15 Islamist Terrorist Knuckleheads Killed by New Smarter Diplomacy, Drone-Launched Hellfire Missiles, but Mostly Drone-Launched Hellfire Missiles

Smarter diplomacy = way deader threats to the Unicorn Millenium.

This nuanced approach to re-establishing our cozy to the world of nations with high explosives and fragmentation, it's giving me a +10 on the "gettin laid by being authentic and real and shit" posts of the past couple of days. I don't even feel like refilling that prescription anymore.

In other news, day four of Hopey Change, Gitmo Hunger Strikers Continue Striking at Hunger.

The 45 men refusing to eat were in no immediate medical danger, according to detention center spokeswoman, Navy Cmdr. Pauline Storum, who said visiting attorneys informed the prisoners of Obama's order to close the prison within a year.
Storum said a recent surge in the number of prisoners refusing to eat is linked to Obama's inauguration and the seventh anniversary of the prison at a U.S. base in Cuba. She said she expects the protest to dwindle as it has in the past.
"It's only been two days since the inauguration," she said in a phone interview from the base. "Call me next week and we'll see what the numbers are."

I just assumed we let em watch CNN down there. I had no idea things were so brutal.

Posted by: Dave In Texas at 09:18 PM

Comments

1 Dead terrorists make my dick harder than watching monkey sex.

Posted by: nickless at January 23, 2009 09:28 PM (MMC8r)

2 Um, I could be wrong, but is the first part of this is rather Goundhog Day-ish? As for the hunger strike--I'm rootin' 'em on!

Posted by: Cyn (C In Az) at January 23, 2009 09:31 PM (GiRra)

3 I hate links to the New York Times. But I do like dead terrorists.
A lot.

Posted by: mare at January 23, 2009 09:31 PM (X1fsj)

4 Not eating? Well at least their doing their patriotic part in these hard times. Plus I'm sure some doctor can be found somewhere who will attest to how healthy this will make them, what with their inability to get proper exercise. Sounds like a win-win to me.

As a matter of fact, I'll give less of a shit next week than I do now as to whether or not they eat.

Posted by: GarandFan at January 23, 2009 09:33 PM (237hA)

5 They're not eating because of PBO taking office? Didn't their satan loving lawyers tell them he's going to close the base and they may get to go home?

Would forcing food down throats be considered torture?

Posted by: Jubal Anderson Early at January 23, 2009 09:36 PM (krKUp)

6 The Gitmo suckers-of-cock were offered free room and board at our local Sheriff Joe Arpaio's Tent City Jail, according to something over at Big Hollywood. Would be funny to see those asswipes in Pink! I do believe it was tongue in cheek writing as I cannot find any news of this here in AZ. Frankly, not sure I'd want them here in my state. McCain is one sucker-of-cock too many.

Posted by: Cyn (C In Az) at January 23, 2009 09:37 PM (GiRra)

And this just in:

The Obama administration fell in line with the Bush administration Thursday when it urged a federal judge to set aside a ruling in a closely watched spy case weighing whether a U.S. president may bypass Congress and establish a program of eavesdropping on Americans without warrants.

In a filing in San Francisco federal court, President Barack Obama adopted the same position as his predecessor.

Curse you, Chimpy O'Hitler! Spying on Americans without warrants!

Posted by: flenser at January 23, 2009 09:39 PM (mvgTQ)

8 Sob! I may be safer, but my values have been compromised.

Posted by: arhooley at January 23, 2009 09:45 PM (4QyHt)

Somewhere, Glenn Greenwald is sobbing himself to sleep.

Posted by: flenser at January 23, 2009 09:49 PM (mvgTQ)

10 What we have in Obama is a former illicit drug user, who is currently addicted to nicotine. The illicit drug use arrested his maturation at the age he did the drugs (National Institute of Health studies), and the nicotine addiction is making him irritable (well-known to former smokers). Please cut him some slack.*snark*. He is a victim of the failed liberal war on drugs. Obama will lose the intellectual battle with Limbaugh et al, because Obama doesn't have any moral substance.Were beginning to see his veneer crack. Obama is truly a frightening character. Are we really going to let him run over us? What a pig. He is going to ruin this country. Stop drinking the Kool Aid Libs (if any are lurking here)!

Posted by: sickinmass at January 23, 2009 10:00 PM (/i4dU)

11 Would forcing food down throats be considered torture?

Good point. I say let's call force feeding "torture", and just leave them to rot...let the guards get the prisoners share of the food. That'll solve the whole "close GTMO" problem once and for all.

Posted by: cheshirecat at January 23, 2009 10:01 PM (0t5bv)

12 Maybe Richard Simmons could help?

Posted by: andycanuck at January 23, 2009 10:07 PM (5pWa5)

13 If there was justice.. Murtha should join them as a fellow prisoner.

Posted by: sickinmass at January 23, 2009 10:07 PM (/i4dU)

14 What? You yun 'ons don't remember the IRA hunger strikers of the 1980s? No? Maybe because they decided to go on hunger strikes while Maggie Thatcher was running Britain. They started dropping like flies, (but not before smearing their feces to their cell walls). She didn't give a damn; not even when the press referred to all of them by the diminutive form of their names (Bobbie, Billy, etc.). After enough were dead (you have to be clinically insane to starve yourself to death!) they gave that up.

Somehow, I don't think that Obama has Maggie's balls (figuratively).

Posted by: jmchez at January 23, 2009 10:07 PM (wwAl7)

15 So, how is The 0 deciding which anti-terror measures to keep? He's changing directions so fast that my head is spinning....

Posted by: '80sBaby at January 23, 2009 10:08 PM (zmiSr)

16 Barry himself reprogrammed the Predators to not hit wedding parties anymore.

Posted by: eman at January 23, 2009 10:09 PM (ZsOIJ)

17 President Obama is now officially a war criminal.

Posted by: Ralph at January 23, 2009 10:14 PM (QZjCr)

18 No Blood for Skittles!

Posted by: eman at January 23, 2009 10:17 PM (ZsOIJ)

19 Would forcing food down throats be considered torture?

RTFA:
Lawyers and human rights groups say the force-feeding is unnecessarily brutal

I agree, at least with the "unnecessary" part. We need to take a more hands-off approach, just let things work themselves out.

Posted by: Brendan at January 23, 2009 10:20 PM (2jQGY)

military coup

shhh, down low

Posted by: ErikW at January 23, 2009 10:23 PM (hKtiw)

21 Can I.V. drips be set up for Skittles?

Posted by: andycanuck at January 23, 2009 10:23 PM (5pWa5)

22 Can I.V. drips be set up for Skittles?

I don't know, but the needle would be the size of a Ka-Bar.

Posted by: IllTemperedCur at January 23, 2009 10:32 PM (MKNSy)

23 12: Rochard Simmons would jam more than just food down their throat.

Posted by: CoolCzech at January 23, 2009 10:35 PM (iafWn)

24 All this stuff about closing GITMO is not going to amount to much, I think. They'll close it sometime, maybe, and they can't just release the really bad ones. Same for the "torture" last used in 2003. They will "stop" this, except maybe for extraordinary people. Didn't Bush do this already? We don't capture that many anymore in any event.

This is more food for the nutroots, it is just not that important.

Now calling Fatah before Israel, or demanding open borders with Gaza, are symbolic too, but not likely more nutroot food. It looks like the Democrats are falling back on their one tool for the Middle East - jam stuff down Israel's throat.

The problem with narcissists is not that they are stupid or unable, they often have impressive capabilities as does Obama. The problem with narcissists is that they often don't listen to subordinates who dissagree with them, or accept criticism well.

As a consultant for many years, I found the best CEO's would suck up all the advice and information they could get, and then accept or reject it on logic and evidence. The narcissists already had all the answers - not cooincidentally they were the worst CEO's. Nobody has all the answers.

Reagan had a thirst for information and ideas. For thirty years before he became President he read all he could find. In office, he was a sponge.

So, after a first meeting with military advisors, Obama orders withdrawal plans for Iraq to be redrafted and accelerated. This sounds less like accepting advice it seems to me, than ordering a new direction. That is his right of course, but one without much input from the military.

So it went yesterday in a meeting with Republicans who wanted to impart advice on the immediacy of impact on bailout matters. They left without much except Obama's conclusion: "I won."

Already Obama has shown a pattern of overreaction to criticism. This could be simply an indication of a man unaccustomed to it, but I worry that it falls in the pattern that would indicate that we have a raging narcissist on our hands.

Posted by: Robert at January 23, 2009 10:38 PM (VotgB)

25 I don't know, but the needle would be the size of a Ka-Bar.
Oh. A suppository.

Posted by: andycanuck at January 23, 2009 10:39 PM (5pWa5)

26 Gitmo guys on a hunger strike?

A self-cleaning oven.

Posted by: eman at January 23, 2009 10:39 PM (ZsOIJ)

27 We're in better shape than we thought with Obama. I was looking at his attack on Rush Limbaugh today (covered by drudge) combined with his beyond egocentric "I won" declaration of why Republicans need not be consulted in any manner. I believe we've got the best of combinations as Obama is both:

1) Tactical, not strategic. When you're the top dog, you don't go scrap with lesser dogs. Nordstroms doesn't compare itself to Sally's Dress Barn. McDonalds rarely mentions Burger King and never touches any lesser competitor. Yet Obama seeks a scrap with a talk-show political commentator? The President of the USA disparages a radio host? And did Obama not learn from Harry Reid's mistake? Obama clearly has zero strategic capacity. He is the street agitator from Chicago, and anything else is just play-acting. This will be tremendously fun to exploit.

2) He think's he's God. At least Clinton didn't deceive and delude himself. He let smart people advise him. He knew better than to pretend he was better than anyone else at everything. Obama thinks he's the Ubermensch.

The combination of these two dynamics is going to give us a president worse than Carter. Carter was a fool, tactical, petty and bitter while pretending to be a good humble man. But at least he wasn't a prick who wouldn't listen to others and thought he was the Messiah. We need to exploit every opportunity to create devisiveness between Obama and Reid/Pelosi, and give him as much conflict as possible. He won't handle it well and his responses will be strategically unsound.

Posted by: HatlessHessian at January 23, 2009 10:39 PM (3/V8w)

28 Can we aim one of these Hellfire missile-launching drones at 30 Rockefeller Plaza & MSNBC?

What? Too many tourists you say? Well, how about only Chris Matthews's house, then?

Posted by: Robert_Paulson at January 23, 2009 10:41 PM (zjgCD)

would forcing food down terrorists..throats be concidered torture?

When I was a kid I used to shove rocks into the gaping mouths of any snake I could catch. then let em go. good times. heh!

Posted by: Hugh Jass at January 23, 2009 10:45 PM (C3MfX)

30 Already Obama has shown a pattern of overreaction to criticism. This could be simply an indication of a man unaccustomed to it, but I worry that it falls in the pattern that would indicate that we have a raging narcissist on our hands.
Posted by: Robert

Well said.

The most telling image I have seen of The One (May His Skittles Never get Wet) is one where his Grandmother, facing away from the camera, is giving him a very loving hug. He is looking at the camera and does not look like he is returning the love. He looks distracted.

I think we have a deeply disturbed fellow as our President.

Lord help us.

Posted by: eman at January 23, 2009 10:46 PM (ZsOIJ)

31 24 and 27..

spot on..

he brings in the dog and pony show of 'people of all strips', pretending to listen all sides.. all the while wasting their time when he knows what he is going to do before hand or right after he gets his blackberry text from Bill Ayers.

Posted by: Dave C at January 23, 2009 10:57 PM (KWvYg)

32 I'd put some plates of nice crispy bacon outside their cells

Posted by: Purple Avenger at January 23, 2009 11:00 PM (Ygf78)

33 re Obama's narcissism.

All very true, and the contrast with Reagan struck me, too. Paraphrasing here, can't remember the exact words, but it was something like "I'm not up here tonight because I think I've got all the ideas; I'm here because I think you do." Reagan campaigning.

As for Obama, I'm expecting his "malaise" speech in 2010. I'm guessing it will be "cynicism" that he bitches about.

Posted by: arhooley at January 23, 2009 11:02 PM (4QyHt)

34 31 - Narcissists are pretty easy to demolish as long as you can separate them from their power base. 24's comments were insightful.

We need to give this guy full offense and provide it early and consistent. Most narcissists I've dealt with can only sustain a defense for so long. They're not used to being challenged. Indeed, Obama has been glowing in total positive attention for more than two years. He's to the point of believing his destiny. We need to shatter that immediately and make him feel isolated.

As long as he feels safe and unchallenged, he is one of the greatest dangers our nation faces. Too many controls have been stripped and the current economic meltdown makes that even worse. We have a news media that would join whatever cause he advocates. We need to make him play defense, to which he'll soon retreat. Let him go lecture to Europe for four years and be a figurehead. But the only way that happens is if we confront him full-on now. From the initial reactions of the Republicans in Congress, I'm encouraged (shockingly). The last thing they should do is embrace fool McCain's "let's get along and be bipartisan, helping our dear leader" idiocy. Politics is war, so let's bring it to them.

Posted by: HatlessHessian at January 23, 2009 11:08 PM (3/V8w)

Obviously we need a show trial to investigate the Obama regime for perpetrating these ongoing deadly missile attacks that are indiscriminately and unlawfully killing civilians, as well as the conditions at Guantanamo that are so bad that they have driven the prisoners to such desperation that they are risking their lives in a hunger strike, as well as the Obama regime's support for establishing a program of eavesdropping on Americans without warrants.

Congressman Conyers, where are you? He was just here a minute ago talking about a show trial for the Bush administration. Hello? Congressman Conyers, where did you go? Hello? Hey Chris Matthews, where did Conyers go? Chris? Hey Chris! Where'd you go? Geez, they were here a minute ago.

Posted by: Chas at January 23, 2009 11:14 PM (1XTjz)

36 32 That won't work, the Marines will eat it.

Posted by: Jean at January 23, 2009 11:14 PM (xCBQ4)

37 A spambot is spambotting.

How does this help Michelle Obama's kids?

Posted by: 29Victor at January 23, 2009 11:21 PM (kJVzu)

38 Hatless Hessian

It's started already..

Someone is getting to him

Posted by: Dave C at January 23, 2009 11:26 PM (KWvYg)

39 Ouch! That smarts

Posted by: Julius J. Hornswaggle IV at January 23, 2009 11:28 PM (NLtVk)

40 You are right HH.

The normal state of the narcissist is one in which they believe they have overwhelming capability, belong in the company of the elite and are destined to achieve greatness.

In some cases, even the existence of other views is enough to cause stress. The narcissist cannot be wrong, or fail, so the critics must be attacked and neutralized.

One can already pick this up with Obama's sarcasm and derision of Rush, Sean and Fox News. He has already gone much farther than other Democrats with this. The real stress though will come with the first real criticism from the NYT or Washington Post.

Today he can dismiss his critics as "right wing crackpots", but if criticism becomes more general, it will shake him to his very core.

Posted by: Robert at January 23, 2009 11:35 PM (VotgB)

41 They wouldn't run that starvation BS on me. I'd put a plate of pork chops, country cured side meat(aka fatback) and some bacon in each cell. Eat or die, makes no difference to me. Screw them, the bleeding heart liberals and the horse they rode in on.

Posted by: Scrapiron at January 23, 2009 11:40 PM (XWJh5)

42 http://tinyurl.com/2f4gxn Did someone say Hell Fire? Ha Ha Ha Ha Your Gonna Burn !!

Posted by: Gen Petraeus at January 23, 2009 11:45 PM (K4Zxt)

43 HH and Robert..

So.. as mere morons.. what can be done on our end to bring a fall to a NiC?

narcissist in chief

Posted by: Dave C at January 23, 2009 11:46 PM (KWvYg)

44 HH and Robert..
Good comments over @ HA, tapering off now...I hope this builds over the weekend....barry really has little tactical or strategic impulses.....get him off the telepromter........

Posted by: t at January 23, 2009 11:51 PM (xSPT9)

@14.

I remember the IRA hunger strikes, and I remember thinking Madame Thatcher was a heartless meanie. But I was 16, and didn't know shit from apple butter. wisdom is something born of age. In hindsight I applaud her strength. I think BHO will prove to be pliant and weak, IMHO.

Jeebus, is it only Day 3? Not enough Wild Turkey in the world.

Posted by: PaleoMedic at January 23, 2009 11:57 PM (yiNoG)

46 Robert, t and Dave C: So what's the next move? I talk to Rep. Steve King (R...nearly libertarian, Iowa) periodically and he's probably able to sustain some offense. Poor guy had to apologize for his joke about one of the terrorists dying and discovering the 72 virgins were Helen Thomas.

But outside of people like him willing to play hardball, I don't have a sense for where the party leadership is on fighting for their life (and their country's). I see the same factor daily at a global financial company that has some serious issues we need to address, but the upper level execs don't believe in black swans. "Hey, we haven't been hit yet, so we're immune" thoughts give them comfort until the big one hits. Is the Rep. party still in that denial stage? When I got McCain's email, I almost switched my registration that day. That loser needs to be cast aside as a sunk cost.

I'm eager to hear from someone here how we play full-out offense and engage others to do so. It's the right solution for Obama, as a true narcissist can't handle the shattering of his pretend reality. Once the unicorns are recognized as nothing more than old, ugly mules, he'll retreat. He'll spend his time trying to find peace for Hamas and other fools errands. Is there anyone out there that's organized and capable of this fight?

Posted by: HatlessHessian at January 24, 2009 12:02 AM (3/V8w)

47 Dave C.

I'm not sure I know. I do know that narcissists have a hard time coming to terms with failure or even perceived failure. They cannot fail, so when faced with it there is an internal contradiction and often rage results.

Example: A high executive lost a huge company account. He started throwing office chairs against a wall, breaking them. The next day, all the women quit.

Others have been known to enter a temporary trance-like depressive state.

There are different shapes and degrees, we need an expert.

Posted by: Robert at January 24, 2009 12:06 AM (VotgB)

48 Poor guy had to apologize for his joke about one of the terrorists dying and discovering the 72 virgins were Helen Thomas.

not sure what there was to apologize for there.. I'm just not seeing it..

for the house, I have Randy Forbes.. voted against the bailout, both times last year.. conservative fellow..

for the Senate, it's Webb and Warner (new warner.. the older, crusty one went away) both 'D's (followers)

Posted by: Dave C at January 24, 2009 12:10 AM (KWvYg)

49 discovering the 72 virgins were Helen Thomas...

ouch

Posted by: t at January 24, 2009 12:11 AM (xSPT9)

50 Any worse than to learn that the 72 virgins were Al Franken and Jesse MacBeth?

Posted by: PaleoMedic at January 24, 2009 12:14 AM (yiNoG)

51 I don't have a sense for where the party leadership is on fighting for their life ...

I asked the same question @ ManlyRash this evening....many of us see what needs to be done...not quite sure how to get there at this point.....hope this barry v rush builds over the weekend

Posted by: t at January 24, 2009 12:15 AM (xSPT9)

52 ""It's only been two days since the inauguration," she said in a phone interview from the base. "Call me next week and we'll see what the numbers are."

That rice pilar ala Gitmo is calling to them....

If he were a true narcissist he wouldn't have popped the Yemeni jihadis. He doesn't give a shit about the hunger strike.

Could it be, he's serious about killing these guys? Stop me: I'm feeling the Hopenchange!

Posted by: PJ at January 24, 2009 12:16 AM (fyFnu)

53 Maybe they protest because someone put all the trials on hold.

Posted by: Cincinnatus at January 24, 2009 12:16 AM (5OVpL)

I think we need to support Gillibrand. Apparently she wants a balanced budget and by definition she must oppose Obama's Agenda. Every voice against Obama in the Senate and House is key.

She got a 100 percent rating from the NRA fer chrissysakes.

Posted by: Holger Danske at January 24, 2009 12:17 AM (nw+cE)

". . .give this guy full offense and provide it early and consistent."

and

"He's to the point of believing his destiny. We need to shatter that immediately and make him feel isolated."

Mostly agreed, bur the problem is that Obama has not yet done anything. He needs time to reveal his plans and policies in a publicly clear and unmistakable way.

I think the bailout is an excellent vehicle for exposing his inability and lack of judgement. Recall that he had several low-stress years to spend $150million, with Ayres as his mentor, and has exactly nothing to show for it. No improvements, no success of any kind.

Get the bailout large enough, with too many of the wrong people getting money (and preferably a few getting bonuses), and the bailout will be revealed as a fraud.

Iraq is another opportunity. We should leave as our generals recommend, leaving behind a strong Iraq. There is a high probability that Iran will subvert the current Iraqi regime, and possibly even absorb parts of Iraq. If we�ve left too soon (or perhaps even on schedule) and enough time has expired, this isn�t our problem (it will be an Arab-Iranian problem), and we should not go back in until both sides have spent some serious money and blood trying to sort things out. Bush was successful and had the right policies, the failure will reflect on Obama.

This sort of approach allows Congress to defend against bad policies, while forcing Obama to make decisions / create good solutions and take action, two things to which he�s not accustomed, and probably not very capable.

Posted by: Arbalest at January 24, 2009 12:17 AM (pmAMk)

Don't know from narcissism but I do know Obama is conflicted about his blackness/whiteness. His race heredity has been, and will be, with him for the rest of his life. From my perspective, this man has always wondered exactly "who" he is. He matriculates fine amongst his white worshippers, but in the back of his mind is Rev. Jeremiah's "don't trust whitey" indoctrination.

Bouncing back and forth between his white and black brethren will ultimately be his undoing.

Unfortunately that doesn't bode well for anyone of any race, in this nation.

Posted by: solitary knight at January 24, 2009 12:21 AM (RaK1w)

'Don't know from narcissism but I do know Obama is conflicted about his blackness/whiteness.'

You can tell it from his own writings. He is deeply psychologically disturbed. He hates his white mother, she abandoned him. But the only thing black about him is his skin color.

And his dad, who also abandoned him. He never knew his dad. He spent most of his life searching for a father figure. The only thing he has from him is his skin color.

He has success, but his skin color sets him apart. He is of color, but his mannerisms, his upbringing, his intelligence and everything else sets him apart from that.

It is not going to be good.

Posted by: Holger Danske at January 24, 2009 12:30 AM (nw+cE)

58 his dad, who also abandoned him..........

daddy issues.....wonderful

Posted by: t at January 24, 2009 12:34 AM (xSPT9)

59 Thanks, non Jihadists! Good looking out!

Posted by: ErikW at January 24, 2009 12:51 AM (hKtiw)

Now, on top of the mommy/daddy and racial issues was that all of his family members were Marxists. Most of his early male role models were Marxists.

So, we got a malignant narcissist with identity issues subscribing to a philosophy that has a simple creed, all your problems are the fault of someone else.

Posted by: Holger Danske at January 24, 2009 12:52 AM (nw+cE)

61 The use of the Predator drone missiles gives me deja vu. I think Barry is going to run remote-control bomb from a nice safe distance type of warfare, just like Bubba with his 1999 Happy War. Only the hardcore anti-American leftists give a shit about enemy deaths, the average American only gets antsy about a war if it's our men getting killed.

Posted by: kbdabear at January 24, 2009 12:53 AM (miw86)

62 72 virgins: Hillary in a thong, Helen Thomas in a dominatrix outfit and Nancy Pelosi post surgery. Yum-O!

Posted by: mare at January 24, 2009 01:08 AM (X1fsj)

63 Arbalest- You've got a good point. The bailout is a great place for initial definition. Obama = The King of Pork. So much for change, he's working for the white man and feeding him trillions at the expense of the little guy.

In Lincoln's era, he would have been recognized as a House Negro for this conduct. Seems like good ground to fight on.

Posted by: HatlessHessian at January 24, 2009 01:09 AM (3/V8w)

64 I don't see a problem with 45 of those shit birds starving themselves to death.
They should modify those warheads on Predators to include a layer of bacon fat to be dispersed upon detonation. That would steal eternity from those holy men just prior to blowing them to bits.
In fact, flight attendants should probably carry a bacon holster on their hip for self defense.

Posted by: Mike B at January 24, 2009 01:20 AM (bxzCC)

65 When they come off of the hunger strike, feed them BACON and eggs for breakfast and PORK CHOPS for supper. So long as our troops there are fed the same thing....WE WILL NOT HAVE VIOLATED THE GENEVA CONVENTION!

Posted by: Ubiquitous Apparition at January 24, 2009 01:26 AM (7gqD4)

66 We need to give this guy full offense and provide it early and consistent. Most narcissists I've dealt with can only sustain a defense for so long. They're not used to being challenged.

In some cases, even the existence of other views is enough to cause stress. The narcissist cannot be wrong, or fail, so the critics must be attacked and neutralized.

Just look at the way he snapped when the guy from Politico asked him a simple question. Barry lives in a bubble of people constantly kissing his ass. The real tests will come and he won't know how to handle it. In fact, due to his massive arrogance he'll probably fuck it up royally.

Posted by: TheQuietMan at January 24, 2009 01:53 AM (4971s)

67 You are right Quiet Man,

Just as hyper-sensitivity to criticism is a hallmark of the narcissist, so too are they arm and arm with the sycophant. Adoration is craved.

Posted by: Robert at January 24, 2009 02:08 AM (VotgB)

72 virgins: Hillary in a thong, Helen Thomas in a dominatrix outfit and Nancy Pelosi post surgery. Yum-O! posted by mare

I read an article in GQ or some other gay magazine about a guy who repairs "Real Dolls" in Davis, CA. Perhaps that is where Pelosi goes to get repairs and maintenance on a regular basis. It is just a short drive donw I-80 from her home district, and from what I read the guy works wonders with plastic and silicone.

Posted by: PDizzle at January 24, 2009 02:14 AM (5DhtJ)

I know how frustrated they must feel! It's 4 days now, and my gas tank is still half empty. If I had a mortgage payment, that would probably not be made either.

At this rate I may become sceptical if the "Messiah."

Posted by: jerry at January 24, 2009 02:29 AM (hskRJ)

70 Such treatment of non-uniformed, stateless terrorists. I wonder if they would trade places with any other prisoners of war, at any time, in any place, in the history of the world.

We're finished as a nation. We're now France, but without the proud spine. Despite the various historical inaccuracies or flaws of the film, this whole thing puts me in mind of a scene in "Cromwell" with Richard Harris. Just before he prorogues Parliament and becomes Lord Protector, he declared before the decadent House, "An immovable Parliament is as obnoxious as an immovable King." Seems to me we have both, today. But we won't turn out as well as Cromwell's England... and that's saying something.

Posted by: George Orwell at January 24, 2009 03:07 AM (AZGON)

Indeed, Mr. Orwell. We don't conduct warfare any longer. We now practice "lawfare." Rich assholes from Harvard and Yale take the side of our enemy at every turn. To think that scumbags who should not be given ANY protection by the Geneva Convention are treated so well while our own soldiers who have been captured in the GWOT have been beheded makes me freaking sick.

Posted by: PDizzle at January 24, 2009 03:24 AM (5DhtJ)

72 I wouldn't mind so much the lawfare aspect of it were it evenly applied. And I do understand the desire to minimize the awesome power of the state and to protect civil liberties. I am, after all, a conservative, and these are issues at the heart of conservativism.

But the fact is, the attempt to endow our enemies with the civil liberties of our citizens is unprecedented in human history. And quite obviously ill advised. I'm reminded that Tom Clancy wrote Patriot Games in 1987 and referenced that one goal of a terrorist was to use its civilized institutions against itself to lead to its own destruction. The man is prescient in more ways than most recognize when it comes to terrorism.

Posted by: XBradTC at January 24, 2009 03:35 AM (BPKGV)

I just found out the governor of my state has volunteered to receive prisoners from Gitmo. State legislators from both parties are going to fight this.

The president would be dissmissed for a fool, were he not so dangerous. It's all _not in my latest blogpost, "Diane Lane Is Smokin' Hot".

Posted by: Jones in CO at January 24, 2009 04:04 AM (KOkrW)

74 OT... a funny song going around mocking TARP

The TARP song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGfQk9XXm24

Posted by: kbdabear at January 24, 2009 04:19 AM (miw86)

75 Jones,

It's been done....

Posted by: XBradTC at January 24, 2009 04:21 AM (BPKGV)

Hellfire diplomacy at its best:

http://tinyurl.com/czxlpc

Adios bad guys

Posted by: Dan at January 24, 2009 06:04 AM (ygjiI)

77 Let the scumbags starve!!!

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Yeah, Chesapeake's a pretty Republican town. I'm in the Hickory/Great Bridge area, you?

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According to the AP firing missiles into homes is diplomacy over defense. All praise the prince of world peace.

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This is probably what the Obama administration will be doing: pretty much the same things as the Bush administration, all the while claming they're "putting diplomacy first."

They forbid waterboarding, with an exception clause for "certain, narrowly-defined, extreme cases" -- which is exactly the Bush policy.

And let's see if GTMO is really closed at the end of a year. My guess is that as the one year deadline gets closer, Obama will start to backpedal.

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The audacity of terrorism?

He built three powerful bombs � bombs powerful enough to kill, maim and destroy � and put them in rental cars scattered around town, near Israeli targets.
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But an Associated Press investigation � based on recently declassified documents, extensive court records, CIA investigative notes and interviews with former intelligence officials � reveals publicly for the first time Al-Jawary's deep involvement in terrorism beyond the plot that led to his conviction.

Now the AP (All Pinkos) is doing investigations into terrorists. What's next? North Korea is not a socialist utopia.

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