Sunday, September 23, 2012
Lace Panty Diplomacy: Letter to the Editor
Lace Panty Diplomacy
Written by an Arizona Patriot: My letter to the Editor. Probably won't be published. Am I too extreme?
I was right. The Arizona Republic will not print this unless I let them edit it. No deal. This is a bit scary. I sent this to over 200 people. Responses have been 95% in agreement. Where is the voice of reason with a better idea?
By the way, I don't consider myself ether racist or sexist. Some of the language was only for shock value.
"I was reminded yesterday about the serious nature of our policies that deal with other parts of the world and namely the Middle East. Now with the deaths of our Embassy personnel if even becomes more clear. We have a President and frankly a Congress that are apologetic for our way of life and our Country's basis in a belief in God..I watch our flag ripped to shreds and burned buy a bunch of wild eyed rag heads....We have "diplomats" running all over the place trying to make nice nice with terrorists...We are insulting and degrading what few allies we have left...we will not free ourselves from Middle Eastern ties by freeing up oil production here (which would cut consumer costs, create jobs and eliminate much of the interaction with the Middle East)...We have people like Hillary the eternal "candidate" as our Secretary of State...do we really believe her heart is there or is it on 2016 when she can again try to be President? Speaking of Hillary...who have been the people we have had representing us in the Middle Eastern political theater? Hillary..Condeleza Rice, Madaline Allbright....Folks..these are women (I love women) that have been sent to negotiate with a group of people that demand women to cover their faces, walk steps behind and do the bidding of their men...How the hell was Madaline Allbright going to negotiate with Yassar Arafat? Again, lace panty diplomacy...We have to be the laughing stock of the Middle East. We can't even come up with a diplomat that any of the Middle Eastern leaders would consider fit to be side by side with them on the street.
My solution? We did it in Japan...we were attacked...civilians were killed...we were drawn into a war that did not take place on our soil...We ended the situation with a very bright light and a lot of killing but it ended. I'm a firm believer that we will never win a conflict or a war in the Middle East with diplomacy or "partial war"...the people that live in the Middle east know who the militants are and they still hide them out...I think it's time for a very bright light again...a couple of well placed drone attacks targeting locations of known terrorist activity and situation solved...if the terrorists rear their ugly heads again...we got another bright light...we do it till the crap ends. Civilians will be killed...they were in the World Trade center...eye for an eye...you bet...Quit apologizing.. take off the lace panties and put on a jock and kick some butt...drill oil at home and seal the borders...racial profile at the airport and if someone threatens us ....take them out. What the hell are we doing? We are at war and everyone is tiptoeing around making nice nice...And if a bunch of sissy do gooders want to "complain about fairness"...give them an airplane ticket to the location of their choice."
Submitted to the editor on September 12, 2012
Monday, August 27, 2012
Sunday, July 29, 2012
THIS AD TAKEN FROM CRAIG'S LIST
FIFTY YEAR OLD MANURE SPREADER - $1 ( WASHINGTON , DC )
Fifty-year old manure spreader. Not sure of brand. Said to
have been produced in Kenya . Used for a few years in Indonesia
before being smuggled into the US via Hawaii .
Of questionable pedigree. Does not appear to have ever been worked
hard. Apparently, it was pampered by various owners over the years.
It doesn't work very often, but when it does it can sling s--t for
amazing distances.
I am hoping to retire the manure spreader this November.
I really don't want it hanging around getting in the way.
I would prefer a foreign buyer to relocate the manure spreader out
of the country.
I would be willing to trade it for a nicely framed copy of the United States Constitution.
Location: Currently being stored in a big white house in Washington , D.C.
Fifty-year old manure spreader. Not sure of brand. Said to
have been produced in Kenya . Used for a few years in Indonesia
before being smuggled into the US via Hawaii .
Of questionable pedigree. Does not appear to have ever been worked
hard. Apparently, it was pampered by various owners over the years.
It doesn't work very often, but when it does it can sling s--t for
amazing distances.
I am hoping to retire the manure spreader this November.
I really don't want it hanging around getting in the way.
I would prefer a foreign buyer to relocate the manure spreader out
of the country.
I would be willing to trade it for a nicely framed copy of the United States Constitution.
Location: Currently being stored in a big white house in Washington , D.C.
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Have you ever wondered why folks in California can appear so confused?
Chief Heather Fong (left), is the first SFPD female, lesbian, chief of police.
Theresa Sparks (center), a former male, is president of the San Francisco Police Commission, CEO of a multimillion-dollar sex toy retailer, and a transgender woman.
Sgt. Stephan Thorne (right), a former female, is the first transgender male SFPD police officer.
Their Representative in Congress is Nancy Pelosi.
ANY QUESTIONS?
Sunday, September 19, 2010
The Statue:
DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS IS? OR WHERE THIS IS?
This statue currently stands outside the Iraqi palace, now home to the 4th Infantry division. It will eventually be shipped home and be put in the Memorial Museum in Fort Hood, Texas.
The statue was created by an Iraqi artist named Kalat, who for years
was forced by Saddam Hussein to make the many hundreds
of bronze busts of Saddam that dotted Baghdad.
Kalat was so grateful for the Americans liberation of his country he
melted 3 of the heads of the fallen Saddam and made the statue as
a memorial to the American soldiers and their fallen warriors.
Kalat worked on this memorial night and day for several months.
To the left of the kneeling soldier is a small Iraqi girl giving
the soldier comfort as he mourns the loss of his comrade in arms.
Do you know why we don't hear about this in the news? Because it is heart warming and praise worthy.. The media avoids it because it does not have the shock effect.. But we can do something about it.
We can pass this along to as many people as we can in honor
of all our brave military who are making a difference.
And please pass this on!
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