Month: February 2005

This Gift of Freedom

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I have no doubts that the great sufferings of the Iraqis today will help build that firm foundation of freedom for tomorrow.

Targeting the Innocent

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Abdul Hussein Khazaal Even after the populace gave them a resounding “No Faith” vote in the highly successful elections, the terrorists in Iraq continue to reek havoc on the innocent people.

Shamed to Silence

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It took the good Georgian Jimmah Carter 10 days to regain composure after the historic Iraq Elections.

Rev. Al Still Preaching

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The Reverand Al Sharpton is still out there preaching but this time it’s against KFC and its treatment of chickens.

Guilty!

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Nonaresa Montgomery was found guilty by a jury late today of perjury in a trial in St.

St. Louis Voter Fraud Trial Heats Up

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Nonaresa Montgomery, Admitted Turning in Cards Four-year-old grand jury testimony was the highlight for jurors Wednesday in a fake voter registration trial.

Eason Jordan Blog Swarm

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A Friend to Europe Elites Too bad that CNN can not count all of the blog articles on their embattled chief in their ratings.

Wictory Wednesday

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Senator Rick Santorum (R-PA) has been one of the most steadfast members of the Senate Republican leadership.

Ready for the World

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Bollywood to Hollywood The reigning queen of Indian cinema and former Miss World, Aishwarya Rai is making the jump from Bollywood to Hollywood.

5 to 3

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“For every five African-American women who get pregnant, three have an abortion” Clenard Childress Jr., director of the Northeast Chapter of the Life Education and Resource Network.

Think Ink

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What About the Piercings?

Dutch Terror Trials Begin

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Dutch trials begin this week on investigations started after the gruesome murder of film maker Theo van Gogh: Prosecutors on Monday launched their case against 12 alleged Muslim extremists accused of plotting to derail the country’s democracy by murdering prominent politicians.

Kerry Out of Touch

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An article from US News and World Report shows just how out of touch with voters (and reality) John Kerry really is: John Kerry believes.

Something in the Water

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A Turkish Islamic Daily not only accuses the US of invading Iraq for murderous instincts, but also because “Murdering is genetically ingrained in American culture.” I thought we were a melting pot of diversity?

Hero Salute

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Here is the Budweiser “Hero Salute” ad from the Super Bowl.

Kofi Gets Tough?

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Kofi Annan decides to get tough with two delegates who controlled the Oil for Food Program at the UN.

The High US Corporate Tax Rate

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From the Small Business Administration: Under President Ronald Reagan’s guidance, the top corporate income tax rate was reduced from 46% to 34%.

From Beggar to Starlet

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Afghan Movie Star Marina Gulbahari There have been many more opportunities for women in Afghanistan with the ousting of the Mullahs including this Hollywood-like discovery as reported by Chrenkoff…

How to be a Loser

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A study from the Weekly Standard on how in one week to take your party down two or three notches in respectability: THE DEMOCRATS’ WORST WEEK AND a half since Black Tuesday (November 2, 2004, when the U.S.

Kill Whitey

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Ward Churchill the non-indian embattled professor at the University of Colorado, and a delegate to the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations is now saying that more 9-11’s may be necessary.

Another Blow to Democrats

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As if having Howard “The Scream” Dean as their Party Chairman is not bad enough.

Eyes on Ali B

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Dutch Rapper Ali B New sensation Dutch Moroccan rapper Ali B has taken Holland by storm.

Daily Recycler is Back

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During the election season last fall one of the best blogs was Daily Recycler because they would post the video clips of the news that you wanted to see again and again or news you may have missed.

The Big Scam

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Mark Steyn brilliantly breaks down the Oil for Food scam in his Daily Telegraph opinion piece: If you’re a UN bigshot, or the son of Kofi Annan, or the cousin of Boutros Boutros-Ghali, or any of the other well-connected guys on the Oil-for-Fraud payroll, $160,000 is pretty small beer.

Ouch!!!

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No Homecoming Party…

Family Feud in Illinois Politics

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There may be something brewing in the Illinois governor’s mansion- a spat between the governor and his father in law.

Will the Lib's Lose the 'West Wing', Too?

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The hit TV show “West Wing” is undecided on who will play their next president: John Wells insists that real-life politics has little bearing on the outcome of the fictional White House race now unfolding on the Emmy-winning NBC series between candidates played by former “M*A*S*H” star Alan Alda (the Republican) and “NYPD Blue” veteran Jimmy Smits (the Democrat)…

Smash Mouth

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A Tehran Friday Sermon from the Religion of Peace: Iranians Will Punch Americans in the Mouth So Hard All Their Devouring Teeth Will Fall Out Ayatollah Mohammad Ememi-Kashani: If you [Americans] behave with disrespect – even just a little bit – [the Iranian people] will punch you in the mouth so hard that all your devouring teeth will fall off.

Another Case for Democracy

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Niall Ferguson writes in The Telegraph today about the plight of Africa and the need for democratic reform on the dark continent: …Between 1950 and 1995, Western countries gave away around $1 trillion (in 1985 prices) in aid to poorer countries.

45

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“45 Iraqis died on election day” is what is being repeated in the MSM.

No More Polish Jokes

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Traditional Dress Sometimes Worn at Weddings Condoleezza Rice thanked Poland yesterday for placing troops in Iraq early and keeping them there.

Big Brother is Watching

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Joined in Loss One of the big differences between liberals and conservatives is that the elite crowd not only in the US but worldwide love to take off and run with a good conspiracy theory.

Don't Thank Me

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Yesterday morning President Bush spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast before heading out west to promote his social security plan.

Auntie Saddam

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According to CNN: The man in charge of the-oil-for food program for the United Nations made illicit oil deals with Iraq and “violated standards of integrity,” according to an initial investigative report released Thursday.

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Taking the Road Less Traveled

The Demo Dud's Misstatements

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Watching the pessimists come on after the brilliant SOTU Address by Bush showed the perfect contrast between the ruling Republicans and the pessimistic Democrats.

A New Month, A New Scandal Resurfaces

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Speaking of Ethics Violations…Representative Costello (D-IL) It’s been nearly two days since a democratic scandal has been discussed in the local media.

What did you do?

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David Horowitz from Front Page Magazine sums up the atrocities we have witnessed since the War in Iraq started: This “anti-war” movement has not contributed any effort to the winning of the war on which the freedom of 18 million Iraqis hangs, and on which the very lives of thousands and tens of thousands of future terrorist victims in Iraq and all over the world may be said to depend.

The Blue Men (& Women)

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Showing Support Republican Congressmen and Women (including Bobby Jindal in red tie) decided to show their continued support to the future of Iraq and and to the President last night by dipping their fingers in blue ink for the State of the Union Address.

Honor

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A Thousand Words U.S.

German Quagmire

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It looks like the anti-American German Leader Gerhard Schroeder is not fairing out so well this election cycle…

Bicycle Built for "2 to 10"

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Waiting for the Polls to Open From the Madison County Record: They call it ‘bicycling.’ It’s East St.

More ESL Fraud News

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More ESL Fraud News: The federal grand jury is meeting two weeks after the Belleville News-Democrat began publishing a series of stories raising questions about the circumstances of the close race for St.

The Big Chill

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Or, maybe I should say “chills” because this video is so magnificent.