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  1. Love this line from James Taranto in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal re: Obama’s “run” at SCOTUS.
    “But really, doesn’t he have an aide who can tell him that the symbol of America is not the bald ego?”
    That line says it all.

  4. Must see video!
    for those who want to know before they click on a link,
    in this animated video, Europeans arriving in America in the 1600s use today’s liberals arguments and words to convince American Indians that THEY are the racist ones for refusing to let people who look different immigrate on “their” land.
    It is not about American Indians, it is definitely about liberals and where they are SO wrong.
    It is a great video !!!
    everyone should watch it, it is FANTASTIC.
    ( Be patient the good stuff begins at around 4 minutes)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tacvR87FzBU

  12. The “science” keeps getting better & better….
    http://tinyurl.com/7nhmj4u
    The number of bears along the western shore of Hudson Bay, believed to be among the most threatened bear subpopulations, stands at 1,013 and could be even higher, according to the results of an aerial survey released Wednesday by the Government of Nunavut. That’s 66 per cent higher than estimates by other researchers who forecasted the numbers would fall to as low as 610 because of warming temperatures that melt ice faster and ruin bears’ ability to hunt. The Hudson Bay region, which straddles Nunavut and Manitoba, is critical because it’s considered a bellwether for how polar bears are doing elsewhere in the Arctic.

  15. Further to Mark Steyn’s column on the Left deliberately replacing the Family with the State … here’s a solid rant by Adam Carolla about the “Elephant in the Room” when it comes to having an honest problem about Black Culture in America.
    As with all of his rants, a language warning is necessary, but it’s well worth a listen.

  16. Thanks for the video! In a million years, you wouldn’t get an opportunity like that, and to think there was a camera handy!
    My bro worked on a Petro-Canada project in the far north. The Inuits cooked up whale from time to time. It takes a lot of getting used to!

  17. Sticking it to the Greens.
    …-
    “Second polar bear in a week shot after venturing too close to Newfoundland community”
    “The polar bear that visited Greenspond, N.L., Tuesday.”
    “Just after 2 p.m. Tuesday, curious kindergarten students at school in the picturesque town of Greenspond, N.L., could have looked out the window and seen a polar bear.
    More than half the town’s 250 residents gathered to do just that. The bear was lured in by the smell of the town’s fish plant after swimming 400 metres from Puffin Island, where a lighthouse keeper had scared it away.
    It’s the second bear this year that had to be shot to ensure the safety of Newfoundland and Labrador residents. While it’s not unusual for Labrador communities to have visits from bears, it’s less common in Newfoundland. Ernest Simms, the mayor of St. Anthony’s, a town near where one of the bears was shot, said it’s because the bears follow the harp seals, which have travelled farther south on the ice this year.”
    http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/04/05/second-polar-bear-in-seven-days-shot-after-venturing-too-close-to-newfoundland-community/

  20. I see crazy people.
    If you’re a young, ambitious woman in the corporate world, you may want to stop reading…
    http://tinyurl.com/78eg4ct
    A recent study released by the German central bank found that risk taking within the banking industry increases with more women on an executive board. The same goes for younger executives. In contrast, men who are graying at the temples and executives with Ph.D. degrees reduce the level of risk.
    Later on…
    It’s just one opinion. Others, like popular writer Michael Lewis, have also spoken out about how to prevent another fiasco in the banking industry. His solution? He told the London School of Economics that he would put 50 per cent of women in risk positions in banks, The Observer reported last year.

  21. more ‘media’ join the mad scramble to get out of the way of the avalanche of utter bullsh*t they deliberately started to manufacture a ‘news’ story and the spinoff stories yet to come from it…
    selective editing once again deleted a key word to change the entire meaning of the sentence… the “it’s” at the start makes the entire speculation of any racist slur meaningless and completely ungrammatical but the sharptons and the jacksons and the real racists will never acknowledge that..they WANT riots to further their political careers.
    CNN: On Second Thought, Zimmerman Did Not Use a Racial Slur On 911 Call…
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOt1wEDy0SI
    …“Now it does sound less like that racial slur. … From listening in this room, and this is a state-of-the-art room, it doesn’t sound like that slur anymore. It sounds like … we‘re hearing the swear word at first and then the word ’cold.’ And the reason some say that would be relevant, is because it was unseasonably cold in Florida that night and raining.”…

  22. Speaking of Black Culture in the US, why isn’t the media in hysterics about this person and his comments? He’s just been nominated as the Democrat Council representative; he’s been mayor four times of DC – and here’s what he said (Fox News).
    “Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry is once again attracting the wrong kind of attention, after he used his election-night victory speech to decry Asian-owned stores.
    “We’ve got to do something about these Asians coming in, opening up businesses — those dirty shops,” Barry said Tuesday night, after winning the Democratic primary for the city’s Ward 8 seat and effectively securing a third council term.
    Barry went on to say: “They ought to go. I’ll just say that right now, you know. But we need African-American businesspeople to be able to take their places, too.”
    After returning to serve a fourth term as mayor, he was elected to the Ward 8 seat in 2004. He has repeatedly run into drug and tax problems during his latest tenure in office”.

  25. Meanwhile in Greece:
    Dimitris Christoulas, a 77-year-old retired pharmacist, committed suicide on Wednesday by shooting himself in the head in Syntagma Park in Athens, not far from the Greek parliament building. According to press reports he left a suicide note that said the following:
    The Tsolakoglou [read: quisling Greek] government has annihilated all traces for my survival, which was based on a very dignified pension that I alone [emphasis in original] paid for 35 years with no help from the state. And since my advanced age does not allow me a way of dynamically reacting (although if a fellow Greek were to grab a Kalashnikov, I would be right behind him), I see no other solution than this dignified end to my life, so I don’t find myself fishing through garbage cans for my sustenance.
    When asked for comment, a socialist MP responded (as socialists do when anything goes wrong) by denying responsibility, saying that “we cannot…connect [Christoulas’] suicide with the country’s current financial plight.” The police, who attributed four suicides that week alone to financial troubles, might have supplied the MP with a different view, if the socialists had cared for the opinions of anyone who wasn’t a banker.
    Christoulas’ note concluded:
    I believe that young people with no future, will one day take up arms and hang the traitors of this country at Syntagma square, just like the Italians did to Mussolini in 1945.
    Amen. Next Christmas in Bucharest!
    In the meantime, let us pray that the Lord, at least, will forgive Dimitris his debts.
    http://www.athensnews.gr/portal/1/54580
    h/t Zerohedge

  29. well surprise, surprise…
    and what does a ‘nobel prize in literature’ have to do with Israel’s right to exist ?
    original story that drew raves :
    BERLIN (AP) — German Nobel literature laureate Guenter Grass labeled Israel a threat to “already fragile world peace” in a poem published Wednesday that drew sharp rebukes at home and from Israel.
    more digging revealed….
    (SFG) — Gunter Grass, the German-born winner of the 1999 Nobel Prize for Literature and author of such acclaimed novels as “Tin Drum,” has admitted to joining the Waffen SS, a special force of the Nazi Party, as a 17-year-old.

  30. re:
    The Religion of Submission
    Submit freely to Allah … or we will make you!
    Posted by: Robert W. (Vancouver) at April 5, 2012 2:39 PM
    love this from the comments section on that one…
    An Arab enters a taxi. Once he is seated he asks the cab driver to turn off the radio because he must not hear music as decreed by his religion. In the time of the prophet, there was no music, especially Western music which is music of the infidel’s and certainly no radio.
    So the cab driver politely switches off the radio, stops the cab and opens the back door.
    The Arab asks him: “What are you doing man?”
    The cabby answers: “In the time of the prophet there were no taxis, so get the f*ck out and wait for a camel.”

  31. yet more from the ‘religion of peace’…no wonder the moonbats are with them..and anyone with any sense sees it for what it is, a means of controlling uneducated, borderline psychotics and gaining power by using their mindless responses to your ravings to force others to yield…sort of like sharpton and jackson are doing with their little fairy tale.
    Saudi footballers could be vulnerable to magic spells and should seek spiritual treatment before they enter the play field for a match, a prominent Saudi Islamic scholar was reported on Thursday as saying.
    Sheikh Khalid Al Guraisi, a well known scholar and Raqi (healer by Koran), said a recent series of defeats by Al Nasr Club in domestic football matches proved the players could have fallen prey to “magic or envious eyes”
    “Some Saudi football clubs could fall under a collective magic spell or envious eyes. . . such things are accepted in religion,” Guraisi said.
    “I know there are people in some clubs who use magic to affect players at another club. . . some of them do this through an experienced magician and the magic work could be concealed near the goal in the play field. . . in other cases, the magician could be present during the match to affect players.”
    Guraisi said he believes some clubs pay large sums of money for magic work, adding that such work largely affects the match results. He cited one case in which a Saudi player succeeded in reaching goal area of the other team by sidestepping five players but failed to score.
    “He was alone in the goal area after managing to elude five players. . . when he was there, he just fell down without scoring. . . this player, I think, was under a magic spell or an envious eye and had to be treated,” he said.

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