April 12, 2007

Fire Keith Olbermann

Olbermann wants Limbaugh fired for "racism." Olbermann conveniently forgets he imitated a Nazi, trivializing the Holocaust and offended Jews everywhere. The ADL even had to call him on it.

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Firing Keith Olbermann, using his rules, for being a Holocaust-trivialising Jew-offending dolt?

"That's the best things I've ever heard."

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April 11, 2007

The Duke 88 (Bumped w/ Contact Info)

Below the fold are the names and publicly listed contact info of every "concerned faculty member" who failed to be concerned with the nature of factual evidence and presumptions of innocence that is characteristic of the American justice system while engaging in their Bacchanal orgy of race/identity politics. A fat lot of good those "enlightened positions" are doing them now.

Just for posterity's sake, here's a loving spoonful of their race-baiting tripe (emphasis mine):

The ad thanked "the students speaking individually and...the protesters making collective noise." We do not endorse every demonstration that took place at the time. We appreciate the efforts of those who used the attention the incident generated to raise issues of discrimination and violence.

There have been public calls to the authors to retract the ad or apologize for it, as well as calls for action against them and attacks on their character. We reject all of these. We think the ad's authors were right to give voice to the students quoted, whose suffering is real. We also acknowledge the pain that has been generated by what we believe is a misperception that the authors of the ad prejudged the rape case.

We stand by the claim that issues of race and sexual violence on campus are real, and we join the ad's call to all of us at Duke to do something about this. We hope that the Duke community will emerge from this tragedy as a better place for all of us to live, study, and work.

Heh. The academic geniuses were referring to this ad (in three screenshots):
Duke Ad 1
Duke Ad 2
Duke Ad 3

Let the Duke 88 know how wrong they were to presume guilt for these three students because of their rigid leftist political ideologies and dogmas. And don't give me the "listing this stuff is wrong" BS. This information was posted on the web 7 months ago. The numbers and emails are all Duke University listings, not personal numbers or home numbers. If the profs are going to gang up on three students pubicly, its only fair that they each get a little fire returned in their direction.

Educate them.
NO swearing or threats - its hard, I know.

NAMES/CONTACT INFO OF MOST OF THE DUKE 88 BELOW THE FOLD ---> more...

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March 26, 2007

Is Liberalism a Mental Disorder?

zombie's latest photo essay provides some disturbing evidence in the affirmative.

CONTENT WARNING. SERIOUSLY.

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March 13, 2007

**Gathering Of Eagles: Moonbat Safety Tips

I'll be there and will have a full report with vids and audio (it may take a little bit to assemble.) Hope to see you there (even though you'll have no idea who I am!)

Take it away, Uncle Jimbo!

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March 06, 2007

McCaskill Given 'Rubber Stamp Award'

From our friends at The News Buckit, comes word that the Missouri College Republicans somehow got Claire McCaskill to agree to accept their "Rubber Stamp Award" for tossing Missouri overboard in the name of liberal Democrat solidarity. more...

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March 05, 2007

Liberal Hate Speech

Markos "Kos" Zuniga on the death of American security contractors in Iraq by al Qaeda linked terrorists after their bodies are publicaly desecrated:

I feel nothing over the death of merceneries [sic]. They aren’t in Iraq because of orders, or because they are there trying to help the people make Iraq a better place. They are there to wage war for profit. Screw them.
Patterico has more. Much more.

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March 04, 2007

Cindy Sheehan stars in yet another media fabrication.


According to WCAX-TV:
Cindy Sheehan's anti war message rolled into Montpelier Friday. Her son Casey was killed in an ambush in Iraq three years ago.

"He didn't believe in the war," said Sheehan, "he didn't want to go over there, he didn't support George Bush, he didn't support the war and he died saving his buddies lives so I'm sure that he is supporting me on the other side."

Sheehan caught the nation's attention when she camped outside President Bush's Texas ranch in 2005, demanding a meeting. She never got it and since then has traveled the country, calling for the impeachment of President Bush and an immediate troop withdrawal from Iraq.
(Emphasis added)

She never got it? That's an outright lie.
She got to meet with the president, in June of 2004 at Fort Lewis, and afterward she even expressed her appreciation for his genuine concern for the troops. She then demanded a second meeting, which was refused.

Once again, the liberal media is fudging the facts to support it's own agenda.

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February 24, 2007

What Happens When Bush Is Gone?

Its gonna be like a bunch of crack addicts without their daily fix, running around in a confused and debilitated state of confusion. I predict massive bouts of depression, widespread questioning of the validity of life, and drug relapses.

This Salon article (painfully revelatory and candid/casual)
goes miles to validate and vindicate the criticisms of many critics.

Maybe we Bush-haters are extreme and obsessive. But Bush made us this way.(ed. - Blame shifting? Check.) We didn't want to hate (ed. Hate? Check.) the guy -- he left us no choice. And the respectable people calling for us to calm down and go to our rooms are the same good Germans who somehow didn't notice he was taking us down the garden path to hell.(ed. - Violation of Godwin's Law? Check.)

But after the high-fives, the partying, the Red Auerbach victory stogies and the cries of "Thank God almighty, we are free at last" have faded from the land, we'll be faced with a whole new landscape -- not just political but psychological. (ed. - realization that they may be totally insane and they don't care? Check.) And I suspect we're going to have a serious Bush hangover.

Gee. Ya think?

Who would've guess that living on years of visceral hate for a distant object of derision you've never even met might yield mild psychological damage? Surely not I, nor others.

Cross-posted at Mein BlogoVault.

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February 13, 2007

The Dixie Chicks : "Vindicated"?

The New York Times claims the Dixie Chicks wins at the Grammys represent a "vindication" of their anti-Bush antics:

The awards amounted to vindication for the Dixie Chicks, who found their career sidetracked in 2003 after the singer Ms. Maines told a London concert audience shortly before the invasion of Iraq that the band was “ashamed” that the president hailed from their home state, Texas. In the furor that followed, country radio programmers pulled the multiplatinum-selling trio’s music from the airwaves and rallied listeners to destroy their CDs.
ABC News claims that Grammy night marked the Dixie Chicks' "comeback":
The Dixie Chicks won all five awards they were nominated for, sweet vindication after the superstars' lives were threatened and sales plummeted when Maines criticized President Bush on the eve of the Iraq war in 2003. Almost overnight, one of the most successful groups of any genre was boycotted by Nashville and disappeared from country radio...

The standing ovations the Chicks received Sunday illustrated how much the political climate has changed regarding the Iraq war, and even Bush.

So, the entertainment industry, which is dominated by hard left-wingers, gives an award to some chicks who gave the middle finger to a Republican President overseas in the middle of a war, and this represents some huge "change" in the political climate? Are y'all buying this?

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February 11, 2007

Stupid Quote of the Day

When responding to criticism from Australian Prime Minister John Howard, Barack Obama spokesman, Robert Gibbs, said this about the Iraq war:

More of the same is only going to attract more terrorists to Iraq and make our country less safe.

Wait a minute, isn't that our line? Fight them there so you won't have to fight them here. I've been saying that for a while; now it appears that fighting them there somehow endangers us here. Well... that makes sense in a flip-flop, hippie, "We'll confuse them into voting for us," kind of way.

BRILLIANT!

Originally Posted at Conservative Thinking

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February 09, 2007

Rosie Goes Truther?

Just when you thought it couldn't get any stupider...

ht: Screw Loose Change

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February 08, 2007

A Note On PandaGone

Let's be honest. All humorous IMPORTANT ACTION ALERTS and rants aside, John Edwards has no chance to win the Presidency, let alone the nomination. He never did - he's a joke. A joke living in a huge, patriarchical estate, but a joke never the less.

First of all, everyone take a deep breath - the election isn't for almost two years.

No matter how many nutroots threaten refuse their support for him (if it was really there to begin with), there simply aren't enough of them to really make a difference in the general election.

And lets pretend that Edwards does win the nomination. Do you really think any of the nutroots are going to sit out a chance to vote against a GOP Presidential candidate in a critical election? The nutroots shot their wad in 2004 on Kerry and still lost by 3 million votes. Now they think they're going to sit out an election in 2008 because John Edwards canned two staff bloggers two years back?

Puh-lease.

The feminimrods he hired and fired won't really have an impact on his chances, because they speak to a limited and quite frankly fickle part of the electorate for the Democrats. And they aren't making any converts.

Its Ned Lamont all over again. Lotsa hope and hype, little substance when it comes to the long and hard slog of the general election.

Step away from the keyboards and wipe the spittle from the screens, nutroots. Take a mental health day. We'll all be here when you get back.

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February 03, 2007

Leftists Spit On Our Soldiers, Then Deny It

Leftards spit on soldiers and vets (per Vietnam era leftards). Soldiers report on their blogs and in print that they have been spit on by leftarded wastes of life.

Leftards deny spitting on soldiers. Leftards, using Media Matters and similar sites, then attempt to deny and pretend they didn't spit on soldiers. Leftards try Google scrubbing and bombing to divert attention from these stories.

Leftards accuse soldiers and vets of being liars, while they try to switch subjects and scream about Bush-made global warming and FOX. Leftards obviously don't know that they're screwed because of the hard evidence of their disgraceful histories.

We're onto them, and they're just squealing because they've been caught.

ht: Insty, CounterColumn

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February 01, 2007

EXTRA!! Liberal Professor Is A Drooling Imbicile

Not news, I know. Interesting and ironic, though, that a liberal divinity professor doesn't have a clue about what she bloviates:

Do some people take their faith far too dogmatically? Sure. Are some of those people politicians? Sure. But Prof. Dongier talks as if this were a nation full of Christian zombies. (An assessment I often encountered during my sojourn on the far side of the Atlantic.)

Prof. Doniger continues:

I pledge allegiance to the first amendment, which I interpret to mean that government shouldn’t traffic with religion—neither promote it nor persecute it—and this means that, in the public arena, the candidate should not use religious rhetoric, which does nothing but harm, fogging over the clear lines of argument on the issues and eliciting irrelevant and irrational choices in the electorate.

I'm sure Dr. King would beg to differ with the passage in boldface. As I mentioned just yesterday, conservatives love it when liberals fall into this trap. And in this instance, a professor at a divinity school, who really should have a somewhat broader view of the potential that relgion has to inspire us. Or was supporting civil rights one of thsoe "irrational choices" about which Prof. Doniger is so concerned?

Of course it is irrational. Dr. King may have been inspired by G-d and not by the Democrats in Congress, rendering him a knuckledragging Christian robot with no mind. Don't you know anything?

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January 31, 2007

May We Please...

...question their patriotism now?

Quite possibly the most vile display of the true face of modern leftism in print since Michael Moore's "minutemen" comment or Kos' "screw them" remark.

The post positively screams "douche." So does the Post, for that matter.

IMHO at least.

Also burning up the intertubes at:

The blog grandfather

Hot Air

Blackfive


Powerline


Ace


Michelle Malkin, with even more links.
more...

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January 28, 2007

Uh.....

.....okay...

DAVENPORT, Iowa -
Hillary Rodham Clinton said Sunday that
President Bush should withdraw all U.S. troops from
Iraq before he leaves office, asserting it would be "the height of irresponsibility" to pass the war along to the next commander in chief.

One word response? Kosovo.

Interesting, considering that she's officially in the run for '08. If she's in it to win, you'd think she'd want the troops to stay so that she could do the cut and run herself after she's inaugurated.

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Special Olympics

Nuff said:

stein hoist: Age of Hooper via the blog grandfather.

Oh, they did it here, too:

And in Omaha, dozens stood on a footbridge over Dodge Street to bring their message to passersby.

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January 24, 2007

Petitions? We Don't Need No Steenking Petitions

Below the fold is my NSFW open letter to Chuck Hagel originally posted back in December 2005.

GRAPHIC LANGUAGE WARNING

stein hoist: Bluto, for reminding me, and who will be sad that I won't record my phone call. more...

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Chinese and US Lefties Agree on Dangers of Free Internet

Hu Jintao wants to purify the internet:

BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese Communist Party chief Hu Jintao has vowed to "purify" the Internet, state media reported on Wednesday, describing a top-level meeting that discussed ways to master the country's sprawling, unruly online population.
The Chinese are pikers next to America's liberals, who are taking aim at not only the internet, but cable TV and talk radio, too, using the so-called "Fairness Doctrine."

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January 12, 2007

My Liberalism Says You're Guilty of Rape (Updated)

**Note: I put this up a day late because I wanted to tweak it a bit. Enjoy.

This is a long post. Greenwaldian long. So pull up a chair. You may learn something, and I don't need to be the one to teach it. It will teach itself.

So the Duke non-rape case is teetering on the edge of being thrown out of court before it even gets to court. As it should. Nifong should be imprisoned, the accuser should be thrown in the cell next to him, and both should be forced to pay all legal fees and compensatory damages. We don't, however, live in a just society.

The Duke Lacrosse Incident has revealed a lot about some of our friends on the left. In particular, it has shown that a contingency of them are willing to indict, convict and sentence people based strictly on their worldviews and not on the merits of the case or on the preponderence of evidence.

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The Minimum Wage Hike : Apparently, Not So Good for the Gander

Posted from Fox & Friends by Kathryn Jean Lopez at The Corner:

STEVE DOOCEY: We teased you with this a moment ago. On Wednesday the U.S. House passed a bill that says the minimum wage in this country will rise over time from $5.15 an hour to $7.25. Now, here's the thing. Included in the small print is the fact that the minimum wage will now include the islands of the northern marinas but it exempts American Samoa which is the only U.S. Territory not subject to minimum wage laws.

BRIAN KILMEADE: What's the big deal about that?

DOOCEY: It covers all islands except American Samoa. Why American Samoa?

Why, indeed. A very plausible answer here.

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January 10, 2007

Somalia : Lefties Unhinged

TalkLeft wonders:

...do we just believe we can go anywhere in the world and kill people because they might be al-Qaida followers?
If by "we," you mean the U.S. military, the answer, of course, is "yes." Most Americans believe the U.S. military is capable of going pretty much anywhere in the world and killing just about anyone. But that's not really the question. The question is: should the U.S. military kill people in war zones who they have good reason to believe to be key al-Qaeda agents? Spending too long pondering questions like this one is exactly the kind of activity that kept the Democrats from taking out Osama back in the 1990s. If we continually pass up opportunities to take out our enemies' leadership, we deserve to lose this war.

This Kossack is convinced it's all just for show:

The notion that we have any idea of whatever structure something called "al Qaeda" may have, sufficient to be able to ID who's in charge of what, is laughable. The idea that some notional "our man in Modagishu", ever alert for these key al Qaeda operatives that our expertise has identified, and probably circulates packs of playing cards with their pictures, spotted our intended target and dogged his footsteps to the Kenyan border to call in this airstrike, is ludicrous. I doubt that even the con men in charge of the whole operation believe that they have any idea who or what may have been at ground zero of those smoking holes. The only thing one can be confident of from this report, is that there would be no report were there not a need for some positive news of progress in the GWOT on the eve of Our Leader's inspiring speech outlining the Glorious Way Forward. Onward, to ever more and larger smoking holes, in ever more countries! The brown people will get the message sooner or later.
The Kossack fantasizes about killing Republicans with an AC-130 gunship, but laments that he wouldn't know who to kill:
I have been a keen observer of the US political scene my entire adult life, and I wouldn't have any idea who in the Republican political machine to send the AC-130s after, or any confidence that knocking off any or all of them would improve the world, despite an utter confidence that they have fucked up the world mightily.

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January 05, 2007

Barney Frank Accuses President of "Ethnic Cleansing"

Poor audio quality, but Barney Frank does accuse President Bush of using "ethnic cleansing" to make New Orleans more Republican after Katrina. This is the most grossly irresponsible public political slur in recent memory. Frank should either apologize or resign. Immediately

You can call Congressman Frank's office at (202)225-5931.

Along with Bryan at Hot Air, I've made my own copy of this video in case Matthew Stoller, who posted it, decides to delete the original.

Via Michelle Malkin.

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December 31, 2006

UK Has KosKidzesque Traitors, Too

Palestinians aren't alone in mourning the passing of their sugar daddy, Saddam, who liked to donate money to the families of Palestinian suicide bombers. Traitors in the United Kingdom are upset as well, as evidenced by the comments on this Northern Ireland message board run by the BBC:

Message 2 - posted by Kaido-K (U4078238) , Yesterday

Maybe, as in biblical times, there should have been three gallows raised on the reincarnated Hill of Golgotha and the three tyrants each responsible for the multiple deaths of innocents of this world hung side by side.

Wonder if Blair and Bush would have gone to their own deaths with the equanimity of Saddam.
Message 3 - posted by andy gallagher (U4413173) , Yesterday

"Wonder if Blair and Bush would have gone to their own deaths with the equanimity of Saddam."

I doubt the thought even enters their heads mate.

Almost makes one nostalgic for the days when the Crown punished High Treason accordingly.

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December 30, 2006

Saddam Is Dead - The Left is Apoplectic

You can practically taste the tears of sympathy and feel the tangible pangs of moral outrage through your screen. Outrage, I tell you!!!

Ragnar highlighted the initial reactions of some Kos Kidz - Bush sucks!!11!!

Gateway Pundit has another roundup of lefty reaction- pure and unvarnished America-hatred and BDS drip from these links (especially in the comment sections of these sites).

Kevin Drum tries to convince us that the execution will cause a sudden "spiral of violence" that has yet to materialize anywhere but in the fervent imaginations of the news media and in the fever swamps of the leftosphere. CNN reports that audience members were dancing with joy.

HuffPo morons Raed Jarrar and Martin Lewis lament and wax tragic over the death of the Butcher of Baghdad. A maroon at some site called "Shakespeare's Sister" is also not happy about justice being administered to Hitler, Jr.

Steve "Blackface is Groovy" Gilliard calls it a murder by the Iraqi government (the one that the left claims doesn't actually exist).

Sheldon Dronby, Air America's founder/sugardaddy? Bush is worse, you stupid neocons.

Because, you know, Bush is worse. Or something. Poignant stuff, all this.

Nothing gets the moral compass of the left out of whack quite like the deserved death of a Jew-hating, anti-American tyrant.

ht: Radio Equalizer, Jules Crittenden

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