Snooper"s Video Collection
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Cultural Jihad: Obama's Blogger A Communist
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Cultural Jihad: The Obamas Are Socialists
Read the piece and HT to redhawk, an email subscriber.
Monday, April 14, 2008
War News: 100 Years Of War Is Better Than 4 Years of Leftinistra Governance
Friday, April 11, 2008
A Horrible Omen...Obama's First Day
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Barack, Hussein And Al-Qaida
Campaign '08: In blaming America first for al-Qaida in Iraq's presence, Barack Obama shows the difference between being glib and being articulate and just why John McCain should be president of the United States.Amazing. Bush lied and thousands died. There were no WMDs in Iraq. He played on our fears. Bush has created more terrorists since the invasion, incursion and occupation of a peace-loving sovereign nation of Iraq. Bush is Hitler and The World Can't Wait. Impeach Bush and Cheney for war crimes. I am sure I have missed some things so please remind me.
It was as if Neville Chamberlain was blaming World War II on Winston Churchill, or if someone had claimed Hitler wouldn't have invaded France if the British hadn't put their expeditionary force there first.
In an incredible long-distance exchange with McCain, the presumptive GOP nominee for president, Sen. Obama first states that he would send soldiers back to Iraq "if al-Qaida is forming a base in Iraq." [...]
The video of this exchange is here with the usual MSLSD take and it is no wonder that Obama is of the same thread as those idiots. Another video of this exchange is here without the Moonbat Lame Stream Media bias and total deceptive bull. No matter which video you select to view, the unmistakable fact is that Barack Hussein Obama is completely clueless.
The uninformed Barack started out saying that he will "end the war" and if Al Qaida were to "regroup", he would send troops back in to fix that situation.
[...] When McCain responded that "al-Qaida in Iraq" has that name because it is already there, Obama replied that there was "no such thing as al-Qaida in Iraq until George Bush and John McCain decided to invade Iraq."[...]As many are aware, including the Administration prior to President George Bush's Administration, not only was Al Qaida in Iraq prior to Operation Iraqi Freedom, Saddam was actively supporting and financing terrorist activities around the globe we call Earth.
[...] Slick Willie, meet slicker Barack, who is blissfully unaware that terrorists hate us for what we are, not what we do. [...]Much to the chagrin of one Barack Hussein Obama, the United States and many other countries went into Iraq to finish the Persian Gulf War under the authority of the United Nations Resolution 1441.
[...] U.N. Resolution 1441, which gave Saddam Hussein a "final opportunity" to give a full accounting of what happened to the WMD that the mass murderer used against his neighbors and own people, or there would be "serious consequences." Saddam didn't, and there were. [...]Evidently, the Junior Senator, in more ways than one, is not at all familiar with the Iraq War Resolution as approved by the vast majority of the legislative body of the United States of America.
[...] A long, long, long time ago, way back on October 11, 2002, the United States Senate, in a vote of 77 to 23, a vast majority of Senators, approved of an obscure document called the Iraq War Resolution. In a vote of 296 to 133, a vast majority of Representatives, the United States House of Representatives passed the Iraq War Resolution, giving the President of The United States authority to "wage war". [...]Perhaps the wannabe CIC should familiarize himself with facts that have been known for quite some time:
President's Remarks at the United Nations General Assembly, September 12, 2002
President Discusses the Future of Iraq, February 26, 2003
President Says Saddam Hussein Must Leave Iraq Within 48 Hours, March 17, 2003
Obama has stated that he would rather have "aggressive personal diplomacy," but for nearly 12 years the world "negotiated" with Saddam Hussein. It didn't work...get over it. This same man, and I use that term loosely for this cretin, said that he would bomb Pakistan, an ally of this nation. Tell me what the difference in bombing Pakistan and bombing Iraq. Is he that stupid? The answer is naturally, yes...he is that stupid.
[...] And as long as Obama's borrowing phraseology from other politicians, we're surprised he hasn't paraphrased the words of the late William Borah, whom he rivals in naivete.Didn't Neville Chamberlain already do that? Does Barack believe that he would have had better results than all the diplomats put together from every nation since 1990? Surely he doesn't really fashion himself as such.
On hearing of the Nazi invasion of Poland in 1939, the Idaho senator lamented: "Lord, if only I could have talked with Hitler, all this might have been avoided." [...]
[...] Whether we're talking about Saddam's Iraq, al-Qaida, or other states and terrorist groups, the fact is that they were and are linked by a common enemy and goal - they want the U.S. destroyed. They are allies as much as Germany, Japan and Italy were allies in World War II. They may not coordinate every jot and tittle of their efforts, but the enemy of their enemy is their friend.Everyone that reads this post here at A Newt One must read Ray Robison's book, Both In One Trench. The details to purchase this book is here. Audio files to listen to reviews are here and here.
That there were links was confirmed by Lee Hamilton, vice chairman of the 9/11 Commission, who said that the commission did not disagree with the administration's assertion that there were connections between al-Qaida and Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
Added Thomas Kean, commission chairman: "There were contacts between Iraq and al-Qaida, a number of them, some of them a little shadowy. They were definitely there."
Indeed there were. For example, Abdul Rahman Yasin, a member of the al-Qaida cell that detonated the 1993 World Trade Center bomb, found safe haven in Iraq, and documents recently found in Tikrit indicate that Saddam provided Yasin with both a home and a salary. Why?
Back in 1999, ABC News reported that Saddam had offered bin Laden asylum, citing their "long relationship" and a December 1998 meeting in Afghanistan between Osama and Iraqi intelligence chief Faruq Hijazi. And so on, and so on.
In 1998, the Clinton Justice Department alleged in an indictment against bin Laden that "al-Qaida reached an understanding with the government of Iraq that al-Qaida would not work against that government and that on particular projects, specifically including weapons development, al-Qaida would work cooperatively with the government of Iraq."
As the Weekly Standard's Stephen Hayes has reported, reams of captured documents show that elite Iraqi military units trained some 8,000 al-Qaida terrorists. They belonged to groups such as Algeria's GSPC, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Ansar al Islam and the Sudanese Liberation Army, at camps in Samarra, in Ramadi and at Salman Pak, where a Boeing 707 fuselage was used for terrorist training.
Perhaps Obama has an explanation for Iraqi intelligence operative Ahmed Hikmat Shaker helping one of the 9/11 hijackers get to Malaysia and attending the Kuala Lumpur meeting in January 2000 with two of the hijackers, a meeting roundly acknowledged to be the initial 9/11 planning session.
The charge that our liberation of Iraq has caused terrorists to flock to Iraq disproves Obama's own argument that Iraq is not central to the war on terror. Better they flock to Iraq to be killed by American and Iraqi troops than flock to a Pittsburgh or Detroit to execute plans to kill Americans here.
A President McCain will understand that. [END]
Al Qaida was in Iraq prior to OIF. Bush was right.
Get over it.
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Barack Obama - A Clear and Present Danger
Some interesting data has begun to make itself known and, thanks to Gore's internet that he built, we have near instant access to this data.
Two items of interest straight off is Barack's anti-Semitism and the alleged death threats to Hillary's black voter base. Coincidence? Horse hockeys? We shall see.
First, the "Jew Thing" as some Leftinistra have stated over the years: Barack does indeed pride himself with his eloquent, if not shallow and void of substance, mannerisms in oratorio, but he is totally out of his element. He ensnares himself with his own arrogance and cavalier ignorance.
Ed Lasky, writing at the American Thinker, caught this nugget:
[...] He seems to target many supporters of Israel in America who have questions regarding his views and his plans. He finds fault with them:Visit the article for there are several mother gems that shine some light onto the apparent Jew Hater...as it were."I think there is a strain within the pro-Israel community that says unless you adopt a unwavering pro-Likud approach to Israel that you're anti-Israel and that can't be the measure of our friendship with Israel".Senator Obama characterizes those who have concerns about policies he might follow as President as being Likud-supporters. This has been a charge propagated by the fiercest opponents of Israel, who have often slipped into conspiracy theories regarding American supporters of Israel. (Try googling Likudnik and "dual loyalty" or "conspiracy theory"; Likudnik has become a term of opprobrium. As David Berstein notes, "Likudnik has gradually become a general anti-Semitic term for Jews whose opinions one does not like." [...]
In regards to the theoretical death threats aimed at, no pun intended, black voters supporting the Hillary Camp, perhaps it isn't so alleged as some claim...again, at the American Thinker, Marc Sheppard writes:
There's mounting evidence that at least some of Obama's faithful intend to see a black American president sworn in next year -- no matter what it takes.And, the plot thickens. When I first heard of such things, I was slow in blogging while checking things out. Unlike the Leftinistra that shoot from the hip, NY Times in recent days for example, and then spend hours and days lamely spinning their stupidity, we at A Newt One do no such thing. We check, verify, decide to write - or don't.
Earlier this month, popular black author and talk-show host Tavis Smiley disclosed death threats he'd received from those accusing him of blasphemy against their black prophet. Then, at Saturday's Smiley-hosted State of the Black Union forum, Congressional Black Caucus member Stephanie Tubbs Jones lent credence to Smiley's claim by suggesting that many black elected officials not swearing allegiance to Obama have also been the target of violent threats. [...]
This is a serious development and while at the moment we don't suspect Barack Obama's Camp perpetrating such dastardly deeds, the inquiries are still in work.
We will keep tabs on these developments and see where they go.
The Duke and Dean Martin On Patriotism
ANO
Where are our National Heroes that think like this?
Study and listen to the above video. (For our subscribers, go here for the video.) Then, compare that video to the video below. (For our subscribers, go here for the video.)
Hillary is no different.
Prove me wrong.
Monday, March 24, 2008
The Veneutian Debate In Las vegas
Someone has asked me how I feel about not watching the Intellectually Superior Democratic Debate in Las Vegas. (Naturally, a libtard asked me that question). I actually replied back which, I normally don't do. I told them that I was emotionally torn...I was stuck between joy and happiness.
And this is why...
Three intellectually DEPRAVED individuals aspiring to the highest office in the most powerful and influential country in the known universe, educated beyond their intelligence, will kill us all.
Memeorandum
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Clear and Present Danger
Osama bin Laden's "Declaration of War Against the Americans," August 1996. "The ruling to kill the Americans and their allies - civilians and military - is an individual duty for every Muslim who can do it in any country in which it is possible to do it..." Osama bin Laden in a fatwah issued February 23, 1998. The article above was published 10/01. Way back in August, I wrote a piece on Moral Paralysis and excerpts of that piece follow: It is a term that may be painfully relevant to our own times. Back in the 1930s, the governments of the democratic countries knew what Hitler was doing -- and they knew that they had enough military superiority at that point to stop his military buildup in its tracks. But they did nothing to stop him. Instead, they turned to what is still the magic mantra today -- "negotiations." No leader of a democratic nation was ever more popular than British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain -- wildly cheered in the House of Commons by opposition parties as well as his own -- when he returned from negotiations in Munich in 1938, waving an agreement and declaring that it meant "peace in our time." We know now how short that time was. Less than a year later, World War II began in Europe and spread across the planet, killing tens of millions of people and reducing many cities to rubble in Europe and Asia. Looking back after that war, Winston Churchill said, "There was never a war in all history easier to prevent by timely action." The earlier it was done, the less it would have cost. At one point, Hitler could have been stopped in his tracks "without the firing of a single shot," Churchill said. Click the link to read the rest, please.
There is an interesting editorial in the NY Daily News today and although short and sweet, it is exactly to the point. We can label the threats from the Jihadim as "politics of fear" as some of the Leftinistra and those suffering from the Ostrich Syndrome all we want to. The fact remains:[...] But fear is what's called for in the face of an epic uprising of murderous fanatics who want all the planet as their gleaming caliphate. Standing in their way, fortunately, are people sensible enough to be alarmed. Like Evans. And Police Commissioner Ray Kelly. And, for that matter, rock star Bono, who recently startled a Rolling Stone interviewer with his unexpectedly illiberal opinion that jihadists are a real problem. [...]
Ask anyone that has ever been in a combat situation...fear can keep you alive or, fear can kill you. It all depends on what one does with or responds with or reacts to that fear.
I find it interesting that the Leftinistra will proclaim that the True Patriots of the United States are practicing "politics of fear" when driving home the point of the rise of The Caliphate yet, the myth of Global Warming is not "politics of fear". One threat is real...Islamofascism...it is a matter of historical record. The Jihadists sided with the Nazis in WWII. Global Warming, a non-threat, is a theory which hasn't been proven. As a young lad, I was told that by 1979/1980, Manhattan Island was going to be under water. I was also told that by 1973 > 1975, New England was going to experiencing a modern day Ice Age. Neither Global Weather Myth ever came true and the current Myth of Goracalism is certainly the biggest farce there ever has been in modern times.
The AIJAC has the perfect explanation that most will ignore because it is considered to be that dreaded fear mongering diatribe. Let me tell you. Fear can kill and fear can save. I know. And those close to me know what I mean. Fear kept me alive on many "activities".
DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST THE AMERICANS OCCUPYING THE LAND OF THE TWO HOLY PLACES. A Message from Usama bin Muhammad bin Laden unto his Muslim Brethren all over the world generally, and in the Arab Peninsula specifically Praise be to Allah, we seek His help and ask for his pardon. We take refuge in Allah from our wrongs and bad deeds. Who ever been guided by Allah will not be misled, and who ever has been misled, he will never be guided. I bear witness that there is no God except Allah no associates with Him and I bear witness that Muhammad is His slave and messenger.
Please note that the Fatwa was declared in 1998. Three years before the infamous Day of Infamy of 91101. Thank you for nothing President William Jefferson Clinton.
The Caliphate is a ruling body of "holy" Islamofascists "preachers" that want strict adherence to Islamic law from the Plains of Iberia to Indo-China, where it once ruled and existed. The Caliphate was dismantled before 1930. 77 years have gone by, approximately, and the Caliphate has started to roll right along and slowly begin to rise and assert itself.President Bush Addresses Coalition Forces
By 1st Sgt. Marvin Baker
U.S. CENTCOM Public Affairs
MacDill AFB, Tampa, FL - President George W. Bush vowed to keep talking and educating Americans about the "consequences of failure" and praised Coalition members for their support during an address Tuesday afternoon at the U.S. Central Command Coalition Conference at MacDill Air Force Base.
Bush said he came to Tampa to thank America's partners who continue to stand with the United States on the Global War on Terror. His visit was significant in that it's the first time he has been to the command since Adm. William J. Fallon became commander in March.
Bush admitted the past four years haven't been easy, especially in Iraq, but that they were necessary if that nation and Afghanistan are to emerge as free societies.
"Once again, history has called on great nations to assume great responsibilities," Bush said. "The broad coalition has protected millions of people."
Bush reminded everyone that on Sept. 11, 2001, 19 terrorists went on a rampage that killed more than 3,000 people from 80 countries. Since that time, some 90 nations have worked in some capacity to stop Al Qaida and the Taliban.
The president likened the radical Islamic push for a caliphate to that of Nazi Germany.
"They are determined to bring days of greater destruction" Bush said. "We must go on the offense, stay on the offense, and take the fight to "them."
Since 9/11, America and her allies have shared intelligence that has essentially stopped numerous attacks, terror cells have been broken up and local law enforcement and armies have been trained around the globe.
"We're active," Bush told the Coalition members. "We're working together to make this world a safer place."
According to the president who has been at odds with Congress over the fighting in Iraq, said failure in Iraq should be unacceptable to the civilized world. He said point blank that he fully expected to veto Congress' bill, that calls for pulling troops out of the beleaguered Middle East nation, by the end of the day.
"Our enemies, the enemies of freedom, love chaos and out of that chaos, they can find safe havens," he said. "The Iraqis are suffering a lot, but they're still in this fight and I'm impressed by their courage.
Unfortunately, sectarian violence has increased since democratic elections were held in Iraq in 2005," he added. "A new strategy has emerged to curb the unrest. It's still in its early stages and it could take months to determine the success of it, however, some early successes have already been noted, mainly a decline in sectarian violence."
Once again, Bush thanked the Coalition for their efforts in making that happen. "I want your countries to know that the sacrifices made by your Soldiers are for a noble cause," Bush said. "Our nations are standing together in this fight and I want your citizens to know this nation is grateful."
Bush talked about a number of other items that included education of the American people regarding the war on terror. He called himself the educator in chief, as well as the commander in chief.
"We have got to keep talking about the consequence of failure," Bush said. "Failure will make this world a really dangerous place."
He also talked about opinion polls and that decisions that are in the best interest of the United States can't be based upon opinion polls.
He mentioned Abraham Lincoln, who wasn't popular when he decided to abolish slavery and Franklin D. Roosevelt who shrugged off isolationist opinion polls leading up to U.S. involvement in World War II.
"We can learn a lot from the past and we shouldn't fear the future," Bush said. "I will do my best to convince the American people it's worth it."
Denying the threat of The Caliphate to the Free World is akin to believing that Hillary Clinton would be a good President.