Archive for April, 2006
Saturday, April 29th, 2006
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, al-Qaida’s leader in Iraq. — AP Photo / via IntelCenter (Hat tip: Michelle) With any luck, our next post will read, “Zarqawi Killed!” Before we get ahead of ourselves, check out an article from The Marine Corps Times regarding our pursuit of Zarqawi. Just nine days before al-Qaida in Iraq leader Abu […]
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Friday, April 28th, 2006
UPDATE: John at powerlineblog.com has this note: As most readers no doubt know, our site has been down for most of the day due to a denial of service attack on our hosting service, Hosting Matters. The attack apparently was carried out by jihadists in Saudi Arabia. We’re not sure who the target of the […]
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Thursday, April 27th, 2006
The Senate Republicans may just be hopeless. Their bill’s provision to remedy gas prices by writing everyone a $100 check is like bad parenting. Hell, I feel like they’re trying to pay me off. What’s next? I’ll need at least $2500 in order to “forgive” the feds unwillingness to enforce immigration laws and protect the […]
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Tuesday, April 25th, 2006
Professor Indrek Wichman speaks up to Muslim goons. You know it’s going to be a good week with a discovery like this: another American college professor with testicles has been located — Michigan State University professor of mechanical engineering, Indrek Wichman. He wrote the following letter to the local Moslem Student Association: Dear Moslem Association: […]
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Sunday, April 23rd, 2006
UGA Gymdog Courtney Kupets wins big in Corvalis, OR, at the NCAA Championships (photo: Diane Cebula/ABH) Congratulations to UGA Gymdog freshman sensation Courtney Kupets on three, incredible days of gymnastics excellence. Coach Yoculan had this to say: “Three in three days. We’ve had national champions before, but not ones who have performed three days in […]
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Saturday, April 22nd, 2006
Thanks, powerline, for alerting us to A cultured Democrat. Rep. Alan Mollohan, the top Democrat on the House ethics committee, is off the panel in light of reports that he steered millions of dollars to nonprofit groups in his district — with much of the money going to organizations run by people who contribute to […]
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Saturday, April 22nd, 2006
ABH article: The Georgia gymnastics team begins celebrating its second straight and seventh overall national championship. (photo: Diane Cebula/ABH) (UPDATE: NCAAsports.com has this story and recap of the championship. Also, we have an update from HR below) *** Congratulations to the UGA Women’s Gym Dogs for winning the 2006 NCAA Championship! This is the seventh […]
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Saturday, April 22nd, 2006
Today’s AJC has more specific information on the activities of the two Georgians accused of supporting terrorists organizations (which we first reported here. The AJC article, Path traced in suspects’ terror case, by Bill Torpy and Jeremy Redmon, details the travels of the young men to Canada where they met with like-minded Islamists, identified US […]
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Friday, April 21st, 2006
UPDATE: Our article tracking domestic incidents of Islamic terrorist attacks and supporters, “Jihad: Battlefield America”, has been updated to include this story on Ahmed and Sadequee. Check it out. *** AJC Caption:Syed Ahmed, 21, was charged with helping a terrorist group. The FBI believes he attended a training camp in Pakistan last year, sources say. […]
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Thursday, April 20th, 2006
Today’s Atlanta Journal Constitution has this story, Hearing to vanish Potter set for today, on a hearing today in the Gwinnet County government school system to debate censoring the Harry Potter novels from the school system’s libraries. From the article: A Gwinnett County school board hearing on whether to remove the Harry Potter series from […]
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Monday, April 17th, 2006
Today, Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue signed “The Georgia Security and Immigration Compliance Act” into law. Reuters has this piece, “Georgia governor signs sweeping immigration law”: ATLANTA (Reuters) – The state of Georgia approved a sweeping measure on Monday to crack down on illegal immigrants and the people who hire them as a passionate debate on […]
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Monday, April 17th, 2006
Sunday is Steak Day, and as I crumpled up sheets of flagpole for my chimney starter, I noticed an article on none other than Ann Coulter. Given flagpole’s shameless leftism, a remotely objective article on Ann Coulter is a refreshment. I tore off that page and stuffed it in my pocket, and when I read […]
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Monday, April 10th, 2006
Despite the frustrating debate over illegal immigration, there is ONE thing that is polished-crystal clear: The Democratic Party is the party for illegal immigrants. Do they know the difference between legal and illegal immigration? Hell, yes! Do the care? Hell, no. The only party opposing this madness is the Republican Party. A disappointed libertarian, I […]
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Tuesday, April 4th, 2006
One of those staring into the mirror moments Cynthia McKinney is “serving” her sixth term in Congress, and this is her fifth fight with Washington security personnel. So, she’s down by one, but I wouldn’t bet against her. Consider “Rep. McKinney has 5th run-in with security”: WASHINGTON, March 30 (UPI) — For the fifth time […]
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Monday, April 3rd, 2006
Once again, Cynthia McKinney grabs the National spotlight and displays the Southern charm that got her elected. click for source Cynthia is hard at work making Georgians proud. Also Monday, black preachers, elected officials and activists in Atlanta cited McKinney’s recent run-in with Capitol police as an example of racial profiling and called what happened […]
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Sunday, April 2nd, 2006
Today we have Mark Steyn illuminating clear thoughts in a cloudy world…Don’t deny that some Muslims are hot for jihad sums a lot up without using calculus. He also points out how supportive, consistent, and honest Australia has been in the War on Islamic Terrorism. Well, OK, half the anti-war crowd aren’t meant to be […]
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