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(PressMediaWire) Dr Ron Paul said – Many of my colleagues, faced with the reality that the war in Iraq is not going well, line up to place all the blame on the president. The president “mismanaged” the war, they say. “It’s all the president’s fault,” they claim. In reality, much of the blame should rest with Congress, which shirked its constitutional duty to declare war and instead told the president to decide for himself whether or not to go to war.

More than four years into that war, Congress continues to avoid its constitutional responsibility to exercise policy oversight, particularly considering the fact that the original authorization no longer reflects the reality on the ground in Iraq .

According to the original authorization (Public Law 107-243) passed in late 2002, the president was authorized to use military force against Iraq to achieve the following two specific objectives only:

“(1) defend the national security of the United States against the continuing threat posed by Iraq ; and
(2) enforce all relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions regarding Iraq ”

http://pressmediawire.com/article.cfm?articleID=18317

Another week has passed and there is still no registration and sign-in for the Wichita Eagle Blog.

It appears that lack of movement on this matter is on a very low or perhaps I should say non-existent priority list for the Editorial Department.

It took me, all of an hour and few clicks on my Typepad Blog to set up a registration and sign in system.

Perhaps the Wichita Eagle Editorial people are admitting technical incompetence?

Or is it something else? :)

Interesting post, Sol.

The penny should be eliminated. It’s a waste of time.

Parking meters don’t even take them.

Just round everything up or down to the nearest 5 cent.

As for other cost saving measures, eliminate the paper dollar bill for coins.

England for example now has 1 pound coins (equal to about 2 US dollars) and 2 pound coins (4 dollars).

We should have something equivalent.

Canada does this too. Loonies and Toonies. We’ve been trying. There are at least 4 solid dollars in circulation today. Yanks don’t like them.

Anyone see “Values Boy’s” column in the Eagle today? If he’s reading here, I respectfully request that he read the opinion about which he complains on home schooling from California. Right Angle posted the link on an Open Monday(?) or Tuesday(?). Then, after he reads it, maybe he could consider the following:

1) While the California Court of Appeals did find the homeschooling unlawful in that case, its opinion was based upon the provisions of the California Compulsory Education statutes which, unlike Kansas, has no provision for home schooling as he practices it. Isn’t this the kind of judicial restraint in which he believes?

2) Yes, the California Court of Appeals found there to be no constitutional right of a parent to home school. VB believes there to be one. I’d suggest that this right lies within the “Right to Privacy”, if it exists. Since the California Court of Appeals didn’t go there, is this not again judicial restraint as opposed to judicial activism? BTW, the Pierce case to which GMC and I made reference came at this problem from a “property rights” approach, as the case involved established private schools, not home schools.

3) Given that the decision about which he complains is based upon California law, should not the solution be found in amending the said law to provide for home schooling as VB believes is his right, rather than the California Supreme Court finding some “right”?

Just a few thoughts for him to consider.

The reason for not going to coins is anatomical.

As Americans get fatter, trying to put in or extract coins from skin-tight pants’ pocket is an Olympic level endeavor requiring much grunting and wheezing. :D

Sol, agreed on the standardization point. Sacajawea? Does that work? My spell checker has “passed” it.

Values Boy loves to play that poor picked-on Christians card. It’s getting boring.

Truth is Treason in the Empire of Lies

Federal Reserve’s $200 Billion Injection

http://freethemarketman.wordpress.com/2008/03/12/ron-paul-speaks-on-federal-reserves-200-billion-injection/

Yes I feel so oppressed! Why I just can not believe I can manage to get to the church of my choice when ever I want. Without being inconvenienced in any fashion! Why any minute of the day or night that I may want to I pray for protection by God against the overwhelming persecution of my faith in this country!
I fear that any minute I may have the cross I wear around my neck will be ripped from my person. So much so I may need to get an even large cross to display so it is well known that I am a Christian and it will be harder for anyone that wants to pull it from around my neck!

I am stocking up on paint thinner just in case the day comes that someone throws paint on the church! If it does not happen soon my garage will be totally full and I will need to move to a house with a larger garage!
OH I do feel SOOOO OPPRESSED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!

The dollar is at the lowest value compared to the Yen since the Clinton administration!

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/Markets/Forex/Dollar_hits_12-year_low_vs_yen_euro_sets_new_record/articleshow/2860424.cms

TOKYO: The dollar slumped to a 12-year low against the yen and to a new all-time nadir versus the euro in Asian trade Thursday as traders bet on a hefty cut to US interest rates next week, dealers said.

The dollar was bid as low as 100.95 yen in Tokyo morning trade, the lowest level since December 1995 and down sharply from 101.79 yen in New York.

Sol, by we are you referring to the general public, or are you referring to the bankers? Presuming the first, subject to rebuttal, additional risk of inflation, weaker dollar causing increase in the price of oil, increase in the cost of gasoline resulting therefrom, higher food prices due to higher production and transportation costs; in other words, nothing good, IMHO. If the latter, the bankers got 28 days of additional liquidity, theoretically making their balance sheets look a bit better. Additionally, when the government needs to borrow an additional $100 billion in 29 days, the funds are already there….

Vaughn, I think a better adjective to describe the court’s ruling would be “futile”, rather than “senseless”. Many see the case as an attack on the home school concept. Since it is a popular concept, the applicable statutes are likely to be changed to accommodate.

If they aren’t then I think it becomes a more serious matter beyond California.

I believe that is what I said LJ.

I would submit also that you do not know whether the court followed the law or not. Time will tell as the process goes forward.

outlander, I understand your point. The point I was attempting to make is simply this: the effect of the decision will be felt in California, of course, as it was the California statutes in question. Mr. Castillo’s rant this morning seemingly ignored this, as well as there are already statutes existing in Kansas (not likely to be repealed) which allow him and his wife to home school their children. Many other states have similar statutes addressing home schooling, as I understand it. California is one that does not.

His arguing the “right” to home school seemed a bit much, to me, given that this right exists in Kansas, by statute. In pointing out the inconvenient (to him) fact that in order to find such a right, the Court would have had to act in a manner he otherwise finds objectionable (given his prior columns), which, all in all, merely confirms what I believe; an “activist court” is one that doesn’t decide your way when determining questions of law that are not otherwise clearly set out in statutory, constitutional, or prior decisional language.

Yes, if home schooling, as we in Kansas and most of the country understand it, is to become lawful in California, the applicable statutes need to be changed to accommodate the same. Seems to me that’s where the focus of the governor’s efforts needs to be, rather than on further court action.

outlander, while you were responding to littlejohn, and not me, may I suggest you read the decision the link to which Right Angle provided earlier in the week. The statutory language is set out within the opinion. As to whether the “law”, other than that within the statutes was correctly applied, I humbly submit that it was, for reasons fully set out in said opinion.

Anyone see “Values Boy’s”

LOL, I never heard that before. took me a bit to figure who you were talking about. Then again, I’m a short bus rider.
(I think it escaped me because I see no value in him)

“believe that is what I said LJ.

I would submit also that you do not know whether the court followed the law or not. Time will tell as the process goes forward.”

Actually, that is not what you said. What you said was

“So either the courts will remedy the situation, or the lawmakers will.

Another senseless court decision that will soon be moot.”

I disagreed with your characterization of the court decision, and that portion of your statement that the courts will remedy the situaiton. I have read the courts decision, and the applicable California law quoted. california law does not provide an exception for homeschooling. The courts ruled within the law. THAT IS THEIR DAMN JOB! Their job is not to creat new law. And if the governor has fallen on the side ofthehomeschoolers, unless he is proposing a change in the law, he is on the wrong side.

Did you read the courts opinion? or somebodys opinion about the opinion. By the way, Kansas does allow for homeschooling. The original point was Castillo;s article. He can home school all he wants.

“His arguing the “right” to home school”

And yet marriage is not a right? It is a privilege granted by the legislature? But home schooling is a “right”?

I have no right to marry the consenting adult of my choice, but he has a right to home school his kids?

Even HE cant believe his bullshit anymore. I think the shark called for him. He’s tired of being jumped with all this poor persecuted majority crap.

Max is stuck in his ever deepening rut… I will post again what I posted before, so that all can see the alleged sin… Max you are truly WARPED!!

Coming clean, MonkeyHawk, I do not “talk like that” in real life; I do, however, write like that from time to time, sometimes for work, sometimes to have a bit of fun.

That’s alright, Vaughn, by reading that post 3 times, changing the order of phrases twice, I think I actually understood it.

(BTW, I imaging y’all have a hard time understanding my posts, too. All the parentheticated (is that a word???) sections are just the main offshoot of my non-lateral thinking processes)

Pssttt… Chas. Does anyone read Max’s posts? I occasionally catch the tail of one when i refresh a tab, but that’s about it.

Fish, you might be right, but this one is getting very old, and very warped, very fast!

Thus, let everybody see what he is flaming about!

Happy Easter!

Gotta go for now… Backi later!!

My Windows XP crashed on my other computer, guess I’ll have to buy a new OS, as my backup disk has bad places on it. Does anyone have VISTA, is it better than XP?

Max and Chas,

Cut the shit guys. That got two threads shut down already.

Max,
Pretty much any one with any type of common sense knows what chas did. We know and we remember. Let it die.

Chas,
An apology would go a long way.

Phantom, I’ve a new laptop with Vista coming already installed. Haven’t used it enough yet to come to any firm opinions, but at present if it was I, I’d stay with XP, at least until the Service Pack 1 for Vista is available. Of course, what I’d really do in your situation is look at a Linux distro, and….

Heee!

Fish,

Not even close brother.

“Songbird” shared –

“I’m in a rather unenviable position here: I cannot support, live with or condone the criminalization of all abortion. Yet I remain pained by my own……but probably not for the same exact same reasons as many women.”

I’ve come to understand abortion as spiritually akin to amputation. (And that’s one reason I reject the term “pro-abortion.” I mean, is anyone pro-amputation? Of course not. But sometimes amputation is the only rational choice.) Something’s gained but something’s lost.

“Maybe I should call – maybe I shouldn’t. Maybe I will – maybe I won’t. But like all of us, I have to live with my conscience in the present – no matter how pained I am by the past.”

I’d advise that you seek a support group of women who aren’t brought together by a faith-based institution. No reason not to bring your faith, but avoid outfits who have a faith-based agenda at its core. They’ll go straight to the “forgive your sins” rhetoric and you didn’t commit a “sin,” you made a choice.

We’ve all made choices. Some good. Some bad. (I’ve made some poor choices myself. Homing pigeon robbery, for example.) And all choices have consequences. But we can drive ourselves nuts obsessing over “if-onlys” and “what-ifs.”

Good luck with your journey through life, “Songbird.”

I know Max, I’d just hate to get another thread closed because of his stupidity.

Phantom,

A good replacement box ;-)

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2275267,00.asp

Price
$6,652.00

geesh, that’s more’n my house
*ducks*

The young man who died had the vision to sign an organ donor card, to save at least FIVE LIVES… THAT is the point of interest

You know what? Phuck it.

Chas, you are an absolute liar. If that had been the focus of your post, you would have bolded that part and not the father’s name.

Now granted you have the intellect of pond scum, at least try to understand the rest of us are not that stupid.

The bolded section of your original post speaks for itself. Freakin own your mistakes Chas. Good Lord man.

Fish,
Pretty pricy. The link says it is noisy and thee are cheaper models with the same specs. But those specs… drooooooling !!!

Sol, OK, I was drooling, too; did move the keyboard “just in case” before I read the specs, however…

Thanks Sol.

This is the biggest lie since Cain was asked about Abel.

Hourly reminders will probably be sufficient.

Fire at will…

“SolDevVB” offers –

“Pretty pricy. The link says it is noisy and thee are cheaper models with the same specs. But those specs… drooooooling !!!”

For a moment there I thought you’d cut and pasted Eliot Spitzer’s “diamond review” for “Krystin.”

:-)

Max–

If James McCluer isn’t upset about it, I don’t know why your panties are all in a wad.

Why don’t you post a little closer to home . . . like in Des Moines?

Sol, many of the current Linux distros support multi-core processors. On the software question, many “off the shelf” stuff doesn’t run natively. There are emulators some use for this purpose. There are many Linux alternatives to off the shelf stuff that work well, very well in many cases.

As you are a developer, I’m sure that you wouldn’t find Linux in your work world too acceptable. For me, my major needs are word processing, spreadsheet, internet access, a bit of data base; the OpenOffice stuff works well for the first two, Firefox (or Ephiphany) for number 3, I’m still playing with OpenOffice Base on the data base stuff. Use GnuCash for the office accounting, as you know.

If anyone out there is a gamer, don’t get a Linux distro; I know you will be disappointed. Stay with Windows. For those of us who use a computer as a tool in our business, the applications available work well (e.g., under OO’s word processor, can save files to M$ Word format (three different ones, to be precise) so can share with clients), and all in all, can meet many, or in my case, darned near all, needs.

Sol, hope this answers your questions, at least in part.

I’ve known a few linux fans – my boss for one… I write M$.Net code. Supposed to be cross platform. Haven’t looked into it much. Sounds like there may be a market though :-D

Thanx for the info.

I think there is a market, Sol, as there does appear to be more and more adoption of Linux in the corporate world. While the hard core Linux user might bristle at paying for something, that’s not true for corporate adopters and users.

I’m sure you’ve heard the extolling of the various virtues (real and perceived) of Linux from your boss and others. One thing Linux is really good for is running network servers. Darned stuff is almost bullet proof in such an environment.

As a matter of fact, that is what my boss talked about. The parent company fears open source or freeware. I have offered a few freeware/open source tools. When they were rejected, I found tools that cost from hundreds to thousands and didn’t offer the functionality/flexibility of the freeware, they jumped at it.

I have heard that the Linux servers are excessively robust. Novel used to be a pretty good server platform as well. But back *in the day* M$ decided that a product wasn’t ready for market until it broke Novel’s network. Seems the strategy worked.

CapN… The young man in the obit is not part of the McCluer family… He is part of the McClure family… These bozos on the Blog cannot READ… ALSO, in my original post, I did not BOLD anything… I have no idea how that got there… Just a technical screw up I presume…

Well, Sol, I know Google’s servers run on Linux. There is an electronic “publication” to which I subscribe that describes the adoption of Linux in the corporate world, problems which have arisen, solutions that have been found, etc., that neatly dovetails into your story about the fear of FOSS in such an environment. My take is if something goes wrong, those responsible for the adoption of the software want to have the vendor thereof to blame.

Security isn’t a big issue with Linux yet. I’m not naive enough to think that if Linux adoption becomes a really big deal that it won’t be. Presently, though, on the Ubuntu distro I run, I get security updates almost daily, not because anyone has exploited a “weakness”, but the potential weakness was found by someone looking at the code and found such, with the update forthcoming very quickly.

You have to wonder about the folks that sit around and try to find code vulnerabilities. They are just *wired* differently. Not knocking them, just kinda … weirded out?

JR was chasing that poor sheep until the cops arrived.

http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_2764624.html

Super sheep outran police

German police are trying to trace the owner of a sheep which outran police patrol cars and beat up a police dog.

Police in the northern German village of Guester say the sheep ran through the streets of the town at more than 30mph.

It reportedly leapt over the bonnets of police cars used as a road block to cut off its escape and even chased off pursuing police dogs with a few well aimed head butts.

Officers eventually caught up with it after it jumped into a field and started tucking into the grass.

A police spokesman said: “It was not an easy pursuit. The animal had quite a turn of speed on it. We have appealed for its owner to come forward.”

This is interesting….

WICHITA, Kan. — Alliance Defense Fund attorneys filed a federal civil rights lawsuit Thursday on behalf of a Wichita pastor arrested for attempting to express his faith on a public sidewalk outside of an event celebrating homosexual behavior. Although Pastor Chas Holick was arrested, city officials have since dropped the trespassing charges against him after watching a videotape that showed Holick conducting himself in a peaceful manner.

Microsoft is bloatware. They try to pack in so many features and get them rolled out as fast as they can. Example Vista. Leaves the door open for hackers.

You got that right, Sol; bloatware.

Apple’s versions suck

no matter what the OS, typing and proofreading are important. A lesson that maybe someday I’ll learn.

Keep it up Max… See if you can get another thread closed — You got a good start on it so far!! Keep up the harrassment… WEBlog cant afford to have that happening day after day… But, have fun!! IDIOT!!

Still waiting on James to call that meet up with “Max”.

It would be interesting to find out if “Max” is courageous and mouthy in person.

Well Regular, I’m glad it wasn’t you.

But the real family is still out there, and I hope they didn’t see their family tragedy mocked by Chas on this blog.

JR, you can’t even get your own side to meet-up with you! They tolerated you for a while. Now even they are attacking you.

Afraid of you? H*ll no. But why would I or anyone else want to meet scum like you?

You want to prove that you are a man JR?

Go take care of your own family without begging.

And no comment, none, was made at the time of the post about how nice it was the young man was an organ donor.

Chas dreampt up that excuse later…

Yes, obituaries are all about organ donors.

Although Pastor Chas Holick was arrested, city officials have since dropped the trespassing charges against him after watching a videotape that showed Holick conducting himself in a peaceful manner.

Hey Max! Did you post this because it is almost Easter time and you wanted to make a comment on the joy of giving on behalf of others? And getting arrested on behalf of the cause?

Sorta like JC getting a trial, convicted, and crucified?

I’m sure that is what you MEANT, right?

Whatever James.

JR — This is what is called harrassment in most places… Most Blogs would not allow such deviants to be in control!!

Or maybe it was a technical screw up.

You were OUTED Chas.

That is not harrassment.

This is what is called harrassment in most places… Most Blogs would not allow such deviants to be in control!!

That is pretty rich considering the following chas…

http://blogs.kansas.com/weblog/2008/03/open-thread-311/#comment-311095
“Flaming. Disagreement is to be expected, but personal attacks on other reviewers are off limits.”

“all of you Bitchers and Moaners”

“You bunch of panty waste SPAMMERS”

“UNLIKE ALL OF YOU BITCHERS AND MOANERS”

“YOU IDIOTS CAN MAKE A NOTE OF THAT”

“IF YOU PANTY WASTES CAN”

“WHAT A BUNCH OF IDIOTS”

You know, the one who flames bloggers will repeated short posts.

Exxon Mobil Diversifies Into the Hybrid Car Market

http://seekingalpha.com/article/68435-exxon-mobil-diversifies-into-the-hybrid-car-market?source=yahoo

“(the main problem with lithium batteries is that at some point they explode). “

So, it appears Chas is admitting he is not a man and is indeed a sniveling coward.

A real man would have apologized for the post, regardless of what it was intended for.

Too late Chas, you had your chance.

We know what you are now.

James — I have nothing for which to apologize… YOU however… attacking ordained clergy for disagreeing with you… name calling… calling me a satanist… YOU sir, have much for which to be totally ashamed and apologetic… But you wont do it… Nor would anybody here expect you to…

I apologize for nothing…. I DO offer my praises to the young man for signing a donor card that saved at least FIVE LIVES… the very point that ALL of you Flamers keep missing… And by missing that point, it is YOU folks who make a mockery of that young man’s death… not ME!!

CHAS, just stop it.

We know.

The Geraldine Ferraro defense!

Ms. Ferraro made no apologies. “Am I sorry? No, no, no,” she said. “I am sorry there are people who think I am racist.”

She accused the Obama campaign of misrepresenting her remarks to hurt Mrs. Clinton, saying: “They have played the race card time after time after time. The campaign has a goal, which is to attack Hillary. They have to find a way and they can’t do it on experience, on issues, so they look for places. They came up with this, and, well, here we go.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/13/us/politics/13ferraro.html?em&ex=1205553600&en=c32e1091707eac04&ei=5087

Max can’t meet you JR because he lives in Iowa.

Don’t know why he won’t admit that.

understandable

Why is that Capn? You’ve lied so much about what you do for living, where you live, where you work and what poster you claim to be (”I confess I’m right angle quote”)

…I can only draw the conclusion you are a coward.

As for what you do for a living, it’s nothing.

Literally, nothing. So let’s not go there . . .

Okay, Regular.

At exactly four-thirty pm, I’ll drive by your house and give you three blasts on the car horn.

People drive by and honk all the time. Still proves nothing.

But just in case, I’ll catch you on the video cam. :)

Political_Mama and Monkey Hawk: Thanks for the feedback.

There’s little no chance of this old bird being impregnated, I’m afraid. I’ll be 50 next October; I’m pretty darned sure I’m in men-oh-pause, and I’m so crippled and knarled up that I’m not sure who’d want to knock me up, anyway.

You make some salient points; but just to clarify, I wish I could have chosen adoption, not keeping the child. Raising the child would have been horrendous, in my opinion – for the CHILD, not its errant mother/father. I was very emotionally ill back then; my mother was even more ill (with some illnesses that weren’t even real), and I had no job or income or self-reliance.

The reasons why I condemn my youthful idiocy are too expansive to describe here. I have absolutely no right to speak for other women, judge other women or to know what other women have thought or felt while in the same situation. Because my judgments cannot traverse the legal sphere, I’m not sure how “at home” I’d feel at a Rachel’s Vinyard retreat.

I’ve been told, by someone whom I respect, that they are ecumenical in nature. However, I have some concerns; perhaps I am exhibiting too much harshness in my judgments.

Anyway – just to end on a humorous note: If you haven’t seen the hilarious movie “Borat” – go rent that DVD and prepare to leave this cold, cruel world for a while. In one pivotal scene, Mr. Borat is dining at a hoity-toit society dinner. He excuses himself to the men’s room, and returns with a precious reminder that plumbing and modern sewage aren’t staples in his country.

Now, it’s funny when Borat inflicts his (crap) on society. It isn’t all that funny when a young girl, supposedly in the prime of youth and/or vitality, fixates on crap (i.e., my ex) at the expense of other concerns. Add to that the transgressions of wasted time; wasted energy; wasted love and wasted aspirations.

Certainly, these errancies are not true of the vast majority of women who have had abortions, I’d venture to say.

Oh well….ya gotta see “Borat.” His real name is Sascha Baron Cohen – and I’ve still got his November 2006 “Rolling Stone” cover taped to my wall at home. That movie was so danged funny, I very nearly had to be air-lifted from the theatre.

And that’s 200 pounds of liftin’!!!!!!!

CapN says: “That level of secrecy borders on the cowardly . . .”

CapN — That might depend on what kind of “facility” he lives in ROFL!!

I just surfed their site. Only C# as of yet :-(
VB guy myself. Good to know stuff though. Thanx for providing that.

Sol,

I also sent you an email in regards to linux and various ways to get off-the-shelf software to work with it.

Reason # 5,267 why you people will lose in November.
Wealthy taxpayer = $31,850???

“Obama and Clinton both promise to reverse Bush’s tax cuts for wealthier taxpayers, but the Democratic budget they’ll be voting for would allow income tax rates to go up on individuals making as little as $31,850 and couples earning $63,700 or more.”

Regular,

Thanks, I wouldn’t really do it, just pointing out the absurdity of some here.

If you ever need anything though, just let me know.

Say Fleet, many here think $31,000 IS rich!

BDP Fleet is full of shit as usual.

Nobody said 1. that they would raise taxes on couples making 60 grand or 2. that these people are “rich.”

Where’d you hear that, BDP Fleet? Rush O’Hannity?

Hell, I was almost rich at age 25 making $30,000!!!!

Filthy rich at $40,000 by age 29!!!!

And goodbye $1,000 per child tax credit!!!!

Obama and Hillary be taking that away!!!!

Yahsuh!!! Been learning lots.

Hmm, the figures provided are the 2007 ones for each bracket, and affect taxable income. Now, these “cuts” were temporary (some Congressional sleight of hand back then to minimize the cuts), so their expiration, by their own terms, is not, to me, an increase; it is just the law as it was enacted.

Regular, you and I find ourselves in agreement as to “rich”. On well off? I’d go $300,000 or more, but hey, just an opinion of mine.

In case anyone is interested, the game between Colorado and Baylor is exciting! At one point Colorado was up 15 points, Baylor came back and tied the game, which is going into the SECOND overtime!

Upon further reflection . . . I don’t have to prove anything.

I’m the one who has actually met with a lot of the other post-ers on this blog–unlike Regular and Max.

They can vouch that what I say is true.

Yup, I’m looking forward to that, J R.

That right bubba!

Yeah, hehehe.

The drug of caffeine is the most insidious of all.

As far as the meetups go, I’ve never made an excuse–I’ve said simply that if there’s a chance James M. or the Price’s are going to be there, I’m not interested.

You can see a GRAPHIC video taken March 3 of the bloody surgical materials, hypodermic needles, private medical records, and the remains of aborted human babies found in a garbage bin used by the notorious abortionist quack Alberto Hodari’s Michigan abortion mill, in violation of state and federal laws. The tiny fingers, arms, and rib cages mangled and dismembered by the abortionist quack (at about 6 weeks gestation) are clearly identified.
Pro-lifers are demanding the shutdown of the filthy, criminal Womancare abortion mill in Lathrup Village, MI as a danger to public health and safety, as well as medical confidentiality.
See news page
http://www.operationrescue.org/?p=885
and page
http://jillstanek.com/
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Minnesota lawmakers introduced House and Senate versions of a bill, S.F. 3575 and H.F. 3947, to ban gruesome, brutal, inhumane, and dangerous late-term saline abortions. The baby’s skin is burned and scalded away by injected saline solution as the infant thrashes in agony for one to three hours, typically, then the mother delivers a shriveled and scarred dead baby. Some mothers have been injured or killed by botched saline abortions. Some of the post-viable babies survive somehow, however, with permanent medical complications, such as pro-lifer Gianna Jessen.
Where’s our Kansas saline abortion ban bill?
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5 years ago today, the U.S. Senate voted 64-33 to ban partial birth abortions, which made Hog Futures Hillary and Obamanation very unhappy.

Ummmm Parkey?? 5 years ago, Obama was not yet a member of the U. S. Senate!! Better do your homework better, dim wit

I think Parkay needs to show a link that shows Obama and Clinton favor partial birth abortions… since most of what Parkay says turns out to be FALSE misinformation…

Abortion is legal… If you dont believe in abortion, by all means, dont have one!!

5-speed automobiles with 260 horsepower engines are legal… But if you are 85 years old, and have glaucoma, and your hands are shaky, and you only have one leg, by all means, dont try to drive one!!

Hey, Parkay claimed it… He needs to prove his own allegation…

The disagreement from the Pro-choice folks would seem to revolve around this:

“partial birth abortion” is NOT a medical term – it is a made up term. that’s why we don’t use it – it doesn’t actually MEAN anything in terms of medicine.”

Well, dinner time!! Bck later!!

Chas: I would tend to agree. It sure as hell isn’t a “medical” procedure. Here’s the description.

“This is like a breech delivery. The entire infant is delivered except the head. A scissors is jammed into the base of the skull. A tube is inserted into the skull, and the brain is sucked out. The now-dead infant is pulled out.”

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Hope you weren’t getting ready to eat.

How can we call ourselves civilized when we allow barbarism like this to be performed on the innocent.

Of course Hillary voted for partial birth abortions.

How could you doubt it?

http://www.votesmart.org/issue_keyvote_member.php?cs_id=V3241

10/21/03 Hillary Clinton voted FOR Partial Birth Abortions

http://votesmart.org/voting_category.php?can_id=55463&type=category&category=2&go.x=12&go.y=16

Obama was not in the US Senate then? Not much experience, course he’s only leading becasue he’s the Affirmative Action candidate.

Some can’t get enough babies killed. We need to import some pregnant illegal Mexican immigrants. Oh, we already do that.

was = wasnt

Obama may not have been in the Senate but he will not vote against Partial Birth Abortions.

MSNB’S 2008 Democratic Primary Presidential Debate Candidates
Date: 04/26/2007

“Senator Obama, on this same topic, what about your view on the decision on partial-birth abortion and your reaction to most of the public agreeing with the court’s holding?”

…
“Now, when you describe a specific procedure that accounts for less than 1 percent of the abortions that take place, then naturally people get concerned and, I think, legitimately so.

But the broader issue is, do women have the right to make these profoundly difficult decisions? And I trust them to do it.”

To those science types who want MORE details on partial birth abortion procedures, go here:

It’s just the extraction of cells, no big deal.

http://www.nrlc.org/abortion/pba/Haskellinstructional.pdf

The surgical method described in this paper differs from classic D&E in that it
does not rely upon dismemberment to remove the fetus. Nor are inductions or
infusions used to expel the intact fetus.

Rather, the surgeon grasps and removes the nearly intact fetus through an
adequately dilated cervix. The author has coined the term Dilation and Extraction or
D&X to distinguish it from dismembennent.type D&E’s.

This procedure can be performed in a properly equipped physician’s office under local anesthesia. It can be used successfully in patients 20 to 26 weeks in pregnancy.

The author has performed over 700 of these procedures with a low rate of
complications.

If only JR’s mommy had the right to do this….

All that said, I personally believe thisis a procedure that should be used if there is a DIRECT and IMMINENT threat to the life of the Mother…

Nuff said

Max
Posted March 13, 2008 at 5:40 pm | Permalink
If only JR’s mommy had the right to do this….

Max’s mother did and look what we got!

ROFL Kansas :-|

If you haven’t seen it, it is worth checking out the show “Lil bush” tonight at 9:30 on Comedy central.

The animated show presents bush as a youngster. He is surrounded by lil Rummy, lil Cheney (whose dad is Darth Vader) and lil Condi who is hopelessly in love with lil george. And there is the occasional appearance of lil Laura, who never has anything to say. lil john McCain was given some aggessive interogation by lil Cheney and lil Rummy and reduced to being able to only stammer “I support george bush and his policies.”

Art imitates life.

Lil Jeb is presented as a bumbling moron and Barabara Bush is a reanimated corpse with George Washington’s head.

It is hilarious stuff.

America’s Daily Organ Donor Contest:

$10,000 for 1st Place
$5,000 for 2nd Place
$1,000 for 3rd Place

(Aborted babies not eligible)

Waiting for the nomiinations…..

Submit all entries to Chas.

Stop baiting Chas, Max(JM). Please go crawl back into your mommy.

Lil george: “Well what er yer plans for the weekend lil Rummy?”

Lil Rummy: “Usually my dad chains me to the radiator and throws beer cans at me.”

Lil Condi “but he always does that, that’s nothing new Silly”

Kansas = yet another nic switching Radical Left Lib Troll.

Heh

I like the time lil george was busy with his new pal lil Tony Blair.

The rest of the gang got bored after 10 minutes and went looking for a new leader.
They ended up helping lil Barack build a house.

It was for habitat for humanity. The lil Republicans had other ideas….

Lil Rummy: Are we gonna burn it down for insurance and collect the money?

lil Barack:”No!”

lil Cheney:” rah Rah rah rah?”

lil Barack”No it’s not a secret dungeon where we’ll force single mothers to fight to the death!”

And one of the Blog’s all time flamers, flames again. Too funny!!

It’s funny because it is so reflective of the truth.

Lil Jeb was hard to figure. He’s ACTUALLY the smartest one of the bunch. I couldn’t figure out where they were going presenting him as they did. But they tied it up nicely.

Lil Rummy: “Our fireworks aren’t strong enough to blow up a cat! Trust me, I’ve tried.”

Chas., who doesn’t like porn, posts link to sodomy with dog story. Who was the victim, chas, yourself?

“This decision marks a dramatic departure from four decades of Supreme Court rulings that upheld a woman’s right to choose and recognized the importance of women’s health. Today’s decision blatantly defies the Court’s recent decision in 2000 striking down a state partial-birth abortion law because of its failure to provide an exception for the health of the mother. As the Supreme Court recognized in Roe v. Wade in 1973, this issue is complex and highly personal; the rights and lives of women must be taken into account.
It is precisely this erosion of our constitutional rights that I warned against when I opposed the nominations of Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito.”
. . . Hog Futures Hillary, bewailing the U.S. Supreme Court’s upholding of the federal ban on partial birth abortions, April, 2007
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“I strongly disagree with today’s Supreme Court ruling, which dramatically departs from previous precedents safeguarding the health of pregnant women. As Justice Ginsburg emphasized in her dissenting opinion, this ruling signals an alarming willingness on the part of the conservative majority to disregard its prior rulings respecting a woman’s medical concerns and the very personal decisions between a doctor and patient.
I am extremely concerned that this ruling will embolden state legislatures to enact further measures to restrict a woman’s right to choose, and that the conservative Supreme Court justices will look for other opportunities to erode Roe v. Wade, which is established federal law and a matter of equal rights for women.”
. . . Obamanation, bewailing the U.S. Supreme Court’s upholding of the federal ban on partial birth abortions, April, 2007
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See news page
http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2007/apr/07041902.html
and page
4simpsons.wordpress.com/2006/11/29/barack-obama-pro-partial-birth-abortion-among-other-things/
and page
mydryfly.wordpress.com/2008/02/21/obama-and-live-birth-abortion/
and page
atlanticfreepress.com/index2.php?option=com_content&do_pdf=1&id=3063
and page
http://www.nysun.com/article/69700
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Both Hog Futures Hillary and Obamanation support taxpayer-funded abortions worldwide, and are recognized puppets of Planned Parenthood. Obamanation lobbied for continued live-birth abortions in Chicago’s Christ Hospital when he was in the Illinois state Senate in 2001 and 2002, voting against Illinois’ Born Alive Infants Protection Act, and Hog Futures Hillary criticized his ploy, as connived with Planned Parenthood, to evade guilt by sometimes voting “present” to kill the pro-life bill through a lack of YES votes. At least Hog Futures Hillary joined the unanimous U.S. Senate in 2002 to pass the federal Born Alive Infants Protection Act, no doubt fearing political disaster if her vote were the only baby-hating NAY. Obamanation, the farthest left baby-hater the U.S. Senate has ever seen, would likely have been that only NAY, given the chance.
Nearly half of American black babies are killed in abortion mills. Those that are not suffer an appallingly high rate of premature birth, cerebral palsy, and infant mortality, 3-4 times that of white babies, because of the scarring of black mothers by previous abortions. Planned Parenthood, as always, continues to target the black race for population reduction.
Obamanation is the Judas goat of the black race.

Well, its late, and Fridays are busy days…

Good night; Good luck; God bless,
Whatever you conceive God to be!!

Blessings All!!