Any Questions About What To Be Concerned About? October 31, 2010
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“One day the Muslim flag will be flying over the White House”
I Don’t Interpret Them, I Just Report Them October 31, 2010
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Two Guys Who Might Be Looking For Jobs Pretty Soon October 31, 2010
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Harry Reid and Rich Rodriguez
Couldn’t happen to two nicer guys.
Don’t Say I Didn’t Warn You About October 31, 2010
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Michigan State.
BCS gone.
Missouri BCS gone.
Oregon still has Arizona. tough game
Auburn still has Alabama and the SEC championship. I don’t think they will win both.
Still going with ORegon in BCS championship against TBD – Alabama, Boise or TCU
BTW That Bomb Threat Against Chicago Synagogues October 30, 2010
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was probably some guy who didn’t like the new healthcare laws or some disgruntled Tea Party nut.
Today’s Bomb Plot October 30, 2010
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Andy McCarthy in NRO:
1. Our elections are imminent and of great significance to us, and therefore it’s very difficult to resist viewing events through their prism. But they are of no moment to al Qaeda’s affiliate in Yemen. Al Qaeda doesn’t care about partisan politics in America — even in this era, which to us features an extraordinary contrast between the two parties vying to control our government, al Qaeda looks at all of us as Americans that they’d like to kill. They plotted to murder President Clinton, their hope was to plow one of the 9/11 planes into either the White House or the Capitol (indiscriminately murdering Republicans and Democrats), and they don’t feel any differently about President Obama.
The same is not true of such stealth jihadists as the Muslim Brotherhood. Because using our political and legal systems against us is part of their strategy, because working with sympathizers in government has long been part of their game-plan, and because they favor socialist economic policies, they care deeply about our elections. By contast, though al Qaeda operatives will try to exploit our court system when they find themselves in it post-capture, they despise our government the same way they despise us. They see interacting with non-sharia governments as legitimizing those governments. That is unacceptable to them (and the Brotherhood’s contrary approach is a source of great tension between two organizations). Since al Qaeda and its affiliates see our government as offensive and without any redeeming features, they don’t care about elections to determine who will run it.
We have to be careful to analyze our enemies in terms of their circumstances, not ours. An analogous mistake is made by those who claim Guantanamo Bay “causes” terrorism or materially contributes to terrorist recruitment; the jihadists themselves care only about the fact that we are detaining Muslims — they don’t care where, and they don’t have a clue or a care about the differences between military and civilian processes under U.S. law. Good intelligence requires taking the enemy on his own terms, not as we would think or act under the enemy’s circumstances.
2. We are a target at all times, every day, throughout the year. These guys are looking for opportunities, not dates. When they see one, they’ll jump on it. It’s important not to get too tied up in our calendar because if we do we could let our guard down during times that don’t seem specially meaningful.
I Wanna Cheeseburger, I Want Fries October 29, 2010
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Yeah, Biden Is Proving It October 29, 2010
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Education may not equate with intelligence, but ignorance has a rather high correlation with stupidity.
We’ve Already Heard The “I Am Not A Witch” Political Ad October 29, 2010
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But Republican Tea Party candidate Rich Iott, competing for the seat in Ohio’s 9′th congressional district, could be running commercials reassuring, “I am not a Nazi”, pictorial evidence to the contrary:
In Iott’s defense, at least he’s not the dork in the kilt. In the Republican Party’s defense, at least Eric Cantor acknowledged that Iott was a schmuck. In the Ohio public’s defense, Iott is running behind in the polls.
But it looks like this is what it takes in 2010 for one of these Tea Party lunatics to actually lose an election. Calling Barack Obama a Nazi is considered a qualification for high office. Dressing up as a Nazi yourself…not so much.
BW
