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Posted: 1:00 a.m. Wednesday, April 4, 2007
By Neal Boortz
| Today's Nuze: April 04, 2007 | ||
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| Wednesday - April 4, 2007
Royal and I are back at the hotel resting up after our signing at the Books-A-Million in Fayetteville, NC. Another great crowd, and we want once again to tell you how honored we are that you came buy to see us. We were amazed and the number of people who drove in from Charlotte, Raleigh and Wilmington. Y'all should have carpooled. You could have saved some big bucks. We do Thursday's show from the studios of 640 WFNC and then it's off to the Ft. Bragg PX for our final schedule "Somebody's Gotta Say It" book signing. OK ... you folks go get some sleep.
When the gunshots were heard people, naturally, headed for the exits. That's where some of the local news cameras caught up with them. One otherwise normal looking woman told a reporter "It was like 9-1-1 all over again!" Say what? You have a domestic dispute in a public place, two people get shot, and this hysterical fool says it was like 9-1-1 all over again? She compares a domestic shooting the flying two commercial airliners into buildings in New York, one into the Pentagon and another crashing into a field in Pennsylvania? Does this woman have any real control over her emotions? Question --- perhaps one of the more insensitive questions I've ever asked on the air -- how long do you think those TV reporters would have had to search to find a grown man who would say "It was like 9-1-1 all over again?" Oh ... and those poor, poor, pitiful, weak CNN employees. Only a very few of the CNN employees in the building (if any) saw what happened. But the CNN management, perhaps recognizing the frail mental state of their employees, will be bringing in --- yup, you guessed it --- counselors today for the CNN staff. Poor babies. Not strong enough to cope? Many many years ago we had a similar situation at WRNG, Ring Radio -- my first talk station. It would have been around 1971 or 1972, I think. Another one of those "If I can't have her nobody can have her" jerks came to our station and stabbed his estranged wife to death. No counselors. We mourned our loss, prayed for the death of the bastard who killed our coworker, and got on with it. In fact, I got my first job in talk radio because Ring's morning talk show host committed suicide. Again ... no counselors. They just hired me and it was on with the show, though with a different name. We are now being taught, beginning in our insipid government schools, that we are not as strong as we think we are. We're told that whenever something happens that might be a little bit out of the ordinary and stressful at our schools, our workplace ... anywhere in our personal environment ... someone needs to bring in psychological counselors to assist us and to help us become fully functioning human beings again. We're weak. We just can't handle it. We run around screaming "It's 9-1-1- all over again!" I'll bet that woman ran off yelling "where's my counselor! I need a counselor!" How in the ever-loving hell can the people of this country deal with the threat of Islamic terrorism -- though most no longer think its a threat -- if we can't deal with an act of domestic violence without throwing ourselves on a couch to sob and shake uncontrollably while some counselor gives us a few choruses of "there there, it's going to be all right." The wussification of America marches on. By way the way ... how about someone at the hospital pulling the circuit breaker on that jerk's life support?
Well, here comes Ike Skelton, a Missouri Democrat and chairman of the House Armed Services Committee. Skelton had a staffer draw up a little memo instructing staffers and members that the references to the war on terror should be eliminated from the 2008 defense budget. it seems that the Democratic house leadership doesn't like the phrase. The rub here seems to be that the phrase "Global war on terror" was first used by none other than the hated and reviled (by Democrats) George Bush shortly after 9/11. The intent is to leave the word "terror" out of the lexicon of the Armed Services Committee. Who knows, perhaps if they stop using the "T" word so much, people will forget the threat we face and Democrats will have all that much more money to spend on vote buying, killing the rich and appeasing Moveon.org. You listeners will note that I, too, have a problem with the "war on terror" phrase. Terror is a tactic. You don't declare war on a tactic. You declare war on the people who threaten you. That would be Muslim radicals. The proper phrase should be the "War on Islamic Fascism," but you just know that no good peace-at-any-price Democrat would ever go along with that. Besides, it's offensive to Muslim terrorists.
REDNECK SCRAP BOOK You have to admire this person's positive thinking, but wishing doesn't always make it so. More in the Redneck Scrap Book. READING ASSIGNMENTS The House Armed Services Committee is banning the use of the phrase "Global War On Terror" from the 2008 budget. Their reasoning? They claim they don't like catch phrases. Their real reasons? They don't believe there is a war on terror because they don't believe terrorism exists. It's a law enforcement problem, you know.So what does Hillary Clinton think of Harry Reid's threat to cut off funding for the war in Iraq? Now mind you, she voted for the war and has thus far refused to touch funding for the troops. She calls Bush's vetoing of their timeline bill a veto of the will of the American people. Will she vote to cut off the troops once the Democrats' bill is vetoed? Of course not.The CEO of a major coal company is calling out Al Gore for his global warming campaign. He says some wealthy elitists in our country can't tell fact from fiction and environmental legislation has destroyed thousands of jobs, putting people further into poverty. But don't tell that to the media....who will ignore his comments. The US Navy is stepping things up in the Persian Gulf to ensure that no American sailors are taken hostage like their British counterparts. In other words, the message to Iran is this: don't even try it. If you do, your proverbial, eternal aquatic nap will ensue.Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich caused quite a stir last week when he dared to criticize bilingual education and suggested that only English should appear on ballots and other federal documents. Tony Blankley says the PC police have now switched into high gear. John Stossel continues to explore what he calls the media's fear industrial complex. That is, where the press fear mongers an issue, despite no reason for there to be any fear. Case in point: the bird flu. How many people has it killed in the United States? Zero. Nobody. But don't tell that to the media.Ralph Peters can't help but notice how Iran is walking all over Great Britain when it comes to the 15 captured British sailors. There is only one obvious solution to the crisis: dig up Winston Churchill. Because he wouldn't stand for this for oh...about 15 seconds.Michelle Malkin chronicles how government schools are performing their terrorism drills. And just who are playing the terrorists at the public schools? Islamic terrorists? Why of course not...we shouldn't be so judgmental. Try homeschoolers instead.Just what is going on at this nation's institutes of higher learning? Dr. Walter E. Williams says today's colleges have become outright cesspools...filled with intolerance and what he calls "the new racism." Political correctness has taken over...and we're paying for it all. | ||
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