Podcast – 12/31/09: Top Six Obama Screw Ups
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After “Today In History” I give my take on the Undy-Bomber and the failings of the government organizations that failed once again to protect us. I then cover a few quick hits and offer my Top Six Obama Screw Ups of 2009, with a major hat tip to Ed Morrissey at HotAir.com.
Paulie @ December 31, 2009
Crayola Akbar!
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Well, well, well. It looks like oh so compassionate liberal political pressure to release the horribly treated, poor wittle Muslim terrorists that were in Gitmo has once again come back to haunt us. According to Ace of Spades (hat tip to Allahpundit at Hotair.com) “two of the four leaders allegedly behind the al Qaeda plot to blow up a Northwest Airlines passenger jet over Detroit were released by the U.S. from the Guantanamo prison in November, 2007.”
Well isn’t that special…
Remember the cries from the left? Remember the complaints that these people were falsely imprisoned? Well, f*** you lefty, you were wrong then, and only by the grace of God can you not have blood on your hands for pressuring the Bush administration for releasing bastards like these guys.
Allahpundit puts this story into a sad but realistic perspective:
“Allahu Akbar” to “Crayola Akbar.” On the bright side, at least The One has learned from Bush’s terrible folly here, right? Wrong. Bob Gates has been pushing since May to transfer 97 Yemeni detainees to the Saudi rehab program; as of 10 days ago the plan was to send six Yemenis back to Yemen itself with possibly scores more to follow. Any reason to worry about that? Yep: Yemen is notorious for jihadi jailbreaks, from mass escapes like the one in 2006 where 23 AQ operatives went loose to the U.S.S. Cole bomber who broke out of prison twice until finally — I kid you not — Yemen simply let him go after he gave them his solemn word that he’d cool it with the jihadism.
Anyone else having trouble sleeping at night? I’m sure well thought out Homeland Security policies such as not allowing passengers to anything on their lap during the last hour of a flight, or not providing blankets will keep us save. I have complete confidence on Janet Napolitano. ::snort:: I wonder how long until the ACLU or Al Sharpton get involved in this story. After all, the failed terrorist is black. Never mind that he’s the son of an incredibly wealthy bank executive and lived in a $3million home while in England. You see, Barack Obama has been wrongfully trying to tie his Alinskyan “haves versus have-nots” concept to the poor struggling terrorists. Michelle Malkin wrote:
Barack Obama clings, like so many willfully blind, to the myth of the poor, oppressed jihadist in the face of years and years of contrary evidence. The “essence” of the 9/11 “tragedy,” he wrote days after that attack, “grows out of a climate of poverty and ignorance, helplessness and despair.”
I hope more Americans wake up in 2010 so that we can vote out a large number of the out-of-touch insensitive politicians that continue to ignore the people that elect them and pay their salaries.
Paulie @ December 28, 2009
Podcast: 12/17/09
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Topics: Chris Matthews tribute, Healthcare Talk, Founding Fathers Motivation
Paulie @ December 22, 2009
Podcast: 12/10/90
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Topics: Global Warming talk and an introduction to the Cloward Pivin Strategy.
Paulie @ December 22, 2009
Watch This Video!
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Let’s get the revolution started!
Paulie @ December 16, 2009
Gutierrez to Introduce Amnesty Bill Tuesday
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The president’s own multi-front war on America is keeping political watchdogs busy enough, but we need to stay alert and deal with every attack the left throws out there.
As posted at the Federation for American Immigration Reform, open borders advocate Congressman Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) will introduce a bill in the U.S. House of Representatives that, if passed, would grant amnesty to millions of illegal aliens in the United States. According to La Raza and Gutierrez’ own web site the bill will be introduced on Tuesday.
Legalizing millions of illegal immigrants will not help the more than 15 million American citizens that are currently unemployed. Contact your representative and tell them that you opposed any form of amnesty, especially when so many Americans are already out of work.
Paulie @ December 14, 2009
A JibJab Christmas Card
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Paulie @ December 9, 2009
Podcast – 11/26/09: Fallujah, Rainbows and a Third Party?
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Fallujah Fat Lip, Take The Rainbow Back, Third Party Sillyness and Tuition Talk.
Paulie @ November 27, 2009
We don’t need no steenkin’ experience…
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This graphic has been making the rounds this week, I switched the axis so I could read the names more easily. What does it display? The length of the line is the percentage of presidential cabinet appointees that had private sector experience prior to their appointment. Look at the bottom: Less than 10% of Obama’s appointees have any.
The point? Barack Obama, one of the most inexperienced men to be elected president, on of the most liberal men to be elected president, has little to no regard for corporate or private sector experience. Less than TEN PERCENT of his cabinet appointees have actual, real-world experience. Why does this matter? Because the world is a complex place and having ANY sort of experience running businesses, managing people, and dealing with the government as a non-governmental entity means something.
Instead of experience at the top of our government we have radical statists running the show. These are people completely out of touch with what you or I deal with on a daily basis. They have led sheltered, secluded lives and are completely out of touch with reality. But… nobody seems to care. We scream, yell and vigorously debate our passion for our favorite sports teams; we are willing to stand in ridiculous lines to save money on crap we don’t really need; and we get all wound up about reality television.
How great could America be if more of its citizens exerted a fraction of the aforementioned attention toward things that actually matter? We may never know.
Paulie @ November 27, 2009
Colts 19-0? Please God, no.
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As a Patriots fan I am having a recurring nightmare. I look at the schedule for the rest of the season and see that the Colts remaining opponents have a combined record as of this week of 29-32.
- Houston (5-5)
- Tenn (4-6)
- Denver (7-4)
- Jacksonville (6-4)
- Jets (4-6)
- Bills (3-7)
How pitiful would it be, how gut wrenching would it be, if the Colts somehow go undefeated for the rest of the season and then power through the playoffs thanks to having one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time leading the way? It is quite possible. We have to count on Denver and Jacksonville — the only winning teams left in the Colts’ schedule — to get the job done. The Denver game is in Indianapolis, I think the Colts win that one. Will Jacksonville have what it takes?
IF they go undefeated and reach 19-0, will Bill Belichik’ now infamous 4th and 2 call elevate him to Bill Buckner status in New England? Or will those three championship trophies save his hide?
I hope we never find out.
Paulie @ November 27, 2009
