June 2005

Club Gitmo!

June 20, 2005

Buy your Club Gitmo gear from the Excellence in Broadcasting store while supplies last! Choose from four sarcastic slogans designed to make even the most moderate liberals steaming mad: Got My Free Koran and Prayer Rug at G’itmo Your Tropical Retreat from the Stress of Jihad My Mullah went to Club G’itmo and All I [...]

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Pedophilia, Debauchery, Revelry

June 20, 2005

The Jackson family celebrates the acquittal of a boy-loving freak… in a casino. How appropriate. While we fiddle, civilization declines. Addendum: Thug rapes and kills 11-year-old girl. Acquitted. Then he attempts to rape 13-year-old girl. Acquitted. Either prosecutors in Cleveland don’t know how to try cases or the defense lawyers are just that clever. When [...]

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Crackdown?

June 19, 2005

U.S. and Iraqi troops, backed by U.S. and British aircraft, hunted and killed foreign fighters in the town of Karabila near the Syrian border on Sunday, prowling house to house in search of guerrilla bases….A hundred or so people waving white flags walked out from northern areas of Karabila at dawn on Sunday after loudspeaker [...]

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Send Shannon to California III

June 19, 2005

Two weeks ago I first told you about my sister, Shannon McCoy. I included a letter she wrote about why she and her six-year-old daughter are picking up and moving across the country so she can attend The Master’s College in Santa Clarita, California, to pursue a degree in Biblical Counseling, despite financial hardships. Many [...]

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U.S. Getting Serious In Iraq?

June 17, 2005

You don’t often hear about this kind of artillery “heavy offensive.” Let’s do what needs to be done and get the heck out of Iraq. The U.S. spends billions on military hardware, and we hardly ever use it. Addendum: Whoa! A Full Metal Jacket scenario. An American soldier murders his commander: An American army sergeant [...]

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GeeksRUs

June 17, 2005

Update: Have you ever tried to comment or trackback to LBC, and wondered why it never showed up? If you aren’t a troll, your comment was most likely blacklisted. Certain words and IP addresses are stored for protection against spam and trolls, and you probably used at least one of the words or part of [...]

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PBS Gets The Message About Liberal Bias

June 17, 2005

Update: House Appropriations Committee votes to cut PBS funding. If politicians want to save the taxpayers some dough, this is good place to start. Well done. ———————————— Well, well, well. So the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) has finally gotten the message. The taxpayer-supported network is updating its editorial policy in light of complaints about a [...]

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Missing Comments

June 16, 2005

Comments posted during the last half hour are missing. If yours is one of them, sorry about that. I’m having issues my host. I’ll get back to you… Check out The Truth Laid Bear’s new look. The main page lists top posts, blog communities, and carnivals. In the sidebar, you can jump to different topics.

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Gitmo Cookbook

June 15, 2005

Check out what prisoners of war have for dinner. What torture! By the way, prisoners of war should be held for the duration of the war. At least the prisoners in Cuba are eating well. Can’t say the same about Americans held in the Middle East. If they still have heads, they’re fortunate. Unrelated Update [...]

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Death Culturists Say Michael Schiavo ‘Vindicated’

June 15, 2005

According to Terri Schiavo’s autopsy report, she was severely brain-damaged. OK. For me, the whole tragedy surrounding Terri and the people who wanted her dead didn’t hinge on how severely brain-damaged she was. She was alive and wasn’t on life support, and her husband’s credibility was extremely low, too low to trust his assertion that [...]

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Mind & Media Is Looking For Reviewers!

June 15, 2005

Stacy Harp is a Christian promoter on the move. The blogger and entrepreneur runs several sites, including Mind & Media. Stacy is looking for medium- to high-traffic bloggers to write reviews of books and DVDs. One available book is No More Christian Nice Guy, which touches on the “Aren’t Christians supposed to be nice?” stereotype [...]

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LinkersRUs

June 15, 2005

For the last three weeks I’ve been on a roll. I’d severely curbed my here’s-a-post-link-to-it emailing because I was tired of what I call “chasing the link.” I succumbed to the temptation and e-mailed a few high-profile bloggers on Monday about my new business site (free advertising!), and Hugh Hewitt linked. That I happen to [...]

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‘You’re Being Used’

June 15, 2005

Ruben Navarrette, who writes for the San Diego Union Tribune, has a column in the Seattle Times that hits the proverbial nail on the head in “Liberals don’t know what to do with nondeferential minorities”: In the minds of many liberal Democrats, Hispanics and African Americans must seem to come in only two varieties: deferential [...]

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Special Thanks To Frequent Commenters…

June 14, 2005

Update III (6/15): How could I have forgotten about my kindred spirit, Jerry McClellan? He’s a faithful reader and commenter from my old Blog*Spot days. The Blogdom of God grows! ————————————————————————————————————————- Other frequent commenters with blogs: SCSIwuzzy, PatsRick, DarkStar (I’ll let him reveal his real name), Republican Jen, Chris Roberts, Renee, Mark La Roi, Stephen [...]

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Sixth Bush Judicial Nominee Confirmed

June 14, 2005

The filibuster “compromise” is looking sweeter and sweeter. Did the Democrats actually read what they were signing, or were they too busy mugging for the cameras? This is hilarious. The evil Karl Rove does it again! Says Senator Bill Frist: “I’m pleased with the bipartisan progress that we are making. Let us continue on this [...]

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