Scooping Barbara Walters

Jeff Goldstein sits down with one of the most fascinating corpses of 2006;

protein wisdom: “So. What was the last thing that went through your head just before you went to your eternal reward…?”
al-Zarqawi:
protein wisdom: “Besides pieces of farmhouse foundation and bits of your sternum, I mean?”

20 Replies to “Scooping Barbara Walters”

  1. He loved Islam so much that he set out personally to dispatch as many Muslims to paradise as he could. I’m positively outraged that the fascist, imperialist, oil-besotted, capitalist, Zionist, racist, American children of pigs and monkeys have dared to thwart his divine mission.

  2. I’m shocked that so many Americans gloat over death of A HUMAN BEING for God sake!!!! FUCK USA & AND ALL THEIR ALLIES [read BRAINLESS SLAVES]!

  3. The elites of Canada are telling you:
    Islam is not responsible for Muslim Islamist terrorists;
    Islam is not responsible for the evil Z-Man;
    Islam is not the religion of the beheading sword.
    The elites of Canada who are spouting the above are complicit/allied with Muslim Islamist terrorists.
    Islam is the religion of the sword; a religion of death to the infidels.
    You are an infidel. Islam says you must die. +
    On Terrorism and Islam
    By MICHAEL COREN – Toronto Sun – June 10, 2006
    Golly, am I relieved. Because until I heard the various statements from assorted politicians, journalists, police chiefs and religious leaders, I assumed that the 17 Muslim men arrested last weekend for alleged connection with acts of murderous terrorism might in some way have been inspired by Islam.
    But no. Apparently Islam has nothing at all to do with it and all religions are made up of good and bad people and produce their own share of extremists. In fact, according to those who shape and govern our culture, the Muslim religion is one of peace and love.
    Again, big sighs of relief all round — and a celebratory burning of American flags, stars of David and any Danish cartoons that we can get our hands on. Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Hezbollah, al-Qaida, the Martyrs’ Brigades and all the rest are mere products of righteous anger, not religion

    Look, it is hardly necessary to say it, but the majority of Muslims are not violent and condemn terrorism. But it is equally true that the majority of terrorism at this point in history is being carried out by people in the name of Islam.
    They tell us so themselves. They scream from the Koran as they decapitate men and women, or when they tape religious sermons before they blow themselves up.
    It is not for someone like me — a Christian with a Jewish father — to argue with those Muslims who say they are willing to die and kill for their faith, whether they are doing so in the name of Islam.
    And spare me the argument about colonial oppression and suffering. In Pakistan and Egypt, for example, Christians have been persecuted by Muslim gangs.
    No Christian, Jew, Hindu or Buddhist has shot a filmmaker nine times and then tried to sever his head as he lies on the street begging for his life, merely because he made a movie that offended their religion (as happened in the Netherlands).
    Goodness, don’t lecture any Christian about being offended after weeks of anti-Christian nonsense with The Da Vinci Code.
    It may be that Islam has been hijacked, it may be that Islam is being exploited, it may be that Islam has been misunderstood. But if so, it is Muslims who have done the hijacking and exploiting and misunderstanding and the world is being punished for the errors.

  4. Michael Coren has been particularly good since the Jihadis were caught. His show is worth watching each night – he won’t tolerate any political correctness on this subject.
    Classic Iowahawk: “… you try keeping your nuts Kojak-ed with a 9-month old rusty Schick Quattro and your shaving hand all bandaged from gun barrel burn blisters.”

  5. Geeeesh….now many times have I read they killed this guy….makes me wonder who they pulled out of the bomb crater and glued together to take a picture of this time.

  6. Geeeesh….how many times have I read they killed this guy….makes me wonder who they pulled out of the bomb crater and glued together to take a picture of this time.

  7. Yes,W L Mackenzie and Hitler is still alive in south America,Jack Kennedy is on an island in the Carribean and the many people who have seen Elvis nearly proves that he is alive and kicking somewhere but just got tired of the spotlight.

  8. Gotta beat maz2 to this headline …
    “West facing clash of civilizations – Spread of Islamic extremism would spark xenophobia, violence: controversial author” (http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/news/story.html?id=4559ebc1-05f9-45da-8c1b-04de9d2e3f73)
    So here we have a recognizable historian (Niall Ferguson) substantiating the reality of the clash of civilizations I’ve been doubting. In a pig’s eye …
    The operative paragraphs (behind the firewall):
    “If anti-Muslim sentiment is allowed to grow, he warned it could spawn the rise of xenophobic populist politicians eager to exploit broader anti-immigrant feelings. And that, in turn, could encourage more young Muslims to embrace radical ideology.” And a direct quote –
    “If that extremely toxic idea of a clash of civilizations – between Islam and the West – moves more forcefully into Western European democracies … the consequences could be frighteningly violent.” (P. A3 of the print edition)
    In other words, there is no clash of civilizations as such – yet – but the West’s reaction to the “toxic idea” of a clash of civilizations could bring it about. We could always tone down the rhetoric and prevent a self-fulfilling prophecy.
    And why does the “Citizen” use a headline that indicates the opposite of what the article says?

  9. Hey spike: None of the famous personages you cite in your peurile rebuff, had more than 1 obituary issued by the US army. 😉
    I figure they’re chasing long dead boogey men…it’s good funding. Frankly, we would not be having this stupid hide and seek scnario playing out if Bush sr had a pair and took Saddam out 12 years ago when he had the chance.
    Oh I forgot, any political hack with a phoney conservative label on it is infallable…at least to partisan groupies.

  10. Muslims go to Mecca and throw stones to cast out the devil. We in the West need to start saying that the Jihadists are doing the work of Satan. It is something Muslims can understand. Who would be more likely to kill off devout muslims?? Allah or Satan? If we wish to change the support by Muslims for radical Islam we need them to recognize Satan as the driving force behind this radical behaviour, not their Allah.

  11. Usually, I’d delete a comment like that left by “B”. In fact, it was held up in the spam filter (they tried submitting it 3 times to no avail). In this case I thought it was useful to illustrate just what I mean when I say there are those who openly wish for our defeat.

  12. ” a human being” hardly seems to me that he has gone to his reward,I hope he gets a really warm place in hell. At any rate the west is perhaps getting a glimmer of what it must be like to live in “peace” with these lower forms of life.

  13. The psychology of the B’s reflects that they are so scared that they go into denial about the real enemy and project their aggressions on a safer subject – Bush – Blair- Harper. The institutions of the MSM and academia behave like B.
    The most heartening news I’ve seen awhile to offset this cycle of pacifism is in today’s polls …
    ““Allan Gregg says the figures show that Canadians are not prepared to use the threat of terrorism as an excuse to get out of Afghanistan. Interestingly, support for the mission has increased the most in the province of Quebec, where 39 per cent support the move, up from 27 per cent last month.”
    So if even Quebec is starting to get educated on this subject despite their extremely leftist media, then there is indeed hope.

  14. “B” is either Bob “NDP” Who? or Robert “B” Fisk.
    “B” is not “one Khalaylay”, who was aka, Z-Man, aka, “Dead Z-Man”.
    The following story is dedicated to “B”, in which the reporter, Jaithirth Rao, learns a lesson: Don’t muck with George Bush. +
    Beginning of end for Al-Qaida?
    Indian Express ^ | Saturday, June 10, 2006 at 0000 hrs | Jaithirth Rao
    Posted on 06/10/2006 7:30:45 AM PDT by Gengis Khan
    Those of us who have believed all along that the Anglo-American coalition was strategically correct in moving into Iraq, but have been the victims of executional incompetence, insensitivity and bungling, may finally have some hope. Jordanian Islamist Fascist, one Khalaylay, popularly (or more appropriately infamously) known as Zarqawi is dead.
    Zarqawi combined Beria’s wickedness with Eichmann’s matter-of-fact fanaticism and added a dash of cunning that one can associate only with Karla (he of John Le Carre’s Moscow Centre fame).
    In fact, he resembled Karla in more ways than one.The usual quota of well-meaning and ineffective liberals like Robert Fisk was confident that Zarqawi did not exist and that he was simply a figment of the imagination of American propagandists. Until one fine day, Zarqawi announced himself as the head of the Iraqi branch of the Al-Qaida. And he was loudly and openly acclaimed and confirmed in this position by the one who would recreate the empire of the faithful across the globe, the wannabe Caliph, Osama bin Laden himself. Once truth was officially proclaimed on Al-Jazeera, even wimpish BBC correspondents had to concede that Zarqawi existed and was a menace.
    And what a diabolical menace he was! He was an equal opportunity killer who killed people of all races and nationalities. In his time, his group of sanctimonious assassins have killed Koreans, Japanese, Turks, Bulgarians, Jordanians, Britons, Americans and of course, hundreds of Iraqis. He had extra special hatred for Shias (because they were heretics) and for Jews (presumably because they were Jews).
    He orchestrated car bombs in the holy cities of Najaf and Karbala, killing large numbers of helpless pilgrims. He attacked mosques to inflict psychological damage on the heretics.
    He engineered the killing of Ayatollah Mohammed Baqr al-Hakim, a senior Shia religious leader with the deliberate intent of fanning sectarian riots.
    Zarqawi specialized in brutal beheadings and enjoyed capturing these events on film. The films were routinely loaded on to the various web-sites of the fanatic variety and many were shown on Al-Jazeera. In one beheading, Zarqawi seems to have taken delight in personally wielding the knife. The fact that the victim Nicholas Berg, a telecommunications engineer (who was trying to fix Iraq’s telephone system) happened to be a Jewish American, presumably was the source of this ghoulish delight.
    Of course, Zarqawi was not to be faulted on the grounds that he was not patriotic. He loved his fellow-Jordanians so much that he blew up hundreds of them in a hotel in Amman. Apparently going to hotels was an infidel activity punishable by death.
    All of us who have been watching the appalling American incompetence in Iraq were beginning to give up. …
    http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1646817/posts

  15. Smart Dust Stalked Zarqawi
    strategy page ^ | June 10, 2006
    Posted on 06/10/2006 1:05:54 PM PDT by strategofr
    For the last ten years, development of “smart dust” has moved right along. “Smart Dust” is basically very miniaturized electronic devices. This is similar to stuff like RFID, smart cards, EZ Pass and those rice grain size tracking devices you can have injected into your pets.
    But Smart Dust takes this all to a new level by being small enough to be disguised as dirt, the kind you can pick up in your shoes or clothing. Each bit of Smart Dust can be given a unique serial number that, when hit with an “interrogation signal” from troops on the ground, or aircraft overhead, is broadcast back. Some forms of Smart Dust are believed to be in use in Iraq and Afghanistan.
    It’s also believed that Smart Dust played a role in the recent death of al Qaeda leader Abu Musab al Zarqawi. In this case, if someone were able to sprinkle some Smart Dust on Zarqawi’s clothing, it would have been a simple matter to track him with great precision. Iraqis have already heard of this stuff, but regard it more as “magic dust.” Iraqis have a tendency to exaggerate American capabilities, especially when it comes to technology. But U.S. troops have learned to use this exaggerated reputation to their advantage, threatening Iraqis with magical capabilities that don’t exist. That often works, just like smart dust. …
    http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1646931/posts

  16. Rated R
    This is a family site, but I’ve run across a couple of items in the last day or two that a lot of our readers will enjoy even though they are raw and crude. This morning, Chris Muir emailed me with a link to this trailer for a new documentary film on Iraq by Pat Dollard called Young Americans. All of the footage for the film was shot by Dollard or by the Marines he was with in places like Fallujah and Ramadi. Be warned, the trailer is vulgar and, to put it mildly, not politically correct. The participants are contemptuous of various liberals and, more broadly, of their own MTV generation. I think the movie looks good.
    IowaHawk is one of the funniest humorists around, and he isn’t usually profane. But his latest production is authored by al-Zarqawi: Paradise Is Overrated. Suffice it to say that the afterlife isn’t turning out quite the way the terrorist envisioned it. Again, be forewarned; but if your opinion of Zarqawi is as low as mine, you’ll probably enjoy it. …
    powerlineblog

  17. Thanks, Kate, for the explanation of b’s posting.
    Before I read what you had to say about him I wanted to ask him how he feels about the deaths of all of the HUMAN BEINGS killed by Islamist fanatics on 9/11, in terrorist attacks around the world, and in the Islamists’ own countries? Would he express the same sentiments toward them as he has toward the U.S.A. and those of us who are not too sad that Zarqawi is no longer alive?

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