Showing posts with label The Taliban. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Taliban. Show all posts

Monday, February 26, 2024

No Word, Yet,...



No word, yet, on who convinced him that was how to get out of responsibility.

No word, yet, on whether or not he's destroyed a case of Bud Light in protest.

No word, yet, on what he calls Biden's supporters. 

Sunday, September 17, 2023

Monday, December 16, 2013

Running Away From Your Troubles Was NOT An Option


I've been screaming about white fraud for so long - and since nobody cared about it when I have - they couldn't even get me to roll my eyes over the Mandela funeral fake-hand-sign guy. It's gotten to be so bad, unless I see a white person working with my own two eyes, I just assume they're living off money earned from slavery:





To explain his long absences, Beale told agency officials -- including McCarthy -- that he was engaged in intelligence work for the CIA, either at agency headquarters or in Pakistan. At one point he claimed to be urgently needed in Pakistan because the Taliban was torturing his CIA replacement, according to Sullivan.

“Due to recent events that you have probably read about, I am in Pakistan,” he wrote McCarthy in a Dec. 18, 2010 email. “Got the call Thurs and left Fri. Hope to be back for Christmas ….Ho, ho, ho.”

In fact, Beale had no relationship with the CIA at all. Sullivan, the EPA investigator, said he confirmed Beale didn’t even have a security clearance. He spent much of the time he was purportedly working for the CIA at his Northern Virginia home riding bikes, doing housework and reading books, or at a vacation house on Cape Cod.

“He’s never been to Langley (the CIA’s Virginia headquarters),” said Sullivan. “The CIA has no record of him ever walking through the door.”




White people used to know how to run an operation,...
 

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Boom, Boom, Boom, Baby, Boom, Boom, Boom!



One of the reasons we don't pay much mind to what Liberals say about the military is because we served - badly - but for long enough (four years) to be able to say whether or not our men in uniform are accurately portrayed by critics, which is rarely the case. Just as they called the Iraq war "lost" without waiting for the outcome, we're pretty sure the same can be said about their thoughts on Afghanistan - that because the Russians got stuck there, we will as well. What's the flaw in their thinking? Duh:

We're not the Russians!

Case in point, the new XM25 super gun, above. The Russians didn't have it. The Taliban can't defend against it. And we've got it. Some are calling it a "game changer". We think it's "game over". This thing is not only outrageously powerful - it looks cool as shit - and anything that looks this bad-ass to American soldiers is bound to be used with gusto. So go get 'em, boys! Give 'em hell. And we'll be waiting to cheer you when you get home.

BTW - a head-shaking exit question:

Why is Rick Sanchez back on the air?

Hat Tip: Hot Air

Friday, February 12, 2010

The ‘Muslim Abu Ghraib’ (Warning: Graphic)

"As Siraj Haqqani moved from village to village, rounding up the sons of poor Muslim families to fight for the Taliban and Al Qaeda, he offered the villagers free medical care. He even sent his physician, Dr. Hassan Duraz to conduct the clinics. There was a horrific catch, though. Duraz was a monster.

He arrived in each village with Siraj Haqqani’s uncle, Ibrahim, and Siraj’s cousin, Ishak, in tow. With them, the Haqqanis brought along their own very special tools of terror – a video camera and an eye for human flesh. You see, with Haqqani healthcare, you not only received a medical exam, if you were an attractive young girl, you also got a screen test. And heaven forbid you passed.

For those women and girls unfortunate enough to catch the good doctor’s fancy, it was show time. The Haqqani uncle and cousin would be brought into the exam room, they would set up their video equipment, and Duraz would drop his trousers and go to work.

The Haqqanis and Duraz sexually assaulted poor women throughout the tribal regions and captured every moment of their degradation and humiliation on video to enjoy over and over again.

Times were good for the Haqqani pornography ring. Their enterprise thrived until someone slipped up and word leaked out. In the blink of an eye, Siraj Haqqani was in big trouble.

And what’s a good and pious Muslim warrior to do when his moral authority and the very existence of his terror network are at stake? There’s only one answer of course. Kill everyone involved. (Everyone that is, except for family.)  And that’s exactly what Siraj Haqqani did.

Haqqani not only killed the women in the video, but he also killed his own physician, Dr. Duraz. After all, dead men (and dead women for that matter) tell no tales, right?

The only thing left to do was to visit the Haqqani home theater and destroy all the evidence. With that task complete, Siraj Haqqani could sit back and relax. There was just one problem. He didn’t get all of the tapes. My contact managed to rescue some.

For the record, through independent sources in Afghanistan and Pakistan, I have confirmed that the women who appear herein, as well as Dr. Duraz, have all indeed been murdered."
-- Brad Thor, with more from the "religion of peace" - now the "religion of getting a piece" - in the kind of story we've come to expect, only from Big Journalism.


Wednesday, April 1, 2009

He Can Rap - Even Act - But He's Still A Dummy



Watch Mos Def as he performs the role of "Left-wing thinker" here. He flails as he tries every trick in the book, but Christopher Hitchens isn't having any of it - from him, Bill Maher, or the stupid audience that probably thinks it's been transported back to Rome in the Coliseum, or France in the Middle Ages (or France today) when applauding the worst aspects of human nature - as long as they seemed "rebellious" - was common. But Christopher Hitchens ain't scared of anybody, or of offending those who insist on, either, respecting identity politics or being nonsensical - compare his stance to Salmon Rushdie's quiet cowardice - and Hitchens is more than willing to go to the mat for objective reality and what's right. We don't always agree with him, but Christopher Hitchens is still one to be admired - and we do - and more power to him.

Finally, this video is a sad statement on our "culture" today, but also a wonderful example of 1) why we're doing so badly as a country 2) how sorry and incoherent the left is in a debate, and 3) how refreshing it is to see someone - anyone - applying The Macho Response.

Friday, March 27, 2009

Doing A Bang-Up Job

"KABUL, March 26 (Reuters) - A would-be suicide bomber accidentally blew himself up on Thursday, killing six other militants as he was bidding them farewell to leave for his intended target, the Interior Ministry said."

-- Reuters

Sunday, December 14, 2008

The Clean-Up Woman

"We inherited a law enforcement mentality where you punished the crime after it happened, instead of trying to prevent the crime...

...We inherited,...the failed Camp David Accords, and as a result the Second Intifada. Yasser Arafat was in power, stealing people blind and working with terrorists,...

We inherited a Lebanon with Syrian forces there for 30 years. Now, Syrian forces are out. There is a democratic government in power -- yes, being challenged by Hezbollah -- but the prime minister has survived and they've elected a president. The Lebanese army is out in the country for the first time. And they are friendly to the United States.

...Saddam Hussein dragged the region into a war and lost over a million lives. It dragged the U.S. into war. He murdered his own people, terrorized his neighbors and sought weapons of mass destruction. Today? You have a multiethnic, multiconfessional democracy that isn't threatening its neighbors.

So, I just don't understand this argument that it is so much worse. I always say, 'as opposed to what?' Syrian forces in Lebanon and no democracy. Saddam Hussein in power, threatening his neighbors and us. The Taliban in Afghanistan. The Palestinians and Israelis in an open intifada. That was the better Middle East? And it wasn't as if politics wasn't going on -- it was just going on in radical mosques and the madrassas, whereas now it is going on in the open. And yes, once in a while the Hamases of the world will win, but frankly I'd rather have them out in electoral politics trying to explain how they will fix the sewer system than running the streets with their faces covered, being the glorious resistance.

Is it done? No. But we'd have never gotten on this different path without Iraq."


-- Condoleezza Rice, untying the rhetorical knots on real politiks that Democrats have used to bind American foreign policy - before she hands the mop and broom off to them, of course - in The Wall Street Journal.