Saturday, December 17, 2005

Talk about hyper

Boy, with the hysterical responses from the Democrats after George Bush commented on the DeLay proceedings, you'd think that the Democrats had finally lost it.

Oh, yeah. They have.

Friday, December 16, 2005

The DOs and DON'Ts of Picking Up a Girl in the Computer Lab

It's funny cause it's true!

Hilarious.

365 and a Wakeup: New Set of Wheels

You don't get to read stories like this on the front page of the NYT.

Arnie's terminated

It seems that Arnold Schwarzenegger has been stabbed in the back by his hometown, Graz, when they voted to rename the Arnold Schwarzenegger Football Stadium over his approval of the execution of Stanley "Tookie" Williams.

Let's be clear, Tookie Williams started a gang responsible for over 10,000 deaths. He himself brutally murdered 4 people and has never apologized for it. Governor Schwarzenegger lawfully and rightfully allowed to die a cold and unrepentant murderer. And for that, you tear down a man who really broke the mold with his can-do attitude and brought himself from a nobody in Austria to Mr. Olympia to world-famous actor to governor of California? Get bent.

Thursday, December 15, 2005

Michelle Malkin: HISTORY-MAKING IN IRAQ

Here's a roundup of blogging on the Iraq elections, courtesy of Michelle Malkin.

Statistics Suggest Race Not a Factor in Katrina Deaths

Looks like Kanye West and those like him can shut the hell up about the federal government ignoring only black people during and following Katrina.

Seriously, I think that one big reason why there is a backlash against blacks from whites and Asians is because of their incessant whining about anything and everything. Everything bad that happens to them must be a product of racism. I'm not saying that there isn't racism in this country. There are legitimate grievances. But, they have no idea on how to pick their battles, and they lose credibility every time they're shown to be wrong. Just look at Jesse Jackson. Once, many people regarded him as a serious defender of civil rights. Now, he's just a buffoon.

Is King Kong racist?

To David Edelstein of Slate who notes the "implicit racism of KING KONG - the implication that Kong stands for the black man brought in chains from a dark island (full of murderous primitive pagans) and with a penchant for skinny white blondes": Get a life.

Wednesday, December 14, 2005

The Political Pit Bull :: Greatest Moment in Cable News, 2005

A little strong with her words, but Betty Dawisha, an Iraqi voting in America, voices her sentiments about those opposed to the liberation of Iraq quite clearly.

Take that, Howard Dean.

Via The Political Pit Bull.

The Globe and Mail: Washington scolds Ottawa

I suppose those with inferiority complexes must sometimes need to feel better about themselves once in awhile.

Some sage advice

Here's some sage advice for the party of Dean, Pelosi, Reid, and Murtha.

Via Instapundit.

Truck seized hauling load of bogus ballots

It seems that, not surprisingly, that Iran is trying to rig the Iraqi parliamentary elections. One more reason why I think that Iran should be the next to go. But, then again, Syria is looking pretty attractive these days.

**UPDATE**

There are now conflicting reports as to whether it ever happened.

Tuesday, December 13, 2005

A step in the right direction

When more than 1000 Iraqi Sunni clerics issued fatwas urging people to vote, it's another big step in the right direction for the future of the democracy project in Iraq.

Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy

Stanley Tookie Williams III has been executed.

Via Michelle Malkin, with roundup.

Monday, December 12, 2005

A low-down, dirty shame

Joe Lieberman is being attacked by his own party for his support of the war effort in Iraq: a position he has held since Persian Gulf War in 1991. It's so sad to see the Democrats reduced to becoming a pack of wild animals will to tear each other down because of insane Bush-hatred. Though I've disagreed with Lieberman's positions on morality in our media, he's always been a stand-up principled senator and one of the few Democrats I'd consider voting for President. The money quote that frames his troubles:
"Senator Lieberman is past the point of being taken seriously in the caucus because everything he does is seen as advancing his own self-interest, instead of the Democratic interest," said a senior Senate Democratic aide, who described discontent in that chamber as "widespread."

And what is the Democratic interest these days? To oppose everything that George Bush stands for and to destroy anyone, even their own, to do it.

Israel readies forces for strike on nuclear Iran

It looks like Israel is readying a strike against Iran around March at the earliest. It seems to beat my timetable by around 6 months, but I expect that the actual date will be closer to what I predict.