Anybody else detecting some kind of trend here?

What could the linkage be?

profitsbeard on June 13, 2007 at 8:48 PM

Too many kids playing with matches???

Lebanese politician and son (and bodyguards/ blown up in Beirut.

People blown up in Gaza.

Anybody else detecting some kind of trend here?

What could the linkage be?

Remember the top blog dogs. Speaking of which, get in good with five of the best-read national conservative bloggers. The guide names names: Instapundit, Michelle Malkin, Captain’s Quarters, Power Line and Hugh Hewitt. Do the same locally. Do an interview with “one friendly blogger,” and interest from other local bloggers should follow.

Entelechy on June 13, 2007 at 6:03 PM

Scary and true.

None of those questions can be asked when one’s life is potentially in danger. The situation was very precarious, and probably this is not an isolated incident. However, they must be elevated, no matter what CAIR would do with them.

Entelechy on June 13, 2007 at 2:50 PM

Entelechy, amazing. Is your friend not going to report that? I think if that happened to me I would have pulled out my pen and paper and then begin asking questions. Where is your current residence? At what mosque to you pray? Do you have family here in the country? What are your hobbies? Do you have any friends here? What cab number is this? How did you come to the country? Why did you come to the country? When did you come to the country? Do you want to become an American citizen? Can I take your picture with my phone? Why did you leave Iran? Ooops sorry spilled my highly alcoholic drink. My bad.

Wow, I’m shocked how the latest Rasmussen poll shows that the vast majority of American voters are racists. I’m also baffled by how its possible for “a small, tiny, minute, fraction of loud mouths” to constitute a majority of American voters. I just don’t understand how thats possible.

A colleague arrived recently at RR Airport in D.C., near midnight and had to take a taxi to the hotel in Virginia. About 2 miles into the approx. 10-11 miles ride the driver said “I absolutely hate Americans”. She “you do? where are you from?” “Iran”.

She was in shock, fear, and in need not be dropped off in the middle of the night, nowhere. He enjoyed the situation, probably condemning the American businesswomen all the way, her not being at home, in a burqa. I asked her to report the incident, which she had completely dropped.

I wonder how much of this, or similar, is going on.

Guess it’s only alright when they kill Jews.

Works for me, cher! (Although French is a lot more of a PITA to spell.)

Laura on June 13, 2007 at 9:40 AM

We should just anglicize all the French spellings as well. That way we’d be pissing of the illegals by choosing English & French as our two languages – and, as a bonus, we’d be pissing off the French by creating a new French patois.

The way I see it, it’s a win/win situation for us.

Yep. Already vetted over at The Autopsy.

But the success of the recent wave of atheist books has been seen by some as a reaction to the intensity of religion in America and its intrusion into public life.

From Reuters article — Baptists see atheist books as sign of panic

Here.. our un-named Reuters pundit provides us with “the message” that Reuters is most interested in conveying. You see, as an American citizen anyone has a perfect right to express their opinion in the public square… Ahem… Er …. unless of course your are one of those “religious people” and then it is an INTRUSION INTO PUBLIC LIFE ! Thank you Reuters for making that clear.

Two women would-be suicide bombers caught on way to attack

Partial-birth martyrdom.

Boyfriend and new girlfriend beat boyfriends ex with brass knuckles and aluminum baseball bat. Feel the love in West Palm Beach. The vid was on Youtube, but I can’t find it.

Guess what type of school they attend? Yep, alternative school.

Rush Limbaugh has long been a thorn in the side of liberals, but now, because of him, some Democratic politicians don’t even want to join with a local radio station to broadcast hurricane information.

Radio station WIOD, AM 610, has been the official channel for emergency information from Broward County government for the past year. The County Commission, all Democrats, balked at renewing the deal Tuesday, unable to stomach the station also being home to Limbaugh’s talk show.

Commissioner Stacy Ritter said she did not want to support a station that’s out of step with area politics. Ritter, a Democratic stalwart in the state Legislature before being elected to county office, cited talk shows hosted by Limbaugh and Sean Hannity and WIOD’s partnership with Fox News.

“They have every right to speak, but we don’t have to do business with them,” she said.
…
Judy Sarver, the county’s public communications director, said WFTL and WLRN also offered to take on the role, but that she and other emergency planners preferred WIOD because of its signal strength, numerous FM sister stations and willingness to give Broward top play.

Let’s see: When dealing with a life-or-death subject like hurricanes, you can either go with a local station that has a strong signal and far-reaching presence, or go with an out-of-town station with a weaker presence and that gives YOUR area short shrift. Decisions, decisions.

Palestinians commit war crimes!

Ya think?

Of course!

And thanks for the article. The last I heard, carbeques were at 50+ a night. I didn’t know that they’re now at 90 a night. Oh, the carbon offsets.

My favourite line from the link:
A violent youth culture has sprung up, born out of lack of opportunities, racism and a failure on both sides for immigrants to integrate into mainstream French society. The burning of 90 cars a night is the work of desperate, attention-seeking clowns, not terrorists. It is a cry for help.

/sarc

Do we have a Truther at the U.S. Naval War College? Follow the very interesting trail.

Limerick on June 13, 2007 at 9:54 AM

Yeah right. And this–oooh look out boys. The mighty EU peacekeeping force is on the way.

The European Union would consider participating in an international force in Gaza if asked by the major players in the region, the EU’s foreign policy chief Javier Solana said Wednesday.

Poor EU shmucks. Usually the ROE are so simple–protect the Pali terrorists from Israeli retaliation. Now they won’t know WHAT to do. I think cooler heads will prevail in the EU. They’ll realize that being caught between two heavily armed, completely amoral armed militias is no place to be. After all they are peace-keepers right. So if it’s not a peaceful situation already. . .