Darfur, anyone!!
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New evidence has emerged that the Iranian government sees the current turmoil and upheavals in the Middle East as a signal that the Mahdi--or Islamic messiah--is about to appear. CBN NEWS - has obtained a never-before-seen video produced by the Iranian regime that says all the signs are moving into place -- and that Iran will [...]
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The iPresident...a broke model of an inept community organizer.
I guess Obama never learned there is no "I" in TEAM. The iPresident used his favorite pronoun, "I," 25 times during his speech on Libya.
Americans are still waiting for the day Obama says "I am responsible for making things worse" followed by "I resign." This will never happen because Obama is a narcissist.
America will have to suffer for another 2-years with the iPresident. In 2012, we can exchange the current iPresident for a newer, more sleek version with lots of apps and experience.
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Why They Hate Us
By Anthony Gregory
Tuesday March 29, 2011 at 2:29:51 PM PDT
Because the population stands by its government and war machine, despite years of continuing murder, torture and unspeakable spectacles of inhumanity like this. If you don't have the stomach to see the photos, here's a bit of prose from the Rolling Stone feature to digest:
Despite the provocative title of this blog, "they" don't really hate "us." Much of the Muslim world still looks fondly upon American culture. As Ivan Eland noted in 2003:
- [A] review of internal Army records and investigative files obtained by Rolling Stone, including dozens of interviews with members of Bravo Company compiled by military investigators, indicates that the dozen infantrymen being portrayed as members of a secretive "kill team" were operating out in the open, in plain view of the rest of the company. Far from being clandestine, as the Pentagon has implied, the murders of civilians were common knowledge among the unit and understood to be illegal by "pretty much the whole platoon," according to one soldier who complained about them. Staged killings were an open topic of conversation, and at least one soldier from another battalion in the 3,800-man Stryker Brigade participated in attacks on unarmed civilians. "The platoon has a reputation," a whistle-blower named Pfc. Justin Stoner told the Army Criminal Investigation Command. "They have had a lot of practice staging killings and getting away with it."
Somehow many in the Muslim world have been generally able to separate the American people from our government, even more charitably than many Americans seem to distinguish foreigners from their rulers. It is so easy for the common victims of U.S. wars to become dehumanized, whether by rogue soldiers or an indifferent political culture. While the premeditated slaughter described in the Rolling Stone story is widely seen as immoral, most of the inevitable deaths of tens or hundreds of thousands in America's elective wars are dismissed as "collateral damage."
- If the U.S. government really wanted to find out what the people in Islamic countries really thought about America, rather than commissioning a study, it would have been much cheaper to have asked John Zogby, a prominent pollster and study group member, and other prominent independent pollsters for the results of their numerous polls in those nations. Those polls show that people in those countries like American culture and political and economic freedoms, but despise U.S. foreign policy toward the Islamic world.
Foreigners should be forgiven if they resented "the American people" far more than they actually do. Most of us seem to care nothing of the atrocities committed in our name. Even worse, many of us actively support the politicians and military who bring these horrors to other people. We implicitly celebrate these acts of slaughter in parades for veterans. We "support our troops." We name streets and buildings after presidents who ended the lives of literally millions of innocent people. In the name of humanitarianism abroad, we enlist the help of a state that jails without trial, claims the right to do anything to anyone on earth, and has tortured hundreds or thousands of detainees to death.
By "we" I am referring, of course, to the American people as a group, which is problematic. Even worse is considering the government an extension of the popular will. American voters fight over which sociopath should run the war machine, condemning other nations for nuclear ambitions and human rights abuses while sitting comfortably amidst the largest prison population on earth and an unsurpassed arsenal of inherently aggressive weapons, including tens of thousands of nukes.
We argue seriously about what "we" should do to stop Iran from one day obtaining nuclear weapons, almost all in agreement that this is the U.S. government's business, even as we do not stand up and demand our government, the only one ever to intentionally murder civilians with atomic bombs, disarm unilaterally and unconditionally. We debate endlessly about the most minor details of domestic politics as a bipartisan empire financed with our tax dollars and central bank lays waste to countries, destroys the most priceless archives of cultural records, deliberately poisons foreigners by the thousands, prevents people from getting food and medicine, and drops terroristic death from the sky, perhaps more than all other governments in history combined.
Then there are those troops on the ground, chopping off body parts, shooting helpless kids for sport, gleefully playing with the remains of some of the millions of casualties of America's post-9/11 killing spree. The military apologizes for the photos, but not for the war that makes these atrocities inevitable. This is the rot at the soul of the American empire. When its leaders claim that their last round of bombing in intended to and will effectively secure human rights, why on earth would anyone in his right mind believe them?
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I recall when the Feminazi's attempted to get the Methodist Church to adopt the term:"The Mother-Father God"...They were successful.(Thankfully, I was of the "First Christian" Denomination.....Closer to Baptists, but just a little crispier fried chicken on Sundays, and our basketball team slapped the piss out of the Methodists and the Catholics, but I digress)
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 12:14 AM, plainolamerican <plainolamerican@gmail.com> wrote:
"A rat is a pig is a dog is a boy."
On Mar 29, 4:32 pm, Travis <baconl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Bacon is bacon is bacon.
>
> http://www.moonbattery.com/archives/2011/03/peta-demands-al.html
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On Mar 29, 4:09 pm, plainolamerican <plainolameri...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This is not about "occupation" or territory; it is about meaningful
> coexistence.
> ---
> Israel is a jewish nation ... that's coexistence?
>
> On Mar 29, 4:24 pm, Bruce Majors <majors.br...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Israel and the Occupation Myth
>
> > The hatred and violence that killed five members of the Fogel family existed
> > before the Jewish state did.
>
> > By DANNY AYALON
>
> > The recent murder of a family of five in Itamar shocked Israelis to their
> > core. A terrorist broke into the Fogels' home before stabbing and garroting
> > to death the two parents, Udi and Ruth, and their children Yoav, 11 years
> > old, Elad, 4, and almost decapitating Hadas, who was only three months old.
>
> > There has since been very little outcry from the international community.
> > Many nations who are so used to condemning the building of apartment units
> > beyond the Green Line remained silent on this sadistic murder. Meanwhile,
> > the few international correspondents to have covered the massacre have
> > placed it in the context of ongoing settlement-building and Israel's
> > so-called "occupation."
>
> > However, regardless of one's views on which people have greater title to
> > Judea and Samaria, or the West Bank, it is a historically inaccurate
> > distortion to claim that the occupation that breeds this type of violence.
> > If this mantra were true, then it must be the case that before the
> > occupation there was no violence. This defies the historical record.
>
> > In 1929, the Jewish community of Hebron—which stretches back millennia, long
> > before the creation of Islam and the Arab conquest and subsequent occupation
> > of the area—was brutally attacked. The Jews who had been living peacefully
> > with their Muslim neighbors were set upon in a bloody rampage, inspired by
> > Palestinian Mufti Haj Amin al-Husseini, who later became notorious as
> > Hitler's genocidal acolyte during the Holocaust. In two days, 67 Jews were
> > hacked or bludgeoned to death. Jewish infants were beheaded and Jewish women
> > were disemboweled. Limbs were hacked off the dead as well as those who
> > managed to survive.
>
> > On visiting the scene shortly after the massacre, Britain's High
> > Commissioner for Palestine John Chancellor wrote to his son "I do not think
> > that history records many worse horrors in the last few hundred years."
>
> > This and other similar pogroms happened, not only before the "occupation" of
> > Judea and Samaria, but even two decades before the state of Israel was
> > reestablished. From 1948 to 1967, Judea and Samaria were illegally occupied
> > by Jordan, which renamed the area the West Bank, in reference to the East
> > Bank of the Kingdom of Jordan that fell beyond the Jordan River. Not one
> > Israeli was allowed into this area, yet nor did Israel know one day of peace
> > in that time, during which it saw brutal attacks launched from the West Bank
> > against Israeli civilians.
>
> > Further evidence against the mantra that the occupation breeds violence can
> > be culled from Palestinian sources. Take Hamas's founding charter, for
> > instance, which does not mention occupation or settlements. What is does
> > contain are calls for the complete destruction of Israel, down to its last
> > inch, such as: "Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam
> > will obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it." The charter
> > goes even further, aspiring to a point in time when there will be no Jews
> > left anywhere in the world.
>
> > Meanwhile, the Palestine Liberation Organization, currently headed by
> > President Mahmoud Abbas, notes in its founding charter that "this
> > organization does not exercise any regional sovereignty over the West Bank,"
> > while still calling for a "liberation of its homeland." This was written in
> > 1964, fully three years before Israel conquered the West Bank during the Six
> > Day War.
>
> > It's safe to say that the violence and terror visited upon Israelis has
> > little connection to "occupation" or settlements. This myth has no
> > historical foundation, but is easy to proclaim for those who have little
> > understanding of the conflict.
>
> > Yet these fatuous canards only make our conflict harder to solve. The recent
> > massacre in Itamar highlighted the Palestinian Authority's ongoing
> > incitement to violence through its media, mosques and educational system. At
> > this point, the basic parameters of the peace process need an overhaul. If
> > our aim is to reach a peaceful resolution, then merely ending the
> > "occupation" would far from guarantee that, as history has shown.
>
> > Israel was assured in the past by the international community that if it
> > just retreated from Gaza and Lebanon, peace would flourish and violence
> > would come to an end. In both cases, this hope proved deadly wrong, and
> > millions of Israelis have been subjected to incessant attacks from these
> > territories since the retreat.
>
> > This is not about "occupation" or territory; it is about meaningful
> > coexistence. Only when the root ideological causes of our conflict are
> > solved can Israelis and Palestinians make the painful concessions necessary
> > for peace.
>
> > Mr. Ayalon is the deputy foreign minister of Israel.
>
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On Mar 29, 4:32 pm, Travis <baconl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Bacon is bacon is bacon.
>
> http://www.moonbattery.com/archives/2011/03/peta-demands-al.html
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| You can see how rail is being pushed around the globe...welcome to the early 1900 --- and that's the truth, really. Take a spin on a scooter this weekend. EU to ban cars from cities by 2050Cars will be banned from London and all other cities across Europe under a draconian EU masterplan to cut CO2 emissions by 60 per cent over the next 40 years. Top of the EU's list to cut climate change emissions is a target of 'zero' for the number of petrol and diesel-driven cars and lorries in the EU's future cities Photo: ALAMY  By Bruno Waterfield, Brussels 4:16PM BST 28 Mar 2011
The European Commission on Monday unveiled a "single European transport area" aimed at enforcing "a profound shift in transport patterns for passengers" by 2050. The plan also envisages an end to cheap holiday flights from Britain to southern Europe with a target that over 50 per cent of all journeys above 186 miles should be by rail. Top of the EU's list to cut climate change emissions is a target of "zero" for the number of petrol and diesel-driven cars and lorries in the EU's future cities. Siim Kallas, the EU transport commission, insisted that Brussels directives and new taxation of fuel would be used to force people out of their cars and onto "alternative" means of transport. "That means no more conventionally fuelled cars in our city centres," he said. "Action will follow, legislation, real action to change behaviour." |
I dunnno why I thought this was such a great e-mail.....But I did. The pictures are embedded, and if they don't come through, I will repost.
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On Mar 29, 4:32 pm, Travis <baconl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Bacon is bacon is bacon.
>
> http://www.moonbattery.com/archives/2011/03/peta-demands-al.html
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On Mar 29, 4:24 pm, Bruce Majors <majors.br...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Israel and the Occupation Myth
>
> The hatred and violence that killed five members of the Fogel family existed
> before the Jewish state did.
>
> By DANNY AYALON
>
> The recent murder of a family of five in Itamar shocked Israelis to their
> core. A terrorist broke into the Fogels' home before stabbing and garroting
> to death the two parents, Udi and Ruth, and their children Yoav, 11 years
> old, Elad, 4, and almost decapitating Hadas, who was only three months old.
>
> There has since been very little outcry from the international community.
> Many nations who are so used to condemning the building of apartment units
> beyond the Green Line remained silent on this sadistic murder. Meanwhile,
> the few international correspondents to have covered the massacre have
> placed it in the context of ongoing settlement-building and Israel's
> so-called "occupation."
>
> However, regardless of one's views on which people have greater title to
> Judea and Samaria, or the West Bank, it is a historically inaccurate
> distortion to claim that the occupation that breeds this type of violence.
> If this mantra were true, then it must be the case that before the
> occupation there was no violence. This defies the historical record.
>
> In 1929, the Jewish community of Hebron—which stretches back millennia, long
> before the creation of Islam and the Arab conquest and subsequent occupation
> of the area—was brutally attacked. The Jews who had been living peacefully
> with their Muslim neighbors were set upon in a bloody rampage, inspired by
> Palestinian Mufti Haj Amin al-Husseini, who later became notorious as
> Hitler's genocidal acolyte during the Holocaust. In two days, 67 Jews were
> hacked or bludgeoned to death. Jewish infants were beheaded and Jewish women
> were disemboweled. Limbs were hacked off the dead as well as those who
> managed to survive.
>
> On visiting the scene shortly after the massacre, Britain's High
> Commissioner for Palestine John Chancellor wrote to his son "I do not think
> that history records many worse horrors in the last few hundred years."
>
> This and other similar pogroms happened, not only before the "occupation" of
> Judea and Samaria, but even two decades before the state of Israel was
> reestablished. From 1948 to 1967, Judea and Samaria were illegally occupied
> by Jordan, which renamed the area the West Bank, in reference to the East
> Bank of the Kingdom of Jordan that fell beyond the Jordan River. Not one
> Israeli was allowed into this area, yet nor did Israel know one day of peace
> in that time, during which it saw brutal attacks launched from the West Bank
> against Israeli civilians.
>
> Further evidence against the mantra that the occupation breeds violence can
> be culled from Palestinian sources. Take Hamas's founding charter, for
> instance, which does not mention occupation or settlements. What is does
> contain are calls for the complete destruction of Israel, down to its last
> inch, such as: "Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam
> will obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it." The charter
> goes even further, aspiring to a point in time when there will be no Jews
> left anywhere in the world.
>
> Meanwhile, the Palestine Liberation Organization, currently headed by
> President Mahmoud Abbas, notes in its founding charter that "this
> organization does not exercise any regional sovereignty over the West Bank,"
> while still calling for a "liberation of its homeland." This was written in
> 1964, fully three years before Israel conquered the West Bank during the Six
> Day War.
>
> It's safe to say that the violence and terror visited upon Israelis has
> little connection to "occupation" or settlements. This myth has no
> historical foundation, but is easy to proclaim for those who have little
> understanding of the conflict.
>
> Yet these fatuous canards only make our conflict harder to solve. The recent
> massacre in Itamar highlighted the Palestinian Authority's ongoing
> incitement to violence through its media, mosques and educational system. At
> this point, the basic parameters of the peace process need an overhaul. If
> our aim is to reach a peaceful resolution, then merely ending the
> "occupation" would far from guarantee that, as history has shown.
>
> Israel was assured in the past by the international community that if it
> just retreated from Gaza and Lebanon, peace would flourish and violence
> would come to an end. In both cases, this hope proved deadly wrong, and
> millions of Israelis have been subjected to incessant attacks from these
> territories since the retreat.
>
> This is not about "occupation" or territory; it is about meaningful
> coexistence. Only when the root ideological causes of our conflict are
> solved can Israelis and Palestinians make the painful concessions necessary
> for peace.
>
> Mr. Ayalon is the deputy foreign minister of Israel.
>
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On Mar 29, 12:47 pm, MJ <micha...@america.net> wrote:
> The Daily Caller runs astoryon crybaby Mark Levin, advocate of endless war, the police state, and presidential dictatorship. Unmentioned is the dreaded name ofTom Woods. Like Levin himself, the DC links to none of Tom's takedowns. Instead, we are told that bigoted Ron Paulians -- "the biggest a-holes of them all" in Levin lingo --are mean to him, and so all their dissenting responses to his Facebook attack on Tom Woods had to be erased. In fact, the civil comments showed up Levin by quoting Woods, who actually knows American history. -- LHR Jr.Levin takes on Ron Paul supporters: 'I promise you his followers are the biggest a-holes of them all'ByJeff Poor- The Daily Caller | Published: 11:31 AM 03/29/2011 | Updated: 12:59 PM 03/29/2011
> There's no doubt that 2008 Republican presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul of Texas has some dedicated followers, and they're especially ambitious in using theInternetto spread their message.
> But that isn't necessarily appealing according to conservative talk host Mark Levin. On his Monday program, Levin said his staff has had some run-inson his Facebook pageandother social networking sites.
> "Truth be told, I'm not the administrator of my social sites, but I back the administrator," Levin said. "See, what happens folks is sometimes we get into these little discussions and the word goes out – flood theFacebooksite or whatever – through bloggers, through people who think by this kind of mob mentality, they're going to persuade people. They don't persuade anybody of anything. They annoy people and so the administrator has to clean out a bunch of them, particularly when they get into their hate modes. They keep linking back to other sites, which are intending to increase the hits on those other sites."
> Those engaging in this "obnoxious" behavior tend to be the followers of Paul, according to Levin.
> "And so we get into these debates on constitutional issues, on economics, on history," he continued. "And that's a good thing. Butthe Ron Paul people are the biggest a-holes of them all. Now some of you may be thinking about Ron Paul – I promise you his followers are the biggest a-holes of them all. Not necessarily because of what they believe, but the way they express themselves. They're obnoxious. They're like Marxists, really. The mob mentality, the language, true believers, and yet there is a lot that is sensible, particularly on the Rand Paul side of the family when it comes to the Constitution, and economics and so forth."Listen:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeR8K5Y0tUg&feature=player_embeddedLevin said it wasn't all of his followers, but the ones that tend to be aggressive with theirwebbehavior also dabble in other conspiratorial beliefs.
> "When it comes to actually defending this nation, the effort to twist the Constitution so the Congress is some kind of parliamentary body and to pull a quote from this founder, that one -- try and make your case, it's almost childish, goofy," he continued. "And then you get into the weeds and you got to pull back, look at the big picture. These are outliers. A lot of the people who follow him are truthers, conspiracy theorists behind 9/11. A lot of them are Israel and Jew haters, not all of them obviously. I'm not saying that, but you should see the stuff we had to pull off our sites, so I'm told. Again, I don't want to accuse everyone of that. That would be ridiculous."http://dailycaller.com/2011/03/29/levin-takes-on-ron-paul-supporters-i-promise-you-his-followers-are-the-biggest-a-holes-of-them-all/#ixzz1I0m1tRP9
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