"The horses of Famine have come"

"A time of famine and poverty will come and the people as a whole as well as every individual in it will suffer"

-Nikolai Gogol


CNN and the UN are screaming about the famine in Niger

without providing some history to this nation!

I hope my blog artilce

can at least present some historical context!

Of course CNN has sent preety faced Aaron Cooper's to "investigate"!

Cooper's who keeps a splended head of gray hair, but manages to convey

a face right out of the womb, left a week ago to this afar nation!

My suggestion to Arron would be to" stay home and watch tv with his boyfreind

the situation in Niger is beyond CNN, or the world communites ability to handle"

Yes, bringing attention to this crisis, will no doubt feed thousands,

but this "AID money" will only perpetrate corruption, which will in time

leads to more hunger, and more "AID"

What are the saftey checks of all this cash going into a corrupt system?

Enough can never be done. While agencies are helping out a tremendous amount by supplying food, I am afraid that countries may become dependent on goods from these agencies.

I admit, it is extremely hard and difficult to see these malnourished children. Agencies must provide a self sufficient way of living for these people.

Of course If you really want Niger to survive, the answer is 'water' for the long term.

Food aid is just a short-term solution.

If the people of Niger had an artificial freshwater lake and were taught about agriculture, supplied with the solar energy to operate the greenhouse technology they could grow their own foods. No water, no economic growth.

If the corrupt leaders of Africa do not change their ways, they will very soon have no populace to rule over.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Niger - " A short history of Niger 4 my blog reader's"

http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/ng.html - CIA Fact Shett on NIGER

Bush rejects Democrats' requests on Roberts!

In what can only be considered a stalling tactic, Democrats are asking
for personl Whites House Documnets on Roberts!

They have no intention if letting him sit down in his seat, in time for
cases at the Supreme Court!

They are stalling and trying as hard as possibel to come up with something!
Its a crying out shame!

Have the hearings, ask the questions, and vote yea or nay!!!

In the eloquent word's of rapper DMX, the Democrat Judical Commitee is gon' make me lose my mind up in "HERE", up in here



Democrats gon' make me go all out

up in here, up in here

Democrat's gon' make me act a FOOL

up in HERE, up in here

Democrats gon' make me lose my cool

up in here, up in here

www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/politics/scotus/la-na-scotus6aug06,1,7573883.story?coll=la-news-politics-supreme_court

"Racist.....Caught on Tape"

Found this on the yahoo news wire about five minutes ago
This is the kind of shit that gets my blood boiling....


"A white supremacist investigated for a child-killing spree that terrorized Atlanta's black community once praised the crimes in secretly recorded conversations obtained by The Associated Press.

Although Charles T. Sanders did not claim responsibility for any of the deaths, lawyers for Wayne Williams, the black man convicted in two of the murders and blamed for 22 others between 1979 and 1981, believe the evidence will help their bid for a new trial.

Sanders — whose older brother, Don, was a reputed officer of the Ku Klux Klan — told an informant for the Georgia Bureau of Investigation in the 1981 recording that the killer had "wiped out a thousand future generations of niggers."


His only complaint was that the killings were prompting police road blocks.

Police dropped the probe into the Klan's possible involvement after seven weeks, when Sanders and two of his brothers passed lie-detector tests, according to documents released this week to the AP following an open-records request!

"They should no doubt full open this case, this is shameful!
This poor guy has been in jail possibly for a crime he did not commit!
Given the time period, and Georgias pass I will no doubt bet he will get off!
Chuck Carlso, who was a prominet Regan Offical, now evangelical has been leading the
fight in areas of prison reform.

Chuck has listed some area's in which American's no matter of party can support!

1)Prisoner Reentry

2)Prison Rape

3)Inmate Health

4)Prison Work Reform

5)Voting Rights for Felons "Yes Chuck Colson suuports voters rights"

6)Mandatory Minimum Sentencing

7)Protecting the Innocent

To learn more about these critical issues, visit! http://www.pfm.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Justice_Fellowship1

"A true Revolutionary Dies"

Whenever you meet difficult situations dash forward bravely and joyfully.
- Tsunetomo Yamamoto, Hagakure



Given the lefts sick obsession with revolutionary's,
one would have hoped to hear more from them
on the death of the late "John Garang"!

His years of fighting against Muslim Shaiah law, and disrimination and democray
is one to be lauded! With t he help from Colin Powell and Bush, he was able to
broker a deal of land sharing with the Sudanese Goverment!
He was killed the other day, I belive he was killed by the Sudanse goverment!

They may have done something to the plane!
He had just been appointed last week as Vice President!
They had the man killed, I will die beliveing this!

This is a brief history I put together for my faithful blog readers about the crisis,
in Sudan! And who this humble and noble men was was!

This is a revolutionary shirt that any Republican can put on his shirt!!!

John Garang was born June 23, 1945 in Wagkulei Village, Upper Nile, Sudan. After high school in Tanzania, went to Grinnel College in Iowa, and later received a Ph.D. from Iowa State University. Garang participated in military training at Fort Benning, GA, between college and graduate school. He founded the SPLA in 1983 and has led it ever since.



During the 1970s, Garang joined the Sudanese military, rising to the rank of lieutenant colonel in the Sudan People's Armed Forces (SPAF). In 1983, he was sent to crush a mutiny in Bor by 500 southern government soldiers who were resisting being rotated to posts in the north. Instead, he started a rebel movement, the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA), which was opposed to military rule and Islamic dominance of the country, and encouraged other army garrisons to mutiny against the Islamic law imposed on the country by the government. This mutiny marked the beginning of the Second Sudanese Civil War, which resulted in one and half million deaths over twenty years of conflict. Alhough Garang was Christian and most of southern Sudan is non-Muslim (mostly animist), he did not focus on the religious aspects of the war.

The SPLA gained the backing of Libya, Uganda and Ethiopia. Garang and his army controlled a large part of the southern regions of the country, named New Sudan. He claimed his troops' courage comes from "the conviction that we are fighting a just cause. That is something North Sudan and its people don't have." Critics suggested financial motivations to his rebellion, noting that much of Sudan's oil wealth lies in the south of the country.

Garang refused to participate in the 1985 interim government or 1986 elections, remaining a rebel leader. However, the SPLA and government signed a peace agreement in January 2005. On July 9, 2005, he was sworn in as vice-president, the second most powerful person in the country, following a ceremony in which he and President Omar al-Bashir signed a power-sharing constitution. He also became the administrative head of a southern Sudan with limited autonomy for the six years before a scheduled referendum of possible secession. No Christian or southerner had ever held such a high government post. Commenting after the ceremony, Garang stated, "I congratulate the Sudanese people, this is not my peace or the peace of al-Bashir, it is the peace of the Sudanese people."

The United States State Department argued that Garang's presence in the government would have helped solve the Darfur conflict in western Sudan, but others consider these claims " excessively optimistic".


In late July 2005, Garang died after the Ugandan presidential MI-72 helicopter he was riding crashed. He had been returning from a meeting in Rwakitura with long-time ally President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda. Sudanese state television initially reported that Garang's craft had landed safely, but Abdel Basset Sabdarat, the country's Information Minister, went on TV hours later to deny the report.


Soon afterwards, a statement released by the office of Sudanese President Omar el-Bashir confirmed that a Ugandan presidential helicopter, crashed into "a mountain range in southern Sudan because of poor visibility and this resulted in the death of Dr. John Garang DeMabior, six of his colleagues and seven other crew members." His body was flown to New Site, a southern Sudanese settlement near the scene of the crash, where former rebel fighters and civilian supporters have gathered to pay their respects to Garang. Garang's funeral is due to take place on August 13 in Juba .



Considered instrumental in ending the civil war, the effect of Garang's death upon the peace deal is uncertain. The government declared three days of national mourning, but large scale rioting in Khartoum killed at least 24 as youth from south Sudan attacked Arabs and clashed with security forces. After three days of violence, the death toll has risen to 84. Unrest was also reported in other parts of the country. Leading members of the SPLM, including Garang's successor Salva Kiir Mayardit, stated that the peace process would continue. Analysts suggested that the death could result in anything from a new democratic openness in the SPLA, which some have criticized for being overly dominated by Garang, to an outbreak of open warfare between the various southern factions that Garang had brought together.



The Sudan People's Liberation Army/Movement (SPLA/M) is a rebel group that was formed in 1983. It has since fought against the governments of Gaafar Nimeiry, Sadiq al-Mahdi and President Omar Hasan Ahmad al-Bashir. Its was led by John Garang, a Dinka, until his death on 30 July 2005. The SPLA is the military wing of the SPLM, the Sudan People's Liberation Movement.

The SPLA is largely southern-based, non-Arabic and non-Muslim, in contrast to the predominantly Muslim and Arab north. Its declared aims is to establish a secular and democratic Sudan. While the war in southern Sudan has been largely described in religious and ethnic terms, it is also a struggle for control of the oil resources located in the south.

In the early 1990s the SPLA divided into three factions: the SPLA Torit faction led by John Garang that has been the most active militarily; Carabino Kuany Bol's SPLA Bahr-al-Ghazal faction; and the South Sudan Independence Movement led by Riek Machar. These internal divisions have hampered negotiations with the government. The South Sudan Independence Movement/Army and several smaller factions signed a separate peace agreement with Khartoum in April 1997 and formed the United Democratic Salvation Front (UDSF).



The Sudanese government had accused Uganda of supporting the SPLA. The group are alledged to have operated on the Ugandan side of the Sudanese border with Uganda at the southern limit of Sudan.

The SPLA remains the major southern group negotiating for an end to the southern war, though the fighting in Darfur threatens the precarious peace. In 2005, a treaty between the SPLA/M and the Sudanese government led to the formal recognition of Southern Sudanese autonomy

Kanye West..does it Again

These ar the Lyrics from Kanye West new Video. I think Kanye is great, and the most gifted artist I know! Diamonds are forever is a play of of the recent developments of criminality and brutality in Sierra Leone.

The Republic of Sierra Leone is a country in West Africa. It is bordered by Guinea on the north and Liberia on the southeast, with the Atlantic Ocean on the southwest. The name Sierra Leone was adapted from the Spanish version: Sierra León, and in turn, from the Portuguese Serra-Leão, which stands for "lioness mountains." It was an important centre of the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Much like neighbouring Liberia, it was founded by freed slaves, who in 1791 founded the capital's, Freetown. In 1806, Freetown become a British Protectorate (the remaining country in 1896), reaching independence in 1961. From 1991 to 2002, the country has suffered greatly from a devastating civil war.



Diamonds From Sierra Leone"

[Intro]
Diamonds are forever
They won't leave in the night
Have no fear that they might
Desert me

[Chorus]
Diamonds are forever (forever, forever)
Throw your diamonds in the sky if you feel the vibe
Diamonds are forever (forever, forever, forever)
The Roc is still alive every time I rhyme.
Forever ever? Forever ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever?......

Close your eyes and imagine, feel the magic
Vegas on acid,
Seen through Yves St. Laurent glasses
And I've realized that I've arrived, cuz
It take more than a magazine to kill my Vibe does
he write his own rhymes, so sort of
I think 'em
That mean I forgot better shit than u ever thought up
Damn, is he really that caught up?
I ask if you talkin' bout classics, do my name get brought up?
I remember I couldn't afford a Ford Escort or even a four-track recorder
so its only right that I let the top drop on a drop-top Porsche
- its for yourself that's important
If a stripper named Porscha and u get tips from many men
Then your fat friend her nickname is Minivan
Excuse me,
That's just the Henny, man, I smoke, I drink, I'm supposed to stop I can't because

[Chorus]
Diamonds are forever (forever, forever)
Throw your diamonds in the sky if you feel the vibe
Diamonds are forever (forever, forever, forever)
The Roc is still alive every time I rhyme.
Forever ever? Forever ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever?......

I was sick about awards
Couldn't nobody cure me
Only playa that got robbed but kept all his jewelry
Alicia Keys tried to talk some sense to them
30 minutes later seems there's no convincing them
What more can you ask for?
The international assholes nah
Who complains about what he is owed?
And throw a tantrum like he is 3 years old
You gotta love it though somebody still speaks from his soul
And wouldn't change by the change, or the game, or the fame,
When he came, in the game, he made his own lane
Now all I need is y'all to pronounce my name
Its Kanye - But some of my plaques - they still say Kane
Got family in the D, Kin-folk from Motown
Back in the Chi - them folks ain't from Motown
Life movin' too fast I need to slow down
Girl ain't give me no ass, ya need to go down



Diamonds are forever (forever, forever)
My father Ben said I need Jesus
So he took me to church and let the water wash over my ceaser
Diamonds are forever (forever, forever)
The preacher said we need leaders
Right then my body got still like a paraplegic

You know who you can call you gotta best believe it
The Roc stand tall and you would never believe it
Take your diamonds and throw 'em up like you bulimic
Yea the beat cold but the flow is anemic
After debris settles and the dust get swept off
Big K pick up where young Hov left off
Right when magazines wrote Kanye West off
I dropped my new shit sound like the best of
A&R's lookin' like "pssh we messed up"
Grammy night, damn right, we got dressed up
Bottle after bottle till we got messed up
In the studio, where really though, yea he next up
People askin' me if I'm gon' give my chain back
That'll be the same day I give the game back
You know the next question dog "Yo, where Dame at?"
This track the Indian dance to bring our reign back
"What's up with you and Jay, man, are y'all ok man?"
They pray for the death of our dynasty like Amen
R-r-r-right here stands a-man
With the power to make a diamond with his bare hands...

Diamonds are forever (forever, forever)
Throw your diamonds in the sky if you feel the vibe
Diamonds are forever (forever, forever, forever)
The Roc is still alive every time I rhyme.
Forever ever? Forever ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever?......

Diamonds are forever (forever, forever)
Diamonds are forever (forever, forever, forever)


The Sierra Leone Diamonds

The first Sierra Leonean diamond was found in 1930, and significant production commenced in 1935. Sierra Leonean production is characterized by a high proportion of top-quality gem diamonds. The Star of Sierra Leone, a magnificent 969-carat diamond, was discovered in the Koidu area. By 1937 Sierra Leone was mining one million carats annually, reaching a peak of 2 million carats in 1960. From 1930 to 1998, approximately 55 million carats were mined (officially) in Sierra Leone. At an average price in 1996 dollars of US $270 per carat, the total value is close to US $15 billion.

In 1935, the colonial authorities concluded an agreement with De Beers’ Sierra Leone Selection Trust (SLST), giving the company exclusive mining and prospecting rights over the entire country for 99 years. By 1956, however, there were an estimated 75,000 illicit miners in Kono District - the heart of the diamond area - leading to smuggling on a vast scale, and causing a general breakdown of law and order. The buyers and smugglers at that time were mainly Madingo and Lebanese traders. With the tightening of security between Kono and Freetown in the early 1950s, Lebanese smugglers began moving their goods to Liberia. Antwerp, and then Israeli-based diamond merchants soon noticed the booming diamond trade in Monrovia, and many established offices there. De Beers itself set up a buying office in Monrovia in 1954, in order to keep as much of the trade under its control as possible.

In 1955, the colonial authorities scrapped SLST’s nation-wide monopoly, confining its operations to Yengema and Tongo Field, an area of about 450 square miles. In 1956, they introduced the Alluvial Mining Scheme, under which both mining and buying licenses were granted to indigenous miners. Many of these licenses came to be held by Lebanese traders who had begun to settle in Sierra Leone at the turn of the century.




Siaka Stevens became Prime Minister seven years after independence in 1968. A populist, he quickly turned diamonds and the presence of SLST into a political issue, tacitly encouraging illicit mining, and becoming involved himself in criminal or near-criminal activities. In 1971, Stevens created the National Diamond Mining Company (NDMC) which effectively nationalized SLST. All important decisions were now made by the prime minister and his right hand man, a Lebanese businessman named Jamil Mohammed. From a high of over two million carats in 1970, legitimate diamond exports dropped to 595,000 carats in 1980 and then to only 48,000 in 1988. In 1984, SLST sold its remaining shares to the Precious Metals Mining Company (PMMC), a company controlled by Jamil. Stevens retired in 1985, handing over power to Joseph Momoh, who placed even greater responsibility in the hands of Jamil..

From the late 1970s to the early 1990s, aspects of Lebanon’s civil war were played out in miniature in Sierra Leone. Various Lebanese militia sought financial assistance from their compatriots in Sierra Leone, and the country’s diamonds became an important informal tax base for one faction or the other. This was of great interest to Israel, in part because the leader of the important Amal faction, Nabih Berri, had been born in Sierra Leone and was a boyhood friend of Jamil. Following a failed (and probably phoney) 1987 coup attempt in Sierra Leone, Jamil went into exile, opening the way for a number of Israeli ‘investors’ with close connections to Russian and American crime families, and with ties to the Antwerp diamond trade.[2]



The Revolutionary United Front (RUF) rebel war began in 1991 and soon after, Momoh was replaced by a military government - the National Provisional Ruling Council (NPRC). Despite the change in government, however, RUF attacks continued. From the outset of the war, Liberia acted as banker, trainer and mentor to the RUF, although the Liberian connection was hardly new. With a negligible diamond potential of its own, Liberia’s dealings in stolen Sierra Leone diamonds have been a major concern to successive Sierra Leone governments since the great diamond rush of the 1950s.

What was different and more sinister after 1991 was the active involvement of official Liberian interests in Sierra Leone’s brutal war - for the purpose of pillage rather than politics. By the end of the 1990s, Liberia had become a major centre for massive diamond-related criminal activity, with connections to guns, drugs and money laundering throughout Africa and considerably further afield. In return for weapons, it provided the RUF with an outlet for diamonds, and has done the same for other diamond producing countries, fueling war and providing a safe haven for organized crime of all sorts.

Lesbian bitch smacks Gay Elite on Marriage!!

I met Tammy Bruce at Columbi Univeristy about 6 months ago, We ate dinner at a great
resturant! She had given a lecture about how conservative ideas's help minorities. I went as areprenstaive of the New York Young Repubican Club. She and I talked a great deal about right and the role of gay people in our society! She is sharp, and classy and a mind as sharp as razor blades!

This is an artilce she recently posted on NewsMax where she is a columnist!
She also takes a swing at Bush!

Respecting Marriage and Equal Rights
Tammy Bruce

Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2004
Whoever thought that there would be actual voiced concerns about men in America wanting to marry their goats? Is there something going on in our great Heartland that I’ve missed? Instead of “The L Word” does Showtime have a special series just for the Midwest called “The G Word”?
Of course not.

But the debate over the idea of gay marriage has brought out concerns by one extremist end that it will lead to people marrying their livestock to Gay Gestapo charges of homophobic bigotry against those opposed to same-sex nuptials.

Neither accusation is valid, so as an independent gay woman, I think it’s time to make a few things clear. First of all, despite what you hear from the Gay Elite, there is not a consensus in the gay community about this issue. We do not all operate in the cultural or political equivalent of a Vulcan mind-meld.

I, one among many, respect and understand the growing concern about the disintegration of our traditions and values. I am so concerned, it is the heart and soul of my second book, The Death of Right and Wrong.

Consequently, I respect the majority of Americans and their opinion that marriage should be defined as between one man and one woman.

At the same time, as an American, I also believe that every American deserves the same rights and protections as every other. Most of you do, too. The very same polls that show how united Americans are against “gay marriage” indicate a majority approving of civil unions.

That doesn’t surprise me. It is consistent with the American belief that we can have fair play and equality while recognizing the need to honor traditional institutions.

Frankly, I believe the cultural trouble and moral vapidity in our society today—the moral relativism I write about in DRW—has sprung from the ‘liberation’ movements of the 60s and 70s. It was then that the Left began to attack the traditional in the name of liberation and equality.

Anything that would strike a pose against authority and social norms, ranging from promiscuous sex to drug abuse to adultery to riotous violence, was embraced and encouraged by leftist leadership. The “Counter Culture” was born.

Courtesy of cultural Incrementalism (which I explain in my previous column) what it became has rivaled Rosemary’s Baby.

Today’s struggle with single-parent families, drug addiction, the epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases among the young, suicide rates, the devaluing of the family, and even the extraordinarily high divorce rate, I contend, can be traced back to the time which lionized the destruction of the traditional and the elevation of moral relativism.

Despite this, American society remains committed to equality, but it’s apparent that we don’t like the aftermath of taking our traditions for granted. So, yes, we’ve decided to maintain the idea of “marriage” as it has stood, while finding another way to guarantee the rights of gay people.

While this should actually be a relatively easy situation to resolve (heck, Bush, Kerry and Edwards all hold the same position—against gay marriage, for civil unions), all hell seems to have broken loose—not only in San Francisco, but in Washington, DC as well.

On one hand you have the reckless law-breaking behavior of San Francisco mayor Gavin Newsom bestowing marriage licenses on gay couples. A few of my gay friends have voiced their support for this. I reminded these friends, who are also pro-choice, that Fresno, California has a pro-life mayor. How would they feel if that mayor decided to ignore the law and keep women from accessing their legal abortion rights?

They heard me, but it was disturbing that I had to put this into perspective.

Now, in Washington, DC the president has declared the need to amend the U.S. Constitution! Really now—that appears to be as much of a stunt as the rogue gay marriages in San Francisco. And this from a man (who along with Cheney) in the last election who said it should be a matter left to the states. It seems, though, only if the states do what you like.



Clearly, the Constitution should be amended as a last resort. Regardless of how you feel about gay marriage, or abortion, or saving the spotted owl (or not), the Constitution is not made of silly putty—to be twisted and shaped and torn apart depending on our national mood. It is written in a way that makes us have to struggle with issues we face.

After all, if we are truly committed to wanting to save and not tamper with our traditional institutions which represent the core of the American value system, doesn’t the Constitution fall into that category as well?

I am heartened by a few true conservatives, including Representative David Dreier whom I got to know on the Schwarzenegger Transition Team, who have voiced concerns about the rush to amend.

We’ve been through worse, we’ve survived and found solutions. We’ll survive this too, but the gay community must come to terms with a few issues first.

Gays ultimately need to stop looking to government for unconditional love and approval of who we are. Andrew Sullivan, a political commentator and writer many of you know and respect, wrote a piece for Time magazine where he actually equated governmental recognition of gay marriage as a necessary element to all gay people feeling accepted and wanted. He claimed that anything other than marriage will “build a wall between gay people and their own families.”

While his story was personal and moving, the argument was, frankly, nonsense, and representative of the general mentality among the gay elite. It also gives the government and other people’s opinions far too much power over the quality of our lives and effectively eliminates our own responsibility for our happiness.

Part of the fight for gay marriage is based in Sullivan’s lament—that it is only governmental recognition of who are that will make us whole. Let’s get real—the only thing that will make gay people whole is personal acceptance of ourselves by ourselves. Instead, we are still looking to Mommy or Daddy, now in the form of Society, to tell us we’re Okay. To sanctify, if you will, our lives and relationships.

Society has been the benevolent parent for a very long time. And it has been amazing, and a testament to the American character, that despite being a people of faith who have legitimate concerns about the gay lifestyle, Americans have made this the best place on Earth for gays and lesbians, where we are free to live incomparably rich lives.

Now, when Americans have said through polls and voting, that they do not want to give up the meaning of marriage but support a comparable alternative, how do the gay elite respond? When you ask for one cultural thing to be left untouched, the Gay Elite become the Gay Gestapo.

It’s a very fast change from the polo shirt to the brown shirt these days.

In classic Thought Police fashion and like children throwing a tantrum, the name-calling flies—those who oppose gay marriage are “homophobes,” “haters” and the label du jour “bigots.” Once again, the left, unable to answer critics with respect, resort to name-calling only to further the divide they need to validate their inevitable victimhood.

Marriage is worth protecting, in more ways than one. It’s also worth noting the cavalier way in which heterosexuals have handled marriage has lent fuel to the fire of this issue.

How seriously can any of us take the president’s vow to “protect the sanctity of marriage” when Britney Spears indulges in it for 5 minutes in Vegas? Marriage has become a television reality game show.

And protecting children? Before amending the Constitution, perhaps the Feds should make divorce a little harder to get. It’s divorce that is ruining children’s lives at the moment, not a couple of lesbians who want to get married (no matter how scary some of those pictures were out of San Francisco).

If George W. Bush is serious about “saving the institution” he has his hands full and he’s running late.



Tammy Bruce is a former president of the Los Angeles chapter of NOW and a contributing editor to FrontPageMagazine.com. She is the author of "The New Thought Police" and "The Death of Right and Wrong."

E-mail Tammy Bruce at
heytammybruce@yahoo.com

God Quotes I love!!!

If we ask ourselves "If there is a God",

then...Why is there so much evil?

We also must ask ourselves,

If there is no God,

Why is there so much good?


God is more truly imagined than expressed,
and He exists more truely than imagined.

-Saint Agustine


If Jesus Christ were to come today, people would not even crucify Him. They would ask him to dinner, and hear what he had to say, and make fun of it.
-Carlyle Thomas

I believe Plato and Socrates. I believe "in" Jesus Christ.
-Samuel Coleridge

God is clever, but never dishonest.
-Einstein Albert


They that worship God merely for Fear,
Would worship the Devil too, if he appear.
-Fuller Thomas


You must believe in God,
in spite of what the clergy say.
-Jowett Benjamin



God created man in His own image, says the Bible;
philosophers reverse the process: they create God in theirs.
-Lichtenberg G.C


One of God's specialities is to make somebodies out of nobodies.
- Mears Henrietta


Life's greatest tragedy is to lose God and not to miss Him.
-Norwood F.W.

Two men please God--who serves Him with all his heart because he knows Him;

who seeks Him with all his heart because he knows Him not.
-Panin Nikita Ivanovich

Were there no God we would be in this glorious world with grateful hearts
and no one to thank.
-Rossetti Christina

Yes, if the writings,life and death of Socrates are those of a wise man, then life and death of Jesus are those of a god.
-Rousseau Jean Jacques

When we know what God is, we shall be gods ourselves.
-Shaw George Bernard

Our love for God is tested by whether we seek Him or His gifts.
Sockman Ralph


In the faces of men and women I see God.
- Whitman Walt

Good night! Good Night! Far flies the light; but still God's love shall flame above, making all bright. Good night! Good night!
-Anoymous poet


Man cannot stir one inch without the push of heaven's finger.
Chinese Proverb

To you I'm an atheist; to God, I'm the Loyal Opposition.
-Allen Woody

Jim, you don't just ask the Almighty for his ID.
-- McCoy, The Final Frontier "star wars"


In the absence of any other proof, the thumb alone would convince me of God's existence.
-Newton Isaac



I am prepared to meet my Maker. Whether or not my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter.
-Churchill

I don't want to claim that God is on our side. As Abraham Lincoln told us, I want to pray humbly that we are on God's side.

-Kerry John (I only quote him becausce he quotes Lincoln)

If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him.
-Voltaire

God is a comedian playing to an audience too afraid to laugh
-Voltaire

Mr. AlGore's Neighborhood

Mr. AlGore's Neighborhood

Al Gorezeera TV came online today to bore us to tears but there is one program that seemed a bit interesting. Here’s a transcript of a show I caught this morning that you might enjoy. I mean that you will enjoy. Well if you know what’s good for you enjoy it…okay start enjoying…now.
Mr. AlGore’s Neighborhood

Cast:
Mr. AlGore - Al Gore
Mr. Touchy-Feely: Bill Clinton
King Yesterday: John Kerry
KKK the Owl: Robert Byrd
Shrillary PussyCat: Hillary Clinton
Michael Moore: Michael Moore
U.N Observer: Kofi Annan

(cue music)
It’s a lackluster day in my neighborhood.
A lackluster day for my neighbors,
They all seem bored,
My name’s AlGore.

It’s a typical day in my community
a typical day for self pity,
Do you have time,
to hear me whine?

I have always wanted to be President, just like him (points to picture of George Bush)
I have always wanted to live in the Whitehouse too…like him.

…so

Let’s do a recount just 1 more time.
I think that it may come out my way this time.
Count hanging chads,
Count dimpled chads,
Won’t you do a recount?

Won’t you please?
Won’t you please?
Please won’t you do…a recount.

(end music)

(Enter Mr. AlGore in his Lumberjack costume)

Mr. AlGore: Hello my loyal constituents. I’m so glad we’re together today. Each one of your votes, I mean you is very special to me. Today I want to talk about something very important. Voting. Do you know what voting is? I thought you did. Voting is where grownups go to a small booth, and put a mark next to a Democrat’s name so the Democrat can be President.

Ding Dong!

Mr. AlGore: That sounded like the doorbell. Let’s see who it is.

Mr. Touchy-Feely: Hey there Al, how’s it goin’?

Mr. AlGore: Hi Mr. Touchy-Feely. My special friends and I were just talking about voting. Do you know anything about voting Mr. Touchy-Feely?

Mr. Touchy-Feely: Awe man, all I know is that those votes are expensive!

Mr. AlGore: They sure are Mr.

"Racist Democrat's" ...and they are Racist!!!!

How do the tolerant left treat, black powerful females, take a look at there photos!
The Democrats are under the surface reactionary racist, it does not take long,
before the Dixicrat comes out!

WANTED..WANTED..WANTED.. for "Treason"

The Agents here at HipHopRepublican.blogspot are offering rewards for information leading to the apprehension of America's Top Ten fugitives! They are all guilty of TREASON. Check out the photos below if you know these people they are very dangerous,and known to be big pie throwning libs!
LIBERAL'S HATE THE WORD..T R E A S O N ..TREEEEEAAAAAAASSSOOON

In law, "treason" is the crime of disloyalty to one's nation. A person who betrays the nation of their citizenship and/or reneges on an oath of loyalty and in some way willfully cooperates with an enemy, is considered to be a traitor. Oran's Dictionary of the Law (1983) defines treason as: "...[a]...citizen's actions to help a foreign government overthrow, make war against, or seriously injure the [parent nation]."



Franken, can sniff my nut sack ,I despise this idiot. He should be th first rounded up!



Maher's motto, "I hate religion, religions fucked me, I hate God, God fucked me,
Atheism:"GOOOOOOOOOOD"..God:"BAAAAAAAAAAD". Did I mention I hate religion, OOh yeah bye the way remmber the crusades..ha ha ha ha! Oh did I mention I hate...God..ha ha ha. I am so enlighnted that all my time is spent meditating while I get sucked off at the play girl mansion!


This one is a "biaatch"!


Where the fuck is PETA?

Bush stands by his man

George Bush has bypassed Congress to appoint John Bolton as ambassador to the United Nations, to the annoyance of his political opponents and the dismay of many at the UN. But conservatives are delighted that the tough-talking Mr Bolton is being sent to an institution they feel needs reform, fast.

Ha hah hah ha..take that libs!!!

Guns, Germs, and Steel

I recenyly saw this on PBS, It was great and I agree with most of Jared;s Theory! But to be fair there are many who disagree!

Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies is a 1997 book by Jared Diamond, professor of physiology at UCLA. It won the Pulitzer Prize for 1998, as well as the Aventis Prize for best science book in the same year. In July of 2005, PBS broadcast a documentary based on the book, produced by the National Geographic Society.

According to the author, "An alternative title would be: A short history about everyone for the last 13,000 years." But the book is not merely an account of the past; it attempts to explain why Western civilization, as a whole, has survived and conquered others, while refuting the belief that European hegemony is due to any form of European intellectual superiority. Diamond argues that the gaps in power and technology between human societies do not reflect cultural or racial differences, but rather originate in environmental differences powerfully amplified by various positive feedback loops.

The theory outlined
Before anyone developed agriculture, people lived as hunter-gatherers, as some still do.

Diamond argues that European civilization is not so much a product of ingenuity, but of opportunity. That is, civilization is not created out of sheer will or intelligence, but is more like a house of cards, each level dependent upon the levels below it. Specifically, the key to civilization is agriculture. The keys to agriculture are domesticable plant and animal species for food and work. The demands for domesticability of an animal species are particularly stringent. Diamond identifies six criteria including the animal being sufficiently docile, gregarious, willing to breed in captivity and having a social dominance hierarchy.


Transition
GGS argues that cities require an ample supply of food and thus depend on agriculture. As farmers do the work of providing food, others are free to pursue other functions, such as mining and literacy. (Division of labour.)

Essential to the transition from hunter-gatherer to city-dwelling agrarian societies was the presence of large domesticable animals, raised for meat, work and long-distance communication. Diamond identifies a mere 14 suitable candidate species world wide. The 5 most important (cow, horse, sheep, goat and pig) are all native to Eurasia. Of the remaining 9, only one (the llama of South America) is indigenous to a land outside the temperate region of Eurasia. None of the 14 is native to Africa. The Holocene extinction event eliminated many of the candidate species, and Diamond argues that the pattern of extinction is more severe on continents where humans arrived later and with more devastating hunting techniques.

Smaller domesticable animals such as dogs, cats, chickens and guinea pigs may be valuable in various ways to an agricultural society, but will not be adequate in themselves to sustain large-scale agrarian society.


Geography
Diamond also explains how geography shaped human migration, not simply by making travel difficult (particularly by longitude), but by how climates affect where domesticable animals can easily travel and where crops can ideally grow.

Modern humans are believed to have developed in the southern region of the African continent, at one time or another (see Out of Africa theory). The Sahara kept people from migrating north to the Fertile Crescent, until later when the Nile river valley became accommodating. Some peoples, such as the Aborigines of Australia, are believed to have been early emigrants from Africa, leaving by boat.

Diamond continues to explain the story of human development up to the modern era, through the rapid development of technology, and its dire consequences on hunter-gathering cultures around the world.

Germs
In the later context of the European-American conquest of the Americas, 95 percent of the indigenous populations are believed to have been killed off by diseases unwittingly brought by the Europeans.

How was it then that disease native to the American continents did not kill off Europeans? Diamond points out that the combined effect of the increased population densities supported by agriculture, and of close human proximity to domesticated animals leading to animal diseases infecting humans, resulted in European societies acquiring a much richer collection of dangerous pathogens to which European peoples had acquired immunity through natural selection (see the Black Death and other epidemics) during a longer time than was the case for Native American hunter-gatherers and farmers. (He mentions the tropical diseases that limited European penetration into Africa as an exception.)


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guns,_Germs_and_Steel