Archive for July, 2006

Jul 31 2006

Journalists Playing 007

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Journalists can be such ignoramouses. Check out this hyperventilating piece about a ground station in New Zealand, which one writer attempts to understand in the most hillarious ways. In fact, some of this is a direct rip-off of Wikipedia’s entry on the site. My favorite line is this one: Its two satellite interception dishes (shielded [...]

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Jul 31 2006

More Staged Photo’s From AP-Reuters-Qana

Graphic Warning – Pictures of Carnage When are we as a nation going to take the media to task for publishing staged propaganda as if it was news. Check out this AP photo at Yahoo of a picture of a young girl laying ‘in the rubble’ of a mosque. Clearly there is no dirt or [...]

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Jul 31 2006

Qana Staged?

Folks on the internet (welcome to the brave new world) and fair and balanced news organizations have been working to understand the Qana quandry. The attacks happened between 12 and 1 AM, and people evacuate. Then some ‘poor’ people take shelter and the building collapses. But as bodies are pulled from the ‘rubble’ pictures show [...]

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Jul 30 2006

Israel Kills Civilians In Air Raid, Did Hezbollah Target The Attack?

Update:Now there are questions as to when the building collapsed (H/T to readers and other sites like Hot Air). Did Hezbollah do more than entice an Isreali attack? Did they stage the attack including the demolition and killing? Which news agencies were first on the scene to cover this eleborate event? Update: Israel will be [...]

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Jul 29 2006

If There Is No Moderate ME, Then What?

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The liberals and the EU/UN bureacrats better hope Bush and company are right and a new Middle East is capable of arising from today’s conflict. They better hope a new future is around the corner where democracy and freedoms mellow a cesspool of leftover autocratic rules and antiquated notions of humanities role in the grand [...]

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Jul 29 2006

Al Qaida Linked To Bombay Bombings

When the bombings in Bombay (Mumbia actually) were first coming across the news wires I had noted earlier attacks in the day which preceeded the bombings and appeared to be a diversionary attack to distract security forces which were on alert for a possible attack. I felt this kind of planning and the precision of [...]

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Jul 29 2006

Proof Hezbollah Hides Amongst Non-Combatants

Pictures have been smuggled out of Lebanon showing Hezbollah cowards dressed in civilian clothes manning their artillery and launch pads, evidence that the Hezbollah fighting force truly hides behind the skirts of their women. The Melbourne man who smuggled the shots out of Beirut and did not wish to be named said he was less [...]

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Jul 29 2006

US Capture 4 AQ Suspects In Afghanistan

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Interesting news breaking from Afghanistan. Seems the US has captured 4 key Al Qaeda planners in Afgahnistan. The other news is 18 Taliban have been killed in operations across the country. While the terrorists are attempting a push back, it seems that it could be faltering. US-led troops arrested four suspected Al-Qaeda militants in a [...]

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Jul 29 2006

Political Genius

The GOP have just stolen a big issue right out from under the Democrats by passing a minimumn wage hike (first in 9 years, so there is plenty of cost-of-living room to raise this safely) along with making permanent a series of middle class tax cuts that are just common sense (like education tax deduction). [...]

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Jul 29 2006

Bush Takes Winning Over Polls

The news media are so easily manipulated you would think they have the common sense to at least be embarrassed about it. We have an election coming in the US. Bush’s poll numbers are down and his party would NORMALLY be expected to lose seats in Congress. The Jihadists and far left in this country [...]

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Jul 28 2006

Are Moonbats Attacking US Jews?

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Combine the news that far leftwing organizations like ANSWER are teamed up with leftwing kooks like Ramsey Clark calling support to Israel a high crime worthy of impeachment and you can see how some lefties may have become so unhinged as to attack a Jewish center in Seattle: t least two people have been shot [...]

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Jul 28 2006

Impeach Bush For Being An Ally Of Israel!

Ramsey Clark is the poster child of what went wrong with liberalism and the Democrats. A key figure in ancient Democrat administrations, Clark is well known as Saddam Hussien’s lawyer. But his insanity doesn’t stop there. Today he is calling on the Democrats to impeach President Bush (and I gather Tony Blair should be tried [...]

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Jul 28 2006

UN Takes Stand On Iranian Nukes

Maybe the Hezbollah-Israeli conflict focused the minds in the UN Security Council because, to my surprise, the UN has set a date certain for Iran to stop uranium processing or face sanctions will commence. The five permanent members of the UN Security Council reached a deal yesterday on a resolution that would give Iran until [...]

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Jul 28 2006

Minimum Wage Hike With Tax Cuts

The Democrats are going to lose their signature issue to some smart politics on the part of the GOP. The minimum wage has not been raised in 9 years so even a partial Cost Of Living increase would be harmless. If dems decide to kill it because the death tax elimination which is now in [...]

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Jul 28 2006

If You Can Kill Children, What’s Wrong With Making Them Cry?

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The policy of indifference to human suffering and death (as seen by the left’s push to kill fetuses and leave millions under the brutal dictatorship of the Hussien clan) demonstrates its poison on humanity in many forms. Michelle Malkin has uncovered a woman who makes children suffer so she can use their suffering to make [...]

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