Hand-Wringers, CEASE!
Lookie what we found! Even more of the supposed "stolen" treasures from the Baghdad Museum. This article says less than 50 artifacts are still missing. FIFTY. Considering how many bombs we dropped on Baghdad, that's not all that bad. Of course, we all wish that nothing was missing, but bad stuff happens during war. C'est la vie!

(Pardon my French.)

  posted by Stephen @ 9:53 PM

 
Partial-Birth Murder
Well, it looks like the House has passed a law against the unbelievably inhuman hatchet job euphemistically called partial-birth abortion. Or, as PUKEs label it, a "medical procedure." "Dilation & Extraction." Wasn't the Holocaust called "The Final Solution"? These things don't necessarily sound all that bad until you view and/or understand what type of hyper-inhumanity they entail. Anyway, I applaud the lawmakers. Great job. The extremists on the left have vowed to take it to court the minute Bush signs it, though, but we all expect that. Here's a sentiment by ostensibly one of the YAY voters:

"It's violent, it's barbaric, it's gruesome, it's horrific, it's infanticide," said Rep. Steve Chabot (R-Ohio).

Au contraire, mon ami! It may be violent, gruesome dismemberment, but we gotta be careful about infringing upon a woman's "license to kill"! Steve, just think of pregnant women as a bunch of female James Bonds, okay? (Men can't kill, though. Seems unfair, doesn't it? But, you know, since men don't have to physically bear the burden of pregnancy, that "logically" must mean that women should have the unfettered right to slice-and-dice their babies!) Anyway, let's hear how an average extremist feels:

"We should be promoting a woman's health. We shouldn't be endangering it," said Rep. Lynn C. Woolsey (D-Calif.).

What the hell?! How does this bill affect a woman's health?! That's a TOTAL non-sequitur as well as being a straw man. Abortion is about endangering the HEALTH OF THE UNBORN BABY, you dolt. Partial-birth abortions include PERMANENTLY endangering the health of the baby by sucking out the baby's brains and collapsing the skull. Since you have no brains, Ms. PUKE, you should feel some empathy here.

Another average extremist, this time a Republican:

"Congress cannot suddenly claim to have medical degrees," said Rep. Mark S. Kirk (R-Ill.).

Since when does a medical degree have ANYTHING to do with outlawing murder? Are you too stupid to realize that partial-birth abortion KILLS babies? I wonder...did those lawmakers who finally gave us the 13th Amendment have degrees in economics? Surely they must have since they knew outlawing slavery would affect the South's economy. What utter IDIOCY.

Our extremists-on-parade isn't yet done. Here's Planned Parenthood's (wacko) take:

"Congress is passing legislation that prevents women and families and doctors from making decisions about the best way to protect the life and health of the woman," said Gloria Feldt, president of Planned Parenthood.

The irony here is unbelievable. "Life and health"? We're completely removing BOTH from a human being every time an abortion is performed! ESPECIALLY partial-birth abortions. Anyone with one molecule of humanity and scruples would realize that. Seriously, what kind of a depraved person would condone (or even promote) the horrible murder of a near-term baby JUST because the baby hasn't fully exited the birth canal?

Remember, folks, if you wanna experience the very peaks of intellectual dishonesty, irony, depravity, and stupidity, look no further than those who support abortion.

  posted by Stephen @ 11:37 PM

 
Oui, Oui!
While I'm not necessarily keen on the French after they disrespected us before, during, and (now) after Gulf War II, I AM fond of some of the quotes of a famous French playwright. He's Moliere, and he lived from 1622-1673. A lot of these relate to our political climate nowadays!

"The trees that are slow to grow bear the best fruit."
A great description of George W. Bush.

"The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it."
It's more glorious to have freed the Iraqi people than to have just allowed bumbling Blix back in.

"A wise man is superior to any insults which can be put upon him, and the best reply to unseemly behavior is patience and moderation."
Sounds like the way Bush is handling Chirac, oui?

"It is not only for what we do that we are held responsible, but also for what we do not do."
Jacques? Gerhard?

"It infuriates me to be wrong when I know I'm right."
Anyone who loves to bat around ideas and argue politics knows how this feels.

"Things only have the value that we give them."
Like unborn children.

"I assure you that a learned fool is more foolish than an ignorant fool."
Think of college campuses around the country (and world).

Maybe in the future I'll list more of his great sayings. Here's one for the road:

"One dies only once, and then for such a long time!"

Rimshot, please.

  posted by Stephen @ 11:04 PM

 
Missing The Point
Eric Rudolph was captured because he's a dangerous, evil terrorist. Nothing more. PUKE feminists LOVE to subtly associate nuts like Rudolph, who have killed people because they hate, with those of us who hate when the most innocent among us are killed. See the difference? I expect nothing less than for NOW to spout their normal, tired rhetoric, though:

"Doctors and staffs at reproductive health clinics around the U.S. face fear of violence every day," Grady [sic] claimed. "With one less anti-abortion terrorist on the loose, we're all safer."

 
Three Gorges Dam
It's one heck of a dam, it's in China, and they just closed the gates. Here are some facts about the dam. Fascinating (and HUGE)!

  posted by Stephen @ 5:46 PM