Open Thread
By: Pam On: Dec/19/07 - 3 Comments
Here is an open thread to talk about issues I may miss today. If new commentors come, I won’t be able to approve the comments until this evening, but they will be approved.
Have a good day.
Here is an open thread to talk about issues I may miss today. If new commentors come, I won’t be able to approve the comments until this evening, but they will be approved.
Have a good day.
Fred DawesWell yes Obama would tell his main Bitchs to back off, after all Obama said he is a Muslim over 30 times In...
The Pink FlamingoUPDATED: It has recently come to my attention that there are indeed two John Brimelows in this...
RobertWhat is needed is not to threaten or overthrow the US Govt, but to restore it. Restore it to to the health,...
libbie basherRobert Hassan has no worries, the legal arm of the Democratic party (The ACLU) will lawyer him up so...
libbie basherIt is sad the state of affairs in this country. 40+ years of liberalism has ruined this once great...
Coltonthis post has inspired me, i need to get back to posting on my blog soon, its so easy to loose track of time...
Fred DawesI do cry when i think of our future and bon bon you are right. the next blood bath will be 100 million dead.
Scotty HancockI just wanted to thank you very much for this illuminating article. I have already bookmarked your...
RobertBy now Hassan should be an icon and martyr of the American Left. Because he’s a victim! He always tried...
The Pink Flamingo“If my people who are called by my name humble themselves, pray, seek my face, and turn from...
Teh Resistance BlogItem Number Three: Democrats are pitching a fit over plans to burn Nancy Pelosi in effigy at an...
BonBonCan anyone even begin to imagine what the left would be shouting if Bush had told Congress to back off of an...
BonBonHistorically speaking REAL americans are not above a revolution. I can definitely see one coming. Sometimes I...
RobertThe Nobama Administration is reportedly working behind the scenes to sign international treaties that would ban...
snowy egretIts too bad none of those victims had a gun and sent that shooter to the morgue with a bullet holes in his...
RobertI’m not even thinking about the concept of a second term for this disaster. I’m still worried about...
BonBonOne term president. God help us if he gets elected again. My fears are that the next time we’ll get a...
RobertYes, you’re right, it has and will. Predictably, of course as you point out. Just as we all predicted...
BonBonBut you know Robert, not admitting their mistakes is going to cost a whole lot more american lives. I’m...
RobertIn their rush to undermine and discredit Bush the Left has painted itslef into a corner. Now even the ones that...
December 19, 2007 - 09:44 PM on December 19th, 2007
I just finished an interesting book by Arab author Naguib Mahfouz, called “Midaq Alley”.
It was written in the late 1940s and eventually was translated into English and went on to win the Nobel prize in literature.
It’s an interesting fictional look into the lives of a group of people who live and work in a small alley in Cario, Egypt near the end of WW2. It’s a modern life meets traditional life kind of story.
If any of you have a few days of reading to spare, take this one out from the library. it’s free (!)
December 20, 2007 - 09:21 AM on December 20th, 2007
Thanks SFL…I’ve been into reading for quite some time. I hope your holiday is a good one.
December 21, 2007 - 08:04 PM on December 21st, 2007
Have a Merry Christmas, everyone!
SF Lib off to Detroit for the holiday…