
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Detroit Rappers Put Out new Christmas CD

Friday, December 18, 2009
SURPRISE, SURPRISE, SURPRISE

The book also alleges that Clinton had an affair with Susan McDougal of Whitewater infamy.
Seabed 'Fried Egg' May Be Impact Crater

Thursday, December 17, 2009
When U.S. Military Commanders Say "Fire At Will", Our Troops Have To say " Which One's Will"
From Moonbattery.com Rules of DerangementNew military rules of engagement ostensibly to protect Afghan civilians are putting the lives of U.S. forces in jeopardy, claim Army and Marine sources, as the Taliban learns the game plan based [on] the rules' imposed limits.
The rules of engagement, or ROEs, apply to all coalition forces of the United States and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. …the Taliban is well aware of them and has its own forces acting in ways to counteract them [i.e., exploit them].
A few examples:
• No night or surprise searches.• Villagers are to be warned prior to searches.• Afghan National Army, or ANA, or Afghan National Police, or ANP, must accompany U.S. units on searches.• U.S. soldiers may not fire at insurgents unless they are preparing to fire first.• U.S. forces cannot engage insurgents if civilians are present.• Only women can search women.• Troops can fire on insurgents if they catch them placing an IED but not if insurgents walk away from where the explosives are.
Here's how the rules work to save terrorist hides:
Often, rules of engagement require varying levels of approvals before action can be taken. In one case, villagers had tipped off U.S. forces of the presence of a Taliban commander who was threatening village elders.
To get permission to go after him, U.S. troops had to get 11 separate Afghan, U.S. and international forces' approval to the plan. The approval, however, did not come until well into the next day. By then, the Taliban commander had moved on, to the consternation of the villagers who had provided the tip. Observers have claimed that it can take some 96 hours to acquire all the permissions to act.
In other cases, the use of force against insurgents may be blocked if they lower their guns, only to have those insurgents return later to attack.
Also, ISAF troops cannot engage insurgents if they are leaving an area where an IED has been planted. In one case, insurgents planting an IED had detected the presence of U.S. forces and immediately began leaving the area, tossing evidence of their preparations along the way. U.S. forces could not fire on them.
Unsurprisingly, this moonbattery has gotten American soldiers killed:
ROE restrictions were in effect when four U.S. Marines twice pleaded by radio for artillery support in combat action in Kunar Province in Afghanistan — and twice they were refused, before they were killed.
But these lives are considered expendable by the same politically poisoned brass that responded to the Fort Hood massacre by puling about the sacredness of diversity.
As the ROEs make glaringly obvious, our troops aren't in Afghanistan to win. The Anointed One has admitted that victory isn't the objective. They are over there to get killed for as long as it serves his political purposes. Then they'll come home ragged and beaten — not by terrorists, but by the infinitely greater threat to America, backstabbing liberal politicians.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Just like Islam, Rottweilers Are The Dogs of Peace

From marinmommies.com: Prepare Your Kids for Disappointing Presents Or get Ready for ObamaCare

Talk about disappointment beforehand. Give the kids examples from your life, and figure out polite reactions to that ugly sweater from Aunt Pearl.
Make it a game. Ask the kids to give you something lame, react appropriately, then do the same to them.
Turn down the volume. Don’t put gifts under the tree weeks in advance.
Make your expectations for the kids clear—without negatives. Insist on gracious public behavior “without calling her greedy or a spoiled brat or selfish or any other choice adjectives that come to mind.”
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
NEW YORK TIMES OFFERS MINORITY GIFT IDEAS
MataanoMary-Kate and Ashley Olsen aren’t the only twin designers. Ayaan and Idyl Mohallim, identical twins, are the creative force behind Mataano (which means “twins” in Somali). Their designs are infused with their East African and American heritage.
Baby Jamz
Solange Knowles and her father, Matthew Knowles (yes, BeyoncĂ©’s sister and father) have teamed with Planet Toys to create an interactive hip-hop and rhythm-based toy line.
Ash Kumar’s Bollywood Henna ---KitYou can emulate your favorite Bollywood star or come up with your own ideas with this henna kit for body and hair.
Radio One Love Gospel Cruise 2010--- There’s no “regifting” a reservation to Radio One’s sixth annual Love Gospel Cruise 2010.
'Barack Obama: Son of Promise, Child of Hope' by Nikki Grimes ---Nikki Grimes’s children’s book about President Obama comes with an educational guide and colorful illustrations.
Bindya Scarves ---The Indian designer Bindya Lulla’s tie-dyed cashmere scarves, gauzy shawls and gorgeous wraps featuring hand-painted designs and sequined embellishment will liven up that winter coat that’s getting another run this season.
'The Conversation: How Black Men and Women Can Build Loving, Trusting Relationships' by Hill Harper ---The nuanced complexities of African-American relationships are the focus of this book by Hill Harper
'Sonia Sotomayor: A Judge Grows in the Bronx/La Juez Que Crecio en el Bronx'' by Jonah Winter ---This children’s book, available Nov. 10, tells the coming-of-age story of Justice Sotomayor.
“Wise Latina” T-Shirts ---Wise shoppers can commemorate the moment in history when Sonia Sotomayor was sworn in as the first Hispanic justice to the Supreme Court, not to mention when she uttered one of the most memorable quotes of 2009: “Wise Latina.”
In New Poll Only 50% Prefer Obama to Bush
THE ORIGINS OF ACORN?

Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Foe Chucks Tomatoes at Palin, Hits Cop

Feds: Zhu Zhu Pets OK, Zhu Zhu Flu Under Control

Zhu Zhu Pets robotic hamsters—one of the holiday season's hottest toy crazes—do not violate safety standards, federal toy regulators say after a consumer group raised concerns over the presence of a heavy metal on one model. The toy "is not out of compliance, thanks to the Obama administration releasing millions of doses of Zhu Zhu flu vaccine." says a spokesman for the US Consumer Product Safety Commission
Thursday, December 3, 2009
ANOTHER PREDICTION COMES TRUE. LIBERAL BE AFRAID, BE VERY AFRAID

Today newspapers, tomorrow television news Pinky (#40)
Tomorrow is here Pinky. Yes, yes Brain

The respected CNN anchor has seen his numbers slip significantly through the past year. His 10 p.m. show, "Anderson Cooper 360," has declined 62% in total viewers and 70% in adults 25-54 from November 2008, according to Nielsen figures.
Last month, in Cooper's time slot, Fox News' "On the Record" attracted an average viewership of 1.9 million while "360" averaged 672,000; repeats of MSNBC's "Countdown" and HLN's Nancy Grace show averaged 655,000 and 458,000, respectively.

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