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  4. speaking of how great things are under a republiturd regime, this from the ‘today in history’ file:
    Oct 17 1984
    The New York Times runs an article entitled “CIA Primer Tells Nicaraguan Rebels How to Kill.” The story describes the secret manual Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare which the CIA furnished to the Contras in Nicaragua. The booklet instructed how to kidnap and assassinate civil officials, such as judges and police.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_Operations_in_Guerrilla_Warfare
    watch them deny, deny, deny

  5. well there ya go ms romanoff; just more of the vaunted ‘capitalism’ at work.
    capitalism is shit. free enterprise is the bedrock of success for the developed western nations. capitalism is a cancerous syphilitic aberration. SDA regulars who know who they are need to differentiate the two.

  6. Melinda Romanoff at 10:49 PM
    Thanks for that link.
    Yes , it is a lengthy read, but well worth it.
    To call this financial mess “byzantine” doesn’t quite cover it.
    Wells Fargo wanted to foreclose on a condo unit which had multiple mortgages attached to it. Wells Fargo also owned one of those second mortgages. So Wells Fargo spent money to hire a law firm and file suit against the irresponsible lenders at Wells Fargo. Then, Wells Fargo spent money to hire a different law firm in an understandable effort to defend Wells Fargo from the vicious legal attack coming from Wells Fargo. The second law firm even prepared a legal statement for Wells Fargo which called into question the dubious claims being made by Wells Fargo. Sadly, Wells Fargo
    won the case, crushing the hopes of Wells Fargo.
    As business reporter Al Lewis wrote at the time, “You can’t expect a bank that is dumb enough to sue itself to know why it is suing itself.” So goes the unprecedented wave of foreclosures that has swept across the country since the housing bubble popped. Mortgages have been bought, sold, and repackaged so many times through such an opaque process that banks have no idea who owns what. When they foreclose, they simply guess, making up the documents and information necessary to do so.
    (…)
    It gets worse. The equally-infamous credit-default swaps that bankrupted AIG will come roaring back with a vengeance as the foreclosure process grinds to a halt. Credit-default swaps are financial instruments called derivatives, which are assets with values determined by other assets. When a mortgage isn’t really a mortgage, a derivative based on that mortgage is suddenly called into question. Banks own trillions in derivatives. They also own derivatives of derivatives. Amazingly, they even own derivatives of derivatives of derivatives. The total dollar value of all derivatives in the American financial system is listed by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency at an absolutely incomprehensible $233 trillion. And much of that will simply vanish into thin air, crashing major banks into the ground.
    They can’t survive without the fraud. So they’ve decided to rob America blind. They just don’t want you to know. Thus, only one question remains. When do we foreclose?
    This is a documentary screaming to be made.

  8. I don’t think the shebab fires are Mossad. Someone probably forgot to put out a cigarette or something. Everything everywhere is attributed to Israel from 9/11 even that sloppy assassination in that Egyptian hotel. They’d have to have an army full of cyborg ninjas to do what we associate with them.
    Wrt the 18 killed, there are domestic Iranian terrorist groups I think they blew up a Revolutionary Guard bus out in the eastern Iranian province several years ago so it’s probably some group like that.
    Stuxnet is most likely Israel though. May death come swiftly to her enemies :3
    Anywhoo since y’all were talking ’bout the Ft. Hood shooter I thought you might be interested in this series of videos. It’s about a terrible terrible racist who give a far right extremist speech in Britain 40 years ago. Railing against multiculturalism and all that nazi stuff.
    http://www.inmalafide.com/2010/10/15/the-rivers-of-blood-speech-forty-years-on/
    Enjoy. I kinda feel sorry for the guy. As usual retarded college students protested him. I wonder how many of them left Britain. I think it’d be better for them to live in the river of blood they created no? No one ever does though, they all escape to some private retreat on the Spanish Riviera or that island that only rich people know about.

  9. M….great link….like they say….leftardism IS a mental disease. I’m surprised the shrinks haven’t classified it as such. Think of the bucks they could make!!!

  11. Islamophobia
    There was a moment this week in which I felt very proud to be Canadian. There could be moments like that in any week, but this one was unusual for its cause. It was something done by the government, that invoked principle, and required courage. That made it something rare, to be savoured.
    http://davidwarrenonline.com/

  12. Justthikin: ” … leftardism IS a mental disease. I’m surprised the shrinks haven’t classified it as such.”
    ‘Cause most of them have this mental disease!!

  13. Atlas Shrugs / Pamela Geller is mentioned on CTV, news Montreal.
    …
    […]Pamela Geller, who runs a widely read anti-Muslim site called Atlas Shrugs, is calling for a boycott of some 15 soups made by the Canadian subsidiary of New Jersey-based Campbell Soup Co..
    […]Geller claims ISNA has ties to terrorist groups, including Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood.
    […]It is not the first time Geller looks north for inspiration.
    In 2008, she issued an appeal to raise $4,000 for a headstone for a Muslim-Canadian girl who was killed by her family for refusing to wear a headscarf,
    …
    read the rest at,
    http://montreal.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20101018/soup-protest-bloggers-101018/20101018/?hub=MontrealHome

  16. An article celebrating leftist clowns buying mosquito nets. No mention of the same leftard-driven ban on DDT which has led to tens of millions of malaria deaths in Africa. What a sickening article.
    ———————————
    The cargo was mosquito nets — weapons in a war against malaria, a disease that has long taken a back seat to AIDS in the world’s consciousness of Africa’s woes, even though it kills almost as many Africans a year as the HIV virus.
    In recent years, however, malaria’s profile has risen in the world of celebrities and high-spending philanthropists.
    http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/Health/20101018/malaria-africa-101018/

  18. “‘Editor & Publisher’ Fires Entire Editorial Staff
    Greg Mitchell | October 18, 2010
    Just received e-mail from my former managing editor at Editor & Publisher (my exit was in January after 10 years) Shawn Moynihan:
    “The editorial staff of Editor & Publisher has been eliminated by its new owners, Duncan McIntosh Co. inc. As such, I’m writing to let you know I am no longer E&P’s managing editor/online editor.”
    One of my old colleagues in the once-sturdy VNU/Nielsen magazine unit, Tony Case, was first with the news [1]. Top editor Mark Fitzgerald and tech editor Jim Rosenberg also were axed and the new editor works for owner Duncan McIntosh who took over in January—his other titles, based in Irving, Ca., are boating and fishing magazines. Richard Prince has a more full report here [2].
    As he notes, the once-vital E&P site was only a “shadow” of its former self. Ads virtually disappeared. The magazine’s top writer, Jennifer Saba, left months ago for Reuters and was never replaced.
    McIntosh, when he took over the magazine, vowed (in a meeting with me) that his first order of business was a complete redesign of the magazine’s once-popular and influential dinosaur of a Web site. The magazine had long advocated shifts to the Web, even holds an annual new media conference, but its site continued to lack video and comments, among other modern features. (It hadn’t gotten a facelift since 2002). That never happened.
    In fact, the site retreated from new offerings, giving up its podcast and its most popular blog (by a wide margin), The E&P Pub. Traffic was only a fraction of that at its high point a couple of years in the past, as McIntosh and Fitzgerald focused almost strictly on the business side of newspapers, not content and editorial debates over what they actually produce.”
    http://www.thenation.com/print/blog/155434/editor-publisher-fires-entire-editorial-staf

  21. It’s civic election season and here in Winnipeg a friend had yet another pamphlet shoved under the door of his apartment.
    However, this guy doesn’t appear to be a politician, although in my unprofessional opinion he’s mentally unstable enough to be one. Reading this will amuse the senses and fog the mind: one for the tin-foil hat brigade if there ever was one.
    http://infonhc.com/
    And especially the “about us” page:
    http://infonhc.com/about.html

  22. So, how come CTV calls Pamela Geller “anti-Muslim” seeing as, in 2008, she issued an appeal to raise $4,000 for a headstone for a Muslim-Canadian girl who was killed by her family for refusing to wear a headscarf?
    ‘Seems to me she’s anti the kind of Muslims who kill their daughters/sisters for not wearing headscarfs.
    Can we infer from CTV’s wording that CTV isn’t anti the murder of Muslim girls for refusing to wear certain headgear? CTV thinks it’s OK?

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