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More from Grouchy Old Pat Buchanan

August 23rd, 2004 at 12:45 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

Drudge has a unveiled a sneak preview of Pat Buchanan’s new book – Where the Right Went Wrong.

Some snippets:

On Conservatives and Conservatism:
“There is no conservative party left in Washington. Conservative thinkers and writers who were to be the watchdogs of orthodoxy have been as vigilant in policing party deviations from principle as was Cardinal Law in collaring the predator-priests of the Boston archdiocese.”(Page 9)

I’ve been barking up this tree since 2001. As I’ve said before, I’m a Bush supporter and I’ll be backing him this November, but you’re fooling yourself (or simply not paying attention) if you refer to him as “conservative.”

On China-U.S. Collision:
“In Asia, China is the rising power, America the receding one.”(127)
“As China is the one nation with the size, population, ideology and power to contest the United States for hegemony in Asia, is war inevitable? “Answer: No more inevitable than was war between Germany and Great Britain in 1914.”(144)

On Bush “Free Trade” Policies:
“It is false to say President Bush presided over a ‘jobless recovery.’ His trade deficits have created many millions of jobs in China.”(167)
“Free trade is the serial killer of American manufacturing and the Trojan Horse of World Government. It is the primrose path to the loss of economic independence and national sovereignty. Free trade is a bright shining lie.” (171)
Globalization “is the economic treason that dare not speak it name.”(173)
“The Republican Party has signed off on economic treason.”(8)

On Bush-Republican Fiscal Policy:
“Bush has compiled a fiscal record of startling recklessness.”(175)
“There is no conservative party in Washington. There is a Democratic Party of tax-and-spend and a Republican Party of guns and butter and tax cuts, too. Washington is all accelerator, the brakes are gone.”(177)

As usual, Pat spouts off a good deal of stuff I don’t agree with – for example, he always tends to lean towards supporting the Palestinians, no matter what they do. Israel can do no right, and the Palestinians no wrong in his eyes. Does that mean he’s an anti-semite? I don’t know – but he’s always coming down on the side of Al-Jizzeira (sic) when the issue is what to do about Islamofascism. Pat is also an isolationist to a fault. I am all for national soverignity, but Pat would have us withdraw completely from the rest of the world, even when it comes to defending our interests and safety.

Where Pat is right, however, is his analysis of conservatism and the implosion of the Republican party. There is no party – short of the Libertarians, who are too damned stoned to get anything done – that practices fiscal restraint and smaller government.

I’ll have to pick this one up and read it, much as I did Death of the West. It’s always an education with Pat – even when he goes off the rails.

Sunday Night Roundup

August 22nd, 2004 at 8:57 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

Well, as I spent the weekend on the road, I was out of the loop most of the time. However, there’s plenty to bitch about, so let’s get started.

Wag the Boob. Janet Jackson is so delusional – much like her plastic-man brother – that she thinks her bare breast was used as a distraction so that we could attack Iraq. Now there’s someone who has bought into her own hype.

Why aren’t the Olympics over yet? President Junior is going to the Olympics. Iraqi soccer team victorious? Still don’t care. U.S. Basketball loses again? Funny, but not still interesting enough to tune in. Wake me when the games are over.

The French still suck. The french have burned down a Jewish Community Center. I think about the french every now and then – like when I take a huge dump. What a bunch of socialist, anti-semitic, lazy, smelly bastards. It seems like they’re all a bunch of pacifists until someone puts down their wine long enough to say “let’s go beat some Jews!” Only then do they spring into action – the rest of the time they’re washing and ironing their white flags for the next surrender.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrgggh! One of my favorite paintings was stolen from an Oslo (Norway) museum. At least there is some humor in this story:

The two or three thieves, wearing black masks, threatened an employee of the Munch Museum with a handgun before grabbing the paintings, easily snapping the wires that attached them to the wall, witnesses and the police told The Associated Press and local media.

As everyone in Europe is disarmed, anyone showing up with a handgun can generally have anything they want on that continent.

Many museum visitors panicked and thought they were being attacked by terrorists.

“He was wearing a black face mask and something that looked like a gun to force a female security guard down on the floor,” one witness, Marketa Cajova, told the NTB news agency.

In Europe, they’re so frightened of guns, that they can’t even be sure about identifying them. It was “something that looked like a gun,” that fired something that looked like a bullet. Idiots.

Ed Koch is voting for President Junior. It’s another dim-o-crack who knows that Kerry would lay down and take it from the terrorists, rather than go after them, as Bush has done. Hopefully most of the dimwitted “independents” will fall this way as well come November.

Well, there’s plenty more, but the rest will have to wait until tomorrow. Gotta go unpack and what-not. Only a short week until the college football season begins. I may weep with joy.

More Leftist Hypocrisy

August 21st, 2004 at 1:18 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

The lovely Mrs. Holmes was asking me recently, “have you heard Kerry rebut any of the content of the Swifties’ book?”

The answer is no. And as I predicted to her a while back, the dim-o-cracks will not be able to fight the content of the swift vets’ book, because when it comes to fighting facts with facts, the dim-o-cracks lose every time.

Now, in true Gorean fashion, Lurch is filing a complaint with the Federal Election Commission to try to stop the swifties’ ad campaign.

Soros, Chris Matthews and the rest of the leftist bastards have gotten into the mix – requesting that bookstores remove the Swifties’ books from the shelves. They’ve requested that the publisher withdraw the books. Still, no actual rebuttal of the facts brought out in the book itself.

You haven’t heard the Bush camp demand that Fahrenheit 9/11 be removed from movie theaters. You haven’t heard them demand that the 4,500 books that have come out this year lying about Bush, Cheney, Halliburton, Rumsfeld, etc, be taken off the shelves. You haven’t heard the RNC demand that the New York Times be shut down – though that would be a blessing. You haven’t heard these things because true political censorship always comes from the left.

As is often the case, when liberals don’t like a dissenting opinion, they either shout down the other side, or run to the government using terms like “hate speech” and demanding censorship. This is just another example of the rampant liberal hypocrisy. They’re soaking in it.

The Vaginas are Back

August 19th, 2004 at 10:13 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

Now this sounds like an evening of pure entertainment: The election event of the season, “Vaginas Vote, Chicks Rock!”

On the evening of September 13th, actors, singers, dancers, thinkers and leaders will all come together at the historic Apollo Theater in Harlem for a night of entertainment and political empowerment.

Confirmed to date: Vanessa Carlton, Toni Childs, Rosario Dawson, Eve Ensler, Jane Fonda, Rha Goddess & WE GOT ISSUES, Jehmu Greene, Isabella Rossellini, Susan Sarandon (pending availability), Rep. Jan Schakowsky, Gloria Steinem, Julia Stiles, Marie Wilson, and many more. WE GOT ISSUES has been commissioned by V-Day for the event and will feature young women speaking out through a performance-based dialogue on feminine power, politics, and civic transformation. The Executive Producers are V-Day Founder/Playwright Eve Ensler and V-Counsel Member/Actor Jane Fonda.

“Vaginas Vote, Chicks Rock” takes place less than 2 months before the presidential election and organizers are using the power of arts and activism to motivate and inspire all women-especially young women-to raise their voices and get out the vote to end violence against women and girls.

Unmarried women are the LARGEST group of people not participating in our democracy. Sixteen million unmarried women are unregistered; more than 22 million didn’t vote in 2000.

“There are thousands of V-Day activists standing up to end violence against women. The time has come to take that vagina power to the polls,” said Eve Ensler, founder of V-Day and playwright of The Vagina Monologues and The Good Body. “Join us on the 13th for an evening of inspiration, imagination and amazing performances. Value your vagina — Vote!”

I was so worried that vaginas in this country were going unheard from. I’m glad they’ve finally found their voice. As everybody knows, that the only people who commit violence against women are white males who vote Republican. They may not do it with their fists, but they do it with their repressiveness and through domination of the remote control.

Like so many other “get out the vote” groups, these twits claim to be “non-partisan”. In reality, their only mission is to drum up more votes for their anti-war war hero, Lurch.

Next time someone comes knocking at your door trying to “get out the vote”, greet them with a grenade launcher.

When Will This Madman be Stopped!?

August 19th, 2004 at 12:59 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

Al Gore gets speeding ticket in Oregon.

When will this criminally insane lawbreaker finally be put behind bars for good???

First, he took illegal campaign cash from Buddhist monks. Then he attempted to steal the 2000 Presidential election and re-write election law through his excessive lawsuit-filing. Now he’s endangered Oregonians with his homicidally reckless driving.

You may think that driving 75 in a 55 is “no big deal”, but he could have easily crashed his fossil-fuel burning rental car into oncoming traffic. He could have run over a moose or some other innocent wildlife – perhaps an endangered grouse or river otter. Or – worst case scenario – he could have veered off the roadway and damaged a tree – perhaps a tree that in which Julia Butterfly Hill once sat and worshipped Gaia.

These possibilities are all too horrific to even consider – so, I beg you, Oregon State Police – lock this madman up before he commits another crime!

Good News from Ramallah

August 18th, 2004 at 11:02 am by Preston Taylor Holmes

(Via LGF)

Terrorist killed while preparing bomb…

The story notes that the terrorist (Reuters translation: Freedom-fighter) critically injured his parents while trying to manufacture his device. I suppose this was a case of reaping what they’ve sewn.

It’s too bad this type of “accident” doesn’t happen more often to Palestinian bomb laborers. I’m sure the bomb-makers’ union will have something to say about these unsafe working conditions.

More Government Run Amok

August 18th, 2004 at 9:02 am by Preston Taylor Holmes

I guess I’ve been out of the loop – just discovered this item courtesy of Neal Boortz.

Caught on tape: Cops use taser on man trying to get home.

Understandably, there are a lot of pissed off people in the wake of Hurricane Charley and the local authorities aren’t helping the situation with horseshit like this. Per Boortz:

By now you’ve already seen the video. It’s been on most of the cable news channels, including Fox News and CNN. It’s a videotape of Ft. Meyers police stunning a citizen with an electric shock because he tried to drive by them to get to his home …. HIS HOME … four days after the passage of Hurricane Charley. This man was shot with a stun gun, dragged out his car in front of his children, thrown on the ground, handcuffed and taken to jail … because he wanted to go home.

Even before this hurricane hit I was telling you that people would refuse to abide by evacuation orders, not because they wanted to defy death by facing down a hurricane, but because they didn’t want to be prevented from returning to their homes after the hurricane passed. Now the Ft. Meyers police have brilliantly demonstrated just what I was talking about.

For most of us our homes are the biggest investment we will ever make. Most of us have the bulk of our net worth tied up in our homes. When we protect and defend our homes we are protecting a good portion of our life’s work and the very basis of our financial security. These police in Ft. Meyers got between a man and his home … and that’s never a real good place to make a stand.

Yes, I understand that there are safety concerns. Fine. Tell the people that returning to their home might be dangerous, and then let them make an informed decision as to whether or not they wish to undertake that risk. Our laws will permit us to jump out of perfectly good airplanes, ride boats through the Grand Canyon and have unprotected sex with strangers, but we can’t go back to our homes after a hurricane?

The question remains, how much do we really need government protecting us from ourselves? We’ve got too much of that going on as it is, and we certainly don’t need overzealous Barney Fife-types tasering homeowners in front of their kids. This is one of those rare situations where I would be happy to see a lawsuit emerge against these pricks. Hurricane or no hurricane, this is crap.

Kobe Bryant’s Slam Dunk

August 17th, 2004 at 10:30 am by Preston Taylor Holmes

I’ve been trying to avoid writing about the Kobe Bryant rape case, but since it’s about to crumble, I might as well weigh in. I know my throngs of readers are just dying to know my thoughts on the case. In cases like this, I tend to side with the woman filing the charges – and even moreso when the accused is a star athlete at any level. My reaction to this case has been different from the start, however.

Sports stars play by different rules as soon as they are cherry-picked for greatness in high-school — or even middle-school, for that matter. More often than not, they are passed through academic courses so that they may be kept on the playing field. They are treated with kid gloves at every turn, and their transgressions are often swept under the rug – unless their crimes are so egregious that they can’t be hidden and potential jail time comes into play.

With this in mind, the Bryant case, superficially at least, seems like a slam-dunk for the prosecution.

However, for some reason, this case jumped out at me as a money-grab from the very beginning. An opportunistic (and hot) young blonde predator – yes, I said predator – saw a chance for some quick cash and a romp in the sack with a superstar and went for it. Neither party denies that they got it on, but the question is – was it consentual – and as more of the young lady’s sexual history has come out, it looks more and more like it probably was.

Therefore, as more news comes out about the case falling apart, my money is riding on the case being tossed out. Once that happens, it will be interesting to see how much money she can make via the civil courts.

If it turns out that some unexpected evidence turns up and Kobe is proven guilty in criminal court, someone remind me to eat crow.

John Kerry: Common Man of the People

August 17th, 2004 at 10:06 am by Preston Taylor Holmes

Kerry flies his Washington D.C. hairdresser to Portland, Oregon for a touch-up.

Another shining example of how the Dim-O-Crack party’s billionaire nominee relates to his blue-collar constituency.

Blogging for Bush?

August 17th, 2004 at 9:40 am by Preston Taylor Holmes

Johnny Walker Red over at Right on Red has an excellent testimonial on why he’s voting for President Junior in November.

As I’ve previously posted, I too will be punching Junior’s chad in November – and for one reason: he has already proven that, under fire and against world opinion, he is best able to lead us in the war on terror, which is the only issue that matters this year.

As Johnny pointed out to me a while back, President Junior’s excessive domestic spending won’t be an issue when we’re all dead. More from Johnny’s post:

I’m voting for President Bush because his number one priority above all others is the defense of the American people, and our way of life, from all threats, both at home and abroad. The primary responsibility of the federal government is to provide for the common defense, and George W. Bush takes this responsibility as seriously as any chief executive ever has.

President Bush has my vote because he had the strength of conviction to do what he believed necessary to defend the American people, even when much of world opinion was against it. The President has shown that his only obligation is to his countrymen. He has proven that he would risk his political career and his historical legacy to protect his fellow Americans.

I’m voting for President Bush because I believe he is an honest man who knows the difference between right and wrong. He is a leader, able to make the difficult choices that come with the office. When the intelligence community told him of the danger of WMDs, he erred on the side of security rather than insecurity. He understands that it is better to risk a foreign policy mistake than to risk another September 11th.

Well put. Go read the whole post.

9/11 Tribute?

August 16th, 2004 at 10:09 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

Quite honestly, I don’t know what this is, but I just found it going through some old digital pix and thought it needed to be posted.

This was a license plate on the front of someone’s car. I suppose that was their own “personal” style of tribute, but what a freakin’ odd way to commemorate 9/11. By the way, this is NOT one of the 9/11 images I recommend you send to a liberal friend.

Back to your regularly scheduled issue-oriented blogbrowsing.

Last Olympics-Related Post for a While, I Promise

August 16th, 2004 at 7:17 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

Rob, at Say Anything, has discovered and shared the Athens Olympics official (hilarious) linking policy.

Some details:

a) Use the term ATHENS 2004 only, and no other term as the text referent

b) Not associate the link with any image, esp. the ATHENS 2004 Emblem (see paragraph below)

c) Send a request letter to the Internet Department stating:
Short description of site
Reason for linking
Unique URL containing the link (if no unique URL than just the main URL)
Publishing period
Contact point (e-mail address)

Once the request has been mailed, interested parties can proceed to include the link and will only receive a response if ATHENS 2004 does not accept the link. All requests should be sent to…

So, in the spirit of Rob’s “disorganized boobs” link, here are some others…


International Summer Shitbox 2004

The “Who Cares?” Games!

Go! Ghana! Go!

The World’s Best Goatherders in Action!

Come to Athens! Everyone smells like shit!

omes after me. Given their attendance so far, they may come after me to offer me free tickets!

Granny D All Up In The Hizzy!

August 16th, 2004 at 12:23 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

94-year old grandmother running for New Hampshire senate seat – seeking to unseat liberal Republican Judd Gregg in this November’s election.

Well, I don’t know if Gregg is a liberal Republican or not, but most of those Northeastern Republican-types are usually leftists in sheeps’ clothing. (See Jim Jeffords, for example)

Doris Haddock, or “Granny D” – a moniker she has adopted to keep her from getting mugged or killed in the types of neighborhoods she’ll have to campaign in as a Dim-O-Crat – has come out swinging, making sure everyone knows that she is “not a nice old lady.”

Haddock vehemently opposes the war in Iraq, and calls Gregg “an enabler of George Bush’s neo-con scourge.” The daughter of a warehouse worker, she decries the flight of good jobs overseas that is making us “a nation of Wal-Mart greeters.”

“I am the angry grandmother come off my porch to ask young Judd what in the world he is thinking when he supports Bush’s military misadventures, supports the transfer of billions of our tax dollars to billionaires and supports the shipping of our jobs overseas,” Haddock said in announcing her candidacy this summer.

While no one is really quite sure what she’s talking about, this is certainly an entertaining election story at the very least. Even though I personally disagree with her positions and unintelligible rhetoric, I can’t help but pull for her just a little bit.

Granny D is no stranger to taking on challenges – she “once walked across the country despite emphysema brought on by a half-century of smoking.” If the Republicans in congress had half the spunk of Granny D, they might not be the limp-wristed whipping boys of the Dim-O-Crat minority.

Speaking of the GOP, in typical “please don’t hurt me, I’m just a wittle wepublican” fashion, Judd Gregg is refusing to fight back.

Gregg has not responded to Haddock’s attacks. “I’m going to run on my issues,” Gregg has said. “I don’t spend a lot of time trying to juxtapose myself with my other opponents.”

Translated: “I’m not going to make any comments because I am a weak Republican and I don’t want to add to the reality that there’s barely a lick of difference between myself and my opposition.”

Is it any wonder conservatives are jumping off the GOP ship with weakness like this?

Now I’m Really In Trouble

August 15th, 2004 at 10:16 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

Empty Olympic stadiums set off alarm bells.

Okay, now I’m going to really be in trouble with the Mrs. My second olympic post in the same day. But, fear not, for it is good news. Well, good news for those of us who can’t stand the games.

On Saturday, the first full day of competition, weightlifter Nurcan Taylan became the first Turkish woman to win an Olympic gold medal but her feat was achieved in a near empty stadium.

On Sunday, tennis superstars Venus Williams and Andy Roddick, used to playing to packed courts, began their Olympic quest to vacant stands.

Organising officals tried to play down the crisis, saying that they knew at the beginning of the Games some events would be badly attended because they were not popular sports in Greece.

“As we move on it will be much, much higher,” said spokesman Michalis Zacharatos. “We are very pleased with our ticket sales.”

But the International Olympic Committee knows its brand image is damaged by the sight of near empty stadiums.

It’s nice to know that so many other folks have a similar revulsion to this international vomit.

UPDATE: Gary, over at IHaveACrazyWife.Com, has more Olympic breaking news regarding a titanic struggle between the U.S. and Romanians in the rowing competition.

The NBA Sucks

August 15th, 2004 at 4:00 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

U.S. Olympic Basketball gets their asses kicked by lowly Puerto Rico.

Okay, Mrs. Holmes is going to shoe me in the nuts for this one, but I couldn’t resist. I was going to completely boycott the Olympics (much like the U.S. did the Moscow games in 1980), due to my intense dislike for the games, but this one had to be blogged.

The Puerto Ricans – known more for baseball than basketball for sure – beat the living hell out of America’s basketball prima donnas 92-73.

While this doesn’t knock the U.S. out of gold medal contention, it certainly is a kick in the teeth, and a well-deserved one at that. These NBA superstars have demonstrated how much the NBA game has turned into nothing more than a bunch of self-absorbed over-paid showboats who have no concept of team-oriented sports. The NBA has sucked hard since the early 90′s and this is just another example of its continuing downhill slide.

Now, if the NBA would just go on strike for the next year, I would be truly elated.

UPDATE: Drudge must have been reading my blog, as he was just going off on his weekly (thank goodness it’s only weekly) radio show about how the U.S. Olympic basketball team came out during the opening ceremonies with an attitude of “show me the gold… where do I go pick up my gold…” He did, however, point out that they weren’t talking about new gold for their teeth, but rather Olympic gold.

Hurricane Charley’s Aftermath

August 14th, 2004 at 4:26 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

It’s now being reported that Hurricane Charley has killed at least 15 people in Florida since yesterday afternoon and caused potentially billions in damage.

President Junior has weighed in, calling Florida a Federal Disaster Area. However, this was prior to the hurricane’s devastation. After the hurricane hit, President Junior called it a “Really Really Disasterous Disaster Area.”

Not to be outdone, Lurch and his Dingbat Wife have chimed in, extending their “heartfelt sympathies” to those impacted by the storm’s brutality.

Lurch also said the following:

“If I had been president during hurricane Charley, we would have been better prepared. The damage and loss of life wouldn’t have been nearly so great. I would have called in experts from the United Nations and European Union before the hurricane had even developed, and we would have had an effective course of action, not the standard neo-con reactionary Republican approach to hurricanes!”

Shortly after Lurch finished his statement, Theresa wrapped her head in aluminum foil and requested that the media help distract & divert the fleet of miniature alien spaceships that have been following her for the last three weeks.

Nanny State Redux?

August 13th, 2004 at 2:56 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

Discovered (via Right On Red & Say Anything) this story about a woman jailed for smoking in front of her kids.

I have mixed feelings about this story – it’s not as simple as mere nanny-state nitwittery. Some details:

A Virginia mother was sentenced Thursday to 10 days in jail for defying a court order not to smoke in front of her children.

The sentence is the latest development in a bitter and long-running custody battle between Silvius and her former husband, Steven Silvius, over the care of their children, ages 10 and 8. But the restriction on smoking has captured far greater attention.

“It is within the court’s powers to jail somebody for criminal contempt, but she’s not happy about getting 10 days,” said her attorney, Tucker Henley. “Virginia is such a big tobacco state, it’s kind of surprising. I’ve never heard of a case where you restrict behavior this way.”

Her ex-husband’s attorney, Mark Murphy of Fredericksburg, said the measure was necessary to protect the health of the children, who live with their father and often visit their mother on weekends. The Silviuses have joint custody.

The bottom line is that this restriction was part of an agreement for the mother to have visitation with the kids – therefore, if she violates that agreement, she should either have her visitation rights terminated or – in this case – do some jail time. It’s not as cut-and-dried as “woman jailed for smoking in front of her children.”

Another angle of this story that should be considered is the unlikely situation where the father got primary custody of the kids. Our court system is heavily biased towards awarding custody to the mother in situations like these. Without knowing much about the situation, you’d have to figure the mom is a pretty serious scumbag to lose custody to the father.

As a parent, when I see people smoking in front of their kids – particularly in an enclosed car, I have an urge to pull them over and perform a Reginald Denny on them. However, at least for the time being, this is a free country and people are free to be assholes if they like. Some kids just lose out to the luck of the draw in a lot of these situations.

If I’m the father in this case, I try to get the sentence extended to more than 10 days.

A New Role Model for the Left

August 13th, 2004 at 8:45 am by Preston Taylor Holmes

New Jersey Governor Resigns, Admits Gay Affair.

Doesn’t that sounds like somebody talking about a cocktail party from the 1930′s? “It was a gay affair, I tell you! Glenn Miller’s Orchestra really had the joint jumpin’!”

In a stunning declaration, Gov. James E. McGreevey announced his resignation Thursday and acknowledged that he had an affair with another man. “My truth is that I am a gay American,” he said with his wife by his side at a nationally televised news conference.

Thank God he cleared that up – I was about to question his patriotism! Wait, there’s more!

“Shamefully, I engaged in adult consensual affairs with another man, which violates my bonds of matrimony,” the twice-married father of two said. “It was wrong, it was foolish, it was inexcusable.”

McGreevey, 47, refused to answer questions at the Statehouse news conference. He said “it makes little difference that as governor I am gay,” but added that staying in office and keeping the affair and his sexual orientation secret will leave the governor’s office “vulnerable to rumors, false allegations and threats of disclosure.”

How could he be any more vulnerable to rumors or allegations? Once he’s outed, shouldn’t he just go back to work? Don’t the children of New Jersey need a gay democratic Governor more than any other kind of Governor? And where did this all start for the Governor, you ask?

As a candidate and governor, the former altar boy proudly discussed his Catholic faith but publicly disagreed with church leaders over his support for abortion rights and same-sex partnerships. He pushed for the state’s domestic partnership law, which went into effect this year.

In an announcement that at times was deeply introspective, McGreevey referred to his lifelong struggles with his sexuality.

Now, I’m not trying to say anything about the Catholics, but…

It certainly sounds like the good Governor was taken in by a con man, granted, apparently a really hot con man, who portrayed himself as a security specialist. Maybe what he meant was that the Governor could feel “secure” in his loving arms.

Two sources close to McGreevey, both speaking on condition of anonymity, said the man involved in the affair was Golan Cipel, an Israeli poet who worked briefly for the governor as a homeland security adviser despite having no security experience.

One source, a senior McGreevey political adviser, said Cipel threatened McGreevey several weeks ago that unless he was paid “millions of dollars,” Cipel would file a lawsuit against the governor charging him with sexual harassment.

That source said a lawyer for Cipel “indicated that should the money be paid, Cipel would disappear until after the 2005 election.”

The second source, a high-ranking member of the McGreevey administration, said Cipel made several threats about a lawsuit and demanded “an exorbitant sum of money to make it go away.” Cabinet members and administration officials learned of that threat Wednesday night, the official said.

As the good Mrs. Holmes pointed out last night, while enraptured by the “I’m a Gay American” speech, at least all this pain and suffering heaped upon the good people of New Jersey was because it was a love affair. It’s better that it was for true love rather than some type of seedy carnal pleasure.

And where is the rainbow lobby on this?

Gay rights groups expressed support and compassion for McGreevey, but their reactions were tinged with sorrow because McGreevey announced his resignation just as he became the nation’s first openly gay governor.

“It is a very sad to thing to watch. It is kind of stunning, sad to me that in 2004 people are still having to struggle because of homophobia in society to come to terms with who they are,” said Kevin Cathcart, executive director of Lambda Legal.

Sadly, Lambda Lobby, you miss the point once again. This would be a character issue whether the love affair was with a man or a woman. I realize that’s hard for your ilk to wrap your minds around, but it’s about what extra-marital affairs say about a person’s character – not that they are *gasp* gay. But then again, one of your primary goals is to put the final nail in the coffin of traditional marriage, so this story only goes to bolster your position on how tyrannical the institution truly is. Good luck, Governor.

Swift Boat Blackout

August 12th, 2004 at 8:25 am by Preston Taylor Holmes

In this morning’s column, the lovely and talented Ann Coulter analyzes the Old Media’s blackout of the Swift Boat Vets’ story.

A nugget:

Kerry was in Vietnam for only four months, which, coincidentally, is less than the combined airtime he’s spent talking about it. It takes a special kind of person to get that many people to hate your guts in so little time. The last time this many people hated one person after only four months was when Margaret Cho had her own sitcom.

But our young Eddie Haskell managed to annoy other servicemen even before he came home and called them war criminals. About 60 eyewitnesses to Kerry’s service are cited in the book, describing Kerry fleeing comrades who were under attack, disregarding orders, putting others in danger, sucking up to his commanders, creating phony film footage of his exploits with a home-movie camera, and recommending himself for medals and Purple Hearts in vainglorious reports he wrote himself. (This was apparently before the concept of “fragging” put limits on such behavior.)

After three months of combat, Kerry had collected enough film footage for his political campaigns, so he went home. He even shot three different endings to the episode where he chases down a VC guy after test audiences thought Kerry shooting a wounded teenager in the back was too much of a “downer.” After filming his last staged exploit, Kerry reportedly told a buddy, “That’s a wrap. See you at the convention in about 35 years.”

Kerry is demanding to be made president on the basis of spending four months in Vietnam 35 years ago. And yet the men who know what he did during those four months don’t think he’s fit to be dogcatcher. That seems newsworthy to me, but I must be wrong since the media have engineered a total blackout of the Swift Boat Veterans.

With the media playing their usual role as Truth Commissar for the now-dead Soviet Union, the Swiftees are having to purchase ad time in order to be heard. No Tim Russert interviews, no “Today” show appearances, no New York Times editorials or Vanity Fair hagiographies for these heretics against the liberal religion. The only way Swift Boat Veterans for Truth could get less attention would be to go on “Air America” radio.

Oh, just go read it.

Leftists recoil at 9/11 images

August 11th, 2004 at 10:23 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

I was just revisiting this post at Something To Cry About – and it caused me to consider what it is that makes pants-shitting leftists have such visceral reactions to 9/11 images. As this is election season, and we’re approaching the three-year anniversary of the attacks, it’s a timely topic to ponder.

The primary reason that the left so reviles any mention or memory of the 9/11 attacks is because it exposes their belief system (if you can make the logical leap of suggesting that liberals have a belief system) as nothing more than a massive load of bunk.

Their pacifism is deadly – deadly to Americans who actually want to remain alive. Their belief that all people are inherently good and can be reasoned with was blown up on 9/11. Their multiculturalism and hyper-tolerance were proven to be our achilles heel on 9/11 – and we’re paying the price to this day. They can’t accept that true evil exists, because they’ve spent so much time using the term “evil” to describe Enron and Ronald Reagan.

In short, 9/11 images are to leftists as garlic is to Dracula, as kryptonite is to Superman, and as the vice squad is to Barney Frank’s gay basement prostitution ring.

In the weeks and months following 9/11, liberalism was thankfully dead. They were proven irrelevent. In fact, many liberals were horrified by the attacks – not because of the slaughter and the murderous insanity – but because of the very hatred they felt as a reaction to the events – hatred that they had no idea was inside them. Everyone – liberals included (except for the Ted Ralls, Michael Moores and Hillary Clintons, who believed that either we deserved it or it was a plot hatched by the Bush Administration) – responded with a justifiable blood lust for revenge. A good number of Americans – myself included – still feel this way about the Islamofascists.

Every time the liberals are confronted with 9/11 images, they start talking about how “tasteless” and “disrespectful” it is to even mention 9/11. This is how the Old Media has removed the images from television, print and the web. They are hoping that out of sight truly is out of mind – and, for a lot of brain-dead, reality-T.V.-watching Americans, this approach works like gangbusters.

Back to the aforementioned post at Something To Cry About.

This post very deftly lays out the Kerry Doctrine. When Lurch boldly “reported for duty” at the Dim-O-Crack convention a few weeks ago, he laid out his terrorism plan. Simply put, he will (1) get Europe to help us fight the Islamofascists, then (2) after waiting for another terrorist attack, he’ll really think about going after them. The post’s text is simple:

Help Is on the Way…

Fellow Americans, While you plunge to your death please remember that John Forbes Kerry will go after the terrorists…after you hit the ground.

And those terrorists will be tried in U.S. Courts (where O.J. Simpson received American Justice) as criminals with hundreds of attorneys from the Middle East, Germany and France defending them; and, since Kerry does not support the death penalty for terrorists, will spend the rest of their lives in jail contemplating their actions.

Remember, these are criminals and your death resulted from an act of murder, NOT war.

Rest assured, sir, as you fall to your death, that the Kerry Doctrine will do its best to avenge your death but will do nothing to prevent it.

R.I.P.

The post’s text is interspersed with images from the 9/11 attack on the WTC – it’s a very simple post that makes a brutally poignant point. So much so that some leftist commenters have proven my assertion that liberalism is a psychological disorder with drivel like this:

A tasteless use of images from a targic event. Saying Kerry would not have prevented this is also rather hypocritical considering that Bush didn’t prevent it either.
You’re one sick puppy to use tragedy for political gain.
Fabian

Man, you’re too fucking stupid to realize that the only people KERRY SUPPORTS THE DEATH PENALTY FOR ARE TERRORISTS!! Get a life, you right-wing war monger.
Kerry Supporter

Um, I’m pretty sure that death caused by war is still an act of murder. Also, as OJ Simpson was found Not Guilty, he did receive justice. He was innocent until proven guilty right? And then subsequentally not found guilty? Just making sure I have the Facts correct.
Yes No OK

Dude, not only is this a disgusting use of tragedy (which I imagine the Bush campaign will give serious thought to emulating), it’s utterly dishonest.
You refer to Middle Eastern, French and German lawyers as lining up to defend terrorists, but the link you provide mentions no Germans, one Frenchman and one American, the latter which you somehow neglect to mention. You missed the chance to tar an American leftist, you big dummy.
I do have to admit though that Aisha Gadhafi is hotter than hell, a place that I would imagine a post like this reserves you your own special ring in.
Bloggerhead

You right-wing war mongers deserve to be killed in another attack. And I don’t regret saying that.
Liberal

This is why we need to see as many 9/11 images as possible over this election season and beyond. We are currently in the midst of World War III and it’s not a traditional war in the sense of WWI & WWII. This is a completely different type of war – one in which our enemies target our civilians instead of our military, and one in which we must urgently kill the Islamofascists before they figure out a way to kill us. This doesn’t mean that we follow Lurch’s doctrine and sit back, hold hands and sing Puff the Magic Dragon and wait for the next attack. We do what President Bush has already started – go after them until they are taking a dirt nap or no longer able to fight back.

Let’s make today “Send a 9/11 image to your liberal friends” day. They’ll hate you for it, but there’s still a slim chance that you’ll wake them back up from their delusional CNN-state-of-mind.

60 Minutes’ Mike Wallace Arrested

August 11th, 2004 at 8:52 am by Preston Taylor Holmes

Mike Wallace was arrested Tuesday for “disorderly conduct” when his limo driver double parked — then a ruckus ensued as the dreaded Taxi & Limousine Commission took swift action, arresting the 86-year-old lawbreaker.

What Wallace should have been arrested and jailed for are his many years of crimes against journalism.

Opportunity to pummel French anti-semites sadly missed

August 10th, 2004 at 10:25 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

Discovered (via LGF) this story of some Jewish students attacked at – of all places – Auschwitz, Poland.

Here’s the story from the Jerusalem Post – Jewish Students Attacked at Auschwitz.

While on a tour of the museum at the Auschwitz death camp in Poland on Sunday, a group of around 50 Jewish university students from Israel, the U.S. and Poland were verbally attacked by a three-member gang of French male tourists.

Evidently incited by the presence of an Israeli flag wrapped around the shoulders of Tamar Schuri, an Israeli student from Ben Gurion University, the first assailant ran at the group while its members were being guided through a model gas chamber and crematoria and began swearing and hurling anti-Semitic and anti-Israeli insults.

“He told us to go back to Israel and said that we were stupid and should be ashamed to walk around with an Israeli flag,” testifies Maya Ober, a 21-year-old Polish student at the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan and member of the Polish Union of Jewish Students (PUSZ), which organized the 16-day summer learning program along with the World Union of Jewish Students (WUJS).

After the initial altercation, a second assailant grabbed Ober by the arm. “One of the guys held me by the arm and wouldn’t let go,” says Ober, who lost several members of her family at Auschwitz. “I was afraid. I couldn’t move and I didn’t know what he was going to do.

“I was shocked. Although I have met anti-Semitism many times, I never expected to meet it at Auschwitz, where so many of my relatives were killed,” she says she spoke to the assailants in French and that in addition to being “brutish and vulgar,” their sentiments “made absolutely no sense.”

This demonstrates just how depraved French anti-semitic culture has become. It was also an opportunity lost – with 3 French idiots vs. 50 students, this was no contest. The Frenchies should have been given the kind of collective beating that would have hospitalized them for weeks, but instead they were given a pass by the pacifist students and Polish authorities.

Feds Suddenly Decide to Enforce the Law

August 10th, 2004 at 9:47 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

U.S. to give Border Patrol new powers to deport illegal aliens.

In a shocking move, the federal government has decided to actually allow agents to kick illegals out on their ass, instead of giving them a year to team up with the ACLU and demand Social Security and prescription drugs.

The move, which will take effect this month, represents a broad expansion of the authority of the thousands of law enforcement agents who currently patrol the nation’s borders. Until now, border patrol agents typically delivered undocumented immigrants to the custody of the immigration courts, where judges determined whether they should be deported or remain in the United States.

Homeland Security officials described the immigration courts — which hear pleas for asylum and other appeals to remain in the country — as sluggish and cumbersome, saying illegal immigrants often wait more than a year before being deported, straining the capacity of detention centers and draining critical resources. Under the new system, immigrants will typically be deported within eight days of their apprehension, officials said.

Despite the fact that these illegals already know how to game the system (thanks to the ACLU’s helpful U.S. court tutorials) before they ever cross the border, this might actually mean that we might be able to kick at least a few of them out once we catch them. There is a dark side, however:

The border agents will focus on deporting third-country nationals, rather than Mexicans or Canadians, and they are expected to begin exercising their new powers on Aug. 24 in Tucson and Laredo, Tex.

Why the hell are we going to be cherry-picking illegals? Is it because Mexican President Vicente Fox and our own President Junior are still in the throes of a passionate love affair? Is it because third-country nationals are slower, and therefore easier to catch in a foot-race? Is it because third-country nationals are seen as “cooler” and more “hip” than their Mexican and Canadian counterparts?

“There is a concern that as we tighten the security of our ports of entry through our biometric checks that there will be more opportunity or more effort made by terrorists to enter our country through our vast land borders,” Asa Hutchinson, the undersecretary for border security at the Department of Homeland Security, said at a news conference.

“We recognize that we have to secure those and that’s the president’s first principle of immigration reform,” Mr. Hutchinson said. “America must secure its borders and this is a part of that effort.”

The decision was hailed by officials who have long complained that the nation’s porous borders represent a serious threat to national security. But it prompted a flurry of criticism from advocates for immigrants who warned that the new system lacked adequate safeguards to ensure that people fleeing persecution, American citizens lacking paperwork or other travelers with legitimate grounds would not be improperly deported.

Mr. Hutchinson said that border agents would be trained on asylum law and that immigrants who demonstrated a credible fear of persecution would be sent to see immigrant judges, not returned to hostile governments. “That right,” he said of the right to apply for asylum, “is very important.”

You would think that the left would love this idea. They were so threatened by 10-year old Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez, that they rallied the entire B.A.T.F. to go and round him up for deportation. Or perhaps Janet Reno was just hoping to be able to bulldoze and burn down another building where she knew children might be getting homeschooled.

U.S. allows in Eurotrash Inspectors

August 10th, 2004 at 8:50 am by Preston Taylor Holmes

A little late, but had to chime in on this one. When this story was floated around a month ago, I thought it was a joke. But, once again, I’ve been reminded not to take anything for granted, no matter how absurd – and this is as absurd as it gets.

International team to monitor presidential election.

The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe was invited to monitor the election by the State Department. The observers will come from the OSCE’s Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights.

It will be the first time such a team has been present for a U.S. presidential election.

“The U.S. is obliged to invite us, as all OSCE countries should,” spokeswoman Urdur Gunnarsdottir said. “It’s not legally binding, but it’s a political commitment. They signed a document 10 years ago to ask OSCE to observe elections.”

Thirteen Democratic members of the House of Representatives, raising the specter of possible civil rights violations that they said took place in Florida and elsewhere in the 2000 election, wrote to U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan in July, asking him to send observers.

After Annan rejected their request, saying the administration must make the application, the Democrats asked Secretary of State Colin Powell to do so.

The issue was hotly debated in the House, and Republicans got an amendment to a foreign aid bill that barred federal funds from being used for the United Nations to monitor U.S. elections, The Associated Press reported.

In a letter dated July 30 and released last week, Assistant Secretary of State Paul Kelly told the Democrats about the invitation to OSCE, without mentioning the U.N. issue.

“I am pleased that Secretary Powell is as committed as I am to a fair and democratic process,” said Democratic Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson of Texas, who spearheaded the effort to get U.N. observers.

“The presence of monitors will assure Americans that America cares about their votes and it cares about its standing in the world,” she said in a news release.

Democratic Rep. Barbara Lee of California agreed.

“This represents a step in the right direction toward ensuring that this year’s elections are fair and transparent,” she said.

“I am pleased that the State Department responded by acting on this need for international monitors. We sincerely hope that the presence of the monitors will make certain that every person’s voice is heard, every person’s vote is counted.”

These delusional retards are still so bent out of shape over 2000 that they’ve succeeded in giving away our electoral sovereignty to euro-socialist bastards. It’s not so much that anything these dimwits say will have any bearing on the outcome of the election – it’s more the attention that they’ll get from the mainstream press when there is a close race in a state or locality. We’ll be hearing so much from the Old Media about what “international inspectors” are saying about this or that. It will be just one more thing to make my head explode in November.

We have two people to thank for this affront to our electoral process. The first is Al Gore – the maniacal lunatic who started us down the road of “if you don’t win, sue!” He was so predestined (by the liberals’ political God – whoever that might be – in Al’s case probably a tree), that he couldn’t accept that he had been defeated. Four years later, the party of trial lawyers will have a whole new branch of euro-crybabies to set up lawsuits wherever they don’t like the results of a particular race.

The second person to blame for this slap-in-the-face is Colin Powell. It’s really no surprise coming from the biggest lefty in the administration – second only to President Junior himself. It’s probably a good thing that Colin won’t be at the GOP convention – I took enough of a tongue lashing from him in 2000 for being a white male conservative.

Communists For Kerry

August 9th, 2004 at 9:47 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

Stumbled across Communists For Kerry when I should have been working today. It’s very much in the same spirit as the Politburo Diktat, but with its own unique personality. You should frequent both sites, really.

You know, I think my uncle is a member of Communists for Kerry. No, he’s just a communist.

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