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  • Shams al-Nahar 9:14 am on February 8, 2010 | 0 Permalink | Reply
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    One more time, I would like to point out that the conservative/republican/right affiliation in America seemingly has either become colonized by or devolved to majority WECs, white evangelical christians.
    If someone has access to the Rasmussen crosstabs my hypothesis could easily be either verified or disproven.
    However, I am a poor student and can’t afford 20$ a month for house bias.

    I think the one thing that really did surprise me was the high level of explicitly Christian social conservatism on display here. One of the “breakout sessions” featured a speech from Pastor Rick Scarborough — who is most famous for trying to get America’s preachers more politicized. (“I’m not a Republican. I’m not a Democrat. I’m a Christocrat.”)
    After his speech, a middle-aged female delegate with a twang stood up and said, during the Q&A, “All the media types are asking us why we’re here. Here’s what I say. We’re all here for a little R&R — revival and revolt. If you’re not a Christian, and a person of faith, you just can’t understand what we’re doing!!” She got a standing ovation.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 4:10 pm on January 6, 2010 | 13 Permalink | Reply
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    Great Avatar discussion thread.
    In the end, commenter chet solves the puzzle of why conservatives hate Avatar….it isnt about capitalism….it is about race.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 6:21 pm on January 4, 2010 | 0 Permalink | Reply
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    Breitbarts Big Hollywood has the absolute worst, most delusional, convoluted, pathetic review of Avatar evah.
    Poor conservatives. You simply can’t get to cooltown on the conservative express…..it only goes to Jesusland…and Yearning for Zion.
    Like I said….Avatar has the exact same message as District 9, and it is a daisy cutter packed full of liberal memetics aimed right at the heart of the 13 year old demographic…..the voters of 2016.
    In 2016 the 13 year olds that are now watching Avatar 3x, playing the Avatar game, buying the dvds when available, anticipating the sequel…..are going to be 19 year old voters……lets say we have a sequel in 2012, and the third in 2014…kinda like LotR, but more seductive, more immersive….more glamorous.
    The Avatar generation.
    This cheers me. ;)

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 12:13 pm on January 4, 2010 | 0 Permalink | Reply
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    Rasmussen polling is WEC polling.
    Let’s just be demographically honest.

    And when we are told that a big majority wants to torture the undie-bomber, we have to realize that what that really means is that a lot of older, whiter, evangelicals want to torture the undie-bomber, which, at this point, is, sadly, not news.

     
  • abunoor 7:05 pm on January 3, 2010 | 1 Permalink | Reply
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    Via Andrew Sullivan, Brit Hume takes an on-air opportunity to give some Christian da’wah to Tiger Woods.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 12:02 pm on December 15, 2009 | 3 Permalink | Reply
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    Comedic genius Michael Steele strikes again.

    The Republican party took down its innovative link shortening tool Tuesday after pranksters had a field day using the tool to associate the GOP with bondage sites.
    [.....]
    Users of the Balloon-Juice website entertained each other last night by exchanging scores of such links, which have since been blocked.

    Balloon-juice gets props from Wired.
    lol

     
  • buzz 11:21 am on December 12, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
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    WEC-job. Christian Right remains an American pariah.

    WEC-job. Graham remains a moral pariah.

    Muslim civil rights group calls for meeting to clear up ‘misconceptions’

    WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — A prominent national Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization today requested a meeting with Christian evangelist Franklin Graham to discuss his latest remarks attacking Islam.

    The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) said it has received a number of complaints from concerned Muslims who watched an interview last night on CNN during which Graham stated in part: “…we have many Muslims that live in this country. But true Islam cannot be practiced in this country. You can’t beat your wife. You cannot murder your children if you think they’ve committed adultery or something like that, which they do practice in these other countries… I don’t agree with the teachings of Islam and I find it to be a very violent religion.”

    More

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 4:36 pm on December 11, 2009 | 2 Permalink | Reply
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    Allahpundit and Ace and the rest of the Butthurt Brigade are about to stoke out over Avatar. I havent been this entertained since Suderman and Sailor tried to spin the powerful anti-apartheid scifi masterpiece District 9 as a polemic against hispanic immigration to the US.
    It is hilarious that conservatives see this as a culture war……it isn’t a culture war…..it is an evolution of culture event……like an ice age or the extinction event at the K-T boundary.
    Hollywood is painted blue….and green and black and brown and yellow.
    Per usual, the WECs are trying to battle cultural glacial flow with pitchforks and torches.

    I hope Cameron makes a ka-jillion bucks.

    rotten tomatos scores Avatar at a whopping 90%.
    And golden globes too?
    It could be the Star Wars of my generation.

    And the very best thing….

    rated: PG-13

    All your base are belong to us.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 8:04 am on December 10, 2009 | 3 Permalink | Reply
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    Ripple effect from Charles Johnson’s break with the right.

    We don’t believe in trickle-down economics anymore, but we do believe in trickle down hate. And violence and intimidation that is practiced against our government representatives could soon enough be practiced against us.

    Every Shabbos we pray for the government of the United States. As the third chapter of the Pirkei Avot notes: “Pray for the welfare of the government, for without fear of governmental authorities people would swallow each other alive.” A Tea Party rally is no place for a Jew. Whether you agree or disagree with his policies, Mr. Obama is the President of the United States and, if nothing else, he deserves to command the respect that we as citizens owe to that office.

    All of this truly makes us wonder where the Right wing has gone. Leaders like Sarah Palin, Joe Wilson, and Dick Cheney are more embarrassing than inspiring. The conservative movement, as Sam Tanenhaus writes in The New Republic, and like punk rock before it, is dead. This Chanukah we know what we want: a rebirth.
    We want the right to be Right.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 7:38 am on December 10, 2009 | 1 Permalink | Reply
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    In this post I accuse Den Beste of either commiting intellectual seppuku or of exhibiting such raw contempt for his low information WEC base that it takes my breath away. He reposes in the perfect confidence that not a single one of his Hotair readers understands what teleology means.
    Here is the same phony pithed populism exhibited by a FOX “news”caster.
    And by Sarah Palin who sneers at “elites” while larding her “book” with phony Plato and Aristotle quotes in a craven attempt to appear intelligent and well-read.
    The simple truth is that soi-disant conservatives reject science, materialism, and empirical data in favor of clinging to a status of outdated memes, anti-scientific teleological beliefs based on religious doctrine, and magical thinking.…..the ideological Party of Teleology.

    That’s the world view of engineers and scientists — and businessmen, for that matter. It’s the world view of people who understand and use mathematics, and statistics. It is a place where cause leads to effect. It’s the place that game theory studies.

    Sowwy, SDB but only 6% of scientists are republicans– only the “businessmen” are “conservatives”…and we certainly know that is in simple selfinterest and not through any attachment to principled “materialism.”
    Either reform the core memes of conservatism, or give up on the college-educated vote like the GOP has been forced to give up on the black vote.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 9:02 am on December 8, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
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    White Evangelical Christian Rick Warren stages a WEC Weimar rally.

    “In 1939, in a stadium much like this, in Munich Germany, they packed it out with young men and women in brown shirts, for a fanatical man standing behind a podium named Adolf Hitler, the personification of evil. And in that stadium, those in brown shirts formed with their bodies a sign that said, in the whole stadium, “Hitler, we are yours.”

    And they nearly took the world.

    Lenin once said, “give me 100 committed, totally committed men and I’ll change the world.” And, he nearly did.

    A few years ago, they took the sayings of Chairman Mao, in China, put them in a little red book, and a group of young people committed them to memory and put it in their minds and they took that nation, the largest nation in the world by storm because they committed to memory the sayings of the Chairman Mao.

    When I hear those kinds of stories, I think ‘what would happen if American Christians, if world Christians, if just the Christians in this stadium, followers of Christ, would say ‘Jesus, we are yours’?

    Hmm…given Warren’s support for the upcoming Ugandan pogram on homosexuals, who is the Hitler now?
    LOL!

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 2:02 pm on December 7, 2009 | 1 Permalink | Reply
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    Cock-teasing the rabble.
    She has to run in 2012…..she will be post-menopausal in 2016.
    I think her neck is already getting crepey.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 11:36 am on December 7, 2009 | 4 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: Konservative Koolaid, SDB, WECs

    /sadface
    SDB still mainlining teh conservative junk.

    That’s the world view of engineers and scientists — and businessmen, for that matter. It’s the world view of people who understand and use mathematics, and statistics. It is a place where cause leads to effect. It’s the place that game theory studies.

    LOL, but that is foreign territory for conservatives.
    Cite: “life” at conception, IDT, Schiavo, climatology, homosexuality, sex-education, and the cause of death in the Gitmo “suicide pact”.
    There is one side that accepts empirical data and another side that pushes anti-science and teleological WEC doctine posing as legislation.
    As I just pointed out, only 6% of scientists are “conservatives”. Scientists and engineers run from conservatism like scalded cats….wonder why?
    I suggest Obama’s unclenched fist has a lot more results already than Bush’s teleological Gog/Magog war in MENA.
    In a parallel universe of justice, McCain won the election, kicked 2 days into office, and Den Beste is chained to Palin’s desk in the oval office and forced to serve as her director of science and technology.
    I don’t care if Den Beste has devolved into chicking conservative boo for breakfast, but trying to trick it out as materialism is beyond the pale.
    He should stick to something he understands, like harem comedies or tentacle hentai.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 7:35 am on December 7, 2009 | 4 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: IDT, schiavo, stem cells, WECs

    The Bourgie Conservatives have declared Charles Johnson an Apostate of Conservatism.
    I think it is instructive to consider that Johnson’s initial break with conservatism came over IDT/Creationism.
    My conservatism fractured over Bush’s lies about stem cell research during his veto of the stem cell expansion bill, and John Cole’s fracture point was Schiavo….all three issues of conservative dogma vs established science.
    On Schiavo–

    Political fact: the Republican-dominated congress of the time passed a law giving federal courts jurisdiction in the Schiavo case. This law arguably violated a) the constitutional prohibition on ex post facto legislation and bills of attainder, b) the jurisdiction of the State of Florida and the Florida court system, c) the rights of Michael Schiavo, and d) the autonomy of Terry Schiavo, insofar as it thwarted her wishes as determined by the courts. At the same time, many legislators and activists (some influenced by a heavily edited video) argued, against all the medical evidence, that Terry Schiavo had not suffered irreversible brain damage.

    The actions of the Republican Congress in the Schiavo case violated almost every conservative tenet, from respect for the constitution (section 9 and amendment 1), respect for the rule of law and the courts, respect for the scientific and medical truth, respect for limits on government, particularly the limit on responding to popular appeals with force majeure, respect for individual autonomy, and, not least, respect for the privacy of a family. This case did crystallize a growing alienation from the Republican Party felt by many people, and thus, it seems to me, should count as a major disaster (and blunder) by the conservative movement. It seems to me that a rational and politically effective assessment would recognize that, possibly even learn from it, and move on. Instead, it seems to me, some contributors here find it necessary to redefine the issue, from the factual question of whether the courts correctly determined the expressed wishes of Terry Schiavo not to undergo medical intervention to keep her alive in an irreversible vegetative state, to the philosophical question of whether her condition cancelled her essential humanity. That discussion may have some interest, but it certainly doesn’t reflect what I and my sources remember about the controversy at the time.

    Conservatism vs science is an obsolete argument in the 21st century.
    The Tyranny of the Stupid is ending…..only 6% of American scientists are republican.
    Unless conservatism can end its war on science, it will simply have to give up on the votes of the college-educated, like it has given up on the votes of blacks.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 7:20 am on December 7, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
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    Students Day from Tehran Bureau.

    On November 15, 1952, the coup government announced that Richard M. Nixon, then Vice President to U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, would pay a visit to Iran on December 9, 1953, presumably to celebrate with the Shah the demise of the Mosaddegh government and restoration of the monarchy. Nixon’s visit was also supposed to demonstrate the Shah’s full support for the United States. At that time however, anti-American feelings were running very high in Iran. Despite the extreme repression, the Shah had not been able to completely crush the opposition. The news of Nixon’s trip angered the frustrated population, especially the opposition. [...]
    On the morning of December 7, 1953, the guards entered [the University of Tehran], the heart of the protests, to prevent any repeat demonstrations.
    Though there had not been any demonstrations yet that day, the excuse given was that some students had mocked the police, and the police wanted to arrest them. Two soldiers and an officer went to a class to make the arrests. But the professor, Shams Malak Ara, asked them to leave. As they arrested two students, one student jumped on a desk and began shouting for help. Shams Malak Ara notified the Dean of the FOE.
    The soldiers and the officer then went to the office of Dean of the FOE, Mohandes Khalili [who was later active in the National Front]. He also protested the intrusion, and his deputy, Dr. Rahim Abedi, was ordered to ring the bells to notify the students. Students gathered in the hall on the first floor of the school. The guards who had been on alert invaded the FOE building. According to Dr. Abedi, 68 bullets were fired. Three young students — Mostafa Bozorgnia, Ahmad Ghandchi, Mehdi Shariatrazavi — were killed.

    Ah, yes the Land of the Free imposed a puppet government to suppress citizen protest and enable tyranny. Nejad and Khamenei are just the mirror of the US-imposed Tyrant Shah.
    That is why the Green Wave will triumph.
    Still, an edifiying read for the “why-do-they-hate-us” crowd, and the bulk of the Republican WEC Party.
    Sully continues to have the best coverage of the Green Wave in Known Blogspace.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 7:41 pm on December 5, 2009 | 3 Permalink | Reply
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    Slate holds a write like Sarah Palin contest.
    Or just use this.
    This woman is a bad joke……yet a significant portion of the electorate (the WEC portion) is all aggreived butthurt that she can’t get taken seriously and gets nothing but mockery from the upper half of the bell curve.
    Certainly seems like aggregation on an IQ gradient to me.
    There is a positive correlation between higher intelligence and self-deprecating humor, which the Palinistas seem to have neither of.
    via Cole

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 11:39 am on December 4, 2009 | 40 Permalink | Reply
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    I predicted this.
    Palin is a birfer.

    Would you make the birth certificate an issue if you ran?

    I think the public, rightfully, is still making it an issue. I don’t have a problem with that. I don’t know if I would have to bother to make it an issue ’cause I think there are enough members of the electorate who still want answers.

    Do you think it’s a fair question to be looking at?

    I think it’s a fair question, just like I think past associations and past voting record — all of that is fair game. You know, I’ve got to tell you, too: I think our campaign, the McCain/Palin campaign didn’t do a good enough job in that area. We didn’t call out Obama and some of his associates on their records and what their beliefs were and perhaps what their future plans were. And I don’t think that that was fair to voters to not have done our jobs as candidates and as a campaign to bring to light a lot of the things that now we’re seeing made manifest in the administration.

    Hahaha..of course, anyone stupid enough to lard her “book” with easily detected fake plato and fake aristotle quotations mined from Quote Garden… and stupid enough to believe in teh Rapture and witchcraft exorcisms is surely going to be highly permeable for the subliminated racism of the birfer meme virus.

    what their beliefs were

    Spot on! Let us find out what Palin’s “beliefs” are….. like the First and Second Re-gathering, the Endtimes, and the Leftbehinders and……..perhaps…..using Israel and the Jews as staked goats to bring on teh Rapture?
    “Making sense” Johnpi, and Aziz?
    It is to laff.

    the best definition of Palin’s speech patterns evah– i boosted it from one of TNC’s commenters.

    …her usual cream of eagleword soup.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 7:30 pm on November 24, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
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    I don’t really care that the reason Palin was nominated to the VP slot was that she gives old white guys wood. That is a shrinking demographic (lol). I also don’t care that she is a pathological liar and exhibits all the symptoms of NPD (Narcissistic Personality Disorder).
    I don’t even care that she is ignorant and uneducated enough to believe in YEC (young earth creationism).
    However, I do care that she believes in the Rapture and a measurable segment of the electorate including reasonably intelligent people like Ross and Reihan believe it would be just fine to give her the nuke launch codes.
    This is a seriously disturbed person who would be extremely dangerous in a position of power.
    And the news media needs to ask her about her beliefs.
    She doesn’t get a pass on “religious tolerance”.

    [Ice said,] “Over forty percent of the world’s Jews now live in Israel. What Sarah Palin probably believes is that this is the first regathering,” when the Jews all migrate to Israel.
    “This is a condition for the second regathering, the regathering in belief, when the Jewish nation is converted. Then there will be the battle of Armageddon, because remember, Satan wants to wipe out the Jews to prevent the Second Coming, but Jesus comes to rescue the beleaguered Jews. We believe that the Jews are going to be converted so that they can call on Jesus to rescue them from Satan.”

    Palin and Graham.

    She quizzed [Billy Graham] on the presidents he’s known and wanted his take on what the Bible says about Israel, Iran and Iraq, Franklin Graham reported.

    If part of Palin’s religion includes a belief in using Israel and the Jewish population of MENA as staked goats to bring down teh Rapture, I think the electorate has a right to know.

    And perhaps…..just perhaps….if the electorate had known about Bush’s Gog/Magog fantasies….hundreds of thousands of muslims would not have died in Iraq.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 11:52 am on November 18, 2009 | 8 Permalink | Reply
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    I wonder if people here remember my hypothesis of the lack of intellectualism in modern protestantism?
    Well……here is John Derbyshire at the Secular Racists blog agreeing with me.
    The Death of Intellectual Protestantism.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 10:09 am on November 17, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
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    In Palin’s book, she apparently she comes out as a Young Earth Creationist.

    Elsewhere in this volume, she talks about creationism, saying she “didn’t believe in the theory that human beings — thinking, loving beings — originated from fish that sprouted legs and crawled out of the sea” or from “monkeys who eventually swung down from the trees.” In everything that happens to her, from meeting Todd to her selection by Mr. McCain for the G.O.P. ticket, she sees the hand of God: “My life is in His hands. I encourage readers to do what I did many years ago, invite Him in to take over.”

    I’m less concerned about her being a YEC, than I am about her signifying her readiness to let Jesus Take the Wheel.
    Jesus is a pretty bad driver… when GW gave him the wheel he drove us into the ditch on Iraq, Af-Pak, and the economy.
    The question I wanted Oprah to ask was if Palin believes in teh Rapture. In light of her jesus-take-the-wheel statement in her book, I think it would be a very poor idea to handover the nuke launch codes to someone who believes in using Israel and the Jews as staked goats to bring down the endtimes. Wouldn’t Palin’s Personal Jesus drive us right into bomb-bomb-bombing Iran?
    That would kick it off just purrfect.

    Myself, I think its fine to let Issa drive in church…..where he belongs. ;)

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 8:54 am on November 16, 2009 | 3 Permalink | Reply
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    An interesting Johann Hari piece on extremists that recant, via Sully.

    If we truly believe what we say we believe in the West – that these fundamentalist claims are lies and will be dispelled on day – then we need to remain confident that the West is right, and will prevail.
    The more I witness this global struggle for freedom and meaning in the face of fundamentalism and denial, the more it seems to me that containment is the best strategy. Alongside this, we need a robust commitment to our own values, and a refusal to give in to the cant that treats evil as culture and fundamentalism as faith.
    Of course this is hard. But there is no other way. And in this struggle the fate of our civilization lies.

    But I have a suggestion…..could we please also “contain” the WEC Bush Doctrine?
    I’m sorry Andrew, but no way is this going to work unless you get the beam out of thine own eye.

    lol
    “the cant that treats evil as culture and fundamentalism as faith.”
    Obviously Andrew is talking about the Mormon and Catholic churches’ successful attempts to oppress homosexual citizens and terrorize local governments and abortion providers here, not al-Islam.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 9:58 am on November 15, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: PTSD, WECs

    This is what happens when white evangelical christians (WECs) have power to formulate foreign policy and deploy troops.

    Sullivan explained to McLendon and the other attendees that the rise in benefits claims the VA was noticing was caused partly by Iraq and Afghanistan veterans who were suffering from PTSD. “That’s too many,” McLendon said, then hit his hand on the table. “They are too young” to be filing claims, and they are doing it “too soon.” He hit the table again. The claims, he said, are “costing us too much money,” and if the veterans “believed in God and country . . . they would not come home with PTSD.”

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 7:38 am on November 13, 2009 | 13 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: WECs

    I think there is a basic disconnect in some people’s view of my criticism of WECs (white evangelical christians). WEC is not a religion. WEC is an electoral demographic and, increasingly, a political party….the Republican Party.
    I see no point in refusing to acknowledge this fact out of some misplaced notion of justice or tolerance.
    WEC means religion convolved with politics and race.
    When WEC churches involve themselves in legislative issues like the RCC in Maine and the LDS in California, I think they should lose their taxempt status and be called what they are….PACs.
    Pretending anything else is just pandering.
    This is what comes from pandering.

    State Sen. David Schultheis said he didn’t intend for a Twitter post accusing President Barack Obama of “flying the U.S. plane right into the ground” and ending with “let’s roll” as a threat or a reference to United Flight 93, which crashed during the 2001 terrorist attacks.
    “Let’s roll” reportedly were the last words of Todd Beamer before he and other passengers tried to gain control of their hijacked jet. The plane crashed into a Pennsylvania field short of its intended target.

    The tweet stirred ire and some support for the Colorado Springs Republican, whose standard eschewal of political correctness has earned him criticism in the past.

    Schultheis’ full tweet Tuesday was: “Don’t for a second think Obama wants what is best for U.S. He is flying the U.S. plane right into the ground at full speed. Let’s roll.”

    ***
    Schultheis voted in February against a bill requiring pregnant women to be tested for AIDS to prevent spreading the disease to the children. He said then that infected children would set examples for women against sexual promiscuity.

    John Cole adds–Just another Colorado Springs evangelical, spreading God’s word.

    More scifi culture tags.

    How can it not know what it is?– Deckard

    Because people are willing to give them cover, so they can deny it.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 11:56 am on November 12, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
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    Green shoots of sanity.

    Obama’s ambassador, Karl Eikenberry, who is also a former commander in Afghanistan, twice in the last week voiced strong dissent against sending large numbers of new forces, according to an administration official. That puts him at odds with the current war commander, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, who is seeking thousands more troops.

    Big White Christian Bwana go home.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 12:06 pm on November 11, 2009 | 1 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: WECs

    Attack on greek orthodox priest.

    Alexios Marakis, a Greek Orthodox priest visiting the U.S., got lost in Tampa and tried to stop and ask directions from Marine reservist Jasen D. Bruce. But instead of offering help, “Bruce struck the priest on the head with a tire iron.” The reservist believed Marakis, who spoke limited English, was an Arab terrorist. Bruce chased the priest for three blocks, “and even called 911 to say that an Arabic man tried to rob him.”

    WEC in action. ;)

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 8:09 pm on November 8, 2009 | 10 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: meddlers, , , WECs

    I think the world is missing something about Dr. Nidal Hasan.
    He was an intelligent, highly-educated officer in the finest military on the planet.
    He was a human being that was subjected to such horrific stress that it fractured his three great oaths……to al-Islam, to medicine, and to his country.
    The stress of being deployed to a profoundly unjust war that exists only as a face-saver for moronic WEC proselytizing and meddling.
    That broke him.
    Perhaps his agony can at least provoke an honest discussion of why we are still in Iraq and what we should do in Afghanistan.

     
  • Shams al-Nahar 6:41 am on October 21, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
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    Rush suggests an evironmental scholar should commit suicide for discussing birth control. This is a common mantra of the right, as exemplified in Aziz’s outreach to the prolife.
    Like Streiff, who equates legal abortion with 40 million murders, this is a common trope of the right, that any attempt at birthcontrol education is tantamount to a global eugenic holocaust perpetrated on embryos.
    Never mind that a half century of WEC missionariism and feelgood infant mortality reduction programs completely devoid of birth control education has resulted in triple digit population growth in Africa. Hopefully the Reavers the Meddlers have built there will be suitably grateful.

     
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