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Posted: 1:00 a.m. Monday, Dec. 5, 2005
Today's Nuze: December 05, 2005
By Neal Boortz
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| Monday -- December 5, 2005
The dangerous truth is that Americans have simply forgotten about 9/11 and have returned to their September 10th complacency. Ironically, it was the Democratic chairman of the commission that nailed that on the head. Lee Hamilton said that another attack will occur...not a question of if, but when. You can take that to the bank. All it will take is a single Islamic extremist toting a dirty bomb into a busy downtown during lunch time or a crowded sporting event and detonating it. Hundreds of thousands of people could be made ill or die. Maybe the next attack will be another attack on an American airliner. Not
from the inside, but from the outside. Did you hear that the pilot of an
American Airlines Flight bound for Chicago told controllers last month that a
missile had been fired at his aircraft on departure from LAX ... and missed.
The pilot said he saw a smoke trail pass by the cockpit. Now .. get this. The
FBI is saying it might have been a bottle rocket. Yeah ---- that's it. A
bottle rocket. Airline pilots are extremely cautious about reporting any
strange incidents in flight. They don't like the paperwork. They don't like
the whispers that "So-and-so is seeing UFOs." If a pilot says he saw a missile
smoke trail by his window, I'm predisposed to believe him. Bottle rocket? No
way.
 NUCLEAR IRAN Muhammad El-Baradei, the head of the IAEA...the UN's nuclear watchdog division,
says he agrees with Israel....Iran is only a few months away from creating an
atomic bomb. However, he warns against anybody actually doing anything about
it....fearing Iran would retaliate. Now that's a great plan, isn't it? A sworn
enemy is well on the way to developing nukes, and you just sit back and do
nothing because you're afraid they may retaliate. Just let them proceed until
they actually have the nuclear weapons in hand. A typically useless position
from the Nobel prize-winning bureaucrat. Now think for just a minute....Iran is going to have a nuclear weapon. Iran has gone on record calling for the destruction of Israel and the United States. Soon they will have an atomic warhead to do just that. So what should we do about it? The answer is simple.... you destroy their capacity to manufacture nuclear weapons! Besides, newly democratic Iraq could use a little parking space. That nuclear facility would make a nice slab of asphalt. But it won't happen, unless the Israelis do it. There is simply no will in this country to take Iran on...and you can bet the Anti-Semitic UN will soon be warning Israel not to take any action. Maybe Iran won't launch the nuke.....they'll just sell it to Al-Zarqawi. Comforting thought, isn't it? THE SADDAM CIRCUSWell if this isn't a crushing blow to international justice, I don't know what is. The trial of Saddam Hussein, currently underway in Baghdad, hit a bit of a bump this morning. It seems Saddam's lawyer, former United States Attorney General Ramsey Clark got his panties in a bunch over not being able to address the court. Ever the treasonous leftist, Clark wanted to make a speech addressing the legitimacy of the court. The judge told him no, and so Saddam's legal team stormed out. Too bad. What ever will we do? The trial will go on. But now we have the Anti-American United Nations weighing in on the Saddam trial. The UN said yesterday that Hussein's trial does not meet international standards of justice because of flaws in Iraq's legal system, whatever that means. Perhaps the big flaw is that somehow all of those fat oil-for-food checks from Saddam to the members of the security council have stopped coming, and they're none too happy about their sugar daddy being on trial. The UN, more concerned with their oil-for-food money than the hundreds of thousands (perhaps millions) that were murdered by Saddam is complaining about the dictator's trial. You can bet that they would have no such concerns if the French were running the tribunal. Or the Germans. But because it's the new Iraqi government, which wouldn't be there without U.S. help...well, it's a bad idea. Everybody knows Saddam is guilty...how about a holiday hanging on pay-per-view to demonstrate the wonders of capitalism to the newly liberated Iraqi people? Only $39.95...and proceeds would go in the Zarqawi reward fund!
... that there is a proposal out there under which no company may develop or
sell any software for your computer unless and until that software has been
approved by the U.S. Federal government, more particularly the FBI. The goal
here is to guarantee to the intelligence services a way to get into your
computer through some back door should they ever desire to do so. This is
called freedom, in case you didn't know.
REDNECK SCRAP BOOK Hey, this dog house has windows! More in the Redneck Scrap Book. READING ASSIGNMENTS Former House Majority Leader Dick Armey asks the question in this op-ed that quite a few people would like answered: why are Republicans governing like Democrats? Joe Lieberman came out in support of the war in Iraq and the left and the media ignored it, yet they had high praise for surrender artist John Murtha. Mark Steyn says Democrats are determined to ignore progress in Iraq. Michael Barone tells us George Bush is finally getting specific with his offensive on promoting progress in Iraq. What exactly are the specifics? Read on. Ever notice that Democrats are eager to praise John Murtha, yet they are nowhere to be found when it comes to actually following his advice? Victor Davis Hanson says the success in Iraq is going to leave critics scrambling. Marines fighting in Iraq might want to pay attention to Congress....it seems while our fighting men and women are trying to win the War On Terror, the House and Senate are trying to turn their ships into museums. Robert Novak has more. Governors of both parties are doing their best to increase the Medicaid program in their states. Merrill Matthews reminds us not to forget that Medicaid is nothing more than welfare. Professor Mike Adams reports on some activity at the University of Texas that goes far beyond political correctness and strays into anti-religious freedom territory. The Baby Jesus has suggested college students stuck in classes with left-wing professors start tape-recording the outrageous statements. Jennifer Roback Morse has a better idea. Star Parker says the new dress code in the NBA is a good one and she almost debated Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube on ESPN over it. But she says she likes it for different reasons than the league does. Columnist Debra Saunders voted for Arnold Schwarzenegger for governor....but she wonders just exactly what he's doing these days, besides trying his best to be like the man he beat. Have you been wondering why all of a sudden we're seeing a rather well organized campaign against all that is Wal-Mart? Well, as the song says, look for the union label. Do you know what a Locrian is? We could sure use this system today. Read this excellent George Will column about these supposed obscene profits that the oil companies were making, and the ridiculous laws some political hacks introduced to try to take those profits away. Paul Jacob writes that the totalitarian impulse is rearing its head again ... in America. This time in Oklahoma. It's all about trying to keep your political opponents from being heard. Oh yeah .. those Europeans are really big on the human rights thing ... but only as long as they can use the human rights cause to bash America over the head. How would you like to be married to this gal? Tailor made for a dumb jock. And how about that fake smile and the freakin' ugly tat? The FairTax and it's Implications for the U.S. Economy, part 2 of an article by a University of Georgia on the FairTax. | ||
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