"If we want to keep our nation's
secrets 'SECRET' store them where
President Obama stores his college
transcripts and birth certificate."
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
Christmas Wish List....
Thursday, December 2, 2010
I might have to buy some new albums....
Ray Davies of "The Kinks" gets it.. He is not a musician moonbat and that is a breath of fresh air. I think Ill buy one of their albums to show my appreciation :)
Rocker Ray Davies has called for the masterminds behind the 9/11 terror attacks to face a firing squad made up of members of the victims' families.
Ray Davies: "They'll get - whoever the executioner is - a soldier, a relative of someone who was killed in 9/11, and a frequent flyer."
"Go Get em Ray"
Rocker Ray Davies has called for the masterminds behind the 9/11 terror attacks to face a firing squad made up of members of the victims' families.
Ray Davies: "They'll get - whoever the executioner is - a soldier, a relative of someone who was killed in 9/11, and a frequent flyer."
"Go Get em Ray"
HUGE BRASS BALLS.... this guy has them.
Finally, one has been found: a European public figure who doesn't grovel contemptibly before the disease that is Islam. Austrian MP Ewald Stadler opens up on the sanctimoniously posturing Turkish Ambassador: ( Van Helsing at MOONBATTERRY)
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
UMMMMMMMMMMMMM...............
LPGA players voted Tuesday to allow transgender women golfers the opportunity to play on the tour. In a league meeting prior to this week’s LPGA Tour Championship, a motion was voted on to amend the LPGA’s constitution by removing the “female at birth” requirement, LPGA commissioner Michael Whan said.
The change is a reaction to a lawsuit filed Oct. 12 in U.S. District Court in San Francisco by Lana Lawless, a 57-year-old retired police officer who underwent gender reassignment surgery in 2005. Lawless claimed the policy violated California civil rights laws.
Lawless won the women’s world championship in long-drive golf in 2008, but was ruled ineligible to participate this year.
read here
The change is a reaction to a lawsuit filed Oct. 12 in U.S. District Court in San Francisco by Lana Lawless, a 57-year-old retired police officer who underwent gender reassignment surgery in 2005. Lawless claimed the policy violated California civil rights laws.
Lawless won the women’s world championship in long-drive golf in 2008, but was ruled ineligible to participate this year.
read here
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