Friday, September 11, 2009

My letter to John Boehner

http://republicanleader.house.gov/Contact/ This is John Boehner's contact info. I encourage you to write in support of Joe Wilson before he is made to apologize to the Congress. Nancy Pelosi first said it was no problem, but one day later, she appears to have changed her mind. My email: I stand with Congressman Wilson in this hour and urgently ask that any apology he be required to make come also with condemnation of Democrat demagogery. Images that dominate my memories are the viscious statements from the left about President George Bush; Gore and his hateful diatribes, Harry Reid calling Mr. Bush a loser, Kennedy and his speech about Mr. Bork; Michael Moore and most people at MSNBC and many more. The Left has said and continues to say many viscious things about those who feel as we do and I'm sick of it. Just as Joe Wilson has forced the Democrats to face up to the issue of illegal immigrants in healthcare, so too must this occasion much press about the character of the left. I'm angry that the MSM does not mind the demagogery of liberals and their heckling President Bush in the Senate Chambers.Please stand by Mr. Wilson, many of us are proud of him.Thank you. The Tunnel Dweller

Bare Naked Islam

BareNakedIslam Graphic and disturbing images, so please use discretion when viewing. Hat tip to Atlas Shrugs/

The September 11 Digital Archive

9/11 Digital Archive "The Archive contains more than 150,000 digital items, a tally that includes more than 40,000 emails and other electronic communications, more than 40,000 first-hand stories, and more than 15,000 digital images. In September 2003, the Library of Congress accepted the Archive into its collections, an event that both ensured the Archive's long-term preservation and marked the library's first major digital acquisition. Browse: Explore the collection for stories, images, emails, documents, sounds, and videos of September 11"What we saw Raw, amateur video from an apartment nearby, 36 stories up.

Obama only talks the talk

American Thinker "These are but a few small examples, there are a lot more. This leads us back to the recent speech on health care. Does anyone believe that Obama will deliver on his promises? If he won't deliver on little promises, how can we expect him to deliver on the big ones? Most importantly do you want any portion of your health care entrusted to a guy that throws some of the poorest kids in DC under the bus with such ease?"

Inexperience and Obama's latest Foibles

Lauri Regan "The inexperience of Obama and his advisors becomes more evident day after day as they blunder their way through both domestic and foreign policy. While most youngsters are taught from an early age that their actions have consequences, the world is watching these neophytes learn on the job – and the grown-ups are taking advantage of the children running the show here in America."

Down the memory hole: Democrat poor manners during presidential speeches

Instapundit "But someone who says “get in their face” and “punch back twice as hard” has little standing to bring that up. If you want to benefit from traditions of civility, you should respect them, and that has hardly been a hallmark of this administration, which has gone out of its way to try to demonize and shout down opponents." Hat tip: Ethel Fenig, AT

Beck bags another one

By Thomas Lifson "In an alternate universe where the mainstream media were not left wing ideologues, Beck would be garnering Peabody awards and maybe even a Pulitzer Prize for uncovering misconduct in high places. But the media and academic establishments are far too corrupt and committed to propagandistic support of Obama for that to happen."

Not This Pig

By Victor Davis Hanson "All the old wisdom, the old reverence are going by the wayside, replaced by a brave new world in which we will be the same in spirit and outlook, committed to replace truth with orthodoxy, roughly equal in ability, neither successful nor failures, neither rich nor poor, nothing “exceptional” at all, mere happy cogs in the brotherly redistributive wheel — mouthing platitudes about diversity and being green, clueless as to their meaning, but clued in to the necessity of chanting such mantras." Mediocrity, thy name is Liberal.

Listening to a Liar: Part II

by Thomas Sowell "Even those who can believe that Obama can conjure up the money through eliminating "waste, fraud and abuse" should ask themselves where he is going to conjure up the additional doctors, nurses, and hospitals needed to take care of millions more patients."

Van Jones and the 'Truthers'

By Charles Krauthammer "But on the eighth anniversary of 9/11 -- a day when there were no truthers among us, just Americans struck dumb by the savagery of what had been perpetrated on their innocent fellow citizens -- a decent respect for the memory of that day requires that truthers, who derangedly desecrate it, be asked politely to leave. By everyone."

"Hell To Pay" Author Barbara Olson killed on hijacked plane on 9/11

Book Review: "In Hell to Pay, Barbara Olson recounts Hillary’s own, personal “decade of greed” and reveals the paranoia of a first lady whom even a Clinton confidant has accused of operating a virtual “secret police” unit to destroy presumed enemies- including such lowly staffers as cooks and valets."...."No one has better penetrated the political rise of Hillary Clinton than Barbara Olson."

9/11

By Neal Boortz "Now ... just to turn the clock back .... The following are my program notes as they appeared on the Internet on September 11, 2001. Obviously the notes about the ISLAMIC attack were added after the notes were first posted. I'm sure most of the links for the reading assignments no longer work ... but it's a look back at what was happening eight years ago today: Link. "You have to ask ... would this tragedy have happened today if America had shown the resolve to rid the world of Saddam Hussein in 1991? Shows of weakness or timidity invite actions of this type. Bullies love to pick on big guys who won't fight back."

Obama to give speech on financial crisis Monday

Reuters ""He will discuss the aggressive steps the Administration has taken to bring the economy back from the brink (and) the commitment to winding down the government's role in the financial sector," the White House said in a statement."