So Obama goes to Panama City Florida and takes a five minute dip to prove that the Gulf is free of oil and safe to swim in.
Panama City? Did you ever hear them mention Panama City in the news when talking about the oil spill?
Oil never got near Panama City. Why didn’t the candy ass go swimming at one of the beaches in Louisiana?
Also; Did you know that, according to BP, there were 830 skimmer boats and 3,700 hired boats working on the oil spill? Of course the skimmer boats were large boats that actually picked up the oil, but the other 3,700 boats averaged only about 30 feet long and seemed to be just towing small sections of booms at random. However, the one thing all the small boats had in common is each one had one or more propellers that served “egg beaters” breaking big plots of oil into foamy little bits of “invisible” oil.
To show our commitment to religious tolerance, the proposed Mosque at ground zero in New York should include a sign that tells that this structure was built by Christians. When done it should be blessed by a Priest.
I believe the “fight them over there so we don’t have to fight them here” viewpoint has some disadvantages.
1. It costs trillions more to do so.
2. The terrorists have home field advantage over there, have access to much more weaponry due to their unregulated weapons markets, and they benefit from our stupid engagement rules.
Whereas, if we:
1. Defend our borders, it’s trillions cheaper. Now, there’s a stigma for doing so, so to avoid this we consolidate all of our military bases into two huge bases, each covering the entire length of our southern and northern border. Do so and your not “sending troops to harass potential dishwashers”, you’re simply patrolling your bases.
2. End all immigration from Muslim countries.
Do this and the only Muslims we’ll have to fight are unarmed Muslims at airport terminals trying to pass off fake ids.
This doesn’t mean though that I’m totally against fighting enemies abroad. After all our government is supposed to defend us from enemies both foreign and domestic, but we need to consider Islam as a whole and be very careful how we fight a 1400 year war.
Islam has been in a state of war with everyone on the planet ever since it started. Islam will be a war with everyone on the planet 1400 years from now, too. America must understand this and plan their strategy accordingly.
We can’t waste a trillion dollars in 10 years fighting this enemy. We need to fight smart and fight for the long haul.
The judge’s ruling in Arizona today was another way of saying AMNESTY.
Isn’t it strange how Obama has invoked George Bush’s name a billion times and he’s never once uttered the words, “Glen Beck?”
I remember Obama smirking while saying, “people waving tea bags at me,” as he motioned waving with his hand. A real comedian.
Now the Tea Party is becoming more powerful, liberals and organizations like the NAACP are trying to destroy the Tea Party goers by calling them racist.
Imagine that. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, NAACP is, by virtue of it’s name, a racist outfit. That is, of course, unless NAACP stands for the National Association for the Advancement of Cracka People, but I don’t think so.
As in an earthquake, which rumbles now and then just to let us know it’s there, the Tea Party should rumble a little in response to the NAACPs worthless resolution.
As an extra rumble, the Tea Party goers should boycott all good and services that are advertise with the main street media.
By the way: Why is it that when Obama reads from the prompters, he’s as smooth as a babies ass, but when he goes off the prompters and becomes a stand-up comedian, he stutters?
How is it that the new Obama strategy in Afghanistan is for the local tribes and provinces to combat insurgents/invaders with the backing of the reigning government, and yet when Arizona is forced to combat insurgents/invaders, it is not backed by the reigning government, instead it is sued by the reigning government?
I already miss you Terry. We wrote for you for over 8 years and it’s been a pleasure. Going out to California to see you was a time I will never forget. You were a kindred spirit, and a pit bull just like us. I think that’s why we connected with each other from the get go. You inspired us to write each week for many years. We thank you for this, and for letting us know we were not alone in the fight.
We’ll see you again Terry. We miss you and love ya, brother!
I know you Terry. You wouldn’t want people writing this type of stuff about you and for you. You’d want them to just continue paying attention and fighting the good fight. We will do just that, you can count on it.
Michelle Malkin wants a NASA Logo redesign.
The new design has no design since it’s irrelevant anymore anyway, but here’s my interpretation of current events.
Just think of what an incredible feat it was for the Unites States to successfully send a space ship to Mars. The distance there is a million miles or so and it took many months to complete the journey.
To start with, scientist had to know the mass of the planet, the gravitational pull, the density and make up of the atmosphere and a thousand other bit of data in order for the space vehicle to make it there land deploy a package by parachute. At a certain altitude the package jettisoned the parachute, fell hundreds of feet to the ground where it bounced to a stand still. Then the package opened up and a small robotic car, loaded with instruments, rolled down a ramp and started to roam around the planet, picking up stones, analyzing them and sending the results back to earth.
Each command the scientist gave took hours to reach the robot on Mars as did the pictures sent back by the robot to earth. Even though the scientist couldn’t see the robot itself, they still controled it with deadly precision.
And yet, we still aren’t able to close a little oil leak a couple thousand feet below the ocean floor. Incredible.
