Wednesday, May 24, 2006

More on Illegal Immigration

Millions of people from around the world are here inAmerica illegally. The issue of their status andwhether they can stay or not is not the focus of thispiece, the assumption is that one way or another theyare going to STAY here.

Recently, May of 2006, Mexicos President (VicenteFox) cam to America and was heralded by Mexicans wholive here, referred to as Mexicans Living Abroad.Unlike every other groups of people who has come toAmerica this group, more and more, is demonstratingnot that they want to be Americans but, rather, thatthey are loyal Mexicans living in America for purelyeconomic reasons.

When Fox was in the US, in Utah, his Mexicans LivingAbroad (10% of the Mexican population) greeted hisspeech with cries of Vive Mexico.

For Americans this was no doubt irritating, after allmany are here illegally, demanding rights (even theright to vote), and here they are swearing loyalty toa foreign power. The question is, however, what aboutthe church? What should the church be saying aboutthis?

The situation in Mexico is truly desperate, althoughthe economy is one of the best in Latin America. WhileMexico ranks number two in terms of Gross DomesticProduct on a per capita basis and number one overallfor the total size of their economy, the top 10% ofthe people have untold wealth while over 50% of thepeople are living subsistence lives.

The real problem in Mexico is not the economy itselfbut, rather, the total lack of economic justice. Thesituation would have boiled over into a civil war orsomething like that except that Mexico has an outletthat keeps the disaffected from turning on thegovernment: the truly angry and disaffected can LEAVEMexico and go to America.

This system works fabulously well for the wealthy,corrupt rulers. First, would b dissenters leave,second the immigrants send money home and the richMexicans get to keep over charging and under payingtheir families at home, and the rich Americancompanies are able to pay their workers next tonothing and still charge normal prices for the goodsand services produced.

If we examine the problem of illegal immigration thefirst losers are the common people of Mexico. Thepeople of Mexico have been led to believe that the USis both the problem and the solution regarding theireconomic status: because of the US they are poor andif they leave Mexico they will be rich. Meanwhile,those leaders who CREATED the horrible ills thatplague the people continue to demand and receive theloyalty of those people, as witnessed by Fox beinglauded by the very people his nations policies havedriven from them homes due to poverty into onlyslightly better living conditions and bondage up here.

The problem is not the people. The problem is thegovernment and the business leaders of Mexico: theyare the enemies of the People, not only of Mexico andAmerica but of the People of God who come from allnations.

The US government is not going to stop the flow, thereare too many rich Americans who would like to live offthe work of poor Mexicans like rich Mexicans do. The real fight is not against these illegals, it is ON THERE BEHALF.

Tuesday, May 23, 2006

8500 : 8400


8500 : 8400
Originally uploaded by m i k e b.
Chino, AZ.
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With all your heart


With all your heart
Originally uploaded by jakebouma.
Ancient Greek New Testament left, Modern on right.

Tuesday, May 02, 2006

'Today We March, Tomorrow We Vote'
That's pretty "in your face." Isn't it?
Will they vote the way they did that produced modern Mexico? Frightening.

U.S. immigrant boycott poll said not to effect 97% of those polled (source unknown) ..turns violenet in Santa Ana and Washington state.

Monday, May 01, 2006

One thing I can say for sure about the "walkout" today, traffic was great! it was like days of old when you could cruise leisurely and not be stuck everytime you turn a corner.

THAT'S ALL THERE WAS?: PALM BEACH CHARGES LIMBAUGH FOR 40 PILLS...

Boycott Is A Bust
Tancredo, appearing on Fox News Channel, said the waving of Mexican flags, the chanting of "Today We March, Tomorrow We Vote,” and the in-your-face flaunting of U.S. immigration law will not win many converts outside of large Latino strongholds.




Head of DHS US-VISIT tracking program wants global ID system.


Thursday, April 20, 2006


Dismiss Medical Benefit From Marijuana...

Why msut they smoke it anyway? Why don't they just ingest it orally?

Wednesday, April 19, 2006

Drive-By Media Claims McClellan, Rove

people who never listen always seem to be so sure of themselves.

A woman was hospitalized earlier this month with bubonic plague, the first confirmed human case in Los Angeles County in more than two decades, health officials said Tuesday.
more third world and dead diseases to come. Health care, health care, health care.
Mexico Harsh to Undocumented Migrants...

Sunday, April 16, 2006

Happy Resurrection Day! For all those that don't know, Resurrection Day is the day that Christians celebrate Jesus Christ rising from the dead; never to die again (unlike any other worshipped being in history).

Friday, April 07, 2006

Global Warming:
Scientists blame sun...

Gore urges moral crusade against 'global warming'...

urges attack on sun.

'Massive corruption' at U.S. Immigration
Ex-official: 'The system is incapable of ensuring the security of our homeland'

Border fence at San Diego has huge success
Apprehensions down 95% after authorities make crossing more difficult

Premature babies feel pain, but can't say ouch
Study of nerve activity in brain shows awareness at 25 weeks from conception

Failure to prove Darwinism nixes prof's grant
'Applicants should not have to justify (prove?) a fundamental fact of science to anyone' Sounds like faith.

Giant Eva Longoria seen from airplanes
Bikini-clad Hollywood star re-creation of Maxim magazine cover

Thursday, April 06, 2006

In a National Enquirere-esque move, NBC sent Muslim-looking men to NASCAR event to see if they'd get negative reactions.
Since this is where most Americans get their info, is it any wonder they are all misinformed? Imagine, if most people had the truth. YEs, there is truth and it should be sought after AND found. Without it, we will never have a moral compass with which to govern society.

Sunday, April 02, 2006

Illegal Immigration

I don’t care what country someone hails from, what the color of their skin is, or how friendly a person is. If they break our laws to get in the country, they need to go.

Reasons against:

  1. Increases on health care costs by: a. Emergency room walk-ins; b. importation of diseases once conquered in the U.S. but thriving in third world countries; c. unsanitary living conditions of over-crowded immigrant quarters.
  2. Fallacy that they only do work that our citizens will not do. Although it has started out this way we see many traditional blue-collar jobs slipping into the realm of “too lowly for the citizen.” Jobs such as construction jobs that I and many other citizens would gladly have accepted when they were at decent wage levels, now are undercut by low wage workers. Landscapers, cooks, drywallers, carpenters, you name it. This trend will continue to work its way up the wage scale into jobs that have yet to be threatened. Contractors and other employers will see an opportunity to cut their salary expenses drastically and start hiring illegals if it becomes acceptable (many already have).
  3. Once illegal immigrant workers become acceptable, lobbying will begin to take place in an attempt to improve immigrant working conditions and salaries; effectively eliminating the original premise with the end result of just increasing the countries population, decreasing its standard of living and overall health.
  4. Illegal immigrants are known to use fake Social Security numbers in order to obtain credit to buy commodities of all sorts. Can we really expect them to keep a clean credit record if they can merely get a new number after trashing the old one? After all, they were willing to skirt our laws getting in the country, obtaining false ID’s and Social Security numbers, why should they care about the health of someone else’s SSN?
  5. Illegal immigrants are often times (and commonly) paid “under the table.” This eliminates the tax revenue argument.
  6. Many of their wages is sent out of the country to their country of origin thereby stimulating that countries economy; not ours.
  7. Politicians from a party that shall remain un-named actively support their numbers as they view their presence as an opportunity to obtain their illegal vote. Let's call them "Un-documented Voters). Take the Motor-votor law for example. It’s harder for someone to rent a video at Blockbuster than it is to vote. Why? Because these illegal votes always go for those that promise them more handouts.
  8. No country can sustain uncontrolled immigration without spiraling into an inflationary economy rife with stagnation (Northern Europe anyone?).
  9. Jumping in front of law biding immigrant applicants is wrong.
  10. Finally, and MOST IMPORTANTLY, open borders are a danger to our security. al qaeda or anyone else with an axe to grind can simply get in through the Mexican border with a dirty bomb (or worse) and move about freely to reek havoc on any metropolitan area within our borders.

Bad idea people!

We cannot afford the long term consequences of this foolish action simply to appease our feelings of sympathy for non-citizens no matter how nice they are or how good our present economy is at present.

I have kids and I wish them to inherit a decent, thriving country without fear of disaster of any kind. I love my kids first. We are a country of laws. This is as it should be. They should be for the sustaining of our countries well being and shouldn’t be watered down for the sake of those who are easily duped into feeling like they would be biased or racist or uncaring if they don’t just decimate our current system.

History, reason and human nature are all indicators of the aforementioned reasons. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see the foolishness of allowing these things to occur-just a rational mind.

Friday, March 31, 2006

Wednesday, March 29, 2006

When, not if, will the United states citizens begin anti-Mexican protests and flag burning?

Tuesday, March 28, 2006

PM: nuclear power can save climate

Saturday, March 25, 2006

Moscow spies tipped Saddam on U.S. war plan

Friday, March 24, 2006

Sunday, March 12, 2006

Hecklers harass families of US soldiers killed in Iraq
It's jerks like these that non-Christians use as an example to dismiss all Christendom. Still, God won't allow it as an excuse.

Friday, March 03, 2006

Jimmy Carter Favors U.N. Over U.S.
Does he like Sudanese girls too?

Bush Didn’t Lie About Levee Breaching.

This is so typical of the inadequate, mudslinging style reporting that's been happening since the beginning of Bush's first term. Wake up America! Quit riding the sleeze band-wagon.

Thursday, March 02, 2006

Autism Declines As Vaccines Remove Mercury
Published in the March 10 issue of the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons,
Man. That's scary.

Red Tape Hampering U.N. Peacekeeping Reform
What else is new: Utopian Big-Government institutions are/will always be bogged downand ineffectual by red tape.

Chinese Police Detain 36 in Raid on Bible School

Tuesday, February 28, 2006

Ever wonder what the _expression "stuck on stupid" meant? Well here is an example: The grinning idiot clinging to Je$$e Jack$on is Cindy Sheehan... the sob sister protesting the war at Bush's ranch, who lost her son in the war, the same son she gave up in her divorce when he was 7 years old. And by the way if you wonder why she has so much free time ... she is going through another divorce right now and guess what? She is giving up custody of another son. As Forest Gump once wisely proclaimed, "Stupid is as stupid does."

Supreme Court rules against abortion clinics
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court dealt a setback Tuesday to abortion clinics in a two-decade-old legal fight over abortion protests, ruling that federal extortion and racketeering laws cannot be used to ban demonstrations.

Patriot Act Renewal Clears Final Hurdle

Coast Guard Denies Port Security Fears

Nurse raped for refusing to perform abortions
'The family came and harassed me but I never imagined they would do this'

In the irony page: Anti-War protesters plan War on Whitehouse




Thursday, February 23, 2006

I'm conservative...and happy

WASHINGTON -- To bemused conservatives, it looks like yet another example of analytic overkill by the intelligentsia -- a jobs program for the (mostly liberal) academic boys (and girls) in the social sciences, whose quantitative tools have been brought to bear to prove the obvious.
A survey by the Pew Research Center shows that conservatives are happier than liberals -- in all income groups. While 34 percent of all Americans call themselves "very happy,'' only 28 percent of liberal Democrats (and 31 percent of moderate or conservative Democrats) do, compared to 47 percent of conservative Republicans. This finding is niftily self-reinforcing: It depresses liberals.

Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Mystery blob eating downtown L.A.
"The street looked like it was about to pop. Everybody sort of stepped back and said, 'Whoa!' " said fire Capt. Al Gonzales. "Then we put two and two together."Authorities remembered that there's a petroleum drilling site two blocks from the apartment building. When they checked there, they discovered that workers were injecting high-pressure hot water into old wells to extract leftover crude oil.When the St. James Oil Co. halted the hot water pumping, the bulge in the street began to subside and the flow of oily liquid quickly slowed.

Court Allows Church's Hallucinogenic Tea

Saturday, February 18, 2006

Dems: We Don’t Have an Iraq Plan, But That’s OK

McCarthyism – No Longer a Dirty Word

Intellectual Takeout- a REALLY good website.

David's Friend Goliath Michael Mandelbaum, Foreign Policy (January 2006)If America is an imperialist force recklessly destabilizing global order as so many world leaders claim, why has no one come forward to do something about it? Michael Mandelbaum, professor of American Foreign Policy at Johns Hopkins University, argues that there is a gap between what the world says about American power and what it truly believes. Though they have powerful reasons not to admit it, world leaders understand most charges against the U.S. are false and that the U.S. is a positive force in world affairs. Understanding this, the Davids of the world have little reason to challenge Goliath. (read more)

Interpreter of 'Saddam Tapes' Suggests ABC Got It Wrong - On Wednesday night, ABC News played excerpts of tape recordings from the mid-1990s in which Saddam Hussein predicts a future WMD attack on the United States. But former U.N. weapons inspector Bill Tierney, the man who interpreted those tapes, says ABC News misinterpreted what Saddam was saying in those tapes. Full Story

A Hunter’s Take on Cheney’s Mistake

Like there's a good way to announce that the vice president shot someone by mistake. There's this cheesy way that pundits troll for an angle -- they try to frame a story on something ennobling, so it won't look like they're taking potshots (pun intended) at the veep while he's down. It's lowbrow fascination masquerading as high-minded principle, equivalent to news stations running an item about Pamela Anderson's boycott of the Kentucky Derby because of her animal-rights activism, when the real goal is to show B-roll of Anderson half-naked and undulating.

Cheney is reviled because he doesn't kiss the feet of the narcissistic media scavengers who believe the First Amendment establishes them as royalty who must be catered to, fawned over and accorded immunity for their own abominable behavior.

Rasmussen asked whether the accident "raises serious questions about his ability to serve as Vice President," or was "just one of those very embarrassing things that happens to all of us."
The result: 27% say it "raises serious questions," while more than twice as many, 57%, say it was "just one of those things." The press corps whiffs again.

Wouldn't it be great if Pres. Bush, knowing that Cheney isn't going to run for President, has Cheney resign over the matter at hand, then replaces the VP with his own annointed pick as successor to his presidency. That would be SO ironic for the liberal media. Gawd!!! I'd love to see that!

Monday, February 13, 2006

Friday, February 10, 2006

'Throttling' Angers Netflix Renters
Crooks! I knew they were doing this.

Thursday, February 09, 2006

The Balloonist And The Fisherman
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A woman in a hot air balloon realized she was lost. She lowered her altitude and spotted a man in a boat below. She shouted to him, "Excuse me,can you help me? I promised a friend I would meet him an hour ago, but I don't know where I am."
The man consulted his portable GPS and replied, "You're in a hot air balloon, approximately 30 feet above a ground elevation of 2346 feet above sea level. You are at 31 degrees, 14.97 minutes north latitude and 100 degrees, 49.09 minutes west longitude.
She rolled her eyes and said, "You must be a Republican."
"I am,"replied the man. "How did you know?"
"Well," answered the balloonist, "everything you told me is technically correct, but I have no idea what to do with your information, and I'm still lost. Frankly, you've not been much help to me."
The man smiled and responded, "You must be a Democrat."
"I am," replied the balloonist. "How did you know?"
"Well," said the man, "you don't know where you are or where you're going. You've risen to where you are, due to a large quantity of hot air. You made a promise that you have no idea how to keep, and you expect me to solve your problem. You're in exactly the same position you were in before we met, but, somehow, now it's my fault."

Pres. Bush causes fewer cancer deaths. A negative cancer rate seen as intolerant by the left.

Stop the glee lib's
AP: Dem Leader Reid Aided Abramoff Clients, Records Show

Wednesday, February 08, 2006

Jimmy Carter and Rev. Joseph LoweryShow Shameless Disrespect at Mrs King's Memorial

Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton Blast Bush at King Service

Lying at and politiczing at aMemorial is just about the lowest of lows and shows utter contempt and disrespect for the deceased. Again: to some, the ends justifies the means.

Monday, February 06, 2006

Francis Schaeffer on Education
From a speech given in 1982...
Now, moving from public schools to private schools, what is the priority? Notice I am not saying Christian schools, but all private schools, including Christian schools. If you are really going to do something here, you have to think larger than your own interest. What we must do in the private schools, including the Christian schools, is to stand against those who have done so much to ruin our public schools in not allowing them to get a hold on the private schools, and specifically, the Christian schools, through a control of the curriculum. What we should be doing is struggling to see that the Christian school's curriculum is not controlled by those who have with their world view ruined the public schools.
This does not mean that the state does not have a legitimate interest in the safety of the pupils in such a thing as a firedoor. There are Christian schools that have said the state has no right even to tell them not to have a fire trap. That is not so. The state has a responsibility to say that a group of people meeting in a building like this we are meeting in have exit signs around the room, so that if there is a fire you will not all burn to death, and that is equally so for the kids in school. So the issue is not something like fire doors. The issue is that they must not begin to bring the same destructive teaching into the private schools by the back door of curriculum control that they have brought so dominantly into the public schools. We must not allow them to bring in through the back door a control of the curriculum and especially at the very point where the Bible's content is denied and contaminated. Therefore, the protection of the Christian school curriculum is another one of the priorities, which Christians ought to be consciously and intelligently standing for.
However, let me say another side of this question of the Christian school and our protection of it. While we are saying that the Christian school is not to allow its curriculum to be corrupted, we must also say that the private school, and specifically the Christian school, should give a good education.
We are to say we are going to control the curriculum. We are not going to let the state bring in the materialistic view as the final reality through the back door. But if we are going to say that with any validity the Christian schools must be giving a really good education. It should not just be a matter of not teaching what is wrong in a twisted education that rules out a Creator. Our Christian schools should not primarily be negative oriented. It is to be positive.
It is not just to be negative. It should be a superior education, if you are going to really protect the Christian school. It should certainly teach the students how to read and write and how to do mathematics better than most public schools enjoy today. It should do that but it should also appreciate and teach the full scope of human learning. Christian education is indeed knowing the Bible, of course it is, but Christian education should also deal with all human knowledge. We can think of what I said previously about the humanities. Christian education should deal with all human knowledge - presenting it in a framework of truth, rooted in the Creator's existence, and in his creation. Real Christian education, if we are going to protect our Christian schools, is not just the negative side, it is positive, touching on all human knowledge; and in each case, according to the level of the students, showing how it fits into the total framework of truth, the truth of all reality as rooted in the Creator's existence and in His creation. If the Judeo-Christian position is the truth of all reality, and-it is, then all the disciplines, and very much including a knowledge of, and I would repeat, an appreciation of, the humanities and the arts are a part of Christian education. Some Christians seem absolutely blind at this point.
If Christianity is not just one more religion, one more upper story kind of thing (as I speak of it in Escape From Reason and in my other books) then it has something to say about all the disciplines, and it certainly has something to say about the humanities and the arts and the appreciation of them. And I want to say quite firmly, if your Christian school does not do this, I do not believe it is giving a good education. It is giving a truncated education and it is not honoring to the Lord.
If truth is one, that is if truth has unity, then Christian education means understanding, and being excited by, the associations between the disciplines and showing how these associations are rooted in the Creator's existence. I do not know if you know what you are hearing or not. It is a flaming fire. It is gorgeous if you understand what we have in the teaching and revelation of God. If we are going to have really a Christian education, it means understanding truth is not a series of isolated subjects but there are associations, and the associations are rooted in nothing less than the existence of the Creator Himself.
True Christian education is not a negative thing; it is not a matter of isolating the student from the full scope of knowledge. Isolating the student from large sections of human knowledge is not the basis of a Christian education. Rather it is giving him or her the framework or total truth, rooted in the Creator's existence and in the Bible's teaching, so that in each step of the formal learning process the student will understand what is true and what is false and why it is true or false. It is not isolating students from human knowledge. It is teaching them in a framework of the total Biblical teaching, beginning with the tremendous central thing, that in the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. It is teaching in this framework, so that on their own level, as they are introduced to all of human knowledge, they are not introduced in the midst of a vacuum, but they are taught each step along the way why what they are hearing is either true or false. That is true education. The student, then, is an educated person. I just say in passing, John Harvard understood that when he founded Harvard University. It was founded with this whole thing in mind. The student, then if he is taught this way, is an educated person, who will have the tools to keep learning and enjoy learning throughout all of life. Is life dull? How can it be dull? No, a true education, a Christian education, is more than the negative, though that is there. It is giving the tools in the opening the doors to all human knowledge, in the Christian framework so they will know what is truth and what is untruth, so they can keep learning as long as they live, and they can enjoy, they can really enjoy, the whole wrestling through field after field of knowledge. That is what an educated person is.
In short, Christian education should produce students more educated in the totality of knowledge, culture and life, than non-Christian education rooted in a false view of truth. The Christian education should end with a better educated boy and girl and man and woman, than the false could ever produce. Protecting the Christian school must carry with it more than the negative; it should produce a superior education in all areas of. knowledge, and notice I am saying all areas of human knowledge.
Permission is granted in advance by the author to anyone who wishes to reproduce this speech in part or in full provided that the following credit is given wherever it appears:
Copyright by Francis A. Schaeffer, 1982, "Priorities 1982". Two speeches given at the L'Abri Mini-Seminars in 1982.
The above permission is granted for non-commercial purposes only.

Sunday, February 05, 2006



Money better spent on education.ROFL

Saudi's Manufacturing Outrage
Now here’s a fascinating story from the blog
European Tribune on the recent Muslim riots over the Muhammad cartoons. This scenario sounds entirely plausible to me. One salient fact they point out, which I do not recall being reported anywhere in our media, is that these cartoons were published on September 30, 2005. That’s right, over four months ago. Why is the outrage only now brewing?

My take on FISA and consitutionality stated better than I could put it:
http://blisteringcheese.com/index.php/weblog/listening_in1/

Saturday, February 04, 2006

When Is Opposition Treason?
When you knowingly lie to turn people against their
own government you are committing treason
William R. Collier Jr.

Treason is the act of knowingly helping the enemies of
your country or betraying the trust of your country in
a manner that demonstrably weakens your nation
vis-à-vis its enemies.

The Democrats, or most of them, have been deliberately
lying about the president and this has indeed hurt the
US at home and abroad.

One lie is that Bush deliberately misled America about
Iraq, which has undermined the credibility of our
intelligence agencies and our government and has made
dealing with the situation in Iran more difficult. The
fact is that Saddam had weapons of mass destruction
and they disappeared (we have not located them). The
mere fact that WMD’s which can kill millions and yet
fit snugly in a few trucks have not been located is by
no means clear and conclusive evidence that they o not
exist. All the “evidence” that seems to support the
theory that the WMD’s never existed is taken seriously
while any evidence that indicates they were secreted
away is totally ignored.

This lie has been said so often that even those who do
not believe the lie are more cynical about their
president than they need be. So profuse has been the
lying by the Democrats that hardly anyone still even
talks about the WMD evidence that supports the initial
findings by the world’s intelligence agencies that
says Iraq had the WMD’s and that they were small
enough in size that they could easily have been hidden
or removed. We even have a former Iraqi Air Force
General who claims he was told by Iraqi pilots that
Saddam shipped out the WMD’s before we invaded. Iraq
also sent its air force into Iran during the first
gulf war, so the idea that Saddam would send the WMD’s
out as a last and final parting shot is credible.

I am not saying Iraq definitely had WMD’s, but the
idea that he never had them and still was willing to
see the US invade his country rather than give the UN
the access it needed to prove he never had them is
totally ridiculous.

Some have posited the theory that Saddam believed he
had the WMD’s but that he was being lied to by the
scientists. This is possible, but not probable in a
society that had layers upon layers of security
services, each spying on each other, and each desiring
to win Saddam’s approval by proving that the others
are less reliable. The idea that any group of people,
crossing many competing agencies, could come together
and conspire to keep the fact that they really didn’t
have the WMD’s that Saddam was told h had is simply
not credible but because this theory tends to make
Bush look bad it is taken very seriously and anything
that contradicts it is ignored.

This is not the only lie, there are many and each day
it seems that the Democrats lurch father and farther
away from reality and towards reason by deliberately,
and knowingly, seeking the harm of their own nation
because whatever hurts America hurts Bush and they are
quite willing to wade through piles and piles of
bloody American corpses to take Bush down.

Sadly for America this fifth column that favors Bin
Laden and Hugo Chaves over Bush and America gets away
with their treason because most Americans cannot
believe an elected leader, let alone an entire party
organization, would knowingly do and say things that
get Americans killed just because they hate the
President. Even more alarming, thanks to the complicit
traitors in the media, the American people may even be
so turned off to Bush and Republicans by these
ceaseless outright lies that they actually let the
traitorous Democrats regain the majority in Congress
or retake the White house.

Nothing is more corrupt than selling the lives of
Americans for political gain and convincing people of
outright lies about your opponents, even as you censor
the truth through your media and colleges, all for
your own hidden secular and socialist agenda that, if
implemented, would lead to millions of dead and
starving people.

If the Democrats should win through their treason and
fraud our only reaction can be to dissolve the union
immediately and restart the union amongst those states
that are not controlled by America’s enemies, the
Democrats. Today’ Democrats are not merely misguided
liberals, they are treasonous murderers and would be
socialist dictators who should be resisted by force
whenever they try to impose their pro-al quada and
pro-communist agenda on us.

Being a Democrat is synonymous with treason in my
book, whether you are a conservative, moderate, or
liberal, because that party is the party of America’s
destruction.

-Bill Collier,

Friday, February 03, 2006

Tribes gave to Reid after hiring Abramoff

Tuesday, January 31, 2006

Surprise, Surprise!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dem's say,"There's a Better Way." But fail to say what.

Now the Dem's are going to tell us how terrible things are. The sky is falling and Bush is causing all the worlds wo's. Come on Harry Reid, let's see you make a fool of yourself.


Rep. Lynn Woolsey, D-Calif., had invited Sheehan to the address as her guest.

"I'm proud that Cindy's my guest tonight," Woolsey said in an interview before the speech. "She has made a difference in the debate to bring our troops home from Iraq."


La. Turned Down Feds' Help, Documents Show
Two days before the Aug. 29 storm, HHS was told by the state's health emergency preparedness director that the help was not needed, according to an e-mail released Monday by a Senate panel investigating the government's response to Katrina.

Once again, if Bush haters had only been a little patient before throwing acusations, they would have avoided egg on their faces.


Monday, January 30, 2006

Congress caught making false entries in Wikipedia
Try as I might, I could only find liberal meddling.

Saturday, January 28, 2006

UCLA Profs are

Silencing the truth

Wednesday, January 25, 2006

Genereal Georges Sada, Iraq's #2 Airforce commander confirms Iraq HAD WMD and moved them to Syria (with Syria's knowledge) just before the U.S. invasion. Just as I have said all along.
Saddam's Secrets


The longer we wait, the more we find out, the less the liberals have to "impeach." Man, you'd think these guys LIKE having egg on their face.

When PC propagandists assure us that jihadist terror doesn't reflect "true," "peaceful" Islam, they're not only wrong, they're dangerous -- because they lull America and the West into letting their guard down against their mortal enemy. And not only do self-appointed "experts" lie elaborately and persistently about Islam -- they have also replaced the truth about Christian Europe and the Crusades with an all-pervasive historical fantasy that is designed to make you ashamed of your own culture and heritage -- and thus less determined to defend it.

Sadam video's (graphic):

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Tuesday, January 24, 2006

"Those who fail to learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them."
---George Santayana

One of the biggest history lessons, and apparently one of the hardest ones to learn, is that the truth eventually gets out. You can hold it down. You can repress it. You can't ban it.
If this were true in the bad old days, when communications were restricted, how much more so is it in cyberspace? Air America is dead.

Starbucks asks: coffee, tea or MP3?

Finally! an HONEST liberal!!!
LOS ANGELES TIMES COLUMNIST: 'I DON'T SUPPORT OUR TROOPS'...

Thursday, January 12, 2006

Who's Practicing McCarthyism Now?

Monday, January 09, 2006

Altec Lansing headphones for the DAP below

iAudio U3 B-Day/Christmas present to myself

Might have won, if it wasn't for that pesky DRM

Thursday, January 05, 2006

Smear campaign continues againts P Robertson

Robertson was "simply reminding his viewers what the Bible has to say about efforts made to divide the land of Israel." Robertson was referring to the book of Joel in the Old Testament to show a biblical perspective of God's view of Israel and efforts made from people who try to divide God's land, she said."In the book of Joel, the prophet Joel makes it very clear that God has 'enmity against those who divide My land.' God considers this land to be His. When you read the Bible, He said this is my land. For any Prime Minister of Israel who decides he will carve it up and give it away, God said, 'No, this is Mine," Robertson said.

Democrats Benefited from Abramoff Contributions, Too

The Democratic Party has decided to express indignation at the idea that an American citizen who happens to be a member of al-Qaida is not allowed to have a private conversation with Osama bin Laden. If they run on that in 2008, it could be the first time in history a Republican president takes even the District of Columbia.....

It is Democrats like Sen. Barbara Boxer who are leading the charge to have Bush impeached for spying on people with Osama's cell phone number. That's all you need to know about the Democrats to remember that they can't be trusted with national security. (That and Jimmy Carter.)

Thanks to the Treason Times' exposure of this highly classified government program, admitted terrorists like Iyman Faris are going to be appealing their convictions. Perhaps they can call Democratic senators as expert witnesses to testify that it was illegal for the Bush administration to eavesdrop on their completely private calls to al-Zarqawi. Democrats and other traitors have tried to couch their opposition to the NSA program in civil libertarian terms, claiming Bush could have gone to the court created by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and gotten warrants for the interceptions. The Treason Times reported FISA virtually rubber-stamps warrant requests all the time. As proof, the Times added this irrelevant statistic: In 2004, "1,754 warrants were approved." No one thought to ask how many requests were rejected. Over and over we heard how the FISA court never turns down an application for a warrant. USA Today quoted liberal darling and author James Bamford saying: "The FISA court is as big a rubber stamp as you can possibly get within the federal judiciary." He "wondered why Bush sought the warrantless searches, since the FISA court rarely rejects search requests," said USA Today. Put aside the question of why it's so vitally important to get a warrant from a rubber-stamp court if it's nothing but an empty formality anyway. After all the ballyhoo about how it was duck soup to get a warrant from FISA, I thought it was pretty big news when it later turned out that the FISA court had been denying warrant requests from the Bush administration like never before. According to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the FISA court "modified more wiretap requests from the Bush administration than from the four previous presidential administrations combined." In the 20 years preceding the attack of 9/11, the FISA court did not modify — much less reject — one single warrant request. But starting in 2001, the judges "modified 179 of the 5,645 requests for court-ordered surveillance by the Bush administration." In the years 2003 and 2004, the court issued 173 "substantive modifications" to warrant requests and rejected or "deferred" six warrant requests outright. What would a Democrat president have done at that point? Apparently, the answer is: Sit back and wait for the next terrorist attack. Also, perhaps as a gesture of inclusion and tolerance, hold an Oval Office reception for the suspected al-Qaida operatives. After another terrorist attack, I'm sure a New York Times reporter could explain to the victims' families that, after all, the killer's ties to al-Qaida were merely "dubious" and the FISA court had a very good reason for denying the warrant request. Every once in a while the nation needs little reminder of why the Democrats can't be trusted with national security. This is today's lesson. COPYRIGHT 2006 ANN COULTER

Smear campaign continues againts P Robertson

Robertson was "simply reminding his viewers what the Bible has to say about efforts made to divide the land of Israel." Robertson was referring to the book of Joel in the Old Testament to show a biblical perspective of God's view of Israel and efforts made from people who try to divide God's land, she said."In the book of Joel, the prophet Joel makes it very clear that God has 'enmity against those who divide My land.' God considers this land to be His. When you read the Bible, He said this is my land. For any Prime Minister of Israel who decides he will carve it up and give it away, God said, 'No, this is Mine," Robertson said.

Democrats Benefited from Abramoff Contributions, Too

The Democratic Party has decided to express indignation at the idea that an American citizen who happens to be a member of al-Qaida is not allowed to have a private conversation with Osama bin Laden. If they run on that in 2008, it could be the first time in history a Republican president takes even the District of Columbia.....

It is Democrats like Sen. Barbara Boxer who are leading the charge to have Bush impeached for spying on people with Osama's cell phone number. That's all you need to know about the Democrats to remember that they can't be trusted with national security. (That and Jimmy Carter.)

Thanks to the Treason Times' exposure of this highly classified government program, admitted terrorists like Iyman Faris are going to be appealing their convictions. Perhaps they can call Democratic senators as expert witnesses to testify that it was illegal for the Bush administration to eavesdrop on their completely private calls to al-Zarqawi. Democrats and other traitors have tried to couch their opposition to the NSA program in civil libertarian terms, claiming Bush could have gone to the court created by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and gotten warrants for the interceptions. The Treason Times reported FISA virtually rubber-stamps warrant requests all the time. As proof, the Times added this irrelevant statistic: In 2004, "1,754 warrants were approved." No one thought to ask how many requests were rejected. Over and over we heard how the FISA court never turns down an application for a warrant. USA Today quoted liberal darling and author James Bamford saying: "The FISA court is as big a rubber stamp as you can possibly get within the federal judiciary." He "wondered why Bush sought the warrantless searches, since the FISA court rarely rejects search requests," said USA Today. Put aside the question of why it's so vitally important to get a warrant from a rubber-stamp court if it's nothing but an empty formality anyway. After all the ballyhoo about how it was duck soup to get a warrant from FISA, I thought it was pretty big news when it later turned out that the FISA court had been denying warrant requests from the Bush administration like never before. According to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the FISA court "modified more wiretap requests from the Bush administration than from the four previous presidential administrations combined." In the 20 years preceding the attack of 9/11, the FISA court did not modify — much less reject — one single warrant request. But starting in 2001, the judges "modified 179 of the 5,645 requests for court-ordered surveillance by the Bush administration." In the years 2003 and 2004, the court issued 173 "substantive modifications" to warrant requests and rejected or "deferred" six warrant requests outright. What would a Democrat president have done at that point? Apparently, the answer is: Sit back and wait for the next terrorist attack. Also, perhaps as a gesture of inclusion and tolerance, hold an Oval Office reception for the suspected al-Qaida operatives. After another terrorist attack, I'm sure a New York Times reporter could explain to the victims' families that, after all, the killer's ties to al-Qaida were merely "dubious" and the FISA court had a very good reason for denying the warrant request. Every once in a while the nation needs little reminder of why the Democrats can't be trusted with national security. This is today's lesson. COPYRIGHT 2006 ANN COULTER

Wednesday, January 04, 2006

Tradgedy in WV causes news organizations to prove the scoop is more important than the truth (as the LA TImes, CoCo Times, SJ Mercury News and New York Times among others all reported 12 survivors on the front page of todays editions) and that fair weather Christians shouldn't expect any miracles.(James 1:5-8)
Families outraged
Hatfield's announcement sent Anna Casto, who lost her cousin, into a tirade......
Casto said the tragedy has shaken the faith of some in the community, who "don't even know if there is a Lord anymore," she said. "We had a miracle, and it was taken away from us."
John Casto was at the church when the false report arrived and later, he was there for the terrible news. After the first report, "they were praising God," he said. And after the second "they were cursing."
(full story)

Not taking anything away from her grief, but how can you give God the credit for a miracle one minue, and the blame him and curse him a second later? Do you think he even bothers with people like this? You know what they say..."There's no such thing as an atheist in a fox hole."

Tuesday, January 03, 2006

Alito’s biography (Princeton, Yale Law) and that of the recently confirmed Chief Justice John Roberts (Harvard College, Harvard Law) led me to reflect on the very different socialization of conservatives and liberals on elite campuses. The former spend their entire educational careers as a small minority surrounded by people whose political views - and often their social mores - differ sharply from their own.
Because of their minority status it is far more difficult for conservative students to entertain the illusion that all smart people think like them. They are exposed to many obviously bright young men and women whose opinions on almost every issue vary radically from their own.
Being forced to recognize that there are different points of view helps make bright young conservatives such good debaters. They learn early on the limited persuasiveness of shouting at someone with whom they disagree, “You’re an idiot.” Of necessity they have to develop the ability to cast their arguments in ways that appeal to those starting from very different premises. ...
LIBERALS CAN be wonderful people, and boon companions, but they often have a hard time dealing with people of opposing views - especially when they cannot dismiss them out of hand as idiots. Too often they have spent their entire adult lives surrounded almost entirely by those who think just like them, and it comes naturally to dismiss those of other views as intellectually or morally challenged.

Is the Wage Gap Women's Choice?

Saturday, December 31, 2005



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Tuesday, December 27, 2005

L.A. Times admits false claim about FalwellColumnist said minister tied Ellen DeGeneres to 9-11, Hurricane Katrina
The Times' correction Sunday said the column was simply "defending the separation of church and state."

Saturday, December 24, 2005

Merry Christmas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
16"For God so (A)loved the world, that He (B)gave His (C)only begotten Son, that whoever (D)believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life.

Wednesday, December 21, 2005

Anti-Christmas votes
Last week, the House of Representatives passed a resolution to protect the symbols and traditions of Christmas. The vote was 401-22 in favor of the resolution (5 voted "present"); below are the representatives that voted "nay."
Gary Ackerman (D-NY)
Earl Blumenauer (D-OR)
Lois Capps (D-CA)
Emanuel Cleaver (D-MO)
Diana DeGette (D-CO)
Jane Harman (D-CA)
Alcee Hastings (D-FL)
Michael Honda (D-CA)
Barbara Lee (D-CA)
John Lewis (D-GA)
Jim McDermott (D-WA)
George Miller (D-CA)
Gwen Moore (D-WI)
James Moran (D-VA)
Donald Payne (D-NJ)
Bobby Rush (D-IL)
Janice Schakowsky (D-IL)
Bobby Scott (D-VA)
Fortney Stark (D-CA)
Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL)
Robert Wexler (D-FL)
Lynn Woolsey (D-CA)

Associate attorney general under Clinton: President had legal authority to OK taps...
When many were counting the mainstream media irrelevant, the New York Times proved its ability to frame the political debate, undermine national security, and possibly force Americans to lose the War on Terror. The Gray Lady held a story about the Bush administration’s authorizing the National Agency to wiretap international phone calls involving al-Qaeda agents, even if one of the parties lived in the United States[note citizenship not the operative term], for more than a year, releasing the topic to promote a book written by Times reporter James Risen. This – happily, from the NYT’s point of view – coincided with the weekend the Senate was to debate the Patriot Act, resulting in a Democratic filibuster. Although the Bush administration appears to have done nothing illegal (see Ben Johnson’s story on that topic in this issue), the Times has teamed up with the American Civil Liberties Union to keep this story alive by adding a “new” story: the ACLU claims the Bush administration is spying on American leftists. (more)

DICK MORRIS: SPY STORY COULD BITE DEMS...
Resigned FISA Judge a Committed Clintonista

Bottom line: All the Dem's signed off on all this National Security stuff and now pretend to be shocked as though they knew nothing of it. Either they are stupid or they're playing politics with our lives and those of our children. they're NOT stupid......They play the public for a fool. Anyone biting? Sad to say, "yes, many are."

Tuesday, December 20, 2005

1st Amendment 'doesn't create church-state wall of separation'Court whacks civil-liberties group, OKs Ten Commandments display
A U.S. appeals court today upheld the decision of a lower court in allowing the inclusion of the Ten Commandments in a courthouse display, hammering the American Civil Liberties Union and declaring, "The First Amendment does not demand a wall of separation between church and state."
Attorneys from the American Center for Law and Justice successfully argued the case on behalf of Mercer County, Ky., and a display of historical documents placed in the county courthouse. The panel voted 3-0 to reject the ACLU's contention the display violated the Establishment Clause of the Constitution. (more)

Judge rules against 'intelligent design' Pennsylvania case among biggest since 1925 Scopes trial --Associated Press
Text of Dover 'intelligent design' statement:

"The Pennsylvania Academic Standards require students to learn about Darwin's theory of evolution and eventually to take a standardized test of which evolution is a part.
"Because Darwin's theory is a theory, it continues to be tested as new evidence is discovered. The theory is not a fact. Gaps in the theory exist for which there is no evidence. A theory is defined as a well-tested explanation that unifies a broad range of observations.
"Intelligent design is an explanation of the origin of life that differs from Darwin's view. The reference book, 'Of Pandas and People,' is available in the library along with other resources for students who might be interested in gaining an understanding of what intelligent design actually involves.
"With respect to any theory, students are encouraged to keep an open mind. The school leaves the discussion of the origins of life to individual students and their families. As a standards-driven district, class instruction focuses upon preparing students to achieve proficiency on standards-based assessments.

FLASHBACK: DEM LEADER HARRY REID ALL SMILES AT PATRIOT ACT SIGNING

Monday, December 19, 2005

House lawmakers approved legislation early Monday that would complete the transition to all-digital television broadcasts by Feb. 17, 2009.

Left-Leaning Media?
The majority of mainstream media tilts to the left... that according to a revised study by UCLA, set for publication next week. Among the findings: The Wall Street Journal, despite its conservative opinion pages, is the most liberal outlet, followed by CBS' Evening News, The New York Times, and the Los Angeles Times.
In fact, of the 20 major media outlets studied, 18 of them scored left-of-center. Programs ranked among the most centrist news shows include The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer and ABC's Good Morning America. Fox found the most centrist.
The study examines U.S. media coverage over the last 10 years, comparing individual news outlets with individual lawmakers. Lawmakers were scored on the basis of votes and speeches, while media organizations were scored on their references to think tanks and policy groups.
Hurricane Hit All
Nearly as many wealthy people died in New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, as did poor people, according to an analysis by the Los Angeles Times. While many of the bodies remain unidentified, findings show that of the 528 bodies recovered from identifiable addresses throughout the city, 230 came from middle and upper class neighborhoods the city's poorer areas accounted for 298 bodies. The analysis discounts claims that low-income residents were hit hardest by the hurricane.
Research conducted by Tulane University geographer Richard Campanella, who is quoted by the Times, suggests that New Orleans' predominantly white districts were just as vulnerable as predominantly black districts. A spokesman for the Louisiana Population Data Center associates Katrina's widespread effects with the city's diversity.


A global survey released today from Freedom House shows that the Arab Middle East saw a modest but significant increase in political rights and civil liberties this year. The survey — dubbed Freedom in the World — shows the number of countries rated as “Not Free” dropping from 49 to 45, the lowest number in over a decade.
And freedom grew worldwide with 27 countries showing gains and only 9 countries experiencing setbacks. Arch Puddington, director of research at Freedom House says, "The global picture thus suggests that 2005 was one of the most successful years for freedom since Freedom House began measuring world freedom in 1972."

Bush Admin-What isn't told: only international calls were monitored without court order.

Clinton NSA Eavesdropped on U.S. Calls

During the 1990's under President Clinton, the National Security Agency monitored millions of private phone calls placed by U.S. citizens and citizens of other countries under a super secret program code-named Echelon.

WMD released in Iraq: 'Dr. Germ,' others released in Iraq Board found they were no longer security threat

Saturday, December 17, 2005

Thursday, December 15, 2005

The Media’s Top 10 Economic Myths of 2005


GOP Congressman to Fox: 'Shut Up'
by Robert B. Bluey
Posted Dec 15, 2005

U.S. Rep. J.D. Hayworth (R.-Ariz.) said Thursday that Mexican President Vicente Fox should “shut up” about his opposition to a proposed U.S.-Mexico border fence.

Fox on Wednesday called the idea of a fence “disgraceful and shameful.”

“I’m going to step away from diplomatic rules and offer President Fox some straight talk: President Fox should shut up,” Hayworth told HUMAN EVENTS. “He should shut up about all of this because he is only fanning the flames of poor relations between our two nations. He needs to cease and desist.”


Hayworth continued: “What’s disgraceful is President Fox presuming to lecture the United States on how best to protect itself against an invasion -- an invasion that has his wholehearted advocacy. . . . He needs to stop his advocacy of an invasion of his countrymen into our nation. What’s shameful is that, as the president of the Republic of Mexico, he does nothing to stem this invasion. He actively endorses it.”


Jon Stewart Is No Newsman

According to an ABC News/Time magazine survey of 1,700 Iraqi citizens, released in advance of historic parliamentary elections on Thursday, “surprising levels of optimism prevail in Iraq,” according to ABC’s polling director, Gary Langer. “Despite the daily violence there, most living conditions are rated positively, seven in 10 Iraqis say their own lives are going well, and nearly two-thirds expect things to improve in the year ahead.”

Of course, those optimistic Iraqis don’t watch ABC, CBS and NBC every night. A new Media Research Center study of network evening news coverage of Iraq during October and November found the networks maintained the same negative approach our team found during a review of Iraq news during the first nine months of 2005. In spite of a successful constitutional referendum in October, the start Saddam’s trial for mass murder, successful U.S. offensive campaigns along the Syrian border and the return of a number of cities and town to full Iraqi control, the networks continued to offer mainly downbeat coverage of the situation in Iraq
.
If they do this to Iraq, imagine the influence their negative reporting has on US citizens concerning domestic issues.



Morgan Freeman Blasts Black History Month

Morgan Freeman says the concept of a month dedicated to black history is "ridiculous."

"You're going to relegate my history to a month?" the 68-year-old actor says in an interview on CBS' "60 Minutes" to air Sunday (7 p.m. EST). "I don't want a black history month. Black history is American history."

Freeman notes there is no "white history month," and says the only way to get rid of racism is to "stop talking about it."


Amen Mr. Freeman, amen!


State finances are the healthiest they've been in years, a new survey of state governments found, with tax collections higher than expected over the last several months. Costs remain a concern, however, as governments pay more for energy, health care and education.

Cash coming into states through tax collection is markedly improved,


TAX CUTS WORK TAX CUTS WORK TAX CUTS WORK TAX CUTS WORK


51 terror suspects nabbed trying to enter U.S. illegally
'If this isn't a wake-up call to our lax border security, I don't know what is'



Freedom of Religion in the 21st Century:
Housing officials 'cancel' Christmas

Federally funded facilities tell residents not to sing carols, decorate


Millions of Iraqis Vote in Relative Peace
upto 11 of 15 million



Doc: Stem-Cell Pioneer Admitted Fake Data...









Wednesday, December 14, 2005


The angry democrats originally supported a
war against Saddam when Clinton used it to fend off
Impeachment Hearings for his illegal acts in
office, and now they undermine the war against
terrorism and our troops, and they fight for the
so-called "rights" of the imprisoned muslim terrorists
and have gone so far at to dispatch their former
Democrat Attorney General, Ramsey Clark, to
defend Saddam Hussein in court ... and they do this as
America's sons and daughters are dying on the
battlefield, literally giving their all to prevent
another 9-11 on American soil.

Murtha, Kerry, Kennedy, Durbin, Pelosi, and the
rest of their allies in the mainstream liberal
media should be very proud of themselves …

John Kerry and his mentor, Ted Kennedy, along
with the rest of the conspirators, led the charge to
gut America's intelligence community and defense
establishment for the years leading up to 9/11.
In the final analysis, it is very accurate to
conclude the liberal agenda Kerry, Kennedy, Clinton,
and company pursued resulted in the atrocities
that were 9/11. And they now seek to sabotage the
war against terrorism and turn it into another
"Vietnam" in the Middle East, which would surely
plunge the world into a new Dark Age … and,
unfortunately, they appear well on their way to
achieving their goals … at least if you believe the
propaganda being spewed on the popular talk shows and
"news"-papers.

But regardless of what the partisans may say or
what polls emerge in the weeks and months ahead,
I trust President Bush will continue to pursue
the muslim terrorists, and continue to present
messages of faith, hope and encouragement, and never
let us forget that Freedom isn't free, and some
things are worth fighting and dying for!

Make no mistake, we are in the fight of our
lives, not only for ourselves, but for the last
vestiges of a civilized world beyond our shores.
This period in our history, in many ominous ways,
resembles the final years of the Roman Empire ...
and as history tells us, the loss of Rome ushered
in the age of the muslim barbarians, which was
appropriately dubbed the "Dark Ages."

Merry Christmas ... and may God bless America!

Continuing the proud tradition of the shameless liberal slant, CBS Offering Katie Couric $60 Million to anchor

Hillary Clinton is an extraordinarily successful senator. Everybody says so - including New York voters, 61 percent of whom report in the latest Quinnipiac survey she's doing either a "good" or "great job." However, in the literally hundreds of mainstream media reports touting Hillary's Senate performance, seldom are any of her accomplishments ever listed.

A review of her actual record, however, yields very little evidence to support the "good job" claims.


Religious McDonald's Sign Draws Attention In Raleigh

Woman Asks Restaurant To Remove Sign, 'Jesus Is The Reason For The Season' Poor woman! She might get converted against her will!!!!! Free country, m'am.



Woman found alive 63 days after earthquake

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Monday, December 12, 2005

An illegal alien twice deported by the U.S. "hit the jackpot" on his third try, gaining a job paying $44,000 a year and a federal loan helping him to buy a home in North Carolina.
Now, the 24-year-old Mexican is accused of terrorizing American women, as authorities believe he committed up to nine rapes in addition to other crimes.

Watch It NowGOP Fights Back With 'Dems Surrender' Video

Simple Question on Iraq Dumbfounds Democrats
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D.-Calif.) claimed this week she had not heard the stated position of Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D.-Md.) that it would be a disaster for U.S. troops to withdraw from Iraq—a position that sharply contrasts with her own call for U.S. troops to be removed within six months.

In a written statement released November 30 following President Bush’s speech on the Iraq War at the U.S. Naval Academy, Hoyer said: “I believe a precipitous withdrawal of American forces in Iraq could lead to disaster, spawning a civil war, fostering a haven for terrorists and damaging our nation’s security and credibility. I still believe we can—and that we must—achieve success in Iraq.”

The stark difference between Hoyer’s position and Pelosi’s has been noted in a front-page story in her hometown newspaper, the San Francisco Chronicle, as well as in the Washington Times, the Washington Post, on CNN and on ABC.

But when I asked Pelosi directly to comment on Hoyer’s remarks, she claimed to be ignorant of them, and retreated behind the Democrats’ latest catchword on Iraq: “redeployment.”

Israel readies forces for strike on nuclear Iran

Iranian president sticks by anti-Israel comments
Mon Dec 12, 2005 2:49 PM ET

TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Monday stuck by comments casting doubt on the Holocaust that drew censure from the U.N. Security Council and widespread condemnation by world leaders.

A racist that no Democrat calls to the carpet questions a judicial nominee

Joseph Biden announces Presidential run? he's worse than Daschle was! What an ego. He'll never win...won't even come close.

Monday, December 05, 2005

A government which robs Peter to pay Paul, can always count on the support of Paul. – George Bernard Shaw

Three Indonesian women sentenced to prison for the "Christianization" of Muslim children have lost their appeal, and observers of the courtroom drama blame Muslim extremists who threatened to kill the judges if they didn't hand down a guilty verdict. Full Story and See Video

A Texas judge Monday threw out a charge of conspiracy to violate the state's election code against former Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) Money laundering charges continue. Read News on the Web

Dem Chair Dean: USA Won't Win In Iraq -Wow!!! Now There's a Leader! Not!Sen. Kerry Accuses U.S. Troops of 'Terror'-Wow!! Lib's should be proud of their leadership now.

Joe Wilson Now Says He Supported Iraq Invasion By DiscoverTheNetworks.orgThe key "Plamegate" figure says that when President Bush "got the [war] resolution unanimously passed at the U.N., nobody applauded louder than I did." More>

Student protests universityover campus 'Holiday tree' Name changed because 'Christmas... creates a problem of exclusion' Wait till someone tells the libs that the word "holiday" actually droves from the words "holy day."

Our Pro-terrorist college tuition at work: Princeton cancels event featuring ex-terroristsSpeeches were to reveal mindset of Islamic suicide bombers
(video here)