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Thursday, October 27, 2011

Tough Talk on Terrorism

Read this column by Naomi Ragen about giving the death penalty to murderers of Jews in Israel. Amen to that!

America: A Third-Rate Country

Here's Monica Crowley on how America and the world have gone downhill since Obama took office. She ends by saying:

"Team Obama just unveiled a new slogan for its re-election efforts: We Can’t Wait. Who’s the genius who came up with that one? The jokes write themselves. We Can’t Wait for 2012! We Can’t Wait for the end of his economic reign of terror! We Can’t Wait for the economy to begin to rebound! We Can’t Wait for America to be respected and yes, feared, again! We Can’t Wait for the skinny socialist to get booted out of office! We Can’t Wait for the return of America!"

Read the comments at Lucianne.com regarding Obama's plan to forgive student loans. I like this one: "Vote Democrat. It's easier than paying off your debts." He has made personal irresponsibility acceptable. How low America has fallen!

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

So Demanding!

Betsy Hart has a list of her demands at Jewish World Review.

It's The Jooos!

On the news tonight, I saw a schvartzer protester blaming the Jews for everything that's going wrong, á la Cynthia McKinney, and it made me sick! Read this analysis on antisemitism by Ben Shapiro.

Pre-Occupied

I get angrier by the day as these sickening protests continue. Eric Golub writes,

"For those lucky enough not to walk outside in major cities, civilization is under assault from leftist basket cases. Known as 'Occupy Wall Street,' they are protesting for the sake of protesting. They want 'stuff". They are attacking people who have 'stuff.' Those people actually earned their stuff, which is a foreign concept to the protesters.
Yet the real hidden story is that like most leftists, the parasites harassing Wall Street are hurting the very people they claim they want to help.
Unlike Tea Party attendees, who tend to be more conservative (civilized) in nature, those camping out in Manhattan and other cities are causing direct harm to many middle and lower class individuals around them.
Many jokes have been made at the expense of the cleanliness of the protesters. Stereotypes about the great unwashed aside, the area in Manhattan where the protesters are camping out has become unsanitary. Attempts to clean the park were met with fierce resistance. Mayor Bloomberg backed down, and the cleaning was delayed.
If this were four years ago in a poor middle America neighborhood, the media would declare it a tragedy. George W. Bush would be burned in effigy for 'not caring' about people living in squalor.
Yet leftists voluntarily living and spreading toxins is somehow acceptable."

They said that most of these idiots are actually employed. Can someone explain to me what kind of employers pay their workers while they're out banging drums and stinking up our cities? Obama says nothing, doesn't urge them to return home. Why should he, when they are an extension of his own views, that successful businessmen, and successful businesses, are somehow bad for this country? And the protests will go on as long as it's politically expedient for the Democrats.

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Kiddie Class Warfare

Will this be the next entitlement? Sorry, but this is not a hardship or a right: "With children spending more time than ever before mobile screens, a new study suggests an 'app gap' that differentiates the poor kids from the rich ones." Maybe our government can send free iPhones to poor kids next, at taxpayer expense.

Crosby on the Road

Greg Crosby writes about his road trip across America. I always enjoy his columns.

Can You Hear Me Now?

Or, "Sorry, Wrong Pitcher". I have really enjoyed listening to and reading the analyses of The Great Motte/Lynn Mixup of 2011. Even for a disillusioned baseball fan like myself, this World Series has been extremely exciting, and last night's bullpen blunder just added to my enjoyment. (But must they wear those ugly necklaces that look like jump ropes?)