Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Giant Moonbat Puppet Parade
I was going to make a post about the DNC later tonight but this was to good to pass up. Its the annual Giant Moonbat Puppet Parade! Here will see some of my personal favorites:

Of course it wouldn't be a giant puppet parade without the chain of war criminals made of the Bush Administration.
Why its liberal talk show host Amy Goodman because nothing says the truth like liberalism!/sarc/
Notice the guy with the Abortion on demand t-shirt. How convenient for him, I'm sure. If he could get, you know, laid.
Notice the irony here. See the guys holding the "Dismantle the Empire" and "Universal Human Rights Signs"? The irony here is that they are both wearing communist t-shirts. One of the shirts has the Soviet Russia symbol to. Oh the irony!
Here is a puppet of Sadako Sasaki, the Hiroshima victim who folded a thousand origami cranes. I like this picture because in the background it looks like Amy Goodman is pulling a prank on the Code Pink member.
And here is a women holding a Separation of Church and State sign. For irony again if you look at what the women wearing, its a kaffiyeh a symbol of Islamic terrorism. Nice one moonbat.
This one really creeped me out. I think this puppet promotes National Health Care. If this is national health care I don't want to be part of it!

Of course it wouldn't be a giant puppet parade without the chain of war criminals made of the Bush Administration.
Why its liberal talk show host Amy Goodman because nothing says the truth like liberalism!/sarc/
Notice the guy with the Abortion on demand t-shirt. How convenient for him, I'm sure. If he could get, you know, laid.
Notice the irony here. See the guys holding the "Dismantle the Empire" and "Universal Human Rights Signs"? The irony here is that they are both wearing communist t-shirts. One of the shirts has the Soviet Russia symbol to. Oh the irony!
Here is a puppet of Sadako Sasaki, the Hiroshima victim who folded a thousand origami cranes. I like this picture because in the background it looks like Amy Goodman is pulling a prank on the Code Pink member.
And here is a women holding a Separation of Church and State sign. For irony again if you look at what the women wearing, its a kaffiyeh a symbol of Islamic terrorism. Nice one moonbat.
This one really creeped me out. I think this puppet promotes National Health Care. If this is national health care I don't want to be part of it!Hat Tip to Zombie for taking these photos and for going to the DNC. Thanks Agent Z!
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Joe Biden Gaffes Obama's Name

I heard Biden was a gaffe machine as well as arrogant and I have a feeling that Obama picked Biden as his running mate just to make himself look better by comparison. But this takes the cake:
"Sen. Joe Biden’s gotten a lot of unsolicited advice on how to curb his gaffe habit, but he might start by practicing his running mate’s name. Three times during his inaugural speech as Barack Obama’s vice presidential candidate Saturday, Biden butchered Obama’s name — in different ways. Biden called Obama “Barackal Bama” and “Barack Obaman,” as well as — perhaps most bizarre — “Barack America.” Obama, by his own admission, has a “funny name,” and Biden did get it right at least a dozen times in his speech. But the mispronunciations did not go unnoticed. The campaign cleaned up the “Barackal” and “Obaman” slips in what it billed as a “verbatim” transcript of the speech sent out shortly after Biden wrapped up. And it replaced the “America” in “Barack America” with an ellipsis."
This is going to be fun.
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Boycott Hallmark
In a stupid business move which is going to make them lose thousands. Hallmark( who are way over price for a crappy card that only be read once then thrown in the trash) decide to make a bold move and sale gay "marriage cards".
"PORTLAND, Ore. - Most states don't recognize gay marriage — but now Hallmark does. The nation's largest greeting card company is rolling out same-sex wedding cards — featuring two tuxedos, overlapping hearts or intertwined flowers, with best wishes inside. "Two hearts. One promise," one says.
Hallmark added the cards after California joined Massachusetts as the only U.S. states with legal gay marriage. A handful of other states have recognized same-sex civil unions.
The language inside the cards is neutral, with no mention of wedding or marriage, making them also suitable for a commitment ceremony. Hallmark says the move is a response to consumer demand, not any political pressure.
"It's our goal to be as relevant as possible to as many people as we can," Hallmark spokeswoman Sarah Gronberg Kolell said.
Hallmark's largest competitor, American Greetings Corp., has no plans to enter the market, saying its current offerings are general enough to speak to a lot of different relationships.
Hallmark started offering "coming out" cards last year, and the four designs of same-sex marriage cards are being gradually released this summer and will be widely available by next year. No sales figures were available yet.
"When I have shopped for situations like babies or weddings for gay friends I have good luck in quirky stores," said Kathryn Hamm, president of the Web site gayweddings.com.
"But if you are just in a generic store ... the bride and groom symbol or words are in most cards," she said. "It becomes difficult to find some that are neutral but have some style."
Never mind the fact that the U.S Census Bureau will not recognize same-sex "marriages" and the includes Massachusetts and California. Good for American Greetings Corp for not buying into this PC garbage. Do yourself a favor buy a card from American Greetings, send a eCard or make your own. Save a tree don't buy from Hallmark. Companys like Hallmark will never learn that stuff like this never sales well with the American people.
"PORTLAND, Ore. - Most states don't recognize gay marriage — but now Hallmark does. The nation's largest greeting card company is rolling out same-sex wedding cards — featuring two tuxedos, overlapping hearts or intertwined flowers, with best wishes inside. "Two hearts. One promise," one says.
Hallmark added the cards after California joined Massachusetts as the only U.S. states with legal gay marriage. A handful of other states have recognized same-sex civil unions.
The language inside the cards is neutral, with no mention of wedding or marriage, making them also suitable for a commitment ceremony. Hallmark says the move is a response to consumer demand, not any political pressure.
"It's our goal to be as relevant as possible to as many people as we can," Hallmark spokeswoman Sarah Gronberg Kolell said.
Hallmark's largest competitor, American Greetings Corp., has no plans to enter the market, saying its current offerings are general enough to speak to a lot of different relationships.
Hallmark started offering "coming out" cards last year, and the four designs of same-sex marriage cards are being gradually released this summer and will be widely available by next year. No sales figures were available yet.
"When I have shopped for situations like babies or weddings for gay friends I have good luck in quirky stores," said Kathryn Hamm, president of the Web site gayweddings.com.
"But if you are just in a generic store ... the bride and groom symbol or words are in most cards," she said. "It becomes difficult to find some that are neutral but have some style."
Never mind the fact that the U.S Census Bureau will not recognize same-sex "marriages" and the includes Massachusetts and California. Good for American Greetings Corp for not buying into this PC garbage. Do yourself a favor buy a card from American Greetings, send a eCard or make your own. Save a tree don't buy from Hallmark. Companys like Hallmark will never learn that stuff like this never sales well with the American people.
Labels:
dhimmitude,
gay culture,
gay rights,
political correctness
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Haircuts For The Homeless
The city of Denver will soon have the best looking homeless in America:
"According to Rick Sallinger of the CBS TV station, Denver Human Services has been handing out coupons for free homeless haircuts.
The idea was to make the homeless feel better about themselves. And maybe then they’d get jobs or something.
Rusty Johnson told Rick he hadn’t had a haircut in three or four months and, frankly, didn’t much care about the Democrats caring about his appearance. “I just want to look good and feel good for myself,” he said."
It almost sounds like the ChiComs cleaning up Beijing. Funny thing is, they'll probably look cleaner than most of the covention delegates. :P
"According to Rick Sallinger of the CBS TV station, Denver Human Services has been handing out coupons for free homeless haircuts.
The idea was to make the homeless feel better about themselves. And maybe then they’d get jobs or something.
Rusty Johnson told Rick he hadn’t had a haircut in three or four months and, frankly, didn’t much care about the Democrats caring about his appearance. “I just want to look good and feel good for myself,” he said."
It almost sounds like the ChiComs cleaning up Beijing. Funny thing is, they'll probably look cleaner than most of the covention delegates. :P
Friday, August 15, 2008
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Newsweek Blames Bush For Georgia Crisis
Of course this isn't surprising especially from Newsweek which hired that POS Markos of the DailyKosSacks to write for them. I have been wonder when the left would blame Bush or protest against this. When I mean protest I mean against the Georgians of course since far left wing liberals love oppress like Russia. I mean they all ready iodize commie, thug, murderer Che.
Of course everything is Buh's fault though and not Putin's Russia:
"The Russia-Georgia conflict is yet another example of why a leader caught up in the romance of resistance should not rely on Washington. What Saakashvili should have learned from history--and the American South."
I wonder what well become of the people on Newsweek when they can't blame President Bush for every little thing. Oh that's right they'll just bash McCain if he is elected.
Of course everything is Buh's fault though and not Putin's Russia:
"The Russia-Georgia conflict is yet another example of why a leader caught up in the romance of resistance should not rely on Washington. What Saakashvili should have learned from history--and the American South."
I wonder what well become of the people on Newsweek when they can't blame President Bush for every little thing. Oh that's right they'll just bash McCain if he is elected.
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