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Review and Comment on the News 5/18/06
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| Review and Comment on the News 5/18/06 |
| 05.18.06 (6:34 am) [edit] |
Right wing moron:
The Rev. Pat Robertson says God has told him that storms and possibly a tsunami will hit America's coastline this year. The founder of the Christian Broadcasting Network has told viewers of "The 700 Club" that the revelations came to him during his annual personal prayer retreat in January. "If I heard the Lord right about 2006, the coasts of America will be lashed by storms," Robertson said May 8.
One could probably glean the same information from The Weather Channel.
Left wing moron:
Former White House counter-terrorism official Richard Clarke, now an ABC News consultant, will be portrayed by Sean Penn in the Sony film of Clarke's "Against All Enemies." The book chronicles what happened inside the White House leading up to and through the 9/ll attacks. The film will be directed by Paul Haggis.
...and guess what? It is now revealed that Penn can speak in complete sentences.
MONKEYS are able to string together a simple “sentence”, according to research that offers the first evidence that animals might be capable of a key feature of language.
After the last interview I saw with him, I was none too sure. Worthless, droopy fucktard, John Murtha, accuses Marines of killing innocent civilians in cold blood:
Pennsylvania Democrat John 'cut and run' Murtha, the Congressman from Al-Qaeda, has once again opened his mouth and stirred a little controversy. He is accusing the United States Marines of killing Iraqi civilians...on purpose, in cold blood.
This time he is referring to a March incident that was reported in Time magazine and one that the military is investigating. The story goes that 15 Marines walked right into a civilian house throwing grenades and shooting...killing 15 Iraqis, including women and children. That's right...the U.S. Marines go around killing innocent people for no reason. That must be some military we have!
According to Murtha: "Our troops overreacted because of the pressure on them and they killed innocent civilians in cold blood." Murtha knows this, of course, because he was there. Except he wasn't. Perhaps he should keep his mouth shut until the investigation concludes.
Just whose side is he on, anyway? It doesn't appear to be ours. He's sure lovin' the controversy though. Hey, I wasn't a Marine, but I grew up in the Marine Corps. I can tell you that no Marine worth his salt is ever going to accuse another Marine of murdering someone in cold blood unless he has the incontrovertible evidence to prove the charge. So ... Murtha the Mouth ... let's see it!
Taliban kill 53 in Afghan town. (Did Murtha see that as well?) Worldeater Bush: Bush kills 8 in China, 35 fisherman missing.

Nixon's spleen turns up in Rhode Island as centerpiece for new secret society to rival Skull and Bones. General Michael Hayden to become Senate sandwich..

The only thing worse than a Senate republican is a Senate democrat. Oh god, the next few weeks are going to be mildly annoying.

Here's some real inconvenient truth:
Well, why is the planet warming so catastrophically if it's not CO2 then? Who says it is warming catastrophically? (Ahem, Al says it is) Humans have only been trying to measure the temperature fairly consistently since about 1880, during which time we think the world may have warmed by about +0.6 °C ± 0.2 °C. As we've already pointed out, the estimate of warming is less than the error margin on our ability to take the Earth's temperature, generally given as 14 °C ± 0.7 °C for the average 1961-1990 while the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) suggest 13.9 °C for their average 1880-2004. We are pretty sure it was cold before the 1880 commencement of record and we would probably not handle the situation too well if such conditions returned but there has been no demonstrable catastrophic warming while people have been trying to measure the planet's temperature. If we have really been measuring a warming episode as we think we have, then setting new records for "hottest ever in recorded history" should happen just about every year -- although half a degree over a century is hardly something to write home about -- so there's really nothing exciting about scoring the highest number when looking at such a short history.
We are witnessing the catastrophe pimping of what is a naturally occuring temperature fluctuation, also, as I have pointed out in previous posts, the Sun's output is increasing, resulting in the massive melting of Mars' polar ice cap and detectable warming on Triton and Pluto as well. The reason Al's bullshit sells is because we are a society that can't see beyond the ends of our own noses and think that history began the day we were spat from the womb. That, and Hollywood is bankrolling it as well...that and Al needs to feel relevant...that and....
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