from The Washington Post
If Al-Qaeda was never in Iraq, how could its leaders be there in order to be wiped out?
"Iraq is blood for oil! Iraq didn't attack us 9/11!"
UPDATE: Third formerly non-existent guy dies.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/iraq/7611699/Third-Iraq-al-Qaeda-leader-killed.html
Monday, April 19, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Conversations With An Honest, Yet Imaginary, Congressional Democrat
Question Asker Guy: Thank you for being here Mr. Imaginary Congressman from AnyState
QAG: Is this the story about the Insurance company in South Carolina that was sued by the guy with HIV and then the Insurance Company had to pay the guy 10 million dollars?
QAG: So as you see it, insurance companies are the problem?
QAG: Did you say, "anywhere from 5 to 100 million... uninsured."?
QAG: Do you actually know how many people living in the United States are currently without health insurance?
Honest Imaginary Congressman: According to my official "Obama's Blind Lackey Guidebook" I'm to now begin my spiel about how we saved America from the Evil Insurance Companies. Did you know that an Evil Insurance Company attempted to deny coverage to some poor guy with HIV and then...
QAG: Is this the story about the Insurance company in South Carolina that was sued by the guy with HIV and then the Insurance Company had to pay the guy 10 million dollars?
HIC: I don't know. Maybe. My point being, Insurance Company's are evil and I hate them and so should you.
QAG: So as you see it, insurance companies are the problem?
HIC: No, even though insurance companies are evil and I hate them and so should you. The thing that makes me the most sad is the anywhere from 5 to 100 million people in the United States who are currently uninsured. That's really why we passed this Health Care Reform Bill.
QAG: Did you say, "anywhere from 5 to 100 million... uninsured."?
HIC: Yeah, it's fun to throw out meaningless numbers.
QAG: Do you actually know how many people living in the United States are currently without health insurance?
The US Punishes the Honest, Law Abiders
Yesterday night my wife's Aunt, Uncle and two cousins legally immigrated to the United States. Even though I could tell they were a bit scared, being thousands of miles from their home while leaving all they had and all they knew behind, I could see the excitement and wonder in their eyes. I asked her cousin if he was excited and he smiled from ear to ear and said, "Oh yes!". It made me feel really good that our country can provide that opportunity for people, but it also tore me up a bit. Here is why.
So, my in-laws petitioned for their immigration. Do you know how long it took for them to get here? 26 years. It took 26 years for them to arrive. It took so long, in fact, that some of their children (none of whom had been born when the petition was filed) were too old to be included and had to stay. This is outrageous.
We allow millions of illegal immigrants to come in every year without getting in trouble. Hell, if their family had come to the US illegally, they would have been granted amnesty already. Not only that, but all of their children would have been legal US citizens regardless of their parents status since they would have been born here. So, by breaking the law they would have been rewarded multiple times.
Something is seriously wrong with our system that it takes that long to immigrate legally. It is even more wrong that we reward illegal immigrants with drivers licenses, health care, welfare, and other public funds.
We have to clamp down on our borders, and we have to stream line legal immigration processes. The end.
So, my in-laws petitioned for their immigration. Do you know how long it took for them to get here? 26 years. It took 26 years for them to arrive. It took so long, in fact, that some of their children (none of whom had been born when the petition was filed) were too old to be included and had to stay. This is outrageous.
We allow millions of illegal immigrants to come in every year without getting in trouble. Hell, if their family had come to the US illegally, they would have been granted amnesty already. Not only that, but all of their children would have been legal US citizens regardless of their parents status since they would have been born here. So, by breaking the law they would have been rewarded multiple times.
Something is seriously wrong with our system that it takes that long to immigrate legally. It is even more wrong that we reward illegal immigrants with drivers licenses, health care, welfare, and other public funds.
We have to clamp down on our borders, and we have to stream line legal immigration processes. The end.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Oops!... He did it again.
"If America shows weakness and uncertainty, the world will drift toward tragedy."
Gnome Enthusiast Update:
I wonder where he learned it?
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