Month: January 2005

One “K” Short of a Byrd As the democrats self destruct in incalcuable pessimism, George Bush, Condoleezza Rice, the Republican Party, and the citizens of this great nation bask in the GREAT SUCCESS of the Iraqi Elections.

Powerline’s Scott Johnson hits a home run with his first piece to the Weekly Standard Online.

Baghdad Mayor, Ali Fadel, the former provincial council chairman would like to erect a monument to honor President Bush in the middle of the city: Fadel acknowledged that many in his country appear ungrateful for America’s foreign assistance.

With each One who lined up in Fallujah, Mosul, Sadr City.

As the rest of the world celebrates, CNN has first a segment with an “expert” who calls the Iraqi campaign a disaster… until today, of course.

Today, there’s no voice louder than that of freedom.

Voters in Baghdad Walk to Vote Iraqis risked their lives today to vote in their first free elections.

I woke up this morning and eagerly flipped on the TV to see how the elections in Iraq were going.

A Kurdistan Political Poster This Kurdistan poster says “Legalising Turkomans, Assyrians, Chaldeans full political and cultural and ethnical rights” .

God Bless Iraq Today And God Bless the USA.

The BBC has a post up here correcting a previous article about the deaths from the multinational forces and those from terrorists.

Or, Maybe a Treason Book?

A Big Thank You???

The Post Dispatch has the latest on the voter fraud and attempted murder charges filed last week against East St.

Sometime conservative, Andrew Sullivan, had a post on “How do we Judge Success?” from the Iraqi Elections.

Best Performance of Unintentional Support A billboard blitz “thanking” Hollywood for the reelection of President Bush will be unveiled early next week.

As I predicted on November 28th, in the post titiled “Read Between the s”, the elections in Iraq would be a success and the “world left” predicatably including the Europeans, the BBC, the terrorosits, Al Quada, the US democrats, the Palestinians would move the goal posts further down the field as they have this entire Iraq campaign.

A group of 70 Nobel laureates have issued a statement endorsing the leadership of the United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan.

Senator Barbara Boxer sent the ultra-left “Daily Kos” blog a thank you this week for all of the support during her Condi Rice Confirmation circus act: by Barbara Boxer Thu Jan 27th, 2005 at 14:11:07 PST (From the diaries — kos) I can’t thank all of you enough — the Daily Kos community, and the blogosphere as a whole — for all of your effective work during the recent debate over Condoleezza Rice’s nomination….blah, blah,blah…lefty rant…bad facts…”I sound so stupid”…”I admit I did not see the resolution for war”…”I did see it but just don’t get it”…”did I just get pistol whipped?”…”oh, no, she didn’t”…”this is just one more of the many battles we’ll be having as we fight for our nation’s future”…”I’m for the other guys”…And I look forward to standing with you in the days, weeks, and months ahead.

Kelvin Ellis knew on the afternoon of October 5th that a female acquaintance of his had met with FBI agents for questioning about voter fraud.

One way to encourage proper courting of youth: Five armed men allegedly undressed a woman and forced her to walk in a street in Mitro Town in district Vehari on Wednesday because they suspected a boy from their family of having a love affair with her.

Iranian Photograher Shadi Yousefian depicts Dual Identity of Young Iranians The Guardian and Chrenkoff have an article of hopeful news from Iran: …With an estimated 75,000 blogs, Farsi is now the fourth most popular language for keeping online journals.

Looking at the two party system that we have in America it becomes increasingly clear that one party is burdened by a tremendous handicap.

Teddy, Where’s the Love?

As the democrats continue to work at rewriting history (they don’t quite understand the ability of google and the internet for information resourcing) in Goebbels like fashion, Lori Byrd at Polipundit slams a home run… …If there were some Democrats who would be honest and take on the leaders of their flailing party by speaking the truth, that would do more good than any silent tour of Europe.

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A User Friendly Guide to Stoning Front Page magazine has a gruesome discussion this morning about the stoning practice of women in Iran: Conservative estimates by Iranian opposition movements and various human rights organizations, such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, put the number of women stoned to death in Iran since the establishment of the Islamic Republic in the neighborhood of fifty.

A captured Libyan terroroist Muhammad Abd Al-Hadi Muhammad says in his interview on Al-Fayhaa TV (Iraq) on January 24, 2005 that the Americans are behind the terroroist attacks because Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya Arab Television networks said the Americans were behind the terrorist attacks: Interviewer: And on the basis of the Banghazi sheiks’ fatwa, you decided to go on Jihad in Iraq?

Remembering Those Special Moments For all of you who may have forgotten, today is the anniversary of that special day back in 1998: January 26, 1998 At a White House event, Clinton states, “I did not have sexual relations with that woman.

You can help Senator Rick Santorum in his re-election efforts today.

So, maybe you were wondering about the Boarding House owned by Democratic Committeeman Oliver Hamilton that keeps being mentioned in the East St.

GP is #512 and Rising.

Ted & Jane from Happier Times Ted Turner went off yesterday on FOX News in Las Vegas before a standing-room-only crowd at the National Association for Television Programming Executives’s opening session.

More on the East St.

if you are just checking in on the East St.

So who is Madison County Democratic Team Donor Randy Bono?

You know… I’m gonna miss ol’ “Swamp Dog” when he’s gone… Facing a long prison stretch, a former prominent Democratic political player, secretly tape-recorded phone conversations with the father of football star Dana Howard as part of a federal vote fraud probe.

When Ugly gets Really Ugly… McGlynn, a former chairman of the St.

Blockbuster “Passion” Makes Awards List The surprise blockbuster of 2004 “The Passion of the Christ” made the Hollywood Oscar list but not in the categories that many had hoped for.

According to the BBC this morning the very Anti-American Human Rights Watch has come out with another report, this time against the Iraqi forces: Iraqi security forces systematically abuse prisoners, a leading US-based human rights group reports.

You have got to love this article about the investigations going on in East St.

This seems to be a tactic that works quite well.

I’ve Slipped into My Pajamas and Thought I’d add Some More Information on the East St.

Senator Harry Reid and the other (42… or is it, 43?) democrat senators are trying to persuade the press today that “there is no stinkin’ mandate!” Sorry, Harry!

This ought to be great fun!

“Political Activist” Kelvin Ellis Alright, here is some more information on the Election Fraud-Murder-Crack Planting-Obstruction Investigation in East St.

Man for the Ages Today is the anniversary of the death of Winston Churchill one of Britain’s greatest 20th-century heroes.

Senator Hillary (“WE are the President”) Clinton slams the Bush Administration: “I don’t see that thoughtful, visionary direction that got us where we are today,” she told the crowd of hundreds.

Poor little Barbara Boxer… the lefty senator from California is very upset about how nasty, mean Condoleezza Rice viciously attacked her last week… Sen.

Well, not exactly a “code red” story but it did not get much press this week.

My 79 year old Mother has decided that she will say a prayer a day for Iraq until well after the elections.

More on the Democrat Vote Fraud Investigation from the Post Dispatch: …Candidates and others raised vote fraud allegations following the November election.

“USA against Iran- The Next War?” “Thumbs up” to the German rag “Speigel” magazine on it’s latest Anti-Bush cover.

Anatoly (Natan) and Avital Sharansky phone President Reagan in 1986 to thank him for Natan’s release from prison.

Freedom and Peace In another peaceful transition of power this week and after nearly three months since the first votes were cast, Victor Yushchenko will be inaugurated on Sunday in the third inauguration of the Ukraine since gaining independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.

The Swift Boat Veterans held their own “un-augural” party on Thursday: Vietnam Veterans who opposed Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry held an “un-augural” reception on Thursday afternoon in Washington to celebrate the fact that Kerry lost the election and to honor the veterans who helped defeat him.

CNN slips further as FOX is up on Inaugural Day.

More on the East St.

A Worldly Vision George W.