December 2006

The dictator who harbored and funded terrorists, invaded his neighbors, and slaughtered his own people was hanged about forty minutes ago. Iraqi Americans in Dearborn, Michigan familiar with the thug are dancing in the streets.
This is a glorious day. One of the major obstacles to victory in Iraq is the fear among the [...]

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Saddam is slated to be executed by Sunday, before 2007 and before the beginning of the Eid holiday (though it seems to me that Muslims have very many widely observed holidays). I personally think that Saddam should die– it’s the least the Iraqi Government can do for the decades of brutal repression and current [...]

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Gerald Ford, the 38th President of the United States, passed away last night at the age of 93. He was the longest living President in American history.
America has lost a great statesman. Both as President and as an ordinary citizen, Gerald Ford always did what he thought was right. As President, Ford’s most noteworthy act [...]

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Karma is set for within 30 days.  I hope the rope is long and not fastened very well.

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The Times Online has this article today describing a roughly $18 billion ”New Deal” proposal for the Iraqi people that Dubya is spearheading.  Why is the thought of Lame Duck Dubya (a Bush, mind you) thinking about a failed socialist experiment from 70+ years ago to fix a modern economic problem a frightening one?  The only thing Iraqi’s will have [...]

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Former National Security Advisor Sandy Burgler really DID have something in his pants, in a dumpster, and in a construction trailer three summers ago, on behalf of the Clinton team trying to make sure that the 9/11 Commission got all the right information on the Clinton years of appeasement!  He has already pled guilty to unlawfully “handling” classified documents, but he [...]

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President Bush is as “lame” a lame duck as one can get– and it’s totally his fault. He poked his head out of his cave and had a rare moment in front of the public/press about the new direction in Iraq. “We’re not winning, we’re not losing,” or something like that. “Blah, [...]

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A few months ago, a moonbat by the internet name of “Spooked” humored conservatives across the country with a scientific experiment in his back yard. This liberal, who probably isn’t cool enough to hang out with the folks at a joint Star Trek and Magic the Gathering convention, humorously cited his chicken wire [...]

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Fitz-mas is coming at last! Or is it?  We’ve been wondering this question for years now (I only have to wait 12 months for Christmas).  Dick Cheney is slated to testify for the continuation of a witch hunt that rivals anything McCarthy did– just without the results.
Cheney’s defending Scooter Libby from Fitzgerald’s nonsense.  Richard Armitage [...]

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The headline claims the article is about She Who Must Not Be Named.  I guess I’ll never know because I couldn’t get past the first sentence without LMAO.

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Laura Ingraham has a feature on her radio show called “Soundbite of the week”.  Last week, she had her “Soundbite of the Year” contest, and one of the nominees was Christopher Hitchens’ smaking down Bill Maher regarding people who make fun of George W. Bush’s intelligence.  The funny thing is, the audience proves Hitchens’ point.  [...]

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Evan Bayh has declared that he will not run for President in 2008. It’s a shame too because deep down, Bayh is one of those Democrats who, as President, probably wouldn’t have endangered national security to win the admiration of the bar patrons in Star Wars.
That said, Bayh considered a run for years. [...]

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It’s always difficult to follow in the footsteps of a giant. Luckily that won’t be a problem for Ban Ki-moon, who was sworn in yesterday as the 8th Secretary General of the world’s most famous debating society. He takes office on January 1, 2007. Although Ki-moon paid tribute to his despicable predecessor, [...]

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Amazingly enough, I just learned something while watching Screwball with Screwball. Pat Buchanan mentioned that three of the leading Republican Presidential candidates have eight wives among them. Both Rudy Giuliani and Newt Gingrich have been married three times. John McCain has been married twice. Mitt Romney, the Mormon currently in fourth place, [...]

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So it seems that everyone’s favorite inexperienced potential fluff candidate for 2008, Barak Hussein Obama, is a wimp.  Rush reported that Mr. Hussein Obama was upset at Maureen Dowd’s slight about his ears and the fact that his handlers have hidden his middle name for all this time.  If he whines about his name, of [...]

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“The bureaucracy is expanding to meet the needs of an expanding bureaucracy.“

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I wasn’t going to post on this subject, but the coverage this morning warrants it at this point.  I am frankly disgusted with the drive-by media, and this time it’s because of their coverage of a Democrat.  Sen. Tim Johnson, D-SD, was hospitalized with a severe condition involving the enlarging of arteries in his brain.  [...]

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According to Michael Chertoff, the feds recently arrested 1,282 illegal immigrants not merely because they were illegal aliens.
“This is not only a case about illegal immigration, which is bad enough,” Chertoff said at a news conference in Washington. “It’s a case about identity theft and violation of the privacy rights and the economic rights of [...]

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Governor Romney’s star is shining!  This time, he OK’d the detainment of illegal aliens that Massachusetts State Troopers encounter during their normal duties.  I hope other elected officials follow suit.
Link via Drudge.

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Twenty five years ago today, martial law was declared in Communist Poland. As described by Radio Polonia and Radio Free Europe, Poland is commemorating that tragic day with re-enactments, prayer services, lectures, and remembrances of those who were murdered.
Few nations have experienced and stared down the face of evil like Poland. With a [...]

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Brent Bozell of the Media Research Center has a great piece on the media’s coverage of dictators. Following the recent death of Augusto Pinochet, the media ran article after article slamming the former Chilean dictator. Fair enough. The man was responsible for some 3000 deaths. But why the epiphany on dictators [...]

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Michael Graham, talk show host at 96.9 FM Talk over at The Natural Truth blog has been talking about a news story out of the Needham, MA school department.  The Principle of Needham High School, Paul Richards, has decided that the names of Honor Roll students will no longer be published in the local paper because it [...]

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Nancy Pelosi’s choice for Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Rep. Silvestre Reyes, failed a pop quiz given to him by Congressional Quartrly’s Jeff Stein. The Democrats’ best candidate for the job couldn’t describe Hezbollah, even though the terrorist group dominated the headlines during this summer’s conflict between Israel and Lebanon. In addition, [...]

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The Dems are proposing what the Republicans should have done in the 12 years that they controlled Congress by cancelling all pork-barrel projects for this fiscal year’s budget.  While it is only a one-year item, it is a brilliant political move because they may use this to try to shed their reputation as “tax-and-spend” liberals.  Some [...]

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