Huffington Post loves Cheney

By William Teach June 25, 2005 – 5:23 pm

There was a pretty good contraversy going on regarding the Huffington Posts story on Cheney maybe going to a hospital in Denver, and the moonbats going loon in the comments, some going as far as to wish death on the VP. (h/t to Chris Short posting at The Jawa Report. sorry, TB down) They are such nice people. Well, the main hotlinker herself has decided, probably after getting caught by the right of center blogosphere, that the comments were just wrong. But Michelle Malkin and the California Conservative have some marked.

Now, before some goes "well, I get evil comments, too," take a look at THP’s comment policy:

Thank you for commenting on The Huffington Post. We read each comment when it is submitted, so there may be a delay before your comment appears.

Nuff said? Plus, she still hasn’t linked me or snarked me for sending in daily tips about THP hotlinking photo’s. That’s just rude.

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I’ll Say The “T” Word

By William Teach June 25, 2005 – 4:43 pm

There is a word that folks keep hinting at, in regards to the extreme left. Folks have written it in their blogs, and I have seen it on forums, but it is more of a passing thought, rather then a forceful one. The MSM’s won’t touch it. But, I will.

TREASON

Yes, that’s right, Treason. Beth at MY Vast Right Wing Conspiracy wrote a very impassioned post regarding the lunacy of the Left. Their constant condemnation of everything the USA does. And she is dead on. This leads into the actions and words of the Left. Those whose impassioned and unfactual cries lead into taking the side of the enemy, and giving them aid and comfort. That, my friends, is Treason.

But what of Free Speech, the Left will say? Well, they have the Right to critisize the Gov’t, but, per the same Constitution, as well as much earlier in it, it states in Article III, Section 3:

Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the Testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court.

The Congress shall have power to declare the Punishment of Treason, but no Attainder of Treason shall work Corruption of Blood, or Forfeiture except during the Life of the Person attainted.

Giving the enemy aid and comfort comes in the form of all the propaganda that the enemy has been given by the comments of people such as Durbin, Kerry, Kennedy, Dean, etc, whose words have emboldened the enemy to continue to fight against us. These same enemies have used the Lefts words against us.

Even more damning is the part about "adhering to their Enemies."

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Where’s The Outrage?

By William Teach June 25, 2005 – 1:01 pm

Several good one’s today, starting with this story:

Intelligence agents have arrested four Islamic militants and foiled a bid by them to carry out a suicide attack on a mosque in eastern Pakistan, a security official said on Saturday.

and then this one:

Three mosques of the minority Ahmadiya community were bombed by unidentified persons in the north-eastern Brahmanbaria district of Bangladesh, an hour before Fazr (morning) prayers on Friday.

According to reports, a series of bombs exploded at Kandipara village mosque where Ahmadiyas offer their prayers. The splinters hit Ayesha Begum (45) and Bashir Ahmed (25), who were sleeping in their houses nearby.

Where’s the outrage? Where are the Muslims decrying these dastardly deeds? Where’s the American MSM splashing these religions desecrations on their front pages? Oh, that’s right, the evil Bushlerites weren’t involved. Can’t talk bad about Muslim’s, eh American Media?

However, this is about fargin’ time:

Leaders from the Lodi Muslim Mosque plan to participate in a march in Lodi to voice their opposition to terrorism, mosque President Mohammad Shoaib said.

A date hasn’t been set, but the march will be in late July, Shoaib said.

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Kerry’s on the Rove issue: move on, nothing to see

By William Teach June 24, 2005 – 5:46 pm

Apparently, former rented presumptive Democratic Presidential candidate John F’ing Kerry found the Senate floor the other day. Was it to talk about the Downing Street Memo’s like he said? Nope. How about condemning Durbin? Nope. It was to whine about Karl Rove. But hey, guess what?

“Karl Rove doesn’t owe me an apology, he doesn’t owe Democrats an apology…"

Then Kerry pulls out his old talking points (he does realize he lost, right?)

  • We shouldn’t be letting ninety-five percent of container ships come into our ports without ever being physically inspected.
  • We shouldn’t be leaving our nuclear and chemical plants without enough protection.
  • “Mothers and fathers spend sleepless nights worrying about sons and daughters in humvees in Iraq that aren’t protected

Yawnarama. Next

Before wrapping themselves in the memory of September 11th, and shutting their eyes and ears to the truth, they should remember what America is really all about — that leadership isn’t insult or intimidation

I don’t really need to go look up all the old and new slurs that Kerry and the rest of the Project Moonbat have slung at Bush, his admin, Rove, the GOP, Republicans, etc, do I?

Oh, and BTW, John, last time I looked you were on several Senate Committee’s that deal with those issues, including Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Fisheries and the Coast Guard, and the Subcommittee on International Operations and Terrorism, among others. What have YOU done, John?

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Bomb that Mosque!

By William Teach June 24, 2005 – 3:12 pm

Islamics are at it again:

Dozens of small homemade bombs exploded on Friday near a mosque in central Bangladesh belonging to the Ahmadiya Muslim minority, police said.

But not by non-Islamics:

Earlier this month, New York based Human Rights Watch released a report accusing the Khatme Nabuwat umbrella group of Sunni Muslim extremists and its allies of attacking Ahmadiya mosques. It said the extremists had also beaten and killed some Ahmadiyas.

Why aren’t the Muslims going ape shat over this? Oh, that’s right, America wasn’t involved.

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What Pisses Me Off?

By William Teach June 24, 2005 – 3:08 pm

This is certainly one of the things. I hate these things:


Especially the ones that go off right after you’ve sat down, and spray your ass. Dont’cha just hate that?

What pisses you off?
Created by ptocheia

Found via Beth, who rocks!

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American Flag Bidness

By William Teach June 24, 2005 – 11:13 am

And, while I am at it, I want to introduce another fine blogger to the American Flag League. Give a big shout out to Conservative Thinking. Welcome aboard, matie!

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Roves Conspiracy?

By William Teach June 24, 2005 – 9:06 am

Chris Short, cross posting over at The Jawa Report, has an interesting thought:

Does anyone here think that Rove might have made his comments the other night so soon after Durbin’s inflammatory comments to prove how hypocritical liberals are?

Could be. I’m positive that Rove knows what kind of effect he has on the Lefties, who are going crazy insane at places like Kosbat, most of the folks on Kosbat’s blogroll, the DU, and just about everywhere in Moonbat land. What did Rove say?

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Any Oldy But Goody

By William Teach June 24, 2005 – 8:16 am

This one has been around the block, but, hey, it’s sorta relevant

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Woops, the original was too big. Sawwry

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Supreme Court Screws Homeowners

By William Teach June 23, 2005 – 10:41 pm

The AP almost gets this headline right: Supreme Court Rules Cities May Seize Homes. Though it could have read "Screw Homeowners" in Kelo v. New London.

Cities may bulldoze people’s homes to make way for shopping malls or other private development, a divided Supreme Court ruled Thursday, giving local governments broad power to seize private property to generate tax revenue.

In a scathing dissent, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor said the decision bowed to the rich and powerful at the expense of middle-class Americans.

This is hideous. It wasn’t about eminent domain to build schools, roads, or dams, but so that a private developer could build an office park and yup, expensive homes. The 5 who voted for this should be impeached for judicial misconduct. The SC is supposed to uphold the Constitution and protect the People, not bone them in the azz.

This hits somewhat home for me. The State of NJ has decreed that a new bridge be build over the Manasquan River on Hwy 70, so that a small number of people with big boats won’t be inconvenienced. My parents, who still live in Brielle, and I know several of the people whose homes are being taken away. It’s a travesty. I had a simple solution. Berth your large boat somewhere else other then the backass end of the ‘squan River.

You would think that the Left would be all over this issue. Sure, they hate private ownership, but they also hate when the poor and low income folks are taken advantage of. And this landmark ruling could lead to that. Need a new upperclass highrise? Evict those folks who live in a low income area. They don’t add much to the economy, anyhow. Put your casino up, no problem.

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