January, 2007

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CBC — Not Those Canadians, For Once — Goes All Segregationist On Us

Tuesday, January 23rd, 2007

The Congressional Black Caucus will remain as segregated as a Mississippi diner in 1954.
So decreed Congressman William “Ku Klux” Clay, Democrat of Missouri.

Said KKC, “Ain’t no honkey cracker gonna stop me from burning my Cross in Congress, and dass dat. Wassup?!?!”

Clay, clad decorously in a black hood and sporting a “Cross-Burner 2000 Torch-o-Matic,” stated that it was “critical” that the exclusive-yet-racist, hating-yet-segregating Congressional Black Caucus remain exclusive, and exclusively black.

That’s the same as not-white. And not Hispanic. And most definitely not overachieving-in-education-Asian. Hell, it’s not any other ethnic stereotype you could think up. Taro-eaters? Don’t apply. Appalachia? Get lost. Member of the “All Inclusive American Club?” Piss off. This shit is for Negros African-Americans blacks Uppity Ethnic MoFo’s only.

And that’s the way it should be, especially if you think slave descendants should be owed reparations.

Once thems is given out, ya’ll, expect to see the following “Schwarz Taliban” implementations in your formerly white-ass, tight-ass, walled-off racist enclave, thanks to the ethnical ethical standards of Ku Klux Klay. Call ‘em another success of Pelosi’s 100 Hours:

 

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Operation JUMP START Facts and Info

Monday, January 22nd, 2007

If you’re interested in Operation JUMP START, here are some links to help you begin research:

White House

National Guard Bureau Releases

DHS reports 6000 NG troops

Customs and Border Protection

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Mexican Drug Traffickers Welcomed to Bendover Prison, USA

Saturday, January 20th, 2007

DEA announced last night that several high-profile Mexican drug traffickers were extradited to face charges in the US. This continues new President Calderon’s anti-drug operations in Mexico, which include the deployment of thousands of military personnel and federal agents to several hotspots.

Such extraditions (there were over 60 last year) have been problematic for Mexico because the US has the death penalty (Mexico doesn’t), there is political sensitivity about Mexico’s relations with the US, and politicians, lawyers and cops can be paid to express opposition.

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G Men on the Case: Don’t Shoot Them Thar’ Fightin’ Illegals

Thursday, January 18th, 2007

On 12 January, a US Border Patrol agent shot and killed an illegal immigrant west of Douglas, AZ. The agent was apprehending seven undocumented immigrants (UDA) when one started a fight. Naturally, the FBI is investigating.

This is for two reasons:
1) High publicity cases always attract FBI attention, G-Men being the attention whores that they are.
2) High publicity cases always attract FBI attention, G-Men being the publicity whores that they are.

I’m surprised USBP agents haven’t walked off the line after this turn of events, the upheld convictions of two agents, and the more than 746 acts of violence against agents in FY2006.

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Short on Time? Here’s Your Political Calculus

Thursday, January 18th, 2007

Jeez. Cranky at Six Meat Buffet manages to better analyze the current political climate better in 303 words than I’ve done in the last year (including several well-publicized rants in my underwear near the Pizza Hut in Deming, NM)!

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China Missile Test

Thursday, January 18th, 2007

Does one log a protest or lodge one, CNN?

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MSM Mid-Life Crisis Example?

Monday, January 15th, 2007

Polipundit comments on stories about the US military spying within the US. Seems like aging MSM journalists are trying to find their Watergate before they start suckling on their pensions.

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Clowns: What Are They Good For? Absolutely Nothing

Sunday, January 14th, 2007

I hate clowns. They’re so creepy with all that false joviality and prat-falling. Europe invented the modern clown, you know, as an outlet for their constipated, circumscribed rage. So I like this treatment.

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El Paso Times: Never Saw Good News They Couldn’t Associate with Death

Sunday, January 14th, 2007

Check out the picture El Paso Times editors chose to run with this article on the Iraq troop augmentation. That was January 9th.

Then check out this one, accompanying an article on end-strength increases that ran on the 11th.

The latter was so important to Times editors they also ran it twice on their web site on the same day, the second time at 1429MST. The writer, AP journo Robert Burns, was back again, with modified text.

It seems clear that images of crosses and death are important to Times editor Dionicio “Don” Flores. Because, after all, augmentation and end-strength always lead to memorials. Thanks for the unbiased reporting, “Don” (parentheses not added, they are from the Times own contact page.)

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Reyes: I was For Troop Augmentation Before I Was Against It

Saturday, January 13th, 2007

Congressman Silvestre Reyes, lately famous for his Sunni/Shi’a mixup, makes the news again for flip-flopping on troop augmentation in Iraq.

In an interview with Newsweek back on December 5th, Reyes said, “We have to consider the need for additional troops to be in Iraq, to take out the militias and stabilize Iraq.” When asked how many, he replied, “I would say 20,000 to 30,000…”

By January 11th, Reyes was beating a different drum. “We don’t have the capability to escalate even to this minimal level,” he said.

Reyes was for troop augmentation, before he was against it.

Townhall Blog’s Mary Katharine Ham and Katie Favazza made a hilarious, must-see video of Reyes’ and other Dems’ previous comments, overlaid on a recent Durbin the Turban speech. Bonus: an idiotic comment from “jetpilot,” who slams the ladies for their age and cuteness and urges them to leave politics to older people.

However, speaking to for the benefit of the local El Paso populace (El Paso is a big military town and reaps much in economic benefits from soldiers), Reyes played the good soldier, saying, “”We have to be mindful that [Bush is] the commander in chief.”

The Corner (Rich Lowry) and InstaPundit are aware.

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