I really thought I'd posted the stupid quote of the day already
The assault was a "big lie intended to serve as a pretext for fighting
terrorism and setting the grounds for sending troops to Afghanistan,"
Press TV reported Ahmadinejad as saying.
There aren't enough FUCK YOUs in my keyboard to even begin to express my contempt for this lying sleazebag. So where's the American government's revulsion, I wonder?
Oh, and hey CNN? I know you're probably just trying to figure out a variety of words so that your readers don't get bored, but I'd be giving you the Understated Stupidity Award of the Day if I wasn't convinced that someone else will probably stick their foot in their mouth today and it just maybe might be more ludicrously minimizing than your staff's writing.
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Posted by: glasses at March 07, 2010 03:26 PM (cqUZx)
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White House rebuts this nonsense in 3.... 2.... 1.... 0.... um.... -1..... -2.... wtf?.... -5
Hey, Obama fuckstain: Might wanna weigh in on this opportunity to rally the American people.
Or maybe you'll just sit by like the shitbag you are and smoke some more cigarettes.
Asswipe.
Posted by: tangonine at March 07, 2010 08:09 PM (C8Pcc)
Stupid quote of the day
I suppose security and safety is all fine and dandy when it's not you and yours being buried in mass graves or tortured in a palace basement.
"I am telling you honestly. Saddam was much better despite the fact he
was hurting and executing people. He was good with security and
safety," Abdul Wahab said.
Anyone want to take bets on whether this guy was a member of the Iraqi Republican Guard?
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There are no WMDs and other perverted thinking
One of the most vocal critics of the war in Iraq, former Chief UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter, has been arrested for slapping his wang in front of a supposed teenager online. I'm sure this, along with his two prior arrests for similar crimes, are all part of a federal effort to silence him.
While Harry Reid is out there telling the free world that us RACIST!!!eleventy!!! Republicans are as bad a opponents of slavery, women's rights, and civil rights, there are more people dying in the streets of Iran.
It's not a major headline on most news sites - after all, the MSM all ready covered this six months ago, and this time, there aren't compelling videos of young girls dying. In fact, journalists are on lockdown throughout the country of Iran, told not to venture outside until Wednesday at the earliest, so no one can contradict any of the Iranian state-run media reports.
"I saw three middle-aged women being shocked by members of the Basij using stun guns," a witness said in a phone call from a street near the university. "I ran away, but when I turned around I saw them lying on the street, their bodies shaking because of the shocks," he said. As he spoke, people could be heard screaming in the background.
Demonstrators battled security forces outside the university gates, another witness said.
"I can see stones flying through the air and clouds of teargas," he said in a call from Enghelab Avenue, which runs alongside the sprawling Tehran University campus. "The security forces are constantly preventing people from gathering." People waiting for buses were also being hit, the witness reported.
My thoughts and hopes are with you fine people in Iran for refusing to give up the fight and insisting on getting your voices heard. I commend you for your dedication, I mourn the losses you incur, and I hope (with, undoubtedly, less passion than you) that you will see the freedom from tyranny that you so obviously want.
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What gives me hope in this situation, is that thirty years ago, it was at these very same Universities that the Iranian Revolution was conceived because of heavy handed tactics by the Iranian government. I think they're about to get a taste of their own "Revolutionary medicine".
Posted by: MikeD at December 08, 2009 11:07 AM (FkL60)
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I would boycott stuff invented/produced by the Palestinians, but...uhhh...yeah.
Posted by: Sean M. at November 28, 2009 01:10 AM (rLWHv)
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I think you already are, Sean, since you're not supporting homicide bombings or Al Aqsa's The Children's Club.
I think an Al Aqsa fundraising telethon would be interesting to watch. I'm not sure if they'd end or spare the life of a giant Barney wanna-be for each fundraising goal met.
Posted by: Alice H at November 28, 2009 12:35 PM (qJHYy)
And speaking of Iran...
I'm sure everyone has seen the headlines regarding the three hikers that strayed over the Iraq border into Iran. Shane Bauer, Sarah Shourd, and Josh Fattal have been detained in Iraq since July 31, under speculation that they were spies. The Iranian state newspaper recently announced that the three will be charged with espionage. Sharia law dictates that espionage is punishable by death. I wonder how that compares to the sentence Najibullah Zazi is going to receive for attempting to blow up a subway?
The republic's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad suggested in September that the detainees' release might be linked to the release of Iranian diplomats he said were being held by US troops in Iraq.
And good old Hilly, all she's doing is crying "Can't we all just get along?"
Speaking in Berlin, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton condemned the news and appealed for their release.
"We believe strongly that there is no evidence to support any charge whatsoever," Mrs Clinton said.
She urged Tehran to free the group, calling on the authorities to "exercise compassion".
Shane Bauer is from Boulder, just a few miles up the road from here. I've never met him, and although I don't agree with his politics I've been insanely jealous of his photography work for quite some time. I can only hope that some of the bigwig Democratic fundraisers in Boulder are putting pressure on the Obama administration to bring these kids home. But who am I kidding? I'll be surprised if we see anything more than Hillary's brief statement.
I'm sorry for being a hard ass, but when you go hiking in an active war zone, simply crawling with enemies of America, and along the border with a neighboring state that wants us all dead, I don't think that you should:
A) Be surprised when you're taken captive by someone who wants to use you as a political pawn, and treat you horribly in the process;
and
B) Your country chooses to not put itself in the suboordinate position at the bargaining table of important (think, WORLD CHANGING) negotiations just to save your stupid ass.
We cannot afford to suck up to evil dictatorships every time some American wanders too close the border with those countries. I am still waiting for the other shoe to drop on the Clinton saving those two reporters thing. What did we promise NK to get them back? What will we have to lose in our negotiations with Iran to get these imbeciles back?
End of story, they've hurt us all with their adventurous selfishness, and they should expect to get thrown under the bus in the public interest (and since I'm sure they are lefties, then they probably will die happy knowing that their wills, needs, and lives were subordinated for the public good, don't you think?)
Posted by: Goober at November 10, 2009 12:54 PM (QNRoi)
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No need to apologize for being a hardass, I think this is (yet another) case of not thinking forward, both on the part of the hikers and on the part of the US. I've maintained for quite some time that I won't be traveling out of country right now, since I don't trust our government to look out for my interests if something awful happens.
More importantly, though, is that Iran isn't afraid enough of us to just hand over these three in an attempt to grovel and curry favor with our country. I don't want us to suck up, I want evil dictatorships to quake in their boots at the thought of crossing America.
Posted by: Alice H at November 11, 2009 09:46 AM (qJHYy)
Warhead technology's needed for power plants, isn't it?
Any bets on our pretty princess president lifting a pinky finger about this, other than to give a shout out to his buddy Ahmadinejad?
The UN's nuclear watchdog has asked Iran to explain evidence suggesting that Iranian scientists have experimented with an advanced nuclear warhead design, the Guardian has learned.
The very existence of the technology, known as a "two-point implosion" device, is officially secret in both the US and Britain, but according to previously unpublished documentation in a dossier compiled by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Iranian scientists may have tested high-explosive components of the design. The development was today described by nuclear experts as "breathtaking" and has added urgency to the effort to find a diplomatic solution to the Iranian nuclear crisis.
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So that's what the commies in China did with that information.
Posted by: Veeshir at November 06, 2009 11:40 AM (zXUuJ)
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Oh, they gave up the pretense about "energy" last year.
Gee, I can't imagine *cough* Putin *cough* who might have give Imanutjob sophisticated implosion technology. Maybe it was unicorns.
Posted by: cbullitt at November 06, 2009 11:41 AM (M/WbE)
3So that's what the commies in China did with that information.
Hmmm, idk, Putin may have given them a better deal.
Posted by: alexthechick at November 06, 2009 12:20 PM (8WZWv)
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Just so you guys know, a 'two point implosion' device is the type that can be used for extremely small nuclear weapons. It is a really inefficient design, but is apparently very small and easy to build. All they need is Plutonium...
Posted by: Jeff M at November 06, 2009 12:55 PM (8P3+x)
How fucking presidential
Over a third of the speech for 'shout outs', and seems more like his teleprompter has broken than that he's actually grieving during the last two thirds.
God bless our troops, and God bless those who have lost their lives or are injured today.
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He really said, "I want to give a shout out"? What is this, a damn pop radio station? For fuck's sake, man, you're the President; you don't give "shout-outs" while talking about a massive tragedy.
Posted by: Ember at November 05, 2009 06:24 PM (LdRAG)
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Awww, give him credit, Ember. There was a full minute and a half between the shout out and when he started talking about what's really important.
Oh, and fuck you, Ken Salazar, for grinning on a day like this. You demonstrated at the Shanksville memorial that you view terrorist attacks as nothing more than a political tool when you said "Obama's gonna get this memorial built!" and you've further demonstrated your callousness today.
Posted by: Alice H at November 05, 2009 06:36 PM (qJHYy)
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And fuck each and every liberal who gave President Bush grief for finishing reading to the kids upon hearing news of the September 11 attacks.
Posted by: Alice H at November 05, 2009 06:38 PM (qJHYy)
The Francop, the German-owned vessel seized
early Wednesday by the Israel Navy that was carrying weapons destined
for Syria and Hizbullah, is the second German-owned ship found carrying
Hizbullah-bound arms in the past month.
I'm sure Hezbollah was just importing weapons to protect their people from lions and tigers and bears, oh my.
Chancellor Merkel is at least pretending to be outraged about the incident, I suppose we should wait and see if this happens again before we go invading Germany. Oh, wait, the arms themselves are coming out of Iran, so maybe we should invade Iran! Oh, wait, we have a pretty princess for a president who would rather see Israel be exterminated than invade Iran. No, I think I'm being charitable there in overestimating Obama's love for Israel...
Updated with a picture of our pretty princess president.
Et tu, Emmerich, et tu?
Oh for fuck's sake. So. Apparently the only thing that doesn't get trashed onscreen (or maybe at all) in 2012 is the Kaaba. Why?
What's actually interesting is to contrast this with the people who wanted to get their landmarks trashed. Look, I'll admit that I don't really blame Emmerich for taking the less than brave way out. It's an idiotic destroy the world movie. No point in getting all head chopped because of it. On the other hand, this is the kind of self-censorship that's creepy. Really creepy.
Also, I will totally and freely admit that this post is just an excuse to post pics of Amanda Peet. Why? Because she's awesome is why.
Posted by: Ember at November 04, 2009 07:10 PM (LdRAG)
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Not an Amanda Peet fan since Saving Silverman. Her character should have been beheaded in that movie and then just because she played such an evil bitch she should have been beheaded in real life.
just sayin' is all
*disclaimer - if Amanda Peet ends up beheaded it absolutely wasn't me*
Posted by: chad98036 at November 04, 2009 09:30 PM (WNcvq)
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Honestly, would you risk your life for a movie as bad as 2012? Didn't think so.
Posted by: Daniel Ruwe at November 05, 2009 12:44 AM (pYXRq)
4Honestly, would you risk your life for a movie as bad as 2012? Didn't think so.
No, most likely not. But then again, I don't go around crowing about how I'm all "art for art's sake" and "speaking truth to power". As one of the Morons posted earlier in the week, if the "power" you're "speaking truth" to is a Western democracy, you're bragging about doing nothing even slightly risky. If you are "speaking truth" to dictatorial regimes (or other folks that will actually make an effort to kill you based on what you said), then you've earned bragging rights.
Posted by: MikeD at November 05, 2009 10:14 AM (FkL60)
This international mathematics Olympiad winner blasted Khamenei in person in an unexpected move, focusing on “supreme leader’s performance” and the “lack of criticism against supreme leader.”
In addition to criticizing Khamenei personally and the office of the supreme leader, this student also criticized the state radio and television’s biased coverage of issues and the police’s brutal crackdown of people protesting against the election results.
Ayatollah Khamenei was forced to respond to the student’s criticism, but according to several eye-witness sources, the supreme leader was so distraught by the student’s remarks that he cancelled the usual prayer session and left the meeting early.
Folks, never forget these people. They truly are taking their lives into their hands to speak out. Never forget the Poles, the Hondurans, the Koreans, or any other people around the world who try to speak out in the face of true threats, violence, intimidation, and torture.
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Amazingly, the events in Iran and England (See Rachel Lucas's Twitters) are just nowhere near as interesting to the American media as the Balloon Boy hoax.
If they had any self awareness I'd say they'd feel really stupid when the nuke goes off but they don't so I won't.
Posted by: Moron Pundit at October 18, 2009 10:33 AM (GC5S2)
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What's the over/under in hours before Obama apologizes?
Posted by: Paul at October 18, 2009 12:12 PM (GMd+q)
Here's yer Saturday morning cartoonsOur old children's favorite, Pioneers of Tomorrow, summed up in less than four minutes. Sorry, boss, they didn't crib your Bombi storyline.
Zee-zaw!This story about a couple of donkeys painted to look like zebras for the benefit of impoverished kids visiting a zoo would be kind of cute if it didn't come out of one of the most fucked-up corners of the world...
A genuine zebra would have been too expensive to bring into Israel-blockaded Gaza via smuggling tunnels under the border with Egypt, said owner Mohammed Bargouthi. "It would have cost me $40,000 to get a real one."
And if your people would give up their insane Jew-hatred (pardon me, Zionist-haterd, because that's totally different, you know), quit blowing themselves up among crowds of innocent people, and stop smuggling Allah-knows what else through those tunnels, your kids might be just a little bit better off.
As an aside, it's interesting to know that there's a price list for just about everything as far as smuggling goes. How much for a hippo?
Snakes in the Garden of Evil
The worst part about being a Jew? You can't do most of the stuff you're accused of. A lot of it would be cool Like this, for instance The latest rumor making the rounds among Arabs in Samaria is that Israelis are training snakes to attack innocent farmers
They almost caught one of the Zionist Serpent Entities but Local Arabs said that after the attack, the snake “escaped” toward
Ariel.
They don't give the Israelis credit, the snakes were supposed to bring back the squirrels. H/T Gateway Pundit
Shhh, Alex, you're giving away my secret plan for world domination by getting all the Morons to subscribe to my newsletter and then brainwash them into voting Ember for president.
Sexy pin-up shoots for political ads? Who wouldn't vote for that?
Posted by: Ember at September 09, 2009 07:38 PM (LdRAG)
Mad Mullahs or cartoon villians?
Today is "Steal from Yourish"* day. First up, we have comedy gold from the Mad Mullahs. "Today, the military is able to both detect
stealth cruise missiles and destroy them," the television quoted Miqani
as saying.
How do they do this phenomenal feat? He gave no further details.
I figure he couldn't because they're still trying to figure out how to photoshop a Klingon warbird into the pic. I always wonder if they realize exactly how silly they look when they say stuff like this.
*I know it's none of my business, but to any Jews out there reading this, at the next meeting you should nominate her to replace the incompetents you have controlling the media. If she's not on the ballot, start a write-in candidacy. The ones you've had in charge for the last 30 or 40 years have really sucked.
Is that a bomb up your ass or did you have the chili?
Sorta related to the last post, because after reading/seeing both posts, you are left with the question, "How gay is this?"
Okay, we've all seen the link about the Yemeni trying to blow up some Saudi oil tick. But Omar at Iraq the Model noticed something....odd. The bomb was up his ass. That's why the "prince" wasn't killed, the explosion went out the path of least resistance, you know, the direction explosions in the colon usually escape. Omar also asks if he put it there himself or: quote But on the other hand if someone else helped him do it then that makes the whole operation unholy, and very gay, right?
Much like wheel boys in the previous post, the answer is "Very gay".
I don't comment on "holy" or "unholy" anymore (none of my business), but when I was a believer, I'm pretty sure I would have said, "Unholy" whether it was up his ass or in his backpack.
The number of Israelis who see US President Barack Obama's policies as
pro-Israel has fallen to 4 percent, according to a Smith Research poll
taken this week on behalf of The Jerusalem Post.
Fifty-one percent of Jewish Israelis consider Obama's administration
more pro-Palestinian than pro-Israel, according to the survey, while
35% consider it neutral and 10% declined to express an opinion. The
poll of 500 people representing a statistical model of the Jewish
Israeli population had a margin of error of 4.5%.
A much-cited Post poll published on June 19 that put the first figure
at 6% had been cited by top officials in both the White House and the
Prime Minister's Office as the catalyst for recent American efforts to
improve the American-Israeli relationship. But the new poll proves that
those efforts have not improved Obama's reputation among Israelis.
Yeah. No fucking shit. Kinda tough believing in The Won when he has sided with thugs and dictators every time a foreign policy problem has erupted since he became President.
I am so gonna win that betting pool
You know, that betting pool I suggested where I think I'm the only one to actually make a declaration. Not the one in the actual post, the one in the comments where I suggested we place bets on who Obama is going to invade and when.
So I suppose the question is, if One Jerusalem's sources are correct and this isn't a bunch of unnecessary panic, what would be Obama's motivations for doing this? Would this be a simple case of Obama naively thinking that peace in the Middle East and a halt to international terrorist attacks would magically occur if Israel were effectively neutered, or would the destruction of Israel be more malevolent in nature?
Yeah, there's a whole lot of speculation here based on anonymous sourcing. Good manners prevent me from speculating on what sort of watery hell some people might now be occupying, so I'm gonna speculate on this instead.
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Hooray!!! There will be peace in our time. Pease in Palestine!!!! After all, the Zero says it is to happen, and you know by his track record of accomplishments that if he says it, they it happens exactly as he says it will. Hooray!!! Peace in our time!@!!
Posted by: TimothyJ at August 26, 2009 06:11 PM (IKKIf)
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It's not a good time to be a Jew anywhere except in America. And it has to suck being here and watching the rest of the world go freaking crazy.
Posted by: Veeshir at August 26, 2009 07:33 PM (XECIR)
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At least peace here. Because if His Wholly Reluctance actually does as Alice suggests, he will be dispatched to his just reward in the bowls of hell post haste.
Posted by: cbullitt at August 26, 2009 08:57 PM (aX02F)
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I'll take this opportunity to announce that if I ever get within arm's reach of Bill Maher I'lll end him.
Posted by: Tangonine at August 26, 2009 10:03 PM (C8Pcc)
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This would not be a shock: he chose to lick ice cream while Iranians were being shot, he is actively trying to reinstall a Marxist in Honduras, he is sticking it to Poland with his scaling back of the missile shield, he has stiffed and insulted the Brits at every turn, and so forth. So this would not be a shock.
What really galls me, though, is how the activist left has treated this, especially the online variety. Very little has been said to defend his actions I referenced above, or even spin it; instead, they have just put up a wall of silence, refused to even acknowledge much, if any of this, and try to starve the stories of oxygen and hope they goes away. In fact, they are sneeringly impudent about it. And that is what pisses me off more than anything.
Posted by: eddiebear at August 26, 2009 10:27 PM (9JSxh)
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^Yeah, they stopped being funny really fast and now they're just despicable. When they ignored the SEIU thugs, absolute embargo, and attacked the "tea baggers" after 8 years of batshit insane "protest", I lost any desire to laugh at them.
Posted by: Veeshir at August 26, 2009 10:32 PM (E/MBz)
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If this goes down, it will interesting to see the reaction of the folks I work with at a Jewish school in the bay area. I know one or two teachers that didn't vote for Obama, out of about 50. I've already heard a little grumbling from the Israeli-born teachers. I'll keep you updated.
Posted by: observer at August 26, 2009 11:10 PM (zYLQM)
