Or just BATSHIT INSANE?
Mexico is now (circa 2000) colonising America and imposing its language and culture. Though the Americans still have the strength of understanding to recognise that the Hispanic invasion should be stopped, they are unable to take the measures required to achieve this end. The very least that must be done to halt the Hispanic invasion is the mass enslavement, or execution, of the invaders, which must be followed by an American invasion of Mexico to enforce American language and values upon the Mexicans.
He appears to be dead serious, and a member of James Woolsey’s neocon think tank. God help us if these are the people guiding our foreign policy.
(h/t The General)
August 21st, 2007 at 11:50pm
Posted by Eli
Entry Filed under:
Democrats,
Racism,
Republicans
Yep, you guessed it: It’s the Scary Black People. This is, like, Olympic-level victim-blaming.
Will this country ever grow up?
August 21st, 2007 at 11:18pm
Posted by Eli
Entry Filed under:
Katrina,
Media,
Racism
Nan Aron hits all the highlights on the Leslie Southwick nomination:
Sen. Richard Durbin asked Southwick whether he could think of one example of an unpopular decision he had made in favor of the powerless, the poor, minorities or the dispossessed. The judge said he could not.
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A nominee’s record is the best predictor of what he or she will do on the bench. Southwick’s record predicts that those in the 5th Circuit’s jurisdiction have much to fear regarding their legal rights and protections. Moreover — and overlooked by The Post — the patterns in Southwick’s record fit this administration’s pattern of behavior. For with the assistance of conservative activists, allies in the Senate and in well-funded interest groups, and the amen chorus of commentators such as Will, George W. Bush has appointed a succession of appellate judges who will serve his administration’s ideological agenda long after he has left office.
With the regrettable votes of Sen. Dianne Feinstein and all the Judiciary Committee Republicans, Leslie Southwick’s nomination has progressed to consideration by the full Senate. The senators who lamented their inability to block Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito must take a stand. They’re the last line of defense between our third branch of government and the Bush administration’s court-packing program. Rather than voting their hopes, as some Democrats have in the past, they must vote according to the facts at hand.
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We cannot let this administration pack our courts with judges who share its disrespect for law and lack of compassion for the powerless. These nominees have turned their backs on our most fundamental rights and freedoms. The Senate should turn its collective back on Leslie Southwick and those like him.
I will bet cash money that Reid makes no attempt to block the nomination, and that Schumer does not lead a charge for a filibuster, and that the usual “centrist” suspects (Lieberman, Landrieu, Pryor, Feinstein, Nelsons) vote to confirm.
The useless Democratic leadership has shown little appetite for opposition, and I see no reason to expect them to work one up here.
August 21st, 2007 at 11:46am
Posted by Eli
Entry Filed under:
Bush,
Judiciary,
Republicans,
Wankers
Some more aerial photos. Next up, the National Museum of the American Indian in DC, which has some really lovely interior architecture (the exterior’s pretty cool too, but more photographically challenging).
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August 21st, 2007 at 07:38am
Posted by Eli
Entry Filed under:
Aerial,
Photoblogging
My blog is the #3 search result for why wankers get ahead.
Somehow I don’t think I should be flattered…
August 21st, 2007 at 12:03am
Posted by Eli
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Eli's Obsession With The Google
