As Rush says... "You can't make this stuff up!"

[dhyatt]

From the DrudgeReport:

"The Kerry campaign calls on a publisher to 'withdraw book' written by group of veterans, claiming veterans are lying about Kerry's service in Vietnam and operating as a front organization for Bush. Kerry campaign has told Salon.com that the publisher of UNFIT FOR COMMAND is 'retailing a hoax'... 'No publisher should want to be selling books with proven falsehoods in them,' Kerry campaign spokesman Chad Clanton tells the online mag... Developing... "

However - "...please sell as many copies of Farenheit 911 as possible :-)"

The Dems hypocrisy on this smells worse than a turd covered with burnt hair.

[johnb]

Funnnier still, in a sick way, is Kerry smearing his commanding officers by comparing them to Lieutenant Calley, a convicted crimminal. He demands the right to call the military officers who were above him "War Crimminals" and all those enlisted men who served around him "War Crimminals" and yet he pretends to be irritated when they stand up to defend themselves?

What a j@ck@ss.

If Kerry cannot be questioned on his service, what gives him the right to smear the 2 million other GI's who served in Vietnam?

That piece of human filth truly is a Donkeycrat.

[dhyatt]

Speaks for itself (with a few callouts added by yours truly :-) )

http://carypolitics.org/images/kerrystumps.gif

[hollyL]

From the DrudgeReport:

"The Kerry campaign calls on a publisher to 'withdraw book' written by group of veterans... "

Funny...John Kerry would be throwing himself on the book burning fire otherwise. Guess he thinks free speech only applies to democrats. I think there should be a party called the Hypocrates or Hypublicans so all of the the hypocrits can quit giving the rest of us a bad name.

Geesh! They let Bill O'lieley publish a book! :wink:

[johnb]

...it would only be funnier if Kerry, et al, filed a lawsuit....

Kerry v First Amendment. :)

[Wuptdo]

I ran across this tonight. A another intresting read.

http://www.mensnewsdaily.com/archive/newswire/news2004/1004/100904-halperin.htm

I glad ABC is going to help me decide who to vote for. :roll:

Wuptdo B-)

[Cathy]

Vietnam Vets for the Truth, LLC

http://www.kerrylied.com/

Watch the Video:

http://www.kerrylied.com/otherdocs/SBVT-AD.mpg[/b]

[Wuptdo]

It is only going to get worse:

http://releases.usnewswire.com/GetRelease.asp?id=38194

I wonder who the Cary PD and Cary FD are endorseing?

This is a powerful video:

http://kerrylied.com/otherdocs/flash.htm

Thanks Kathy for the website:

Wuptdo B-)

[Cathy]

http://www.techcentralstation.com/102104F.html


Who, or What, Grants Us Our Rights?

By James K. Glassman
Published 10/21/2004

TCS

NEW YORK -- Did you catch John Kerry's gaffe in the third debate?

No, not the one about Mary Cheney being born a lesbian. That abusive and cynical outburst produced gasps in living rooms around the nation and certainly cost Kerry votes.

But there was a more serious gaffe in the debate. It revealed how Kerry's vision of government is at odds not just with that of George Bush but with that of America's founders.

[Wuptdo]

Found this on Drudge about someone stealing yard signs and being caught:

http://www.wral.com/news/3865436/detail.html

Of course the real hoot is knowing if basically happened in our own backyard.

Wuptdo B-)

[johnb]

Maybe the offender needs to explain that the content of the signs is offensive and hurts his feelings, thereby giving him a Constitutional right to take action the way he did......

....can't we all just get along?

[Wuptdo]

Another good reason to remind us why we went into Iraq (check out the picture):

http://www.mudvillegazette.com/archives/001657.html

This sent shiver's up my spine.

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

This is a web site from a North Carolina gentleman. It is worth the the moment to load for a great laugh.

http://www.smugmonkey.blogspot.com/

Enjoy!

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

Voters in Florida are suffering:

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/afp/20041109/ts_alt_afp/us_vote_kerry_offbeat

I know how they feel (Easly, Gardner, Amend One, & Price)!

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

When is Justice unjust?

http://www.centredaily.com/mld/centredaily/news/politics/10157106.htm

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

I saw this website in the N&O Today, under Barry Saunders column. If you are thinking about giving a little extra over the holidays, well:

http://johnbestjr.com/wst_page5.html

:roll: :roll:

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

ROFL! :lol: :wink:

http://www.wftv.com/news/3971517/detail.html


Life, it is stranger than fiction.

Wuptdo B-)

[johnb]

Both of them should be sterilized. The last thing this planet needs is another generation of their genes.

[Wuptdo]

JohnB wrote:


Both of them should be sterilized. The last thing this planet needs is another generation of their genes.

But John, they are products of Florida Public Education System and as we all know Florida's SAT scores are higher than NC scores. :roll:

Anyway, here is something for all are soccer & baseball mommies:

http://www.sportsbusinessnews.com/index.asp?story_id=41878

Man, if they had this kind of action going around Cary Parks & Rec, you could be sure that I would be there. :wink:

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

So Laptops and Bluetooth Technology is causing fertility problems:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1395183,00.html

Stop using that Laptop and buy yourself a Mustang 5.0!

Wuptdo B-)

[Brent]

So Laptops and Bluetooth Technology is causing fertility problems:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1395183,00.html

Stop using that Laptop and buy yourself a Mustang 5.0!

Wuptdo B-)

Uhhh...thanks for posting that, Wup. :wink:

I am trying really hard not to think about the details of how this experiment was performed. :wink: :)

In any case, I would credit/blame 802.11 wireless LAN for the phenomenon described in the article much more than Bluetooth wireless technology, and far more than infrared. The article doesn't really mention any concerns about radio waves, which have been mentioned in other research (Bluetooth communication operates at much lower power than WLAN).

I suggest that instead of buying a Mustang, concerned citizens should instead buy several copies of Bluetooth Revealed. It has a good plot and it makes a great gift! :wink:

Sitting with good posture with my laptop on a table in front of me,

[Wuptdo]

Another example of people trying to hide their "true" history (you will need to scroll down a little for the good stuff (they don't like bloggers)):

http://www.miquelon.org/carljunior.html

You know, if it walks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like at duck -- then it's a duck.

Carl Jr. also owns Hardee's. Guess where I'm eating lunch today?

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

Laugh of the day!

http://www.strangecosmos.com/images/content/103766.gif

I wonder what the "blue" book value is on this car now?

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

Here is the number one comic book in Mexico:

http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0101Comic01.html

We need to make the Mex-US border a "free-fire" zone. :twisted: :twisted:

Instead of "Illegal Aliens," change their status to "enemy invaders."

Wuptdo

[Wuptdo]

Bob can't quit:

http://www.softcom.net/webnews/wed/ab/Uus-shrum.R48-_FJD.html

Please Bob, stay, we need you! Only you can lead us in the future. You are brillant and, if you stay, we will build shines in honor of you. How about a Federal Judgeship, would that keep you with us. Please, your country needs you more than every before! :roll:

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

Hope is on the Way:

http://www.hopebracelet.com/index.html


Click on the Mission statement and watch the map. :roll:

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

Why can't these people just "get over it and deal!" Check out the great party they are going to have on 20 Jan 2005.

http://www.redefeatbush.com/index.php

Maybe instead of throwing a party for themselves, they could work at the numerious homeless shelters in Washington, D.C. Whoops, sorry, that would mean they would actually have to do something (like actually helping people)
instead of whinning. 8O

Of course that means, getting a job, (instead of living off the parents), paying taxes, and taking responsibility for their actions. 8-O

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

Interesting read about the source of "red" hair:

http://www.planetsave.com/ViewStory.asp?ID=488

:D :D

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

Last week, Dr. Rice and the U.S. Senate had a series of "interviews." Sen. Boxer and Sen. Kerry especially enjoyed the opportunity to express their views not only to Dr. Rice, but to the rest of us as well. However, when the hearings were over, Sen. Boxer somehow became a "victim:"

http://www.washtimes.com/national/20050123-112502-7061r.htm


Dr. Rice held her own during while being sanctimoniously interrogated by intellectual inferiors. Good choice GW!

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

According to this guy, it is all Rush's Fault:

http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/news/local/10791382.htm?1c


There is an old saying that when you point one finger at someone, three fingers are pointing back at you.

Believe me, my kids are learning not to trust the MSM either. :D

Wuptdo B-)

[johnb]

Wup,

You missed the best line in the story of red hair:

Neanderthals became extinct about 28 000 years ago, the last dying out in southern Spain and southwest France.

French and Spanish Neanderthals.

I'm not sure where to go with that information.

[Wuptdo]

You Decide? :roll: :roll:

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,147508,00.html

Maybe it just me, but for some reason, this just doesn't seem right. Only in America!

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

This will send a chill down the spine of all the male readers of CP:

http://www.adn.com/front/story/6199786p-6074109c.html

((Still Shuddering))

Wuptdo 8-O

[Wuptdo]

Just a little piece about illegal aliens and what to do:

http://polipundit.com/index.php?p=6607

If we can do it to the Indians, and do it again for the Japenses in WWII, why can't we do it now!

Wuptdo B-)

[Wuptdo]

Would you notice?

http://www.wral.com/news/4269088/detail.html

Too weird.

Wuptdo B-)

[johnb]

"I don't know why the bed was in flames, it was on fire when I laid down on it!"

[Wuptdo]

I don't even know where to post this one. This is from the student newspaper at MIT. 8O 8O

http://mit.edu/thistle/www/v16/1/resistance.html

I would expect see something like this from Harvard, Yale, or UNC-Chapel Hill, but MIT? Hopefully, the MIT alumni will turn off the donations for a year or two.

Wuptdo :evil:

[Wuptdo]

Be afraid, be very afraid.........

http://www.thehill.com/thehill/export/TheHill/News/Frontpage/042005/soros.html

If George has his way, we will all soon be dancing under the UN flag.

Wuptdo :evil:

DNC new theme: "When I need anyone, I don't make too fine a point of it; I would kiss his a$$" - Napoleon (1769-1821)

[Wuptdo]

From the NY Times, 30 April 2005:


Abduction, Often Violent, a Kyrgyz Wedding Rite
By CRAIG S. SMITH

Published: April 30, 2005

BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan - When Ainur Tairova realized she was on her way to her wedding, she started choking the driver.

Her marriage was intended to be to a man she had met only the day before, and briefly at that. Several of his friends had duped her into getting into a car; they picked up the would-be groom and then headed for his home.

Once there, she knew, her chances of leaving before nightfall would be slim, and by daybreak, according to local custom, she would have to submit to being his wife or leave as a tainted woman.

"I told him I didn't want to date anyone," said Ms. Tairova, 28. "So he decided to kidnap me the next day."

Such abductions are common here. More than half of Kyrgyzstan's married women were snatched from the street by their husbands in a custom known as "ala kachuu," which translates roughly as "grab and run." In its most benign form, it is a kind of elopement, in which a man whisks away a willing girlfriend. But often it is something more violent.

Recent surveys suggest that the rate of abductions has steadily grown in the last 50 years and that at least a third of Kyrgyzstan's brides are now taken against their will.

The custom predates the arrival of Islam in the 12th century and appears to have its roots in the region's once-marauding tribes, which periodically stole horses and women from rivals when supplies ran low. It is practiced in varying degrees across Central Asia but is most prevalent here in Kyrgyzstan, a poor, mountainous land that for decades was a backwater of the Soviet Union and has recently undergone political turmoil in which mass protests forced the president to resign.

Kyrgyz men say they snatch women because it is easier than courtship and cheaper than paying the standard "bride price," which can be as much as $800 plus a cow.

Family or friends often press a reluctant groom, lubricated with vodka and beer, into carrying out an abduction.

A 2004 documentary by the Canadian filmmaker Petr Lom records a Kyrgyz family - men and women - discussing a planned abduction as if they were preparing to snatch an unruly mare. The film follows the men of the family as they wander through town hunting for the girl they had planned to kidnap. When they do not find her, they grab one they meet by chance.

Talant Bakchiev, 34, a graduate student at the university in Bishkek, the capital, said he helped kidnap a bride for his brother not long ago. "Men steal women to show that they are men," he said, revealing a row of gold-capped teeth with his smile.

Once a woman has been taken to a man's home, her future in-laws try to calm her down and get a white wedding shawl onto her head. The shawl, called a jooluk, is a symbol of her submission. Many women fight fiercely, but about 80 percent of those kidnapped eventually relent, often at the urging of their own parents.

The practice has technically been illegal for years, first under the Soviet Union and more recently under the 1994 Kyrgyz criminal code, but the law rarely has been enforced.

"Most people don't know it's illegal," said Russell Kleinbach, a sociology professor at American University in Bishkek whose studies of the practice have helped spur a national debate.

The few prosecutions that do occur are usually for assault or rape, not for the abductions themselves. There are no national statistics on how many kidnappings go awry, but there is plenty of anecdotal evidence to suggest that some end in tragedy.

Four days after the sister of one of Mr. Kleinbach's students was kidnapped a few years ago, her body was found in a river. The family that abducted her was never charged with murder.

In Mr. Lom's film, a family mourns a daughter who hanged herself after being kidnapped; they too were unsuccessful in bringing the abductors to trial.

Families use force to keep the women from leaving or threaten them with curses that still have a powerful impact in this deeply superstitious land. Once a girl has been kept in the home overnight, her fate is all but sealed: with her virginity suspect and her name disgraced, she will find it difficult to attract any other husband.

Brutal as the custom is, it is widely perceived as practical. "Every good marriage begins in tears," a Kyrgyz saying goes.

8O 8-O :roll:

Good cocktail party discussion!

Wuptdo B-)

[johnb]

Yep, America's a horrible place.

[Wuptdo]

Apparently President Fox of Mexico upset a few American's:

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20050516/D8A4E7600.html

But don't worry folks, Jesse Jackson (our favorite Media Whore) is on his way to Mexico to straighten Pres. Fox out! Go Jesse Go! :roll:

Wuptdo B-)