportionate response, IDF, israel matzav, military, Operation Cast Lead | 4 Comments »
In the town of Nazareth, muslims have erected a banner at the entrance of the plaza in front of the Basilica of the Annunciation. The banner declares that allah had no son. “He begetteth not nor was he begotten.” link I couldn’t agree more. There is absolutely nothing about islam that is comparable to Jesus [...]
Filed under: Islam, linkfests, multiculturalism and political correctness, Open thread, WFFOT | Tagged: amahdinejad, basilica of the annunciation, channel 4, david duke, hamas, mumbai, nazareth, netherlands, Pakistan, richard falk, sharia, swat, taliban, UN | 14 Comments »
My Dad loved to listen to Andy Williams. His variety show was a weekly staple in our home. I miss you, Pops. +++ Merry Christmas y’all.
Filed under: music video, Open thread | Tagged: andy williams, silent night. christmas songs | 8 Comments »
From Craig Silverman’s “Regret the Error” Because of an editor’s error, a photograph of Neil Diamond was incorrectly used in a review of Neil Young at the DCU Center in Worcester in Monday’s Telegram & Gazette. Link
Filed under: Open thread | Tagged: neil diamond, neil young, regret the error | 2 Comments »
The potential for fun with this portable picnic popper, is endless!
Filed under: 2nd amendment, n2l, Technology or Software, who'd a thunk it | 29 Comments »
Asking Washington to exist with less of our money, is like asking a dog to not sniff butts. It’s not in their nature. h/t NBRA
Filed under: economics, n2l | 8 Comments »
Really? This guy? I need not delve into their justification for selecting this stoner. I’m certain it is because he is the first biracial PEOTUS, and not because he is the least experienced, least known candidate in the history of this country. Spleef on, B-HO. Your Lapdog loves you.
Filed under: change, Liberalism Is A Mental Disorder, muslim, n2l, News and politics, obama, smoking, who'd a thunk it | 7 Comments »
Michael Yon is interviewed by Kathryn Lopez. Good read.
Filed under: 'War on Terrorism' | Tagged: afghanistan, Kathryn Lopez, michael yon, NRO | 1 Comment »
Watch how calm W is under fire. That’s My Man! Now imagine what would happen in a similar situation if Kerry had won the election. Thanks again Mr. President for the class that you have shown during your watch.
Filed under: News and politics, Robert D. | Tagged: George W. Bush, iraq, Muntadar al-Zeidi, Shoes | 8 Comments »
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*UPDATE* Sam Bradford Wins The Heisman Trophy I know what you are thinking. An exit poll? For the Heisman Trophy? I was a little shocked to see it too, but here it is, a sample of one hundred of the more than nine hundred who cast ballots. The winner: Sam Bradford. The Oklahoma quarterback received [...]
Filed under: football, n2l | 7 Comments »
Isn’t it interesting to hear democrat leaders and UAW reps come out and blame the republicans for the failure to pass the bailout? There are reportedly a dozen or so republican senators who have agreed to support the bill. Since the dems have the majority, shouldn’t their caucus plus the dozen republicans be enough to [...]
Filed under: business and economy | Tagged: auto bailout, democrat is a mental disorder | 2 Comments »
Friday Reading assignment, courtesy of boortz.com Why won’t Rahm talk? Do you think we’re going to find out that he was the go-between between PEBO and Governor Blog? Are you going to mourn the loss of your local newspaper? You should .. but the answer is probably not. Congress has cut the pay for the [...]
Filed under: linkfests, Open thread, open trackbacks, WFFOT | 17 Comments »
There’s several inches of snow on the ground, and the winter storm shows no signs of letting up soon. So, off goes the coat and tie. Time to settle back into some comfy clothes and enjoy a rare Dixie snow day!
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Indian air and naval forces have been put on ‘high alert”. Josey Joseph reports While Indian Air Force (IAF) fighters have been mounted with bombs and kept in a state of readiness to take off within minutes, almost the entire western naval fleet is aggressively patrolling the Arabian Sea. The military was moved into this [...]
Filed under: 'War on Terrorism' | Tagged: india, mumbai, Pakistan | 4 Comments »
Yesterday, December 7, 1941 – a date which will live in infamy – the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan. The United States was at peace with that nation, and, at the solicitation of Japan, was still in conversation with its government [...]
Filed under: military | Tagged: FDR, Japan, Pearl Harbor, World War II | 26 Comments »
2008. The year of WTF. People behaving out of character. A realignment on the political Right. The attempt to marginalize Christians. Weird, strange, unpredictable stuff. I can’t think of a better way to describe it than “WTF.” First up, articles from NRO, Times Online, and JihadWatch. Writing at NRO, Mark Steyn takes issue with those [...]
Filed under: 'War on Terrorism', business and economy, economics, eurabia watch, Europe, family, football, Islam, jihad, Open thread | Tagged: 5-a championship game, Berlin, Geert Wilders, Jihad Watch, mana storehouse, mark steyn, market oracle, martin weiss, meridian wildcats, Mississippi, Mother of all Bailouts, NRO, Ralph Giordano, Robert Spencer, Roger Boyles, S. Panola, sparty, taranto, Times Online, tyler russell, WSJ, WTF | 14 Comments »
Two gentlemen I know, one is the elderly father, the other his son, returned from their trip to Mumbia(Bombay) India, late Monday afternoon. I should add, two very happy men full of joy returned home, to be met by very thankful family and friends. I will relate, briefly, part of their story from the terrorist [...]
Filed under: 'War on Terrorism', Islam, jihad, muslim, n2l | 15 Comments »
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