to the old Jew.
Eerie isn't it?
Saturday, July 16, 2005
The Latest 100%...
I'm a bit distracted lately so it took me a ridiculously long time to connect this:
to the old Jew.
Eerie isn't it?
to the old Jew.
Eerie isn't it?
After all, didn't we oppress the KKK?
And didn't they have that hood thing going on too?
(Yes, that would be guilty. I need to atone in the Jarvis-linking department...) (HT Glenn)
UPDATED ALREADY: More. Earlier. Or later. Argghh. Just read it.
(Yes, that would be guilty. I need to atone in the Jarvis-linking department...) (HT Glenn)
UPDATED ALREADY: More. Earlier. Or later. Argghh. Just read it.
Friday, July 15, 2005
Whose Garden of Evil?
The British Garden of Evil in Leeds and Basra. Without al-Jadida.
They looked the other way for al Husseini also.
We were righter than we knew about that tea party incident...
They looked the other way for al Husseini also.
We were righter than we knew about that tea party incident...
Thursday, July 14, 2005
Torture Time Warp Redux
Came across this work of art letter to Glenn and realized it's just too good not to savor:
I remain totally amazed at the complete lack of historical understanding that has become de rigeur in the world today. It's even gotten to the point where someone you'd think would have a clue on this topic like John McCain spouts off nonsense about how we should be nice nice to the beheaders so they'll treat special forces or civilian CIA in hostile territory nicely when they capture them.
Well, for the 15 seconds before the nihilists dig out their eyeballs with spoons. LOL
More on this later...
Leave it to a bunch of lawyers to get all tangled up in the Theory of Torture without addressing the facts on the ground. The ONLY previously proscribed interrogation techniques that have been sanctioned at the highest levels of our government post 911 are coercive in nature and specifically not intended to do bodily or psychological harm. Sleep deprivation, loud music, kneeling, withholding blankets. THIS is torture? Nowhere in any of your recent posts or links on the issue do you even qualify the many allegations of torture as being simply about these techniques of creating discomfort. Nor do you nor any of the linked legalists cite any case of actual physical torture. Abu Ghraib was an aberration. If anything, the internal memos produced during the Abu Ghraib “exposes” and erroneously cited as existence of a “smoking gun” showed that Rumsfeld et al were intent on keeping the threshold at the discomfort level. And about that Abu Ghraib “torture”, I can only hope that my Jihadi captors subject me to live sex shows while cloaking my head in a woman’s panties. Then if they would only put in solitary for a few minutes I could work out my frustrations about their horribly coercive techniques in private. If you know what I mean. And I think you do. Margaret Hassan was shot in the head, de-limbed, beheaded and disemboweled (not necessarily in that order). I think our non-Geneva captives can sustain a little Barry Manilow. [Emph mine]On net, Glenn gets a well deserved "I told you so".
I remain totally amazed at the complete lack of historical understanding that has become de rigeur in the world today. It's even gotten to the point where someone you'd think would have a clue on this topic like John McCain spouts off nonsense about how we should be nice nice to the beheaders so they'll treat special forces or civilian CIA in hostile territory nicely when they capture them.
Well, for the 15 seconds before the nihilists dig out their eyeballs with spoons. LOL
More on this later...
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
Comment of the Day
You don’t understand, we need terrible public schools so that we’ll have low-income workers to vote Democratic.
It’s the circle of life…
Comment by TallDave ? July 13, 2005 @ 9:35 am
POST HERE. (HT Glenn)
It’s the circle of life…
Comment by TallDave ? July 13, 2005 @ 9:35 am
POST HERE. (HT Glenn)
Orange Clown Stuff
Ummm, not looking very orange folks. Though there's lots of intrigue about Orange Judy...
UPDATE: More here and here.
UPDATED AGAIN: Yeouch!
AND AGAIN: It's just amazing that the Pressocrats get away with foisting this kind of garbage as something anyone would take seriously for more than 2 minutes. But what's really interesting is how utterly incompetent they are for not using it during the campaign. Intellectual midgetry par excellence... (HT Drudge)
CLOWN UPDATE: ""Take Your Daughters to Work Day" gone bad". Hoo haw!
UPDATE: More here and here.
UPDATED AGAIN: Yeouch!
AND AGAIN: It's just amazing that the Pressocrats get away with foisting this kind of garbage as something anyone would take seriously for more than 2 minutes. But what's really interesting is how utterly incompetent they are for not using it during the campaign. Intellectual midgetry par excellence... (HT Drudge)
CLOWN UPDATE: ""Take Your Daughters to Work Day" gone bad". Hoo haw!
Monday, July 11, 2005
Hitch Again
We know very well what the "grievances" of the jihadists are.
The grievance of seeing unveiled women. The grievance of the existence, not of the State of Israel, but of the Jewish people. The grievance of the heresy of democracy, which impedes the imposition of sharia law. The grievance of a work of fiction written by an Indian living in London. The grievance of the existence of black African Muslim farmers, who won't abandon lands in Darfur. The grievance of the existence of homosexuals. The grievance of music, and of most representational art. The grievance of the existence of Hinduism. The grievance of East Timor's liberation from Indonesian rule. All of these have been proclaimed as a licence to kill infidels or apostates, or anyone who just gets in the way.
FOR a few moments yesterday, Londoners received a taste of what life is like for the people of Iraq and Afghanistan, whose Muslim faith does not protect them from slaughter at the hands of those who think they are not Muslim enough, or are the wrong Muslim.
It is a big mistake to believe this is an assault on "our" values or "our" way of life. It is, rather, an assault on all civilisation.
(HT Glenn)
The grievance of seeing unveiled women. The grievance of the existence, not of the State of Israel, but of the Jewish people. The grievance of the heresy of democracy, which impedes the imposition of sharia law. The grievance of a work of fiction written by an Indian living in London. The grievance of the existence of black African Muslim farmers, who won't abandon lands in Darfur. The grievance of the existence of homosexuals. The grievance of music, and of most representational art. The grievance of the existence of Hinduism. The grievance of East Timor's liberation from Indonesian rule. All of these have been proclaimed as a licence to kill infidels or apostates, or anyone who just gets in the way.
FOR a few moments yesterday, Londoners received a taste of what life is like for the people of Iraq and Afghanistan, whose Muslim faith does not protect them from slaughter at the hands of those who think they are not Muslim enough, or are the wrong Muslim.
It is a big mistake to believe this is an assault on "our" values or "our" way of life. It is, rather, an assault on all civilisation.
(HT Glenn)
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