Here is a nasty fight that broke out on a California Freeway.
No word on whether Bath Salts was behind this attack.
Here is a nasty fight that broke out on a California Freeway.
No word on whether Bath Salts was behind this attack.

Why stop now? Duck your heads, because we’re still flinging it on
The Overnight Open Thread.
Make sure you have your sound on for this one, because the score provides the awesome factor in this vid from December 2010, and yes, those are really crows.
Now turn up the awesome factor a notch, and what do you get?
The Overnight Open Thread.
The self-proclaimed mujahid enemy, so intent on conquest and subjugation and Pax Islamica, is more than a little screwloose…
Conflating Abe Lincoln and “Micky Mouse”…hmm…hey, mujahid, been watchin’ too much “Tyrannical Moments With Mushrik Lincoln” at Dubai Disneyland with your seven concubines?
Nothing beats mocking the intellectual vacuity of the rock-worshiper, of course, so let’s see how cleverly we can haram the fragile psyche of the Best-Ummah-of-and-for-Mankind™ in this mischief-making, warring-against-Allah-and-Rasul Overnight Open Thread…
Here’s a commercial featuring Miss Turkey promoting Carl’s Turkey burgers
No word yet if the AKP approves of this ad! Not that we care anyway!
(Hat Tips:Poteen and Lobo91)

Today, December 23 is Festivus. Festivus is the holiday invented by Frank Costanza in protest against the commercialism of Christmas. In honor of Festivus I am making a gift in all your names to “The Human Fund” whose motto is “money for people”. The traditions of Festivus are:
1. First we do not have a Christmas tree but an aluminum pole (tinsel is a bit distracting).
2. We gather our friends and family for dinner for the “airing of the grievances” where we tell each other all the ways that they have disappointed you in the past year.
3. We finish up with the feats of strength where two people have to wrestle each other.
By the way – the airing of the grievances is supposed to be fun and lighthearted, remember that.



I will start the airing of the grievances. There are at least 18 contributing editors (including me) and I have done close to 60% of the threads. I am getting tired of carrying the load. You all are lazy. Step up to the plate. Some of you think that you have to do something special which is ridiculous. Find an article or column, write an introduction and post it. This is not rocket science. With almost 470 threads I am burning out and am not going to be so prolific next year – I don’t get paid for this.
Second, since Festivus was first brought to the public’s attention on Seinfeld, every time I and others reference that show, the same people have to make their ritual “I never watched Seinfeld and never will” comments. Ok I get it! Frankly I don’t give a spit and neither does Jerry if you watched the show or not. He is crying all the way to the bank.
Third – Why do people have to announce “new thread upstairs?” It is sort of like saying “pay attention to me”. People will discover a thread eventually. I hate it when a thread has a lot of momentum and everyone is expected to go drop it to start posting on a new topic.


You may now return to your regularly scheduled thread.

This is what has gotten me banned from various other blogs. It makes a good topic for a fight thread, so I’ll submit it here.

Present-day secessionists (whom leftists, as well as some misguided neocons, typically label as “neo-Confederates”) do not espouse white supremacy. Absolutely none of us want to re-establish slavery. Despite what over a century of indoctrination would have us believe, the War for Southern Independence was never primarily about slavery; it was about resisting ruinous taxation and enemy invasion. That having been said, it is not our goal to bring back the old Confederacy, but to rebuild something far better.
I know because I’ve been part of secessionist circles for more than a decade.
What we want is to free EVERYONE from enslavement to centralized government tyranny. We started long before the Tea Party. Our motivations are much the same – roll back the federal tax-and-spend tyranny – but we plan to carry it even further by disbanding the federal government entirely and replacing it with VOLUNTARY regional confederations of states, under a Constitution that stringently prohibits the centralization of power.
Most important of all, secession will put an end to an out-of-control central government selling us out to our totalitarian adversaries, particularly the Muslims.
I strongly recommend that the nations within the EU secede also, and for the same reasons. The centralized EU government is accountable to no one, and it has been nothing but a tranzi-progressive/pro-jihadi fraud from the get-go.
Previously posted on 1389 Blog.
Why threads don’t stay on topic?
First, everyone should really surf the net more. Even most of the bigger and more well known blogs only have a few comments, barely reaching 100 sometimes.
What we have here is a group of people from all different backgrounds… we have our military folks, we have older posters and we have younger posters. We have men and women posters too. Everyone sees things differently. Sometimes the thread topic doesn’t appeal to someone. No big deal. But every now and then someone may toss up a comment that interests the lurker. I am very guilty of this myself. I, for one, had no idea about economics. When that topic is discussed I just read along and try to learn something. If something begins to resonate with me, I comment. That in turn can lead the whole discussion in another direction.
This blog is more than threads and comments. It leads to discussions. Certain points in a discussion lead to other points. That is what keeps the conversation flowing. I see that as a good thing actually. Some here may be more interested in one thing more than another. Nothing wrong with that. It all seems to gel at the end. Think of us as a spoked wheel. The thread topic is the center hub, but we, with our differing opinions and POVs become the spokes. In the end it all becomes one great discussion with some of us learning something new about one another.
And this is just my opinion and the way I see the blog. What do you think? Does OT bother you, or do you enjoy the different directions the conversation takes when it just flows freely?
-NoThreat2U

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