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Nutty Far Left Pro-Choice TV Host Attacks Palin On Prenatal Care

by | 1:16 pm, August 31, 2008

Well, this was pretty sick.
Far Left pro-choice TV host Alan Colmes attacked Governor Sarah Palin on her prenatal care!
A man who has absolutely no problem with Palin killing her own baby feigns concern about the delivery of her baby earlier this year.
Nuts.

Kim Priestap at Wizbang has the story.
Colmes accused Governor Palin of not taking enough care of Trig when he was an unborn baby.
Oh brother– The Left sure is stretching to bash the Alaska governor.

BTW– Colmes already yanked the post.

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WE GOT MAIL… Soros-Lackey Responds to Pro-Victory “Vets For Freedom”

by | 11:25 am, August 31, 2008

Yesterday, we posted video of Vets For Freedom founders Pete Hegseth and Dave Bellavia crashing the antiwar, anti-military “Bush Legacy” bus.
The anti-Bush exhibit is traveling the country promoting an insurgent snuff film of an attack on US soldiers.
Here is the video- Click on the photo:

The director of communications of the “Bush Legacy” bus was nearly in tears after the pro-American, pro-Victory veterans confronted him on the insurgent filth that the bus is promoting.

Well… We obviously hit a nerve because late last night, the curator of the Soros-funded propaganda bus, Jeremy Funk (who appears in the video) posted a comment to the original thread for this video.
Here is his comment:

I’m the “loser” that with the “irrational rage” and “lack of objectivity” and “bottled-up anger” in the video. Here I thought I had I given an Iraq War Veteran the utmost respect he deserves. Here I thought I treated him like the hero he is. Here I thought I was respectful, conciliatory, humbled, and open-minded to his opinions.

But, personal stuff aside, it boils down to serious a difference of opinion. Like the majority of the American people, I don’t want to see one more of our brave men and women dying in the crosshairs of an Iraqi civil war. I don’t want to see another mother suffer, like the mother of Sgt. Patrick R. McCaffrey. Sgt. McCaffrey’s mother reached out to us with her son’s story of how the Pentagon lied to her about her son being killed by the same Iraqi forces he was training. She donated his combat boots to the Bush Legacy Bus in hopes that not another mother would feel the same pain and betrayal.

I want our troops to come home from Iraq as quickly and responsibly as possible, and I want the eye back on the ball in Afghanistan where the real threat is – where the terrorists that actually attacked us on 911 are thriving once again. Even Ambassador Ryan Crocker admits that Afghanistan, not Iraq, is the central front against Al Qaeda: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EH57bOZbJ3o

We’ve heard a lot from the “liberal media” you folks decry so much about the so-called “success” of the “surge.” The reality is, civil strife is still flaming every day: just one example this week, a suicide bomber killed 28 police recruits in Quaragh Tappah:
http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSLP67913620080826

But you probably didn’t hear about that or any of the other deadly civil bombings this week or last or the week before. Certainly, the increased troop presence has helped decrease violence on U.S. forces, thank God, but terrible Shiite on Shiite violence continues every day, and a good deal of the overall decrease in violence is credited to a cease fire agreement, albeit a fragile one, between radical Shiite Muslim cleric Muqtada Sadr and Shiite Iraq PM Maliki.

Shiite on Shiite violence has been nothing new. And, in the last several months, the U.S. government has taken one side of a bloody, religious, sectarian civil war – spending $12 billion a month and many U.S. dead and wounded in the process. That’s where Veterans for Freedom/John McCain and Americans United for Change, the American people, and the Iraqi government disagree. VFF and McCain want to keep our soldiers in harm’s way of a civil war indefinitely until they achieve some undefined, unattainable “victory” whether it takes 100 years or more. But, our troops have already done everything they’ve been asked to do and a lot more serving 2-3 or more tours. My best friend Dan Burke is in Iraq right now serving a second tour.

Now that the Iraqi parliament and PM Maliki have publicly called on us to leave and are close to a deal with the U.S. government for a timetable for withdrawal, it’s time that Vets for Freedom and John McCain of 2008 concur with the John McCain of 2004 who when asked what he would do if a sovereign Iraqi government asked us to leave said: “it’s obvious that we would have to leave because — if it was an elected government of Iraq, and we’ve been asked to leave other places in the world. If it were an extremist government then I think we would have other challenges, but I don’t see how we could stay when our whole emphasis and policy has been based on turning the Iraqi government over to the Iraqi people.”: http://www.democracyarsenal.org/2008/07/in-2004-mccain.html

Even President Bush has agreed to “time horizons” and his administration is reportedly set to agree to a status-of-forces agreement with Iraq that begins the safe and orderly withdrawal of most U.S. troops by the end of 2011. While stomping about the Bush Legacy Bus and complaining about our fact-based Iraq exhibit, I didn’t once hear Veterans for Freedom call President Bush a “traitor” or a “cut and runner.” Why not?

Jeremy J. Funk, Americans United for Change

Of course, if Jeremy and the staff of “Bush Legacy” bus wanted to give the veterans “the respect they deserve” they’d TAKE DOWN THEIR FILTHY INSURGENT SNUFF FILM!

And, if they really wanted respectful dialogue they would accept the undeniable truth that the Bush Surge worked, that violence is down to record levels, that the benchmarks are being met, and the war is being won.

But first they’d start by TAKING DOWN THEIR TERRORIST FILM!
What a disgusting shameful bunch.

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More Good News… Sadr City Public Pool Reopens After 5 Years

by | 10:51 am, August 31, 2008

More good news…

A young Iraqi does a backwards dive off the platform at the grand re-opening of the Mithaq Pool Complex, Aug. 30, 2008. The boy was competing in a diving competition to celebrate the pools opening. The pool complex is an important hub for recreation in the Thawra 1 neighborhood. (DVIDS)

The Sadr City pool opened this week.
DVIDS reported:

The District Advisory Council and the residents of the Thawra 1 neighborhood of the Sadr City District of Baghdad celebrated the re-opening of the Mithaq Pool Complex with prizes, competitions and music, Aug. 30, 2008.

Representatives from the DAC, Ministry of Youth and Recreation, Iraqi army and community organized and oversaw the celebration, amid improved security conditions.

The festivities included guest speakers, a swimming and diving competition and swimming-related gifts for the younger Iraqis in attendance.

Iraqi Lt. Col. Yeayah Rosoul Abdallah al Zubadie, the commander of the 3rd Battalion, 42nd Brigade, 11th Iraqi Army Division, was a guest speaker at the re-opening and welcomed the attendees and thanked the many people who were involved in the important event.

“The Iraqi army is here to serve the people of Iraq. The community leaders here today, with the help of the Government, have a chance to make a difference for their people,” said Yeayah. “The re-opening today is an example of all of us together working together for our people.”


A young Iraqi does a front somersault off the platform at the grand re-opening of the Mithaq Pool Complex, Aug. 30, 2008. The boy was competing in a diving competition to celebrate the pools opening. (DVIDS)

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Surprise!… The Big O’s Convention Bounce Is Zippo

by | 8:29 am, August 31, 2008

The One… Minus One.

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RNC or bust!

by | 7:34 am, August 31, 2008

Forget energy, health care, education or taxes!  Who is Sarah Palin? And can she help Senator John McCain win the west and the important battleground state of Colorado?  Also, we all want to know which celebebs will be rubbing elbows with Republicans in the twin cities? Those are just a few of the hot issues  we will kick [...]

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Change You Can Believe In…

by | 10:27 pm, August 30, 2008

We’re not talking about Chicago politics here folks.

“Change You Can Believe In”
Via The Jawa Report– You can order yours HERE.

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Saudi Arabians Back Obama Because “Whites Back Israel”

by | 7:12 pm, August 30, 2008

Saudis Overwhelmingly Hope Obama Wins Election
The Arab News reported:

There is overwhelming support among Saudis and expatriates here in the Kingdom for Democratic candidate Barack Hussein Obama as the next US president.

A cross-section of both groups told Arab News yesterday that they wanted Obama to succeed George W. Bush. One Saudi said Obama was preferred because he is black while an expatriate felt his middle name suggested a willingness to tackle the contentious issues facing the Muslim world.

On Aug. 27, the Democratic Party nominated Obama as its presidential candidate and Joe Biden as his running mate. On the following day, Republican candidate John McCain picked Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate.

Some Saudis said the US elections were a non-event for them, as it had nothing to do with their day-to-day lives. “I really did not know there was a presidential election in the United States in the first place.

“Some believed Obama is a Muslim because of his middle name. All the blacks so far in power at various levels have shown their commitment and determination to serve the country and the world without discrimination of color and religion. However, the track record of whites has been to side with Israel rather than with Muslim countries. We now have a ray of hope in Obama. We expect him to solve the problems facing the Muslim world, including those in Iraq, Palestine and Kashmir. What has happened after Sept. 11, 2001, is that Muslims are being dubbed terrorists. We extend our support to Obama or anyone who will be able to solve problems related to the Muslim world,” said Yousuf.

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Sowellian DNC

by | 6:07 pm, August 30, 2008

Random “thoughts” on the convention just past:

  • If Recreate-68 isn’t bitterly disappointed in the turnout for their protests, they’re even more delusional than I thought. After months of predictions of up to 50,000 (and with occasional backtracking), they never mustered more than a few hundred people for any one rally, except the first “major” protest on Sunday with Cynthia ‘n’ Cindy ‘n’ Wart (‘n’ Griff Jenkins, Battlin’ Journo!). That drew maybe 800, and that was the high point.
  • One of these days, the demonization of Fox News by the MSM and the left (but I repeat myself) is going to get a reporter or cameraman killed. Every time I saw a crew it was being swarmed, pushed around and screamed at. Could have gotten really bad.
  • But R-68 still didn’t come close to 9/11 troofer and all-round (literally) conspiracy psycho Alex Jones in his attempts to incite a riot against Fox News’ Michelle Malkin. (More pics from El Marko heah.)
  • The eponymous Mr. B, out here visiting and something of a newcomer to evil leftoid scum-watching, after seeing R-68 co-founder Mark Cohen interviewed on Denver Open Media: “They’d absolutely be violent if they had the strength.”
  • There are several Denver Open Media channels, by the way. They had a lot of DNC stuff, and appear to be frequent moonbat roosting places.
  • Snaps is owed an apology, by me (Christ that’s hard to say), for poo-pooing her belief that the guy immediately to Wart’s right in this pic:


    is former CU ethnic studies instructor Benjie Whitmer of the filthy Try-Works blog. It probably is. He just grew hair. Almost as big a poser as Wart, “ain’t” he? On the other hand, gotta dig the go-to-hell fedora with Indian band the fake Indian is wearing.

  • Snaps also notes the similarities between the incident with Griff Jenkins, Battlin’ Journo, and the brouhaha known to history as “The Genocide of Benjie’s Hand” (h/t: the mincing pirate with the Play-Doh parrot), starring Heath Urie of the Boulder Daily Gamera.
  • Amazingly, by the way, Benjie Whitmer once again escaped arrest during the R68 protests. Come to think of it, he never gets arrested at the Columbus Day protests, either. In fact, for a violence-advocating militant he’s pretty passive. Probably can’t take the chance of his irascible boss discovering he has an evil alter ego.
  • The combination of senile theatricality and old-womanish fear that makes Ward think he needs a bodyguard–let alone one the size of Godzilla (is that you, Charley Arthur?)–is bizarre. Nobody cares enough to harass you, Ward (except Griff Jenkins, Battlin’ Journo!).
  • Ward didn’t look too good. Gut. Still smoking. A little bluish, like the blood isn’t around very well. I know the look. My father had it the last couple of years before he died of a heart attack. He also did zero marching, too (Ward, not my dad, though for that matter my dad did zero marching too.)
  • Better quit the cigs, old boy. (Think any of his rad pals or co-creeps ever says that to Ward? Me neither.)
  • Despite all the whining from the likes of Larry Hales (and, admittedly, perhaps a few overreactions by the cops), there were only 154 arrests during the convention. We’ve had more than that at a single, entirely homegrown Columbus Day protest. We’ll see what comes of the usual threats to sue.
  • Left logic by the ridiculous Larry Hales (from the link above):
    Larry Hales, a leader of the Recreate 68 Alliance and of the youth group FIST (Fight Imperialism Stand Together), noted that any violence that has occurred was initiated by the Denver police. Recreate 68 demands all police be removed from the park. Hales stated that since Recreate 68 has a permit to hold its activity in the Civic Center Park, the police have no business there.

    Rigggghhhht.

  • Biggest disappointment? My apparently failed attempt to broadcast live web teevee reports from Obama’s Invesco speech–”apparently” because I haven’t bothered to look (too embarrassing). Even if it had worked it probably would have been boring (I’m no Ted Koppel), but I interviewed, among others, a Cherokee from Oklahoma who’d never heard of Ward Churchill and was a former Hillary supporter; an older black gentleman speaking about Obama’s nomination (“never thought I’d see it in my lifetime”); and Lucifer and an angel–over-rehearsed perky “kids” trying, allegedly nonpartisanly, to get out the youth vote for an organization called “Trick or Vote.” They sucked. I also got shots of lines lining, flags waving, knotheads speechifying, etc. Sniff.

  • Greatest fun? The Rage Against the Mechanism march on Wednesday. By far the biggest march of the convention, and the PPC was all over it (just scroll; it’s all good). Best part of the march, though, was when protesters, having accomplished nothing but a promised meet with unnamed Obama aides (we’ll never hear about that again), began filing out of the pen they had filed into:

    Protester One (halfway back in the protest line): “What’s happening up there?”

    Protester Two (coming from the head of the line): “We lost.”

    Pithy.

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    Sarah Palin Gives McCain Camp $7 Million Bump

    by | 4:47 pm, August 30, 2008

    Sarah Palin Pick Pays Off For McCain–

    Already, the McCain Camp has raised $7 million in contributions since the announcement of his running mate yesterday.
    The Trail reported:

    Sen. John McCain has taken in $7 million in contributions since announcing Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate, a top campaign aide said today.

    The money bounce may owe to Palin’s appeal with conservative donors, many of whom said privately they had planned on sitting out the campaign this year. The money comes in just under the wire — after McCain accepts the GOP nomination Thursday, he will accept public funds and no longer be permitted to raise private money for the campaign.

    That will not, however, stop McCain and Palin from raising money for the Republican National Committee. In coming weeks, McCain will host four megafundraising events in major cities aimed at bolstering the accounts of the party. Palin, meanwhile, will be sent out to headline more than a dozen fundraising events for the RNC.

    Governor Palin enjoys an 80% approval rating in Alaska.

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    Buckets of Urine, Slingshots & Anti-Bus Weapons Seized In Minnesota Raid!

    by | 2:35 pm, August 30, 2008

    Minnesota officials discover pi$$ bombs, anti-bus weapons devices and weapons at an apartment in Minneapolis last night during a raid.
    The apartment belonged to members of the RNC Welcoming Committee.
    TwinCities.com reported:

    Ramsey County sheriff’s deputies found weapons and devices to disable buses – among other items – in searches in the Twin Cities last night and today.

    Authorities said the items came from “key members of the RNC Welcoming Committee,” a self-described anarchist group.

    Five people have been arrested and four properties have been searched, according to the sheriff’s office.

    At 8 a.m. today, the sheriff’s office executed search warrants at three Minneapolis homes – 2301 23rd Ave. S., 3500 Harriet Ave. and 3240 17th Ave. S. The FBI, Minneapolis police and the Hennepin County sheriff’s office assisted them.

    “The ‘Welcoming Committee’ is a criminal enterprise made up of 35 anarchists who are intent on committing criminal acts before and during the Republican National Convention,” said Sheriff Bob Fletcher in a statement. “These acts include tactics to blockade and disable delegate buses, breaching venue security and injuring police officers. They have recruited assistance in their criminal conspiracy from other anarchists groups throughout the country. Through their plans and actions they have exhibited a blatant disregard for the law and the safety of others.”

    The statement said the items found in the searches included:

    Materials to create “sleeping dragons” (PVC pipe, chicken wire, duct tape), which is when protesters lock themselves together
    Large amounts of urine, including three to five gallon buckets of urine
    Wrist rockets (high-powered
    slingshots)
    A machete, hatchet and several throwing knives
    a gas mask and filter
    Empty glass bottles
    Rags
    Flammable liquids
    Homemade caltrops (devises used to disable buses in roads)
    Metal pipes
    Axes
    Bolt cutters
    Sledge hammers
    Repelling equipment
    Kryptonite locks
    Empty plastic buckets cut and made into shields
    Material for protective padding
    An Army helmet.

    The five people being held at the Hennepin County jail are under arrest on suspicion of conspiracy to riot, conspiracy to commit civil disorder and conspiracy to damage property.

    Arrested at the 17th Avenue home were Monica Rachel Bicking, 23, Erin Chase Trimmer, 23, and Garrett Scott Fitzgerald, 25, Nestor said.

    Nathanel David Secor, 26,was arrested at the 23rd Avenue South home.

    Erik Charles Oseland, 21, was arrested an undisclosed location, the sheriff’s office said.

    “Conspiracy to riot was the charge used against the Chicago Eight in 1968 as part of a politically motivated prosecution,” said Bruce Nestor, president of the Minnesota chapter of the National Lawyers Guild. “It is a charge that is essentially used for preventive detention.”

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