The leader of an Islamofascist terrorist cell in Detroit whose goal is to establish an Islamic state inside the United States was shot and killed when he fired at FBI agents during a raid this afternoon. Unfortunately, an FBI police dog was also shot and killed (hat tip – garycooper),
The Detroit leader of a nationwide fundamentalist Islamic group was fatally shot during a series of FBI raids Wednesday afternoon.
The FBI arrested 10 people who have ties to the group called the Ummah, which translates to “the brotherhood.”
The group’s primary mission is to establish a separate sovereign Islamic state governed by Sunni law, according to FBI charging documents. Luqman Ameen Abdullah, 53, called his followers to an offensive jihad, rather than a defensive jihad.
During the raid, Abdullah, aka Christopher Thomas, fired his weapon, said the FBI in a release. An FBI police dog was shot during the gunfire.
The dog was transported via helicopter to an animal hospital in Madison Heights, but despite the rescue efforts, the dog died.
[snip]
The nationwide leader is believed to be Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, formerly known as H. Rapp Brown. He is currently serving a life sentence in prison for the murder of two police officers in Georgia.
Abdullah Al-Amin preaches violence against law enforcement officials and has trained members of the Ummah inside of a mosque located on Joy Road how to use firearms, martial arts, sword fighting and other types of self defense in anticipation of government violence, according to the FBI.
Undercover agents in the organization have told the FBI that Abdullah used to discipline its members starting at an early age by beating them with sticks on their hands, knees and legs and once he beat a little boy so badly that the child was unable to walk for several days.
In October of 2008, a source the FBI called “credible” recorded statements by Abdullah at a mosque during prayer where he said that Muslims need to cut ties with Christians, Jews, and Kuffars, which the FBI said means all non-muslims.
“Obama is a Kafir. McCain is a Kafir, all the rest of them Kuffars, are Kuffars…. The worst Muslim is better than the best Kafir,” said FBI documents.
It’s a shame about the FBI dog, but at least no humans were hurt.
The story notes that these guys are converts who took the plunge while in prison. I don’t know about you, but this sort of shakes my boundless confidence in the peacefulness and tolerance of Islam.
Tags: Islamists, Jihad, Terrorists
Couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy!
Surely the guy who was killed was misquided… For some odd reason, he thought that it was islam’s underlying objective to conquer the world for allah and make all peoples of all faiths submissive to muslims and subject to sharia law.
Muslim converts in prison are some of the worst….human beings. This news report supports it.
I had a feeling when I heard this story that it was a “Black Muslim” convert. A prison convert to boot? Great system we have ha? So basically we subsidized this conversion. Really sorry about the dog.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._Rap_Brown
He was chairman of non violent student committee…
and yet he died violently…even killed a dog!
He is perhaps most famous for his proclamation during that period that “violence is as American as cherry pie”, as well as once stating that “If America don’t come around, we’re gonna burn it down”.
re: #6 by Incognito
He was a piece of shit before he came a muslim and nothing has changed.
re: #7 by Nevergiveup
It is exactly these type pieces of shit that the Muslims are looking at converting in US jails.
The truth is it wasn’t a fair trade: the dog for this cock-a-roach. I wish the dog was still with us.
Here’s hoping the dog barfed on him before he died, or made some form of contact. Don’t like the thought of this guy getting into the afterlife all clean like.
Uh, can we start profiling now?
re: #8 by Truck Monkey
I wouldn’t let them organize in Jail PERIOD. Yeah I know civil rights and all that bullshit, but hey we’re at War if nobody noticed. And shit Utley hit a dinger. 1-0 Phillie.
Death to those who want death is an equitable thing.
I feel nothing.
re: #12 by song_and_dance_man
It wasn’t equitable unfortunetly, we lost a dog
Just more misunderstanders of Islam, nothing to see here, move along folks.
Besides are there not many more crazy right-wing Christian creationist kafir groups trying to instil a theocracy here in America?
re: #15 by bar
I’m sure they will be all over it at the hippie swamp. Oh wait it can’t be used to smear Republicans so maybe not. Never mind
U.S. President Barack Obama has videotaped a message to be shown Saturday night at the annual memorial ceremony for Yitzhak Rabin in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv. The message will relate to the murdered prime minister’s legacy and the need to advance the peace process. It was prepared in response to a request from Rabin’s daughter, Dalia Rabin.
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1124448.html
Dalia Rabin is left winger ( Yeah Israel has them also ). Hey Dalia stick to Israeli Politics.
I shouldn’t say I feel nothing. I feel grateful that the agents are safe and were able to neutralize Abdullah. And I am sad about the dog.
Found a great deal on an appropriate hearse for his funeral.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2000-RD-690S-Mack-Garbage-Truck-W-25yd-Loadmaster-body_W0QQitemZ200392576687QQcmdZViewItemQQptZCommercial_Trucks?hash=item2ea8540eaf
A steal at $30,000.
re: #18 by loppyd
But just think what is happening in Prisons across this country every day? Makes me sick to think about it.
re: #14 by Nevergiveup
Sorry for your loss, in truth, but I was commenting on the Entry.
re: #21 by song_and_dance_man
Ha?
re: #21 by song_and_dance_man
Oh OK– forget that last post
re: #20 by Nevergiveup
It is very troubling. They will hide behind religious freedom while plotting to kill Americans and we are footing the bill all the while.
re: #16 by Nevergiveup
The American right-wing Taliban for Jesus is not going to like that. Just ask Chris my leg tingles when Obama talks Matthews.
re: #22 by Nevergiveup
lol I should have read all the comments. Call me on the time out room extension.
I can’t keep my eyes open.
Have a good night, all…
re: #26 by song_and_dance_man
Trying to watch the game, blog, and talk to my family can get confusing at times.
re: #27 by loppyd
Good Night
re: #27 by loppyd
Nite lop.
re: #11 by Nevergiveup
Convicted felons don’t (and shouldn’t) have the whole panoply of civil rights. They shouldn’t be allowed to preach and teach ANY ideology, whether ’secular’ or religious, that promotes or excuses violence of any kind. If they want to become Sufi or non-Salafist Muslims, okay. But forget Wahabbism, NOI, Nazism, Leninism, white or black supremacism. (Yeah, I wouldn’t let Rev. Wright preach in prison.)
If you can’t do it in schools, why can you do it in prisons?
re: #24 by loppyd
Pretty stupid.
The guy kills cops, then we give him a warm bed and 3 squares a day.
The death penalty would have cured this problem.
re: #31 by wolfie
Well said
re: #32 by bar
And ours
The pakastasi crowds roar Death to Islam…..
States should disallow imans in prison. They serve no useful purpose.
A U.S. destroyer accidentally fired three machine gun rounds at a Polish city while it lay at anchor Wednesday, but caused no injuries and no damage, a Pentagon official said.
http://www.navytimes.com/news/2009/10/navy_ramage_shooting_102809w/
Is this a Polish joke?
Good. No loss to humanity.
This makes me real sad
Always a shame to lose a K9 in the line of duty
I’m glad the FBI killed this jihadi when he fired on them.
He’s roasting in hell now. Just what he deserves.
Rules to live by:
Never stop on an on-ramp.
Never cheat on your wife.
NEVER shoot it out with the FBI!
Is this what is meant when someone is referred to as human detroitus?
re: #36 by Nevergiveup
lol
I could see myself doing this accidentally if the CO ordered me to clean the gun and I choose the loaded one by mistake. I would have been shocka….
re: #38 by Rubber Soul
Very sad.
A police-dog trainer lives down the road from us & has four K-9 ‘officers’ living with him. Those dogs are strong, loyal, and courageous critters.
One of them won medal a for valor. Saved an human officer’s life a few years ago. He has his picture and the medal framed together and hung on the wall at the police station.
Thinking about that Detroit dog, I’m getting misty-eyed.
re: #32 by bar
He should have resisted arrest a bit more. Then there would not be a problem.
re: #41 by buzzsawmonkey
He’s dead, so it would be detroitus interrputus.
re: #41 by buzzsawmonkey
Yes it is!
Taliban target [UN] staff in deadly bombing that claims 11, including American
Obviously we need to draw down troop levels in the city and rely on drones there too.
……
Just had to tell the RNCC guy no on donations until the leadership pulls there heads out. Poor guy was frustrated and said “I know Rubio and Hoffman are the guys but….”
their
re: #13 by loppyd
I feel bad for the dog.
Prayers for the doggie.
re: #28 by Nevergiveup
My attention is always diffused. If it’s not cooking it’s blogging of thinking about working on music. Now the latter is a thing I must jump on and right quick, but the former seems to get in the way.
No,it isn’t Iowahawk pretending to be Chuckles.
Very sad to hear about the dog. Working dogs are really wonderful.
There are bomb-sniffing dogs train train in Israel for use in California (at the LAX Airport, among other places). They are fantastic dogs.
These dogs are trained with Hebrew commands so when their new trainers get them in LA, they have to keep using the same Hebrew commands since dogs aren’t bi-lingual.
I would imagine that terrorists get a spike in their heart rates when uniformed officers in LA come out shouting orders in Hebrew to bomb-sniffing dogs.
“The ISRAELIS have found us here???”
There are bomb-sniffing dogs that train in Israel for use in California (at the LAX Airport, among other places). They are fantastic dogs…
Utley another homerun. Oh baby!
re: #52 by Ed Mahmoud
The sophomoric analytical ability of Cj is like an evolving caveman looking for a hammer without a stone.
That poor dog. I hope he gets a hero’s funeral.
re: #56 by song_and_dance_man
You are right. He really is juvenile, sophomoric, and pedantic.
Note that Federal courts are after Christian ministry Prison Fellowship under First Amendment http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,198060,00.html
DES MOINES, Iowa — A judge has ruled that a Bible-based prison program violates the First Amendment’s freedom of religion clause by using state funds to promote Christianity to inmates.
Prison Fellowship Ministries, which was sued in 2003 by an advocacy group, was ordered Friday to cease its program at the Newton Correctional Facility and repay the state $1.53 million.
That was back in 2006…
And Christian Prison Fellowship has not nurtured terrorists like the Islamic missionaries have in prisons…
re: #52 by Ed Mahmoud
This is the kind of nonsense that his ass kissing psychophants are breaking their necks to pucker up and brown their collective noses for. He must be a creationist because of who likes his other positions. There was a time when Charlie would have made serious fun of a person positing this weak assed argument.
re: #55 by Speranza
This game is utley wonderful…so far.
(But we can’t say that while Nevergiveup is around. He has dental instruments…. and he knows how to use them.)
re: #52 by Ed Mahmoud
CJ needs to just stfu. No one gives a shit what he was able to find or not find about Hoffman regarding anything.
Damn, CJ is a nuisance and an imbecile.
ULULULULULULUL ULULULULULULUL ULULULULULULUL ULULULULULULUL ULULULULULULUL ULULULULULULUL ULULULULULULUL …
Why yes, there IS a full moon.
re: #64 by Moe Katz
?
re: #61 by Flyovercountry
I do not think that the moron at LGF does not realize that nobody except him and his losers talk about “creationism” and “intelligent design”.
re: #56 by song_and_dance_man
I think he both stoned and hammered.
OT:
Wolfie, have you ever read Freud’s Civilization and Its Discontents? Your comment last night on managing male sexuality contained similar thoughts. For Freud, it’s a matter of steering between savagery (no offense to the blogowner) and neurosis.
re: #66 by Flyovercountry
This is a 1.0 tradition from the good old days. We ironically ululate when a jihadist makes an untimely (for him) exit.
re: #52 by Ed Mahmoud
He did the same thing to Sarah Palin — labeled her an anti-evolution “creationist”. Which was wrong — as she pointed out once, her father is a science teacher, and she believes in evolution and does not believe the earth was created 6,000 years ago. Charles has modified the lefty curse mantra racist/sexist/homophobe to creationist/racist/anti-Darwinist.
re: #70 by Moe Katz
“This is a 1.0 tradition from the good old days. We ironically ululate when a jihadist makes an untimely (for him) exit.”
and award him posthumously the Darwin Akbar Award.
Here is a toast to Mr. Abdullah and his virgins.
/jk
re: #72 by Speranza
Yes, thanks for reminding me of that!
re: #58 by Speranza
Childlike comes to mind with a hint of doltishness.
I had more to say and deleted it.
Charles, I implore you to come here and face us. We will be more welcoming of you than us over there. And I promise I will be nice and not a freak.
re: #70 by Moe Katz
Thanks, Kind of an assumed room temperature notice.
re: #69 by Moe Katz
Yes, I did…back in undergraduate school. (Longer ago than I care to admit!)
Now that you mention it, I think I might re-read it.
re: #67 by Speranza
There are a few others. I don’t get the obsession.
re: #73 by Ed Mahmoud
72 virgin camels.
re: #75 by song_and_dance_man
Give me fair warning if it happens — and I will gypsy on over to some other site and lay low until it’s all over with.
re: #77 by wolfie
Rereading something with the fullness of intellectual and personal maturity can be rewarding
re: #72 by Speranza
I r o n y ? What’s that?
re: #81 by Moe Katz
Yeah. And keep telling yourself that your golden years are ahead, too…
re: #82 by snork
Irony is in spinach, I think. (”I say it’s spinach, and I say the hell with it!”)
re: #75 by song_and_dance_man
The funny thing is that Chaz can come over here and debate us and will not be banned or deleted but we cannot do that on his blog.Anyway he is a lousy debater and cannot fucntion without the banning stick.
re: #66 by Flyovercountry
ululating!
ulululululululululululu!
re: #83 by snork
That’s okay. What’s bad is if you can’t understand the text anymore.
The loss of the dog is exponentially greater than the death of 1000 Imams.
Is there a collection site where we can send urine samples to water Christopher’s flowers.
I don’t think “ummah” translates to brotherhood at all. I would suggest that the Ummah is what all Muslims, both ‘moderate’ and otherwise regard as the muslim civilization akin to what we call western civilization.
I needed a smile today, thanks for the info.
Sorry about the dog.
re: #60 by Incognito
It is interesting that Islam seeks to convert criminals to their cause, where other groups move to reshape and move them away from their lawless proclivities.
OT
Evening porno from Jeff Lindner, Harris County Emergency Management Office.
re: #91 by song_and_dance_man
Islam appeals to losers and criminals.
re: #68 by snork
When I am both, I don’t think like that.
re: #92 by Ed Mahmoud
I always meant to ask you – what’s with the weather forecasts?
re: #86 by m
Have you received the emails in the past two days? There should be two separate documents.
re: #67 by Speranza
To 1.0 cum Cj, Creationism, ala belief in God, is the measure for disapproval. That is meter that Cj bases his old found latencies on.
re: #96 by snork
Yep! Gotcha!
My understanding is the Black Muslims are one of three powerful racialist gangs in our prison system. There is also a Latin gang, and a white gang, the Aryan something or other. I don’t know how much religion is really involved with the prison Muslims, bit if this guy is a sample, it’s not about a religion of peace.
re: #97 by song_and_dance_man
Type, Freudian slip, or snark?
re: #80 by Gypsy
It would be a good thing. Charles coming over here and facing real questions in a whole new tough room. It will not happen any time soon, but who knows? Everyone else that posted there when 1.0 was a blog to be reckoned with have left for whatever reason. Hiding behind the 1.0 skirts can’t go on forever, so there is hope he may crawl out of the 1.0 hole and find new hard and tough room sunshine.
re: #97 by song_and_dance_man
I think Woodstock Boy is just looking for an excuse to dump his friends on the Right. Up until 2007 he never showed an inclination to give a crap about Creationism et al. I think he feels the need to justify his doing an (Benedict) Arnold on us.
About believing in Creationism………so fucking what!
I care weather my representative wants to impose social engineering, tax increases, weaken national security, open the borders, tell me what to drive, what to listen to, when to go to the doctor, etc, etc…….
What a fucking straw-man is this “Creationist-Christian” bogey-man politician!
CJ started diverting attention a while ago. I think he’s connected.
re: #69 by Moe Katz
Well, that sums it up, the choice is between Savage and charles. no need to say what I chose, we all chose.
re: #103 by IslandLibertarian
yeah I go to bed at night worried about creationism – the Republic is endangered!
re: #105 by Speranza
You should be worried!
I’ve heard that the Palin squad is sneaking into homes at night and baptizing unknowing sleepers who awaken spouting Bible scriptures and speaking in tongues! Then they go on to lead boring moral lives!
Be afraid! BE VERY AFRAID!
re: #104 by JeremyR
I’ll take a sane Savage over a lonny-toon any day.
But Chucky thinks Savage is crazy and threatening his life…
re: #105 by Speranza
Amish terrorists. They are taking over the world with their anti industrial ways. They have set out to destroy America and put us all back in horse drawn wagons and living with out electricity.
And all this time I thought Wright was a Minister in the UCC.
Next watch out for the Lutheran holy war. Thier music will drive you insane! all that singing about Jesus, and Angels and Heaven. Shrudder!
re: #106 by IslandLibertarian
and I hear a rumor that they force us to sit through all 4 hours of The Ten Commandments and all 3 hours of King of Kings.
re: #105 by Speranza
Chuckles staring at the ceiling at night:
It’s 3:07 am, and somebody might be posting creationism on the blog…
It’s 3:08 am, and somebody might be posting creationism on the blog…
It’s 3:09 am, and somebody might be posting creationism on the blog…
It’s 3:10 am, and somebody might be posting creationism on the blog…
STINKY!!!!!!!!!
re: #105 by Speranza
Liberals carefully construct their own societal and global dangers and then put everything they’ve got into solving the problems they’ve created.
It’s a disease called AlGorism.
95 I don’t know, I like it…
re: #93 by Speranza
Why yes is does and they seek kindred spirit
I was waiting for a Pastor or Rabbi to suggest the same and in waiting was with relief disappointed.
re: #108 by JeremyR
and we have to wear those funny hats.
This should be done to all these Islamists in America.
re: #107 by snork
But Chucky thinks Savage is crazy and threatening his way of life…
Well, he is, Charles is having to beg now that Savage has lured all the sane folks with money away leaving only poor lil Irass Hoe, Ass Weasel and fiends.
re: #108 by JeremyR
You know…
If he went to Catholic grade school, he could be traumatized for life by the nuns. That’s enough to scar anyone for life.
Another theory in the bin.
re: #100 by snork
Pure type. I would not suggest such a thing with out clear intent with all the bells.
re: #113 by song_and_dance_man
only a violent and criminal mind in this day and age would be attracted to Islam. (and don’t bring up the Crusades please – they were 900 years ago).
re: #114 by Speranza
Shudder!
re: #107 by snork
What’s with his obsession with threats? Any time somebody makes a wisecrack about him, he starts typing that he is being threatened. Is he collecting “data” for Google to de-list certain blogs, or what?
re: #86 by m
More ululating (in Toronto):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiSR49LfLIQ
re: #111 by Eliana
“It’s a disease called AlGorism.”
and in Chaz’s case – a reverse McCarthyism. Btw you are a smart poster, I like reading your stuff.
“The Republic (or Fatherland) is in danger” in French wasn’t that the famous battle cry “patrie en danger”?
The violent criminals who convert to Islam also know that they will have financial support when they get out of prison.
Essentially, they will be hired as Jihadists.
They might as well put Al Capone in prison as a career counselor and employment recruiter.
re: #104 by JeremyR
ROTFLMAO
re: #121 by Gypsy
Someone wrote that he hoeps that someone puts a stick in Chaz’s bicycle wheel and Chaz claimed that his life was threatened.
I believe the al-Saud family funds Islamic prison ministries…
re: #117 by snork
There are times I have wondered if some priest mollested him.
A stick in the bicycle whell could cause Chaz to crash, and get a nasty road rash.
re: #119 by Speranza
Plus the Crusades was a reaction to 400 years of Islamic aggression. The breaking point was the Turkish victory over the Eastern Romans (Byzantines) at Manzikert in 1071. The Emperor Alexius asked for help.
re: #127 by Ed Mahmoud
Yes they do!
re: #121 by Gypsy
That’s a possibility, but there’s no reason to put it out on his own blog if that’s the reason. He’s seriously delusional. When he claimed that I threatened his life (because I used the word “hippy”), he displayed the “evidence”. Somebody there suggested from the “evidence” that I wasn’t talking about him, and he fired back. He was as convinced that I threatened him as Queeg was that there was a second key.
That was when I started calling him Queeg.
So sorry about the FBI dog. That is a shame.
re: #128 by JeremyR
But did he enjoy it?
I think the crusades were earlier than that, as the break between the Latin and Greek churches happened about then, partly as a result of some less well mannered Western European crusaders looting the very churches they had saved from the Musselmen.
That, and whether The Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father, or the Father and the Son.
re: #133 by Urban Infidel
Muslims love killing Dogs!
re: #99 by Gypsy
“There is also a Latin gang”
Watch out for them. They want to make everyone learn Latin, we’ll all be wandering around muttering hic, haec, hoc, huius, huius, huius … viz. John Cleese in Life of Brian.
re: #135 by Ed Mahmoud
It was 1204 when the Venetians back stabbed the East Romans (Byzantine-Greeks). That’s was wrong.
My bad, crusades went to 1291 per quick interweb search…
re: #99 by Gypsy
The Latin Kings beat up the Muslims and Aryan Nation in jails.
re: #130 by Rodan
The Crusades are a sore subject. I think you understand that. As long as you understand that, knock yourself out, but you’re going to be alone on this one.
re: #111 by Eliana
algorism
algorist
algoristic
algorical, algoric
Usage in sentences:
When it comes to creationism, Charles is an algorist.
He holds an algoristical view on American Nazism.
Good term. I like it.
re: #123 by Speranza
Hi Speranza – I like reading your posts too!
re: #136 by Rodan
Yup. They just love to kill, and kill and kill.
Poor dog, he didn’t deserve to die.
re: #137 by Moe Katz
It’s worse than that. The Latin gang have a secret plan to introduce creationism into the schools, because…
Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition…
re: #130 by Rodan
The Crusades were a reaction to the Islamic aggression a few centuries earlier.
Cliff Lee mowing Yankees down.
re: #137 by Moe Katz
Hoc, hanc, hunc!
Sounds like a cheer for some Ivy League football team in the 1920’s.
,,, and with that I’ll say good night to everybody – its past my bedtime and I’m not making sense any more.
re: #121 by Gypsy
He is a victim of his own circumstance and cheese lines are beneath him. Oh wait, there is google (an entity he used to criticize) and Amazom, the new pimp. And if anyone noticed he is the new boy for Barnes and Noble.
re: #141 by snork
Well they were flawed but the Muslims started it with 400 years of attacks.
I will never apologize for the Reconquista of Spain. We had a right to free our land from the Arab-Muslims.
re: #144 by Urban Infidel
In Islam a dog is considered to be unclean. I consider radical Muslims to be unclean.
re: #146 by Speranza
No surprise there, I really don’t think the Yankees will win the series. Philly is the defending Champs.
re: #132 by snork
I’ll wager a guess that they’re (1.0) debating whether or not it’s “proper” and “civil” to celibrate the turds death or not. Other night they’re couldn’t even bring themselves to wish for al Qaeda members, death. It was deemed that Smilin’ Charlie would find that, offensive.
Texas has rival Mexican prison gangs, per an episode of “Gangland” I watched on TLC or History or some cable channel.
re: #150 by Speranza
Agreed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Probably old news but I just saw in the last post that Zombie was banned from LGF. Anyone care to give me the short version?
Has Dumbama come out to say the Detroit FBI acted stupidly yet?
re: #143 by Eliana
We both are history buffs.
re: #147 by Gypsy
And the ancient Egyptian prayer:
Who is the sun god?
Ra!
Who’s the Number One god?
Ra!
Ra! Ra! Ra!
Why did Mo hate dogs? Did all Arabs 1300 years ago hate dogs, or could the dogs sense something wasn’t quite right with Mo?
re: #150 by Speranza
My dog agrees with you.
Speaking of Odummy,
I took these in DC today.
Be afraid!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://urbaninfidel.blogspot.com/2009/10/halloween-in-dc-rastabama.html
re: #155 by Jehu
On her blog (when she was not even there) a few people criticized LGF and Chaz and Irish Rose and Cato the Ogre got pissed off that she did not delete it. Her thing is not to delete posts.
re: #129 by Ed Mahmoud
That is a real threat to sticks. You should be banned for that.
/
re: #160 by lobo91
smart canine!
So, Al Gore received a $529 million U.S. government loan for Fisker Automotive, a company in which he has an investment interest.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125383160812639013.html
The Obama administration took over control of General Motors, which was followed by the closing of several GM manufacturing plants.
An announcement was made today that Fisker Automotive was planning on retooling a closed GM plant in Wilmington, Delaware to make electric cars.
http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20091027-719796.html
VP Biden’s home state is Delaware.
Look away, there’s nothing to see here.
–kaintuck
re: #159 by Ed Mahmoud
The story is that when Mo started preaching a Dog pissed on him. Then when the 1st Mosque was built a pack of Dogs when in and pissed in it.
Zombie attacked Obama’s child molestation czar on her blog, and one of Chuckles ‘minions’ went over there and criticized, and was responded to by other ZomBlog posters, who defamed Chuckles, and Zombie didn’t delete the posts and ban the posters.
All bloggers must bow to Chuckles and his minions or face banning.
Cato went over there as well, and used some obscure German lit reference as a nic, and mocked the posters who weren’t fluent in early 20th century German lit…
re: #158 by Moe Katz
Ra Ra Ra Ra!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
re: #151 by Rodan
Philly is not intimidated by the Yankees or Yankee Stadium.
re: #148 by song_and_dance_man
Seriously? Is CJ promoting Barnes & Noble with their Kindle-Killer E-reader that they are coming out with in time for holiday shopping this year?
Is the Amazon Kindle now under the LGF bus?
Will Sharmuta go mad when she finds out that she bought a Kindle with money she didn’t have for nothing?
/Stay tuned for the next dramatic episode of “As the Lizard Turns.”
re: #169 by Speranza
Yanks are getting murtlized!
re: #169 by Speranza
Philly is the defending the Champs. The Yanks have not been there since 2003. The Angels were not intimidated either.
re: #167 by Ed Mahmoud
Irish Rose (the incontinent one) went in with her sanctimonious yapper and mouthed off to Zombie how “disappointed she was with her”. Zombie wasn’t even on the blog at the time. Cato the Ogre came on later and was pissed on by everyone when he tried to throw his hefty girth around.
Evening all. Pity about the K9. Glad the jihadist assumed room temp. Just sitting by the fire with my best dog Jeeves after blowing out all my irrigation lines this evening.
I noticed an open registration thread at that otherplace has been up for a few hours with maybe 3 new hatchlings. Oh how times have changed.
re: #165 by newsjunkie_ky
The Stimulus is a way for Progressives to scam for money.
re: #166 by Rodan
Dogs are good judges of character.
re: #171 by Urban Infidel
Rooting for the Yanks is like rooting for Microsoft.
re: #176 by lobo91
When the Muslims invaded the Eastern Roman Empire and Spain, they killed people’s dogs.
re: #167 by Ed Mahmoud
Kragar had a comment tonight over there thanking god you were no longer around Ed.
Their loss/Our Gain.
re: #177 by Speranza
Let me guess, Met fan?
Newt Gingrich has not just endorsed Scozzafava.
http://jumpinginpools.blogspot.com/2009/10/newt-gingrich-has-not-only-endorsed.html
re: #103 by IslandLibertarian
chaz only connection is to Barney Fwank. IYKWIMAITYD
re: #177 by Speranza
Dead on. The Evil Empire.
5-0 Phillies!!!!
re: #174 by GrandJunctionite
a lot of the new “hatchlings” (notice how he opens registration just about every week lately?) are socks coming over from Freee Republic and Ace of Spades to tell him to **** off!
5-0 Phillies!
re: #183 by GrandJunctionite
Haters!!!!!!!!!!1
If you’re ever in Judea and Samaria and you see a loose dog running around, say “Shalom” to him if he approaches you.
The relief on the dog’s face and entire body is quite visible. The “Shalom” people are the good guys (including when it comes to being dog-friendly people) and the dogs know it.
The dogs’ tails wag so hard that it almost brings tears to your eyes.
re: #177 by Speranza
Truthfully, I don’t even care about sports. My boyfriend loves the Yankees, so I’m following it.. sort of..
re: #185 by Rodan
220 Mil just doesn’t buy what it used to.
BTW I was born and raised a RedSox fan
re: #186 by Eliana
Do the Israelis rescue the stray Dogs?
re: #186 by Eliana
I believe it. I have two dogs. Dogs are very expressive and have great intuition.
re: #188 by GrandJunctionite
That explains it!
re: #190 by Urban Infidel
Tonight at the bar I was at a person had a Husky, at the outside part. I petted it for 20 Minutes and the Dog could not stop licking me. The owner bought me a beer!
Hyperbole much?
re: #155 by Jehu
The major breach came on a Van Jones thread.
CJ decreed that Jones was a regular sort of guy and not a truther, despite having signed a truther petition. Zombie would not goose-step down the party line.
The Undead One said that he/she/it had actually seen Jones at a radical truther rally in SF area. CJ for all intents and purposes called Z a liar. Zombie never returned.
CJ’s excuse for officially banning Z was that some LGF refugees had made comments ‘insulting’ him on a thread at zomblog and zombie had not deleted them.
It had to be zombie’s ‘fault,’ you see.
re: #190 by Urban Infidel
Ours are members of the family. With all the rights and priveledges (and rules) thereof.
re: #195 by GrandJunctionite
Do you watch the Dog whisperer?
re: #194 by wolfie
CJ praised Van Jones as a good man.
He killed the dog.
Roll the sick cocksuckers body in bacon grease, shoot him again and bury him in a pig sty.
Son of a bitch.
re: #194 by wolfie
I saw him not too long ago talking about that and saying that he wasn’t going to believe the zombie because they had no proof.
cj is just stupid
re: #186 by Eliana
This may seem mystical but dogs sense human spirit. There is a connection, and I don’t say that just because I’m a man.
re: #186 by Eliana
Wow.
Did they ever think that the reason they can’t find any dirt on Hoffman could be because he is not a professional politician from a Party Machine?
re: #198 by Poteen
Roll him in Pig Grease and release him to a Hungry Pack of Wolves. That’s the fate he deserves.
single payer ad
http://gatewaypundit.firstthings.com/2009/10/here-it-comes-pelosit-to-release-her-nationalized-health-care/
Why are they so rabid over there about creationists????
re: #192 by Rodan
I love Huskies. I used to have an Alaskan Malamute. Talk about a beautiful, gentle giant. He used to howl like wolf too. What a sweetie he was. I miss him.
The two I have now are best buddies. They are so funny together clowning around all the time. The older one is a mixed rottie, shepard mix. Smart, funny [yes, he has a sense of humor!] and the most excellent watchdog you could ever want.
re: #197 by Rodan
That is not surprising. Cj reverences God haters.
6 -0 Phillies. Bottom of the 9th coming up.
re: #206 by Urban Infidel
I had an Akita, they are related to Huskies and Malamutes. When my Akita died I cried for days. I still get sad thinking about him.
I love Wolf like Dogs.
re: #196 by Rodan
Not so much. I have, but something about Ceasar just doesn’t sit well with me.
It may be because a gay fellow I know is always drooling about ceasar this and ceasar says that.
It creeps me out.
re: #189 by Rodan
Yes – there are groups that do this and most people try to help dogs and cats if they seem to be out on their own (as possible lost pets of Jewish owners). Pets are more willing to approach people than feral dogs and cats so if you see them near Jewish homes it’s quite possible that they are pets who’ve gone outside for a bit.
There are also groups that try to help stray dogs and feral cats in particular.
re: #195 by GrandJunctionite
Mine too. I’m on a business trip in DC for a night and I miss them! I bet they are both snoring on my bed right now together.
re: #205 by typicalwhitey
They are nuts. Look I’m not a Creationist or a Darwinists. In reality I don’t care! I don’t get the obsession over that. It’s just what people believe, that’s all. It doesn’t influence politics or other things. It’s stupid.
sleepy time.
Watch out for creationists under the bed…
re: #197 by Rodan
And he refused to see Color of Change as a race hustling organization (founded by Van Jones). Its scheme to have advertizers leave the Beck show is the gleeful theme of many posts. He would not countenance an association trail back to the White House through Van Jones.
re: #211 by Eliana
I read about this Israeli guy who rescues animals, dogs, cats, you name it. Especially the donkeys that the paleos abuse in the most horrific ways. I can’t even think about it. God bless those who help animals.
re: #197 by Rodan
CJ hates Republicans and will praise anyone who is a left winger now. He said that Van Jones was too left wing for him but that he did not deserve to be called a truther which was (in Sharmuta’s favorite term) “disingenuos” of him.
re: #214 by Ed Mahmoud
G-d please put Sarah Palin anywhere near my bed.
re: #199 by typicalwhitey
There is none so blind as he who WILL NOT see.
Some of CJ’s stupidity is intellectual deficiency, but a lot of it is willful.
re: #213 by Rodan
They hate religion. I pity them.
re: #211 by Eliana
That’s great to know. The Arab Muslims kill stray Dogs. In fact the reason there are Farrel Dogs is because as teh region Islamisized, Dogs became hated. It’s sad because Dogs are great creatures.
re: #211 by Eliana
The next thing we know, the Palestinians will be recruiting strays as shaheeds. Remember the suicide donkey?
re: #216 by Urban Infidel
PETA cares more about dead donkeys and cats then
dead humans.
re: #221 by Rodan
Thats one reason so many troops try to get them home.
Your Yanks are trying to stage a comeback.
re: #220 by Urban Infidel
Agreed, I respect most faiths whether it’s Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Wiccan, Hindu and whatever. Islam is the only one I don’t respect because in reality it’s just an Arabic Imperialist Movement disguised as a religion.
re: #213 by Rodan
Me too. I don’t give a damn how we got here, only where we are going.
re: #224 by GrandJunctionite
6-1 with one out.
re: #224 by GrandJunctionite
They ain’t doing anything. The 4 runs they gave up in the 9th and 8th killed them.
Is ralph nader like 100 years old?
Dogs have amazing empathy for people and they know when someone is sick or in pain. They don’t need to be trained for this either, although the dogs who are trained can sense when someone is about to have a seizure.
I saw a dog (a family pet) go over to someone who was having a horrible leg cramp and sit by the person’s side until the cramp went away. The man didn’t say to anyone that he was having a cramp. He just sat quietly for awhile and the dog went immediately over to his side when the pain started and remained perfectly still next to him until the cramp passed.
It was as if the dog was passing his body’s warmth to the man while he was in pain. The dog just sat there without moving a single muscle until the pain was over and then the dog got up and started being demonstrative and friendly to the man whose pain had passed.
The dog knew he was in pain and provided support.
It was amazing.
A-Fraud has struck out for the 3rd time tonight.
Thanks Ed, Spermanza and others. I thought Zombie was going to get banned, saw, he/she? was not agreeing in all things with CJ. True intellectuals like Charles know the truth and cannot accept any dissent, sort of like leaders of the inquisition. God protect us from zealots.
re: #205 by typicalwhitey
My first guess is they have a problem with accepting their creator. Acknowledging that alone means there are rules that grain against their radical egalitarianism and individuality, and liberty from moral rule can have none of that.
And they have a real problem with the truth that a scholar noted and will now be paraphrased.
Those who deny to believe do so for a moral reason. It’s not that they cannot believe it is they refuse to believe. And that decision is based on the concept of morals and denial of the truth.
re: #226 by Speranza
The Origins of Humans are Cryptic and honestly who cares!
re: #220 by Urban Infidel
BINGO. They hate God to a finer point.
Phillies win 6-1!
re: #230 by Eliana
They are also training dogs to sniff out cancers in humans. Their powers are amazing.
http://www.veterinarypracticenews.com/vet-practice-news-columns/complementary-medicine/sniffing-out-cancer.aspx
re: #229 by newsjunkie_ky
Yes, and no smarter for it.
Did Barack rend his shirt when he got news of this…oh wait….he’s not a Mensch. Did he light a candle….oh wait he went to Rev. Wright’s ‘church’. What’s left then….calling Farakahn for a national memorial service?
re: #230 by Eliana
A TV program on dogs spotlighted a woman who breeds dogs so that the puppies can be used to ease the pain of her arthritis. She places them directly on the joints. “Puppy-on. Apply directly to the ache.”
re: #212 by Urban Infidel
I hope someone’s walking them otherwise you come home to a bad scene!
re: #216 by Urban Infidel
Someone I know in Israel speaks Arabic somewhat so he was trying to be friendly to an Arab girl one day as she walked with her donkey near a checkpoint.
He asked her in Arabic, “What is your donkey’s name?”
She looked at him as if he was insane.
She answered, “Donkey.”
Now maybe the Yankees will realize they are playing the defending champs instead of thinking they are the anointed ones.
re: #234 by Rodan
“The Origins of Humans are Cryptic and honestly who cares!”
I’m just worried about where we were headed.
re: #243 by GrandJunctionite
The Yankees don’t have that attitude. They said the Phillies are the Champs.
It’s a different culture when people have animals even for their use (such as horses to ride) without naming them.
re: #244 by Speranza
Yup agree 100%!
A little Biblical history of the beginning of the Arab nations, and the resulting belief of Islam.
This will give an idea of what is the root behind Islam, why it takes on its present form.
Ishmael was the mistake Abraham made when he did not believe God that even though past fertility, and Sarah also beyond menopause he would have a son by Sarah. Sarah convinces him to have sex with one of her maids, which results in Ishmael.
Several years later Sarah does conceive and gives birth to Isaac. Later Sarah catches Ishmael making fun of Isaac. She asks Abraham to send Ishmael and his mother away from them. Abraham prays to God to let Ishmael live (worst prayer in history).
God listens and says “Ishmael,” will become a mighty nation, but will be a wild donkey of a man, who’s hand is against everyone, and everyone’s hand is against him.
Later Islam comes from this racial line. The point is that Islam comes from the bitter and rejected. It is the religion of the bitter and rejected, tis why it does so well in prisons. Think of what Islam IS. It is primarily a religion that manifests bitterness and is based on rejection. Do everything Allah, or his ignorant savage Imams tell you lest you face the ultimate rejection of getting your head cut off.
re: #239 by Scott Madsen
He’ll ignore it.
We wouldn’t want the American riff-raff to think that Islam is not a religion of peace, would we?
re: #245 by Rodan
Perhaps reading the NY papers and listening to fans on sports talk radio prejudiced my post..
re: #248 by Jehu
What is interesting about this myth, is that the Jews claimed a half-brotherhood with Arabs.
Why?
re: #197 by Rodan
It was actually more specific than that. CJ admired Jones because he was “incredibly respected in the environmental community”. Like that means squirt.
It’s his green blind eye. He lets his attack dogs violate Godwin’s law, and he does it himself, because green halos forgive all sins.
Environmentalists can really be despicable sorry excuses for humanity sometimes. There’s no vainer group out there anywhere.
re: #251 by Overlook
Ishmael and Isaac had the same father, but only Isaac had a Jewish mother.
Jews sometimes say that the Arabs are our cousins (from Ishmael and Isaac who were half-brothers) but Ishmael is the guy in the Bible who is quite literally in his brothers’ faces (as in, “In your face!”) It means that he’s in his Arab brothers’ faces too.
re: #251 by Overlook
They were all decendents of Abraham?
re: #235 by song_and_dance_man
Fine if they are atheists, okay. But they are so hostile to religion. They also fail to take into account that spirituality, going back to the earliest beginnings of civilization was a good thing. It actually helped the evolution of mankind in many ways.
re: #248 by Jehu
The jealousy of Ismael and his seed from not receiving the inheritance is the struggle that is enjoined to this day. They are not the seed of promise, yet they seek to take it by force.
They will fail in the end just as Ishmael was driven from the camp of Abraham.
The God of Abraham knows just who his freinds are.
somewhat OT/
Orlando judge releases Rifqa Bary to Ohio authorities’ custody
Fathima Rifqa Bary back in Ohio
Runaway teen Christian convert returned to Ohio
Agency to watch runaway teen’s Internet, cell use
re: #241 by Speranza
My boyfriend is looking after them while I’m gone. He loves them, and all animals.
re: #251 by Overlook
Well the Israelites didn’t come from Norway…
re: #257 by CloudyDay
If this poor girl is taken back to her native country, or worse yet honor killed, what will be the progs excuse?
They better keep her away from that family until she is 18.
Ok.
I can understand that you don’t believe in creationism.
But why in the world would the fact that someone DOES believe in it, be looked at as something that could be used against someone politically?
And I see creationism as believing that God is the creator.
re: #230 by Eliana
Cat plays furry grim reaper at nursing home
Excerpt:
Have to say goodnight, friends. Have an early train back to NY in the morning.
Peace out!
re: #3 by Incognito
At the risk of grossing out some of the good people here, methinks those converts acquire a taste for muslim c*ck up the ass in prison, and that makes them become champions of the murderous ideology.
Hey, my first hat-tip ever! Thanks for that. I wasn’t looking for it, but it’s nice to be acknowledged.
Agree with everyone who feels the dog was by far the greatest loss in this story. The scumbag terrorist basically committed suicide-by-cop, which shows what a waste of skin he was. And whoda thunk that old H. Rap Brown was still around, fomenting trouble? And they want to bring the Gitmo prisoners to Michigan? Just what we need…
Some police dogs wear bulletproof vests now. In my city, there was a drive to raise money for this purpose after one of our dogs was killed in a hostage-situation. It’s a good idea, imho.
In more news tonight, TV news-crews seeking comment and video of the dead terrorist’s mosque (a house in Dearborn) were attacked and their equipment trashed by followers. It really got ugly, and the newsmen were forced to retreat. This story isn’t over.
re: #252 by snork
I agree, many Environmentalists are Fanatics. Did you see that guy who said not to eat to save the planet?
re: #251 by Overlook
Myth? The genealogy of the Bible has been proven by archaeologists, repeatedly. Abraham is the father of Ishmael. Abraham is the father of Isaac. Isaac is the father of Jacob (and Esau), Jacob later his name becomes (Israel) is the father of the 12 tribes of Israel. Christ comes from the line of Judah. You need to understand that the Bible is the story of God’s search for a genetic (and spiritual) line down to the birth of Christ.
It is metaphor for the part in us God is searching for, the part that wants to know Him, and thus to know the truth. The Bible depicts an exacting search to find that quality. You and all of us would do well to apply that to ourselves as an individual exercise.
To act like you are born loving or knowing the “truth,” is a serious error. It produces, Nazis, Communists, Dark Age Church leaders, and modern day liberals, and people like C.J. And now we have a President that is moral idiot, but he believes he is the ONE. He is dangerous because he believes what he is doing is good. Such people always end up killing millions when they have power, “can’t make an omelet without breaking a few eggs!”
re: #261 by typicalwhitey
Because this way, Mr. Johnson gets to play scientist. He can’t actually understand why water rolls downhill, but he figures that if he gets his pom-poms out and says “yay science!”, that that makes him a smarty.
That’s what’s in it for him. That’s also why I tend to be very skeptical of the scientific depth of anyone who insists on treating science like a football team.
re: #262 by CloudyDay
Yes, I’ve heard about this cat.
Amazing!
re: #265 by garycooper
Wow. Things are getting ugly.
Chuckie’s descent into paranoid fantasy and Leftist dogma (AGW, etc.) has been so abrupt and intense, I have to believe something major has changed in his life. Do you guys really think it’s a young hippie girlfriend? Could it really be Iceweasel?
re: #253 by Eliana
Are you saying that this myth established the maternal line as the the significant factor for being a Jew?
But why is it necessary to have the Arabs be the descendants of Abraham through Ishmael? Was it their propinquity? They were the closest “other”?
re: #265 by garycooper
“Hey, my first hat-tip ever!”
I had several on 1.0. I remember how proud I was, too.
re: #271 by garycooper
I am a partisan of the theory that he has been bought. The change is definitely abrupt and radical.
re: #254 by GrandJunctionite
But why make Abraham the father of the Arabs.
(I obviously do not believe that it is the literal truth.)
re: #271 by garycooper
Sharmutant would scratch her eyes out.
re: #259 by Moe Katz
Yes. An explanation for the similar, but idol-worshipping desert predators, their “neighbours”.
C.J. was personally frightened by some Muslims in L.A. He went by a Mosque and in some way he was threatened. This right after 911. He told the story on his blog. So for a little while he came and hung out with conservative types. But as the danger of radical Islam fades, and his own personal fright fades, he reverts to type. Which is a liberal/progressive.
He was never comfortable with the OTHER thing that comes with conservatives, and that is many, if not most, are either Christians or practice Jewish faith of some sort.
C.J. displays the key difference between a liberal and a conservative. Ultimately a liberal must relate everything to themselves. Liberals will go to war when they are threatened, they will hardly go to war when their next door neighbor is threatened, or care less if little Iraqi girls are raped by Saddam’s goons. Or little girls are whipped and beaten for trying to go to school in Afghanistan. To understand a liberal is to understand a being of total and consumate self-interest.
re: #255 by Urban Infidel
As I said earlier morality has everything to do with the basis for any belief system. At least it should. There can be no communal society with out law, or as it were, decrees from a higher source that translates into a better moral law.
The ten terms suggests that.
re: #271 by garycooper
I admired your standing up to the bluster and foot-stomping of the self-proclaimed scientist, LVQ.
re: #260 by GrandJunctionite
Take a high profile Tranzi-Prog hostage someplace in a lawless jurisdiction, there are plenty to choose from after all. There are plenty of Tranzi-Progs floating about the world making themselves look important and ‘committed’ to their fellow craven followers.
If this girl goes down then the Prog goes the same way, in technicolor and in stop action detail on U tube.
Maybe if the Progs think that they actually have something to lose they might bite their tongues next time something like this goes down.
As a bonus Tranzi-Progs will pare back their international travel through fear and they can then ‘bask in the glow’ of their self satisfied carbon footprint reduction!
//sarc off
Works for me!
re: #272 by Overlook
It’s Biblical rather than being a myth.
I don’t think this part of the story of Abraham the Patriarch established the maternal line as being the determining factor for being born Jewish. It does explain a lot about the differences between Ishmael and Isaac, though.
In Judaism, the maternal line establishes whether or not someone is born a Jew. The paternal line establishes whether or not someone is born a Levite (as it passes only from father to son). Although people can convert to Judaism, no one can become a Levite if the person isn’t a man born of a Levite father.
This is a question for G-d.
It’s His story.
re: #274 by Freddo
That makes sense to me, too. I made the mistake of drawing a link between Soros and realclimate.org towards the end of my time there, and he blew a gasket, saying “you just pulled that out of your ass, you have no evidence for such a claim!” Even though I presented my evidence quite clearly, just before.
Soros could buy a few thousand Chuckies, and it wouldn’t put a crimp in his budget. But then, if he’s been bought, he must have sold himself cheap, or else why the constant begging for tips?
re: #275 by Overlook
It was G-d’s decision.
re: #280 by Overlook
I was convinced at the time that Ludwig was a sock-monkey for Chuckie, as his appearances were always so perfectly-timed. Also seemed to make sense from the standpoint that the uneducated (well, “self-taught”) Johnson needed someone with “unassailable credentials” to represent his new religious conviction. One time Ludwig told me, “My Ph.D trumps all of your internet research, so give it up.” Okay, give it up for the cat with the Ph.D! Right.
re: #272 by Overlook
God chose Abraham and his seed though Isaac. The choice is a concern of the Eternal and not ours. We must accept it and not quibble how He made up his mind.
re: #285 by garycooper
CJ keeps inventing new and imaginative ways to get the last word.
re: #282 by Eliana
I never question God.
But I will ask religious historians. And I am sure that there is some interesting exegesis on this.
Not only did the Jews claim blood ties with the troublesome Arab tribes, they simultaneously gave the Arabs a reason for their enmity towards themselves.
It is touching.
How does anyone know that LVQ has a PhD, or a high school diploma, for that matter? Because he (or Chucky) says so?
Anyone who answers an argument with “My PhD trumps your internet research” is probably a fraud and most certainly an ass.
re: #276 by m
Yes, I guess Charmin would fight to the bitter end for her man. He could come out tomorrow and say he was in favor of euthanizing babies born into poverty, and she would be right there with him…”I love that idea, Charles. Wish I’d thought of it first!”
But Iceweasel is a proud bisexual, not that there’s anything wrong with that. She’d be open to a three-way, no doubt.
There is good research and bad research.
There are good arguments and bad arguments.
That’s all.
re: #289 by wolfie
Even assuming he has a PhD, no one at the doctoral level should be resorting to an argumentum ad verecundium (argument from authority) rather than defending their views by valid argument.
re: #285 by garycooper
LVQ is preposterous. I had the satisfaction of egging him on to foolishness on the last day I was permitted to post there.
He was an instant expert on so many things. I enjoyed his excursions into the Talmud with Buzzsawmonkey, but he claimed no authority there.
re: #288 by Overlook
This is an absurd discussion you are having with Eliana and others because you have completely different premisses and terms of references.
re: #292 by Moe Katz
EXACTLY.
Also worth noting, is that it was Ludwig who banned me, after jumping into a discussion begun by Chuckie. I was giving him lots of guff, trying to provoke one of his cursing-fits, and then he dared me to say another word. I said a word, and just like that, I was through with that crowd of ninnies forever. Thank God.
re: #296 by garycooper
Dare we ask what the word was????!!!
Gotta sleep now. See ya!
re: #286 by song_and_dance_man
I accept your acceptance of God. I shall not invite you to question the truth of the bible. I am probably in a tiny minority of atheists here. My questions are not meant to insult or provoke.
re: #288 by Overlook
The Jewish people are also related to Europeans.
Jacob and Esau (sons of Isaac, grandsons of Abraham) were twin brothers (fraternal twins) who were born with Esau first while Jacob was grabbing onto Esau’s heel as he was being born.
Esau was a big hairy guy with red hair who spent a lot of his time hunting animals. Jacob was a smaller more studious guy. Esau should have gotten their father’s (Isaac’s) spiritual inheritance but their mother Rebecca thought that Jacob was more suited to the role.
So Rebecca helped Jacob get the spiritual inheritance (and Esau himself helped in this without totally grasping what he was doing).
Esau and Jacob split apart and reunited years later. Esau went away after they reunited and he is regarded as being the father of the Europeans.
re: #294 by Moe Katz
So I gathered.
re: #297 by wolfie
I just said something like, “Oh, brother…”I dare you!” Mocking the little doofus, who was just dying to bring down the ban-stick, but not as eager as I was to be banned. I was so done with that place.
Ok, gotta go..bye for now.
re: #292 by Moe Katz
Bingo. If he does have one, he’s not exactly a string theorist. Real scientists don’t argue like that.
I could expand on that, but I think you understand fully.
re: #300 by Eliana
Yes. The brotherhood of man is established twice over: we are all descended from Adam and Eve, and Noah.
re: #283 by garycooper
“”But then, if he’s been bought, he must have sold himself cheap, or else why the constant begging for tips?”
Good point. On the other hand, could be a subterfuge. Good night.
re: #303 by snork
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fI8834iCgo
Islam is to religion, as rap is to music.
Heh… Late to the thread but…. “Buh-bye, asshole! Enjoy your 72-year-old virgin in hell!”
Also, feel really bad for the dog.
So where is the DHS’s memo concerning the menace muslim converts in our prison system pose?
Oh, they’d have to be concerned Charles would libel them as raaaacists.