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Afghanistan
Return of the warlord
[DAWN] The return of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar
... who used to be known in intelligence circles as The Most Evil Man in the World but who now seems merely run-of-the-mill evil...
, perhaps, the most notorious Afghan warlord, may significantly influence power dynamics in war-torn Afghanistan, initiating a new alignment of political forces and provoking old rivalries. Once declared a ’global terrorist’, the myrmidon leader was pardoned by the Afghan government as part of a peace deal formalised last September. The UN last week lifted the sanctions on him paving the way for his return to public life.

While the government of President Ashraf Ghani
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Posted by: Fred || 02/09/2017 00:00 || Comments || Link || [0 views] Top|| File under: Hizb-i-Islami-Hekmatyar

#1  Need his rookie card.
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Home Front: Politix
Bill Kristol Says ‘Lazy' White Working Class Should Be Replaced By ‘New Americans'
[Daily Caller] Weekly Standard editor-at-large Bill Kristol said Tuesday afternoon that the white working class should be replaced by immigrants as they have become "decadent, lazy" and "spoiled."

"Look, to be totally honest, if things are so bad as you say with the white working class, don’t you want to get new Americans in?" Kristol told author Charles Murray during an event hosted by the American Enterprise Institute titled "It Came Apart: What’s Next for a Fractured Culture." Murray recently wrote a book, entitled "Coming Apart," which focuses on the cultural separation between the wealthiest and most educated white Americans and the poorest and least educated white Americans.

Before delving into his theory about replacing the white working class, Kristol said that he hopes "this thing isn’t being videotaped or ever shown anywhere. Whatever tiny, pathetic future I have is going to totally collapse." The event was filmed by AEI, but as of press time is marked "unlisted" on the think tank’s YouTube channel, so that it doesn’t come up in search results.
Posted by: Besoeker || 02/09/2017 02:13 || Comments || Link || [0 views] Top|| File under:

#1  How can we possibly concentrate on proper hound breeding if we're constantly fumbling with scullery maid replacements ?
Posted by: Besoeker || 02/09/2017 2:34 Comments || Top||

#2  Yep. Lets import a few million Chinese.
Posted by: g(r)omgoru || 02/09/2017 3:22 Comments || Top||

#3  While the culture at large has become decadent and spoiled, singling out small business owners and working class people really, really misses the mark.

Importing more people from cultures that value work and "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" even less than we currently do isn't the answer.
Posted by: no mo uro || 02/09/2017 5:59 Comments || Top||

#4  While the culture at large has become decadent and spoiled,

In the defense of young people, they have been told for decades that 'higher education' is the goal, not LABOR.

Process has overtaken production, and our educational system is not the only one stricken with the affliction.
Posted by: Besoeker || 02/09/2017 6:10 Comments || Top||

#5  One thing I do see in the "White, working class" is a lack of respect for education on the part of some of its members. There is still a lingering distrust, or even disparging of education. Note I said some, not all. I think some of this comes from the fact that political elites on both sides and other educated professionals who largely associate with their own see the working poor, the working class and even trades people as knuckle dragging, wife beating, "hold my beer" rednecks.
Posted by: Cheaderhead || 02/09/2017 6:24 Comments || Top||

#6  since disgraced princeling and #nevertrumper Bill Kristol inherited and didn't earn any prestige, he should STFU and continue slinking away with that mirthless smirk. F&ck him in the earhole. Loser
Posted by: Frank G || 02/09/2017 7:10 Comments || Top||

#7  Can we get rid of the Kristol elites and replace them?

I've never been a believer in confiscatory taxes on the rich but the likes of Soros, Steyr and the #NeverTrumpers have thinking about the benefits of draining all assets from these vipers.
Posted by: AlanC || 02/09/2017 7:31 Comments || Top||

#8  In the early 20th century Western nations had not yet instituted the massive internal redistribution systems known today as the welfare state.

Back then emigration/immigration was a sink-or-swim proposition. Where immigration made no economic sense it did not happen.

Immigration that amounts to immigrants tapping into domestic redistribution systems, perhaps even transferring part of the welfare payments to their home countries as remittances isn't viable.

See Brexit&Trump.
Posted by: Elmerert Hupens2660 || 02/09/2017 7:37 Comments || Top||

#9  Sounds like we need to get rid of our lazy, white elite class more like it.

The white working class are some of the hardest working people I know, along with many other "races" that work with them.

Bill Kristol is a worthless, lazy piece of shit.
Posted by: DarthVader || 02/09/2017 7:58 Comments || Top||

#10  One thing I do see in the "White, working class" is a lack of respect for education on the part of some of its members.

Given what "education" became nowadays - while the hell not?
Posted by: g(r)omgoru || 02/09/2017 8:13 Comments || Top||

#11  Anyone of reasonable intelligence and who paid attention in high school science classes can educate themselves on any area they choose thru the internet.

Formal tertiary qualifications are an anachronism unless you have a future career as an academic.

But future demand for them will be far less.
Posted by: phil_b || 02/09/2017 8:32 Comments || Top||

#12  "Look, to be totally honest, if things are so bad as you say with the white working class, don’t you want to get new Americans in?"

How about a new America? They did in 1776. Got a new government that represented them, not London.
Posted by: Procopius2k || 02/09/2017 9:00 Comments || Top||

#13  Real Capitalism would bankrupt the lazy Kristol and his Lackeys.
Posted by: Bright Pebbles || 02/09/2017 9:55 Comments || Top||

#14  Keep talking that way, Bill, and we'll keep voting for Trump.
Posted by: Abu Uluque || 02/09/2017 11:26 Comments || Top||

#15  If you ever see Bill Kristol knee him in the balls for me.
Posted by: 3dc || 02/09/2017 11:43 Comments || Top||

#16  The only white folk he see's are liberal "journalists".
Posted by: Nero White 3083 || 02/09/2017 12:23 Comments || Top||

#17  President shuts down coal. Coal country workers are unemployed in large numbers. Bill Kristol calls them "decadent, lazy, and spoiled"

Seems to be something missing in this picture.

He also doesn't say what to do with the folks being replaced? Welfare until they die? Pretty heartless. I bet he would never say such a thing about African Americans for fear of being torn apart.
Posted by: rjschwarz || 02/09/2017 12:29 Comments || Top||

#18  Hearkening back to the 1970s, when the steel and auto manufacturing unions had connived with management to have things so hamstrung by rules that the workers only worked about 60% of their shift, the rest of the time being spent waiting for the person allowed to do the thing that needed to be done to get there and do it. My father-in-law worked in a Bethleham Steel plant that closed because of that, directly throwing 10,000 out of work, plus as I recall another 20,000 or so of outside support jobs -- suppliers and pubs, etc.

But the 1970s are now half a century in the past, and for the most part that arrangement between powerful unions and their company management is, too.

He also doesn't say what to do with the folks being replaced? Welfare until they die? Pretty heartless.

I'm afraid yes to all that.
Posted by: trailing wife || 02/09/2017 16:16 Comments || Top||

#19  waitingfor the person allowed to do the thing that needed to be done to get there and do it. Been there. Back in '82 I was working at a construction site when there was a thunderstorm just before noon. Several of us in a trailer set up to make changes to drawings. A circuit breaker tripped and we had to sit in the dark for 3 hours because we weren't allowed to re-set the breaker. That was an electricians job.
Posted by: Deacon Blues || 02/09/2017 16:24 Comments || Top||

#20  The Khmer Rouge said this about all adults in Cambodia and we all know how that ended. These folks are full blown an facist or stupid.
Posted by: 49 pan || 02/09/2017 16:49 Comments || Top||

#21  Darth nailed it. He is the problem; Not the lazy white working class.
Posted by: Blackbeard Glutle8675 || 02/09/2017 16:55 Comments || Top||

#22  Darth, not unlike many here on the Burg, usually hits what he's aiming for.
Posted by: Besoeker || 02/09/2017 17:09 Comments || Top||

#23  re: #20 49 pan, embrace the power of "and".

re #19, been there done that also. There had to be a licensed electrician on site first thing in the morning to turn the sump pump on and again at 4:00 to turn it off.
Guess what he did in between.
Posted by: AlanC || 02/09/2017 19:35 Comments || Top||

#24  Thanks. I hit what I aim at... unlike my stormtroopers.
Posted by: DarthVader || 02/09/2017 21:39 Comments || Top||


Nominee Gorsuch calls DJT judge attacks 'demoralizing' - NEXT please.
[Guardian] Neil Gorsuch, Donald Trump’s nominee to the supreme court, called the president’s tweet attacking the federal district court judge James Robart "disheartening and demoralizing", his spokesman has confirmed.

Gorsuch criticized Trump in a private meeting with Senator Richard Blumenthal on Wednesday.

Gorsuch’s spokesman, Ron Bonjean, confirmed to the Guardian that the supreme court nominee called Trump’s tweet attacking Robart "disheartening and demoralizing".

Trump right or wrong, we don't need this brand of loyalty. Send the bugger on down the road and bring up the next candidate.
Posted by: Besoeker || 02/09/2017 01:54 || Comments || Link || [0 views] Top|| File under:

#1  How about issuing a NO COMMENT based on the potential likelihood of having to render a future high court decision ?

Must he one day recuse himself from decision making due to previous comments about the administration? If so, what then will we have gained from his participation on the court ?
Posted by: Besoeker || 02/09/2017 2:01 Comments || Top||

#2  Gorsuch criticized Trump in a private meeting with Senator Richard Blumenthal on Wednesday.

Was Gorsuch naive enough to think his remarks wouldn't be broadcast? Welcome to the big leagues, pal. Watch your head.
Posted by: PBMcL || 02/09/2017 2:09 Comments || Top||

#3  Wrong choice, Donald.
Posted by: g(r)omgoru || 02/09/2017 2:17 Comments || Top||

#4  Gorsuch already said he's issued finding he disliked because they followed the law. He can separate the law from his personal views, unlike the Progs. Remember the source - Blumenthal.

Any body of government that sits for life and is 'de facto' above accountability is an aristocracy. That is fundamentally counter to a republic. An 'independent' judiciary is an aristocracy. Checks and balances means you get checked and called out every now and then. I don't care how you feel. Maybe you need to make an assessment that you should be running for office rather than sitting on the bench if you want to exercise some forms of power. That is the overall problem that needs to be addressed. Term limits for everyone.
Posted by: Procopius2k || 02/09/2017 8:56 Comments || Top||

#5  ...we don't need this brand of loyalty.

There are numerous qualities sought for a SC justice - loyalty to the Executive ain't one of them. President Trump would be wise to blow off the comments and stick with his original nomination.
Posted by: DepotGuy || 02/09/2017 8:57 Comments || Top||

#6  There are numerous qualities sought for a SC justice - loyalty to the Executive ain't one of them. President Trump would be wise to blow off the comments and stick with his original nomination. Posted by DepotGuy

Very excellent point, under normal circumstances.
Posted by: Besoeker || 02/09/2017 9:21 Comments || Top||

#7  He is a good judge. He rules according to what the law says. No making shit up on the fly like the libtards.

I don't care if he is loyal or not to teh Donald as long as he does his fucking job.

He is also going to be grilled over Trump's tweets about judges during his conformation as well and not agreeing with them, but stating Trump is well within his rights to do so (Heck, even Lincoln scolded a supreme court judge during his inauguration speech)should keep the senators from going squishy and not voting for him.
Posted by: DarthVader || 02/09/2017 9:25 Comments || Top||

#8  There are numerous qualities sought for a SC justice - loyalty to the Executive ain't one of them.

How about loyalty to the Law and separation of powers? If he geeked on such a clear cut issue, what'll he do when issues are not clear cut?
Posted by: g(r)omgoru || 02/09/2017 9:26 Comments || Top||

#9  That would be 'stolen valor' Blumenthal, alleging a provocative comment from a private conversation.

Uh huh.
Posted by: Angusock Chuting6110 || 02/09/2017 9:40 Comments || Top||

#10  I think what he said might be a prearranged ploy to dampen not a few of the Dems' belief in the rhetoric being spewed by the Kirsten Gillibrand crowd.

Insert the 'he's not that bad' meme into a few minds and voila.

You gets 60.

Folks at this level usually don't do/say anything without some deeper purpose.

If that isn't the case, and he was stating unfiltered real-time emotion, then he's not the player I had hoped for.
Posted by: Mullah Richard || 02/09/2017 10:00 Comments || Top||

#11  That and his actual private meeting with Blumenthal, who he knew would divulge everything he said, complete with the liberal spin.

Jeez I hope I'm correct.
Posted by: Mullah Richard || 02/09/2017 10:04 Comments || Top||

#12  If that isn't the case, and he was stating unfiltered real-time emotion, then he's not the player I had hoped for.
Posted by Mullah Richard


Ditto! We already have enough activist bloviation coming from the odious Ginsberg.
Posted by: Besoeker || 02/09/2017 10:06 Comments || Top||

#13  Gee, DeVos and charter schools aren't in 'the news'. Maybe what somebody said someone else said is more newsworthy, or diversionary.
Posted by: Skidmark || 02/09/2017 10:52 Comments || Top||

#14  Bad judgement, judge. Robart deserved to be attacked. He was clearly way in the heck out of line. He should be impeached for making political decisions.
Posted by: Abu Uluque || 02/09/2017 11:29 Comments || Top||

#15  There is a fairly easy way for judges to avoid being criticized...namely apply the law in plain English the way it is written...
Posted by: Tom || 02/09/2017 12:37 Comments || Top||

#16  Small town gossip survival...

If the story begins,
So and so said so and so said...

Stop, grab the salt. Maybe even the pink salt.
Posted by: swksvolFF || 02/09/2017 13:26 Comments || Top||

#17  Maybe the needle is stuck, but my angular velocity sensor is reading SPIN. Yeah, Gorsuch likely said the words 'disheartening and demoralizing'. But I'd like to see the exact quote, not some unreliable hearsay version from someone who stands to gain from the misrepresentation.

I, too, find it disheartening and demoralizing that a federal judge would 'interpret' what seems to this non-lawyer to be a simple and clear statute. It may be my personal confirmation bias, but it seems Robart has done this for spiteful and petty purposes.

Pass the salt, please. Yeah, the big one.
Posted by: SteveS || 02/09/2017 15:24 Comments || Top||

#18  Ginsberg got her hands slapped for criticizing Trump recently which was below SCOTUS decorum.

If Gorsuch is up for nomination and acting below such standards during that process he has just disqualified himself.
Posted by: Nero White 3083 || 02/09/2017 15:36 Comments || Top||

#19  Matt House, a spokesman for Schumer, expressed continued skepticism about Gorsuch’s remarks. “Given the president’s comments, that’s a very milquetoast response,” House said. “Anyone can be disheartened, but the judge has refused to condemn the comments privately or publicly.”

If Chucky's not cheering, it can't be all bad.
Posted by: Bobby || 02/09/2017 15:40 Comments || Top||

#20  I'm with SteveS #17 on this. This was a private conversation and as far as anyone know,
Gorsuch just said that Trumps comment was disheartening and demoralizing. I don't see any criticism. I'll bet that Gorsuch will never speak 'off the record' again. Welcome to the world of polices Gorsuch!

Blumenthal is also a known liar, he made statements implying that he served in Vietnam when in fact he never did, his entire combat experience is apparently fighting with toddlers during a "toys for tots" drive.
Posted by: Seeking cure for ignorance || 02/09/2017 15:45 Comments || Top||

#21  Trump is calling out leftist judges who are ruling against the Constitution.

Gorsuch, withdraw. You are not qualified.
Posted by: Nero White 3083 || 02/09/2017 18:45 Comments || Top||

#22  No, Nero White, this is what Blumenthal is trying to do, since they cannot delay/refuse to appoint Gorsuch, he's trying to force him to withdraw.

This is called "politics" and they'll do any dirty tricks to get their ways.

Best thing to do is ignore Blumenthal and let Gorsuch take his seat. Hopefully, Gorsuch learned from this and will be careful what he says from now on.
Posted by: Seeking cure for ignorance || 02/09/2017 19:09 Comments || Top||

#23  "Hopefully" says no. 22. We don't need your "Hopefully" when it comes to a Justice that will be in the SCOTUS for the next 35 years pilgrim.
Posted by: Nero White 3083 || 02/09/2017 19:21 Comments || Top||

#24  Nero White. you're playing right into the Dems hands. Try removing your emotions from this and think it through. Yes I said 'hopefully', because I don't know Gorsuch personally, but I do know he's an intelligent person and he can figure this out.

I have had something like this done to me, i said something in private and discovered later that the other person took my statement and twisted it out of shape. As a result, I can understand Gorsuch position and can only sympathize with Gorsuch. On the bright side, this will come back to haunt the Dems in later years. Justices tend to have long memories.
Posted by: Seeking cure for ignorance || 02/09/2017 20:13 Comments || Top||

#25  Nero - make the same comment a couple more ways and maybe you'll convince me?

Nahhhh. I was just funning
Posted by: Frank G || 02/09/2017 20:16 Comments || Top||

#26  Ignorance Seeking Cure. There. Fixed that for you.
Posted by: Nero White 3083 || 02/09/2017 21:29 Comments || Top||


Terror Networks
The Muslim Brotherhood Is – and Must be Designated as – a Terrorist Organization
[Center for Security Policy] The next, necessary step in the national security course-correction President Donald Trump has promised requires the designation of the Muslim Brotherhood as what it is ‐ a terrorist organization.

For years, presidents of both parties have labored under the illusion that the Brothers were actually useful and reliable "partners" in countering what was euphemistically known as "violent extremism." Among other things, that epic strategic mistake prompted President Obama to work with the Muslim Brotherhood to supplant friendly governments across the Middle East.

President Trump’s predecessors also legitimated and enabled the Brotherhood’s operatives here. Yet, they are Sharia-supremacists, who share completely the ideology and agenda of terrorist organizations like al Qaeda, the Islamic State and Boko Haram.

Mr. Trump’s oath of office requires him to defend our Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. To do so, he must designate the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood.

Related: Clarion Project - Five Reasons The Muslim Brotherhood Is a Terror Group
Posted by: Besoeker || 02/09/2017 09:16 || Comments || Link || [0 views] Top|| File under:

#1  I'm sure CAIR already found a judge to rule against it.
Posted by: g(r)omgoru || 02/09/2017 9:39 Comments || Top||

#2  At that point charge the judge and CAIR with aiding and abetting an enemy of the United States and arrest them.
Posted by: DarthVader || 02/09/2017 10:46 Comments || Top||

#3  epic strategic mistake prompted President Obama

I hate to keep saying this but it was only a mistake from one view point. If you're on the other side it was the proper strategy but not fulfilled properly.
Posted by: AlanC || 02/09/2017 11:02 Comments || Top||


Media jihadists
[DAWN] YOU might think that being a press officer of the murderous Moslem Islamic State
...formerly ISIS or ISIL, depending on your preference. Before that al-Qaeda in Iraq, as shaped by Abu Musab Zarqawi. They're very devout, committing every atrocity they can find in the Koran and inventing a few more. They fling Allah around with every other sentence, but to hear the pols talk they're not really Moslems....
group at the moment would be a distinctly demoralising experience. The days of rapid territorial advances winning shocked headlines around the globe are over. And with the Iraqi and Syrian government forces advancing in both djinn-infested Mosul
... the home of a particularly ferocious and hairy djinn...
and northern Syria, there is from IS’s point of view, lots of bad news. But the jihadists who fight by the keyboard rather than the sword might see things rather differently. Because, even if they are on the back foot in key battlegrounds, each week brings news from all over the world that they can disseminate.
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Posted by: Fred || 02/09/2017 00:00 || Comments || Link || [0 views] Top|| File under: Islamic State

#1  Lone wolf attacks that "may or may not have been inspired by IS"

Pure propaganda

They were all inspired by ISLAM
Posted by: anon1 || 02/09/2017 0:05 Comments || Top||

#2  They were all inspired by ISLAM.

I would have thought we would have won that point in late 2001.

Instead, roughly half of our country has consistently demonstrated that they have been so thoroughly indoctrinated that allegiance to our country first and foremost is no longer something they believe in.
Posted by: Crusader || 02/09/2017 0:42 Comments || Top||

#3  I would have thought we would have won that point in late 2001.

If you can believe that there are no psychological differences between men and women, or what 20 point IQ differences don't matter - you can believe in anything.
Posted by: g(r)omgoru || 02/09/2017 2:21 Comments || Top||

#4  I would have thought we would have won that point in late 2001.

It's not who votes that counts, it's who counts the votes.
Posted by: AlanC || 02/09/2017 7:37 Comments || Top||

#5  The saudi bought influence and educated islamist intellectuals made alliance with the left and have successfully controlled the universities and media using our own pressure points of "muh religious freedom" and "multicultural respect"

The politicians have bought into this.

The enemy is academia and the media

The enemy is collecting false statistics of islamofauxbia and is hiding and censoring islamist attacks (melbourne car attack, louvre knife attack) by reporting only the nationality of the attacker and deleting the part where witnesses say they heard him yell "allahu akhbar" and that it was a jihad attack

They are killing for their religion
Posted by: anon1 || 02/09/2017 16:34 Comments || Top||

#6  I would have thought we would have won that point in late 2001.

We lost it with the 'kinder gentler' sort of war strategy.
Posted by: Procopius2k || 02/09/2017 18:34 Comments || Top||



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