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Good evening ladies and gentlemen, welcome to SDA Late Nite Radio. Tonight, for your delectation, here are Mr. Kenny Rogers and the boys performing Don Schlitz's The Gambler ¤ § (ca.1978, 3:24).

Your Reader Tips are, as always, welcome in the comments.


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Definitely an appropriate pick this evening.--- The Canadian man who shot two men in the back of the head so he could steal their car has filed suit in Montana,because the execution chamber is not up to his rather stringent standards.---The Smith lawsuit argues that the trailer is "small and crowded," and isn't adequately equipped with the technology required to deal with problems that could arise during an execution and cause "unnecessary pain and suffering" for the prisoner.--- I think he has also requested a tomb with a view. http://www.ottawacitizen.com/life/death+chamber+shut+Canadian+lawsuit/2458700/story.html

A week after the Haiti earthquake, news footage shows several of them smoking cigarettes and using cellphones. Where and how are they recharging their phones? Where do they get smokes? Weird

Tonight's musical pick could also be appropriate for the election upset in Boston, Mass.

Pat Condell's latest video, worth a watch.

Oh Gee Whizz,guess what?

Turns out that POS Mohamed Harkat really was(is?) a stinking,smelly Saracen terrorist.

ATTENTION CANADIAN GOVERNMENT: Get him out of our country!!!!!!!
No citizenship for him.

And tell him to take his idiot,85 I.Q.,traitorous Canadian wife number one with him.

We don't need to import our enemies here to live amoungst us.

http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/Harkat+safe+house+extremists+CSIS+agent/2458695/story.html

Thank you, Scott Brown and Massachusetts voters.

A toast to your Beautiful America.
National Anthem: Cactus Cuties Texas
http://tinyurl.com/ykhwm7r

Other National Anthem(no longer common): U.S. Army Field Band
http://tinyurl.com/yk2rwue

Senegal offers land to Haitians

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8463921.stm

Another story you won't read about in our papers.

"No thank you, we'd rather seek asylum in Miami or Montreal and live off them. There hasn't been arable land in Haiti for so long we forgot how to work it."

kdl @ 11:14

it's the gangster to gangster network at work. When there is fast buck to be made eg a boatload of cigarettes, some up and coming wiseguy will do whatever it takes to prove to his boss he's "a good earner". No such ambition and fast promotion among the NGO crowd. Among the local authorities no one moves until it is decided who will give the biggest kickbacks from the contract (the negotiations do take time).

>>Where do they get smokes?
Probably not tobacco. Maybe goat droppings rolled in scrap paper.

Posted by: kdl

"Where and how are they recharging their phones? Where do they get smokes? Weird".

Very weird indeed!

And scary...........

Might I suggest as musical tribute to Obama's soon-to-be-forthcoming petulant reaction to Senator Brown's election Waterloo by ABBA?

Posted by: maple stump >

Great story! Send them to Senegal immediatly!!! They have even been offered thier own region paid for by the government (well and our hidden IMF and world bank tax's of course).

Who cares there hasn't been an opportunity like this since Lincoln or the formation of Liberia!

It is easy to see that some people commenting here have veered into the anti smoking WHO fanatical mindset. Smoking tobacco is not illegal and further it helps people handle stress (without flopping around and screaming) and it is a painkiller. You, personally may not like tobacco smoke but you have never faced what the people in Haiti are facing - when you see death everywhere, suddenly your lungs and second hand smoke are not as important as maintaining some sanity. Why do you think soldiers in combat smoke?

As for the cell phones - they probably carry them around with them just like people here do...I would expect better from Canadians...it is so easy to pick out small PC things...do you think that smoking as a POW's RIGHT (written in the Geneva convention) should be ruled out by PC? Do you begrudge a dying man a smoke? Haiti is not your PC bar and grill in Canada, it is a hell hole of death and chaos; concentrate on the bad guys and give your fanatical obsessions a rest.

BTW, cigarettes are 95% tax - the people of Haiti probably buy tobacco for pennies; in Canada smokers foot the bill for Health Care via tobacco taxes...so put that in a pipe for some poor soul in Haiti to smoke and send it to Haiti where it will be appreciated. Last I heard they didn't have medi-care in Haiti to pay for so no need for the anti's to force another tobacco tax in that country, 'for the sake of the children' and others.

Haiti is a horrible place to live, in the best of times, think of how terrifying it must be now - and thank the Good Lord that you and your family are living in Canada

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8468358.stm

UN climate body admits 'mistake' on Himalayan glaciers

More Patchygate: "**Climategate-II".

"**This is religious crusading, not objective science."
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"‘IPCC has a lot of answering to do’"

But, don't worry: "It emphasises that we need to improve our scientific capabilities on climate science."

http://www.hindustantimes.com/newdelhi/IPCC-has-a-lot-of-answering-to-do/499568/H1-Article1-499098.aspx
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"**IPCC imperialism on Indian glaciers

Climategate-I was the revelation that climate scientists crusading over global warming at East Anglia University had tried to censor inconvenient
data and shut dissenters out of academic journals. Climategate-II is the revelation that the 2007 report of the International Panel on Climate Change, saying Himalayan glaciers might disappear by 2035, was not science at all but idle, unsubstantiated speculation.

It speaks volumes for the huge biases within IPCC that it took two years for this hoax to be exposed. Any hoax opposing the global warming thesis would be exposed in ten seconds flat. The IPCC is willing to swallow unexamined what it finds convenient, while raising a thousand technical objections to anything inconvenient. This is religious crusading, not objective science. The tactics being used to discredit and destroy heretics is reminiscent of the Spanish Inquisition."

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/opinion/columnists/swaminathan-s-a-aiyar/IPCC-imperialism-on-Indian-glaciers/articleshow/5478293.cms

kdl: "Where and how are they recharging their phones? Where do they get smokes?"

It's quite possible that both are stolen.

New York Times headline: GOP Senate Victory Stuns Democrats.

Meanwhile back at the CBC, it seems to have stunned I'm-Peter-Mansbridge-and-You're-Not to. He announced the victory as though it was just another item an a long list of incidental items.

No photo of new Senator Scott Brown. No indication that this is a huge upset for Obama and the Dems. No indication at all that Scott Brown's having taken the Senate seat from Martha Coakley and the Dems was historical because it completely changes the configuration of the political game.

Deadpan delivery from Mansbug which lasted about 35 seconds. Nothing to see here, folks, move along.

UN-BE-LIEV-ABLE.

An obituary from the Wailing Wall: the Wailing Wall of the PET Cemetery.

Mr. Iffy & his Liberals: The Party of Fear.

The party of Mr. Iffy’s Harvard buddy O, has just crashed; O’hope is dead.

The Party of Fear*; without hope.
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“At the party’s upper echelons these days, the pervasive emotion is fear: fear of providing the Conservatives’ attack machine with a target, fear of saying anything controversial lest voters be offended, fear of the polls, fear of negative media, fear of voters’ unwillingness to accept serious debate.”

“There was a time when the Liberals stood for something”

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/opinions/there-was-a-time-when-the-liberals-stood-for-something/article1436736/
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*Hope and Fear:

“Charles Lamb:

“Hope* is charming, lively, blue-eyed wench, & I am always glad of her company, but could dispense with the visitor she brings with her, her younger sister, fear*, a white liver’d-lilly-cheeked, bashful palpitating, awkward hussey that hangs like a green girl at her sister’s apron strings & will go with her whithersoever she goes.”
(Letters of Charles and Mary Anne Lamb)

H/T
http://www.bluelikeyou.com/2010/01/19/dear-young-liberals/#comment-72780

Perhaps a candidate for the blantantly obvious files?


Pot-smoking teenaged girls are more likely to have sex than those who don’t, a new study suggests.

Drunkenness also increases sexual activity in teens, especially when boys and girls are allowed to spend too much time together,


http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontoandgta/2010/01/19/12532746.html

Another column published this month in the Journal Of The Blatantly Obvious:

Pot-smoking teenaged girls are more likely to have sex than those who don’t, a new study suggests.

Next up: naked people in the same bed more likely to have sex than clothed strangers. Stay tuned.

I don't begrudge them cigarettes and I understand they'd have cellphones, but after a week, surely they're recharging their cells somewhere. And if they have access to smokes and cell chargers, stolen or otherwise, why not water?

And I do thank God that I live in Canada. Despite being a country less than 150 years old and frozen rock solid for 8 months of the year, in a tiny 4-month growing season, we not only feed ourselves, we send it to people who sit in the sun all year, whose "underdeveloped" civilizations in some cases are thousands of years old.

"It speaks volumes for the huge biases within IPCC that it took two years for this hoax to be exposed"

If you read Ezra Levan't book (Fight Kyoto), it is obvious that IPCC has manipulated the facts on this from Day 1. There were hundreds of changes to the scientists original findings made in by IPCC manipulators AFTER the scientists had signed off on their report.

It has been scandalously remiss of the media not to have investigated this. Obviously they are controlled -- I guess that's not new. I do think the loss of Rex Murphy's column in the Globe leaves a big hole.

This from "the corner" and really made me spew with laughter, Orcs. Now I really can no longer can think of that state as a MassofTwoShits, BloatedfartK and CameraKuy

Re: Possible Globe Headlines Cont'd [Jonah Goldberg]

Readers offer lots and lots of variants on the classic "Brown Wins, Women, Gays, Minorities Hardest Hit." But I liked this one a lot:

As a proud masshole with a long history of reading the Globe for fun and profit, I think it more likely to be something along the lines of "Tractor production 27% higher than the current GM five-year plan"

I didn't really start to believe the Democrats could blow this one until yesterday, when Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi started to fight over Scott Brown's shiny mithril coat.
01/19 09:57 PMShare

I liked Kenny Rogers when he was still doing rock and roll. "Rolling on the River" was one of my favourite TV shows. When I think back to the days of 'variety shows', I recall some enjoyable stuff. Sonny and Cher, Carol Burnett, Dean Martin. That was good, harmless, entertainment.

So, piss $2 billion away in corporate welfare - and wait until someone points out it wasn't a good idea to begin with - and then spend more on bureaucrats to formalize it. Great moments in government....whether Cons liars or Librano thieves....its all the same...

Ottawa questions biofuel impact

Mike De Souza, Canwest News Service Published: Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Related Topics

Three years after announcing $2-billion in subsidies for the biofuels industry, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government has decided to probe whether the so-called renewable fuels might actually be harming the environment.

In a notice posted this month, Environment Canada said it plans to award a contract for consultants to study whether production of the fuels, which can be derived from crops or waste products, do more damage to air and land than gasoline.

"Liquid biofuels were initially viewed as an overall environmentally beneficial alternative to traditional hydrocarbon-based liquid fuels," the notice said. "However, recent studies in the United States suggest that this might not always be the case."

http://www.nationalpost.com/todays-paper/story.html?id=2461459#ixzz0dAvqkP8N

"President Obama has 'very relaxed conversation' with Brown (Wants to play basketball with him)

A Brown adviser told CNN the two men had a "very relaxed conversation" and said the president joked about playing Brown and his daughter, Ayla, in a 2-on-2 basketball game. Ayla Brown is a starting guard for the Boston College women's basketball team. According to the White House, "The President congratulated Senator Brown on his victory and a well-run campaign. The President told Senator Brown that he looks forward to working with him on the urgent economic challenges facing Massachusetts families and struggling families across our nation."

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2433283/posts

In regards to the article today about anthrax contaminated heroin, may I suggest this song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0t0EW6z8a0

Neil Young still included the song in his most recent tour.

I'd like to dedicate it to T, the safe injection site proponent.

http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#/pages/The-Government-Spilled-My-Tea/221319371077?ref=mf

Please join us on Facebook to discuss US govt issues. Canadians welcome!

Stand with Geert Wilders and Freedom.

"I devote my life to the defence of our freedom."
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"Wilders Goes on Trial Today for Criticizing Islam

Mister Speaker, judges of the court, I would like to make use of my right to speak for a few minutes.

Freedom is the most precious of all our attainments and the most vulnerable. People have devoted their lives to it and given their lives for it. Our freedom in this country is the outcome of centuries. It is the consequence of a history that knows no equal and has brought us to where we are now.

I believe with all my heart and soul that the freedom in the Netherlands is threatened. That what our heritage is, what generations could only dream about, that this freedom is no longer a given, no longer self-evident.

I devote my life to the defence of our freedom. I know what the risks are and I pay a price for it every day. I do not complain about it; it is my own decision. I see that as my duty and it is why I am standing here.

I know that the words I use are sometimes harsh, but they are never rash. It is not my intention to spare the ideology of conquest and destruction, but I am not any more out to offend people. I have nothing against Muslims. I have a problem with Islam and the Islamization of our country because Islam is at odds with freedom.

Future generations will wonder to themselves how we in 2010, in this place, in this room, earned our most precious attainment. Whether there is freedom in this debate for both parties and thus also for the critics of Islam, or that only one side of the discussion may be heard in the Netherlands? Whether freedom of speech in the Netherlands applies to everyone or only to a few? The answer to this is at once the answer to the question whether freedom still has a home in this country.

Freedom was never the property of a small group, but was always the heritage of us all. We are all blessed by it.

Lady Justice wears a blindfold, but she has splendid hearing. I hope that she hears the following sentences, loud and clear:

It is not only a right, but also the duty of free people to speak against every ideology that threatens freedom. Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States was right: The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.

I hope that the freedom of speech shall triumph in this trial.

In conclusion, Mister Speaker, judges of the court.

This trial is obviously about the freedom of speech. But this trial is also about the process of establishing the truth. Are the statements that I have made and the comparisons that I have taken, as cited in the summons, true? If something is true then can it still be punishable? This is why I urge you to not only submit to my request to hear witnesses and experts on the subject of freedom of speech. But I ask you explicitly to honour my request to hear witnesses and experts on the subject of Islam. I refer not only to Mister Jansen and Mister Admiraal, but also to the witness/experts from Israel, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Without these witnesses, I cannot defend myself properly and, in my opinion, this would not be an fair trial."

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2433414/posts

Russia diversifies into Canadian dollars
(Via Drudge)
"Although the central bank did not specify how much of its reserves it was allocating to assets denominated in the Canadian dollar, analysts estimated that the central bank could put up to $9bn, or 2 per cent, of its foreign exchange reserves into the currency."
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/22f1bd26-05db-11df-8c97-00144feabdc0.html

That's Russia, Any guess at how much China has pumped in?
Are they investing in wind here? Didn't think so.

Thanks maz2. It will be an enlightening case.

Related to the Wilders case,but happening in Canada. CBC has another story up about the 'Terrorist 18'. Alongside this story are links to 5 other stories about these homegrown canadian killers. Six stories ,comments not allowed on any. I beleive that this is done for two reasons. One; We mustn't offend those who would kill us and those who support the killers,and #2,the powers that be do not want the people of Canada to find out that there are many who share the same feelings towards the barbaric cult that spawned this scum.

Islam:
"13-year-old Saudi girl gets 90 lashes
for taking cellphone to school !!"

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/01/20/article-1244689-0032DB7A00000258-34_468x312.jpg

H/T:
http://www.bourque.org/
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Jews beaten to death by National Socialists (nazis):
urlm.in/dzxw

G

As flattering as that is, it will drive our $ up and hurt central Canada's economy.

If people knew the truth about islam, we would never have allowed their pretend religion adherents to gain access to the west.

The reason "Europen life style make them hate islam i think" ... uff.... The reason europeans hate islamists, is that islam is opposed to freedom, and we'll never forsake our freedoms for a political system based on fascist ideas masquerading as a fake religion.
A fake religion!

Nobody "makes you" hate them. hate is a choice "new". I chose to hate islamists, Islam chooses to teach hate, and opposition to freedom.
You cannot make islam look good... Islam is what it is.

New,your thinking is as bad as your spelling. You are a victim. Grasp that concept,fight against those who made you one. It is not Wilders,or the people here. It is your 'religion' that tells you that you are not equal to the man who stands over you. Get out from under his thumb.I'd rather spend the rest of my days in a concrete prison than a prison of my own humiliation. Escape while you can,and do it for your children too.

AGW Moonbat Ed: CO2 capture is a fraud.
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"Stelmach signs pact with Abu Dhabi company over carbon capture
Edmonton Sun - Shawn Logan - ‎2 hours ago‎
Provincial plans to explore carbon capture and storage will be boosted by an Abu Dhabi company, Premier Ed Stelmach announced Wednesday."
(canoenews)

Stand with Geert Wilders.

Down with Allah/Moh.
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"Geert Wilders: 'I want Muslim fanatic to speak in my defence'

Geert Wilders, the Dutch far-Right MP, has demanded that his race hate trial should hear evidence from the fanatic who used the Koran to justify killing the director of an anti-Islamic film.

It marked an incendiary opening to the landmark case that has divided the Netherlands over the limits of freedom. Mr Wilders, 46, who is accused of incitement and discrimination, asked for 18 witnesses to be called in his defence, including Mohammed Bouyeri, the man who stabbed and shot Theo Van Gogh in an Amsterdam street in 2004.

The Van Gogh murder left a deep scar on the national conscience. It helped to change the mood of tolerance of Islam, and boosted Mr Wilders’s popularity.

Mr Wilders, whose Party for Freedom came second in the European elections last summer, faces a 70-page charge sheet covering five counts of breaking Dutch law in more than 100 public statements — for example, by likening the Koran to Hitler’s Mein Kampf and calling for an end to the “Islamic invasion”. He could be fined or jailed if convicted.

The alleged offences include Mr Wilders’s film Fitna, which shows images of 9/11 and beheadings interspersed with verses from the Koran. It ends with a clip of the controversial Danish cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad."

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article6995253.ece

Indiana;
That's what I'm worried about. Creating a "commodities bubble" that could crash on us later. If they were investing in new refineries or manufacturing I'd be happier.
(The wind reference was sarcasm.)
But with all the "green" oversight committees inherent in any new projects here, why would they bother.

maz2 @8:34
Can you please give me a link for that article.
I can't find it at cnews or the ED Sun.
Thanks

G: Link here.

http://www.edmontonsun.com/news/alberta/2010/01/20/12546546.html
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More re AGW fraud:

"The IPCC's Abominable Snowmen

The scientists who said that Himalayan glaciers will be gone by 2035 have admitted the claim has as much credibility as sightings of the mythical Yeti. It's their fraudulent claims that are melting away.

We hesitate to call it Glacier-gate, but the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the U.N. body tasked with scaring us to death about global warming, has admitted that the claim in its 2007 report about the Himalayan glaciers disappearing was not based on any scientific study or research. It was instead based on one scientist's speculation in a telephone interview with a reporter.

The IPCC claimed: "Glaciers in the Himalayas are receding faster than in any other part of the world and, if the present rate continues, the likelihood of their disappearing by the year 2035 and perhaps sooner is very high if the earth keeps warming at the current rate."

As it turns out, the earth hasn't been warming at all, at least not in the last decade, and reputable scientists have said it may continue to cool for decades to come. Even if it was warming, glaciologists insist, the sheer mass of Himalayan glaciers made such a prediction laughable.

Professor Julian Dowdeswell, director of the Scott Polar Research Institute at Cambridge University, notes: "Even a small glacier, such as the Dokriani glacier, is up to 120 meters (394 feet) thick. A big one would be several hundred meters thick and tens of kilometers long."

(Excerpt) Read more at investors.com"
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2433568/posts

maz2 ,,, more on the CCS scam

SASKATCHEWAN AND MONTANA JOIN FORCES ON CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE
News Release - May 7, 2009
(http://www.gov.sk.ca/news?newsId=c06068a6-59d6-40ba-a2f7-43d07b24441c)

"The estimated of the total cost of the project in Canadian dollars is $270 million. On the Canadian side, it is approximately $150 million to design and build the CO2 reference plant, related CO2 pipeline infrastructure and a North American training facility for CCS technicians.

The Government of Saskatchewan will provide up to $50 million through Crown Investments Corporation and has requested funding of $100 million from the federal government through its Clean Energy Fund.

The State of Montana has requested $100 million (US) from the Government of the United States through the Department of Energy to support construction of a CO2 pipeline on the U.S. side of the border and development of the underground CO2 storage and research in the infrastructure in Montana."

How do you cut off the head of this snake now?
If it wasn't for subsidies this doesn't make sense to me.
I know they use CCS to assist in some oil recovery, but wouldn't it be cheaper to pump plain AIR down a hole?
Maybe I'm missing something here, but this really stinks, and its not the CO2.

Check out the link on how CCS works.
http://www.projectpioneer.ca/pp/How%20it%20works.html
How much does this whole technology cost and for what benefit ???

How much does this whole technology cost and for what benefit ???
Posted by: G at January 20, 2010 9:34 PM

1. Lots
2. Bureaucrats

Brad Wall - read the caption at the top of the sda web page - it could have been written just for you.

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