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Sunday, February 26, 2006
This weeks Sermon is about the Ports, of course, and the Arabic invasion. Can you believe that Arabic people are coming to America? This is shocking news! I'm willing to bet they even eat food. Any way, Chucky Schumer spreads fear at the liberal church and it can be found at Flight Pundit
I have to admit, I wonder if people catch the humor in the "liberal church". I know we should take liberals seriously, but I can't anymore. It finally got to a point that I started looking at liberalism as a religion and suddenly liberals begin to make a whole lot more sense. Try it, you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. Their as radical about their political beliefs as much as some people take their religious beliefs.
There are real points to the liberal church, such as pointing out that liberals use things such as funerals to slam Republicans. Also, to take liberalism and exxagerate their beliefs just enough so people won't believe it, and yet keep it believable. I don't know if I achieve this, but hopefully I'm getting better at it.
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Saturday, February 25, 2006
How Chucky Duped the Right
When I first read the news that UAE was taking over security of the ports, I didn't pay much attention. After all, why should I? It was Chucky Schumer and who trusts anything that Chucky Schumer says, especially when it comes to the national defense? In fact, Chucky Schumer is so untrustworthy, in order to give himself any credibility on the issue, he had to stand next to "a lifelong Republican" Peter Gadiel.
Anytime I see a person say "I am a lifelong Republican" while standing alongside and with a Democrat, I get suspicious. Something is not right with the picture and not that a Republican supports a Democrat idea, but how far up the Democratic ranks he flew as a "lifelong Republican".
It's a bandwagon trick, much like how both parties love polls when they agree with them, but dismiss their value when they don't.
So is Peter Gadiel really a Republican? Well in 1998 and 2000 he gave the RNC $200, but according to Open Secrets has not given since. He also heads up "9-11 Families for a Secure America", which many of you will remember those upset wives of 9-11 that endorsed Kerry? Yeah, Peter Gadiel heads that same group.
But what's this whole deal really about? UAE got a deal for control over our port security? Are we really turning control over to the United Arab Emirates? Is Bush outsourcing jobs? Is the UAE just another Taliban or Hamas? Where was Peter Gadiel when the British had it prior to the UAE? Would Chucky Schumer be opposed to the Venezuela having the same control?
Fact of the matter is, this isn't about ports, it's about terminals. A London-based company Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation, also known as P&O, was recently bought out by Dubai Ports World. P&O had a lease to handle cargo operations at 6 US seaports. They also have two ports in Britain, one in Australia and many others in Southeast Asia. What changed is that Dubai Ports took over the exact same thing that P&O had. Nothing's changed only the ownership.
What does the lease entail? Dubai Ports rents terminals in 6 ports in the United States. They have a garuntee to access terminals so that they can ship their products here. It's much like when Continental Airlines, Southwest Airlines, or American Airlines leases terminals from Airports. Are they in control of security?
This knee-jerk reaction by the American public, led by Chucky, and aided by the press has nothing to do with security. The UAE, as part of their lease agreement, pays for security at those terminals. The security is still controlled within the United States, and ships are still unloaded by
IL&W union. Unless you feel that the Union is suddenly a threat now that the UAE has the lease, there is absolutely no reason to oppose this. As for the Newsmax story about Nuclear reactors and the UAE, Dubai Ports has absolutely no authority to access the terminals where nuclear reactors are transported from.
To deny Dubai Ports this because of their Arabic heritage is unfounded racism. The UAE is not a threat nor hostile enemy of the United States. In fact, during the hurricane Katrina aftermath, the UAE gave four times as much as any other country. Are you paying attention Governor Blanco and Senator Landrieu? They were there for us when we needed them. This is a country that gives our military access to their ports. Are they supposed to continue to give us lease agreements to their ports when we would deny them access to ours? We put our military there, yet they can't do business here?
And if this is about foriegn countries, then are we to deny all foriegn based countries lease agreements? Economically it would hinder our country. World wide, we'd appear to be isolationist. As for security, won't countries in turn deny us the same and no longer allow us to lease ports for military purposes?
For those of you who are going off the wall about this whole port security deal, I suggest you do more than research why 'Bush is wrong' and do your research into why Bush is right about this deal. More over, where is your head? Use common sense. Do you really believe, whether or not you like the President, that President Bush would risk the security of the United States? My concern isn't that he's too laxed, but rather if he would go overboard.
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Thursday, February 23, 2006
Artist Gets Jail Sentence
Liberals call it art, I call it a masterpiece, in Germany, they call it illegal. Man jailed for historical masterpiece
Manfred van H. printed out sheets of toilet paper bearing the word "Koran" shortly after a group of Muslims carried out a series of bomb attacks in London in July 2005. He sent the paper to German television stations, magazines and some 15 mosques.
Prosecutors said that in an accompanying letter Manfred van H. called Islam's holy book a "cookbook for terrorists."
He also offered his toilet paper for sale on the Internet at a price of 4 euros ($4.76) per roll, saying the proceeds would go toward a "memorial to all the victims of Islamic terrorism."
Oh those poor liberals, what will they ever do? They can no longer go to Germany after they stick a crucifix in a jar of urine. No more can they smear excretion onto the Virgin Mary then visit Austria. Oh those poor liberals, they can no longer insult a religion and call it art... poor folks.
Oh I'm sorry, freedom only applies to American Liberals.
Conclusion of Port Security
I finally made up my mind about Port Security, and a Leftist Libertarian is the guy that convinced me. When I asked a general question why we should oppose it, Knappster stepped up to the plate and delivered. Brilliant! Yes, it's for National Security and President Bush is doing the right thing! It's not a matter of standing for the President or against him, I just believe that this is the right to gaining security in the Middle East.
Gun Control Works!
Especially when you use both hands. When a Baton Rouge Police officer pulled over a black Mercedes, he had no idea what he walked into. While working a funeral, a car pulled into the funeral procession and officer Brian Harrison pulled the Mercedes over. The driver was on probation and had a hand gun on him. It eventually led to a heated argument until the driver attacked officer Brian Harrison.
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George Temple II had Officer Harrison down and out reportedly saying "I told you I'm a beast" while Officer Harrison yelled for help. Fortunately Perry Stephens was wearing a neck brace that kept his head focused and his arms held the gun right. He was a beast, now he's just dead.
Man booked on 117 counts of fraud
This has got to be some kind of record. It's amazing some of the things you see in Louisiana. It's a full time job to keep up with all the news stories.
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Wednesday, February 22, 2006
I admit, I haven't heard any great reason why we selected a Arab state owned company to run our port security. In fact, I'm not even sure we should be that concerned with port security. Why would terrorist hide in on ships when they can enter the United States through our borders? It's much easier for an Islamic terrorist to mix in with the Latino community as they cross over the border.
So to me, our land-locked borders are much more importnat that our ports.
I get the feeling that the reason most people are opposed to this has little to do with Dubai, but more so with our pride and prejudices. I believe the opposition to Dubai running our port security has nothing to do with Dubai, but everything to do with their race.
Somebody please give me reason, not prejudices, why Dubai should not have control over our port security.
Great News for non-Louisiana residents
You aren't driving on the worst road in America,we are.
Even better news, your state probably isn't the worst state, only Pennsylvania and Missouri have worse roads than we do.
Mitch Landrieu
Announced his bid to be the milk in the chocolate city. Headlines in tomorrows paper should be Mitch Vows to Restore Father's Crooked Ways in Nawlins, but no word yet whether or not the Lt. Governor will step down from his currnet position so that Louisiana can have a full time Lt. Governor. Lord knows this state needs somebody ready to go. Question is, how serious is Mitch Landrieu? If he wants to win, shouldn't he step down as Lt. Governor? If he wants to be Lt. Governor, why is he in this race?
Mary Landrieu supported Mitch Landrieu, as if the people in this state needed anymore reason to not like this lady.
Mike Francis
announced his candidacy for Secretary of State. Lord knows that we need somebody to over see the elections and we can't trust Venezuela Al Ater.
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Tuesday, February 21, 2006
I got an email from Raven at "And Rightly So saying say it isn't so. At first glance I would agree, why on earth would we turn our port security over to terrorist friendly organizations but, once I saw the Democrats were opposed to this chills ran up my spine.
Seiously, could I actually be agreeing with Democrats on this? Could it possibly be that Democrats are actually right? It's been my experience that whenever I agree with Democrats, it turns out that I was wrong for agreeing with them.
Think about it folks, when was the last time that Democrats, on the whole, actually stood up for the right thing in America? Think hard, name one thing where Democrats have put America first above all? It's a universal rule, no matter how good something is for this country, Democrats will point to another country and say their's is better. Canada's healthcare is better, Rwanda was a better war than Iraq, even the dictator Hugo Chavez is a better "president" than George W. Bush. Europe's gas prices are better than ours, French people know how to fight a war, even though they can't win one. When have Democrats ever stood for the right thing for America?
On the other hand,
Jimmy Carter supports George Bush's plan. This can only mean one of two things, either it's a horrible plan because Jimmy Carter supports it, or it's a great thing and Jimmy Carter has finally realized that nobody respects his opinion and he's trying to undermine Bush's plan by supporting it.
Fact of the matter is, most Democrats are opposed to this, which can mean only one thing, the plan is good for America. I say take a closer look, if it was really bad for America, Democrats would be praising it.
Austria has banned free speech
Can you believe that a man jailed for being a non-believer? I don't believe Pittsburgh really won the superbowl, should I go to jail? Well, If you don't believe this article, Austrians might just through you in jail for not believing they throw people in jail. Do we really want to follow the rest of the world? Do we really want to follow their lead?
And finally, with the "Liberal church" on the road, I want to clarify why I am doing it. Since Hurricane Katrina, I've had a very difficult time taking Democrats seriously. Well, to be truthful, I was onhaving a hard time taking Democrats seriously before that, but whatever respect for the party I had left, was lost after the hurricanes.
Yes there are some decent Democrats out there, somewhere, but it doesn't seem to be the majority of them. It seems to me that the Democrats over at the
Devil's playground represents what about 80-90% of the Democrat view.
There's also a problem in politics today, a cult like mentality that whoever one votes for is excused for murder while the guy you didn't vote for should be executed for passing gas the wrong way. The "liberal church" could easily have been a "conservative church", but I do think that there is a much bigger problem within the left wing of this nation. Liberals know a few things, Bush is worse than Hitler, they can't win elections so they need to overturn an election, and a yellow dog still is better than a Republican. Those three traits drive their every last belief.
Don't believe me? Go to their blogs, look at them, half of them have a strip in the upper corner that says, "we can't win an election, so we must overturn the people's will", the other half are calling him Hitler, and 95% of them are repeating what they saw their Democrat leaders saying on the television. Sure the same can be said about Republicans, but the Democrats are horrible with it.
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Sunday, February 19, 2006
1984!
Is it just me or is big brother watching you? Not me, yet. After all, the city I live in does not have camera's all over the place, but in Chicago, Houston, and other cities, who knows when your on candid camera. New Orleans had the spy cameras but I think they got washed away a few months ago. Even if they did still exists, they didn't do what they were supposed to do. The only cameras that caught any crime was filmed by the media, not the police.
What's so amazing is the number of people that support this. I find it hard to believe that people love cameras watching their every public move, monitering the books they check out from the library, and scanning their conversations on the internet, but somehow get jittery when the government moniters their telephone calls to Islamic terrorist. Is there something wrong with this picture?
I don't get it, it makes as much sense to me as liberals crying about pictures of a prophet while praising a crucifix in a jar of urine as art. If liberals were consistent, and truly believed in freedom like they claim to, then they would be outraged over cameras.
What makes these cameras worse is that they want to put them in private businesses. I have absolutely no problem with businesses putting cameras to moniter their private property, but for government to come in a moniter it for them? Shouldn't places of business be considered an extension of ones home? It is, afterall, private property.
Reference articles
CHICAGO MAYOR WANTS POLICE CAMERAS IN PRIVATE BUSINESSES
Houston eyes cameras at apartment complexes, homes
Surveillance Cameras To Monitor Santa Monica Promenade
Will somebody answer this one question for me: What's the point of fighting for freedom if we're just going to surrender it to our government?
And Kathleen Blanco's poll numbers are at an all time low, which no longer matters unless she gets recalled. The way I see it, the only way we can remove the governor now is to recall her, now that the incumbent security and voter disenfranchisement bill has passed. You can now vote from anywhere in the United States, even if you never voted before in Louisiana. Now polls are great for incumbents, they tell them exactly how many out of state first time voters they need to win. I'm sure they'll be able to drum those votes up somehow, someway. Louisiana politicians used to have to summon dead people to vote. Now, they just need to look for people from other states that claim to be evacuees.
Our elections are a sham now. Nobody likes the governor, but I gurantee with the voter disenfranchisement and incumbent protection act now law, I garuntee Blanco will be Governor for the next 7 years. Louisiana - the Banana Republic.
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Saturday, February 18, 2006
This week, the Fight On campaign travelled to the land of Ogre's Politics and Views. Please visit and help OGRE spread the word.
A Few Thoughts...
There aren't many things out there that are more agonizing than hitting every red light while 'Radar Love' plays on the radio.
Sometimes real power is not to be in a powerful position.
The desire for greatness often screws things up, but the desire for humility often leads to greatness.
The people that complain the most about how bad the world is, usually are the same ones that contribute the most to make the world a bad place.
Dealing with Democrats is like dealing with drunks and terrorists. The nicer you are with them, the more they try to take advantage of you and treat you harshly. The meaner you get with them, the nicer they will act towards you.
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Friday, February 17, 2006
Two Very Important Stories
First I want to say that I just finished my "Liberal church sermon" and I personally think it's my best one yet. Since Dick Cheney's gun accident was the only thing that Liberals had to talk about all week long, Sarah Brady gives the sermon. As soon as it is posted, I'll let you know where you can find it. This one actually made me smile!
Cheerleaders jailed because...
they spoke about their trip to South Korea. Imagine a world where speaking about a country that is considered "enemy territory" is so taboo, you go to jail. Liberals would have you believe, it's George Bush's America, not one of their favorite countries...
Read the story
SEOUL, South Korea - Twenty-one members of North Korean cheering squads who traveled to South Korea for international sports events are being held in a prison camp for talking about what they saw in the South, a news report said Friday...Citing another unnamed defector, the newspaper said the cheerleaders had pledged before going to South Korea that they would treat the country as "enemy territory" and never speak about what they saw there, accepting punishment if they broke the promise.
This is going on in other countries, yet liberals think America is bad? How can people say that this country is a dictatorship? Though I agree that we are marching down that road, we are not there yet. England and France will be dictatorships first. Don't believe me? How about this?
England prohibits public- almost entirely.
In England, smoking in public will get you a £50 fine... Wow, that's enough to buy a whole lotta smokes...
But since businesses can afford more money, there's a £200 fine for not posting a "No Smoking" fine and if it goes to court, possible penalty £1,000. So if you choose to contest it, you risk paying 5 times as much? What's a person to do, even if falsely accused? Pay the £200 fine of course. Why risk paying 5 times as much, plus legal fees, plus loss time at work? Simply pay it.
Here's where England really rakes in the big bucks- Non-Smokers. That's right, if you are a non-smoker and you see somebody smoking in a non-smoking section, the fine for you? £2,500
But wait, there's more! You can still smoke in your car if you have passengers... at least so far. They have yet to make a decision on whether or not you can drive in your car and smoke a cigerette if you have a passenger. I wonder if that includes a smoking passenger? What if both the driver and passenger smoke, are they now prohibited from smoking?
Read the story Here's a few passages from the story...
Smokers lighting up in banned areas will face a fixed penalty notice of £50 and spot fines of £200 will be introduced for failing to display no-smoking signs, with the possible penalty if the issue goes to court increasing to £1,000.
Caroline Flint, the Public Health Minister, also announced that the fine for failing to stop people smoking in banned areas would be increased to £2,500 — more than ten times the £200 originally proposed.
The Bill also allows the Government to increase the age for buying cigarettes. Ministers will consult on raising it from 16 to 18.
Smoking could still be banned at outdoor locations that are “substantially enclosed”, such as football grounds and railway platforms. The details will be contained in regulations after a three-month consultation.
No decision has yet been made on whether smoking will be banned in cars carrying passengers.
Before I used to rail against anti-smoking regulations, saying that it's radicalism running amock. I never believed that it was about public health, but always about infringing on people's freedom.
I used to say that Non-smokers needed to beware all ye who enter here, that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Obviously I have seen the light, there is absolutely nothing radical here. This is normal for governments to punish the people who didn't commit the crime much worse than the people that do.
I like this bill. I think all American cities should adopt this exact bill... we can have a smoke free America... Freedom from smoke. Like one Baton Rouge city council woman said, "it's not radicalism, it's a world wide trend."
Hat Tip Ogre
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Thursday, February 16, 2006
The problem with Louisiana Politics
Too many chiefs, not enough indians. It seems that Louisianas leadership is filled with people too arrogant to get things done. Too many people in this state get in a position of power, and suddenly they are convinced they are the kings and queens of the world.
Kathleen Blanco thinks she's more important than the President, yet somehow blames Louisiana's problems on the President.
The Louisiana black caucus thinks they are the most important people in the legislature. Louisiana doesn't want to make it much easier for voter fraud to exist, so the Louisiana black caucus walks out?
Bob Odom wants former Senator John Breaux to run for Governor and replace Blanco, saying that she can't turn the state around, but Bob Odom also thinks he's so important that he deserves his own $85 million dollar sugar mill at the taxpayers expense.
Even the small fries, the pee-ons, thinks that the world wouldn't turn if they didn't hold the office they have. Whether it's the top of the mountain, or the bottom of a barrel of monkeys, these people are so concerned about getting the credit, but won't do anything to get something done.
You people around the nation are laughing at Louisiana because we elected Governor Blanco, but the truth of the matter is, Louisiana's dirty little secret is, that's pretty much the way Louisiana politics works. Nothing gets done, but everybody wants credit for it, and at the same time, blame everybody else for the lack of accomplishment.
What they don't understand is that accomplishing objectives helps all that are involved, don't getting anything done, hurts both.
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Monday, February 13, 2006
GM of GM's Corner is back from the hospital and hopefully he'll so be back online making the internet interesting. Though I have to say, both Woody and Raven have done a wonderful job of filling in for him. Fight on!
It's only been two days and I'm already sick of the Dick Cheney jokes. Here's a bunch of self righteous people preaching about Dick Cheney not being safe with a gun and nobody even knows what happened. Listening to these people, you'd think Dick Cheney maliciously did it and that accidentally shooting somebody is a fun game.
I don't care for hunting, I'd rather pay money for somebody to kill my meat for me. It's not something that I care for and why it's called a sport is something that I don't understand. However, who am I to criticize hunters because I'm not man enough to kill my own food? Still, in order for all of us to survive, something must die. That's a fact a life, even vegetarians kill, they just pick on helpless vegetables.
One thing liberals have to admit, Dick Cheney's gun still has killed less people than Ted Kennedy's car.
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