Șalom și salut, necredincioșilor, fiarelor, și Paisanoviților! Bine ați venit la casa căinței. Priviți coafura zionistă, refractară a Babei Z cum scînteiează, în timp ce ea izgonește pe Curvele Gramsciene, Porcii Fasciști, Papii din Laodicea, și Fiarele prădătoare ale Islamului, dîndu-i pe Mîna Atotputernică a Dumnezeului lui Israel. După ce se va termina de biciuit, se vor servi pișcoturi gramsciene și lapte de capră în salon. Vă rugăm și să gustați din plăcinta ocupației zioniste. L’Chaim!
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The lad is up at his formal dance at the golf club. The wife and another mom are both having a glass of wine and waiting for the young men to emerge in their uncomfortable clothes and shoes. Maybe the lad will even get one of those slow dances that gives the typical 13/14 year old a woody that he's sure everyone in the room is watching. Such an awkward age.
I promised that I wouldn't bother him in any way tonight. Give the young man a little space. The lad seems quite popular with his pals. Hope he
After officers were called to the Fairfield County home owned by John Valluzzo last week, it was as if the expected story line evoking Amadou Diallo or other police killings had been turned on its head. This time the person who was shot was a successful 75-year-old businessman and philanthropist, and the policeman a well-liked veteran who was a rare minority officer in a virtually all-white department. The setting was not a dark city street but a 9,000-square-foot estate in a green, historic Connecticut town whose residents have included Eugene O’Neill, Judy Collins and Henry Luce.
Dropped the lad off for an after dance party. Guess he's meeting his sweetie. I'll have the wife pick him up when he's completed his evening of teenaged debauchery. What ever the hell that means anymore. Viva Le Hormones!
President Obama...You SIR will see the I.R.S. in your nightmares...how dare you speak ill of the SUNNI!.........Chomsky condemns Turkish police crackdown on protestors
Noted linguist, activist says police actions recall 'most shameful moments of Turkish history'; two killed, 1000 injured in protests, Amnesty reports http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4387012,00.html
President Obama....the Leader of Turkey has the right to pepper spray ...even shoot his people as he sees fit.....He is trying build a SUNNI Caliphate and he deserves the support of the world.
More specifically, they believe that Muslims have been divinely commanded to wage war against those who refuse to accept Allah as the supreme authority of the universe; Mohammed as Allah's prophet; the Koran as the revealed and unchanging word of Allah; and sharia as the law that mankind must obey.
They believe, too, that the world is divided between the Dar al-Islam, the lands where Muslims rule, and the Dar al-Harb, the lands where infidels rule. They reject the possibility that the two realms can — or should — peacefully coexist. On the contrary, the Dar al-Islam must do whatever is necessary to defeat and destroy the Dar al-Harb.
Many Westerners find it difficult to comprehend that people actually hold such beliefs. These Westerners — there is no tactful way to say this — are ignorant of world history, the millennia of conflicts in which one group after another has attempted to impose its language, culture, religion, and DNA on others. http://jewishworldreview.com/0513/may053113.php3#.UaszZJ0o670
According to The Daily Beast, when it comes to the Syria conflict, recent developments may lead to a regional military conflagration. A series of escalations—including Israeli airstrikes on Damascus, Hezbollah’s decision to openly send thousands of fighters across the border, and the European Union lifting its arms embargo on the rebels—have dramatically increased the risk level. The Daily Beast adds that given the signs that planned U.S.-Russian-endorsed talks in Geneva might not even get off the ground, there is evident cause for worry. Close observers now worry the Middle East is on the brink of a wider war, notes The Daily Beast,—one that will have as profound repercussions for the region as World War I had for Europe http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/Flash.aspx/269456#.Uas0sJ0o670
Paul, a first-term senator and Tea Party favorite surging in popularity, took the latest shot by opposing aid to the rebels – a key part of McCain’s plan to end the two-year Syrian civil war in which 70,000 civilians and others have been killed.
“It is very clear that any attempt to aid the Syrian rebels would be complicated and dangerous, precisely because we don't know who these people are,” Paul wrote in an opinion piece earlier this week. “The situation in Syria is certainly dire. … Al Qaeda is making confirmed inroads into the country. No one wants to see Syria become a bastion of extremism. But like other American interventions in the past, U.S. involvement could actually help the extremists.”
But McCain, fresh off a secret trip to Syria, on Friday upped his call for intervention -- telling the Associated Press the opposition needs heavy weapons.
Syrian rebels, Hezbollah in deadly fight in Lebanon 15 rebel fighters reported killed in clashes with Hezbollah in Lebanon's border region with Syria; sources say they may have been ambushed while setting up rockets to fire into Shi'ite areas in Bekaa Valley. http://www.jpost.com/
since I stopped drinking and had surgery, I've become very sensitive to how people are dealing with things around me. People seem filled with a tremendous amount of doubt, in each other, in the government, in society in general, if our financial security, in the every day things that tend to make people stressed out under the best of circumstances. People are starting to crack now. I feel like a spectator. If anyone ever had a reason to crack, I've certainly been there several times over the last few months.
But I haven't. To a certain degree I even find that I've become preternaturally calm in the face of it all. I don't understand that at all, but I accept and welcome it. So much I can't even begin to explain, but I accept it gratefully and willingly. GOD is good!
the entire country is in a survival mode. I fear it's going to get pretty bad once people figure out that there is no money left in the coffers. We're beyond overdrawn as a society. The beginning of the end as they say.
Obama and McCain want to join a war....that only helps SUNNI Islam....take your sons and daughters and have them fight for Sunni Islam....12 years after 9-11....Twilight Zone anyone?
On 9-11 across America...we sat in horror as members of Sunni Islam killed more than 3,000 of us....now....an American President and an American Senator...want us....the American people to support SUNNI ISLAM....if it was a book or a movie...you would out and say...that could never happen!
Genesis 3:15 And I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and her [a]Offspring; He will bruise and tread your head underfoot, and you will lie in wait and bruise His heel.
We watched an episode of Tony Bourdain in Lybia last night. It was actually kind of scary but very interesting to see the people and what they do to get by in life on the street level. It was filmed last year I think.
I guess Obama and McCain care only for Syria.....screw Lebanon............................ Syrian Islamist Rebels Pound Hezbollah Stronghold In Lebanon With Rocket And Mortar Fire…http://weaselzippers.us/
we may face something very similar to what happened in Argentina over the last 12 years. Ferfal covers the everyday life in Argentina on his blog. Not exactly post-apocalyptic Mad-Max stuff mind you, but the world is not going to become a more secure place and post-america is going to join all of the other failed societies in histories dusty books.
Almost 1,000 people were detained in more than 90 protests held across the country, as Catharina Moh reports http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-22744728
However that may be, things stand where they stand. Syria has the distinction of being the place where all the falsehoods and incompetence of the administration come together. It’s where all the bills come due. It is where ‘leading from behind’ meets ‘no exit’.
The fundamental problem with Syria is that Obama cannot afford to win. That having started the process of upheaval in the Arab World using jihadis, the administration is now almost as afraid of victory as defeat. The reason why Benghazi must never be discussed is that it is a preview of all that we are about to receive.
The renewed proposals to arm the Syrian rebels and to create a No Fly Zone over the region are indicators of just how desperate things are. The administration is drifting to the conclusion if they must choose among evils then they are better off designating the Russian/Iranian axis as the primary enemy, even at the cost of boosting an al-Qaeda front to victory in the region.
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ReplyDeleteso I turned into Stan on the previous thread?
ReplyDeleteguess I should at least have some fun then.
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ReplyDeletehttp://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/story/2013/05/31/wdr-moore-tornado-relief-us-border.html
This is embarrassing, damn it
The lad is up at his formal dance at the golf club. The wife and another mom are both having a glass of wine and waiting for the young men to emerge in their uncomfortable clothes and shoes. Maybe the lad will even get one of those slow dances that gives the typical 13/14 year old a woody that he's sure everyone in the room is watching. Such an awkward age.
ReplyDeleteI promised that I wouldn't bother him in any way tonight. Give the young man a little space. The lad seems quite popular with his pals. Hope he
I have time to grab a decent nap. The couch is calling my name.
ReplyDeleteAfter officers were called to the Fairfield County home owned by John Valluzzo last week, it was as if the expected story line evoking Amadou Diallo or other police killings had been turned on its head. This time the person who was shot was a successful 75-year-old businessman and philanthropist, and the policeman a well-liked veteran who was a rare minority officer in a virtually all-white department. The setting was not a dark city street but a 9,000-square-foot estate in a green, historic Connecticut town whose residents have included Eugene O’Neill, Judy Collins and Henry Luce.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/01/nyregion/in-connecticut-a-police-killing-that-seemed-to-go-against-type.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
let's take a look around the Seattle real estate listings to find
ReplyDeletesome examples of the strange, the weird and just the plain terrible
http://seattle.curbed.com/archives/2013/05/this-week-in-strange-weird-terrible-seattle-real-estate-listing-photos.php
Giant pink slugs discovered on mountain in Australia
ReplyDeletehttp://www.examiner.com/article/giant-pink-slugs-discovered-on-mountain-australia
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TJKsQqOrYk
ReplyDeleteMassive, violent crowds protest Turkish leader's policies
ReplyDeletehttp://www.cbsnews.com/8301-18563_162-57587219/massive-violent-crowds-protest-turkish-leaders-policies/
i KNOW, ewwww! pretty!
ReplyDeletewell you should have seen that assortment of New York rooms for rent I saw.....incredible amounts of money for gross tiny rooms
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ReplyDeletethe cops seem so jumpy lately
ReplyDeleteLOVE YAH Babba....is you back or is you not?/
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yumski I says
ReplyDeleteI never left.
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you got it Bulgar!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleterespect her....... son of Bulgar
though.........have a good time if you can
jus sayin/
Well I am again .....wrong.......I have a hell off a wall cloud over my house.....damn spooky really....we shall see.
ReplyDeleteDropped the lad off for an after dance party. Guess he's meeting his sweetie. I'll have the wife pick him up when he's completed his evening of teenaged debauchery. What ever the hell that means anymore. Viva Le Hormones!
ReplyDeletehmmm, it changes really fast huh?
ReplyDeletegood night all
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELe4vC3oM5E
ReplyDeletehope the lad had fun last night.
ReplyDeleteI live......no storms...hello
ReplyDeletePresident Obama...You SIR will see the I.R.S. in your nightmares...how dare you speak ill of the SUNNI!.........Chomsky condemns Turkish police crackdown on protestors
ReplyDeleteNoted linguist, activist says police actions recall 'most shameful moments of Turkish history'; two killed, 1000 injured in protests, Amnesty reports
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4387012,00.html
McCain.....get him Barry....I love the SUNNI
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ReplyDeletealways good news to hear, Storage
ReplyDeletePresident Obama....the Leader of Turkey has the right to pepper spray ...even shoot his people as he sees fit.....He is trying build a SUNNI Caliphate and he deserves the support of the world.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZKDfu0Qvg4
ReplyDeleteMore specifically, they believe that Muslims have been divinely commanded to wage war against those who refuse to accept Allah as the supreme authority of the universe; Mohammed as Allah's prophet; the Koran as the revealed and unchanging word of Allah; and sharia as the law that mankind must obey.
ReplyDeleteThey believe, too, that the world is divided between the Dar al-Islam, the lands where Muslims rule, and the Dar al-Harb, the lands where infidels rule. They reject the possibility that the two realms can — or should — peacefully coexist. On the contrary, the Dar al-Islam must do whatever is necessary to defeat and destroy the Dar al-Harb.
Many Westerners find it difficult to comprehend that people actually hold such beliefs. These Westerners — there is no tactful way to say this — are ignorant of world history, the millennia of conflicts in which one group after another has attempted to impose its language, culture, religion, and DNA on others.
http://jewishworldreview.com/0513/may053113.php3#.UaszZJ0o670
Qur'an:8:39"Fight them until all opposition ends and all submit to Allah."
ReplyDeleteIs the Middle East on the Brink of War?
ReplyDeleteAccording to The Daily Beast, when it comes to the Syria conflict, recent developments may lead to a regional military conflagration. A series of escalations—including Israeli airstrikes on Damascus, Hezbollah’s decision to openly send thousands of fighters across the border, and the European Union lifting its arms embargo on the rebels—have dramatically increased the risk level. The Daily Beast adds that given the signs that planned U.S.-Russian-endorsed talks in Geneva might not even get off the ground, there is evident cause for worry. Close observers now worry the Middle East is on the brink of a wider war, notes The Daily Beast,—one that will have as profound repercussions for the region as World War I had for Europe
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/Flash.aspx/269456#.Uas0sJ0o670
How are all the peoples in Obamaland today?
ReplyDeletefeeling slightly shackled and oppressed. how's about your neck of the woods?
ReplyDeleteWorking part time as I can find no full time....other than that .....great.
ReplyDeletePaul, a first-term senator and Tea Party favorite surging in popularity, took the latest shot by opposing aid to the rebels – a key part of McCain’s plan to end the two-year Syrian civil war in which 70,000 civilians and others have been killed.
ReplyDelete“It is very clear that any attempt to aid the Syrian rebels would be complicated and dangerous, precisely because we don't know who these people are,” Paul wrote in an opinion piece earlier this week. “The situation in Syria is certainly dire. … Al Qaeda is making confirmed inroads into the country. No one wants to see Syria become a bastion of extremism. But like other American interventions in the past, U.S. involvement could actually help the extremists.”
But McCain, fresh off a secret trip to Syria, on Friday upped his call for intervention -- telling the Associated Press the opposition needs heavy weapons.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/06/02/friction-between-mccain-paul-underscores-divide-within-republican-party/#ixzz2V3vdD3LG
'Happiness index' plummets for Hispanics, blacks and young in US...
ReplyDeleteWealth of most Americans down 55%... http://www.drudgereport.com/
Syrian rebels, Hezbollah in deadly fight in Lebanon
ReplyDelete15 rebel fighters reported killed in clashes with Hezbollah in Lebanon's border region with Syria; sources say they may have been ambushed while setting up rockets to fire into Shi'ite areas in Bekaa Valley.
http://www.jpost.com/
McCain :::: Damn it....I want America kids to get in that war....fight for the SUNNI damn it......Give me your sons and daughters damn it.
ReplyDeletesince I stopped drinking and had surgery, I've become very sensitive to how people are dealing with things around me. People seem filled with a tremendous amount of doubt, in each other, in the government, in society in general, if our financial security, in the every day things that tend to make people stressed out under the best of circumstances. People are starting to crack now. I feel like a spectator. If anyone ever had a reason to crack, I've certainly been there several times over the last few months.
ReplyDeleteBut I haven't. To a certain degree I even find that I've become preternaturally calm in the face of it all. I don't understand that at all, but I accept and welcome it. So much I can't even begin to explain, but I accept it gratefully and willingly. GOD is good!
Because you are a feral and have seen the bad coming...and were ready for it.
ReplyDeletethe entire country is in a survival mode. I fear it's going to get pretty bad once people figure out that there is no money left in the coffers. We're beyond overdrawn as a society. The beginning of the end as they say.
ReplyDeleteBelize is looking pretty good right now.
Obama and McCain want to join a war....that only helps SUNNI Islam....take your sons and daughters and have them fight for Sunni Islam....12 years after 9-11....Twilight Zone anyone?
ReplyDeletehahahahahaha...and they speak English...
ReplyDeleteI'm sure that plays a large part in it, but there's something more to it, Storage. Words fail me though if I try to explain it.
ReplyDeleteGo to Belize and start Babbaland...
ReplyDeleteIt is the power of the BOOK...
ReplyDeleteOn 9-11 across America...we sat in horror as members of Sunni Islam killed more than 3,000 of us....now....an American President and an American Senator...want us....the American people to support SUNNI ISLAM....if it was a book or a movie...you would out and say...that could never happen!
ReplyDeleteGenesis 3:15 And I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and her [a]Offspring; He will bruise and tread your head underfoot, and you will lie in wait and bruise His heel.
ReplyDeleteSunni Cleric Issues Appeal for World’s Muslims to Help Syrian Rebels
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/02/world/middleeast/syria-developments.html?hpw
The Owners are united in this cause.... Man up, be a patriot, give generously to the brave forces who fight for your freedom!
Thank you for your service Freedom Fighters!
We watched an episode of Tony Bourdain in Lybia last night. It was actually kind of scary but very interesting to see the people and what they do to get by in life on the street level. It was filmed last year I think.
ReplyDeleteShalom down the slopes, weeeeeeeeeee!
ReplyDeleteI guess Obama and McCain care only for Syria.....screw Lebanon............................
ReplyDeleteSyrian Islamist Rebels Pound Hezbollah Stronghold In Lebanon With Rocket And Mortar Fire…http://weaselzippers.us/
Lebanon Claims: Israeli Warplanes Over Beirut
ReplyDeleteLebanon claims Israeli warplanes flying over Beirut, appeals to UN.http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/168527#.UatFz50o670
The world is on the eve of a big ass war...and most don't even see it.
ReplyDeletewe may face something very similar to what happened in Argentina over the last 12 years. Ferfal covers the everyday life in Argentina on his blog. Not exactly post-apocalyptic Mad-Max stuff mind you, but the world is not going to become a more secure place and post-america is going to join all of the other failed societies in histories dusty books.
ReplyDeleteI see it. I'm as well provisioned as I can be.
ReplyDeletehahahahahahaha...............Chomsky condemns Turkish police crackdown on protestors
ReplyDeleteNoted linguist, activist says police actions recall 'most shameful moments of Turkish history'; two killed, 1000 injured in protests, Amnesty reports
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4387012,00.html
Charles will you denounce
ReplyDeleteyour hero?...hahahahahahahaha
Good Mornin Ferals.......the gardens look
ReplyDeletegood this morning!
Almost 1,000 people were detained in more than 90 protests held
ReplyDeleteacross the country, as Catharina Moh reports
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-22744728
However that may be, things stand where they stand. Syria has the distinction of being the place where all the falsehoods and incompetence of the administration come together. It’s where all the bills come due. It is where ‘leading from behind’ meets ‘no exit’.
ReplyDeleteThe fundamental problem with Syria is that Obama cannot afford to win. That having started the process of upheaval in the Arab World using jihadis, the administration is now almost as afraid of victory as defeat. The reason why Benghazi must never be discussed is that it is a preview of all that we are about to receive.
The renewed proposals to arm the Syrian rebels and to create a No Fly Zone over the region are indicators of just how desperate things are. The administration is drifting to the conclusion if they must choose among evils then they are better off designating the Russian/Iranian axis as the primary enemy, even at the cost of boosting an al-Qaeda front to victory in the region.
http://pjmedia.com/richardfernandez/2013/06/01/back-to-the-future-2/
Good Morning. Pictures?
ReplyDeleteI don't believe that....I think Obama wants a SUNNI Caliphate.....I don't care what people say about me....he wants it.
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