Archive for August 31, 2010

Obama: I Was There — I Remember — Don’t BS Me

I am so tired of this lie:

August 31, 2010 at 8:12 PM Leave a comment

The Fascist Noise Channel

I’m listening to Mario Solis Marich on AM760 in Denver.  A guy just called in and referred to Fox News as the “Fascist Noise Channel.”

I like that. I like that a lot.   It fits and it’s more appropriate than a name like “Faux News,” which doesn’t really capture the cold-blooded, ruthless nature of FNC.

Hey, in my opinion, Fox can be as fascist as it wants to be — I’m a free speech nut –  I just wish they’d quit lying to people about being a “news” organization; that they’d come clean and give themselves a name that reflects the truth.

August 31, 2010 at 5:32 PM 2 comments

Tweet of the Day re the “Liberal Media”

From Markos, and so, so true:

August 31, 2010 at 3:51 PM Leave a comment

Break Time — World’s Largest Drawing

Jesus — it’s amazing what our “liberal media” doesn’t cover.  They stick to the revolving three-stories-a-day when if they had any imagination whatsoever, they could spice it up a bit with interesting tidbits like this:

Take a look:

This spectacular artwork is the world’s largest drawing and at 12.5 square miles it would be able to find room for 4,469 Wembley football pitches.

Etched onto the surface of Lake Baikal, in Russia’s windswept and frozen Siberia, it was created by land artist extraordinaire Jim Denevan and his team in March of this year.

Commissioned by clothing firm Anthropologie to create the work for their advertising tie-in series The Anthropologist, Jim, 49, spent 15 days on the surface of Lake Baikal completing the drawing.

So cool (no pun intended).

August 31, 2010 at 3:08 PM Leave a comment

Burning the Quran is a Dangerous and Stupid Move

Undoubtedly you heard about the Florida fundamentalist “Christian” pastor, Terry Jones, who is planning on holding a Quran-burning ceremony on 9/11.  Well, he and his congregation, and those who support him,  have no idea how dangerous and stupid a move that is:

The threatened bonfire burning of the Quran, however, is a different matter — with more severe connotations. Even if undertaken by Jones, a Florida bigot with a minuscule congregation, most of whom likely could not find the Middle East on a map, it is seen as an act of religious warfare. Domestically, the Dove Church may already feel like old news, but in the Middle East, the resonance is deep, clear and threatening.

“Attacking the religious symbols of others is a kind of terrorism,” the Rev. Andrea Zaki Stephanous, vice-general director of the Protestant Church of Egypt,told The Root. “It dehumanizes and is a form of violence.”

Whatever happened to the feeling that we wanted to be” better” than the terrorists?

August 31, 2010 at 2:49 PM 3 comments

Two More Terror Attacks on American Muslims

Two more terror attacks on American Muslims have been reported today:

One in Seattle:  Man Charged in Racially-Charged Attack of Turban-Wearing Man, and one in upstate New York:  Five Teens Arrested in Connection With Violence at Mosque.

I am ashamed of us.  Wish these attackers would just join al Qaeda and be done with it.

August 31, 2010 at 1:00 PM Leave a comment

Halloween Candy Displays in the Stores Already?

Just got back from the grocery store — where I saw a huge display of Halloween candy.  Halloween candy in August!  Halloween is two freakin’ months away!

August 31, 2010 at 12:15 PM Leave a comment

Why Is Obama Talking About Iraq Tonight?

For the life of me, I can’t figure out what Obama is thinking when it comes to giving a speech about Iraq tonight.  First of all, I don’t think people care about that war anymore; they want it to go away.  Why remind them that we’re pouring billions of dollars into that godforsaken country — money that could be spent here?  Second, what’s he going to say that hasn’t already been said?  He can’t say “the war is over,” because it isn’t.  50,000 troops and contractors remain.  He can’t say he kept his campaign promise to end it, because he hasn’t.

People want to hear what he’s going to do about the economy.  Period.  To see him talking about (and, by inference, thinking about and spending time on) the Iraq war, will only make people think (and maybe rightly so) that he isn’t concentrating like a laser on what’s going on here at home.

He will look like he’s grossly out of touch with the mood of the country, and maybe he is.

August 31, 2010 at 10:35 AM Leave a comment

Good Morning!

It’s a good morning because fall is in the air and I can’t –  can’t, can’t, can’t –  wait to see this:

It’s coming.

August 31, 2010 at 5:29 AM Leave a comment


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