Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Blessed be the world...



Inside, according to a witness, he told the House members, "This is the moment . . . that the world is waiting for," adding: "I have become a symbol of the possibility of America returning to our best traditions."


Link to Washington Post Article.

Cross posted at Tennessean.





Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Think about this.

He said: ‘It is the first realistic evidence that a new drug can improve cognition in people with Alzheimer’s.

‘However we are not there yet. Larger scale trials are now needed to confirm the safety of this drug and establish how far it could benefit the thousands of people living with this devastating disease.’


So.

1. They take the drug and it doesn't help.

2. They take the drug and it does help.

3. The drug isn't available because tests haven't been completed. So they don't take it so there is no help.

Out of three outcomes two are the same.

Why not just let them take it and say, "Good luck!"

Of course that would mean the Docs couldn't play God.... and we could never have that!!!


Link



Don't answer that question!



Hat tip to Mike L.




Demos, she is all yours

“I have always loved longitude,” Nancy Pelosi says before breaking into laughter. “I love latitude; it’s in the stars. But longitude, it’s about time. ... Time and clocks and all the rest of that have always been a fascination for me.”


No, no, Nancy.... that's Longines you're thinking of.

BTW - She claims:
I'm trying to save the planet.


Link

I wish I thought any Leftie was embarrassed...but I don't.

Hat tip to Urgent Agenda.





Hussein's fans

In case you forget what some of Hussein's supporters believe, read this.

By: dogbowl79
Just another Hollywood Noodnick! McCain is clueless. Saying he is an American legend is like saying Scott Norwood is a Superbowl hero. McCain says he knows how to win wars. Really!? He got caught! Stuck in a tiger cage for 5 years. He couldn't outsmart these people who captured him? You can't even get along w/ your own daughter- let alone remember her kids names! Keep your mouth shut, and go attend another award show for some lame movie you are in. Peace.

July 29, 2008 at 9:49 a.m.




Monday, July 28, 2008

Why??

So says Barry Hussein.

The walls between races and tribes, natives and immigrants, Christian and Muslim and Jew cannot stand. These now are the walls we must tear down."


Why?

America is not built on tearing down things, but on building things. America is not built of demanding that we all be the same, but that we just respect common laws and codes in the secular world and individual religious rights. It is when secular laws are rejected... torn down to be replaced by religious and cultural laws.... that we run into trouble.

Why?

Because when you start tearing down the walls, who will determine what is right and what is wrong? Our system has proven the best there ever has been at retaining traditional and culture and religious differences while providing the legal and secular glue that keep the groups together, eventually producing an end result that is acceptable to everyone.

We tinker with this process at great risk.





Monday Morning Quarterbacking.......

is always fun, especially when you have the team's Center telling you what the deal was.

GUANTANAMO BAY NAVY BASE, Cuba — In his seventh of month of U.S. captivity, Osama bin Laden's driver told a pair of FBI agents that it was America's fault that the al Qaida leader was alive.

The message was, ''You had these opportunities, America. You didn't do anything,'' FBI agent George Crouch Jr. testified Friday at Salim Hamdan's war crimes trial.

The United States could have killed bin Laden in Khartoum, Sudan, before he moved to Afghanistan in 1996, Hamdan told his interrogators. They could have killed him after al Qaida's 1998 twin bombings at the U.S. Embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania. Or after the October 2000 suicide bombing of the USS Cole, at the port of Aden in Yemen, which left 17 U.S. sailors dead.

Instead, ''Bin Laden was emboldened.'' So he struck with the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, leaving nearly 3,000 dead.