1

Good Morning Morons, Its Monday, Dec 19^th and cold as hell here 26.5° at 06:50. Now on to the news.  Flaming skull stuff next!

2

Piss Dodd is not the only crook in Congress who got bribes from Countrywide.

3

Is Holder ignoring IN voter fraud case?

Of course he is, it doesnÂ’t involve Republicans somehow hindering blacks.

4

Another foreign policy win for Obama

Religion of peace soldiers strip women and beat them literally to death with metal rods. We just had to get rid of evil Mubarak didnÂ’t we cause he was like evil and shit.  And we surely need the UN to come and make sure we do not require voter ID here in the US.

5

Sick fk who burned woman to death in elevator is "allegedly" caught

I still want to know if he can get the death penalty.

6

The Hill says Pay Roll tax bill extension likely to fail in the House

Good

7

Well we know that Chiquita brands now deals in watermelon instead of bananas

ForestEthics, a nonprofit that works to protect endangered forests in the United States and Canada, said Thursday that Chiquita agreed to stop using fuel derived from oil sands, often called “tar sands” by environmental groups, to ship its bananas.

That is the stupidest statement I have heard since the last time Obama opened his pie-hole.  Just how in the hell do they “filter” out the gasoline from oil sands vs other?  And what in the hell is an “endangered forest”? There are more acres covered in forest now than there was at the turn of the 20^th century in 1900.

So who is ForestEthics? From their web site:

ForestEthics is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit, tax-exempt organization incorporated under the laws of the State of California in 1999. In Canada, ForestEthics is a project of Tides Canada Initiatives who have full governing, legal, and fiduciary responsibility for the project.

Tides huh, I hope everyone knows who that is. Direct link to commie Soros. But they are protecting us from AGW.

8

Alabama shows Obama how to reduce unemployment for real

Get rid of a pile of illegals who are taking jobs that Americans will not do for peanuts and a pat on the head.

9

Obama ready to make a "deal" with the Taliban and give up Gitmo prisoners

Gee, I smell another foreign policy triumph for Obama.

10 #3 When this fraud story came out,  Indiana democrat state chairman abruptly announced his resignation.

And then, suddenly,  they had an executive meeting and he announced he had changed his mind and was NOT going to resign. 

I would lay money there was a conference call with people in DC.

11 This just in...Kim Jong Il is still dead.

12

Will Smith marital discord caused by kids.

The A-list couple's marriage became strained over disagreements on how to manage the careers of their ultra-talented children, 13-year-old Jaden and 11-year-old Willow, TMZ.com reported.

I donÂ’t normally get involved in the Hollywood scene and gossip but I thought this one was worth mentioning.  It seems that they have a “row” going over the kidÂ’s careers. Will wants more Hollywood exposure for them and wifey wants to dial it back with less. 

Hey Will (if you read this), based on what we have been seeing lately with Hollywood child actors wifey is right. Not only dial it back, but also pull a Paul Newman and move your family OUT of Hollywood.

13

Euro-commies want £25B from GB.

Hahahahhaha, will GB issue T-Bills and have the Bank of England buy them? When I was a kid one pound sterling was about 2.5 dollars. Even with the U.S. devaluing the dollar the pound has sunk faster than the dollar. It is now about 1.5 dollars to the pound.  That is what socialism does.

Yes, you have ran out of other people's money.

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And on that score is Europe finally moving to the right?

Personally I donÂ’t think so. And even if it is, it is too little too late. For them the collapse is inevitable and has only been held off so far by printing money, either there or here. 

We should be learning a lesson on this but as long as the news media is made up of Communists the public at large will never learn.

15

Washington Examiner doubles down on Newt attacks

Conservatives should think twice about Newt - Part II

Here is their key:

In between those editorials, of course, came The Examiner's endorsement of Romney, a conclusion we reached because we think nothing is more important in 2012 than denying President Obama a second termÂ…Â….

They have gone the electability route despite the fact that not a single vote has been cast yet. I donÂ’t like Newt but I donÂ’t like Romney worse. I figure they are about equally electable.

16

Obama's latest vacation to cost taxpayers $4M and that is a damn lowball number

That included $100K for Moochelle flying out 2 days early. I have to throw the BS flag on that.

17

latest Iowa poll has Ron Crackhead Paul surging to lead

RP = 23, Mutt Romulan = 20, Eye Newt = 14, Purry = 10, Tardicil Eyes = 10

18

And finally for doom puppeh today we have signs of the season, suitable for wallpaper

And that's it for the doomy news this morning. back to the top.

19 Morning Morons! So...just got off work, and I go on facebook. I come cross a status: "Tea Party darling Jules Manson advocates assassination of Obama and his family." Uh, WTF? Apparently some politician wrote something offensive on his facebook page. So I click and read it. I never heard of this idiot. I Google the name and see who this guy is...not really much. Some commenter said that it might be fake. Who knows? Anyway, I'm gonna link to the story here. I warn you: what he said on his facebook page is highly, highly offensive. The page I linked to comes from someone who is trying to fact check the story, but what this guy wrote is included.

20 Gabe that Newt post on SCOTUS illustrated to me that there are some Morons here who know absolutely nothing about early American History and the story behind Marbury v Madison.

21 Of course the lying MFM will try to link that racist bastard to theTea Party. One wonders if that constitutes "malice" since they did not have a shred of evidence and printed a malicious story.

And the racist bastard? I'm sure he will be getting a visit from the SS soon. We have already seen some goons go to jail over this kind of shit.

22 He seems like a nobody. Not a Tea Party "darling", since nobody knows who the hell he is. More like a Ron Paul guy.

23 So, will JEF send Jimmy Carter as the official US representative to the Kim Jung-Il funeral?

24 Erick Erickson reads my mind.

25 Yes

26 Fox News Alert

Norks conduct Missile test

I guess we know where they are going

27 Vic, I didn't read the article, but it's worth noting when Europe moves to the "right" it isn't the same as when we do here. This is what I'm wondering, with the combination of collapsing economies and overwhelmingly leftwing pc policies, how long before our Eurobrothers find another guy with a funny mustache to lead them?

28 Gabe thinks separation of powers means the courts can lord over the other two branches of government.

29 Apparently, Fox News is owned by the Saudis, who now own Twitter?

30 Vic, I didn't read the article, but it's worth noting when Europe moves to the "right" it isn't the same as when we do here.

It is unless they say "extreme right" which is code for Neo-Nazi. The socialists consider Fascism to be "right wing". The very terms left and right came from France during the period around the French Revolution where conservatives sat on the "right side of the chamber".

31 Saab files for bankruptcy

32 Oh you mean the glorious example of successful socialism is going bankrupt.

Besides being a damn ugly car.

33 Vic, who could have forseen this? Heh.

34 I am on my way to help out at a Romney fundraising event in the NYC burbs. If I get a chance to speak with the Governor, I'll be sure not to tell him I frequent this site.

35 Posted by: BurtTC at December 19, 2011 07:23 AM (Gc/Qi)

What you may be thinking of is the term "liberalism". The left over here bastardized that term by calling themselves "liberals". Classic liberalism is an ideology that favored individual freedom and liberty. Modern liberalism is socialism.

36 Good morning, all! And so begins another workweek.

37 "Democracy needs ignorant people", thus reads the headline.  NO- DUH! Good morning, *smack*! http://tinyurl.com/7su6t6u

38 #35 Lest anyone need clarity on this, in France, libéralisme is essentially a synonym for "free market."

39 The bastards also tried to co-opt the word "democracy".

40 Gingrich is 100% correct about the judiciary.  It's out of control and needs to be brought to heel.

My preferred solution to judicial overreach would be for politicians to just ignore the courts when they make silly rulings and let the people decide if they want to throw their officials out for it or not.  My guess is they wouldn't.  I bet that horrifies lawyers.

41 The bastards also tried to co-opt the word "democracy".

Posted by: Joffen at December 19, 2011 07:39 AM (zLeKL)

Hadn't heard that one, how so?

42 Vic, liberals try to co-opt that word all the time. "This is what democracy looks like", and all that. They take great ideas like classic liberalism and democracy and try to pervert them.

43 This is what democracy looks like", and all that.

OK, I was just wondering if they were calling on a new movement of some kind and I missed it.

44 PPP Poll Paul - 23% Mitt - 20% Gingrich - 14% Haha, Bachmann is a joke.

45 "This is what democracy looks like", and all that

They shout that when they're blocking traffic, putting a home or place of business under seige, shouting down their opposition, resisting the cops, or making a show of force designed to intimidate anyone else.  Their own irony eludes them.

46 Gingrich 'struggling' to get on the ballot in Virginia (Politico via HotAir)

47 "Gingrich has some odd ideas about the separation of powers. " Yeah, Gabe, we got it. You don't like it that a candidate is correct in saying that the Lawyers Guild and the SUPREMES!!! weren't meant to be ALL POWERFUL AND WISE. Unfortunately, the judicial branch seized power at least as far back as the orders for forced de-segration of schools back in the 60s. The alternative for the other two branches not reigning in the Lawyers Guild, the 9th Circus and the SUPREMES!!!! will not be pleasant for anyone, but especially for members of the Lawyers Guild and the political class that insist that 9 unelected old folks in robes are ALL POWERFUL IMHO, Kelo should have resulted in 5 vacancies. When 5 members of the SUPREMES!!!!! create dictates using foreign laws over the plain text of the Constitution, they need to be removed. The Founders theory was that the removing public pressure from the only Constitutionally authorized Court would result in a body not be subject to the fleeting whims of a mob. Unfortunately, the SUPREMES!!!! have decided that since they cannot effectively be removed, they do not have to abide by the Constitution, let alone anyone else.

48 Newt will not be the nominee. Unless we're all a bunch of hypocrites. Time will tell, I suppose.

49 Posted by: Joffen at December 19, 2011 07:47 AM (zLeKL)

I saw an article a few weeks ago talking about that and it referenced a lot of States. The speculation then was a question if it was a hold-over from when all his staff quit early in the campaign.

One other thing, I don't know about VA but the due date for getting on the ballot for SC has already come and gone. If he didn't get on the ballot here he is SOL.

50 One other thing, I don't know about VA but the due date for getting on the ballot for SC has already come and gone. If he didn't get on the ballot here he is SOL. If he missed a State it would be big news so I think he's ok in SC.

51 35- Right, I guess what I meant was sort of shorthand for I think the Euros tend to overreact to things, and when they reach that point, it's as likely as not that there will be some neo-nazi type to lead them from one brand of socialism (what they define as left) to another (what they call right). I didn't know how they got the terms left and right, thanks for the info!

52 Posted by: Joffen at December 19, 2011 07:24 AM (zLeKL)
Saudi ownership (partial ownership to be fair and balanced) explains a lot about Faux News.

53 For to waste the rest of the day: wimp.com


wimp.com/livingroom


Just click the Random link whenever you're ready for the next video. Couldn't find that it had ever been linked here before.

54 "Faux News", yeah. That never gets old.

55 from Gabe's judges piece:

Gingrich is banking on his scheme being well-received by voters angry  at how often judges rule without considering whether their decisions have majority support at how often judges rule without considering whether their decisions are even remotely constitutional or not or if they fall within the authority that the Founders designated for the judiciary.

There. I think this will hurt Gingrich, but let's be clear on why people hate the federal judiciary. It's from them acting like little black-robed dictators and ignoring the Constitution, not this "majority support" bullshit.

56

The more Congress fails on spending bills (or even having a backbone), the less the argument about Romney being restrained by a conservative Congress has any power.

I'm sure this will turn out to look just about like the 'government shutdown' earlier this year when all is done.

57 My guess is they wouldn't.  I bet that horrifies lawyers and judges.

Posted by: Bevel Lemelisk at December 19, 2011 07:40 AM (FkKjr) 

BL:  Bold wording is my addition, but the fear in which both lawyers and judges seem to hold even the threat of jury nullification (the real point of a jury of your peers) would seem to make this true for the both of them.

58 Posted by: Hrothgar at December 19, 2011 08:04 AM (i3+c5)

Judges are lawyers.

59 That Fox report on the Norks says they are 'pursuing' nuclear weapons. Er, hello, they've already popped two of them though one was mostly a dud.

60 Watching the congressional clown car proceed down the road to socialism on the way to communism even after a 2010 TEA party rout leads me to think we have no chance of changing the direction of the country.  We might get them (congress) to take the scenic route, but we will wind up in the same location as our european betters who will welcome us with open arms and empty wallets.
With a government full of professional takers (congress and the president), and a populace almost majority unprofessional takers, we have little chance.
So we might as well have fun and go with Gingrich for the fun factor and lectures if nothing else.
I am ready to stay in Vic's Wyoming barn after the apocalypse.

61 I am ready to stay in Vic's Wyoming barn after the apocalypse.

LOL, still working on wifey. maybe since it bottomed out at 26.3°F this morning she will agree that Wyoming is not so bad. (27° there with a high of 31° w/ snow today)

62 I now have Kim Jong Un's soft little doughy ass in my 2012 deadpool. Some ambitious general's gonna have him ventilated or strangled soon. No way that pampered douchestocking has the force of personality to protect himself.

63 No way that pampered douchestocking has the force of personality to protect himself. Posted by: Empire of Jeff at December 19, 2011 08:17 AM (l9zgN) You never know. Batshit insanity keeps people off-guard.

64 I see where Gingrich is coming from, even though he states it badly. We all know (I hope) that the idea for a lifetime appointment for the Supremes was to make sure that they weren't unduly influenced by the cause of the week, and would be free to rule strictly on the basis of the Constitutionality of whatever law was under review.
Unfortunately, the Founding Fathers never realized that without some sort of check or balance, the Supremes would suck up as much power as possible, ruling that a man can't grow wheat for his own consumption or that a city has the right to take a persons private property and turn it over to commercial developers (that then go out of business, and the city turns the property into a dump).
My early social studies classes used to teach that the Legislative branch passes the laws, the Executive branch enforces the laws, and the Judicial branch decides the Constitutionality of the laws. Now the Legislative branch tries to spend as much money as possible, the Executive branch ignores laws it doesn't like (illegal immigration, for example) or breaks those laws (Fast and Furious), and the Judicial branch is creating their own laws out of whole cloth (busing and abortion).
I think we need to start over again, throwing them all out and going back to the beginning. But the American people are too stupid for that to ever happen.

65 MATT DAMON!

66 How soon before we get to the DOOM?

67 Vic it was 1 above at 5:30 when I got up here this AM, thankfully not much wind.
Winter's here.

68 Vic it was 1 above at 5:30 when I got up here this AM, thankfully not much wind.

LOl, I'm sure will not be able to talk wifey into moving there.

69 Bob Dole: Bob Dole endorses Mitt Romney. [Truman North]

Yeah, Bob, that's why you lost the election...

70 69 road runner bob dole never loses an erection....oh you said "election" sorry

71 It's a damn shame that Christopher Hitchens passed away this week as well.  I would have loved to read his obituary of Kim Jong Il.

72 5 Sick fk who burned woman to death in elevator is "allegedly" caught

I still want to know if he can get the death penalty.

Not in NY, the courts will never allow it, even if there is a law on the books.

73

Wash Times starts pimping Condi for VP (Can't seem to get the link thingie working).

Just what we need another retread from the Bush era.

That world view worked out so well for us before.

74 What's that? We need a silly Christmas song for a Monday morning?

I saw daddy kissing Santa Clause,
Over at the Blue Oyster last night...

75 insanity keeps people off-guard

True dat.

76 If I were a Korean general, I'd start looking into real estate in Manchuria.   A kid that young and inexperienced may very well decide that he has to establish himself by killing off a few "threats" to keep the others in line.

77 insanity keeps people off-guard, but an ability and willingness to use absolute power helps

78 It's velly ronery in this box.

79 Barack Obama is a stuttering clusterf*ck of a miserable failure.

80 I was talking on the phone with my Mom last night, and politics came up.  She said "I could vote for Ron Paul..."

I immediately broke her off and said, "No, Mom.  You couldn't.  If you actually paid attention to politics and knew anything about Ron Paul, you couldn't."

It's funny, the three she's probably closest to, politically, are (in order) Santorum, Bachmann, and Perry.  But she has no clue who the first to are, and is a former teacher- and therefore hates Rick Perry with a hot-hot hate.

81 Sick fk who burned woman to death in elevator is "allegedly" caught I still want to know if he can get the death penalty. Not in NY, the courts will never allow it, even if there is a law on the books. Posted by: real joe at December 19, 2011 08:36 AM (w7Lv+) Remember that movie about a group of Judges that sanction extra judicial executions? Just saying

82 It's a damn shame that Christopher Hitchens passed away this week as well.  I would have loved to read his obituary of Kim Jong Il.

It would have been a massively overrated piece with no insight whatsoever. 

83 But the Norks have the best income gaps in the whole world. That's Bambi's WV, a place where there is minimal income inequality.

BTW, when does H'Wood, Professional Sports and Congress get branded as part of the 1%? The MLB minimum is around 400K (maybe higher w/ the new CB agreement) but there is Albert Pujols making 220K per AB & Bobby Bonilla getting 1.5 million for the next 25 yrs in deferred payments from the Mets. Bonilla hasn't had an AB in at least 10 years!

Good gig, if you're good enough.

84 OK, finally checked for myself. NY abolished the death penalty in 2007.  Sick fk will get 3 squares a day.

Oh well, maybe someone will set him on fire in his cell.

85

From Hot Gas Headlines:

“I am as broken hearted as others about having to pull out,” Cain said, “but I couldn’t continue to try and run a race when you have a liberal media and others who did not want to see me succeed and to see us succeed — constantly fighting false accusations.”

I'm not sure this is helpful.

86 Posted by: Mama AJ at December 19, 2011 08:48 AM (XdlcF)

Okay, so he's playing the generic "victim" card.  How much pushing do you think the Dems will have to do to get him to go full Race Card, and switch to Democrat?

I'm thinking: "Not very much."

87 Did anyone else notice our President sucks cock?

88

 But she has no clue who the first to are, and is a former teacher- and therefore hates Rick Perry with a hot-hot hate.

Because he once put a tack on her chair?

89 It would have been a massively overrated piece with no insight whatsoever.  I'd rather read Meghan McCain"s "commentary."

90 Acting genius!

North Koreans weeping hysterically over the death of Kim Jong-il

http://tinyurl.com/br8tzsf

91 84 It's a damn shame that Christopher Hitchens passed away this week as well.  I would have loved to read his obituary of Kim Jong Il.

It would have been a massively overrated piece of shit with no insight whatsoever. 

Posted by: Bevel Lemelisk at December 19, 2011 08:46 AM (FkKjr)

FIFY

92 Did anyone else notice our President sucks cock?

Posted by: Mr Pink at December 19, 2011 08:51 AM (jxuDr)

Yes, but did you know he is a SCOAMF as well?

93 It would have been a massively overrated piece with no insight whatsoever. 

Posted by: Bevel Lemelisk at December 19, 2011 08:46 AM (FkKjr)

According to some commenters in an article praising Hitch in the NYT, he was the only one (along with his disciples in the commenting section) who had any real wisdom and insight; subsequently, his denying of God was a breakthrough for them and got them 'out of the closet' to put their intelligence on full display for our further enlightenment. B/c of Hitch, they are now free to roam the earth with rational intelligence and proudly proclaim "this is it".

Yay for enlightened ones.

94 Bob Dole is still alive? meh

95 BTW, our president is a stuttering cluster _ _ _ _ of a miserable failure.

96 Because he once put a tack on her chair?

Teachers in Texas hate Rick Perry.  I think it's in their contract, or something...

Seriously, Rick Perry has been a very, very vocal proponent of private- or home-schooling, and has not been shy at all at "cutting" Education spending (this is the first year he's actually "cut" it, but they scream every time he fights for (and normally gets) a reduction from whatever the Texas Board of Education requested for funding in a given budget year).

97

77 If I were a Korean general, I'd start looking into real estate in Manchuria.   A kid that young and inexperienced may very well decide that he has to establish himself by killing off a few "threats" to keep the others in line.

Posted by: Alex at December 19, 2011 08:40 AM (+1TUS)

YouÂ’ve got good instincts for leadership.  If the kid wants to stay in power, the first thing he should do is place all the generals and the bulk of the former top advisors against a wall and open fire.  Skip down two levels and promote people who will be loyal to him.

Dictatorships are easy once you get the hang of it.

98

BTW, our president is a stuttering cluster _ _ _ _ of a miserable failure.

Oh, a puzzle! I love these.

Can I buy a U?

99 Chiquita just left Cincinnati because there weren't enough direct airline flights to satisfy its need for corporate travel. They're not in the best attitude to campaign about other people's carbon footprint, just sayin.

In their original incarnation as United Fruit, they were singlehandedly responsible for the term "banana republic." As a, you know, pejorative.  So their fuel stance sounds like so much banana oil to me. Oil, what?

Banana peel and leaf have some important ecology and conservation applications. Wouldn't you think that if they needed some PR (which they do, and always have), they'd go to work on those? Nah.

Their founder stepped out of the 44th floor of the PanAm building, in what's starting to look like the high point of their corporate history.

100 According to some commenters in an article praising Hitch in the NYT, he was the only one (along with his disciples in the commenting section) who had any real wisdom and insight; subsequently, his denying of God was a breakthrough for them and got them 'out of the closet' to put their intelligence on full display for our further enlightenment. B/c of Hitch, they are now free to roam the earth with rational intelligence and proudly proclaim "this is it". I have not yet begun to piss on Christopher Hitchens' grave.

101 Acting genius!

North Koreans weeping hysterically over the death of Kim Jong-il

http://tinyurl.com/br8tzsf

Posted by: Tami at December 19, 2011 08:51 AM (X6akg)

Okay South Korea, I know they are brainwashed, but please don't consider reunification. They are too stupid beyond any reason.

102 According to some commenters in an article praising Hitch in the NYT, he was the only one (along with his disciples in the commenting section) who had any real wisdom and insight; subsequently, his denying of God was a breakthrough for them and got them 'out of the closet' to put their intelligence on full display for our further enlightenment.

Well, nobody had ever denied the existence of God before Hitchens, apparently.

103

So my son asked me last night to help him formulate an outline for an essay he will write today in his ap english exam. "Ralph Waldo Emerson was a noted conservationist. Write a letter to the editor in the form of a 5 paragraph essay discussing a current environmental issue and how Emerson would have seen it."

I told him to write that Emerson, ahead of his time, would, today, recognize that nuclear power was clean, efficient, renewable, and safe. Yucca Mountain is an ideal site for storage and Emerson would have been lobbying congress to restore the site plan. Fukishima was an abberation because it was not built the coast in a Tsunami zone. Emerson with his love of ponds would have appreciated the nuclear reactor's ability to produce endless amounts of potable water. etc.

Now I'm trying to decide whether to complain to the nun who is the superintendant about the liberalism in this damn school.

104 Posted by: GW McLintock at December 19, 2011 08:54 AM (2brWi)

I don't want to open that can of worms (we had some argument about theism v atheism on Friday) again, but I do think that's really kind of ridiculous.

What, they were waiting for someone who had a glib way with words before they would admit they didn't want to be answerable to a Higher Power?  Right.

Of course, if they're really telling the truth: if they'd been Christian before reading his columns and then converted atheism, then, according to my Bible, "It would be better for him to have a mill-stone tied around his neck," etc., etc.

For his sake, I hope they're just deluding themselves.

105

Rick Perry, speech to homeschoolers, link in name:

Every child is entitled to a public education, but public education is not entitled to every child.

Heh.

106 Did anyone else notice our President sucks cock?

Posted by: Mr Pink at December 19, 2011 08:51 AM (jxuDr)

That's interesting b/c I brought that very item up to my colleague (we share an office together; both coaches) regarding his liaisons in the Chicago Bath houses along with Reggie and Larry Sinclair.

I brought these items up during his smiles regarding Cain's indiscretions (alleged!) which he spent days asking me "What now?". I asked him if he knew the stories of Bambi being affectionate with members of the same sex and if he had the same concerns about Bambi that he had about Cain. "No, of course not!"

Sheep.

107 alive and erect!

108 Bob McDonnell in Va brillantly cut all spending then with a surplus is raising education spending. When the fuckers start screaming that he cut it he's going to be able to say that he actually raised it.

109 A perfect opportunity for like minded (breathing) individuals has appeared in the east. Perks include millions of adoring followers (as required by law). A turn-key socialist paradise where not only do the rich get taxed to death, so does their entire bloodline. Your own train, a pre-gutted military, near zero carbon emmisions, community organizing and death panel commisions - merged for efficiency, .... the list of already acheved democrat aspirations is endless!

Get that fax resume on the wire Barky! You are the one they... are used to!

110

>>Posted by: dagny at December 19, 2011 08:52 AM (1RaCw)

One of the details missing from Hitchens' obit was just how many times that he had his lights punched out for being an angry obnoxious drunk that couldn't resist sharing his overbearing opinions with everybody that didn't give a shit.

111 Allen,
I enjoyed the irony of the absolute truth statements made by some who wrote, "This is all there is" and comments along those lines. The writer of the piece had finished with something like "maybe Hitchens knows better now" not judgmentally, but more hopeful, in part.

I haven't investigated the entire universe to know if "this it it" and I'm pretty sure those who believe that haven't either. Lots of straw men out there these days, have to be careful with the matchsticks.

112

Religion of peace soldiers strip women and beat them literally to death with metal rods. We just had to get rid of evil Mubarak didnÂ’t we cause he was like evil and shit.  And we surely need the UN to come and make sure we do not require voter ID here in the US.

Posted by: Vic at December 19, 2011 06:59 AM (YdQQY)

They must be listening to Barry's Cairo speech. Once again Barry's incompetence is on display. But not on display in this country since the MFM won't mentioned any of this

113

EPA commissions $700,000 report seeking to grab more power using "sustainability" as an excuse.

WTF for? Why not just do it like they have been doing for the past 50 years. If they need to they can just make shit up. And WTF does “sustainability” have to do with clean air and water?  Damn it is time to get rid of these communist assholes.

114 Monty doom up

115 Its nice to know the Obama's blew my entire working life potential income on a Christmas vacation.

116 Their founder stepped out of the 44th floor of the PanAm building, in what's starting to look like the high point of their corporate history.

Posted by: comatus at December 19, 2011 08:57 AM (N0OTq)

 

Now I know where the beginning of The Hudsucker Proxy comes from.

 

Kim Jung Il is dead, North Korean interior decorators, hookers, hardest hit.

117 I've already forgotten where I was when Kim Jong Il died. So when asked, I'm just going to say I was on the shitter.

118 I haven't investigated the entire universe to know if "this it it" and I'm pretty sure those who believe that haven't either.

Well, by definition, you can't find out if there is anything outside the universe by empirically testing the universe.  Any more than you could find out about coffee machines simply by testing coffee.

To discover coffee machines from coffee, or a Creator outside the universe, requires philosophical investigation, not empirical.

119

I brought these items up during his smiles regarding Cain's indiscretions (alleged!) which he spent days asking me "What now?". I asked him if he knew the stories of Bambi being affectionate with members of the same sex and if he had the same concerns about Bambi that he had about Cain. "No, of course not!"

Sheep.

Posted by: GW McLintock at December 19, 2011 09:00 AM (2brWi)

Stuff like this reminds of me of that video, How Obama got elected. The "informed" voters knew of every minute bit of dirt on Sarah Palin but had no idea about anything about precious Barry

120 Hitchens was surprised to see himself at the entrance gates to heaven. Only St Peter was at the gate. Hitchens looked at him and said 'see I told you , no God.

121 Well, well. Now I understand. People are questioning and criticizing Holder and Zero because of racism. Who saw that one coming? Holder plays the race card. My, my. Does that card have any markings left that aren't worn off. BTW you can bet this latest load of crap is orchestrated by the imbeciles in the White House, cause they got nothing else.

122 Allen,

Agreed. That is the main stumbling block when dealing with the ultimate questions; the empirical path is not the path to stick with in dealing with someone that transcends the path.

123 Hahaha. Radio newsbreak just said that Kim Jung I'll's official cause of death was "a heart attack brought on by overwork".

124 Maddog,

Unfortunately, that is the view held. I know b/c my office mate holds it; it doesn't matter what he knows to be true; anything negative against him has to be ( in fine knee jerk action) due to his race and not to his quality of work.

I waited for him to rip the Turner Gil firing at Kansas b/c he was didn't get a fair shake being black and all when we discussed it. To his credit, he said Gil deserved to be fired due to his record. However, in the same breath, he will not hold Holder and Bambi's record up as enough evidence to fire them.

125 I enjoyed this email message today:

02/02/2012   In the coming New Year, 2012, both Groundhog Day and the State of the Union address will occur on the same day.

This is an ironic juxtaposition of events.

One involves a meaningless ritual in which we look to an insignificant creature of little intelligence for prognostication.

The other involves a groundhog.  

126 So when asked, I'm just going to say I was on the shitter.
That's funny. I was on the shitter too!

127 It's simple, really. Gabe promotes the all-powerful judiciary because he wants judges to impose gay marriage without the consent of the governed.  Gabe is a one issue guy.

128 But she has no clue who the first to are, and is a former teacher- and therefore hates Rick Perry with a hot-hot hate.

Posted by: AllenG (Dedicated Tenther) says 'No' to RINO Romney at December 19, 2011 08:44 AM (KxyHe)

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Send her the link to that New Republic article in which they called Perry a higher education visionary.

I realize it's about higher ed, not secondary ed, but maybe she'll get some perspective.

129

Can anybody explain to me what Boehner is doing?

When I heard he was unhappy with the Senate's two-month extension of the payroll tax holiday, I presumed Boehner wanted to end it, not extend it a full year. (Isn't that what Obama wants?)

Does he just not want to deal with it until after the election? (I imagine that's probably the answer.)

130 _{^{125
Hahaha. Radio newsbreak just said that Kim Jung I'll's official cause of death was "a heart attack brought on by overwork".}}

_{^{Posted by: Lincolntf at December 19, 2011 09:33 AM (hiMsy)}}

If you call doggy styre "over", then yes.

131 The network left out a shot from their Tebowing gallery.

http://tinyurl.com/73yl233

It's one of my favorites.

132 Radio newsbreak just said that Kim Jung I'll's official cause of death was "a heart attack brought on by overwork".

Ha.
Well, we don't have to worry about that happening to our "leader"

133

@83:  "Remember that movie about a group of Judges that sanction extra judicial executions? Just saying..."

Yeahh...They're in emergency session right now...something about an uppity Presidential candidate.  The Burning Man will  have to wait.

What do you think the odds are that this sick f**k has been lurking around Zuccotti Park for the last few months? 

134

@89:  "Did anyone else notice our President sucks cock?"

ooooooh, I sure did!  I'm counting the hours until he gets here!

135 Vic@115 Sounds like something to do in part with Agenda 21.

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