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It's those Jews again!!

Posted by Scott Keys on Thursday, March 01, 2007 5:53:15 PM
The doggone Jews are still kidnapping Christian children, killing them and using their blood to make Passover matzo. They promised to stop this, dang it.

Ahd here's info on something you can do about this deplorable situation. A literal call to arms for Muslims in the UK by MPACUK (Muslim Public Affairs Council of the United Kingdom).

And this is actually supposed to be a PRO-MPACUK video. Wow. Scary stuff, I think.
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Thursday musings

Posted by Scott Keys on Thursday, March 01, 2007 12:41:52 PM
A Florida legislator doesn't like the word "alien" being applied to immigrants and she's not crazy about the "illegal" part either. Well, waah!

I don't remember college being quite this, um, helpful. And so "sexxxxxy. I love this line:

                   ALL students of every gender are welcome!

Every gender: male, female and...uh...every gender!! Personally written and edited by the hard working staff at Harvard to ensure your "hooking up."


Just an observation on something relatively trivial but I thought it was characteristic and emblematic of the cultural disdain of firearms, at least in the hands of civilians. On last night's "Medium" on NBC, the lead character (who works for the local district attorney's office)was being stalked by an escaped murderer whom she and the police knew wanted to kill her. Her husband and children were sent away and she was alone in the house at night (of course). Now, what would YOU suggest as a smart, preventative measure? Maybe something like - oh, I don't know - a gun to protect yourself from the escaped murderer who's after you? Nah, perish the thought!. So the police leave, the guy shows up and there she is, alone, to face this lunatic. And I'm yelling, "Where's your GUN, dummy? Shoot the s-o-b!!" But NOOOOO!! She runs screaming through the house as the guy tries to break in, goes out the front door, the police grab her, go in and THEY shoot the guy. Brother...
Maybe I'm overreacting. Maybe her character doesn't "like guns." Maybe it was just a plot device. Still thought it was stupid.

This is just sad. catsthatlooklikehitler.com/ But funny.

If you ever wondered about the level of civility, judging by nasty language, at lefty vs. righty blogs here're the figures. George Carlin's "7 words you can't say on TV" were the criteria.
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Who's teaching Ohio's kids?

Posted by Scott Keys on Wednesday, February 28, 2007 8:05:16 PM
This guy's teaching (well, since he only goes in 2 days a week let's just say he's employed) at Kent State!  Your Ohio tax dollars at work promoting Islamic Jihad in the Buckeye state and beyond.  Here's his website. Unbelievable.

I'm sure you've heard the inconvenient truth about Al Gore's personal energy use and resulting bills for his little hovel in Nashville.
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Best song Oscar etc.

Posted by Scott Keys on Tuesday, February 27, 2007 3:03:55 PM
For the second year in a row the Academy chose the worst of the nominees (and truly pedestrian effort) to give the award to on Sunday night. Melissa' Etheridge's "I Need To Wake Up,"  a whining, self-flagellating ode to global warming featured in Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth." Easily the best song heard on the broadcast was Ennio Morricone's beautiful "I Knew I Loved You" with lyrics by Marilyn and Alan Bergman which was sung by Celine Dion in a tribute to the great Italian film composer. Last year was the all-time nadir as the Academy embarrassed itself by selecting "It's Hard Out Here For a P*mp," (warning - Oscar-winning filth content) sure to go down in "music" history for such lyrics as (I'm not making these up):

         You know it's hard out here for a p*mp (you ain't knowin)
         When he tryin to get his money for the rent (you ain't knowin)
         For the Cadillacs and gas money spent (you ain't knowin)
         'Cause a whole lot of b****** talkin s***(you ain't knowin)

You didn't know "p*mp" rhymed with "rent"  which rhymes, of course, with  "s***," did you?
Sure "Moon River" and "Over the Rainbow" and "Mona Lisa" along with most of the picks over the last 60-plus years, were pretty little tunes, but just try to get the chorus of "P*mp" out of your head. It's infectious, kinda' like, oh, I don't know... gonorrrhea.
BTW, the server wouldn't allow me to write the word "p*mp" without the *'s.


Think women are second-class citizens here in the West? Think you're oppressed? Got it pretty rough, do you? Get your opinions of this patriarchal world from classes in "Feminist Theory" at college? Get a clue.

Great new blog over at National Review Online called Planet Gore. And here's a pithy article concerning a few of the many problems with Al's dishonest and mal-informed movie.
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Saturday and Sunday observations

Posted by Scott Keys on Sunday, February 25, 2007 8:50:38 PM
Maybe it was too bright to see. Maybe... oh, I don't know. See what you think about this photo.

I'd like to be among the first to predict that within a couple of weeks (and after his inevitable and culturally depressing Oscar win tonight) Al Gore will announce his candidacy for President. Lord help us.

There is no more blatantly self-congratulatory, quasi-masturbatory exercise to be seen on the planet than the Academy Awards. The troubling and depressing thing to consider, as with the Anna Nichol coverage, is not that TV covers these inane and vapid spectacles, but rather their most assuredly correct assessment of their ability to attract a huge sloppy, dripping slice of the idiot-rich American viewing public. Wow. Just wow.

Many of you may not know that the international Jewish conspiracy has deeply embedded roots in American...cartoons!! You laugh, but wait!! Watch this and be informed, you silly, silly ignorant people!! My own theories involve Yogi Bear, Boo-Boo (representing the running dog lackeys of the bourgeoise) and poor, tormented Mr. Ranger (obviously meant to be the united workers of the world). I'm still working on the metaphors. Suggestions?

This seems like a real stretch: finding something to like about Al "the Goracle" Gore's international campaign promoting "An Inconvenient Truth." The definition of damning with faint praise, I'd say.


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Nice choice

Posted by Scott Keys on Friday, February 23, 2007 8:25:30 PM
This is just unfortunate. Go here. Read and weep.
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Free Floyd Landis!!

Posted by Scott Keys on Friday, February 23, 2007 8:21:17 PM
Those aware of the world of bicycling (both of us) will be interested to read this new wrinkle in the story of Landis's 2006 Tour de France victory and subsequent disqualification for alleged doping. Looks like he may be exonerated. America continues its string of wins in this unpopular formally-European-dominated sport.
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Thursday stuff

Posted by Scott Keys on Thursday, February 22, 2007 9:50:14 PM
This Greenpeace ad is truly shameful. There are things to be said and done about the global warming thing. Exploiting children to disseminate insanely exaggerated propaganda and scare the crap out of people is hugely disingenuous and ultimately evil. This kid sounds like a victim of a thorough brainwashing a la the Hitler Youth. Scary and disgusting.

As an answer, here is a wonderfully lucid presentation that addresses the current global warming hysteria (perfectly illustrated by that Greenpeace ad) written by the author of State of Fear, Michael Crichton. Try to get a grip, folks.
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Random stuff

Posted by Scott Keys on Wednesday, February 21, 2007 1:36:28 PM
Baghdad update from Mohammed Fadhil of Iraqthemodel blog.

I'm afraid Britney Spears is on a path to do irreparable harm to herself in some way. Her hair will grow back but she seems to be determined to take a dirt nap. One day in rehab? Here she is checking out: "You know, I think I licked that cocaine addiction thingy. Gotta' get a haircut and a tattoo. Buh-bye."
Wow.

A transcipt of "An Evening with Groucho Marx" from 1972 at Carnegi Hall. It's gold, Jerry!! Pure gold!!

At 18doughtystreet.com the fourth in a series of ads illustrating what the world would be like without the US. Great stuff.

Is it just me or does John Edwards seem like a mannequin (a well-coifed mannequin, mind you)trying to run for president. I can't decide whether it's the 2 minutes of hair combing thing, the 28,000 sq. ft. mansion while talking about the "two Americas," or this latest dust-up over Israel being the biggest threat to world peace. Oh wait, he was just kidding, or maybe he was misquoted, I mean, I misspoke, er, sorry, crackle-crackle, going...through...tunnel...call...you...back...later. Discussion here.

Thanks for visiting. Now say something!!
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Hello newbies

Posted by Scott Keys on Thursday, February 15, 2007 2:04:36 PM
Just added some folks to the new post alert e-mail and wanted to say hey. Hope you'll visit often and comment too. Thanks for taking the time to stop by. Have fun and a belated Happy Valentine's Day to the ladies. You know who you are.

Update: Sorry for the additional alert. Forgot to save the new names so this welcome is going out a second time. I'm just not that bright, OK? Look forward to hearing from all of you.
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Ungrateful animals!!

Posted by Scott Keys on Thursday, February 15, 2007 1:43:31 PM
This is too good not to link to. An animal lover in Belgium adopted a cheetah, paid for its food, then snuck into its cage for a little one on one time after the zoo closed one night. Guess what happened:

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"24" inside dope

Posted by Scott Keys on Tuesday, January 30, 2007 1:38:21 PM
For those of you who watch the Fox series 24 it might be fun to know that the "detention center" where a group of Muslim men are being held is actually a dressed-up LA unified elementary school like our kids have attended.. Makes it kinda hard to take the "detention" seriously. These are in residentail neighborhoods, of course, and if you look quickly you can see trees and houses just outside the temporary hurricane fencing that's up. Hope Walid's OK after the beating he took last night at the hands of his "brothers."
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The Peace rallies

Posted by Scott Keys on Monday, January 29, 2007 1:56:25 PM
No matter your view on the war in Iraq last weekend's peace rally in DC featured stunningly puerile excuses for rational thought. Can't anyone put together a coherent argument for their position without the old, tired saws of "lies, oil, occupation, blah, blah, blah? Reminds of nothing less than a pre-pubescent temper tantrum. Disappointing and sad. And blitheringly unitelligent. Check it here.

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Malthusian Mythbuster Alert #1

Posted by Scott Keys on Monday, January 29, 2007 1:44:19 PM
"Malthusian Mythbuster" will be a regular feature. Please feel free to send in your nominations.
Today's is a great column by Ted Balaker and Sam Staley in the WaPo and addresses a few anti-Capitalist canards regarding the usual crises: pollution, global warming and "over-development." Hat tip to Rick Shaw for the heads-up. Hyperlink manager's not cooperating so go here:


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Arnie, we hardly knew ye!

Posted by Scott Keys on Saturday, January 13, 2007 5:47:55 PM
Anybody seen Schwarzenegger lately? Apparently the man who was elected on a platform of lower spending and reining in the out-of-control California legislature has been kidnapped and replaced by a weak-willed socialist and panderer to the Democrats in Sacramento. Easing off of the agenda for which he was indisputably rebuked by a majority of the electorate last November is understandable, but a complete reversal of principals and legislative goals? Health care for everybody? Higher corporate taxes? Read the latest on federal tax revenues continuing to go up and the deficit continuing to go down since taxes were cut? Trying to drive more businesses out of California? Sorry, this just seems like too big a cave-in to easily explain without the suspicion that some nefarious influence has our governator in its hoary clutches. We could've hired Phil Angelides to come up with this crap, Arnie. What happened?
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