This film looks like it unearths some sick practices by some Japanese whalers I believe. Looks very interesting, thought-provoking, and sad. Hopefully it will raise awareness about these sick and disgusting practices.

 

From the there-are-at-least-some-voters-in-venezuela-with-common-sense department:

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) – President Hugo Chavez suffered a stunning defeat Monday in a referendum that would have let him run for re-election indefinitely and impose a socialist system in this major U.S. oil provider.
Voters defeated the sweeping measures Sunday by a vote of 51 percent to 49 percent, said Tibisay Lucena, chief of the National Electoral Council, with voter turnout at just 56 percent.

She said that with 88 percent of the votes counted, the trend was irreversible.

Opposition supporters shouted with joy as Lucena announced the results on national television early Monday, their first victory against Chavez after nine years of electoral defeats.

More Islamic wackos want to kill someone else who offended them by doing hardly anything. This time, a British teacher in Sudan let a child named Mohammed name her teddy bear after himself. Naming a teddy bear “Mohammed” is apparently so offensive that Muslims have called for her murder by firing squad. From Michelle Malkin, an appropriate and obviously facetitious caption: “The blade of peace.”

With the left-wing and jihadist media glorifying “martyrs” who aren’t really martyrs but murderers, it’s important to show who true martyrs are, and how they give up their life for others instead of murdering innocents. Two Muslims from Turkey who converted to Christianity and a German national were murdered by evil terrorists. Michelle Malkin has the entire story.

Uh oh. Looks like those silly Europeans are engaging in what is referred to as “freedom of speech” again. Seems to have ticked off the Islamic immigrants there. Once again, if these brain-washed, terrorist sympathizing Islamists don’t like freedom of speech, that’s too bad. Don’t threaten democracies with threats just because of the valid criticiques of the founder of a religion of hate.

Drudge has a link to a UK story that illustrates how China holds the U.S. hostage since they own so much of our debt. Stop spending so much Washington, and get us out of a budget deficit!

I recently finished The Demon in the Freezer by Richard Preston. Another fine example of narrative journalism, Preston uses exclusive interviews and a storytelling to talk about the issues of biological threats of Anthrax and Smallpox. The smallpox part is really frightening, how a group of heroic scientists eradicated smallpox, but how there are still stores of it in Russia and the CDC. While the CDC used it to try to find a new possible vaccine, Russia has not divulged how much it has and is often very secretive. It may be found in other places in the world as well–we just don’t know.

Smallpox is a horrifying disease and anyone who would release or manufacture such a biological agent as a form of a weapon is pure evil. God forbid that ever to happen.

I finished The Men Who Stare at Goats by journalist and documentarian Jon Ronson the other day. What a good book, nice narrative journalism. There’s some very disturbing information in there as well. It’s basically about how a few people in the military believed and some still believe in New Age phenomena. It does take a swipe at believing in God in one or two sentences, but besides that it’s a great book that mocks the strange and odd beliefs of some in the military who think that it’s possible to walk through walls and kill goats by just staring at them. There’s a lot of disturbing info, from the torture of Abu Graib detainees to even a martial arts instructor in Florida who trained one of the Sept. 11 hijackers. That instructor still considers that murdering hijacker “like a son.” Sick. He trained the hijackers combat to take over the plane, but I assume he didn’t know the plan then, otherwise he’d be in jail.

I saw on Google Video a documentary by Ronson on Ruby Ridge, and how the media including Bill Maher spinned the story. Maher even compared the kid who was murdered by the federal agent as he ran away, to a dog. What an evil person. If you don’t recall, Maher also mocked the death of Steve Irwin when he died.

If you’re not familiar with the Ruby Ridge story, while I am no fan of white supremacists (the family was NOT white supremacists, they just knew some and lived by some), or fan of any racist no matter what color they are, the man was entrapped with selling a sawed off shotgun to an undercover agent. An FBI sniper later killed his wife when she was unarmed and just opening the front door. Sick and evil. I support law enforcement, both local and federal, but when those same law enforcement murders a kid as he runs away, murdered in the back by an automatic weapon, or when a sniper murders a woman as she holds her baby, then that’s murder and those agents should be in jail. Those in authority should be held to a HIGHER standard instead of a lower standard.

It’s a great book. Check it out.

Some of the photos on zombietime.com are quite frightening, but the captions he puts on there are quite hilarious.  From the sickening pro-aborts at the Walk for Life rally, to the recent anti-Semite “anti-war” protestors who are not really against violence and intolerance since they are violent and intolerant as well.  From this post, my favorite quotes:  “Which pleople?” and “When a mask for the rally you select, into account its effect on people you must take.”  See link to understand.

The mastermind behind the 7/7 bombings in London as well as a key figure in exporting evil jihad to Europe was caught by U.S. Forces: 

The al-Qaeda leader who is thought to have devised the plan for the July 7 suicide bombings in London and an array of terrorist plots against Britain has been captured by the Americans.

Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi, a former major in Saddam Hussein’s army, was apprehended as he tried to enter Iraq from Iran and was transferred this week to the “high-value detainee programme” at Guantanamo Bay.

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