Sunday, March 27, 2011

I find this totally ludicrous on many levels - would you want to work for a news

b organization that would not even back you up until after Drudge
reported the story. And what does it say about an administration that
would handle a reporter for a major newspaper like this. Then imagine
what the story would be if Bush or any other Republican would do
something like this. If I were that reporter I would be looking for a
new job at a minimum.

Reminds me of when I first went to work for Columbia Presbyterian
Hospital. I had only been there for a couple of weeks and my boss and
one of my current best friends took me along for a meeting with the
controller of the hospital and the payroll manager. We got there for
the meeting and the controller called the payroll manager into the
office with us and then proceeded to blast off on the payroll manager
that he was a stupid f*ck, an idiot, a no good POS who did not know his
job. And the payroll manager sat there and took it. I was new and had
never even seen either of them before. This went on for about 5 minutes
or more and no language was withheld. After we left I told my boss that
if it had been me the controller would have been talking to empty air
after about 1 minute if that and I would definitely have been looking
for a new job.

What brought that up is the fact that after the reporter was treated
like this and even had a photo of the closet where he was held and
mentioned that sounded like a nice party, the paper said nothing about
the situation and evidently did not even complain to the Biden crew
until Drudge printed the story and then came out with a half hearted
story about how their reporter had been treated.


http://www.bizzyblog.com/2011/03/26/reported-confined-in-a-closet-at-biden-nelson-event/

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Re: Bizarre Poop Cartoon Helps Children Grasp Nuclear Threat to Japan

a Brilliant way to explain it to kids
now if they could dumb it down. The reporters and lefties might understand it. 

Bear




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Re: World Breast Size Map [PIC]

Good Information!


 
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AFGHANISTAN: So the troops called the ragheads "ragheads" on Facebook.




AFGHANISTAN: So the troops called the ragheads "ragheads" on Facebook.

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Big fricken deal. C'mon Aussies, cut the soldiers some slack. They're in a bloody war fighting barbarians while defending throwbacks to the seventh century. Lighten up. Sticks and stones...

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Why Does Mainstream Media Leave George Soros Alone?

On March 4, 2011, in Uncategorized, by Ben Franklin

By Dan Gainor

Wisconsin's battle over the union label continues to resonate nationwide. Lefties complain about conservative funders David and Charles Koch in often obscene fashion, making juvenile plays on their last name and prank calls like troublesome children. The so-called mainstream media are heavily invested in that strategy, calling the Koch brothers some of the "biggest bankrollers" for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker.

It's a theme that almost defies reason. The Kochs openly support things they believe in – especially free markets and limited government. To media types, those beliefs are suspect or even audacious. To the left, they're criminal or anti-American. Both groups claim to question everything.

Everything, that is, except who funds the left. When that gets mentioned, there is either complete silence or cries of conspiracy at the mere mention of the name George Soros. Yet Soros has given billions around the globe for decades to push his own beliefs. His impact on liberal politics here in the U.S. is unparalleled.

Wherever left-wing organizations gather, you can find either him or a pile of his cash. His dollars reach from pro-abortion and pro-drug groups to fringe media outlets and Democratic campaigns.

In just one day last week, while traditional media were going after the Kochs, the Soros Empire swept across the land pushing a hard-left agenda.

Three separate story lines from Thursday Feb. 24, 2011, showed Soros in all his glory. In the first, liberal activists pushed for a Supreme Court ethics code. The second talked of "Tea-Party-like revolts" against spending cuts. The last involved the nationwide union protest in support of the Wisconsin strikers.

Every one of those stories was pushed, influenced and organized by Soros-funded groups. He might have never even lifted a finger. He didn't have to. He's No. 35 on Forbes' list of global billionaires with $14 billion, so he just opened his wallet.

The Supreme Court story seemed benign. Who could oppose an ethics code? Only, The Washington Post story wasn't about ethics, it was about politics. Two separate Soros groups – Common Cause and the Alliance for Justice – organized to attack Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas for their connection to, you guessed it, the Kochs.

According to grant data provided by Capital Research Center, Common Cause has netted at least $2 million from the Open Society Institute (OSI), the primary Soros charity. Alliance for Justice, a coalition of more than 100 lefty organizations, received at least $325,000 from Soros from 2004-05.

According to The Post, "a group of more than a hundred law professors from across the country" was also involved. Sure, there were more than 100, connected to different law schools, but they have the Soros Stamp of Approval. On the letter they sent to Congress, many names are easily linked to King George – a member of the OSI board in Baltimore, OSI advisers, those from groups also funded by OSI, even a former Democrat candidate personally funded by Soros herself.

The article went on to quote Ellen Yaroshefsky, director of the Jacob Burns Ethics Center at the Benjamin Cardozo School of Law, to say how awful the Supreme lack of ethics is. She is also "cochair of the Ethics, Gideon and Professionalism Committee of the American Bar Association's Criminal Justice Section." Naturally, the bar association is funded by OSI – both directly and indirectly – for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Of course, The Post's R. Jeffrey Smith mentioned none of this. Instead, his piece was an attack on the Kochs, naming them 10 times in the story. When the Federalist Society was named, he pointed out how the Kochs fund them. There was zero mention of Soros.

That same day, The Hill wrote about the Democratic "Tea Party movement." The article cited how "a large coalition of progressive groups announced an 'emergency call to action.'" That group included MoveOn.org, Democracy for America, USAction, the Service Employees International Union and People for the American Way. In some way or another, every one of those organizations or their foundations gets money from Soros.

Every single one.

Soros may not have phoned them all, or sent them e-mails from his palatial estates. Nonetheless, they did his bidding.

Then we come to the nationwide "union" protest – the so-called "rally to save the American Dream" that got widespread coverage. Around America, pro-union groups rallied to "stand in solidarity with the people of Wisconsin." More than half that list of at 43 organizations involved as of Thursday gets money either directly or indirectly from King George. They might all get money from him. No reporter bothered to ask.

There were the eco groups like Green for All (Soros invests heavily in going green); the gay groups like the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force or the typical shock troops of the left like MoveOn.org. Again, most are paid for either directly by Open Society or indirectly through another of his many operations.

And again, the Soros connection went unreported. The Post called it a mix of "labor, environmentalist, anti-war and other allied organizations," with the obligatory Van Jones quote saying "the American dream is under fire." Jones, the former White House green jobs czar and 9/11 truther, is now a senior fellow at the Soros-funded Center for American Progress.

A good journalist might question those connections. But there are too few good journalists and too many questions.

Dan Gainor is the Boone Pickens Fellow and the Media Research Center's Vice President for Business and Culture

 


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**JP** Jobs in Gulf

Dear All

Please follow the links to view the details

Human Resources Officer - Bahrain
>>Friday, March 25, 2011
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Mechanical Engineer - Saudi Arabia
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Senior Java J2EE Developer - Saudi Arabia
>>Friday, March 25, 2011
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AutoCAD Operators - Kuwait
>>Friday, March 25, 2011
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Project Manager - Saudi Arabia
>>Friday, March 25, 2011
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AutoCAD Draftsmen - Qatar
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Civil Engineer - UAE
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Senior Sales Manager - UAE
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Junior Sales Secretary - Qatar
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Senior Engineer - UAE
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Low Current Engineer - Saudi Arabia
>>Friday, March 25, 2011
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Barista / Sales Assistant / Sweets and Chocolate Shops / Sales Staff - Kuwait
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Re: Most Republicans remain as committed to big government as the Democrats

Justin Raimondo is an idiot.
 


 
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Reclaiming the American Right

The Lost Legacy of the Conservative Movement

by Justin Raimondo

 
The Old Right and the Future of Conservatism
by Patrick J. Buchanan

Note from the editors: We reprint below Patrick J. Buchanan's Foreword to the second edition of Justin Raimondo's 1993 book, Reclaiming the American Right The Lost Legacy of the Conservative Movement.

What happened to the American Right? What became of a movement once so united and disciplined it could deliver the presidency, consistently, to the Republican Party?

That the old house is divided, fractured, fallen, is undeniable. The great unifier, Ronald Reagan, is gone. The cold war that brought conservatives together, is over. With the Berlin Wall down, the captive nations free, the Evil Empire dissolved and subdivided, many on the Right have stacked arms and gone home. Once there, they have discovered that we come from different neighborhoods, honor different heroes, believe different ideas. To understand the new rifts on the Right, scholars have begun to research its history, explore its roots. Latest to do so is Justin Raimondo, who, in this book, argues that conservatism is a cause corrupted and betrayed. His is a story of heroes and villains, heresies and excommunications, faithfulness and betrayal – a veritable Iliad of the American Right.

Raimondo's book goes back sixty years to the days when the Old right first rose in rebellion against the New Deal and FDR's drive to war. Believers in limited government and nonintervention, the Old Right feared involvement in a second world war would mean permanent disfigurement of the old republic, and a quantum leap in federal power that could never be reversed.

But history is written by the winners.

And these men lost it all: jobs, careers, and honored places in their nation's memory. But they never lost their principles. Garet Garrett, John T. Flynn, Frank Chodorov – who has heard of this lost platoon of the Old Right? They went down fighting and ended their lives in obscurity, resisting the clamor to sign up for the cold war.

Theirs, declares Raimondo, is the lost legacy. And the failures of conservatism are traceable to the Right's abandonment of that legacy. Beginning in the mid-fifties, the Right was captured and co-opted by the undocumented aliens from the Left, carrying with them the viruses of statism and globalism.

First in from the cold, Raimondo writes, came the Communists, refugees from Stalin's purges, from the Hitler-Stalin, and Moscow's attack on the Baltic republics and Finland. First among these was James Burnham, ex-Trotskyist of whom Orwell wrote that he worshipped power. Burnham went o the masthead of National Review from its founding in 1955, to become grand strategist of the cold war. He would be awarded the Medal of Freedom by Ronald Reagan himself . . . but, Raimondo argues, Burnham was never a true conservative; indeed, was barely tolerant of conservatives. A Machiavellian after renouncing Marxism, Burnham preached "American Empire" as the necessary means to combat Communist empire and was first to call for the creation of a "democratic world order."

A second wave of migrants was the neoconservatives. Though Trotskyist, socialists or Social Democrat in their youth, by the mid-sixties they were JFK-LBJ Democrats orphaned by a party dedicated to the proposition that Vietnam was a dirty, immoral war. In 1972, they signed ads for Richard Nixon, a man not widely cherished among their number in his Alger Hiss and Helen Gahagan Douglas days.

With Reagan's triumph, the neocons came into their own, into his government and his movement. Raimondo echoes the Old Right journalist who calls the neocons the cow-birds of conservatism, migratory fowl that wait for other birds to build their nests and lay their eggs, then swoop down, barge in, and kick the first birds out. If conservatism has failed, he writes, it is "because a Trojan horse inside the movement has been undermining the fight against big government. Since the mid-fifties . . . these interlopers have acted as a Fifth Column on the Right: conciliating the welfare state, smearing their Old Right predecessors, and burying the real story of how they came to claim the mantle of conservatism."

And today? "Two traditions stand head-to-head, contending for the future of the . . . movement. One piously holds out the promise of enterprise zones from South Central Los Angeles to Mogadishu, while the other dares utter the forbidden phrase, America First!" Written in defense of, and in the style of, the dead lions of the Old Right whom Justin Raimondo reveres, Reclaiming the American Right is not about olive branches; it is about conflict, about taking back the movement, about taking back America. Richly researched, beautifully written, passionately argued, Reclaiming the American Right is targeted at the "new generation of conservative theorists and activists [that] yearns to get back to first principles and get in touch with its roots." Many will call this revisionist history of the Right, but even those who work for consensus need to understand how those who do not believe, feel and think. And the timing is perfect. For, suddenly, all the new issues before us, Bosnia, Somalia, foreign aid, NAFTA, intervention, immigration, big government, sovereignty, bear striking resemblance to the old.

http://antiwar.com/raimondo/book1.html

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**JP** Daily Quran & Hadith - Sura Maryam - Ayat No. 16 to 20

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Sura Maryam

 Sura : Makki

by Tilawat : 19

by Reveal : 44

Ruku` : 6

Ayats : 98

Part No. : 16


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**JP** All Hell Breaks Loose in the Middle East


Posted on 03/26/2011 by Juan

Friday saw major protests in Syria, Jordan and Yemen, along with continued fighting in Libya. The Arab Spring has not breathed its last gasp, but rather seems to be getting a second wind. Protesters are crossing red lines set by governments and risking being shot. They know that movements are watered with the blood of martyrs. One of the major protests, in Deraa, Syria, on Friday was actually a funeral procession. But the Baathist regime created dozens more martyrs in response to being challenged. Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh seems to have admitted he is outgoing, though he is bargaining with the crowds about the timing and circumstances.

The Aljazeera correspondent in Ajdabiya south of Benghazi writesthat liberation movement fighters were able to enter the city via the eastern gate, which they now control. They were helped by the bombardment of Qaddafi's tank brigades by UN allies, which forced the dictator's troops to withdraw to the western gate. The liberation movement killed 4 pro-Qaddafi troops and took a number prisoner, as well as destroying some of their weapons, including two tanks. For the first time in two weeks, the liberation movement was able to break the blockade of Ajdabiya imposed on the city by Qaddafi's forces. Gen. Khalifa Haftar, who defected to the transitional government based in Benghazi, said that his fighters had only entered the city when negotiations with pro-Qaddafi forces aiming at allowing them to leave the city broke down.

Euronews has video from the Ajdabiya:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAgcpNwT_uY

All Hell Breaks Loose in the Middle East

Posted on 03/26/2011 by Juan

Friday saw major protests in Syria, Jordan and Yemen, along with continued fighting in Libya. The Arab Spring has not breathed its last gasp, but rather seems to be getting a second wind. Protesters are crossing red lines set by governments and risking being shot. They know that movements are watered with the blood of martyrs. One of the major protests, in Deraa, Syria, on Friday was actually a funeral procession. But the Baathist regime created dozens more martyrs in response to being challenged. Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh seems to have admitted he is outgoing, though he is bargaining with the crowds about the timing and circumstances.

The Aljazeera correspondent in Ajdabiya south of Benghazi writesthat liberation movement fighters were able to enter the city via the eastern gate, which they now control. They were helped by the bombardment of Qaddafi's tank brigades by UN allies, which forced the dictator's troops to withdraw to the western gate. The liberation movement killed 4 pro-Qaddafi troops and took a number prisoner, as well as destroying some of their weapons, including two tanks. For the first time in two weeks, the liberation movement was able to break the blockade of Ajdabiya imposed on the city by Qaddafi's forces. Gen. Khalifa Haftar, who defected to the transitional government based in Benghazi, said that his fighters had only entered the city when negotiations with pro-Qaddafi forces aiming at allowing them to leave the city broke down.

Euronews has video from the Ajdabiya:

UN human rights experts are worried about hundreds of activiststaken into custody and made to disappear by Qaddafi's secret police.

Aljazeera Arabic is reporting a small demonstration in Cairo's Tahrir Square in support of Libya's liberation movement, demanding that it be protected from Qaddafi government brutality. Protesters also demanded that the Mubarak family and their associates be put on trial for corruption.

Meanwhile, UN allies bombed Libyan forces near Zintan, which they had been trying to take. On the other hand, Qaddafi's tanks subjected Misrata's downtown to a fierce bombardment lasting hours. Since the UN allies are reluctant to bomb tanks already inside cities for fear of civilian casualties, the armor inside Misrata seems to have felt itself out of danger.

In Syria, tens of thousands of people marched in the southern city of Deraa, in a funeral for protesters killed earlier by the government of Bashar al-Asad. Security forces are alleged to have killed 20 protesters on Friday. Protests spread to Hama and even Damascus. The crowds were not mollified by al-Asad's pledge to lift the state of emergency and restore some civil liberties.

 Aljazeera English has video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oraas1O7DIc

Thousands of protesters came out in Aden and other southern Yemeni cities to demand the resignation of President Ali Abdullah Saleh. In the capital of Sanaa, there were dueling demonstrations, with tens of thousands demanding that the president depart (they called Friday 'the day of departure'), while another big crowd showed their support of him.

Saleh addressed his supporters, saying he would only step down after elections, such that there could be a clean transition. The speech was despised by the protest movement.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ggj0sSEG3tk

All Hell Breaks Loose in the Middle East

Posted on 03/26/2011 by Juan

Friday saw major protests in Syria, Jordan and Yemen, along with continued fighting in Libya. The Arab Spring has not breathed its last gasp, but rather seems to be getting a second wind. Protesters are crossing red lines set by governments and risking being shot. They know that movements are watered with the blood of martyrs. One of the major protests, in Deraa, Syria, on Friday was actually a funeral procession. But the Baathist regime created dozens more martyrs in response to being challenged. Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh seems to have admitted he is outgoing, though he is bargaining with the crowds about the timing and circumstances.

The Aljazeera correspondent in Ajdabiya south of Benghazi writesthat liberation movement fighters were able to enter the city via the eastern gate, which they now control. They were helped by the bombardment of Qaddafi's tank brigades by UN allies, which forced the dictator's troops to withdraw to the western gate. The liberation movement killed 4 pro-Qaddafi troops and took a number prisoner, as well as destroying some of their weapons, including two tanks. For the first time in two weeks, the liberation movement was able to break the blockade of Ajdabiya imposed on the city by Qaddafi's forces. Gen. Khalifa Haftar, who defected to the transitional government based in Benghazi, said that his fighters had only entered the city when negotiations with pro-Qaddafi forces aiming at allowing them to leave the city broke down.

Euronews has video from the Ajdabiya:

UN human rights experts are worried about hundreds of activiststaken into custody and made to disappear by Qaddafi's secret police.

Aljazeera Arabic is reporting a small demonstration in Cairo's Tahrir Square in support of Libya's liberation movement, demanding that it be protected from Qaddafi government brutality. Protesters also demanded that the Mubarak family and their associates be put on trial for corruption.

Meanwhile, UN allies bombed Libyan forces near Zintan, which they had been trying to take. On the other hand, Qaddafi's tanks subjected Misrata's downtown to a fierce bombardment lasting hours. Since the UN allies are reluctant to bomb tanks already inside cities for fear of civilian casualties, the armor inside Misrata seems to have felt itself out of danger.

In Syria, tens of thousands of people marched in the southern city of Deraa, in a funeral for protesters killed earlier by the government of Bashar al-Asad. Security forces are alleged to have killed 20 protesters on Friday. Protests spread to Hama and even Damascus. The crowds were not mollified by al-Asad's pledge to lift the state of emergency and restore some civil liberties.

Aljazeera English has video:

Thousands of protesters came out in Aden and other southern Yemeni cities to demand the resignation of President Ali Abdullah Saleh. In the capital of Sanaa, there were dueling demonstrations, with tens of thousands demanding that the president depart (they called Friday 'the day of departure'), while another big crowd showed their support of him.

Saleh addressed his supporters, saying he would only step down after elections, such that there could be a clean transition. The speech was despised by the protest movement.

In Jordan, protesters were attacked by a pro-monarchy mob. Police intervened, mainly against the protesters, and one was killed. Nearly a hundred people were wounded. The protesters are demanding that King Abdullah II become a constitutional monarch.

Euronews has video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xel0uXZVQGQ



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The Bureaucracies That Marijuana Feeds

The Bureaucracies That Marijuana Feeds
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"And nowhere does the US Constitution assign local and State law enforcement responsibility to the federal government. Nowhere! Meaning: law enforcement is clearly and plainly the responsibility of State and local government--not the federal government!"




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No Western Government Has Ever Claimed The Power To Do This, Not even Hitler

Obama Signs new legislation, to detain humans for life, even after they have been proven Innocent by a judge & jury.


No Western Government Has Ever Claimed The Power To Do This, Not even Hitler (4:07 video)
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State Department, UN Spend Our Money on Nukes for Iran and Syria


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On the gargantuan lie of climate change science

On the gargantuan lie of climate change science

An incisive critique of the dominant climate change science narrative. By Denis G. Rancourt In all of human history, what was believed and promoted by the majority of service intellectuals (high priests) in each civilization was only created and maintained to support the hierarchy and the place of the high priests within the hierarchy. To [...]

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BEHEADINGS 'R' US (Warning: Graphic Images)

Chop, chop, chop.  Three less muzzzies.


BEHEADINGS 'R' US (Warning: Graphic Images)

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Muslims doing what they do best. Click links below to view: BEHEADING 1 BEHEADING 2 BEHEADING 3 BEHEADING 4

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They finally made a cell phone I can work...

I just got my new cell  phone, and it's one that I can understand, outsmart, and know how  to operate!!

I got it at  the "AT&T Cell Phone for Seniors store"  at the mall.  

 


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