July 4, 2010
You’ll remember this murdering terrorist was shockingly release by Scotland for compassionate reasons last summer. His cancer was supposedly so advanced, according to UK authorities, that he had 3 months or so of life left. Well, the “or so” part is that now he apparently could “last” up to 10 more years to plot and plan another day.
This is why terrorists need to be killed. Period.
Oh, and all Scottish terrorist sympathizers? Stay away this time or you will be systematically routed to the round file. Thanks.
Posted by: kate
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July 4, 2010
Today our country is 234 years old and in spite of the ‘fundamental transformation’ that has been painfully straining us over the last 18 months, there are some things ‘on being American’ that even he can’t ruin!
One thing in particular that Barack Obama can’t quench is that joyful American spirit in full display every year on this day: parades across the country, lots and lots of American flags, BBQ’s, rodeos, spectacular fireworks - better then the year before - and great old patriotic movies on TV.
Amidst the celebrations this year, America knows that the Obama Administration is made up of people who don’t really like what America has been or where we came from. They really don’t like the patriotic culture and give an anemic lip service to the American exceptionalism concept.
Well, too bad.
The Marxists in power today may be working vigorously to change our future but they are unable to take away or adequately denounce our incredible past.
Founding Father John Adams said this about our newly declared independence and what it would take to keep our country free:
“You will think me transported with enthusiasm but I am not. I am well aware of the toil and blood and treasure, that it will cost us to maintain this declaration, and support and defend these states. Yet through all the gloom I can see the rays of ravishing light and glory. I can see that the end is more than worth all the means.”
Back in 1776, our Founders clearly understood that the very strength of their young nation would forever be its citizens’ resolve to be free and stay free from tyranny. They had the courage and the strength of character to dream the dream of a free America and because of this, we are here today to celebrate in spite of the gloom of huge, blistering generational debt, long unemployment rolls, a pervasive anti-business climate and a bloating of government caused by this feckless and crazed administration.
Yes, I love that old movie! It demonstrates what I mean by that ‘joyful American spirit’. This dear, incredibly exceptional country continues to be the longest ongoing constitutional republic in the history of the world. Blessings such as these are not by chance or accidental and will not be unraveled because The One says so. The price paid for our liberty in blood and treasure was and continues to be high and painful. But the return for all of us is priceless: freedom to live and thrive and pursue happiness as we choose.
So remember your roots people, embrace your freedoms with a great resolve to keep them, and be inspired on this wonderful day!
Posted by: kate Posted in enjoying life, freedom, liberty, patriotism 4 Comments »
July 3, 2010
the blog is back with one new rule and a few less faces. but first, a really big thanks to all of you who emailed and checked on the blog’s status. it’s good to know it was missed and sometimes relevant. who knew? 
i hope that we can debate and challenge each other on a number of subjects as we approach November. however i will not tolerate hate speech, name calling, or flaming simply to cause a disruption. if you’re not able to abide by these civil rules of engagement - no matter what your political persuasion - please don’t leave a comment because it will be deleted and if you continue, you will be banned from the blog like a number of former regulars.
for the rest of you, thanks for hanging in there and let’s roll!
Posted by: kate Posted in awesomeness, blatherings, conservatives 6 Comments »
April 23, 2010
the US army is stupidly un-inviting evangelist franklin graham to speak at the pentagon’s national day of prayer service on may 6th because apparently the army brass (or someone higher up) doesn’t like that graham considers the ‘religion of peace’ - islam - violent.
here’s what franklin graham, whose organization ’samaritan’s purse’ has done incredible humanitarian work around the world including in muslim countries, said:
what did franklin graham say that wasn’t true? was it this?
“I want them to know that they don’t have to die in a car bomb, don’t have to die in some kind of holy war to be accepted by God.”
or this?
“I love the people of Islam but their religion, I do not agree with their religion at all. And if you look at what the religion does just to women, women alone, it is just horrid. And so yes, I speak out for women. I speak out for people that live under Islam, that are enslaved by Islam and I want them to know that they can be free.”
it is not more then a wee bit disturbing that a citizen - a minister of the gospel - does a much better job at identifying our enemy then the pc army brass mandated to defend this country? but what do we expect when we have a defense department that operates under the direction of an administration that appeases our enemies and shuns our allies.
btw, franklin graham regrets that the army brass at the pentagon is so stupid right now but he stands by his comments.
Posted by: kate Posted in christianity, islam, prayer, stupid stuff 19 Comments »
April 23, 2010
rush limbaugh has directly taken on obama, liberals, and those in the lamestream media who are working feverishly to promote this bogus ‘tea partiers are violent hatemongers’ meme by writing a terrific editorial in the wsj today. it’s a must read - check it out here.
“I love this country. And because I do, I insist that the temporary inhabitants of high political office comply with the Constitution, honor our God-given unalienable rights, and respect our hard-earned private property.” Rush Limbaugh
yep. what rush said.
Posted by: kate Posted in awesomeness, conservatives, liberals, rush limbaugh, tea party 1 Comment »
April 19, 2010
what does sarah palin, glenn beck, and rush limbaugh all have in common other then being conservative? according to this maroon, they are very close to being seditious. oh, and so is the entire tea party movement.
wrong. it’s called freedom of speech fueled by a deep-rooted love of our republic. it will continue until we can peaceably vote The lame One and his thugs out of government.
and what is sedition? in short, it’s an ILLEGAL action inciting resistance to lawful authority and tending to cause the disruption or overthrow of the government.
now, THIS mr. klein, is sedition:
Today is the 15th anniversary of the OKC bombing.
extremists. nazis. stupid. racists. angry mob. fringe. seditious. well, whatever. just remember that we can see november from our house!
btw, in an ironic sidebar, today is actually ‘patriots day’ — a massachusetts & maine-only holiday that marks the day in 1775 when americans took up bloody arms against their overbearing and feckless king. 
Posted by: kate Posted in blowhards, conservatives, democrats, freedom, liberals, media, thugs 22 Comments »
April 12, 2010
watch rep. mike pence’s speech at the recent SRLC in new orleans. he’s been a steadfast and true conservative in the age of obama.
i’ve been a mike pence fan for a number of years: tough on our enemies, a friend to our allies. economic common sense = reverse bad economy not manage it. and he would never bow to foreign leaders like The lame One.
remember: november 2010 is the month for ‘VRR’ or VOTE, REPEAL, REPLACE and that means more then just obamacare.
btw, next week is spring break vacation for me so no blogging. see you the following week!
Posted by: kate Posted in awesomeness, conservatives, election 2010 5 Comments »
April 8, 2010
with a crowd of more then 11,000 people and in the heart of minneapolis’ liberal enclave no less, sarah palin along with michele bachmann spoke last night at a rally that was part of sean hannity’s tv show. sarah had a lot of good zingers, these included:
“It is really good to be here in the land of 10,000 lakes with patriots who love their county… some of you are proudly clinging to your guns and religion.”
“Minnesota, you are awesome. You just rock.”
well so does she. sarah palin reminds me of that popular girl in school that everyone on campus is drawn to: the one who invites people to eat lunch with her or to come sit with her at an event; one who befriends the outcast and champions the underdog.
“join us at this table,” sarah says “come eat with us.”
surely it will take many, many of us at the table — a broad coalition of the willing — to cast out those who are intentionally dismantling our country.
Posted by: kate Posted in conservatives, republicans, sarah palin 1 Comment »
April 7, 2010
some are calling the age of obama ‘hope and change on steroids’. but frankly this is exactly the kind of thing that happen when power goes to a narcissist’s head.
The Obama administration has taken the extraordinary step of authorizing the targeted killing of an American citizen, the radical Muslim cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, who is believed to have shifted from encouraging attacks on the United States to directly participating in them, intelligence and counterterrorism officials said Tuesday.
[...]
It is extremely rare, if not unprecedented, for an American to be approved for targeted killing, officials said. A former senior legal official in the administration of George W. Bush said he did not know of any American who was approved for targeted killing under the former president.
But the director of national intelligence, Dennis C. Blair, told a House hearing in February that such a step was possible. “We take direct actions against terrorists in the intelligence community,” he said. “If we think that direct action will involve killing an American, we get specific permission to do that.”
ok. i am no terrorist apologist — especially this hate-filled, terrorist-broker goat boy. but this ‘decree’ by olame provides no due process, no charges, no trials where evidence is presented and accusations denied. none of that for an american citizen; even this vile creature.
it’s yet another confusing message from the obama administration. olame’s justice department is bending over backwards to apply constitutional protections to non-citizens like terrorists at gitmo while at the same time stripping a US citizen of his constitutional protections?
Posted by: kate Posted in barack obama, hopechangery, justice, legal, liberty, scary stuff, terrorism 10 Comments »
April 7, 2010
using his remarkable superiority albeit lack of experience in everything, the genius in the white house - The lame One - has told the entire world that he is making THEM safe from US.
i won’t rehash what so many other bloggers have written about in the last day or so regarding changes to our country’s nuke policy, but i do have some thoughts on the subject:
why signal to an enemy what your response to an attack will or won’t be? does that even remotely make sense?
does removing nukes as a defense make the world’s despots think any better of us? hardly.
since ww2, america has been the last great hope in a world gone mad. obama’s dangerous incompetence undermines our national defense (and that of our allies) and gives away our security.
the bad guys really have nothing to fear from us now.
Posted by: kate Posted in barack obama, hopechangery, scary stuff, stupid stuff 4 Comments »
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ecclesiastes 10:2
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