“If that thing back there blows, God help us all for miles,” said Allen Hutchison, whose corn and soybean farm is next door. He and other neighbors worry that puncturing the bubbles could cause an explosion of manure and toxic gases.
“If that thing back there blows, God help us all for miles,” said Allen Hutchison, whose corn and soybean farm is next door. He and other neighbors worry that puncturing the bubbles could cause an explosion of manure and toxic gases.
In this clip, Craig T. Nelson appears on the Tonight Show and tells Jay Leno that he wouldn’t be all that opposed to a second American tax revolt. In fact, based on this clip, it sounds like he may be willing to lead it and the audience may be willing to follow.
Craig T. Nelson better watch his Ps and Qs or they’ll revoke the visa that allows him to work in Hollywood.
In this clip, he appears on the Tonight Show and tells Jay Leno that he wouldn’t be all that opposed to a second American tax revolt. In fact, based on this clip, it sounds like he may be willing to lead it and the audience may be willing to follow.
Here’s 1:28 of pure, unadulterated hate from left wing talk show host Mike Malloy. He calls for the death of Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and Bill O’Reilly.
Can we all agree on something? Can we just do away with all this nonsense about hate speech from the right. Here’s 1:28 of pure, unadulterated hate from left wing talk show host Mike Malloy. He calls for the death of Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and Bill O’Reilly.
Now don’t go telling us that Malloy isn’t representative of the left, because he was a mainstay of Air America, so we can only assume he is the best and the brightest they have to offer.
Correction: The best and the brightest and the most vile.
When raging about the Tea Parties, Keith Olbermann, MSNBC’s resident lunatic, demanded to know, “Where are the black faces?”
While watching the NCAA basketball tournament, it occurred to us that the hypocritical host should, perhaps, ask the same question about his alma mater’s athletic program. Despite the fact that college basketball is dominated by black players, only four of the 20 players listed on Cornell’s NCAA men’s championship tournament roster are black.
When raging about the Tea Parties, Keith Olbermann, MSNBC’s resident lunatic, demanded to know, “Where are the black faces?”
While watching the NCAA basketball tournament, it occurred to us that the hypocritical host should, perhaps, ask the same question about his alma mater’s athletic program. Despite the fact that college basketball is dominated by black players, only four of the 20 players listed on Cornell’s NCAA men’s championship tournament roster are black. (Another black player was treated like a second class citizen by being relegated to the school’s practice squad and not even being issued a uniform number.)
Cornell men Coach Steve Donahue is white. Assistant Coach Nat Graham, white. Assistant Coach Woody Kampmann, white. Assistant Coach Kevin App, white.
Nobody writes half a story as well as the Huffington Post. In its latest Republican bash-a-rama, HuffPo criticizes conservatives for raging at Obama’s recession appointments despite the fact that they loved recession appointments when Bush did them.
Nobody writes half a story as well as the Huffington Post. In its latest Republican bash-a-rama, HuffPo criticizes conservatives for raging at Obama’s recession appointments despite the fact that they loved recession appointments when Bush did them.
Of course, HuffPo admits that “There is a key difference, however, between 2005 and 2010: the amount of Senate obstruction.” Well, that could be it, we suppose, but it also might have something to do with the type of people Obama has nominated.
Craig Becker, for example. If you missed the highlights of Mr. Becker’s stellar career, try watching this video again. This guy may well be the most liberal radical appointment Obama has made in a long line of most liberal radical appointments.
Just for fun, let’s combine two quick clips with a personal story and then laugh our asses off at the naivety of Obama voters.
Just for fun, let’s combine two quick clips with a personal story and then laugh our asses off at the naivety of Obama voters.
The first clip is North Carolina resident DeCarlo Flythe (one of our all-time favorite names, by the way).
“It’s just going to be like Christmas,” Flythe said of ObamaCare. “It’s going to be great. You know, no worries (about) the bills. We are going to go ahead and pay our co-pay and be alright.”
Then let’s go back in time to the woman who said “Obama’s going to pay for my gas and mortgage.”
Yeah, it’s probably crazy, but that doesn’t keep it from being pretty damn interesting. Just exactly who is this guy who’s now President of the United States?
the Barry Soetoro a.k.a. Barack Obama we had up was pulled off youtube. Here are others we’re plugging in
We think the first one is the same as the one we had before. The first and the second are the same except for some added captions in the second on, but we’ll keep both on here for safekeeping.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ra8SJBEzhxc
Barry Soetoro a.k.a. Barack Obama? Who is Barry Soetoro?
Yeah, it’s probably crazy, but that doesn’t keep it from being pretty damn interesting. Just exactly who is this guy who’s now President of the United States, Barry Obama, er, Barry Soetoro?
Can we see the Barry Soetoro (Obama) records? And how about the Barry Soetoro birth certificate while we are at it.
One of the trolls on the loose in New York. Could this be Sam?
Anyone who has been around IHateTheMedia.com for a while knows we enjoy having comments from people whose opinions run counter to ours. Only a very few people have ever been banned, and that was due to extremely rude or otherwise obnoxious behavior. Obnoxious commenters come in all flavors and we’d like to highlight one case we have now, and ask what you think we should do with the young boy. We assume he is a teenager, as his comments are so simple-minded.
You see, after the 140 inane comments he’s subjected us to, he’s come to realize that people have grown tired of him and so he has taken on three new identities, hoping we might pay attention to those new commenters, and also so he has someone else to talk to. Yes, he even talks to himself though his other personas. We realized that all were the same person when we wondered how we could get so many equally clueless people commenting in such a short period. Then we checked the IP addresses and sure enough they are all “Sam” from New York.
After posting more than a hundred comments, Sam has now created TexMex, SunSun and Janet. You can see three of them conversing on this post.
Our main purpose for this post is, of course, to embarrass little Sam. But secondarily, we’re wondering dear readers, what you think we should do with this kid? Ban him, hope he walks away in shame, or let him spew his junior high level comments longer?
Sam, you may make a defense for yourself here as well if you wish. Oh, and SunSun, TexMex and Janet, you all can chime in as well.
Message: You are a peace of shit , and you suck hot dogs. you need to stop taking up air spaece like rachel . she is a real winner . oh and your ratings suck . i only watch when im board. try high school again your acting dumb and make no sence.
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Message: You are a peace of shit , and you suck hot dogs. you need to stop taking up air spaece like rachel . she is a real winner . oh and your ratings suck . i only watch when im board. try high school again your acting dumb and make no sence.
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What is America coming to when a White House spokesman can’t walk down the street without being accosted by an evil conservative reporter? Why can’t he just go to the White House briefing room and be ignored like the other conservatives?
What is America coming to when a White House spokesman can’t walk down the street without being accosted by an evil conservative reporter? Why can’t he just go to the White House briefing room and be ignored like the other conservatives?
According to Media Matters, NPR has graciously decided to stop using the labels “Pro-Life” and “Pro-Choice” because people may mistakenly believe that the “Pro-Life” people are the good guys.
National Progressive Radio is "evolving" the language
According to Media Matters, NPR has graciously decided to stop using the labels “Pro-Life” and “Pro-Choice” because people may mistakenly believe that the “Pro-Life” people are the good guys.
After kicking around other labels for Pro-Life like “Those anti-abortion bastards”, NPR settled on “Abortion rights supporter(s) or advocate(s)” and “abortion rights opponent(s)”. NPR really likes this term because “rights opponent(s)” sounds a lot more nefarious than “pro-life”.
For those of you who might be thinking or even hoping that this is a joke, the following is excerpted from memo by NPR Managing Editor David Sweeney:
You might forgive Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for feeling a little dissed by The Greatest Diplomat In History. President Obama gave him a mere handshake instead of a bow and then walked out to attend a private dinner.
Obama's "smart diplomacy" has prompted Israelis to post signs that say, "Anti-Semitic Jew hater"
You might forgive Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for feeling a little dissed by The Greatest Diplomat In History. President Obama gave him a mere handshake instead of a bow and then walked out to attend a private dinner.
Really. Fox News reports, “For a head of government to visit the White House and not pose for photographers is rare. For a key ally to be left to his own devices while the President withdraws to have dinner in private was, until this week, unheard of. Yet that is how Benjamin Netanyahu was treated by President Obama on Tuesday night, according to Israeli reports on a trip viewed in Jerusalem as a humiliation.”
Hey,sorry we’re a little late with this, but most of the country can still celebrate the idiocy of Earth Hour by turning on every light and playing Carlos Santana’s “Turn Your Lights On.”
Hey, sorry we’re a little late with this, but most of the country can still celebrate the idiocy of Earth Hour by turning on every light and playing Carlos Santana’s “Turn Your Lights On.”
According to the Seattle Times, conservatives are running wild in the streets and the post-ObamaCare violence is spiraling out of control. The paper breathlessly reports on one case in Cincinnati, Ohio.
According to the Seattle Times, conservatives are running wild in the streets and the post-ObamaCare violence is spiraling out of control. The paper breathlessly reports on one case in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Protesters have been demonstrating at (Steve) Driehaus’ Ohio home, said Tim Mulvey, a spokesman for the anti-abortion Democrat who joined Stupak in voting for the health bill. A rock was thrown through the window of Driehaus’ Cincinnati office Sunday, and a death threat was phoned in to his Washington office a day later, Mulvey said.
“It’s getting out of hand,” Mulvey said.
Just one problem with the story. Driehaus office is on the 30th story of this building.
What an arm. We expect the evil conservative rock thrower to be contacted immediately by the Cincinnati Reds, signed to a ten year, $100 million contract, and made a starting pitcher.
Earth Hour is Saturday night, March 27 from 8:30 to 9:30 pm. It’s an event we traditionally celebrate by turning on every light in the house, firing up the flat screen TV, and burning every kilowatt possible.
Think of South Korea as the vibrant, electricity-filled life you have now. Think of North Korea as the dark, cold life environmentalists dream of.
Earth Hour is Saturday night, March 27 from 8:30 to 9:30 pm. It’s an event we traditionally celebrate by turning on every light in the house, firing up the flat screen TV, and burning every kilowatt possible.
But the eco-wackos of the world celebrate by turning off all their lights, singing Kumbaya and huddling together for warmth. In other words, it’s like a typical night in North Korea. And that’s the future environmentalists see for you.
The Melbourne Herald-Sun points out the stupidity of it all:
The land where the lights are permanently out, as the famous satellite photograph shows of the stunning difference between the northern and southern ends of the Korean peninsula….
Nothing better captures the utter inanity of the cult of global warming and its characterisation of carbon dioxide as an even greater Satan than George W. Bush’s America than Earth Hour. Insufferably smarmy, quite pointless, contradictory, utterly inchoate.
Although I have to concede a certain bizarre honesty in the way the concept projects – a tacit admission that the anti-CO2 crusade actually does seek to literally turn off the lights…. Earth Hour seems to project that looking – literally – like North Korea is not only a good thing but where the aggressive campaign against CO2 will end up.
No, no, no, comes back the response. In the post-carbon future, alternative energy will provide all the light we want.
So if we can, if we supposedly will, look like today’s South Korea in that glorious future, why not celebrate turning on the lights?
Unbeknownst the Willie Nelson, he penned the eco-wackos’ anthem: “Turn out the lights, the party’s over.”
We say, “Turn on the lights, the party’s just getting started.” And we invite you to join us, friends, in noting Earth Hour with a celebration of the wonders of electricity.
Thursday was a big day for Montana Democrat Max Baucus. First he admitted that ObamaCare was really about redistribution of wealth. Now he admits that it will cause President Obama to break his tax pledge to the middle class.
Thursday was a big day for Montana Democrat Max Baucus. First he admitted that ObamaCare was really about redistribution of wealth. Now he admits that it will cause President Obama to break his tax pledge to the middle class:
“One other point that I think it’s very important to make,” Baucus said, “is that it is true that in certain cases, the taxes will go up for some Americans who might be making less than $200,000.”
What? Gasp! We are shocked. Shocked, we tell you. Who ever could have foreseen the day when Barack Obama would need to backtrack on one of his campaign promises.
Why, next thing you know, he’ll hire a tax cheat to run the Treasury Department.
You know, we somehow respect socialist Senator Max Baucus a little more just because he tells the truth about ObamaCare that the President won’t tell.
You know, we somehow respect socialist Senator Max Baucus a little more just because he tells the truth about ObamaCare that the President won’t tell.
Baucus: Too often, much of late, the last couple three years the mal-distribution of income in America is gone up way too much, the wealthy are getting way, way too wealthy, and the middle income class is left behind. Wages have not kept up with increased income of the highest income in America. This legislation will have the effect of addressing that mal-distribution of income in America.
Got that? Mal-distribution. Not even mis-distribution. Baucus goes straight to mal-distribution.
Sort of like the mal-distribution of power in Washington, DC.
Now that Obama has taken over the car companies and healthcare, it’s only a matter of time until the two industries begin intersecting at intersections across America.
Now that Obama has taken over the car companies and healthcare, it’s only a matter of time until the two industries begin intersecting at intersections across America.
O’Reilly simply asks which federal government agency will be in charge of fining people who don’t buy health insurance. Getting an answer proved more difficult than O’Reilly anticipated.
Step One: Bill O’Reilly asks a simple question. Step Two: Guest answers. In theory, that’s the way it’s supposed to work, but that’s not quite how it turned out when Bill O’Reilly quizzed incredibly annoying New York Congressman Anthony Weiner.
O’Reilly simply asks which federal government agency will be in charge of fining people who don’t buy health insurance. Getting an answer proved more difficult than O’Reilly anticipated.
We be surprised if anyone can watch this clip without asking the same question we did:
We love new New Jersey Governor Chris Christie so much that we want to have his pudgy little baby. Not only is he doing exactly what he said he’d do during the campaign – slash spending – but he has somehow managed to get the state’s top Democrats to back his actions.
We love new New Jersey Governor Chris Christie so much that we want to have his pudgy little baby.
Not only is he doing exactly what he said he’d do during the campaign – slash spending – but he has somehow managed to get the state’s top Democrats to back his actions.
Even more startling, the first bills he’s signing reduce benefits to public-sector pensions. And instead of doing it behind closed doors and away from the cameras, he’s holding big, public ceremonies and then posting the videos YouTube.
How much is Christie saving the citizens of New Jersey? As he says in this video, “On Senate Bill 2, over the next 15 years, $3 billion. On Senate Bill 4, $5 billion dollars over the next 15 years and most immediately about $315 million for the upcoming fiscal year for local governments and school boards. And on Senate Bill 4, capping some of the abuses that have really outraged the public regarding sick leave and other issues that finally we’ll be getting to put a cap on those things that have so angered the public and made them think that government was not really working to their benefit but working for someone else’s.”
Way to go, Governor Christie. You appear to be everything that lying sack of excrement Arnold Schwarzenegger told Californians he was going to be.
NEARLY 95,000 descendants of Mohammed are going to sue 10 newspapers for publishing “blasphemous” cartoons of the prophet.
If you can’t blow ‘em up, sue ‘em. That seems to be the philosophy of 95,000 direct descendants of Mohammed.
News.com.au has the details of the sordid suit:
NEARLY 95,000 descendants of Mohammed are going to sue 10 newspapers for publishing “blasphemous” cartoons of the prophet.
Faisal Yamani, a Saudi lawyer acting for the descendants, claims that the cartoons – which first appeared in 2005 and caused violent protests by Muslims around the world – are defamatory.
One of the 12 cartoons depicts Mohammed wearing a bomb-shaped turban.
The Sunday Times said that although the cartoons were published by Danish newspapers, Mr Yamani plans to pursue legal action in England, where libel laws are weighted towards the plaintiff.
English lawyers expect that he will argue that the cartoons were published in Britain via the internet and are a direct slur on his clients, who live in the Middle East, north Africa and even Australia.
Mark Stephens, a British lawyer who saw Mr Yamani’s missive to the newspapers, told The Sunday Times: “Direct descendants of the prophet have a particular place within Muslim society … By effectively criticising and making fun of the prophet you are, by implication, holding them up to scandal, contempt and public ridicule.
Just a little unsolicited advice from the legal wizards at IHateTheMedia.com: If the dynamite vest fits, you must acquit.
Keith Olbermann broke out in a nervous sweat last night when Newsweek’s Ron Fineman sounded as if he had become one of those dreaded birthers.
Keith Olbermann broke out in a nervous sweat lthis week when Newsweek’s Howard Fineman sounded as if he had become one of those dreaded birthers.
Fineman explained how ObamaCare got passed:
Fineman: Persistence by President Obama, who comes from a country of long-distance runners and was one; persistence in canniness by Nancy Pelosi and Rahm Emanuel…
Olbermann: You just said that the President comes from a nation of long-distance runners. You mean he`s descended from them.
Fineman: Descended from them, excuse me.
Olbermann: Otherwise, the headline is, “Fineman, birther.”
Fineman: Birther, yeah, no, descended from.
Fineman was this close to never being invited back on the Olbermann show. This close.
We swear this is our final story on Joe Biden’s f-bomb at the White House signing ceremony for ObamaCare. But please indulge us, because we just noticed something about Obama’s reaction that we haven’t seen anyone else comment on. Watch the video again, this time keeping an eye on President Obama’s face. The sequence of events is as follows:
We swear this is our final story on Joe Biden’s f-bomb at the White House signing ceremony for ObamaCare. But please indulge us, because we just noticed something about Obama’s reaction that we haven’t seen anyone else comment on.
Watch the video again, this time keeping an eye on President Obama’s face. The sequence of events is as follows:
1. Obama smiles broadly.
2. Biden drops the f-bomb.
3. Smile suddenly disappears from Obama’s face.
4. Obama wonders to himself, “What was I thinking when I chose this moron?”
We’ve been wondering the same thing, Mr. President.