Sunday, September 25, 2005
Hillary's Paranoia Running Rampant

The following is from NewsMax.
2008 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is warning that if President Bush's Supreme Court appointees succeed in overturning the federal right to an abortion, state governments would likely implement a reverse of China's one child policy that would instead force women to have five children.
"There would be many places in the country that would criminalize [abortion]," Clinton says in a new videotaped message posted to her Senate campaign web site. "They might even send women and doctors to prison."
The top Democrat painted a stark picture of government bureaucrats forcing women to bear children against their will if the new Bush court has its way.
"It would go in the direction that I saw in my travels, where, you know, in China they mandated you could only have one child. And in some places, like Romania during the Communist era, they mandated that you must have five children."
How do they come up with these fantasies? The left is getting more out of touch by the minute. Don't they realize that nobody wants the liberal fringe of this country to be fruitful and multiply and that the rest of us see children as a blessing. We're also smart enough to figure out what causes children and have better means of birth control than abortion.
Somebody needs to give Hillary her meds and take her back home to the trailer park.
Saturday, September 24, 2005
Hillary, Queen Of The Trailer Park

Here is the real Hillary Clinton, delighting in hearing our president called a racist. This she devil will stop at nothing to further her own personal aggrandizement.
Rather than step in and tell Rangle he's gone too far she contributes to this slander by doing nothing. If there are racists in this group, they are Rangle and Balafonte who are causing devisiveness and fueling hate. Along with them, Hillary is willing to participate as long as she thinks it will buy her votes and increase her power. Next to her, Lady Macbeth looks like Mother Teresa.
The fact that she is being considered as a viable candidate for the presidency, shows the level to which our country has fallen. It is she who called the women Bill committed adultery with "trailer trash". She may know, since she personifies the term.
2008 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton praised anti-American activist Harry Belafonte on Thursday after Belafonte charged that U.S. foreign policy had "wrecked the planet."
"There's a lot of people out here who are really pissed off," Belafonte told the Congressional Black Caucus, with Mrs. Clinton and Rep. Charlie Rangel standing nearby.
"Our foreign policy has made a wreck of this planet," Belafonte complained. "I'm always in Africa . . . And when I go to these places I see American policy written on the walls of oppression everywhere."
The former calypso singer's anti-U.S. rant won immediate praise from Hillary, who stepped up to the microphone and told the crowd: "What Harry said is so important."
Hillary then charged that the Bush administration had made "a concerted effort to make it even harder for poor people and non-English-speaking people and elderly people to vote in this country." Clinton was followed to the podium by Rep. Rangel, who wasted no time in disparaging President Bush as a racist. "George Bush is our 'Bull' Connor," Rangel railed. "And if that doesn't get to you, nothing will be able to get to you, and it's time for us to be able to say that we're sick and tired and we're fired up and we're not going to take it anymore!" Mrs. Clinton offered no objection to the president of the United States being compared to one of America's most notorious racists. From NewsMax.
ACLU Wants To Censor The Ballot
Since the American people do not seem to endorse the perverted views of the ACLU, they are busy trying to keep us from getting to vote on amendments they have deemed inappropriate.
For a group that voices concerns about voter participation and access, they seem all too willing to deny us the right to vote our opinions. This, of course, is not the first incident of ACLU hypocrisy. I have written before about their refusal to take on freedom of speech causes because it didn't dovetail with their supporters' agenda.
The ACLU is beginning to feel the heat in the kitchen, so it has taken its vile recipes to the pantry. It's time to rid ourselves of these pests.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (BP)--The American Civil Liberties Union joined other liberal interest groups Sept. 21 in filing a lawsuit against a proposed constitutional marriage amendment in Florida, seeking to prevent it from appearing on the ballot in 2006.
Similar to lawsuits against amendments in other states, the ACLU suit, filed at the state supreme court, argues that the proposed Florida amendment violates the state Constitution by dealing with more than one issue -- banning "gay marriage," Vermont-style civil unions and domestic partnerships.
So far, no state supreme court has prevented an amendment from going to the voters. Eighteen states have adopted such amendments, and others are likely to follow. Texans will vote on a marriage amendment in November.
"Same-sex marriage advocates know that when the people have the opportunity to vote they overwhelmingly uphold marriage between one man and one woman," Liberty Counsel President Mathew Staver said in a statement. "Their only hope is to misrepresent the facts and derail the amendment. Pure and simple, the ACLU and its allies want to take away our right to vote. But that will not happen."
The ACLU was joined in the lawsuit by Equality Florida and the National Center for Lesbian Rights. They represent six homosexual couples.
Last year state supreme courts in Georgia and Louisiana rebuffed efforts by liberal groups to keep amendments off the ballot
More at BPNews.
Friday, September 23, 2005
Somebody Forgot To Lock Carter's Room And He Got Out Again
"Well I would say that in the year 2000, the country failed abysmally in the presidential election process," Carter told a panel Monday at American University in Washington, D.C. "There's no doubt in my mind that Al Gore was elected president."
Will someone call the home and tell them Jimmy has escaped again?
Why this snotty faced pile of parrot droppings thinks his opinion about the war, economics, elections etc. has value is beyond me. The man folded like a cheap suit during the Iran hostage crisis and was even attacked by a killer bunny. The economy was in shambles during his watch as the energy crisis crippled America. Inflation ran wild while Carter did nothing, except perhaps "lusting in his heart".
He finally delivered his infamous "malaise speech" where he blamed the American people for his failure of leadership.
In the final analysis Jimmy was pretty much Billy Carter except sober and wearing shoes.
Thursday, September 22, 2005
Throw The Scoundrels Out
Who has problems with these attributes? Who thinks they are not enough to qualify him for the Supreme Court? Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (Mass.), Joseph Biden (Del.), Dianne Feinstein (Calif.) , Charles Schumer (N.Y.) and Dick Durbin (Ill.). Is anyone amazed? After all, these are qualities missing from the resumes of those five senators. Integrity, the most important quality of anyone sitting as Supreme Court Justice , has no meaning to these five moral midgets.
It should come as a surprise to no one that the hard left lunatics of donkdom would miss the qualities that raise an individual to the level we truly need on the court. Their moral shallowness, lack of humility and self absorption prevent them from having any semblance of objectivity. Consumed by their desire to drive a political agenda contrary to the desires of the majority of the American people, they are unable to render objective, logical decisions and have thereby shown themselves unfit to continue in leadership roles. Translation? Throw the scoundrels out.
The ACLU, At Work Undermining America's Military
Dated 9/21/2005 from the ACLU website.
WASHINGTON - In a friend-of-the-court brief filed today, the American Civil Liberties Union urged the Supreme Court to rule that it is unconstitutional for Congress to force universities that object to discrimination against gay people to accept military recruiters on their campuses.
"Universities should be commended for holding the line against discrimination and insisting that it is wrong," said Matt Coles, director of the ACLU's Lesbian and Gay Rights Project. "For the time being, Congress can keep gay people out of the military. It shouldn't be able to violate university rules against discrimination as well."
At various times, universities have barred military recruiters from campus for reasons ranging from opposition to the Vietnam War to objections to excluding women from the military. Most recently, American law schools have refused to let any employer recruit on their campuses unless it was willing to promise that it did not discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation. Because the military refused, its recruiters were barred.
Congress passed laws denying Department of Defense funds to schools that banned recruiters. When law schools failed to capitulate, Congress decided to deny all federal funds (except student loans) to entire universities if their law schools barred recruiters.
The ACLU never seems to miss an opportunity to stick it to our armed forces. At a time when recruitment is essential because of the war effort, they are fighting to keep recruiters out of our schools.
If Congress has deemed it permissible to bar blatant deviant behavior from enlistment, then schools that deny armed forces recruitment should not expect the support of the Federal Government. Let them garner their support from the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, the Stonewall Democrats etc. and, oh yes, the ACLU.
This organization continues its spree of America hating law suits designed to bring this nation to ruin. Please don't allow it to happen or continue for even a brief time longer. Get involved.
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Wednesday, September 21, 2005
Apres Roberts, Le Deluge
From Bloomberg.com
And then, Sen. Patrick Leahy the senior Democrat on the Judiciary Committee announced Wednesday he will vote to confirm John Roberts for chief justice of the United States after leading lawmakers met with President Bush to discuss candidates for the other high court vacancy.
This is the calm before the storm. The donks will pass Roberts, because they have no chance of defeating him and the public would be furious if they tried. They will go after the next nominee under the pretense of keeping a balanced court. Where in the constitution does it say we have to have an equal amount of liberals and conservatives with a swing judge who bats from both sides of the box?
This is complete nonsense. As usual the donks try to change the rules when things are not going well for them in the game. If you can't win , cheat, it's the liberals' motto.
I hope Bush names someone soon and lets the battle begin. We will get to see the left in all its hideous reality. And wait, if Stevens leaves, as is rumored, the left will implode. May it come to pass!
Jimmy Carter, Too Far Right For The ACLU ?
What is the ACLU's basis for saying this will have a "chilling" effect on voter participation? Where are the statistics and studies to prove that statement?
We all know about voter fraud. We have seen examples of aliens and dead people voting along with those who like to vote in more than one state. That doesn't seem to concern the ACLU.
I'm not really worried about giving the government information they need to protect me. My voting rights are compromised when aliens and dead people come to the polls. In fact, our whole system of government is compromised when that happens, which is probably why the ACLU wants to preserve the status quo.
Caroline Fredrickson and her band of saboteurs need to be stopped.
WASHINGTON - Citing civil rights concerns, the American Civil Liberties Union today raised serious concerns about several recommendations of a voting commission led by former president Jimmy Carter and former secretary of state James A. Baker III. The Carter-Baker recommendations seek to build public trust in the electoral system, yet several provisions may disenfranchise potential voters and undermine privacy.
The following can be attributed to Caroline Fredrickson, Director of the ACLU Washington Legislative Office:
"Though intended to improve the democratic process, several of the voting commission’s recommendations will have a chilling effect on voter participation and access. For instance, the commission recommends requiring photo identification in order for citizens to vote, which will disproportionately impact the poor and the elderly, who may not have drivers’ licenses or access to a location where they can obtain IDs. Additionally, the proposed database in which states can share voter identification information raises serious concerns about protecting Americans’ private information.
"Furthermore, the commission failed to hold a truly transparent and democratic process - only two hearings were held, and the public was not given then the opportunity to comment. Had it had a more open process, some of these civil rights concerns could have been properly addressed, rather than discounted by the current report.
"In reviewing the Carter-Baker panel’s recommendations, Congress must guarantee not only the right to vote, but the right to privacy as well."
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Nazi Hunter Simon Wiesenthal Dies
Read more at the Jerusalem Post.
Wiesenthal took a job that no one wanted but needed to be done. He lost 89 family members to the Holocaust and he made sure the atrocity did not fade from the world's memory. He was instrumental in bringing over 1000 Nazi war criminals to justice.
Rest in Peace Simon, you have run the good race.
Charlie Norwood Keeps The Fox From The Hen House
A Georgia Republican on Friday applauded the assistance Mexico has provided the United States in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, but rejected an offer by Mexican President Vicente Fox that Mexican nationals be allowed to participate in the rebuilding of the area.
"Rebuilding our Gulf Coast with labor from Mexico would divert a large part of the estimated $200 billion cost to rebuild -- paid for by American taxpayers -- out of our economy and into 'foreign remittances,' the monies sent back to Mexico from the U.S. by illegal immigrants," Rep. Charlie Norwood said.
"We should not allow our national tragedy to become Mexico's gain. The time for talk is over. The time for pleas for the administration to simply enforce the law is over," Mr. Norwood said. "Hardship has a way of bringing families together.
"If there is anything positive that can come from such an incomprehensible disaster as Hurricane Katrina, it could likely be in forcing us to come back together to help defend each other, instead of letting potential taxpayer-funded jobs for storm victims to be looted by illegal immigrant labor cheered on by Mexican President Vicente Fox."
From The Washington Times.
Monday, September 19, 2005
North Korea Pledges Again
Let's make sure we have Jimmy "crack corn and I don't care" Carter make a return trip so he can assure us everything is ok on the peninsula. Jimmy and the "dear leader" Kim "ding dong" Jong Il, now there's a pair to draw to!
North Korea pledged to drop its nuclear weapons development and rejoin international arms treaties in a unanimous agreement Monday with other countries at six-party arms talks. The joint statement was the first ever after more than two years of negotiations.
The North "promised to drop all nuclear weapons and current nuclear programs and to get back to the (Nuclear) Nonproliferation Treaty as soon as possible and to accept inspections" by the International Atomic Energy Agency, according to the agreement by the six countries at the talks.
"All six parties emphasized that to realize the inspectable denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula is the target of the six-party talks," the statement said.
The North and United States also pledged in the agreement to respect each other's sovereignty and right to peaceful coexistence, and also to take steps to normalize relations.
"The United States affirmed that it has no nuclear weapons on the Korean Peninsula and has no intention to attack or invade (North Korea) with nuclear or conventional weapons," according to the statement, assurances echoed by South Korea.
From FOXNews.
A New Home For Moonbats?
NASA briefed senior White House officials Wednesday on its plan to spend $100 billion and the next 12 years building the spacecraft and rockets it needs to put humans back on the Moon by 2018.
Sunday, September 18, 2005
Alastair Crooke Perfoms At Clinton Carnival
Alastair Crooke must be the reincarnation of Neville Chamberlain, if he believes the nonsense he spouts. You need to know a little bit more about Mr. Crooke and why he fits in so well at the Clinton Carnival. I refer you to this rather lengthy piece by Daniel Pipes.
The only engagement we need to have with Hamas and Hezbollah is an armed one and it should involve no compromise. These terrorist groups have resisted compromise and ceasefires unless it worked to their benefit and, when it was convenient for them , they have broken agreements. But, they are the darlings of Clinton and his cronies.
Slick Willie is so desperate to write a respectable page in the history books, he will broker any kind of peace, even if it means raising himself up by standing on the bodies of the innocent victims of terrorism. We always knew the man had no morals, no integrity and no shame and he continues to prove it over and over again.
Antendees at the Clinton Global Initiative were told on Friday that terrorist groups like Hezbollah and Hamas should be "engaged" by the world's peace loving nations - even if their members persist in trying to destroy Israel and America.
Newsday reports that during a session on religious-political relations, Alastair Crooke, director of the British-based Conflicts Forum, said:
"Governments should engage groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah, who, despite their use of violence, were willing to participate in the political process and had strong credibility with many people in the Middle East."
From NewsMax.
Saturday, September 17, 2005
Terrorist Training In Tennessee?
And yet another example of not controlling our borders. This guy was here seven years. How is that possible? It is because our government, federal, state and local, just doesn't care. The few who try to enforce the laws are sold out by their superiors or our leftwing judicial system. They are hassled and sued by radical organizations like the ACLU.
The time is here to reverse the process. We must fight the amnesty plan of Kennedy and Kolbe and demand that our government expel the criminals from our midst.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- A university student from Egypt was ordered held without bond after prosecutors said they found a pilot's uniform, chart of Memphis International Airport and a DVD titled "How an Airline Captain Should Look and Act" in his apartment.
The FBI is investigating whether Mahmoud Maawad, 29, had any connection to terrorists. He is awaiting trial on charges of wire fraud and fraudulent use of a Social Security number.
Maawad, who is in the United States illegally, told the judge during a hearing Thursday that he is studying science and economics at the University of Memphis.
"My school is everything. I stay in this country for seven years; I stay for the school," he said.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Steve Parker said Thursday that the airport-related items were found during a Sept. 9 search.
"The specific facts and circumstances are scary," Parker said.
U.S. Magistrate Judge S. Thomas Anderson ruled that Maawad be held without bond.
"It is hard for the court to understand why he has a large concentration of those (aviation) items, and nothing else to indicate Mr. Maawad plans to stay in the community," Anderson said.
Maawad had ordered $3,000 in aviation materials, including DVDs titled "Ups and Downs of Takeoffs and Landings," "Airplane Talk," "Mental Math for Pilots" and "Mastering GPS Flying," FBI agent Thad Gulczynski testified.
The company reported Maawad to authorities when he didn't pay for $2,500 of merchandise it had delivered, Gulczynski said.From Washingtonpost.com
Killers Keep Crossing, While Our Government Does Nothing
"Consider Michael Sprinkles. The 37-year-old paramedic was riding his motorcycle home from work on Sept. 6 when the California Highway Patrol says a car crossed the double-yellow line and killed him. Sprinkles’ death could easily have been prevented. The driver of the car shouldn’t have been behind the wheel -- or even in this country. Suspect Juan Bibinz is an illegal alien.
This isn’t Bibinz’s first brush with the law. He’s been arrested a dozen times. “He has been convicted of four felonies, drug charges, thefts and a count of willful cruelty to a child, for which he served five days in jail,” the Los Angeles Daily News reported on Sept. 7. Oh, and he’s been deported to Mexico -- once.'
Another disaster caused by our failure to control our borders.
Friday, September 16, 2005
This Is News
They used to say when a dog bites a man that's not news but when a man bites a dog that is news. Well then, this must be news.
A Bulgarian hunter was shot by his own dog when he tried to knock a bird out of its mouth with his gun.
Vasil Plovdiv, 35, was shooting quail in Rasgrad in the north-east of the country with his German Pointer when the dog, which had retrieved a bird, refused to drop it.
According to police, Plovdiv tried to dislodge the dead quail from the pointer's mouth with the butt of his rifle but the dog sprung at him, knocking the trigger and peppering the hunter's chest with shot.
He is being treated for chest injuries at the local hospitalFrom Ananova.
Thursday, September 15, 2005
The ACLU Is Worried About Your Local Sex Offenders
"William Wiyakaska calls it a witch hunt.
Joanne Pratt says her civil rights are being violated.
Michael Price says it's a legal shunning, that makes people like him pariahs.
"It's banishment," he said. "What the city councils fail to realize is that they are punishing the families of the offenders as well. Children don't understand why they will have to move."
Price and Wiyakaska are convicted sex offenders. Pratt is married to one. All three are joining growing protests across Florida against movements to limit where they can live and work."
These people should be pariahs because they have proven themselves unfit to live in normal society. Look at their twisted logic. It is they, by their own vile behavior, that have punished the families of the victims as well as their own kin. Yet, they try to portray themselves as victims using their own families to evoke sympathy for a situation of their own making.
'Legal experts and city officials say they may be right, but that won't stop the surge of municipalities all across the country -- including Palm Bay, Melbourne and Cocoa -- considering more restrictive laws against sex offenders.
Price, who is involved with the Sex Offender Support and Education Network, has organized what he calls an "educational rally" in Palm Bay on Thursday. He contends the restrictive laws violate 14th Amendment guarantees that prohibit states from denying residents life, liberty or property without due process of law. He's hoping to march with a few hundred sex offenders and their families.
"There are lots of issues here," said Professor Drew Lanier of the University of Central Florida, adding that we don't have a right to live wherever we want. "It's a balance of the interests of the community versus the interests of the offender, and they are not exactly sympathetic figures."
Public outcry over the high-profile slayings earlier this year of two Florida children prompted many Florida cities to seek more restrictive measures on sex offenders. Nine-year-old Jessica Lunsford of Homosassa and 13-year-old Sarah Michelle Lunde of Ruskin were killed and in both cases, convicted sex offenders were charged.
State Rep. Mitch Needelman, R-Melbourne, said the public must be careful grouping offenders and predators in the same category. But when it comes to predators complaining about restrictions, he has two words: "Too bad."
"Those people should be wearing scarlet letters," he said. "I have no problem with communities saying we don't want you here."
Now, though, offenders say the crackdown has gone too far.Wiyakaska, who said he was wrongly convicted, spent time in prison in Massachusetts for molesting his brother's children. He said the tougher laws may force sex offenders to stop registering.
"Sex offenders need places to live. If town officials say you can't live there, then they force you to break the law," said Wiyakaska, now a registered sex offender living in Palm Bay. "People are being panicked. Why are all sex offenders being punished after they pay their debts to society?"
That's something Florida's ACLU lawyers are also looking into. Spokeswoman Alessandra Meetze said the new laws are simply being fueled by politicians.
"This isn't the smartest approach to keep our children safe," she said. "Effectively, are they trying to create fences around entire cities?"'
Of course, the ACLU weasels are involved on the wrong side, as usual. If there is a risk to be taken, it should be assumed by the perverts not innocent children and their families.
If we need fences to protect our kids, we'll build them. If we need to eliminate the ACLU to protect our kids, then the ACLU will become history. Family loving, God fearing, concerned and caring American parents can turn this nation on its ear and they will deal with the ACLU, its lawyers, its members and its fans in good time. We will win this war and the nation will be better and stronger because of it.
And this from The Seattle Times:"The movement to restrict where sex offenders live is not just a Florida occurrence. Fourteen states, including California, New York, New Jersey and Arkansas have passed measures restricting where offenders can live. And many places are looking into making those restrictions even tougher.
One New Jersey town has prohibited known offenders from living 1,000 feet from a school bus stop and in New York, there is a movement to ban sex offenders from municipal pools.
The U.S. Department of Justice has also created a National Sex Offender Registry, listing names and residences of offenders.
Challenges to these laws are already being made. An Iowa judge tried striking down the law, calling it unconstitutional. But a U.S. 8th Circuit Court of Appeals recently declared the restrictions to be in the public's best interests."
The above quotes were from floridatoday.com.
The American Civil Liberties Union this week withdrew a motion in King County Superior Court that sought to bar the city of Issaquah from enforcing an ordinance restricting where sex offenders can live.
The ACLU filed a lawsuit last month on behalf of Kyle Lewis, a Level 3 sex offender, and his mother, who owns the property where her son lives. The Issaquah ordinance passed last month also makes it illegal to rent homes to sex offenders in prohibited areas.
Last week, a court commissioner denied an ACLU request for a temporary restraining order to block the ordinance until the preliminary-injunction hearing date of Sept. 23. The city then began issuing fines of $250 a day to Lewis and his mother.
Lewis didn't want his mother to be penalized and has agreed to move out of Issaquah, said ACLU spokesman Doug Honig.
"The lawsuit is proceeding, just on a slower schedule," Honig said. A trial date is set for Feb. 27, 2007, but a summary judgment could be issued earlier, he said.
The battles are forming. Pick your side.
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Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Got Beer?
Yuck! The French should stick to making wine, not that I'd ever buy a French product anyway. Give me a six pack of Carnation.
Rennes, France: A Frenchman who has invented a beer made from fermented milk is selling about 300 bottles of it a week.
His recipe is secret, but it combines 75 per cent milk and 25 per cent malt with the culture used to make kefir, a traditional fermented-milk drink in the mountains of the northern Caucasus.
"The idea of producing alcohol from milk shocked everybody at first," said Marcel Besnard, who was a dairy farmer in Britanny, in the west of France, before switching to information technology.
He makes his beer, which he has named Lactiwel, in an experimental brewery, and is selling the wine-size bottles "in little shops, at festivals, and at some markets".
Mr Besnard says that despite his change of occupation, dairying has remained his "passion" over the past 30 years. He started testing different methods of fermenting milk in 2003, based on the fermentation of beer.
He is not planning to increase production as it is too expensive, but is seeking a partner to produce Lactiwel on a commercial scale.