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Gilani in Washington; Paks raid Haqqani's empty madrassa in N Wazoo
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Africa Subsaharan
Why our leaders wish Obama only bad luck
According to opinion polls and word on the streets, if the November US presidential elections were to be decided by non-Americans, Democratic Party candidate Barack Obama would beat the Republican's John McCain with about 90 per cent of the vote.

Obama's popularity abroad, and indeed in the US, is almost dizzying. However if the elections were left to African presidents to decide, McCain could probably beat Obama with 90 per cent of the vote.

This might be surprising, given that Obama is not only an African-American, but his father was a Kenyan chap who went to the USA as a fellowship student - and like every conflicted African abroad, abandoned his American family and came home to find for himself a strong-backed local girl.
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Posted by: tipper || 07/30/2008 12:44 || Comments || Link || [2 views] Top|| File under:

#1  Now you will have a Black president who not only won an election honestly, but went on to govern competently and solve some of the problems of his country.

And what if Obama governs incompetently. After all many of Africa's woes have to do with their following Marxist economic policies.

Will the world decide that blacks are incapable of proper government if Obama fails? They won't say so out loud of course but it's gonna be there.
Posted by: rjschwarz || 07/30/2008 17:00 Comments || Top||

#2  You're way behind the times, RJ. It's already there.
Posted by: Sheba Sheamble5056 || 07/30/2008 20:39 Comments || Top||


Fifth Column
What it supposedly feels like to be a Gitmo prison guard
And if you enjoyed that one, you won't want to miss What it supposedly feels like to be a Gitmo prisoner by an "author, activist" in the same rag.
Posted by: ryuge || 07/30/2008 06:10 || Comments || Link || [2 views] Top|| File under:

#1  The "Gitmo guard" reminds me of that famous fraud "Scott Thomas".
Posted by: Frozen Al || 07/30/2008 15:46 Comments || Top||

#2  What a bunch of bullshut-yo-mouth. Do they really expect us to believe this crap?

It reads like a pattycake assignment for an Intro to Creative Writing class at one of our nation's finer liberal institutions of academia.
Posted by: eltoroverde || 07/30/2008 16:07 Comments || Top||


Home Front: Politix
President Obama Continues Hectic Victory Tour
If your blood pressure is up this morning, you may not want to read this....

By Dana Milbank

Barack Obama has long been his party's presumptive nominee. Now he's becoming its presumptuous nominee.
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Posted by: Sherry || 07/30/2008 10:53 || Comments || Link || [0 views] Top|| File under:

#1  "I have become a symbol of the possibility of America returning to our best traditions."

Any psychological clinicians in the house? This sort of verbalization sounds more than a little grandiose.
Posted by: Grenter, Protector of the Geats || 07/30/2008 11:23 Comments || Top||

#2  "This is the moment . . . that the world is waiting for," adding: "I have become a symbol of the possibility of America returning to our best traditions."

Too rich! He's NOW beginning to believe his own kak! Keep talking you bugger, keep talking.
Posted by: Besoeker || 07/30/2008 11:40 Comments || Top||

#3  He's getting a little ahead of himself isn't he?
Last poll I saw was McCain by 4 pts. if you only count probable voters.
Posted by: bigjim-ky || 07/30/2008 12:19 Comments || Top||

#4  bigjim-ky, Democrats believe in counting "voters" until the numbers come out their way.
Posted by: RWV || 07/30/2008 13:50 Comments || Top||

#5  This sort of verbalization sounds more than a little grandiose.

Showmanship. If you look at it in the grand tradition of P.T. Barnum, or old style evangelists, or say, Muhammed Ali, it becomes understandable. Repulsive, but understandable.
Posted by: Pappy || 07/30/2008 18:26 Comments || Top||

#6  Er, ah, er, don't you have to have the election first? Seems like the voters have something to say about who's going to be the Grand Poopah.
Posted by: JohnQC || 07/30/2008 19:08 Comments || Top||

#7  Every four years we get to roll out the work presumptive. In this case it is presumptuous. He doesn't even have the nomination clinched yet! The more articles we see like this, the more we will know Hillary has not lost control of the press.
Posted by: Nimble Spemble || 07/30/2008 20:11 Comments || Top||


Home Front: WoT
The War on Words
During the past year, several federal agencies -- including the Department of Homeland Security, the State Department, and the National Counter Terrorism Center -- have declared a war on words. Specifically, these agencies have issued memoranda discouraging their employees from naming the enemy in the War on Terror. The prohibition included words such as "jihad," "Islamist," "Islamofascism," and "caliphate," among others.

It's not that the terms are inaccurate. Quite the contrary, as the agencies conceded, they often are used by the terrorists themselves. But they urged censorship all the same. Calling jihadists "holy warriors," as they call themselves, is accurate, but it risks glorifying them. Moreover, even when used accurately, words like "Islamist" might be misinterpreted by moderate Muslims -- who are henceforth to be known as "mainstream Muslims" -- and should therefore be avoided so as not to offend anyone in the Muslim community. The phrase "Muslim community" should also be avoided.

To be sure, all the memos featured disclaimers stating that they were "not official policy." But the fact that they were distributed on agency letterhead suggested at least a tacit endorsement of their content. Taken together, the memos marked a victory for government-imposed political correctness over clarity in the War on Terror.
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Posted by: ed || 07/30/2008 09:55 || Comments || Link || [2 views] Top|| File under:

#1  Henceforth, the words or phrases ‘jihadistÂ’, ‘jihadÂ’, ‘IslamofascismÂ’, ‘caliphateÂ’, ‘IslamistÂ’, ‘Islamic terroristÂ’ or 'intelligence community' will be replaced by 'those people' or 'their kind'. In addition, the words 'black hole' will be replaced by 'a black a hole'.
Posted by: wxjames || 07/30/2008 14:22 Comments || Top||


From Gitmo to Miranda, With Love
Posted by: ryuge || 07/30/2008 05:35 || Comments || Link || [2 views] Top|| File under:


India-Pakistan
The ISI and an SOS
By Cyril Almeida

FOR a few short hours the ISI had a new boss: Rehman Malik. Yes, the hyper-powerful, state-within-a-state, doer-of-all-things-bad-and-evil, Taliban-loving, government-slaying, election-rigging, tool-of-the-establishment ISI was going to report to a civilian, unelected adviser to a lame duck prime minister.

So confident were Messrs Gilani and Malik of the scheme that they scampered out of the country before the news was broken.
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Posted by: john frum || 07/30/2008 11:22 || Comments || Link || [6 views] Top|| File under:


Bribing Pakistan
The U.S. has agreed to play by local rules in Pakistan, in order to get the government to take stronger measures to prevent al Qaeda from setting up bases in the Afghan border areas. This involves a large bribe, in the form of allowing the Pakistanis to shift over $200 million from American aid for counter-terror operations, to a program for updating Pakistani F-16 fighters. The reasoning behind this is actually quite simple. While many (up to a third) of Pakistanis back Islamic radicals (like the Taliban and al Qaeda), nearly all Pakistanis fear an attack from India. There is good reason for this fear, as India has more than six times as many people, an even larger economy and 3-4 times the military power of Pakistan. But most importantly, the Pakistani government has been, for nearly three decades, been supporting Islamic terrorist groups that make attacks against Indians. This angers the Indians quite a bit, and most Pakistanis know it.

The Pushtun tribes (at least some of them) along the Afghan border are supporting the Taliban and al Qaeda. The Pakistani government is very reluctant to take military action against these Islamic radicals. It's an ancient problem. Put simply, the Pushtun tribes (15 percent of the population, in the north and east, along the Afghan border) and the Baluchi tribes (four percent, in the southwest) do not get along with the majority Punjabis (45 percent of the population) or Sindhis (14 percent) in the eastern lowlands. The resulting violence has been going for over a thousand years.

This is particularly important when it comes to getting the Pakistani army to take down the Taliban. The Pushtun tribesmen, who run the Taliban and contribute most of the manpower, are, well, feared by the lowlanders. For thousands of years, the tribes periodically came out of the hills to raid the wealthier and more numerous lowlanders. The larger population meant that the Punjabis and Sindhis would eventually chase the tribesmen back into the hills. But the lowlanders also found, time and again, that the tribal warriors were even more formidable, and nastier, when you fought them in their own element.
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Posted by: john frum || 07/30/2008 10:23 || Comments || Link || [4 views] Top|| File under:

#1  What have we given to them in the past. Billions.
What have we obtained?

Posted by: bigjim-ky || 07/30/2008 12:34 Comments || Top||

#2  The definition of insanity.
Posted by: g(r)omgoru || 07/30/2008 14:39 Comments || Top||


India after Ahmedabad's bombs
Posted by: ryuge || 07/30/2008 05:39 || Comments || Link || [4 views] Top|| File under:

#1  I had an odd thought after reading that headline. What if Iran didn't really want to hit Israel (people of the book and people capable of hitting back). What if they really hit India (pagans according to Islam) who is capable of hitting back but might easily blame Pakistan by mistake.

It would be the best chance to rile up the Islamic World without getting nuked.
Posted by: rjschwarz || 07/30/2008 17:40 Comments || Top||

#2  If I were India and were hit by a nuke, I'd hit both Pakistan and Iran - just to be sure.
Posted by: Barbara Skolaut || 07/30/2008 18:34 Comments || Top||

#3  I agree, its not like you would be less villified than if you nuked just Pakistan. And a lot of countries would secretly thank you.
Posted by: rjschwarz || 07/30/2008 21:38 Comments || Top||


Olde Tyme Religion
Muslim Men and the Roots of Anger
Before resting its recent case against Mohammed Momin Khawaja under Canada's Anti-Terrorism Act, the prosecution presented Momin's former fiancée, Zeba Khan, as the final witness via a video link from Dubai. Ms. Khan reportedly stated in her testimony: "You will not meet a young Muslim man in the world who is not angry about something. Anyone who watches the news, if he wasn't mad then, a) there's something wrong with him, or b) he's ignorant."

Obviously, not all angry young Muslim men are engaging in violence -- nor, of course, are all Muslims terrorists. But many terrorists are found to be Muslims. Ms. Khan's remark purports to explain the linkage.

It is perhaps no coincidence that Mr. Khawaja has Pakistani roots. In recent years, Pakistan has become a haven for al-Qaeda terrorists. For longer than that, jihadis have recruited Pakistani boys and men to fight in Kashmir and Afghanistan. These brainwashed men may be volunteers headed out to fight infidel "invaders" and "occupiers" of Muslim lands, but it cannot be said that they are acting entirely on their own initiative.
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Posted by: GolfBravoUSMC || 07/30/2008 16:55 || Comments || Link || [3 views] Top|| File under:

#1  I think it is a really bad case of DSB that makes them pissed off all the time.


(Deadly Sperm Buildup)
Posted by: DarthVader || 07/30/2008 17:10 Comments || Top||

#2  They get this when the "explode with rage".

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaszeta/2659081439/in/set-72157606114511285/
Posted by: Bright Pebbles || 07/30/2008 20:19 Comments || Top||


Syria-Lebanon-Iran
Kuwaiti Daily Reveals: Iran Building Secret Nuclear Reactor
Posted by: anonymous5089 || 07/30/2008 14:19 || Comments || Link || [8 views] Top|| File under:

#1  And the worst part...

According to the report, the sources said that during 2000-2003, Iran expropriated the lands and homes of thousands of Arab citizens from the Al-Zarqan region, destroying homes of thousands of Arab citizens from the Al-Zarqan region.

Destroyed homes, fields, orchards, and wells, and built a three-meter-high wall around the project site, which allegedly measures hundreds of kilometers.


SO, if it finally gets bombed, and sprays radioactive waste all over the place, it's one of the subject ethnic groups who's going to have to live with the pollution.
Posted by: Abdominal Snowman || 07/30/2008 14:33 Comments || Top||

#2  Don't drink the water.
Posted by: JosephMendiola || 07/30/2008 18:13 Comments || Top||


US Intel: Iran Planing Nuclear Strike on US
July 29....(Ken Timmerman) Iran has carried out missile tests for what could be a plan for a nuclear strike on the United States, the head of a national security panel has warned.

In testimony before the House Armed Services Committee and in remarks to a private conference on missile defense over the weekend hosted by the Claremont Institute, Dr. William Graham warned that the US intelligence community "doesnt have a story" to explain the recent Iranian tests. One group of tests that troubled Graham, the former White House science adviser under President Ronald Reagan, were successful efforts to launch a Scud missile from a platform in the Caspian Sea. "They've got test ranges in Iran which are more than long enough to handle Scud launches and even Shahab-3 launches," Dr. Graham said. "Why would they be launching from the surface of the Caspian Sea?"

Another troubling group of tests involved Shahab-3 launches where the Iranians "detonated the warhead near apogee, not over the target area where the thing would eventually land, but at altitude," Graham said. "Why would they do that?"
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Posted by: Uncle Phester || 07/30/2008 08:41 || Comments || Link || [8 views] Top|| File under:

#1  You guys feelin' lucky, are ya?
Posted by: mojo || 07/30/2008 11:25 Comments || Top||

#2  "Senator Obama has been quoted as saying, 'I dont agree with a missile defense system.

But he and Michelle probably do 'agree' with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad that "a world without America is conceivable" ... at least in name.


Posted by: Besoeker || 07/30/2008 12:05 Comments || Top||

#3  And when an attack sub surfaces and showers Iran with 30 MIRVs what are the going to do?
Posted by: bigjim-ky || 07/30/2008 12:26 Comments || Top||

#4  "Senator Obama has been quoted as saying, 'I dont agree with a missile defense system.

No problem. Maybe he has a sticks and stones defense system in the works to take up the slack after we lose the deterence offered by said missile defense system?
Posted by: OyVey1 || 07/30/2008 13:11 Comments || Top||

#5  His aura will protect us.
Posted by: tu3031 || 07/30/2008 13:16 Comments || Top||

#6  And when an attack sub surfaces and showers Iran with 30 MIRVs what are the going to do?

Attack subs don't launch seaborne ballistic missiles, our missile boats (boomers) do. And they don't need to surface either. Sheesh, read a Clancy book or two would ya! ;-)

I suspect that if that comes to pass, then they will cease to exist. Long overdue if you ask me. If Iran does attempt a strike, maybe they could do us a favor and hit New York City, Boston or D.C.! That would thin the Liberal herd a bit and maybe convert a few to the Right.
Posted by: Grease Dark Lord of the Algonquins9226 || 07/30/2008 13:33 Comments || Top||

#7  Maybe I misunderstand EMPs but the way I understand it if something is not running on electricity it will not be effected. And if that thing is hardened (most military stuff) it won't be effected.

So the grand scheme of things is no serious effect on the US Military, a major blackout and rush to get transistors to the inflicted area and a lot of pissed off Americans who missed American Idol and want pay-back.

Yeah, that's gonna be a winner strategy.
Posted by: rjschwarz || 07/30/2008 16:55 Comments || Top||

#8  Sounds more like suicide by cop on an international level.
Posted by: rjschwarz || 07/30/2008 16:56 Comments || Top||

#9  Eh, if it were me on the Axis and Allies board as iran wanting to get the great victory I would bank on bo becoming president and removing US ground forces post haste, then strike when half of the forces are gone and the other half crated and in line in for Kuwait then swarm conventionally to "liberate Iraq from the infidel puppet government blah blah blah." Close the strait and make large land gains, capture some cities and take my licks - it will still be a propaganda victory and they will look tough, invigerate the whole movement once again. Let the proxies do the nuke thing so that the official government hands are clean.
Posted by: swksvolFF || 07/30/2008 16:58 Comments || Top||

#10  Hush rjschwarz, EMP dissipates just like other electro-magnetic radiation. It would a lot more than one to dwarf the damage of a direct nuclear strike on a US city. The United States "would quickly revert to an early 19th century type of country." Else the Russians might have saved a few bucks. Ed?
Posted by: .5MT || 07/30/2008 17:03 Comments || Top||

#11  proxie-schmoxie...you don't think we'd know who was behind it if some random nuke went off in a US city? They would be toast. They would be toast if they tried to hit our troops as they were lining up to exit. Think we wouldn't have significant naval assets in place to protect those troops during egress? If Iran so much as farted they would get all F-ed up. Utter hogwash. I don't care if BO is president, the military leadership is not going to let its people be killed en-masse by this group of crap weasels.
Posted by: remoteman || 07/30/2008 17:04 Comments || Top||

#12  I don't care if BO is president, the military leadership is not going to let its people be killed en-masse by this group of crap weasels.

And if Obama orders them to just take it, you can bet some generals will "Cross the Rubicon".
Posted by: DarthVader || 07/30/2008 17:48 Comments || Top||

#13  #11 & #12, I'm sure you are right and that scenario has been duly wargamed.
Posted by: swksvolFF || 07/30/2008 18:03 Comments || Top||

#14  " As of today, we have no defense agz such an attack [EMP]" . YET ANOTHER REASON, VIRGINIA, FOR BABY/MINI-BLACK HOLES = WORM HOLES APPEARING OVER GUAM -WESTPAC, besides Proto-TIME/SPACE WARP TRAVEL!
Posted by: JosephMendiola || 07/30/2008 18:04 Comments || Top||

#15  That was an interesting one Joe. No idea what you really meant but it sounded cool.
Posted by: rjschwarz || 07/30/2008 18:11 Comments || Top||

#16  Dirty Harry sequel or Death Wish VI

"...you've got to ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?"
Posted by: JohnQC || 07/30/2008 19:25 Comments || Top||

#17  The United States "would quickly revert to an early 19th century type of country."

It's always good when people show right up front that they're not worth listening to. Saves a lot of time.
Posted by: Angie Schultz || 07/30/2008 19:52 Comments || Top||

#18  "The United States "would quickly revert to an early 19th century type of country."

Oh, my, that might turn out to be a terrifically amusing sort of scenario... in the early 19th century, the US stomped the Barbary pirates once and for all, sent the major eastern Indian tribes packing to the west (Trail of Tears and all that) demolished a British Army at the Battle of New Orleans, purchased a huge tract of territory from France at bargain-basement prices, demolished Mexico in another war and got all of Mexico's northern territories in one fell swoop...
Be careful of what you ask for, people... you just might get it, and a little more.

And Great Britan didn't do too badly as an early 19th century country, either. Just saying...
Posted by: Sgt. Mom || 07/30/2008 22:01 Comments || Top||

#19  #8 Sounds more like suicide by cop on an international level.
Posted by rjschwarz 2008-07-30 16:56


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Posted by: Frank G || 07/30/2008 22:43 Comments || Top||



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  Gilani in Washington; Paks raid Haqqani's empty madrassa in N Wazoo
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