mojo on July 2, 2007 at 5:39 PM

I like your thinking….

Better add Putin, Assad and Pelosi to that list.

Tony737 on July 2, 2007 at 5:46 PM

Don’t forget China… which is really the biggest threat of all.

Knowing the ‘man’ and his proclivities where known by all but judging the man was not our job. Therefore, it came as no surprise the outcome on his return to Iran.

A word to the wise, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is a shorter version of the Shaw.

gmoonster on July 3, 2007 at 1:04 AM

That, my friend, depends entirely on what he’s smoking at the time in question.

Does Chavez know something about the North American Union that we don’t??

Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez and Iran’s Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who both often rail against Washington

Yeah, there’s cause for concern. One is a dictator in all but name only who’s countrymen are becoming increasingly unsettled. The other is perceived as a lunatic – even by the lunatics under lunatic standards – who can’t politically survive much longer. Losers unite!

Why does Dinnerjacket get described as one who “often rails against Washington.”
Why is there never included “and calls for the destruction of Isreal, the West, and Infidels of all stripes.”

If Pres. Bush ever called for the destruction of a country and a cleansing of its people, how often do you think that quote would be associated with him?

Gee, I wonder how they’ll be received?

wonder how long before Chavez and his country are turned into an Islamic state??

PaKeystoner on July 2, 2007 at 5:40 PM

Not long, I’m afraid. Chavez is already starting the ‘Islam is Peace’ stuff, so it won’t be too long. Here is a disheartening article regarding the Islamist connection to South America:

I wonder how our good friend Jimmuh Carta feels about giving away the Panama Canal now (probably delighted) that the Chinese are running it.

We’re doomed, I tell ya!

Hey, the little feller’s still gotta fly home, don’t he?

mojo on July 2, 2007 at 5:39 PM

That’s an interesting thought. Obviously nothing of the sort would be attempted outside of a state of war, but hypothetically, I wonder if an F-22 could make a plane “disappear” over the mid Atlantic without anybody being any the wiser. I suppose all it’d take is the recovery of one bit of fuselage or engine shroud showing inward-directed fragmentation damage to blow things wide open.

Or maybe I shouldn’t have even said anything. If there are any moonbats reading, the next time an airliner goes down over water somewhere they’ll be blaming it on the F-22 (which in their accounts will no doubt gain various supernatural powers like the ability to circumnavigate the globe unrefueled and induce failures in things like hydraulic systems via “black” directed-energy weapons, or pilot telekinesis, or dark sorcery, or something).

He’s arming up to protect himself from his own people.

Of course if some Spanish speaking Al-Qaeda type crosses the Mexican border with Iranian explosives and kills some Americans, all the arms the commies sell him will be useless.

I would hope.

Of course that will also be the end for the open borders crowd.

OhEssYouCowboys on July 2, 2007 at 5:46 PM

I’d happily send Chertoff that link, but, I’m pretty sure he’d just write me back and tell me that I’m pushing a Chavez/Hezbollah link because I’m a racist.

Is Chavez that stupid? Well, he’s fat and ugly, could stupid be far behind?

Video of the day, via Greg Hanke: And if you haven’t seen it yet, don’t miss this surreal clip of a prematurely embalmed Stalin “touring” Berlin shortly after WWII. Update: And speaking of World War II, “Out with the old……

But, JadeNYU, I’m sure that Chertoff has no “specific information” regarding any Chavez/Hezbollah connection, so no threat really exists. I’m going to call it the Chertoff Blankie Theory, to wit: when I get scared of the possibilities, I hide my face under my blankie, and call the possible … impossible.

And, thanks for the link – have you sent it to Homeland Security?