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American troops…

… have hunted down and slaughtered violent Islamic fanatics by the thousands in Iraq and Afghanistan to the point that they are literally bleeding the Islamo-fascist movement to death and running them out of Iraq on a rail – yet ABC News’ website has a feature story on how American troops – who have taken minuscule casualties by comparison – are hunted and ambushed…

The Undernews.
Justin Trudeau’s flip flop on Quebec.
A dog owner takes on China’s web censors.
Farmland expropriation in Manitoba: not just for bridges and highways anymore…
Add yours in the comments.

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  1. sarge here yeah bein as we only lost 14 boys over the last week or so its goin swell unless you happens to be one of the “miniscule” 14

  2. PE Trudeau’s Orwellian world is playing itself out.
    Conservatives have been warning about the lack of property rights in the constitution for decades.
    All it took was the right environment. Liberal judges, NDP government and a greedy municipality and now our property can be expropriated by a neighbor who has a vendetta.
    Creepy.

  3. Ass. Press writes off the year 2007 a little too early. Idiots. LOL
    Fear mongering Ass. Press has an eclectic list of “weird weather”, including this:
    “Australia, already a dry continent, suffered its worst drought in a century, making global warming an election issue.”
    [Headline] Weather extremes: records broken in heat waves in North America, Europe
    By Seth Borenstein, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS http://tinyurl.com/35sqdz
    …-
    Monday December 24,[2007] 12:17 PM
    Rain the best Xmas present farmers could ask for
    By Simon Lauder
    Farmers across eastern Australia have been given an early Christmas present that money cannot buy – rain.
    Heavy falls from Victoria to central Queensland have turned dust into puddles for the first time in years. …-
    http://au.news.yahoo.com/071224/21/15cvr.html

  4. RON PAUL WILL WIN BY A LANDSLIDE
    http://www.usadaily.com/article.cfm?articleID=207908
    “Analysis/Opinion-Republican presidential candidate and Texas Congressman, Ron Paul, can win the presidency. Contrary to the pundits and media propaganda, Ron Paul is best positioned to win the GOP nomination.
    Ron Paul has more money than his opponents and is just starting to gain momentum. As a result of massive popular support Paul’s donor base is huge and donors are not close to reaching contribution limits. Paul’s opponents are going broke and their donors are maxed out. Ron Paul may raise 20 million this quarter and chances are he’ll raise more the next quarter.
    To get an idea of how strong Paul’s support is consider this. Ron Paul received donations from over 123,000 people this quarter. If one out of 100 voters donate to a presidential candidate that means Paul has the support of over 12 million primary voters. My guess is that less than 1 out of 100 voters donate in a primary.
    (…)
    Recent commentaries and political talk have mentioned the possibility of a brokered convention. This is an early admission by pundits that Ron Paul can’t be stopped, and a hope that he won’t have 50% of the delegates allowing his opponents to broker a deal to deny him the nomination.
    Paul is unique among GOP candidates because his support is national. He can compete in every state.””
    I still sat he’s the dark horse candidate who will embarrass the professional pundity industry, and the influence pimping MSM…we await super Tuesday’s results.

  5. I just did a quiz at
    earthday net/footprint
    and got this result for my carbon foot print,
    15.5 (total number of hectares required for me)
    and this is what they have to say about it,
    IN COMPARISON, THE AVERAGE ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT IN YOUR COUNTRY IS 8.8 GLOBAL HECTARES PER PERSON.
    WORLDWIDE, THERE EXISTS 1.8 BIOLOGICALLY PRODUCTIVE GLOBAL HECTARES PER PERSON.
    IF EVERYONE LIVED LIKE YOU, WE WOULD NEED 8.6 PLANETS.
    I think there is something wrong with their facts, it is impossible that the average Canadian has a footprint half the size of mine.
    I drive less than 50 km a week, I only eat meat a couple times a week, my average sized condo apartment is heated by electricity etc etc…
    Unless the average Canadian is a vegetarian, rides a bicycle ( in two feets of snow?) and lives in an Igloo …

  6. RE: Mini-me Truedough’s flip on Quebec nationalism…this punk used to make me barf with his utopian idealism but now he’s so ethereal he’s merely amusing…here is a political Don Quixote so desperately confused I’m surprised ha can walk all by his-own-bad-self…..who will the Trudeaupian guard in the LPC send to be his Sancho Panza? LOL 😀

  7. “DEMS CONSIDER STEALTH FUNDING OD IRAQI CONFLICT
    http://tinyurl.com/39ccm3
    “”Dems Considering Proposals That Would Quietly Fund Iraq War
    Some House Democratic leaders are considering plans to quietly fund the Iraq war while trying to minimize the political fall-out.
    One of the latest proposals under discussion involves putting $30 billion in a nearly-completed omnibus spending bill that would be earmarked for the war in Afghanistan, but could freely be used for operations in Iraq.
    According to Hill sources, Rep. David Obey, D-WI, who chairs the House Appropriations Committee, initially pushed the Afghanistan funding idea. Top House Democrats Steny Hoyer (D-MD) is said to support the idea, while Speaker Nancy Pelosi has argued against it. But in an interview on Thursday, she acknowledged that “there probably will be some level of [money] addressing Afghanistan” in the omnibus.””

  8. My grandpa used to do all the surveying for expropriation in Manitoba.
    He’s never heard of a case like this. Mcfadyen would be wise to step up to bat, and eliminate this type of expropriation.

  9. That earthday footprint site seems fairly bogus. According to that logic we’ve been destroying the planet since the days of agriculture. Where do you think the global footprint will end up being heaviest? In North America where we are researching energy efficiency constantly, or in developing nations where the population exceeds a billion citizens?

  10. Ron Paul is the white supremacist and ‘trufer’ candidate as factual evidence has proven via LGF and other sources. We had better hope that this black helicopter, moonbat pinhead doesn’t hijack the white house.
    Hell, all you have to do is google his policies and global political viewpoint.
    If you like the Bush mantra, “Islam is peace,” you’re gonna love Ron Paul.

  11. Well, from the Manitoba expropriation case it is obvious, that the farmers throughout Canada should bulldoze anything historically valuable on their land before the Big Brother comes to take their land away – that’s a precedent setting case and only the beginning. The only other solution I know, but which won’t fly in polite politically correct Canada is militia.

  15. re: the expropriation of Manitoba farm.
    There was a similar case in Connecticut a year or two ago – the town used “eminent domain” to expropriate a person’s home so that they could build a hotel (IIRC) that would generate more tax revenue. This decision was supported by the US Supreme Court
    As big as the holes in Trudeau’s charter are, our US friends aren’t getting any more protection from their constitution. There’s only one candidate for president who is trying to live up to his oath, and actually support the US Constitution – Ron Paul.

  17. http://www.qp.gov.bc.ca/statreg/stat/G/96170_01.htm
    Right to expropriate land
    “6 A utility may expropriate any land in British Columbia reasonably required for its undertaking, and, in that event, the Expropriation Act applies.”
    Land has also been expropriated for salmon habitat and parks. And one government has even expropriated land from another: ie: “The land for the base at Nanoose Bay had been expropriated by the federal …”
    http://dsp-psd.pwgsc.gc.ca/Collection-R/LoPBdP/EB/prb998-e.htm
    Sh*t can happen when a citizen has no Inherent Rights.
    The real problem is that the public is only mildly interested when any of these cases make the press. They are never mentioned during an election campaign.

  19. And, this month looks to the lowest for Iraq combat fatalities since Feb’04 (http://icasualties.org/oif/hnh.aspx) and only that and one other month – May ’03 – were lower than this one. It also should be pointed out that only four were from small arms fire and one a suicide bomber – the rest were IEDs which can hardly be considered head – to – head combat action.

  20. “We had better hope that this black helicopter, moonbat pinhead doesn’t hijack the white house.”
    Agreed. His policies are a blend of nostalgia and ignorant bliss. As for the media harming him, he harms himself with each additional bit of time and exposure. And then there are the numerous websites set up to launch spam attacks to prove how popular he is. Paul is the candidate of conspiracy buffs and the disenfranchised elements of left and right.

  21. Chad court jails French aid staff
    A court in Chad has sentenced six French aid workers to eight years of hard labour for trying to take more than 100 children out of the country.
    The six employees of French charity Zoe’s Ark were arrested in October. […]
    http://tinyurl.com/3dqene (bbc)
    …-
    ‘We are not child traffickers’
    French citizen Christine Peligat spoke to the BBC’s Europe Today about being embroiled in the Chad child scandal.
    Her husband Alain Peligat is one of the nine French citizens under arrest in Chad after being charged with abduction and fraud. The couple are both volunteers for Zoe’s Ark – the charity alleged to have tried to smuggle more than 100 children from the Chadian town of Abeche to France – and were expecting to take one of the children. […] http://tinyurl.com/3cfmct (bbc) …-

  25. Mark: Look into the reasons for this. Here’s a hint. Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. MI6 may be on to something here.

  26. Sarge — have you taken your meds today? Please take your meds and tomorrow — see your mental health worker. She / he / it will no doubt want to increase your psychotropic dosage.

  28. Re the farmland expropriation. Someone correct me if I’m wrong, but I think it was Garry Breitkreuz who just recently tabled a private members bill seeking to put the right to own property back in the Constitution.
    That Bill was voted down by the Libs, Bloc & NDP. So I dunno, Harper might make property rights an election issue. With the Opposition Parties all on record as voting against it, they have nowhere to hide.

  29. dean spencer said
    As for the media harming him, he [Ron Paul] harms himself with each additional bit of time and exposure …
    Interesting. I have a friend who I “converted” to libertarianism (?) who begged me to watch the full hour interview on Glen Beck ‘cos “he always gets interrupted … never gets a chance to fully answer the question”.
    I watched and concluded that he benefited from his previously short, interuupted answers. A true nutbar, despite the many areas where I agree with him as a pragmatic libertarian.
    My favourite part was when, after saying he’d shut down the IRS, he advocated not reduced income taxes, not a flat rax, but, er, no income tax. He made a lame reference to “user fees”. No clue. No plan. No one in the world will be more upset than Ron Paul himself in the highly unlikey event of his garnering the nomination. He has NO leadership or executive talent whatever!
    I believe that at 72 and after 10 terms with his snout in the trough like all other congressmen (despite his schtick of adding earmarks and then voting against) he’s really intending on retiring, and is just having some fun on the way out.
    He has shades of Pat Buchanan: isoloationism, antisemitism (yeah, I know, antizionism is not antisemitism).
    And ZERO understanding of the single greatest challenge of our era: global jihad. Zero understanding.
    Blame the Jews! Blame America!

  32. Sarge, at top comment. . .
    American Troops… Canadian Troops. . .
    14 more casualties and you suggest white flag pull-out?
    Hundreds of thousands of North American lives paid for the freedom we take for granted today.
    14 or 1400 or 14,000 is not enough loss to throw up our hands and give up a country that will be a training base camp for the take over of all free nations.
    For holiday insight entertainment, listen to the Rusty Humphries show on 1300 newstalk Radio.
    http://www.talk2rusty.com/
    Enjoy and Happy New Year. = TG

  33. It’s your fault? The elites say the failure is your fault.
    The solution? Bury the failed, ignoble dead twins known as B&M; bury bilingualism and multiculturalism in the PET cemetery.
    …-
    Bilingualism goal called ‘a long shot’
    High School Grads; Parents largely responsible, Lord believes
    OTTAWA – Half of all Canadian high school students will “probably not” be bilingual by the year 2013 –but that’s no reason to stop striving toward the goal, says the man charged with advising the federal government on bilingualism policy.
    “I think it’s a long shot at this moment,” said Bernard Lord, former New Brunswick premier. “But I think pursuing the goal of having more children graduate bilingual is a noble goal.” …-
    http://www.nationalpost.com/todays_paper/story.html?id=199459

  34. Angry asks why Iggy is called Iggy. More questions: Why is Dion called Citoyen Dion?
    Why is Jack Layton called Taliban Jack? Why is Coderre called Hezbollah Coderre? Why is Maurice Strong called Mao Stlong? Questions, questions.
    Seek, and you shall find.
    …-
    Does everyone call him Iggy?
    I’ve always avoided calling Deputy Liberal Party leader Michael Ignatieff “Iggy”. It seemed too familiar, and I wasn’t even sure if Michael Ignatieff liked to be called “Iggy”.
    If he doesn’t like it, then it would seem childishly provocative to use that nickname.
    I then read a reference to Michael Ignatieff not liking to be called “Iggy”. Fine. But then if that’s the case, why does his website use “iggy” in the substructure? …-
    http://stevejanke.com/

  35. Good News for the Tooth Fairy and organized religions?
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7161468.stm
    Russia prohibits denial of Santa
    Russia’s Father Frost is similar to Western Europe’s Santa Claus. The Russian government has banned a television advertisement for denying the existence of Father Christmas. The ad for Eto electrical stores stated Father Frost, Russia’s version of Father Christmas, did not exist.
    The Federal anti-Monopoly Service said the ad had broken rules for advertisers not to discredit parents and teachers. It said that declaring that Father Frost did not exist implied that parents were not telling the truth, so undermining childrens’ trust in them.
    The ad “induces negative relations between children and parents”, Andrei Kashevarov, the service’s deputy director, told Rossiiskaya Gazeta. The advertiser, Eto, defended its commercial, saying it was aimed at adults.

  36. http://rightwingnews.com/humor/tale.php
    One of several (just for the Liberal readers, it’s Christmas after all)…
    “Politically Correct Fairy Tales!”
    Hansel and Gretel
    Hansel and Gretel were lost in the woods when they came upon a house made of candy and cake. An old witch invited them in and then captured both of them intending to eat them. Gretel had a chance save both of them by pushing the old woman in an oven but she decided that it would be wrong not to respect the witch’s cultural traditions. So Gretel and her brother allowed themselves to be cooked and eaten. The witch was so happy with the children’s actions that she invited all of her witch friends to the area. Soon thereafter, they ate every child in a hundred mile radius. Soon the whole area was filled with nothing but child eating witches and all the witches were very happy!
    The Moral of the Story: You must respect the culture of others, even at your own expense!

  37. Justin Trudeau flipflops on Quebec.
    Since when does being a moron son of a former idiot Prime Minister make you qualified to represent anyone in politics? I thought a person should actually achieve something in their lives. Only in the Liberal Party of Canada I guess.

  39. Gasolina,
    A very calm and good common sense way of living.
    Next you will change is the Gasolina moniker to a more fitting name like, Lithium. = TG

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