A picture speaks 1000 words. Our Collaborator in Chief Barack Hussein Obama bows to foreign leaders every chance he gets. His latest is bowing before Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on his recent China trip.
Obama is bowing because of all the money he is borrowing from the Chinese Fascistic Imperial Regime to pay for his Progressive Policies. Another reason for his bow is that he really has a low opinion of America. The following article aptly describes how his self humbling acts has gain no favors from our enemies.
When he entered office, US President Barack Obama promised to inject US foreign policy with a new tone of respect and diplomacy. His recent trip to Asia, however, showed that it’s not working. A shift to Bush-style bluntness may be coming.
There were only a few hours left before Air Force One was scheduled to depart for the flight home. US President Barack Obama trip through Asia had already seen him travel 24,000 kilometers, sit through a dozen state banquets, climb the Great Wall of China and shake hands with Korean children. It was high time to take stock of the trip.
Barack Obama looked tired on Thursday, as he stood in the Blue House in Seoul, the official residence of the South Korean president. He also seemed irritable and even slightly forlorn. The CNN cameras had already been set up. But then Obama decided not to play along, and not to answer the question he had already been asked several times on his trip: what did he plan to take home with him? Instead, he simply said “thank you, guys,” and disappeared. David Axelrod, senior advisor to the president, fielded the journalists’ questions in the hallway of the Blue House instead, telling them that the public’s expectations had been “too high.”The mood in Obama’s foreign policy team is tense following an extended Asia trip that produced no palpable results. The “first Pacific president,” as Obama called himself, came as a friend and returned as a stranger. The Asians smiled but made no concessions.
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Obama is a disgrace to the Presidency and the Nation. He clearly views himself as Post American and a servant of the world. He regime collaborates with our enemies while attempting to silence opposition at home. This man’s incompetance is a menace to America and the world!
Tags: Bows, Post AMerican
American Presidents Don’t bow to anybody.
well, I guess now they do.
disgusting!
Doppelganger wrote:
FIFY
This scumbag has time to go to the Opera. Time for Leno. Time for Letterman. Time to entertain Hollywood idiots at lavish White house parties.
but mcChrystal waits 100 days and then gets less than half the troops he needs.
Barry Sottero is the worst president in american history. a dangerous neophyte of the lowest order
I bet Michelle trained him to bow, and now it’s just a reflex when he’s in the company of other non Americans.
Remember, the Great Leader’s ascendancy is him, not about the nation.
It would be all good and well if the Great Leader had any genuine humility, but we know better.
OT: Guy who wants to give terrorists a world platform was canned by DoD!
Charlie don’t surf and Wen don’t affirmative action.
“Barack Obama looked tired on Thursday”
spin -- he wasn’t bowing, he was nodding off…
“what did he plan to take home with him?”
answer -- cool camera’s you can’t get in the states for cheap…
“David Axelrod, senior advisor to the president, fielded the journalists’ questions in the hallway of the Blue House instead, telling them that the public’s expectations had been “too high.””
meaning…you should all know by now he is a weak person and to expect anything would be too much.
“The Asians smiled but made no concessions.”
interpretaion -- we didn’t get anything, but they really liked me.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
…wonder if Michelle told the Chinese premier to tap him on the head when he wanted him to stop “bowing”…
caption:
HAIL MING !
I never learned to bow in Military?
I thought he would be bad but his narcissism, anti-American sentiment, naivete, Chicago thug tactics, etc. are beyond what I thought an American president was capable of. Even Carter seemed to have some love for his country.
I can only say one word to this… disgusted This “man” (and I use the word lightly) is the WORST president we have had. He has no clue how the economy, world affairs, health care or government works. Other than that, he would make a good president….
Hey, have any of you seen the new Burka Barbie?
S the Elder wrote:
Well it would have been embarrassing if she loaned the premier her whistle.
@ Doppelganger:
Now that gave me a good laugh.. (and the movie is definitely a guilty pleasure..)
@ Nevergiveup:
This is just disgusting.
@ vapig:
Posted on it Sunday, it’s sick.
Damn, Chuck “Nontroversy” Johnson is nuttier than the original Moonbat:
George “Moonbat” Monbiot. Of course he goes on to say GoreBull Warming is still the one true Word of the Great Nothing, or something like that, but the point is he recognizes that this is too big to be swept under the rug and forgotten about. As much as he’d like to. He tries to trivialize it, but his own reaction bides against that.
vapig wrote:
Pathetic.
livefreeor die wrote:
Yes, but carter was an Annapolis grad and served on submarines I think. obomayomama has never served anybody or anything but himself.
He has no backbone. That’s it.
Doppelganger wrote:
True. Unfortunately, our President isn’t an American.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
Does she come with her own 9 year old sister you can marry?
Does she come with her own bruises?
Can you get rid of her is you say “I don’t want you” three times?
@ Iron Fist:
If Charles “Icarus” Johnson belived teh sky was Red he would push it, even if the facts proved otherwise.
That’s begging for a caption contest.
“Yo Wen, is that an eggroll in your pocket or are you just…..”
Zero’s a meat gazer afterall.
@ Rodan:
Sorry I missed it. You know society is under attack when they take a modern-girl American icon and throw her into a 7th century potato sack!
And the feminazi’s stay silent!
Sorry ladies.
@ Guggi:
You’re right in more ways than one!
He was abandoned by his father.
He was raised in Indonesia and Hawaii. (Hawaii is a state, but it ain’t America.)
He attended an elite private school, but no as part of the elite.
He was mentored by a communist.
He was spiritually trained by a racist-socialist-hate monger.
He partnered with a terrorist.
He champions “social justice”.
He’s a liar!
And we’re surprised he shows no patriotism for a strong America?
The Liberals thought they were getting a savior.
All we got was a socialist with a world community perspective.
@ Iron Fist:
Having lived thru the “Global Cooling” and realizing that Global Warming was being pushed by the same people, I have never bought into this man-caused tripe! That so many bought into it really distresses me.
“This man’s incompetence is a menace to America and the world!”
Those are eleven words that ring truer than true.
It makes no sense. Does Obama think this feigned humility will charm the bowees? If anything they are snickering, after the meets, behind his back in utter amazement for his doltish behavior. The only conclusion I can come to is Obama is trying to show them he is on their side and is inferior to them. This really places America in a bad light, and he is doing severe damage to our status in the world.
OT. Anyone watching CJ over at KOS jr go entirely berserk over the CRU climategate emails?
He won’t even let them be posted to back up arguments counter to his position.
@ Rodan:
I know
@ refugee000:
he’s only concerned with the legality, not the reality…
Why does this quote ring true when I thing of the 0-man and his minions…
“A government resting on the minority is an aristocracy, not a Republic, and could not be safe with a numerical and physical force against it, without a standing army, an enslaved press and a disarmed populace.”
-- James Madison, The Federalist Papers (No. 46).
@ refugee000:
if he had confidential e-mails from glenn beck you can bet they would be published.
chuckles is a hypocrite in addition to being a moron
@ refugee000:
Sounds like a little kid doing the “NAH, NAH, NAH.. I CAN’T HEAR YOU!!” when they hear something they don’t wont to..
vapig wrote:
if the world is now warming vs. cooling, does that mean we should start using products with CFC’s in them?…I’m hoping to get rid of my stick deodorant and move back to the aerosol can…
@ refugee000:
He’s in control damage mode.
@ refugee000:
Which raises an interesting question: does he really think all these dozens of bloggers and news sites that have published parts of the emails, or the link to the zip file, are all going to be rounded up and punished? If so, what does that say about his faith in the current government?
@ MikeA:
His arguments are becoming hysterical.
@ snork:
It says he doesn’t want to risk being sent to a re-education camp.
Over at the swamp, they’re getting their panties in a wad over this:
They’re calling it a “Puity Test” and Chucky has the gall to headline it “GOP Purity Purge-a-Palooza”. Funny, that, particularly considering purging seems to be his new hobby.
What’s the problem here? I don’t see a single thing here I disagree with; these are pretty basic and traditional principles of of the GOP.
@ S the Elder:
The irony there is that the “science” that lead to the ban on CFC’s in the US is weaker even than the “science” behind AGW.
A bit OT:
Wonder how the slime at the other place will spin this.
Right wingers /////
@ refugee000:
to be honest, I don’t look over there much anymore. occassionally to see how the train wreck progresses, but none of those left are people who were my friend. indeed, some have shown since my banning that they are quite hostile to me indeed, though they lacked the balls to say this to my face when I could defnd myself.
And that seems to be the modus operandi over there. Never debate your opponent, but hit them with invective while refusing to allow them to put on a case. It is the internet equivilent of putting our hands over your ears and shouting “La, la, la I can’t hear you!” So much for the “Web site that fact-checks your ass”. Now they dare not allow themselves to be fact-checked.
@ S the Elder:
That’s better
@ snork:
His sense of morality is skewed. He has no problem making libelous statements about other respected persons or kicking out hundreds, if not thousands, of once faithful commenters from his blog, just because we politely questioned him on numerous topics he himself brought forward; but when something comes to light that may take the bottom out of a subject he has pushed hard for, the facts are verboten on his blog with some sick and twisted sense of sainthood.
@ MacDuff:
agreed…I think an even more scary list would be to see the CJ’s purity list…which is probably more stringent.
@ refugee000:
These horribly damaging emails are seen as heresy in CJ’s AGW religion.
@ vapig:
Today in childs play land we find 18 year old Burka Barbie in an arraigned marriage to her 58 year old uncle Achmed. All is well except, Burka Barbie is afraid Achmed will behead her or honor kill her because after he took her Burka off, he found she had no distinguishable feminine features whatsoever.
@ MacDuff:
They’re calling it a “Puity Test” and Chucky has the gall to headline it “GOP Purity Purge-a-Palooza”. Funny, that, particularly considering purging seems to be his new hobby.
Worse than the pot calling the kettle black. At least the RNC outlines the rules they make their determination by. Hell, I just posted over at GCP back in 2007 and got banned from AtS.
@ Aladin Sane:
Sorry, my first paragraph was supposed to be “quoted”.
@ Eliana:
Charles is a deranged man. He hides in his Mommy’s basement becasue he thinks people are out to get him. If he read teh sky was green he would believe it. He’s a sick person.
Aladin Sane wrote:
We knew that
Beltfed wrote:
OMG…I was on that thread…the leap that CJ made to tie that to the tea party people was unreal even for him…so many posts were deleted for simply asking for the 48 hour rule to pass judgment…CJ would have none of it. I bet if you posted that over there, you would be banned.
@ MacDuff:
Let me guess: it’s 8, 9, and 10 that he’s defecating clay masonry units over? Or all of them?
@ Rodan:
There really is something wrong with him. He’s like a megalomaniac.
@ MacDuff:
It is about goddamned time. The republicans can lose nothing by this, and can shore up their shakey base considerably. I’ve been calling for this or something like it for a while. Yes, there are positions you have to take to be considered a Republican, just as there are positions that you have to take to be considered a Democrat. Just ask Joe Lieberman about that.
@ Beltfed:
comment “HelloDare”
I’m sure some will say that Glenn Beck drove him to it.
btw: people over there are not happy with the thread “GOP Purity Purge-a-Palooza”.
@ MacDuff:
Not sure I like the “three or more part”. What’s wrong with “who disagrees with any of the above”.
@ MacDuff:
I bet he is using this thread as a staging for sending more to Newbannedland.
He is willing to grovel a bit, to help lower the stature of America in the World.
@ Iron Fist:
It’s the new Contract with America.
Crusader Rabbit wrote:
But it doesn’t matter at this point now, does it?
Okay, 1.0, so people who question AGW and the studies saying it exists are deniers who are ignoring what is plainly there but no one can even post connections to e-mails showing a group of AGW researchers engaged in “questionable research practice”.
Increasingly, I have trouble reconciling the idea that the current Charles and the former Charles are the same person.
snork wrote:
Well, in his words:
“The far right section of the GOP is really feeling its oats lately, and now they’re trying to force the social conservative agenda down every Republican’s throat.”
I don’t see it as particulary “socially conservative”, but go figure.
He is i) unable to be a team player because he is ii) a control freak.
Eliana wrote:
Lady, you don’t know the half of it:
Lawmakers Probe Climate Emails
Feces, meet ventilator.
@ MacDuff:
That sounds like something Ronald Reagan would have said and designed. I like it.
as a republican you are free to run under any platform you like. just don’t expect the republican party to pay to help you.
seems very rational to me.
which is why chuckles the clown hates it
@ snork:
The truth always matters.
chuckles reminds me of that Duran Duran character from Barbarella
livefreeor die wrote:
Methinks he is having the same trouble. Eventually, one paints one’s self into a corner by taking increasingly intractable positions.
Scott Madsen @ 27:
Wow, it’s true, all Japanese genitalia are blurred out.
You gotta love that 0 will bow to the head of China but won’t invite John McCain to his state dinner.
By the way, if we’re having all these money issues and need stimulus funds to be dispersed throughout the country, why the hell are taxpayer dollars being spent to build a big tent on the White House lawn for tonight’s dinner? Surely big state dinners have been held in the White House in the past?
More from the WSJ article above:
Doods. The little dog has pulled the curtain back. Hollering louder into the microphone and pulling the flame levers isn’t really a good plan.
livefreeor die wrote:
Personally I’d prefer that Obama and his pals stay outa the house anyway
@ MacDuff:
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?
snork wrote:
Well, I bet I know at least one web site that will cover that report on Tuesday. And ban anyone who questions it.
Guggi wrote:
someone just posted the original LGF post…CJ purged all of his comments from the original thread…
Crusader Rabbit wrote:
What I meant is it’s not going to change anything at this point. The replacement refrigerant makers (and I used to work for one, so I know all too well how this game is played) are now agitating for another round of replacements, as their patents run out.
Until this is unmasked, we can expect crises to show up about the time the patents on the previous generation products expire in perpituity. Isn’t environmental crony capitalism grand?
@ song_and_dance_man:
It looks like what the Republican Party Platform should have been for the last thirty years. I whole-heartedly approve. If CJ hates it, it probably means it is good for the Republican Party. Now that we’ve got him figured out, he isn’t that hard to read.
@ S the Elder:
Then I will repost it here:
In the parade of nations that opens the Olympic games, flag-bearers would dip their country’s flag while passing the host nation’s representatives. In 1908, the American flag bearer didn’t, saying “This flag dips for no earthly king.” Of course, leftist scholars scramble to poo-poo this by reporting that it did dip three times in the ’20s and ’30s, and claiming the original motivation was racism. But the idea behind it, that Americans recognize no authority over us, even our own government, because “the people” rule themselves, remains. And this of course drives leftists nuts. They claim we are arrogant, rude, and any other bad spin they can hurl at the act of not bowing our flag before the kings of other nations. Nonetheless, and despite the intentions of some leftist American athletes, the traditions remains.
All that work for nuthin’ if our leader is literally bowing and scraping.
Obama is Mr. Collins from Pride And Prejudice. He is a mix of preening self-worth and toad-eating obsequiousness.
@ snork:
Sure, knowing the truth won’t change the small stuff. It’s the long-run effect of spending billions on “science” and rather than getting technological progress that benefits mankind, we instead get propaganda meant to promote totalitarianism.
If we’re going to change that (and I argue we must) we must hold up every lie we are told and say “this is a lie”. We must take every case where they’ve lied and say to them “This is a lie. Here is why it’s a lie. Here are the negative consequences of your lies. Here is how you perpetrated this lie.”
To not do that is to invite more of the same.
@ S the Elder:
So HelloDare got the stick? Ah, it’s banning season again…
Those people concerned about the GOP “purging” itself into obscurity need to spend some time on Rasmussen.com and look at the trends…
Dear leader is at 45% and has a neg 15% approve/disapprove rating…
Not to mention a double digit lead for GOP among independents and 38% support for his socialized medicine plan…
snork @ 60:
Pavers ??
@ Silhouette:
That is one big reason that the Left push for gun control everywhere. there’s only so far you can dictate to armed citizens, but unarmed subjects are a different matter entirely. What are they going to do? Whine loudly? A little cooling off period in Siberia will take care fo that.
@ livefreeor die:
There are rumors this is not the real Charles Johnson.
S the Elder wrote:
NO…I’m talking about the original LGF article…someone posted the link to that original story on LGF and I looked through the comments and all of Charles original comments are gone. I was looking to find what CJ said about the story because I remember him being adamant that the guy was killed by right wing nuts.
Words of wisdom.
@ Guggi:
Ha ha ha ha, he clearly micked the Dear Leader of the Loozards!
It’s Banning season again!
@ S the Elder:
about 4 people posted a link to the story in the latest thread there…I think only Ben Hur even acknowledged the postings…
From the swamp: new Thread?
In a bizarre twist, authorities in Kentucky have announced that census worker Bill Sparkman committed suicide and staged it to look like murder, possibly so that his family could collect on two life insurance policies.
Hey asshole it’s only bizarre to those who insisted it was a right wing thing all along?
Hello Dare was not banned or his comment deleted
@ Beltfed:
Cato the Village Idiot has spoken!
@ MacDuff:
A) When did these come out?
and
B) It’s about bleeping time!!!
Time to purge the RINO’s!
@ Crusader Rabbit:
Agreed. I’m just so cynical about the refrigerants, because it’s a fait accompli. It’s done. And I think that was the goal with carbon controls. Once they manage to get these institutions in place, they will become their own interest groups, and soon, there won’t be any more resistance.
I’m not even completely convinced that there aren’t problems with too much CO2. but the sheer dishonesty is the most dangerous part of the whole thing. I’d rather live in a world with climate problems than one with totalitarians calling the shots.
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Very odd but this isn’t really a surprise. They’ve suspected this for a while for.
Does this IDIOT remember the shit he has posted in the past or has his momma hippie already deleted all the evidence?
@ S the Elder:
Thanxs but CJ has now a thread on this:
Update: Ky. Census Worker Committed Suicide
In a bizarre twist, authorities in Kentucky have announced that census worker Bill Sparkman committed suicide and staged it to look like murder, possibly so that his family could collect on two life insurance policies.
@ 35 refugee000:
Charles is off the rails. You can take almost any position he has taken a stance on and find that he was wrong. That’s because he has an inner political bigot telling him that politics are more important then facts. It’s a sad devolution. We can play guilt by association on him then and also say he is completely wrong about science, wrong about creationism.
I haven’t been to 1.0 in a few weeks. Does Mandy Manners still post there? It’s a disappointment she can’t weigh her effort there as a waste of time now.
@ S the Elder:
Thanx. I can’t look over there at work because LGF gobbles up too much bandwidth. They don’t mind my staying up on things or the occasional post, but LGF was posting as though I went there 18000 times a day. While it was sitting in the browser unattended when I was on medical leave. I was asked to please do something about that
Nevergiveup wrote:
Reminds me of when my underdog team beats a higher ranked rival and they call it an upset.
I’m not upset.
Here you can perfectly see how most of them over there feel:
Chris Horner has been riding the crest of the AGW Climategate wave:
“Today, on behalf of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, I filed three Notices of Intent to File Suit against NASA and its Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS), for those bodies’ refusal – for nearly three years – to provide documents requested under the Freedom of Information Act.”
He also posted the spun responses from UEA. They say that they couldn’t comply with requests for data series as they had to get permission from the sources. Right.
@ Guggi:
Surely that is sarcasm…
@ Guggi:
Walter’s post reads like sarcasm to me.
Guggi wrote:
Well ys do know Walter was kidding don’t ya?
Haha, so the census worker had committed suicide it turns out.
That must be terrible news for certain kneejerking, anti-intellectual, anti-free thought assholes over at 1.0.
The very first post over at 1.0 on the census workers topic when this story broke pinned the blame on the right. Some morons even blamed Glenn Beck for the death.
1 Cato the Elder
Wed, Sep 23, 2009 9:47:31pm
Happy now, wingbats?
Somebody else came along and suggested that it was way out of bounds to link this with the Tea Parties, and that person got a bunch of downdings.
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Way out of bounds linking this to Tea Parties.
It’s ok at 1.0 to speculate on all sorts of events and indicting the right, even without any proof or evidence at all, but god-forbid somebody actually labels an act of terrorism committed by a Muslim terrorist as terrorism! The horror!
They really are a bunch of dumbshits operating over there. It’s just another in a whole slew of topics that the group-thinking muppets have been dead wrong about over there.
surprised walter is still there.
@ Guggi:
I think it’s fair to say that that’s sarcasm.
@ 87 Silhouette: If the bow was a show of respect and even handedness similar to a handshake I would do it. If a bow is submission to a foreign entity in the minds of that people, it ain’t gonna happen. Obama bows like he is a bobble-Obama. Bow here, bow there, bow everywhere. I’m starting to think Muslim roots are showing.
@ snork:
I see us living in a dark age of totalitarian pseudo-science which started in the mid 20th century. I want us to get out of that and back in to real science and real progress.
It is possible that federally-funded academic “science” is doomed to always be as foul as federally-funded “art”. If that is so then we must end it.
Doppelganger wrote:
Disappointed
22 Charles
Tue, Nov 24, 2009 12:01:38pm
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I’m happy to know this wasn’t a murder by an extreme right nutjob. I don’t think it was unfair to discuss whether it was, though, since Sparkman apparently planted evidence specifically to create that impression.
And you fell for it
Nevergiveup wrote:
this comment by this deranged individual tells me that his moth-eaten brain is completely gone.
What a telling comment. His insanity is complete.
He is a barking mad lunatic
S the Elder wrote:
bring on the aqua-net
OT,
this is where rationed health care will take us:
This is the future for everyone if the Donks get their way. With them being the ones getting good care and the rest of us, well, not so good care. it’ll help diffeientiate between the Important People and their slaves.
O bow ma.
@ 109 Bunk X: my understanding of the scientific method which is the foundation of modern science is that they need to release the data to be reviewed by friends and critics alike. It seems that a lot of these scientists once they get into budgets and decision making and politics toss the scientific method out the windows. This is what makes the public not trust scientists.
@ Iron Fist:
@ Iron Fist:
@ Silhouette:
@ snork:
Of yourse it is sarcasm -- the only way they can express themselves over there without getting banned.
ok…all better now
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I’m happy to know this wasn’t a murder by an extreme right nutjob. I don’t think it was unfair to discuss whether it was, though, since Sparkman apparently planted evidence specifically to create that impression.
What an odd story. It’s like an episode of CSI.
Kudos to the police for seeing through the staging. I feel for Sparkman’s family.
@ Nevergiveup:
Who is “Sparkman”?
@ Nevergiveup:
It fed directly into his bigotry the way claiming a white woman was raped by a black man (falsely claiming) would play into the bigotry of a Klansman. Having the right bigotry (by which I mean Left) is very important at LGF now.
chuckles can never ever admit he was wrong. the best he can do is to blame sparkman for fooling everybody.
watch: by the time the sun sets he will again blame the extreme right for causing sparkman to hang himself.
this putz is a one trick pony
S the Elder wrote:
He sounds like Emily Litella; “Never mind”.
Iron Fist wrote:
that’s why it’s interesting that CJ up-dinged this post:
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Sparkman picked his mark (the right wingers) thinking that it would discourage any deeper investigation into whether it was a suicide. Play on common themes in the media and hope law enforcement doesn’t follow the money trail (which they do in cases like this precisely because of the possibility of fraud; and certainly the insurers will do that as well).
@ Iron Fist:
This is the way it works in Europe or why do you believe that who ever can afford it has an additional insurance so (s)he can be treated as “private”?
@ S the Elder:
OOh you can still see the dings ha? Got a sock?
Nevergiveup wrote:
The thing is, they didn’t discuss whether it was, they strongly suggested it was. Big difference. No 48 hour rules for that one.
This is what we’ll expect at the NYC trial.
@ livefreeor die:
“The thing is, they didn’t discuss whether it was, they strongly suggested it was. Big difference. No 48 hour rules for that one.”
Because all they care about is hurting the right
Beltfed wrote:
I saw that-disgusting.
@ livefreeor die:
Charles wants to blame Beck for this.
@ Beltfed:
Was he afraid that the blood from his lip might drip onto the fuse of his vestbomb????????????????????????
What a sissie.
NoThreat2U wrote:
Seriously. No virgins for whiners, Ahmed!
@ Guggi:
That is irony…..it works!
@ livefreeor die:
If I wasn’t such a lady, I would say “no p-word for p-words”. lol
You have to see the statue of Odipshit for sale at only $899 at you know where.
@ kansas:
I am ROFLMAO @ Odipshit. Hahahahahahahahahahaha There was also a banner up about my local Blue Dog BETRAYING!!!!! the Democrat party. lol lol lol
Nevergiveup wrote:
Why are these rodents taken alive anyway. Just shoot the fuckers.
orangecrush wrote:
Except for research for proprietary products, there should be no reason to withhold or discourage data sharing, especially if it relates to something as supposedly time critical preventing “Global Warming.”
Cbullitt (as I posted before) turned up some other stuff, that to be honest, I don’t completely understand. His post went up into the top 25 posts on WordPress.
@ snork:
Dead guy….
@ kansas:
“Why are these rodents taken alive anyway. Just shoot the fuckers.”
And leave no witnesses
@snork
Does this make sense to you?
(It’s a link from CJ but I couldn’t find the usual suspects
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Hey everybody! How’s things?
Once again, Charles finds it impossible to say those magic words so important to
maintainingregainingholding onto a shred of his credibility: “I was wrong.”Someone ought to show some holiday spirit and inform the chronically unemployed kkktrout about a vacancy in the Kentucky census office.
@ Rightside:
Hi Rightside, Hussein is still potus and selrahC is still a braying arse.
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Michelle Malkin is angrily demanding apologies…
That’s right. It was a set-up from the start. Sparkman’s enablers on the Left and in the media have still failed to acknowledge their culpability.
Never let the facts get in the way of a good smear campaign, eh?
It’s sad that it was even a plausible possibility that he was killed by some anti-government nutbag.
This is one dumb an sick fucker
@ S the Elder:
If this sparkman con man is painted as a genius, then of course it wasn’t Charles fault for jumping to conclusions that perfectly illustrated his ongoing narrative that oposition to Obama is more dangerous than a radical re-forming of American society.
@ Guggi:
And 2C is a magic trip number exactly why?
1.0 -- vagabond trader wrote:
If we’re lucky he’ll grab some duct-tape, some rope and find a nice tree someplace.
this just in:
from someone who ALWAYS states the obvious
Sparkman’s death was a right wing hit job
why, he VOTED FOR BUSH for cripes sake
get it ?
better tell Charles to again go back to blaming right wing nuts….
@ Mad Mullah:
lol, didn’t want to say it but….
vagabond trader wrote:
I think there are rules about fellows like him getting within certain distances of schools and day care centers.
@ Guggi:
It makes sense that CO2 emmissions are rising; what doesn’t make sense is that this will doom us all if we don’t act now, unilaterially and drastically.
At least, not if you look at the actual world.
When it comes to Muslim terrorists and mass murderers over at 1.0, they are given the benefit of the doubt.
1346 Charles
I think it’s pretty damned appalling how many people in this thread have pre-judged this incident, and are using it to confirm their very obvious anti-Muslim bigotry.
@ Doppelganger:
LOL, methinks this would apply to more than a few of those loitering over there.
@ Mad Mullah:
Bingo!
Doppelganger wrote:
What’s sad is that that is even a plausible possibility to discuss.
In all fairness to The Won he did get some good carry out. And lots of frequent flyer miles.
@ Iron Fist:
Did you ever see the Benny Hill healt care skits?
@ vagabond trader:
Damn, I was hoping it was Nov 2012!
@ Nikis Knight:
What really doesn’t make sense is this “magic pumpkin” kind of faith that they have that all hell’s going to break loose sooner or later. Not enough drama in their lives is all I can figure.
Testing my new avatar.
@ snork:
I don’t know why.
Here is an interesting article about rising sea level:
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The one thing that is the most certain about climate change, is that no matter what happens, we’ll have to adapt. In fact, even if the climate doesn’t change a lick, adaptations will take place, aimed at improving our overall health and welfare by either better protecting us from, or taking better advantage of, the prevailing climate conditions. Such has always been the case, and such always will be.
This is something that global warming alarmists either fail to understand, or fail to acknowledge.
Consider the dire warning that anthropogenic climate change is going to lead to a global food crisis. This scenario is predicated upon the “dumb farmer scenario” in which agriculturists around the fail to respond to changing climate conditions, and instead hold on to old, failing ways, as the climate changes around them. The “dumb farmer” scenario, should more aptly be termed the “dumb forecaster” scenario, because such an assumption illustrates a glaring disconnect between theory and reality. People adapt to change.
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Titus’s team categorized all the dry land along the East Coast that is within 1 meter of sea level into four categories—developed, intermediate (likely to be developed), undeveloped, and protected from development. The first two categories were considered land-use types that would be largely protected from sea level rise by human intervention—raising of the land, or holding back the sea. These categories make up about 60% of the low-lying coastal land area between Florida and Massachusetts.
The remaining 40% of the low-lying land area is potentially flooded by rising oceans at some point in time. This is considered good by Titus et al. because it allows for natural processes to respond to rising sea levels (i.e., letting ecosystems migrate inland). But only about one-quarter of it is currently protected by conservation requirements. The other 3/4th (or 30% of the total land area within 1 meter of sea level) is currently unprotected. Titus et al. would like to see as much of this unprotected land as possible left alone (or moved into conservation).
Mad Mullah wrote:
Was that the incident where the Muslim terrorist murdered those soldiers at Fort Bragg but we still don’t know why?
@ Mad Mullah:
try posting this comment over there and see how long you last:
“I think it’s pretty damned appalling how many people in this thread have pre-judged this incident, and are using it to confirm their very obvious anti-Christian bigotry.”
taxfreekiller wrote:
Upding, sir.
I’ve already posted this elsewhere, but how long before the media says the census worker suffered from PTSD by proxy?
Guggi wrote:
Did you see Bejing before the olympics. But it is all the fault of the US.
@ Rightside:
No kidding, we’ll make it! The left is brittle and will soon shatter.
@ Nikis Knight:
If the CO2 emmission was rising 40 per cent between 1990 and 2008 but temperature wasn’t rising adequately so why suddenly the number of 2°C ?
@ Jack Bauer’s Evil Brother:
Awesome.
Beltfed wrote:
He probably tripped over his own feet. At least, that’s what I think happened, after all, a navy Seal is going to do a lot more damage than a weenie fat lip. That isn’t even considered a flesh wound.
Jack Bauer’s Evil Brother wrote:
your avatar might give me ppfs -- post puppy fluff syndrome
@ Nevergiveup:
That story seems like something that should have been released on April Fools Day.
The Navy is seriously planning to court martial 3 SEALs for punching a terrorist in the mouth?
After reading the whole story, I have a feeling I know what went down in this case. It says that the guy complained to Iraqi authorities after he was turned over to them. The Iraqis then complained to US officials.
Since an official complaint was lodged by the Iraqis, the Navy couldn’t just blow them off, so word was sent to their chain of command to slap them on the wrist (hence the Article 15s), so they could say that those responsible had been appropriately punished.
The SEALs involved decided that they weren’t in the mood for being punished for doing their jobs, so they demanded to be tried by court martial, as is their right under the UCMJ.
Whether they’re ultimately convicted or not, the Navy is going to come out of this looking stupid.
Nikis Knight wrote:
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Seems to me that Charles, Kilgore Trout, et al were pretty damned sure about this one…
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re: #118 mshaw
I don’t have time for this crap. I suggest you find another website to post comments at.
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@ S the Elder:
he actually deleted comment 118, then undeleted it so he could argue with a banned poster.
@ lobo91:
I’m willing to bet that some Kennedy School puss from the State Department is the nexus of this split tail behavior from the Navy.
Heh. JohninLondon blew it big time by linking to One of The Banned. Comment lasted less than 10 minutes before it was deleted:
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Oh Lord, Iowahawk’s on the case :
[Link: iowahawk.typepad.com...]
Obama is not bowing to foreign leaders. He is showing his ass to Americans.
did the Reds pay him for it?
@ Possum:
Then it appears he does have time. Which makes him a liar. But we knew that.
@ snork:
If I can be crass, not having time for crap is probably why he’s so full of it.