Month: December 2004

Boxer Rebellion

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At January 3 Rally, Civic Groups Will Urge U.S.

Boston Snowflakes

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Keeping the Faith (this article was posted on Blogs for Bush from Boston.com News) The election is long over.

Short Tempered

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Explosive and unpredictable Clare Short, infamous British leftist and former member of Tony Blair’s cabinet, has lashed out at the US for setting up a rival coalition to coordinate relief following the Asian tsunami disaster.

Round the Horn

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The US bypasses the scandal-plagued UN and goes “Round the Horn” of Africa to assist those suffering from the tsunami disaster.

Hero of 2004

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Pat Tillman He may not get “Sportsman of The Year” from Sports Illustrated but he defined the greatness of this country and of humanity with his selfless sacrifice.

Men of 2004

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Swift Boat Veterans Receive Their Hero’s Welcome John O’Neill and the Swift Boat Veterans for are finally receiving the recognition they have always deserved.

Only 372 to Go!

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Election officials finished the presidential recount in Ohio on Tuesday, with the final tally shaving about 300 votes off President Bush’s six-figure margin of victory in the state that gave him a second term.

1-800-CAR-BOMB

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Leads generated through a hotline to report insurgent activity in Iraq demonstrate that the Iraqi people want to bring an end to the violence against innocent civilians and critical infrastructure…

Softening Us Up

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From Human Evets Online: Religious programming on the radio and television will come under attack.

France Arms China

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Jacques Chirac is bent on policies that are antithetical to U.S.

Baby Mama

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A sad state of affairs…

Last of the Mohicans

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All right, so this movie was more of a love story than anything but it gets the point across.

Troop Support

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Support for the war in Iraq remains very high among the active-duty military, according to a Military Times Poll.

Special Education

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Let the Indoctrination Begin A group of Connecticut second graders was bused to New York last week for a well-publicized protest to save the rainforest.

"The Arafat"

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In honor of the late terrorist, Palestinians have launched “The Arafat” a missile designed with a range of 11 miles and a 33-pound warhead.

Viktor the Victor

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Yushchenko Certain Victor in Ukraine Election West-leaning opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko looked certain Monday to become Ukraine’s next president, bringing with him a promise to end rampant graft and to reform the ex-Soviet state’s damaged economy.

Sleeping with the Enemy

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AP and Terrorists Accusations of complicity with terrorists in Iraq were made recently by Belmont Club and others.

Newt on Rummy

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Newt Gingrich gives the Secretary of Defense what he deserves.

The McGovern Slide

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David Horowitz, who grew up attending communist marches in New York City and is now a leading conservative thinker, writes about the “McGovern Slide” of the democratic party.

CNN Loses

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Expect CNN to further their deficit to FOX News in the year ahead.

A New World Persecution

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More reflections on the 21st Century persecution of Christians from this article in Front Page Magazine.

Teaching Right

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Conservative students are finally standing up to the liberal teaching establishment.

It's A Wrap

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Well the Wahington gubernatorial race is wrapping up.

Merry Christmas

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…And, They will call Him Immanuel, Which Means “God with Us”

Rumsfeld As Santa

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The United States and Allies look to bring Iraq a Christmas present as big as the sky!

This Year's Media Christmas Lie

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I have read numerous accounts this year that go something like: …this year, with the Christian right taking credit for Bush’s re-election, traditionalists are fighting harder than ever against what they see as a political effort to take the Christ out of Christmas…

Forget Barbie

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Here’s the Real Action Hero Has the world ever seen anyone like Ann Coulter?

Introducing The Saddam Legal Team

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Hussein’s legal eagles, which “Scotland on Sunday” describes as a “20-strong international legal team based in Jordan [with a] back-up from some 1,500 volunteer lawyers, mostly from Arab countries.” So just who exactly would volunteer to defend one of the most repulsive characters to walk the pages of recent history?

Defect!

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FrontPage magazine reports some news from the traditional Democratic stroghold of Shelby County Kentucky: Three elected officials in the traditional Democratic stronghold of Shelby County defected yesterday to the Republican Party, the same day the local Democratic chairman resigned.

"Was Done" vs. "Is done"

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Once again, the MSM is spinning “American Atrocities” in the news today about Fallujah.

"Was Said" vs. "Is Said"

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Have you heard the demands this past week for Donald Rumsfeld’s head on a platter?

Death to Infidels!… Where's My Case Worker!!?

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Radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri, who is in a British jail on incitement to murder charges, is to sue welfare officials for thousands of pounds in extra state benefits.

The Max Factor

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Or maybe this should be called “Watersgate” Rep.

"Rush" Job

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More Late Night Humor NBC’s comedy depiction of talkradio king Rush Limbaugh passed-out in vomit from drug abuse ignited backstage outrage at SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE.

Late Night Humor

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…Actor Tim Robbins has called for the impeachment of President George W.

Karzai on Iraq

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The newest member of the international democratic leaders club, Afghanistan’s President Hamid Karzai, recently had some words of encouragement and advice for the Iraqi people on their hard road to a better future: “They must go to polls.

More 2004 Awards

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At Right Wing News they have put together their 20 Most Annoying Liberals of 2004 Awards.

Newsweek Finds Moses

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After the Democratic Disaster of ’04 the democrats (with Newsweek taking the lead among the elites) are starting their campaign for the next savior of the party.

Off Target

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Hugh Hewitt notes that Target is suffering from its decision to exclude the “Red Pots” this year.

Giants

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Time Magazine Names Bush “Man of the Year” After winning re-election and “reshaping the rules of politics to fit his 10-gallon-hat leadership style,” President George Bush for the second time was chosen as Time magazine’s Person of the Year.

Let the Trials Begin

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The Saddam Regime Trials will begin with Saddam’s cousin Chemical Ali.

Iranians Detained in Iraq

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Iraqi police said they detained 45 men who illegally entered from neighboring Iran.

Exactly

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President Bush says that he is open to good ideas on addressing the Social Security crisis from Democrats or Republicans.

Human Rights Watch(ing) Saddam

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Leftist New York based Humans Rights Watch takes the predictable position of concern over Saddam’s upcoming trial: …But for justice to be done, the trials must also be fair.

Washington Vote Keeps Going, & Going, & Going,…

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The governor’s race in Washington State gets tighter and tighter with each recount that the Democrats demand: Our Democrats act as if the only acceptable outcome of a vote is a Democratic victory – if a Republican wins, it is automatically illegitimate; and if you’re close, then manufacture votes until you get the “correct” outcome.

Antireligious TV

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This study came out this week showing “television’s depictions of religion are “overwhelmingly” negative, despite 90 percent of the American public professing a belief in God.”

Prosecute!

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I came across two different articles today regarding treasonous activities.