The smell of napalm in the morning

..overpowers the smell of the commie beaver rat. Rötterdämmerung to the max!

A Fartal Dispute

A Stinker from the Tail leads to a Wail of a Tale

If You're Going to San Francisco [be sure to fertilize some flowers in your hair]

Charly's is a River of Shit

Speaks the Christian Goldstein

Love for Big Brother

Iowahawk Sings of Camp Occupy

Where in the world is Herr Rot?

More.

What's the Sound of the Choo Choo in the Shadow World?

Looks like he found it.

Realism With a Putin Face

Sure beats our pathetic "Scowcroft" kind.

What's that smell?

Toldja Being in Houston is All About Allergies!

"My health is terrific, but this is a time when I get a lot of allergies," she told People."

By the way, Tejas, there is a Solution [pictured] if only your head wasn't so frucked up with dust/mites/grains/mosses/poisons/algae/bacteria/cockroach feces or whatever the join of Bayou, Gulf, Sands, Agriculture, Toxic Petrochemical industries, and a myriad other assaults on the ability to sustain Cartesian Logic, can conjure up. Even da Rotter kept to the safehavens of College Station and points Sul on the A&Mish community.

Slab in a Lab. Hmmm Hmmmm Go.....

When Bioengineering ingenuity leads to Puke City.

Vegan Has a Mor-dente Take on Slabs in Labs

The MultiCulti Rott Deepens in the Yellow Rose'd Heart of Tejas

Well, Talk About Exquisite Irony

As I posted, in a comment a few below. "Why, what next, the imprisonment of those who speak against the Party and its members?"

Spenglerooged

And a Merry X-Mas to you too, Tiny Tim

But the fucker has it right:
"1. The level of un- and underemployment is so huge by historical standards as to make the usual sort of measurement questionable. With nearly 20% of the population unable to find proper work, there is a different sort of workforce. The vast majority of job creation in the US during the past two generations came from small businesses, which display only vaguely on the radar of government agencies as well as the bigger private surveys. The financial crisis killed small entrepreneurs as surely as Joseph Stalin killed the kulaks, and the roots of the economy are dead and dry. "

So Much for The Family Value

Snafu? Uh Huh, Like a Dade County Chad Chomper

Betcha those officials were Dems. Betcha a billion Barnie Frank bucks. The whole thing smells of shit.

The Chapping of the Aristo Ass

"why are there so many in society willing to chuck it all in and forge ahead into a brave new world that looks and smells just like the fetid carcass of the cowardly Old World? Why would intelligent people knowingly choose less freedom for themselves and their children? Crudely put, it is because the idea of a fully free society with everyone making his own decisions simply chaps their asses....

....But what happens when the self-absorbed decide that our laws and ways are really just anachronistic barriers to their progressive real-think? "

Ah, yes, if there ever was a Chapped Ass it was Le Pew.

Harvard Coffee. Good Till You Drop.

Des Liasons Dangereux par Versailles-sur-Charles.

Rotten Days

All this done under the table; outside the functions of a representative republic. If Obama has such an open playing field for obliterating the constitutional government of this nation, it sure wasn't hampered by short sighted Bushists happily smoothing the grounds of that field.

More and more it is clear that Reagan was a last gasp of the notion of a more limited and constitutional government a gasp breaking in after 4 decades of ever increasing Statism and Rule by Bureaucracy. After it? A plummmet into a full blown Socialism [a really juicy melding of the National and International versions brewing before our eyes, oh yeah] and unashamed abrogation of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the integrity of the nation, and of the ideals which made this nation distinctive from the neverending reign of pisspots throughout Pepetopia.


"At the same time, I helped to convince Richard Haass at the Council on Foreign Relations that we should put together a trilateral task force to look at the future of North America. We recruited John Manley on Canada's side, along with William Weld, former governor of Massachusetts, and Pedro Aspe, the former Mexican economy minister, who had been so influential in promoting NAFTA.

The result of all of these efforts was that in 2005 Prime Minister Martin and President Bush and President Fox decided to sign what they called the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America - the SPP. The left accused us of having bullied these leaders into action, which was total nonsense. The real issue, which everyone recognized, was the need to strengthen North American competitiveness and security.

At their next summit meeting, in 2006, the three leaders invited leading members of the CEO communities in the three countries to provide private-sector input on issues related to competitiveness. From that idea the North American Competitiveness Council (NACC) was born, to be composed of 10 frontline CEOs from each of Canada, the United States and Mexico. We produced 10 of our most senior CEOs, while the Americans established an executive committee of 15 representing a broad range of large companies with rotating memberships. The Mexicans produced some heavy-duty people - many names you know well.

The first meeting of the NACC with the three leaders took place in Montebello, Quebec, in 2007. Our Mexican and American counterparts graciously asked us to write the first NACC report. It was very well received, albeit heavily criticized by unions on the left and others as elitist: "Why did these people have access to the national leaders while everyone else was left out?"

The second meeting of the NACC with the three leaders took place at their summit in New Orleans in 2008 - we were in the room with the leaders for a full hour and a half.

When President Obama came to power, he faced a lot of pressure to shelve the SPP and not follow through with the NACC because his advisors were looking for an institution that would also involve environmentalists, union leaders, et al. But at the North American Leaders' Summit in Guadalajara this summer, President Calderon and Prime Minister Harper both told President Obama that the NACC was very useful. In fact, the Canadian NACC group met with our prime minister and his key ministers for an hour and a half on the eve of his departure for the Guadalajara summit. He said that, regardless of whether the NACC continues formally on a trilateral basis, he welcomes our advice on trilateral issues. "

Pepe's New and Shameless Gig

The SS Lovedoll LePew finds a more useful propagandistic niche than pissing on Amerikkka on FCP. Verily, Obamakles Fuscusnasis Sycophantiens.

"My argument is that Obama’s victory isn’t unwarranted or undeserving. His accomplishments to date are impressive, his future is full of possibilities and the peace prize was awarded to him by a panel “instructed to encourage international co-operation, arms reduction and acts of engagement” for his initiative and to ensure he keeps working towards his, and our, ultimate goal."