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Latest Articles: Opinions/Editorials
You Have Never Used the “N” Word? Can You Prove That?
Post Date: 2006-09-29 22:55:22 by alwaysontheright
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By John W. Lillpop Because life in the great state of Virginia is as close to Heaven as God will permit, politicians running for office there are at a loss to raise important issues with which to dazzle voters. As a result, the race for the U.S. Senate involving Republican incumbent George Allen and Democrat challenger Jim Webb has deteriorated into a petty word game of charges and countercharges over the use of racial epithets. The latest “Breaking News Headline” involves charges from well-known political-science professor Larry Sabato that Senator Allen did in fact use the N word in the 1970s. Go here: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/200 ...
How to bring manufacturing back home
Post Date: 2006-09-29 09:44:17 by A K A Stone
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n July, our trade deficit hit yet another all-time record, $68 billion, an annual rate of $816 billion. Imports surged to $188 billion for the month, as our dependency on foreigners for the vital necessities of our national life ever deepens. China's trade surplus with us was $19.6 billion for July alone, moving toward an all-time record of $235 billion for 2006 – the largest trade deficit one country has ever run with another. Our deficit with Mexico is running at an annual rate of $60 billion. With Canada, it is $70 billion. So much for NAFTA. With the European Union, it is running at $160 billion. America as the most self-sufficient republic in history is history. For decades, ...
Patrick J. Buchanan, Next President of the United States
Post Date: 2006-09-21 22:27:04 by A K A Stone
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Patrick J. Buchanan will be the next President of the United States. Mr. Buchanan is the most qualified man for the position. Mr. Buchanan is the most deserving of the position. Mr. Buchanan is the man whose views most closely align with the vast majority of the American voters. He will win an overwhelming, landslide victory in 2008. Every opinion poll, every discussion in the street and every newspaper’s letters-to-the-editors column shows that Americans want the borders secured and the illegal immigrants removed from our country. Every piece of economic data shows that middle-class life is threatened with the loss of jobs, outsourcing and manufacturing abroad. Every middle-class ...
Jonah Goldberg: So what if Democrats win the House in November?
Post Date: 2006-09-20 15:53:58 by TLBSHOW
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CONSERVATIVE Republicans have learned a painful lesson in recent years. It turns out power isn't all it's cracked up to be. Republican control of the White House and Congress hasn't resulted in lights being turned off in Cabinet agencies or enormous garage sales of office furniture. Instead, Uncle Sam is still looking like Marlon Brando at the end of his career: bloated, sweaty and slow-moving. The GOP has become a Brando-like parody of its former self, reading its lines about cutting government without plausibility or passion. The rub of it, from a conservative perspective, is that Republican control of the House doesn't equal conservative control. It may not seem that way to liberals ...
sorry i should not call sinners fags - i will from this day forth call them sinners and Godless people.....WHO WILL NEVER SEE THE GATES OF HEAVEN BUT THE FIRE OF HELL FOREVER
Post Date: 2006-09-20 10:03:14 by TLBSHOW
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sounds good to me hate to offend someone with the word fag, as sinner works just as well...
Have you been reading the news? By Goldi-lox
Post Date: 2006-09-18 21:54:31 by A K A Stone
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Have you been reading the news? They've decided that they want Iraq first, with it's prime location, and oil. They're all going there to fight as insurgents to get rid of the Americans. They they can buy nukes. Many folks here are helping them. Goldi-Lox posted on 2006-09-18 21:32:02 ET Reply Trace
Poster Comment:Damn that woman is stupid.
Paul Craig Roberts - Feeling Sorry for President Bush
Post Date: 2006-09-14 11:37:31 by TLBSHOW
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People are beginning to feel sorry for President George W. Bush. And with good reason. A new poll by Harris Interactive published in the Financial Times reveals that our traditional European allies regard the United States as a much greater threat to world stability than Iran, Iraq and North Korea. In European opinion, the axis of evil is Bush's America. Almost twice as many British, whose Prime Minister Tony Blair is complicit in Bush's war crimes in Afghanistan and Iraq, see the United States as the greatest threat to world stability than see Iran as the danger. In Spain, three times more people regard the United States as the threat than see Iran as the threat. Only in Italy does Iran ...
The Question Never Asked About 9/11
Post Date: 2006-09-13 08:14:27 by continental op
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As the media orgy over 9/11 subsides and the President57;s speech is still ringing in people57;s ears, there is one aspect of 9/11 that has somehow managed to evade examination in 5 years. The question which is never asked is "why?" Why did so many American citizens die on American soil that day? Why would people want to attack us in such a vicious and grandiose fashion? No answer? That is because the question is never asked. The reason it is never asked is because most Americans are like my father-in-law. When asked yesterday why he thinks people hate us, his response is that he does not care why and does not want to know. Sadly, neither do most Americans. Certainly the ...
Pursuing The Elusive Euro: Tribulations of an Ex-Pat
Post Date: 2006-09-12 13:49:29 by continental op
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I57;m going to tell you how I entered the underworld, and became a money launderer, and international drug wallah, and remorseless criminal, just like Carlo Gambino or Bin Laden or Condoleezza Rice. Yes. I am now of one blood with Pablo Escobar. It is a service of the Anglo-Irish Bank. I imagine that my picture can be seen on wanted posters in European post offices. How did I come to this frightful pass? I decided a while back to get such money as I have out of dollars. In the White House the Maximum Ferret was playing promiscuously at being Sergeant Rock around the planet, which he seemed to regard as his private litter box, and would one day inflate the currency to pay for it. He ...
The Karl Rove of Woodrow Wilson
Post Date: 2006-09-12 08:53:16 by continental op
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Senior advisers to the president of the United States are very public figures. Their impact on public policy is widely recognized, and the media often accords them more attention than cabinet secretaries and members of Congress. This was not always so. Col. Edward House, arguably the most influential presidential adviser in American history, is virtually unknown today except among professional historians. But this quiet, private man had an enormous influence on President Woodrow Wilson and American foreign policy before, during and after World War I. According to the British scholar Godfrey Hodgson, House "was the ablest diplomat the U.S. had produced up to his time and one of the ...
Mastermind Theater: Al-Qaeda Video Awards
Post Date: 2006-09-10 22:10:34 by Jhoffa_
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Mastermind Theater: Al-Qaeda Video Awards It’s becoming the olive-skinned noise of American elections: A few weeks before the vote, Osama, as if on cue, makes a video appearance. It happened in 2002, just three weeks before the mid-term elections that, thanks to a slight overdose injection of fear into the American psyche that fall, preserved the reactionaries’ majorities in the House and Senate. From a New York Times story dated Oct. 13, 2002: “American officials say they fear that terrorist attacks in the past week and taped messages from leaders of Al Qaeda signal the beginning of a new wave of terrorist activity and possibly a large-scale attack.” The attacks never ...
The Moral Insanity of State Terror Sadists
Post Date: 2006-09-07 23:56:40 by A K A Stone
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Bush's ballyhooed speech, full of swaggering braggadocio about his now-acknowledged secret prisons and the tortures his minions practice there (which Bush, using the usual prissy euphemisms favored by state-terror sadists, calls "an alternative set of procedures), made much hay of the information squeezed out of al-Qaeda factotum Abu Zubaydah. But as Ron Suskind noted in his piercing book, The One Percent Solution -- and notes again in a new http://Salon.com interview below -- Zubaydah is literally insane, suffering from a severe multiple personality disorder. He was never a top al Qaeda operative, as Bush claimed yet again in his bluster yesterday; and the "information" he ...
MISTAKES GEORGE BUSH DIDN'T MAKE IN IRAQ
Post Date: 2006-09-05 07:24:50 by Jhoffa_
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MISTAKES GEORGE BUSH DIDN'T MAKE IN IRAQ It has become fashionable for Democrats and other Liberals to intone the relentless mantra, "George Bush has made too many mistakes in Iraq!" at every opportunity, without ever bothering to explain exactly what those mistakes were and why they were mistakes, as if it were a self-evident truism. I understand this: they are determined to define themselves as the Un-Bush, right or wrong. They would rather be wrong than admit that George Bush has ever done anything right. Inexplicably, many Republicans and other Conservatives have fallen into the bad habit of intoning their own obsequious shibboleth in reply, "Yes, America has made ...
Whoa, Walter!
Post Date: 2006-09-04 22:37:15 by Jhoffa_
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Walter Williams, in a column deriding those of us who wish to avoid mass murder as being appeasers, says, "Today's Americans are vastly different from those of my generation who fought the life-and-death struggle of World War II." Whoa, Walter, that's jive, and you know it. You were born in 1936. You were 9 years old when World War II ended. Your generation didn't fight any struggle. You've spent your adult life in academia. You served two years in the peacetime Army, just like I did. We were both born in a lucky year. Williams boasts of our capacity to "wipe out" Syria, Iran and any other country with nuclear weapons, but then opines that we just don't have the will. ...
Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country - The Draft
Post Date: 2006-09-04 22:10:38 by TLBSHOW
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America's youth must serve their country, one way or another PORTLAND, ORE. – The United States military has a very big problem: Too many global conflicts and commitments - and too few soldiers. That's why it's time to reinstate the draft. A draft would do more than just harness the energy and idealism of the nation's youth to meet the military's unmet personnel needs. It would also tap more of the resources of the nation's women, heeding their demands for more gender equality by making their obligations more consonant with their rights. It would give the federal government more flexibility in dealing with conscientious objectors. And it would be fairer to African-Americans and ...
NUKE IRAN
Post Date: 2006-09-02 17:43:48 by TLBSHOW
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NUKE IRAN Written by Dr. Jack Wheeler Friday, 01 September 2006 Why isn't the world afraid of Jews With Nukes? It's terrified of the prospect of Mullahs With Nukes - but Israel already possess hundreds of nukes and no one freaks out about it. Least afraid are the Mullahs of Iran and their leader, Mahmoud Ahmadinutjob, who glories in threatening to wipe Israel "off the face of the earth" and arming its enemies like Hezbollah. The reason they are not afraid and the world is not worried about Jews With Nukes is what philosopher Ayn Rand called The Sanction of the Victim. She defined this as "the willingness of the good to suffer at the hands of evil." In other words, ...
Kool-Aid drinking Republicans
Post Date: 2006-08-27 16:24:38 by TLBSHOW
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I received an e-mail from a nice Republican, Christian lady the other day. She thought I was being too tough on President Bush. "I do believe you are a Christian," she said. "Check out Job sometime to see what the Lord has to say about 'friends' who judged Job! How easy for you to criticize. Where is your gratitude for the president's service?" Job? I've read Job. But I fail to see the parallel. Job was judged by his friends as sinful because of the afflictions he endured. How is criticizing the most powerful man in the world akin to judging those who are suffering? Nothing bad is happening to Bush. He hasn't lost his home and family. He doesn't have sores on his ...
George W. bush and the last ACT that will assure REPUBLICANS of a LANDSLIDE in November - TAKING OUT IRAN NUCLEAR PROGRAM
Post Date: 2006-08-24 00:26:54 by TLBSHOW
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tick tock and iran you are dead meat.......by george
ON 03/24/2002 - I TRIED TO WARN THEM BUSH WAS A LIBERAL RAT TRAITOR 0 HECK THEY EVEN AGREEDED BUT STILL MISSED THE TRUTH - THIS WAS A CLASSIC
Post Date: 2006-08-22 22:54:34 by TLBSHOW
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President Bush Jokes About Signing Unconstitutional CFR Bill comment found in Washington Post article here ^ | Sunday, March 24, 2002 | Kristinn Posted on 03/24/2002 8:22:33 PM PST by kristinn Edited on 09/03/2002 4:50:10 AM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history] The Washington Post reported today that President joked about signing the unconstitutional Shays-Meehan campaign finance reform bill passed by the Senate last week. Bush, in a statement issued Wednesday night, had expressed misgivings about whether parts of the bill were constitutional but said that he would sign the bill anyway. His decision to sign the bill has kicked up a firestorm of dissent in the conservative community, ...
TLBSHOW KNOWS THE OUTCOME OF THE 2006 ELECTION
Post Date: 2006-08-20 16:47:40 by TLBSHOW
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Look at the wind and you can see the way the 2006 elections will go
Poster Comment:zogby poll is wrong its not a tie or the economy stupid Paul Begala called his book "It is still the economy stupid" and now John Zogby appears and says the same thing. I wonder if Carville thought this plan up? Mind you this poll was taken before the Wellstone mess that the democrats did the other night. The new zogby poll is out and John says its the economy that is on voters minds and that America is at a tie again. I hate to shatter zogbys dream but from what I see the defense of this nation is number one and we are about to see a republican landslide next week in the 2002 election. Just like ...
Florida is at a moral crossroads [ FLORIDA CROSSED IT LONG AGO]
Post Date: 2006-08-14 20:45:14 by TLBSHOW
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Florida Is at a Moral Crossroads Political campaigns have a great way of revealing deeper truths about a society, and Florida’s gubernatorial election is no exception. After years of observing cultural trends, listening to stump speeches, considering candidate records, and speaking with Floridians across the state, it is clear that Florida is at a moral crossroads. When Gov. Ronald Reagan left California to lead our nation, Californians faced a stark choice between two visions for their state's future. To put it simply, they chose a culture of instant gratification, promiscuity, and secularism over a culture of principle, family, and faith traditions. They made the wrong choice, ...
The Republicans are going to lose control of the House of Representatives in November - and there is a 50-50 chance that they'll lose control of the U.S. Senate [but SEAN HANNITY WILL SAVE THE DAY]
Post Date: 2006-08-08 18:01:17 by TLBSHOW
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The House Collapses In just the last several days, knowledgeable political analysts on the right have come to a startling conclusion: The Republicans are going to lose control of the House of Representatives in November - and there is a 50-50 chance that they'll lose control of the U.S. Senate as well. Here's what has happened to bring so many analysts to this consensus: 1 Iraq is sliding more and more into an obvious civil war. And last week's Senate testimony from Centcom Comdr. General John Abizaid and Joint Chiefs Chairman General Peter Pace that the "sectarian strife" was very possibly moving toward a civil war was a startling admission by the two military men overseeing the ...
Joseph Sobran: Teach Your Children Well
Post Date: 2006-08-07 07:37:11 by Jhoffa_
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Teach Your Children Well by Joseph Sobran Because I write about politics, people are forever asking me the best way to teach children how our system of government works. I tell them that they can give their own children a basic civics course right in their own homes. In my own experience as a father, I have discovered several simple devices that can illustrate to a child's mind the principles on which the modern state deals with its citizens. You may find them helpful, too. For example, I used to play the simple card game WAR with my son. After a while, when he thoroughly understood that the higher ranking cards beat the lower ranking ones, I created a new game I called GOVERNMENT. In ...
Is Bush Setting Up Israel....Thoughts by OKCSubmariner
Post Date: 2006-08-06 20:26:13 by A K A Stone
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This is a very bad idea and would put a dagger at Israels throat. The members of the international force would be from countries that are proIslam, antiIsrael and prioHezbollah. It is a snare laid by Bush against Israel to force the "Roadmap to Hell" false peace agreement of the G4 and the Saudi Wahhabbist Royals, which has called for the use of an internatioanl force in and around Israel and in Jerusalem for the past 4 years. The Idea has been publicly called for before by Rice, Bush and Senator Lugar (CFR) of the Senate Internaional Relations Committee. Most of the members of the G4 (Qartet) Russia, the EU and UN are anti Isreal, pro Islam and proHezbollah. The head of the EU ...
The Barf & Retch (aka Big & Rich) media blitz
Post Date: 2006-08-06 14:04:35 by continental op
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I woke up this morning to a Barf & Retch media blitz. In a vain attempt to make these two bozo's country creditials the San Jose Mercury News reports, "They bring a touch of the surreal weirdness that's been sorely lacking in country music since the days of Gid Tanner and His Skillet Lickers." CMT Central, "Horse of a Different Color could be the most essential country album since Wanted! The Outlaws!"What's next? DNA samples to show they are the thirteenth cousins twice removed from Jimmie Rodgers? Puh-leese. What they are doing is not country. Heck, it's not even original. If you listen to the opening to "The Ballad of Big & Rich" is almost ...
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