Archive | October, 2007

Valour-IT

30. October 2007

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It’s that time of year again. It’s time to, if you can, give back to those who give so much. It’s Project Valour-IT. Valour-IT provides voice-activated and other adaption laptops to Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Marines who have been wounded defending America. So, we again have a little (healthy) competition. There are 4 teams: Army, [...]

Attacks By Insurgents Down to Early 2006 Levels

30. October 2007

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To which the media and Democrats chant (with fingers in ears) “LALALALALA…I can’t hear you”. Attacks by insurgents and other fighters on U.S. troops, Iraqi forces and civilians in Iraq dropped sharply in September to their lowest level since early 2006, continuing a steady decline in violence since June, according to a new Government Accountability [...]

Nigerian Spammers Love Ron Paul

30. October 2007

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No, seriously. This comes right from the “You can’t make this crap up” file. Now some forensic computer scientists at the University of Alabama-Birmingham are on the trail. They are checking out where all these Ron Paul spams are coming from: Brazil, El Salvador, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, the Netherlands, and Nigeria. Pretty funny that [...]

Texas State Report: Texas Has Too Many State Reports

30. October 2007

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A 668-page report by the state of Texas has discovered that Texas has…too many state reports. The investigation took 18 months and included more than 170 agencies. Yeah… AUSTIN — The Texas State Library and Archives Commission is declaring there are too many state reports. It says so in a 668-page report. The project took 18 [...]

Trick-Or-Treating As Chris Dodd

30. October 2007

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“No honey, you can’t go as a vampire. You’re going as Senator Chris Dodd!”. It’s at that point that I’d be running into my room crying. Is he kidding? Chris Dodd did lay out step-by-step instructions today for kids to dress up like him in hopes of bagging lots of candy: Use coloring to turn [...]

Media Mainly Ignores ACORN Guilty Pleas

30. October 2007

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Yesterday, 3 members of the far-Left group ACORN pleaded guilty to election fraud in Seattle. The scheme they took part in was the largest in Washington state history. The media’s reaction? Mainly crickets. Three of seven defendants in the biggest voter-registration fraud scheme in Washington history have pleaded guilty and one has been sentenced, prosecutors [...]

Majority of Americans Oppose DREAM Act

30. October 2007

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Sorry to barrage you with polls this morning, but there are quite a few important ones here. This is the latest. I know you’ll be shocked (shocked, I tell ya!), but most Americans don’t support giving benefits to illegal aliens that legal citizens don’t even get. A Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that only [...]

52% Support Strike Against Iran

30. October 2007

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According to the latest Zogby poll, 52% of Americans support a military strike against Iran in order to stop it from acquiring a nuclear weapon. Also interesting is the break up of support. Republicans, however, are much more likely to be supportive of a strike (71%), than Democrats (41%) or independents (44%). Younger likely voters [...]

Congress Unpopular in California; Dems Turning on Pelosi

30. October 2007

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The first Democratic-controlled Congress in over 12 years isn’t just unpopular with the South or Mid-West. As a matter of fact, only 30% of Californians approve of Pelosi & Co. For Pelosi, it was the first time the poll showed more people disapproving than approving of her performance – 40 percent to 35 percent, with [...]

DUmmy Gets Waterboarded to Prove It’s Torture

29. October 2007

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To prove waterboarding is torture, one member of Democratic Underground claims that he and his brother waterboarded each other. He claims to have lasted 9 seconds on the first go. Then, just to prove how horrible it was, he voluntarily went back 3 more times. He lasted about 20 seconds the fourth time. According to [...]