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POPSWalid Shoebat: We Need Egyptian Army on our Side This is by far the best interview I’ve heard on Egypt. Walid Shoebat goes into more detail than I’ve heard anyone go into regarding what created the crisis in Egypt. Now I’ve not listened to Beck’s entire caliphate theory, but Walid does talk about the socialist groups in Egypt creating this crisis and how the Islamists are trying to use it to take power. If anything he seems to be granting credence to at least part of Beck’s theory, which leaves me wondering why Beck hasn’t had him on the show. Shoebat also explains the role of armies in dictatorial countries like Egypt and why we need them on our side, which Obama is undermining. Awesome interview and a must listen. Enjoy! Posted by The Right Scoop Feb 4, 2011 Watch video here: (12:37) http://www.therightscoop.com/walid-shoebat-we-need-egyptian-army-on-our-side OR listen here: http://shoebat.com/audio/3syndicated2.php
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POPSMedved warns against ethnic attacks in Russia Mr. Medvedev’s statement, delivered in steely tones on national television, attempted to rein in unrest that erupted over the weekend. Thousands of young men massed outside Red Square on Saturday, attacking both the police and passersby with the dark complexions of migrants from Central Asia and the Caucasus. Since then, police officials reported a series of beatings and stabbings of nonethnic Russians, often by groups of young people. Mr. Medvedev called for a stop to all unsanctioned street actions.
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POPSAvatar and the Myth of the Noble Blueskins: Part Two
The Comanche on the Southern Plains achieved a reputation for capping off such gruesome “festivities” by skinning the female captive alive, or burning her to death – usually after they had bashed her baby’s head out against a tree. And don’t buy all that claptrap about the European settlers creating scalping, they didn’t. American Indian tribes really did start the practice, after a period of taking the whole head for spiritual reasons well before the white man ever showed up on the shores of North America. Occasional settlers and soldiers took scalps and it was usually considered a case of fighting fire with fire. When Rogers’ Rangers, the great grandfathers of all modern Special Forces units, snuck 200 miles behind French and Indian lines up into Canada in 1759 to attack the Abanaki village of Saint Francis the streets of the village were lined with scalp poles. There were hundreds of them each with dozens of New England colonist’s scalps, women and children as well, on every pole
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POPSWhy don't "R" People like Single Payer Health Care? Why are "R" people so easily frightened? Why are "Rs" (too many) non-thinkers? Why are "R's" so selfish and exclusive? Don't they realize, we are all in the same boat? I was watching Ed Schultz show and he had a RRRadio talk show "R" on his show and this "Rs statement said it all, referring to Single Payer health insurance... "Ed, would you like to pay for your neighbory's health care?" Ed said, "Yes, just like I pay for his kids public ed., Defense, Fire, Police" Rightwing talk show host Michael Medved on the Ed Schultz Show. is the epitome of the Republican Mind Set - SELFISH, EXCLUSIVE... Link Here - http://www.thethinkingblue.com/nastyRpeople.html
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POPSThe Presidential Candidates and The "Experience Issue"
The line McCain’s been using “He’s Not Ready to Lead” is still viable – and should emphasize a discussion of Obama’s policies, not his job history—his radicalism, not his resume. Meanwhile, we should invite comparisons of Governor Palin’s experience with Obama’s: won’t the PTA connect more with middle class voters than “community organizer,” and property tax-cutting small town mayor count more than slippery State Senator who voted “present” a disquieting proportion of the time. In any event, both tickets now balance experience with youthful energy – but McCain is balancing it the right way, with the experience at the top. If Obama supporters now see an opening for attack in regard to Sarah Palin’s “lack” of experience, they will only succeed in bringing back to scrutiny Obama’s own leadership (in)experience. Let’s see that “Tale of the Tape” chart that Curt linked to by Jeff Emanuel, http://www.floppingaces.net/2008/08/30/palin-not-the-most-inexperienced/
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POPSMichael Medved on Mcain's Potential VPs Medved has a fascinating article detailing the potential VP candidates for McCain that have the best chance of being selected. I'm still holding out for Huckabee, but we'll see!
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POPSCheney Orders Media To Sell Attack On Iran
MORE; The issuance of orders for Neo-Con mass media arms to push for an assault on Iran also puts the U.S. on red alert for a terror attack, whether real or manufactured, which Dick Cheney has already promised will immediately be blamed on Iran no matter who the real culprits are. On August 1st, 2005 the American Conservative reported that Cheney had tasked the United States Strategic Command (STRATCOM) with drawing up a contingency plan to be employed in response to another 9/11-type terrorist attack on the United States. The plan involved a massive air strike on Iran which included the use of nuclear weapons. The publication reported that, "The response is not conditional on Iran actually being involved in the act of terrorism directed against the United States," meaning that any such attack will immediately be blamed on Iran and any evidence to the contrary will be buried. The London Times reported on Sunday that the Pentagon had finalized plans for a 3 day blitz designed t
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POPSThe Betrayal of Captain America Conservative film critic Michael Medved accuses the Captain America comic book of promoting "a destructive cynicism and mistrust of the United States Government".
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POPSObsession Catch it tonight on FNC. This is much scarier than any Halloween horror movie.
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