Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Actual Quote from our esteemed Majority Leader.

I just heard Senator Harry Reid say this, verbatim:

Reid: "We will not release terrorists in the United States."

Reporter: "What about putting them in prisons in the United States?"

Reid: "You cannot put them in prison without releasing them."

Reporter: "Can you explain?"

Reid: "I cannot be any more clear."

Sunday, May 17, 2009

This neatly seems up my views on several issues

From Mark Steyn:

"It's the Miss USA standard of political integrity: Carrie Prejean and Barack Obama have the same publicly stated views on gay marriage. But the politically correct enforcers know that Barack doesn't mean it, so that's okay, whereas Carrie does, so that's a hate crime. In the torture debate, Pelosi is Obama and Dick Cheney is Carrie Prejean. Dick means it, because to him this is an issue of national security. Nancy doesn't, because to her it's about the shifting breezes of political viability."

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Think the Germans regret the holocaust?

Nope. They're undermining any effort at stopping Iran from getting the bomb.
From the Jpost:

Iran deals such as that of Bayerngas [the biggest municipal gas procurement platform in Germany] trigger no critical response among German politicians or the public, and organization's like NUMOV shamelessly advertise in public for even better German- Iranian economic ties.

Saturday, January 24, 2009

The BBC - Too Pro-Israel?

This must qualify as a pig-flying, pinch-myself, moment. The BBC is being accused all over Britiain for being biased in favor of Israel. And the critics are right.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/jan/24/bbc-gaza-palestine-aid-appeal

Maybe the BBC is not really anti-Israel, just anti-common sense?

That's what happens when you release POWs before the war is over...

Has anyone seen "Saving Private Ryan"?

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5hZfIcWnHqBz4kQR90lC_pXaHeW4Q

Thursday, January 01, 2009

How to win in Gaza

Some have questioned the usefulness of the air campaign against the Hamas regime in Gaza. After all, they argue, didn't the air campaign against Hezbollah in the North accomplish little?

Good point! Here's what Lebanon II taught us. If you're going to air raid, you need to scorch the Earth. No more highly surgical, we love civilians, tactical pinpoint strikes. They need to break the Gazans until they no longer support Hamas. Break out the incindieries. Don't target civilians, but destroy all infrastructure.

Here's the model: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_Tokyo_in_World_War_II

Or,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_Dresden_in_World_War_II

Tokyo has not been heard from since.

Friday, November 28, 2008

Obama and Public Schools

Presdident-Elect Barack Obama has been almost universally lauded for making quality, competent, appointment picks. However, the real test of his character, and his ability to bring effective 'change' to America, will not be his appointments, but his political courage to fight the entrenched special interests.
In 'Audacity of Hope,' Obama states that the Teachers Unions must be fought to save our public school systems. This is quite a conservative position. Will he do it?

Jonah Goldberg gives us indicators.

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Let the Corruption Begin

Terrorists You Can Believe In.

In 1999, Bill Clinton shamelessly pardoned 16 unrepentent terrorists. (View the wikipedia entry here.) The Congress and Senate overwhelmingly voted to condemn this action.

One of the few defenders was P-E Obama's reported pick for Attorney General of the United States.

Watch Eric Holder be grilled by Senator Orrin Hatch.

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Change UN Can Believe IN

Some here in the States think that electing Barack Obama as President will make the international community like us. The question, though, is why we feel the need to be liked by losers.

Case in point: UN Thugs at it as usual.

Monday, November 17, 2008

More on Bailouts

President-Elect Obama has joined with congressional Democrats in supporting a government-sponsored bailout of the Big 3 automakers. A case could theoretically be made, that the short-term effect of the three of them going under, would be so devastating as to justify such action.
However, all this only makes sense if the government CAN prop up the Big 3. What if the Big 3 are in such bad shape, that the government can only postpone the inevitable, and only at great cost?
The numbers speak for themselves.

UPDATE: Another reason to not bail these folks out.