Archive for January, 2009

Jan 27 2009

What Price Peace Mr President?

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Obama took and interesting, if impotent, move today by making his first press interview directed towards the Muslim World: President Obama expressed optimism yesterday about the prospect of peace between Israel and the Palestinians, but he said a peace accord will take time and require new thinking about the problems of the Middle East as a whole. [...]

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Jan 25 2009

The Obidiot Arises, Opinion Polls Start Falling

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It has not taken Obama long to destroy the image of hope and change he presented the American People. As Pew just noted yesterday the top issues for this country – per the voters – is the Economy, Jobs and Terrorism. To date all of Obama’s actions have been irrelevant or undermining to these issues. [...]

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Jan 23 2009

Public Gives Cold Shoulder To Global Warming, Focused On Economy And Terrorism

President Obama and the Democrat Congress have a lot of challenges ahead of them – none of which they seem interested on taking on in a serious manner. Pew has just come out with a new poll which puts the beloved economically crippling concept of Global Warming dead last on the list of national priorities: [...]

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Jan 23 2009

Obama Moves On GITMO Without Any Plan In Place – Updated

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Sorry for the light posting, work is kicking my butt (which is a good problem considering). Just a kick post on what I heard this morning on the GITMO debacle. Seems President Obama issued the Executive Order to close GITMO without and plan or idea on what to do with the inmates there (most hard [...]

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Jan 21 2009

Update On al Qaeda’s Biological Weapon Mishap In Algeria

One of the most disturbing stories since we learned Polonium 210 was being traipsed through London and Europe surfaced yesterday. Polonium 210 is optimal as two kinds of WMD. First, it is a key element in early atomic weapons as part of the nuclear trigger which causes the atomic blast. Second, it is deadly in [...]

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Jan 21 2009

Obama’s First Act – Protect The Terrorists In GITMO

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Update: From Gateway Pundit and our readers we find that most Americans (i.e., the 70% or so who don’t support liberal policies) reject the idea of closing GITMO: Only 35% support Obama’s first move in office. I heard an interesting theory this morning, that the 120 day suspension is meant to kick this ridiculous act [...]

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Jan 21 2009

Bush Not So Bad – Historically

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The Wall Street Journal has an interesting graphic showing the popular support of US Presidents dating back to Harry S Truman. Historically Truman is considered one of our best Presidents, but interestingly enough his tough choices, like Bush’s, did not sit well with the public at the time. It was in hindsight that America got [...]

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Jan 20 2009

I Wish You Well President Obama, The Nation Rejoices A Barrier Finally Destroyed

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  We seat a new President today – our President. And we can finally close a chapter on the racial divides that split this nation from its inception. Our lofty goals for humanity were always deeply and morally flawed with the support of slavery and its aftermath of racism. We can finally say we have [...]

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Jan 20 2009

al Qaeda May Have Succumbed To Its Own Biological WMD – Updated!

Major Update: OK, I have no idea how good the reporting is from this regional news outlet, but what it is reporting is disturbing: At least 40 al-Qaeda operatives in Algeria died last week of the plague, the killer bug commonly known as the Black Death, prompting experts to speculate that al-Qaeda was developing the [...]

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Jan 20 2009

Pakistanis Begin Pincher Move On al Qaeda And Taliban

There appear to be two general areas in Pakistan where al Qaeda and radical Taliban elements have a strong hold. The primary power base for these radical Islamo Fascist groups is Norther and Southern Waziristan Provinces in the Federally Administered Tribal Area (FATA). The map above can be clicked on to go to a larger [...]

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Jan 19 2009

Farewell To One Of America’s Greatest Presidents

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  I know my support for Bush is derided by numerous small minded extremists on the left and right. But that puts me right where I want to be when it comes to getting any nod of respect. Those egomaniacs who have a network TV grasp of what it takes to wield power in this [...]

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Jan 17 2009

UN Supports Terrorism, To The Point Of Providing Jobs And Shelter

Forgive and Forget! it is an interesting concept. Some assume it means to pardon. Well, pardoning a minor insults, clumsy act or verbal gaffe is fine. But mass murder? Atrocities against innocent children? Using civilians as human shields? No, that is not the kinds of acts that fall under the Forgive and Forget clause of [...]

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Jan 15 2009

Finally! Top Federal Court Vindicates Bush On FISA-NSA

Final Comment: A lot of delusional liberals keep trying to claim this ruling means little. It is quite hilarious to watch a lot of people with law degrees miss the major points of the case. They seem to think if they ignore the main thrust on focus on irrelevant details there is an argument to [...]

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Jan 15 2009

Anyone Ready For Some Global Warming?

Update: Drudge is highlighting the century level records falling. I found this one the most chilling: Flint broke a 95-year-old record early Wednesday morning when the temperature plummeted to a frigid 19 below zero. The previous record? Minus 10, set in 1914, according to the National Weather Service. More here (and just about everywhere around the [...]

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Jan 15 2009

Obama’s Blunders

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Obama is looking pretty weak and without convictions before even being sworn in. The biggest concern I think every one has (supporters and the opposition) is the fact he is an inexperienced unknown upon whom people projected a lot of hopes and wishes (and fantasies). His handling of the Blagojevich incident was a bad first [...]

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