I Agree...Close Club Gitmo And Release The "Prisoners"
~Snooper~
Dedicated to the men and women of the United States Military and dedicated to the Conservative Cause betrayed by the elitists of the now positively defunct Grand Old Party. We will seek to either rebuild or replace said same political party.
~Snooper~
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12/17/2007 03:14:00 AM
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Labels: Club Gitmo
Last week, in London's grand Westminster Hall, I had the distinct privilege and honor to represent Vets for Freedom during a debate hosted by Intelligence Squared, the most prominent debating forum in Europe. Along with my esteemed debating partner William Shawcross, we were able to achieve a dramatic and unexpected victory with the sold-out audience of over 2,200 by overwhelmingly swaying them to defend the motion, "The surge is working, let's win before we leave."
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12/17/2007 03:12:00 AM
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Labels: Vets For Freedom, Voices From The War
~Snooper~
It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Victory!
Sung to the tune of It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas
Bing Crosby Crooning
It's beginning to look a lot like Vict'ry
Ev'rywhere we go;
Take a look in the media, absence is all one needs
Of the news we all know is true ain't there.
It's beginning to look a lot like Vict'ry;
Trolls are imploding,
But the prettiest sight to see is Murtha the Toad running
Into a Marine Brick Wall.
Pelosi and Reid afire and a congressional quagmire
Is the result of dhimmitude;
Dolts and cadish fools that will eat there very own
Is the result of ignorance;
And America bides its time to vote them out in 08.
It's beginning to look a lot like Vict'ry;
Ev'rywhere we go;
There's moonbats in every tree screaming it just ain't fair,
Being on the losing side again.
It's beginning to look a lot like Vict'ry;
Soon the bats will flee,
And the thing that will make them scream is the fact that we will win
And the losers will whine.
Track back: Stix1972
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12/17/2007 02:57:00 AM
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Labels: Merry Christmas Carol
~Snooper~ Now, after this abuse of process and national security, what does the left say when Republicans use the one procedural opportunity afforded them to force Democrats to cast a difficult vote? 'They're not playing fair.' Read the breathless explanations on the left -- from DailyKos, ThinkProgress, TalkingPointsMemo. They all say the same thing: Cantor's motion-to-recommit was unfair because it called for a vote on something already in the bill, and some Democrats would have looked bad if they voted against it. It was 'trickery.' If that's the best argument they can come up with, Soros's money is being wasted. Does any of this ring a bell? Or, maybe a Gong? How about this one from Power Line? The dispute illustrates how lawmakers, in a frenetic, end-of-session scramble, passed legislation they may not have fully understood and may have given the administration more surveillance powers than it sought. It also offers a case study in how changing a few words in a complex piece of legislation has the potential to fundamentally alter the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, a landmark national security law. The new legislation is set to expire in less than six months; two weeks after it was signed into law, there is still heated debate over how much power Congress gave to the president. [...] [...] Several legal experts said that by redefining the meaning of "electronic surveillance," the new law narrows the types of communications covered in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, known as FISA, by indirectly giving the government the power to use intelligence collection methods far beyond wiretapping that previously required court approval if conducted inside the United States. These new powers include the collection of business records, physical searches and so-called "trap and trace" operations, analyzing specific calling patterns. [...] The Washington Post leads, and the Wall Street Journal tops its worldwide newsbox, with the Senate's last-minute approval of a Republican plan to overhaul terrorist surveillance laws, following a bitter row between the White House and Democratic lawmakers. The LA Times leads, and the New York Times off-leads, on heightening tensions on the Hill, as Democrats wrestle with stalled legislation and struggle to contain the fallout from allegations of vote-stealing. The NYT leads on the stock market's continuing woes amid fears that ailing mortgage and debt markets could take a toll on the wider economy. The new spy laws approved yesterday by the Senate would expand the government's authority to eavesdrop without a court order on overseas phone calls and emails. Democrats initially said the legislation was too sweeping, and accused the White House of trying to wreck an existing deal; President Bush warned that he might seek to keep Congress in session until they passed the legislation. Senators eventually caved in, earning swift condemnation from privacy campaigners who predicted the laws would be used to eavesdrop on US citizens. Senate majority leader Harry Reid accused Republicans of rubber-stamping a flawed proposal, but noted that the measure would need to be re-approved in six months' time. The LAT and the NYT both note that the House is expected to pass an identical bill later today.
The problem here is not that there is a spy program being utilized to trap and snare enemies of the United States, ie terrorists. The problem is that GWB is using it very effectively and the Jihadi sympathizers loyal to CAIR in the name of the lethal concept of multiculturalism are upset. The root cause of this disingenuous behavior of the anti-Americanist groups that are whining the loudest is BDS.
Where was the outrage during the Clintonian years when Echelon was being used?[...] People in Europe and the United States are beginning to ask why. Has the NSA turned from eavesdropping on the communists to eavesdropping on businesses and private citizens in Europe and the United States? The concerns have arisen because of the existence of a sophisticated network linking the NSA and the spy agencies of several other nations. The NSA will not confirm the existence of the project, code-named Echelon. [...]
Just curious.
While Feingold is feigning to be disappointed for vote panderings, other anti-Americanist groups wouldn't understand the threats we face as a nation if the sword of MoHumDrum was shoved...well...at their throats. Digby wants to know Can I Get A Big Old Yeeeeaaarrrgh!?!! and The Newsblobbers get their panties all wadded up as usual.
I find it curious that the Libtards seem to think that it is quite alright to "grandfather" a law to catch folks from doing an illegal act that currently is not illegal. I would like a Libtard to explain that one if they can. I haven't figured out why it is that a grandfather clause is required for protection for something that was declared legal. If all this nonsense is truly required, why not take it all the way back to the 1960s?
Roll back the calendars to an ancient time of October in the year 2007...The Weekly Standard:[...] Perhaps most amusing of all, when forced to explain why they blocked a floor debate, Democrats said it was important to move swiftly to reauthorize the law. Never mind that it was they who insisted the law expire quickly; if this was really their view then they would schedule a vote to extend the measure as is -- since the votes were clearly there for such a measure.
House Democrats have been forced to pull their proposed legislation to change the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) because they couldn't round up enough support among Dems who need the votes of non-liberals to be re-elected. You probably recall that the Democratic leadership was embarrassed two months ago when these same non-leftist Dems joined with Republicans to pass a temporary FISA fix so that our intelligence agencies could monitor the overseas communications of terrorists without obtaining a warrant. Still unwilling to provide the administration with the FISA fix it needs to ensure the gathering of information vital to the national security, the Democratic leadership has been slapped down again by members of its own caucus. [...]
Well, just like WAY BACK IN OCTOBER, the little sniveling imp loser Reid has pulled the same antic...yanked his ball from the game and went sulking back home. Spoiled brats. They cannot get their way so they run away.
After not getting the support they wanted, they cry FOUL and walk off. What kind of leadership is that?
Let's ZOOM back in time t August of 2007:
THEY. CANNOT. LEAD.
Just so all is clear...from Slate back in August:
Some things just never change, do they? First, they approve the program and then they rail against it.
I see a trend here.
Ride the wave here at memeorandum and here.
Dodd seems to think that he has protected the Constitution. He obviously doesn't know anything about it. The Caliphate News Network chimes in here.
Track back: The Thunder Run
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12/17/2007 02:55:00 AM
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Labels: Anti-Americanists, FISA
Incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told cheering supporters Saturday that Democrats would move the nation in "a new direction ... for all Americans, not just the chosen few," and pledged an ambitious agenda on subjects ranging from House ethics to foreign policy.Well? She didn't. She can't. She won't. She lied to get into office.
Speaking in San Francisco the day after adjournment of the Republican-controlled 2005-06 Congress, Pelosi declared -- as she had throughout her party's successful November election campaign -- that "my highest priority, immediately, is to stop the war in Iraq." [...]
Wasting time and our money.That's what Mr Savage said as well. The woman is a psycho.
As we explained earlier, the Department of Treasury sent them a letter on October 23, 2007, telling them that anything later than mid November would cost ordinary citizens to have their tax returns delayed and she ignored that to play her political games.
Took a month and a half to do their jobs and Congress is still behind now again because Pelosi is incapable of doing her job.
Maybe Pelosi should go back to baking cookies for her grandkids because she has been an utter failure as speaker of the house.
They like this war, they want this war to continue. That was a revelation to me. I had thought they would listen to their constituents and change their position.Come again, Nancy dear? She latere tried to backwash the comment but it was too late. She is incapable of leading and she is incapable of controlling her emotions.
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12/16/2007 03:29:00 AM
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12/16/2007 03:26:00 AM
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Labels: Bathtub Sanity, Reid, Reid Insanity
The United States has long been seen as a beacon of hope for people across the globe. I experienced this first hand when I arrived in our country with my family in 1948 after the Communist takeover of my native Czechoslovakia. [...]Gee. I wonder why they fled that scene.
[...] Today, the light from America's beacon has dimmed as a result of the Bush Administration's damaging policies. [...]Really? Then why are there MILLIONS of people wanting to get over here, you moonbat? Also, just exactly what are those damaging policies? I would like for a moonbat to just ONCE substantiate their stupidity. And, NOT with opinions. Back up their whiny-ass claims with some facts.
[...] But I believe we can restore America's reputation, rekindle our alliances, and mobilize our friends on every continent. That work begins with a change in White House leadership and a Congress that will work with our new president to undo the disastrous decisions of the past seven years. [...]This twit doesn't keep up with the news, does IT? France...pro-America. Denmark...pro-America. Germany...pro-America. She mentions those alleged but unidentified disastrous (thought it was damaging policies) decisions again and doesn't have the guts to back it up. I am thinking that she is whining that GWB outwits, out-politics and out maneuvers these collective twits all the time and they hate it.
[...] Democrats have a once in a generation chance in 2008 to build a healthy and durable Senate majority that can produce real change. Given Senate rules, the one-seat margin we have now just isn't enough. [...]America doesn't want your kind of change you idiot! Where has she been?
[...] The DSCC is focused on expanding our majority - and it is counting on you to get behind this history-making effort. By midnight Saturday, the DSCC needs $73,206 to reach the fundraising goal it has set for each week in December. We must close out 2007 strong. [...]You are strong enough. I can smell you from Texas. Here is history in the making you lying-ass, sniveling idiot. You will either maintain what you have or you will lose a few. Count on it.
[...] Our next president must be able to change the perceptions of the many people across the globe who do not - at this point - see America the same way we do. We must work hard to regain our credibility and earn the world's trust. With the right leadership, we can fight effectively for international understanding and peace, reduce our dependence on foreign oil, curb climate change, halt the spread of nuclear weapons, and take dead aim at the axis of evil: poverty, ignorance and disease. [...]This is ripe. What a moron. She is correct in one regard but not for what she thinks. Her side - the Leftinistra - see a United Socialist States of the North American Continent and the rest of the world does not. Has she checked Bolivia lately? Four States down there have declared themselves ungoverned by the Marxist dweeb of a President down there and there sill be Civil War soon. We had one of those and we do NOT need another one, you moron.
[...] But those worthy goals will be nearly impossible to achieve unless a Democratic president is working with a robust Senate Democratic majority. A Democratic leader at the White House will need Democratic votes on Capitol Hill. [...]This woman is a fool. She just said that "they" can solve the world's problems. And she thinks the GOP is arrogant? MORON. Here is a news flash; you will NOT have a Leftinistra in the White House. You will NOT have a majority in CONgress. Count on it.
[...] We've all seen over the past year how determined Republicans are to block the reforms you voted for in 2006. In 2008, we can wrest from their grip the power of obstruction - if we get behind the DSCC right now and help in their efforts to expand the Democratic majority. [...]And that is a lie. Then again, what would anyone expect? If the vaunted "democratic" majority was such a "mandated majority", no one would be able to stop and/or block your socialist BS policies. Ever think of that you bloated dweeb? Go bloviate someplace else. You bore me. Oh. Wait. Stop blowing smoke up my ass. We all know that the ReidCo and PelosiCo LIED to win and it is coming around to bite them on their asses. Get over it.
[...] Our next president will face an enormous task: to restore the reputation and leadership of our country. [...]Yes, we know, and Fred Thompson will work really hard to make sure that your kind cannot be another international embarrassment to his Administration.
[...] When that president pledges to recreate an America of liberty, justice, peace and respect for human rights, he or she will need to have the confidence that the United States Congress will rise in support instead of standing in the way. [...]I wonder if she knows that she just rewrote the Constitution. Did anyone catch that besides me?
[...] With a strong Democratic majority in the Senate, we will be signaling to the rest of the world that the United States has entered a new era - at home and abroad.Right. The rest of the world is just waiting for socialism to reign true in America so the Beacon Light will go out permanently. MORON.
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12/16/2007 03:23:00 AM
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Labels: Albright, Beacon of Hope, Socialism

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12/15/2007 10:30:00 PM
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Labels: Merry Christmas, PC Christmas
~Snooper~
JOINT STATEMENT BY AMBASSADOR RYAN C. CROCKER AND GENERAL DAVID H. PETRAEUS ON THE CAR BOMB ATTACKS IN MAYSAN PROVINCE
IRANIAN ROCKETS FOUND, TURNED OVER TO COALITION FORCES
IRAQI FORCES, U.S. SPECIAL FORCES DETAIN SUSPECTED AL-QAEDA IN IRAQ LEADER
COALITION FORCES DISRUPT AL-QAEDA OPERATIONS; ONE TERRORIST KILLED, 19 DETAINED
5 IRAQI DETAINEES KILLED IN ROCKET ATTACK
TALIBAN EXTREMISTS DETAINED IN KANDAHAR PROVINCE
SEVERAL MILITANTS KILLED, 10 DETAINED, TWO WOUNDED CIVILIANS FOUND AFTER HELMAND OPERATION
PRESS RELEASE: COALITION PRECISION STRIKE KILLS SEVERAL MILITANTS
ANA, ISAF LAUNCH OPERATION MUSA QALA
COALITION FORCES CAPTURE TERRORISTS INVOLVED IN BAGHDAD CAR-BOMBING OPERATION
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12/15/2007 10:29:00 PM
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Labels: CENTCOM, Voices From The War
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12/15/2007 10:28:00 PM
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Labels: 101st Airborne, Voices From The War
~Snooper~
Just a few days ago, we brought to your attention a news piece from Al-Reuters and we thought it to be another Phony Story. It turns out we were correct.
Gateway Pundits has the proof positive and you all MUST see for yourselves. They have several samples of Lame Stream Media stories over the last 6 weeks that have been shown to be Phony Stories.
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12/15/2007 03:38:00 AM
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Labels: Phony Stories
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Representative Julia Carson, the first black person and first woman to represent Indianapolis in Congress, died Saturday, a family spokeswoman said. She was 69.
Ms. Carson died after a battle with lung cancer, said the spokeswoman, Vanessa Summer.
Ms. Carson announced last month that she had terminal lung cancer and that she would not run for a seventh term next year. She had not been in Washington since September, when she was hospitalized with a leg infection. [...]
Read the rest
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12/15/2007 03:36:00 AM
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Labels: Julia Carson
Best-selling author and Bilderberg sleuth Daniel Estulin says he has received information from sources inside the U.S. intelligence community which suggests that people from the highest levels of the U.S. government are considering an assassination attempt against Congressman Ron Paul because they are threatened by his burgeoning popularity.YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWNNNNNNNNNNNNN. Anything on the SciFi channel?
Estulin, whose information has unfortunately proven very accurate in the past, went public with the bombshell news during an appearance on The Alex Jones Show today.
"I am getting information from my sources that there are people involved from a higher level of the American establishment who are seriously considering this has not been confirmed - but assassination is definitely on the agenda and I pray to God that this is not the case," said Estulin. [...]
[...] Ron Paul himself has stated on a previous occasion that he is aware of the dangers of being such a bold icon for freedom and understands that political assassinations have occurred in the past. [...]
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12/15/2007 03:34:00 AM
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12/15/2007 03:33:00 AM
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Labels: Global Eathquakes, Israel, Ron Paul
The Democrat meltdown continues-and finally, a Senate defense bill will get to the president's desk. With no timetable strings attached. Code Pinkos will be seeing red (hat tip - Jim Hoft): [...]Al-Reuters:
Defense authorization bill sent to Bush - without timetables - WASHINGTON - The Democratic-led Congress authorized more Iraq war spending on Friday, sending President Bush a defense bill requiring no change in strategy after failing again... [...]'Nuff said? Captain's Quarters
Congress has finally authorized spending for the Iraq war without the demand to end the success of the Petraeus strategy. On a 90-3 vote in the Senate, the defense authorization bill finally left Congress and will make its way to the White House, with the money itself still not appropriated. That may take another Friday evening to produce: [...]This isn't a do-nothing CONgress. It is a jackass CONgress. How many Americans that hold jobs would remain gainfully employed if they performed their duties via half-way measures? Just sayin'.
[...] Next week, Republicans will try to finish funding the Department of Defense and the troops in the war zones. Democrats will try again to attach demands to replace the current strategy of aggressive engagement against terrorists and building stability in Iraq with their preferred strategy of surrender and retreat. That effort will end as this effort did, and likely with the same weekend-eve capitulation to reality.
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12/14/2007 10:25:00 PM
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Labels: Dems Blink, War Funding