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The Buck Stops Here? What Buck?

First Barack Obama wanted to be seen as an incarnation of Abraham Lincoln and FDR rolled into one. Now he is channeling Harry Truman, having lifted one of Truman’s most notable lines in his latest speech on the botched Christmas Day terrorist attack, proclaiming that “the buck stops here.” Presumably, the comment was supposed to [...]

Why wasn’t Hassan discouched?

Mark Steyn points out that Major Nidal Hassan repeatedly urged his army superiors to start criminal investigations of his patients based on supposed facts he teased out in confidential psychiatric sessions. His superiors ho-hummed and haw-hemmed even though he signed his emails “Praise be to Allah” which sounds like an odd way to end a [...]

¶ Posted 17 November 2009 † Sully § Law & Justice § US National Defense ‡ Comments (42) ° Tagged: Hasan, Political Correctness

Grey Gal Gushing

NYT goes gaga for KSM.

¶ Posted 15 November 2009 † J.E. Dyer § Media ‡ Comments (8) ° Tagged: KSM, MSM, terrorism

Is Europe Falling Out of Love with Obama?

An editorial in Der Spiegel by Claus Christian Malzahn suggests that American conservatives are not the only ones growing increasingly restive over the duffer-in-chief’s continued diddling over Afghanistan. Evidently his “friends” across the Atlantic have also begun tapping their fingers nervously and gazing uncomfortably at their watches. “The world,” Malzahn writes, “has been waiting for [...]

¶ Posted 29 October 2009 † Howard Portnoy § Afghanistan § Barack Obama § US National Defense § War ‡ Comments (7) °

Don’t let events disturb your dithering

Terrible day. And Iraq, very bad indeed. Obama: “hateful.”

¶ Posted 26 October 2009 † Barbara § Afghanistan § Iraq § War ‡ Comments (20) °

What Happened to the “War of Necessity”?

“Our bill calls for the redeployment of U.S. troops out of Iraq so that we can focus more fully on the real war on terror, which is in Afghanistan.” So said Nancy Pelosi on March 8 of 2007. Soon after, both houses of Congress passed a bill for ending the war in Iraq, arguing that [...]

¶ Posted 22 September 2009 † Howard Portnoy § Afghanistan § Barack Obama § International Relations § Iraq § Media § Politicians § US National Defense § War ‡ Comments (51) °

Reacting to the reactions to the reactions to 9/11 remembrances…

Barbara, Howard, Bruce – I’ve been struggling to put into words my reaction to the 9/11 anniversary, to others‘ reactions to it, to the reactions to the reactions, and so on. Though I don’t want to be associated with the “it’s past time to move on” crowd or with a President whose response struck some [...]

¶ Posted 12 September 2009 † CK MacLeod § ‡ Comments (45) ° Tagged: 9/11, Let's Roll, Never Forget, Victor Davis Hanson

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Zolt The Jew: I finished "The Israel Test" on the plane coming home from the beach, Colin et all my dear frems. I will try to email Colin a brief review tomorrow. It is a very important book, of just over 250 big print pages. I could write more on it right now but right now the blonde below is distracting my attention. There is something about blondes with that look and the puckered lips which drives Jewish men crazy, crazy, crazy, even after a full day of Shabbas prayer, oy vey!
CK MacLeod: The Blonde Below...
CK MacLeod: Stop distracting me... I'm conjoining universes...
narciso: Just to get it straight, you're talking about Lady Gaga,
fustidious: clean up on the recbrow aisle needed!
CK MacLeod: feh
fuster the never satisfried: I see that you've grown more fond of the menu on top thing. I liked it from the git, but wonder if you might to able to work on the eye-appeal of it.
Howard Portnoy: Wow, it's my first time here since your remodeled, Czar. Looks great! Kudos.
narciso: Moved on to the last of Larsson, the reason for Sljander's rather idiosyncraticpersonality, her father is a Soviet GRU defector protected by the evil Swedish state security, Sapo, Larsson's journalist background does allow him to expound on the 'national security state' hidden in Social Democracy

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Said in a Thread
- when you’re a designated shepherd or sheepdog…
  March 6, 2010 | 12:17 pm
  … (remember you can designate yourself) part of you is actually glad to see a wolf, because now you can prove to everyone how important you are, by bossing everyone around for their own good.
  
  “A doctor and a peasant know more than a doctor alone,” the Italians used to say. Self-appointed doctors everywhere are working to suppress this insight. Human societies can save themselves from the next wolf, if they are allowed to do so; but it is hard for them to save themselves from the shepherds.
  
  Margo @ Yet another global warming apocalypse.
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Collected Poetry of Sully
- Telomeres
  February 17, 2010 | 6:23 am
  Telomeres of defined length,
  Were by his God in mankind bent,
  To make it sure that aged ones,
  Would pass to make room for their sons,
  Before they learn to mount the hill,
  They yearn to climb, their God to kill.
  
  New daughters too then see their day,
  As the used up old fair pass away,
  And the brighter young can in their turn,
  Seek their creator’s iron rules to spurn.
  
  One day mankind may beat the odds,
  And take on the powers of the gods.
  Sure on that day He’ll mold an image,
  And include within his toy’s equippage,
  A strictly limited telomere,
  To set for it a cliff that’s sheer.
  
  For once a former God is whipped,
  Displaced by his toy free will equipped,
  The former toy learns something odd,
  About possession of the mind of God,
  Namely, knowledge of the entire script,
  Makes the endless now a boring crypt.
  
  Mere mechanical beasts are not a cure,
  For their script entire a God knows for sure,
  To divert a toy must have free will,
  And at least a chance to climb the hill,
  There to displace its God, a bitter pill
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