A disgusting vat of filth that no self-respecting intelligent person would wade into.

[SlaveNoMore]

Sidd Finch
Islam really is taking over.


http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070129/en_nm/jackson_dc


(Jermaine Jackson wants Michael to convert. Michael is considering it. Is it the Apocalypse???)

The founder was a pedophile - he'll fit right in.

[Penske_Account]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
The founder was a pedophile - he'll fit right in.

Merde! STP!~

[Adder]

Originally posted by Penske_Account
Merde!

Yes, you are right, a number of French Kings were also pedophiles by Slave's definition too.

[Hank Chinaski]

Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
If we're going to lose him in free agency, maybe we can do a sign-and-trade deal? I'm not sure who we could pick up besides Cat Stevens, though, and his best years are behind him. Maybe trade him instead to the Scientologists for someone perky like Jenna Elfman?

let's trade for a dozen suicide bombers. we can start sending them back at them.

[SlaveNoMore]

Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
We had Jane Fonda, Susan Sarandon, Sean Penn

A traitorous cunt, a has-been actress, and a moron (although he was smart enough not to shake Sidd's hand ;-) ).

Did Mike Farrell, Dick Gregory and Harry Belafonte miss the bus?

returned war vets....

according to the NYT, a few returned war vets were spit on.

and tens of thousands of attractive young people.

DC police unofficially said under ten thousand, but, more importantly, did you say young?? Did you say attractive?

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
The founder was a pedophile - he'll fit right in.

He's perfect for the reality television of religions. Perhaps they can get Vince Neil and Birgitte Neilson to convert as well.

[SlaveNoMore]

This rocks:

Conspiracy theorists stir controversy at Union
Right-wing student group lampoons group
Paul Blumer, Daily Staff Reporter

Three men came to the Michigan Union last night and argued that the government's investigation of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks was flawed and that the administration may have been involved in them.

Among those who spoke was Robert Bowman, a member of Scholars for 9/11 Truth, a group that travels the country arguing that the government either allowed the attacks to happen or even perpetrated them itself.

Bowman described what he called inconsistencies in initial investigations into the Sept. 11 attacks. He said the construction engineer of the World Trade Center buildings considered the impact of plane crashes while designing the building. The building's engineer said the "building structure would remain intact" in the event of a direct plane crash, Bowman said.

"There are no experts in tall building fire collapse, because it doesn't happen," Bowman said. He described reports by several observers that before the collapse of the buildings, they heard a series of pops, or what sounded like secondary explosions.

Many eyewitness reports included descriptions of puffs of smoke reminiscent of professional building demolition, Bowman said.

But Popular Mechanics magazine, in a March 2005 cover story that refuted much of the evidence cited by conspiracy theorists, quoted a structural engineer who said the puffs of smoke came from the collapse of each floor as pressure built up from above.

Claims like Bowman's are "absurd," said Ryan Fantuzzi, vice president of the University's chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom, a far-right group that protested the event.

About a dozen YAF members stood wearing tin foil hats in the hallway around the entrance to the Union Ballroom last night.

Audience members entering the ballroom for the speech could not help but notice the outlandish-looking protesters. In addition to the hats, one carried a sign saying "Jedi ascertain the Sith did it." Others chanted "Bush Causes Cancer" and "Bush Killed Kenny."

The purpose of the sarcastic protest, according to members, was simply to poke fun at claims they thought were absurd.

[slave - "they thought were absurd?"]

YAF members described all sorts of government conspiracies through which the government controls the people.

Protesters jokingly said the foil hats would protect them from harmful mind control rays sent by cell phone towers.

Fantuzzi said the protest might remind audience members of what YAF members felt were more realistic explanations of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

"Humor is a useful tool," he said.

Audience members filed past the protesters, accepting cards at the door on which to write questions for Bowman. Few seemed deterred by the protest, and most passed by chuckling at the protesters' costumes.

Many members of the audience seemed to agree with the speeches. They nodded and whispered after several of Bowman's points.

Kevin Barrett, an associate lecturer at the University of Wisconsin at Madison and Kevin Ryan, a former scientist for Underwriters Laboratories, also spoke.

Although the members of YAF and the speakers disagreed, the two groups didn't come to a confrontation.

The event and protest come just before YAF is scheduled to host a controversial event of its own.

The group plans to have what they bill as three former terrorists speak at Rackham Auditorium Tuesday night about the roots of terrorism and what prompted them to stop committing acts of terror.

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
Murray's an MBA whose prior notable contributions have been in defense of the tobacco industry.

So, puff those cigarettes and fire up the SUV -- the free market will save you from cancer and global warming.

I'm thinking of having the catalytic converter removed from my truck. I don't need to, but all the scolding I've heard from the global warming crowd just makes me want to do it.

I'm doing my part to cure the oil problem. I drive a huge SUV about 200 miles a week (I charge gas to the business). I could take the wifey's car, but you know what? Her sound system blows. The truck's rocks. The sooner we're done with the oil supply, the sooner the market will give us alternatives.

[sebastian_dangerfield]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
This rocks:

The minute a person uses "conspiracy," I head for the bar.

[Sidd Finch]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
The founder was a pedophile - he'll fit right in.

That's a rather catholic viewpoint you have there.

[Cletus Miller]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
This rocks:

If people are going to build up absurd conspiracy theories, they should at least come up with plausible ones--ignoring the fact that the structural studies for WTC (a) used a 707 traveling at normal speed and (b) didn't account for thousands of gallons of jet fuel burning out of control, rather than what happened is just nuts. These guys make Kennedy conspricacy theorists seem completely rational.

[Adder]

Originally posted by Cletus Miller
These guys make Kennedy conspricacy theorists seem completely rational.

Which is why everyone who doesn't subscribe to The Outrage Channel ignores them.

[Tyrone Slothrop]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
according to the NYT, a few returned war vets were spit on.

No. It said "one" (1) antiwar protester spat "on the ground near" one (1) veteran and that "he spat back."

Nice try, though.

And if you read the article, you'll see that most of the vets there were marching against the war.

[Penske_Account]

Originally posted by Sidd Finch
That's a rather catholic viewpoint you have there.

How, in the drunken sex with 5 year olds is wrong sort of way?

[SlaveNoMore]

Tyrone Slothrop
And if you read the article, you'll see that most of the vets there were marching against the war.

I'm sure the NYT took an accurate head count and made all efforts to interview a representative sample from both sides.