25 August 2008
Skank of the Year.
Can there be a sleazier, skankier, more low-rent woman on the planet? If I saw her on Oxford Terrace late at night I'd assume she was working the drunk trade.
Ugly too.
22 August 2008
News of the Bleeding Obvious.
This is a great example of how the chattering classes just don't understand that most people do not hold the same set of opinions as the cultural scumariat who dominate the media and academia.
Ummm, could it be because Bush isn't running? Just a thought.
Some political analysts are puzzled that Obama is not doing better, given that Republican President George W. Bush is unpopular and the economy is deteriorating.
"If you look at the raw partisan numbers, it might suggest that Senator Obama is not doing quite as well as you would think," said Andrew Dowdle, professor of politics at the University of Arkansas.
Ummm, could it be because Bush isn't running? Just a thought.
B.Hussein Obama in His Own Words.
As I understand it, this puts the burden on the attending physician who has determined, since they were performing this procedure, that, in fact, this is a nonviable fetus; that if that fetus, or child - however way you want to describe it - is now outside the mother's womb and the doctor continues to think that it's nonviable but there's, let's say, movement or some indication that, in fact, they're not just coming out limp and dead, that, in fact, they would then have to call a second physician to monitor and check off and make sure that this is not a live child that could be saved.
Whatever ones opinion on abortion, this is just weird and creepy. Note the way he refers to the baby as "it" and "this". BHO's little speech captures perfectly the profound anti-humanist bent of the post-modern left.
13 August 2008
Say Goodnight, Nancy.
When the Speaker of the House can't handle questions from a senile old hack like Larry King, then it's time to move back to San Francisco and check into rehab.
Check out some of these:
KING: Before we talk about some other things, let's get right to the major story of the day.
What's your read on Russia/Georgia?
REP. NANCY PELOSI (D-CA), SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE: Well, everyone is speaking with one voice on the subject -- Democrats, Republicans, the Congress, the president -- that Russia must withdraw from Georgia. Russia's -- Georgia's borders must be protected -- respected and that we must have a conversation -- a diplomatic conversation in terms of NATO -- I mean more than a conversation -- to resolve the issues there.
Firmin: Oooh, Vlad the Impaler must be quaking in his jackboots. Nan is threatening SOMETHING MORE THAN A CONVERSATION
KING: But if they keep up this activity, do we have to, frankly, do something in the nature of returning the violence?
PELOSI: Well, I think we have to start first to try to get them to honor -- sign and honor a cease-fire, a truce. That's absolutely essential, because what the Russians did is really outside the circle of civilized behavior. You just don't roll your tanks and your airplanes into another country and expect people to sit back and say that's OK.
Firmin: If you're the Russians, that's exactly what you do, Nan. Look up Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Afghanistan for recent examples.
KING: Do you fear the possibility of American boys and girls going there?
PELOSI: I think we can start with the Europeans. This is a neighborhood thing for NATO. I think the NATO forces, if there's a need for peacekeepers, can contribute to those. We're doing a lot as far as NATO is concerned in Afghanistan. We wish they'd do more there. They can do more in Georgia.
Firmin: Boys and girls? Sounds like we're going send the 7th grade of Thomas Jefferson Primary. It's a neighbourhood thing after all. This is a 10 on the gibberish scale.
KING: So you don't see Americans being involved in this conflict?
PELOSI: Well, I would hope that it would be resolved, again, respecting the borders, honoring the truth and engaging in diplomatic -- a discussion on how to resolve the problems there.
Firmin: C'mon Nan, just admit it. You couldn't find Georgia on a map if it was tattooed on your butt. You don't have a clue what's going on.
Check out some of these:
KING: Before we talk about some other things, let's get right to the major story of the day.
What's your read on Russia/Georgia?
REP. NANCY PELOSI (D-CA), SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE: Well, everyone is speaking with one voice on the subject -- Democrats, Republicans, the Congress, the president -- that Russia must withdraw from Georgia. Russia's -- Georgia's borders must be protected -- respected and that we must have a conversation -- a diplomatic conversation in terms of NATO -- I mean more than a conversation -- to resolve the issues there.
Firmin: Oooh, Vlad the Impaler must be quaking in his jackboots. Nan is threatening SOMETHING MORE THAN A CONVERSATION
KING: But if they keep up this activity, do we have to, frankly, do something in the nature of returning the violence?
PELOSI: Well, I think we have to start first to try to get them to honor -- sign and honor a cease-fire, a truce. That's absolutely essential, because what the Russians did is really outside the circle of civilized behavior. You just don't roll your tanks and your airplanes into another country and expect people to sit back and say that's OK.
Firmin: If you're the Russians, that's exactly what you do, Nan. Look up Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Afghanistan for recent examples.
KING: Do you fear the possibility of American boys and girls going there?
PELOSI: I think we can start with the Europeans. This is a neighborhood thing for NATO. I think the NATO forces, if there's a need for peacekeepers, can contribute to those. We're doing a lot as far as NATO is concerned in Afghanistan. We wish they'd do more there. They can do more in Georgia.
Firmin: Boys and girls? Sounds like we're going send the 7th grade of Thomas Jefferson Primary. It's a neighbourhood thing after all. This is a 10 on the gibberish scale.
KING: So you don't see Americans being involved in this conflict?
PELOSI: Well, I would hope that it would be resolved, again, respecting the borders, honoring the truth and engaging in diplomatic -- a discussion on how to resolve the problems there.
Firmin: C'mon Nan, just admit it. You couldn't find Georgia on a map if it was tattooed on your butt. You don't have a clue what's going on.
12 August 2008
Hillary Just Won't Go Away (I hope).
This is interesting. Hillary's folks are arguing that if John Edwards little fling had hit the media earlier, he would have been out of the race and a good part of his vote would have gone to Hillary. If the Hillites are correct, then she probably would've gotten the nomination instead of B. Hussein Obama. I wonder if anybody at Camp Obama had an inkling of this. Something else to create harmony and understanding at the Dem's convention.
11 August 2008
Australia 1, Terrorists 0.
This is why you want the Aussies with you in a fight. They never give up. Well done mates. I hope the bastard didn't hurt himself running away.
Cleaning up the planet, one scumbag at a time.
Cleaning up the planet, one scumbag at a time.
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8 August 2008
Latest News: World View Still Emerging, Expected to be Complete Any Year Now.
How much longer can Bush Derangement Syndrome keep this campaign going?
Offshore drilling-flip.
Slavery reparations-flop.
All part of B. Hussein Obama's emerging world view, I guess.
Offshore drilling-flip.
Slavery reparations-flop.
All part of B. Hussein Obama's emerging world view, I guess.
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