Tuesday - September 18, 2007
Teachers and Guns
Rob over at Say Anything has an interesting question posted:
That’s the rather interesting question from The Christian Science Monitor which has an article up about a teacher in Medford, Oregon, who wants to bring her Glock 9mm to school with her and is filing a lawsuit so she can do just that.
This is an issue that usually comes up after school shootings (Virginia Tech, etc.), and I am generally in favor of teachers bringing guns to school. That being said, I’ve got something of a nuanced position on this one in that I don’t think people have a right to bring their guns to work.
I think that teachers do have a right to bring their guns to school. It is not a matter of private property right, as Rob asserts, because the school is a government facility. As such, we the people are the owners. I believe her right to self defense trumps the rights of the administration to keep things “neat and tidy”
What say you?
Posted by Drew458 on 09/18/2007 at 07:45 PM
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SELECTIVE MEMORY MUCH?
Bill Clinton: ‘I Do Not Agree with Our Policy in Iraq’
Former President Bill Clinton stopped in the metro area Monday to discuss the state of the world with Aurora business leaders and also pick up some campaign cash for wife Hillary later in the day at a Boulder fundraiser.
Clinton made only one overt reference to her presidential campaign during his talk to a crowd of about 2,500 at the annual luncheon of the Aurora Economic Development Council, held in Denver at the Colorado Convention Center, saying he hoped not to “cost her any votes” with his commentary.
And, he directed no criticism at the current occupant of the White House, but did give negative reviews to the central theme of President George Bush’s presidency – the global fight against terror and, specifically, the war in Iraq.
“I do not agree with our policy in Iraq, but I would be prepared to double down in Afghanistan, “ Clinton said, “because you have a moderate Muslim democracy, and they don’t want the Taliban back, and you don’t want al-Qaeda being able to run around, there,” said Clinton.
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Oh.My.God Will you just SHUT UP AND GO AWAY ALREADY!?!!?
DUDE. Seriously. Did you forget already about THIS little nugget??
You and Carter. It’s bad enough I had to live through YOUR Presidency, I was lucky enough to escape Carter (I was born Nov 1976)
What is it with you two that you feel that you have to run your mouth about what happens in this Administration?
Get a clue.
We didn’t like to hear from you when you were in the Oval Office and I sure as crap don’t want to hear your whiny bitchiness NOW.
(ok.
End of rant. Sorry guys.
PMS + having to see/hear Bill Clinton = a very pissy Severa)
Posted by Severa on 09/18/2007 at 07:30 PM
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When Hypocrisy is a Good Thing
In a piece at the American Thinker Selwyn Duke discusses the Left’s salivating when those advocating conservative principles are caught not living them. In this case Rev. Haggard and Sen. Craig. To the Left, the worst sin is ‘hypocrisy’, living immorally while not advocating such publicly.
What is interesting about our time, though, is that these men are castigated not because they have been living an immoral lifestyle but because they have been living an immoral lifestyle without also sanctioning that immoral lifestyle.
They weren’t preaching what they were practicing.
“It’s ironic, but anyone who can truly practice what he preaches isn’t practicing anything worth preaching.”
I thought that quote was worth the time spent reading the article alone. Selwyn Duke concludes:
Yes, they might have fallen from grace in a shameful way, hurting their families, party and/or cause. They may be light years away from Heaven and a heartbeat from Hell, but your greatest sin cannot be laid at their feet. That is, such people don’t aggressively push libertine values to create latitude for vice. They don’t seek to transform their nation into a toxic wasteland just so they can feel (because, above all else, leftists just have to feel good) better about themselves. Their secretiveness is their saving grace, in that they limit their battle to the confines of their minds and souls. Theirs is an internal battle against personal corruption, not an external one for the public variety. They leave the rest of the world unmolested.
So perhaps, just maybe, they’re the worst thing they could be: Hypocrites. But they’re still better than you.
I’d heard Rush Limbaugh say something similar about the Left and hypocrisy a couple of weeks ago. But Duke really spells it out.
Posted by Christopher on 09/18/2007 at 08:27 AM
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Tuesday News Bytes
Good morning gang. Sorry for the absence the past few days. My wife and daughters came back from their France trip on Thursday afternoon, so I was in DC for a good part of the day. One of our vans picking up the team had a wreck on I-66 on the way out, so that caused another 2 hour delay on an already worn out group.
Friday was spent preparing for and teaching a new class for our home school co-op. This year a friend and I are filling young skulls full of mush with the concept of worldview and how to understand current events. This is a class of middle and high school kids where we will first learn what a worldview is, why it is important that you understand yours, and how one is formed. Then we’ll build a defense for a Christian worldview (this is a Christian group). We will spend the rest of the year looking at current events (I’m so happy this is an election cycle) and using what we’ve learned about our own worldview and that of the reporters, analyze the news and stories with an eye on getting to the truth. I think its going to be a blast, and the kids seem very enthusiastic about it.
Saturday, I took a group of guys down the mighty Gauley River in West Virginia. It is my 3rd time doing this river, but it is always a challenge. Big water, technical execution and very chilly conditions make for a great day of white water.
Yesterday was a typical Monday in that everyone wanted everything yesterday. So finally I have a minute to breathe and catch up on some blogging. Thanks to the crew for keeping the ship afloat.
- I see Barry Manilow is taking a stand
- Another dirty Democrat has come to light
- Dems should stop panding to white men
- Keep a firm grasp of Right and Wrong
- Stay involved with government on every level and don't let those bastards get away with a thing
- Use every legal means to defend yourself in the event of real internal trouble, and, most importantly:
- Keep talking to each other, whether here or elsewhere
Barry to Elisabeth: Your “View” is Dangerous
TMZ has learned that legendary singer Barry Manilow has pulled out of his scheduled appearance on “The View” tomorrow—because he strongly disagrees with host Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s conservative view! Paging Rosie O’Donnell!
In an exclusive statement to TMZ, Barry says, “I strongly disagree with her views. I think she’s dangerous and offensive. I will not be on the same stage as her.” Barry, taking a stand!
Another dirty Democrat fundraiser: William Lerach pleads guilty to conspiracy
William Lerach.
Does the name ring a bell? He was a deep-pocketed plaintiff lawyer who cozied up to the Clintons and donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to Democrats. And he got his money’s worth.
So long, white boy
Those who have been closely following the politics of the Democratic primaries may have noticed that someone is missing—and I’m not referring to Bob Shrum, the Rev. Al Sharpton or an as-yet-undiscovered “Gravel Girl.”
I’m talking about the white male voter, or at least a certain long-coveted variety thereof. He is variously known as “NASCAR dad”—that shirt-sleeved, straight-talkin’, these-colors-don’t-run fella who votes his cultural values above all else—or “Bubba,” as Steve Jarding and Dave “Mudcat” Saunders affectionately call him in their book, “Foxes in the Henhouse.” Start looking on milk cartons for Bubba because he has vanished, and not a moment too soon: The Democratic obsession with the down-home, blue-collar, white male voter, that heartbreaker who crossed the aisle to the Republicans many decades ago, may finally be coming to a merciful end.
Posted by Drew458 on 09/18/2007 at 07:36 AM
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Monday - September 17, 2007
Hmm, quite different from Cindy Sheehan’s Response
Found this article linked from Newsvine.. source is TheRawStory ... Far from a conservative Source… of course they have to add a jab to Bush at the end.. They can’t understand the Difference of him using 1 KIA name compared to the way the Anti-war protesters are using the names of KIA’s....such is the Left
SourceFox News spoke on Friday to the mother of a soldier killed in Iraq who is upset about anti-war protesters’ plans to stage a “die-in” using the names of actual war dead.
Merrillee Carlson, national chair of Families United for our Troops and Their Mission, told Fox, “When somebody goes and abuses our son’s courage and heroism by using it in this manner, it just strikes right to the heart and causes such pain that is unbelievable.”
“I think the name ‘die-in’ is offensive,” suggested one of the Fox hosts, “but I want to ask you this. Most Americans, if you ask them, cannot name one soldier or marine who’s been killed in combat. ... This arguably, at least, heightens the awareness that there are people, in fact, dying in this war. ... Do you see any merit in that?”
“They’re not doing it in a way to honor them,” insisted Carlson. “They’re doing it in a way to abuse them. to dishonor them, because they’re using it anti-war. ... The protesters are going against everything that these young men and women believed in and that’s what’s disgraceful about it.”
The anti-war protesters are not the only ones invoking the memory of those killed in Iraq. In his speech on Thursday, President Bush used the name of one of the war dead, Army Spc. Brandon Stout, to highlight the necessity of sacrifice in “a war of good and evil.”
The following video is from Fox’s Fox & Friends, broadcast on September 14.
When he was a senior in high school, Army Sergeant Michael Carlson, son of Merrilee and Daniel Carlson, wrote a three-page credo that was recently published in the Wall Street Journal.
“When I am on my deathbed, what am I going to look back on? Will it be thirty years of fighting crime and protecting the country of all enemies, foreign and domestic? I want my life to account for something… I only have so much time. I want to be good at life; I want to be known as the best of the best at my job. I want people to need me, to count on me… I want to fight for something, be part of something that is greater than myself. I want to be a soldier...”
After serving nearly four years in the Army, including a final stint with the Ice Platoon (82nd Engineers), Michael, 22, fulfilled those prophetic words. During a night mission, his platoon was assigned to cordon off and take out of commission, two bomb-making factories. As the Bradley they were driving was going over a culvert in the roadway, the culvert gave way and the vehicle rolled over backwards into the water. Seven soldiers were in the Bradley; five died, including Michael. A rescue unit was able to save two other soldiers, in large part because before he died, Michael was able to partly pry open the hatch in the vehicle. Says Merrilee, “We are privileged to have men and women serving in the military who are willing to give their lives, their time, and their energy to preserve, protect and defend our freedom.”
News
* Merrilee Carlson spoke to WCCO-TV in Minneapolis at a recent Families United event.
* “We can’t leave this work undone in Iraq. We can all argue about how we might have gotten there. But we’re there and we need to see it through....I suppose we could have taken the beaches at Normandy,’’ Merrilee said, “and then decided it was too expensive or too difficult to keep going. I wonder what the world would look like today.’’ Read more of Mrs. Carlson’s interview with the St. Paul Pioneer Press here.
* Daniel Carlson said his son’s essay and the response to it have eased the pain of losing him, and he continues to believe that the U.S. effort will lead to a better, freer Iraq and a safer America. “He didn’t die in vain,” he said. “It will come.” Minneapolis Star Tribune 5/29/05
source of above on Families United for our Troops and Their Mission
Link to the 3 Page PDF of the essay her son wrote in School in May 2000
Posted by Infinity on 09/17/2007 at 01:15 AM
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Sunday - September 16, 2007
France takes hardline stance with Iran: no nukes, or else zee war!!
Dayum, can you believe it? Fwance is drawing a line in the sand and starting to rattle its sabre.
French foreign minister Bernard Kouchner says the world should prepare for war over Iran’s nuclear programme.
“We have to prepare for the worst, and the worst is war,” Mr Kouchner said in an interview on French TV and radio.
Mr Kouchner said negotiations with Iran should continue “right to the end”, but an Iranian nuclear weapon would pose “a real danger for the whole world”.He said France wanted the European Union to prepare sanctions against Iran.
“We have decided that while negotiations are continuing to prepare eventual sanctions outside the ambit of UN sanctions.
Our good friends, the Germans, suggested that,” he said.
Well, knock me over with a feather. The world has turned upside-down. This has got to be one of those End Of Days signs and portents.
Update: Ok, I snagged one. Maybe somebody knows how to turn it into an emoticon so it can go on the Smiley pop-up ... some day, if it’s needed.
Posted by Drew458 on 09/16/2007 at 08:18 PM
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Yet another IAF airstrike update
h/t to Mischa
It was just after midnight when the 69th Squadron of Israeli F15Is crossed the Syrian coast-line. On the ground, Syria’s formidable air defences went dead. An audacious raid on a Syrian target 50 miles from the Iraqi border was under way.
They also had boots on the ground, days in advance. Gee, I wonder where they came from, being only 50 miles from the Iraq border??
At a rendezvous point on the ground, a Shaldag air force commando team was waiting to direct their laser beams at the target for the approaching jets. The team had arrived a day earlier, taking up position near a large underground depot. Soon the bunkers were in flames.
Sweet. Ah, I love the smell of burning Syrians in the morning. Smells like a nice hot cup of “Fuck you Assad”!
The official story that the target comprised weapons destined for Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed Lebanese Shi’ite group, appeared to be crumbling in the face of widespread scepticism.
Andrew Semmel, a senior US State Department official, said Syria might have obtained nuclear equipment from “secret suppliers”, and added that there were a “number of foreign technicians” in the country.
Asked if they could be North Korean, he replied: “There are North Korean people there. There’s no question about that.” He said a network run by AQ Khan, the disgraced creator of Pakistan’s nuclear weapons, could be involved.
According to Israeli sources, preparations for the attack had been going on since late spring, when Meir Dagan, the head of Mossad, presented Olmert with evidence that Syria was seeking to buy a nuclear device from North Korea.
and the really neato part:
As a bonus, the Israelis proved they could penetrate the Syrian air defence system, which is stronger than the one protecting Iranian nuclear sites.
This weekend President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran sent Ali Akbar Mehrabian, his nephew, to Syria to assess the damage. The new “axis of evil” may have lost one of its spokes.
And that’s with the IAF flying our old airplanes. Suck on that one for a while, Ahmadumjihad.
PS - Hey, Ass(w)ad - bet you’re glad you spent all that cash on the “latest and greatest” Russian anti-aircraft missiles and jet fghters! Didn’t you guys learn anything from your old uncle Saddam? Mwahahahaaaahahaha!
Posted by Drew458 on 09/16/2007 at 07:14 PM
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Death And Taxes Poster, Where your Taxes go..
http://www.thebudgetgraph.com/poster/
Link goes to the poster where you can zoom in on different parts..
Time to get away from the convoluted system and move to a system like the fairtax…
Posted by Infinity on 09/16/2007 at 05:49 PM
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Friday - September 14, 2007
Nothing to see here, move along, Part XVI
A Goose Creek update, h/t to Michelle and the Tampa Bay blog of the St. Petersburg Times.
Remember those two Middle Eastern college students who got busted just outside the Navy weapons base about a month ago? Just out for a joyride with some fireworks, right?
TAMPA—PVC pipe filled with homemade “low-grade explosive mixture’’ and a videotape instruction for turning a remote-controlled toy car into a detonator were among the items found in the car driven by two University of South Florida students arrested in South Carolina and now facing federal explosives charges, according to a federal prosecutor.
... itemized what South Carolina authorities found in the trunk of a car he and Mohamed were driving that concerned them. Those items included: three pieces of PVC piping that were filled with a mixture of potassium nitrate, Karo syrup and cat litter. Federal authorities called it a potassium nitrate low-grade explosive mixture, and said they also found more of that mixture in a separate container in the trunk.
...also included a videotape that instructs viewers on how to convert a toy electric car into a detonator.
... Additionally they found an electric drill, a box of .22 caliber bullets, a five gallon container filled with gasoline and 23 feet of safety fuse.
... They also found a laptop computer in the men’s car. On the laptop they found a 12-minute video on which a man shows how to turn a radio-controlled toy car into a remote-controlled detonator, Hoffer said.
An RC car, 5 gallons of gas, 3 pipebombs filled with explosives, and a good long fuse. And a box of bullets. Sounds like a mobile IED to me, hmmm?
”No immediate threat” the feds told us the night it happened. Now, that’s what I’d call ”a willing suspension of disbelief”.
Posted by Drew458 on 09/14/2007 at 10:58 PM
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Best comic I’ve ever seen
Sure, every other VRWC page is putting this one up too, but I couldn’t resist.
Posted by Drew458 on 09/14/2007 at 10:28 PM
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Thursday - September 13, 2007
“evil” gun show loophole snags some crooks. Um, I mean cops.
You know how our very best friends down Mexico way are always crying about the “flow of illegal guns into Mexico”? Well ...
PHOENIX: Three high-ranking Mexican police officers were arrested over the weekend after they reportedly bought weapons at an Arizona gun show in violation of a law barring non-citizens from purchasing firearms, a U.S. official said Wednesday.
Gosh, who would ever think the federales would ignore our laws? I’m shocked, shocked I tell you!
The three include the director of the Baja California state police and a commander of the federal police in Baja California, said Tom Mangan, a spokesman with the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Oh yeah, I’m sure they were just trying to do a Bloomberg style sting. Oops.
Police booked Carlos Alberto Flores, 36, the Baja California state police director, on state weapons misconduct and conspiracy charges, according to a Phoenix police report. State police Commander Guillermo Valle Medina, 33, was booked on the same felony charges, as was Jose Santos Cortes Gonzalez, 41, a commander in the federal police, the Mexican equivalent of the FBI.
tsk, tsk, tsk.
Mangan said Mexican officials have been pressuring U.S. officials to cut off the supply of weapons going south.
“It is ironic we are receiving a great deal of criticism regarding our efforts to stem the tide of illegal weapons, and then we have three law enforcement officers trying to buy weapons here,” Mangan said.
Mangan said gun shows in Arizona can have a mix of federally licensed dealers and private citizens selling weapons. Licensed dealers must run check identification documents and run background checks, but private sellers operate without those rules.
The guns were bought from a private seller, he said.
Which means that no laws were broken by the seller.
Gee, I wonder if they’ll show up at their hearings?
Posted by Drew458 on 09/13/2007 at 11:09 AM
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Ok Booosh, what are you prepared ta do?
US military to show fragments with Iranian markings on them today at press coference.
BAGHDAD - A fatal attack launched two days ago against the sprawling headquarters base of the American military in Iraq was carried out with a 240 mm rocket — a type of weapon provided to Shiite extremists by Iran, a U.S. general said Thursday.
No ifs, ands, or buts; we’ve got the mad mullahs by the nads this time. The Fadjr-3 240mm rocket is only made by Iran, and it’s no little toy missile. Weighing in at 900lbs with a 100lb warhead, the missile is over 17 feet long. Far too big to carry on even the strongest camel, this thing has to come in by a good sized truck. So how did it get into Iraq? Can’t Bush secure THAT border, even with 130,000 troops in country???
Even though this missle has a 25 mile range it was fired from only 2 miles away, which did not give the camp’s missile defense system enough time to react.
Gee, isn’t this the same stanky twatwaffle they’ve tried to accomodate, hold talks with, come to an accord with ... and otherwise refrain from killing, for several years now? The same one who supposedly has a short-term Ramadan truce going (except that not all of his people are going to adhere to it - a page pulled directly from the Paleoswinian Excuse-a-Minutetm playbook)?The official said the rocket was fired from Baghdad’s West Rashid neighborhood. The area is controlled by Sadr, who is known to have ties to Iran.
Yeah, no shir, shitlock.On Aug. 29, Sadr made a pledge that his Mahdi army would suspend offensive operations against coalition forces. The official said the rocket attack shows that the Mahdi army “is not honoring Moqtada al Sadr’s pledge of honor” to suspend offensive operations.
Can we have a surge within a surge? Can somebody, anybody, please remove the ROE, even if it’s just for a month, and take this guy and his loonie followers out of the picture once and for all?
Posted by Drew458 on 09/13/2007 at 08:35 AM
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Wednesday - September 12, 2007
Crybaby
Oh God, I think I almost peed myself watching this.
** Warning - Foul Language **
Leave Britney Aloooooone!!!!!!
From the posting on YouTube:
I filmed this window lighting which washes out my face- if the video is watched in full screen I am clearly crying, assholes.
Bwaaaaaahahahahahaha.
Like AD said: I’d have pulled his underwear over his head and shoved him in a locker.
Posted by Drew458 on 09/12/2007 at 02:29 PM
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Vintage airplane pRon
Hat tip again to Neal’s Nuze for 9/12/07.
Nellis AFB. 1959. The cast, in order of appearance:
F-100 Super Sabre
F-101 Voodoo
F-102 Delta Dagger
F-104 StarFighter
F-105 Thunderchief
F-106 Delta Dart
KC135 & B-52
3 x B-47
3 x B-52
1 x B-58
Then: C-130’s
F-100
F-105
4 x F-100
Posted by Christopher on 09/12/2007 at 02:05 PM
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