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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Wednesday briefs
Where’s your peace with Israel now, Sandmonkey? I never believed the Egyptian Sandmonkey when he said that Egyptians didn’t hate Israelis. Turns out I wasn’t wrong. They hate Israelis. Big time. YES! I can keep my Five Faves: The government … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Israel, Israeli Double Standard Time, Middle East, Syria 1 Comment
Tuesday HulkMS briefs
Thanks, and don’t let the door hit you in the ass: Now that Western nations have helped get rid of Nutcase Gaddafi, they want us out yesterday. You’re welcome. Now this is a brilliant idea: The IDF is training “settler” … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Hamas, Israel, Media Bias, Middle East, Terrorism Comments Off
Calling the U.S. Handicapper General
Every so often, you have to wonder if these people, who have supposedly been educated so extensively and are well-read, intelligent persons, have ever read a short story by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., entitled “Harrison Bergeron.” An excerpt: The year was … Continue reading
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Monday post-Irene briefs
Yet another Palestinian terror attack: Yeah, the Palestinians want peace. But they spell it “piece,” and they mean “pieces of Israelis.” This bastard deliberately tried to murder children. What stopped him from killing? The border police checkpoint set up for … Continue reading
On the booming apology business
You would probably agree that to apologize for a misdeed is not a sign of weakness, rather the opposite: it shows your strength of character, your moral fiber and whatnot. Besides, when a timely apology helps to avert a long … Continue reading
Posted in Israel Derangement Syndrome, Middle East Comments Off
Late Friday snark briefs
(Forgot to publish this on Friday, so you’re getting it now.) BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Egypt’s “Million-Man March” against Israel numbered—wait for it—in the hundreds. While organizers expected a large turnout for the “million-man” protest, only a few hundred gathered on the last … Continue reading
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Dodged a pretty large bullet here
Tree down behind my condo. It’s resting on the other tree, not on the condo behind me. Phew! On the good side: I can see the hummingbirds behind me again. Those trees grew fast this year. Here’s another shot:
Gale-force winds: Yeah, we has them
The last time I had the news on, the wind gusts were up to 56mph. They are more than that now. I don’t want to know how much, as it’s really not a whole lot of fun being in a … Continue reading
She’s he-eeere
Irene’s worst is just about to hit. Most of my friends in the southwestern part of the county have lost their power. One lost part of her roof to a tree (and the internet, since it hit the room with … Continue reading
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Saturday Hurriblogging post
Irene is not yet here, but rain and wind gusts are. Feels like gusts are around 40mph. Steady rain. And judging from the traffic noise coming from the nearby highway, not too many people are too worried. I will be … Continue reading
Hurricane blogging
Between work and stocking up for the hurricane/tropical storm that’s going to hit Richmond, I have no time to do anything else today. I have four gallon bottles of water, filled every water container I own, have been adding ice … Continue reading
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Most awesome tweet ever
By Charles Krauthammer: Earthquake, hurricane, Obamacare. When does it stop? Seven more and I vote we let the Israelites go.
Thursday briefs
Arabs destroy, Jews rebuild: Israel has nearly finished restoring Jerusalem’s five-century-old walls. Read the article in full, then remember that when the palestinians took over Gaza, the first thing they did was destroy all of the Israeli buildings. A look … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Israel, Middle East, Syria, Terrorism Comments Off
The AP proves me wrong
But in a good way. Earlier today, I pointed out the AP’s annoying habit of reversing cause and effect in their reporting on Israel vs. the terrorists. Their latest article on the rockets landing in Israel has the correct order … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Israel, Media Bias, Terrorism 2 Comments
The pro-terrorist media bias
More rockets are raining down on Israel. And more AP media bias goes out over the wires. Look at the cause-and-effect in this lead. Note which action the AP puts first: Israel’s strike on terrorists firing mortars into Israel. Violence … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Israel, Media Bias, Terrorism 1 Comment
News roundup
Yeah, I felt this one: 4.2 aftershock last night around 8. Slept through anything else since then. I’m sure the terrorists don’t care: An Egyptian woman in the Sinai was wounded by rocket fire from Gaza. If she’d died, doubtless … Continue reading
Lessons from the earthquake
The main lesson I took from today’s earthquake: Earthquakes suck. I do not like them. I hope to never, ever experience one again. I am going to bed now. The earth better stay still for the next eight hours.
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Earthquake!
A 5.8 earthquake hit the area. UPDATE: 5.9! Epicenter was between Richmond and Charlottesville. Update: Mineral, VA, about 30 miles (as the crow flies) from where I live. Sadly, I did just the wrong thing. I was eating lunch when … Continue reading
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Tuesday, briefly
Too creepy for words: An Israeli woman escaped from a real sicko, who has since been arrested. Thank goodness she was smart enough to take advantage of the situation and get away. Barry Rubin says: Glenn Beck is right. Oh, … Continue reading
Home again
Busy, but home again. And I see the terror groups still think a cease-fire includes firing rockets at Israel. Don’t worry, the MSM will declare that a “lull” as well. More later.