Friday, January 04, 2008
Friday, September 14, 2007
Back from the Dead
Just to bring you this. Luckily, I haven't given any money to Republicans since the 2004 election, however, I do like this one possible strategy by a commentor over at Hot Air:
Iam tempted to call up and offer to make a donation just so that minutes
later I can call and withdraw my donation.
m0nkeyb0y on June 26,
2007 at 7:23 PM
Thursday, September 13, 2007
ON TOP 'TIL HE'S CAUGHT/KILLED (UPDATED: POSSIBLE SIGHTING IN TEXAS)
Meant to put this scum's face up yesterday, but didn't get around to it. I was reminded today by Ace's post and pledge. This place is not safe for you, Adnan.
WANTED: MOSTLY DEAD, BUT ALIVE WILL DO
UPDATE!!! UPDATE!!! UPDATE!!! 9/15: Ace has the scoop.
DO YOU YOU HAVE THIS GUY'S PHOTO UP ON YOUR BLOG? WHY NOT? DO IT NOW!!!!
MORE!!!: Rusty received an email from the same commentor over at Ace's place.
UPDATE 10/17: Here.
UPDATE 10/18: Homeland Security has issued a friendly warning to 7 NFL Stadiums regarding a dirty bomb threat for this Sunday's games that was posted online. DHS is calling it "not credible. I hope they're right because 1) dirty bombs suck monkey balls and 2) I'd have more confidence in DHS and their intel gathering. If they are wrong....
The message was originally posted on thefriendsociety.com forums (not sure what that is). I'm getting a 404 message. UPDATE: Rusty's got extensive coverage.
Chad has a good point about the playing schedules and how it discredits the threat. I feel much better, now.
WANTED: MOSTLY DEAD, BUT ALIVE WILL DO
UPDATE!!! UPDATE!!! UPDATE!!! 9/15: Ace has the scoop.
DO YOU YOU HAVE THIS GUY'S PHOTO UP ON YOUR BLOG? WHY NOT? DO IT NOW!!!!
MORE!!!: Rusty received an email from the same commentor over at Ace's place.
UPDATE 10/17: Here.
UPDATE 10/18: Homeland Security has issued a friendly warning to 7 NFL Stadiums regarding a dirty bomb threat for this Sunday's games that was posted online. DHS is calling it "not credible. I hope they're right because 1) dirty bombs suck monkey balls and 2) I'd have more confidence in DHS and their intel gathering. If they are wrong....
The message was originally posted on thefriendsociety.com forums (not sure what that is). I'm getting a 404 message. UPDATE: Rusty's got extensive coverage.
Chad has a good point about the playing schedules and how it discredits the threat. I feel much better, now.
Saturday, November 11, 2006
Saturday, November 04, 2006
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Monday, October 09, 2006
Patriotic Eskimos go out on a limb
It's the principle, stupid!
This is what you call sacrafice. More than rationing during WWII? Could be, since this would be free to the villages.
I don't have the blog power that some of you biggies have, but it might be a good time to set-up a fund for these villages to show them we appreciate their loyalty and pricpled stand against tyranny & cheap parlor tricks.
Here is the APIAI's official statement.
UPDATE!!! UPDATE!!! UPDATE!!!: The APIAI has already set-up a donation fund. I think this is definitely one to keep on your list. They've earned it.
UPDATE 10/11: We received word that the APIA will have a Paypal account setup within a few days. Check the donation fund page for the link.
I have a pretty strong connection to Alaskan Eskimo villages (not these specific villages), and these aren't just any ol' Eskimo villages. Mapqest them and you'll see where they are situated. Yeah, waaaaay out there.And yet a few villages are refusing free heating oil from Venezuela, on the patriotic principle that no foreigner has the right to call their president "the devil."
....Dimitri Philemonof, president and chief executive of the association, said accepting the aid would be "compromising ourselves." "I think we have some duty to our country, and I think it's loyalty," he said.
This is what you call sacrafice. More than rationing during WWII? Could be, since this would be free to the villages.
I don't have the blog power that some of you biggies have, but it might be a good time to set-up a fund for these villages to show them we appreciate their loyalty and pricpled stand against tyranny & cheap parlor tricks.
Here is the APIAI's official statement.
However, after continued anti-American remarks including the scathing comments made at the United Nations by Venezulan President Chavez toward the United States and President Bush, it is essential we reconsider our position. During a meeting with APIA Board Members, APIA’s President/CEO, and Tribal residents from the affected communities on Wednesday September 27, it became clear that we must decline the offer. The Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association and the Tribal communities of St. George, St. Paul, Nelson Lagoon, and Atka made the decision not to accept this donation to patriotically support the United States Government and President Bush.Brings tears to my eyes.
Even though this fuel prospectively provides a basic essential need for our people, the leaders feel compelled to make this sacrifice. One of our Tribal Council Presidents said it very well, “The fuel barge has not yet arrived, and we are now having to ration what fuel we have left. The price is almost $5 per gallon. But we just cannot in good conscience accept fuel from someone who has so denigrated our country and our President”. Despite the critical need for fuel in our region, the Unangan (Aleut) people are Americans first, and we cannot support the political agenda attached to this donation.
UPDATE!!! UPDATE!!! UPDATE!!!: The APIAI has already set-up a donation fund. I think this is definitely one to keep on your list. They've earned it.
UPDATE 10/11: We received word that the APIA will have a Paypal account setup within a few days. Check the donation fund page for the link.