Showing posts with label Copenhagen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Copenhagen. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Men behaving “dumbly”

Today/tonight, we bring you an odd collection of "Man Not At His Finest."


Do not taunt the TV host...

Mr. Twenty-Seven-Percenter: That’s our governor!


That's right - keep smiling. Someone has to...

I’m so glad we spent all that time extending a hand to the mullahs…so they could slap it.

Since reaching out to Iran has worked so spectacularly well, don’t you think we should do the same with North Korea?


Lil' Kim...

I guess it was none of their business(es), either.

There’s one word for these chiselers…but I can’t use it here.

You know that Copenhagen Climate Conference? You know how a bunch of famous people showed up to protest warm weather? You know how they’re all really, really mad about people who drive big cars or live in big houses that spew pollution? You know how Prince Charles went there to lend his support? You know how he flew there in a big, private jet? You know how it has a huge, huge carbon footprint? You know?


The only thing bigger than his teeth? His carbon footprint, naturally...

Add Copenhagen: Al Gore and the Associated Press…busted.

Last add Copenhagen: What does it say when even the Russians are pointing a finger at you?


Busted - again...

Apparently, he wanted to vote on it before he understood it.

Reportedly, there are companies that won’t hire Americans – in America.

How do you spell U.S. Sen. Charles “Chuck” Schumer’s last name? Easy: schmuck.


Schmuck Schumer...

This is what happens when the inmates run the asylum.

Who would have the gall to tell its lawyers not to cooperate with a U.S. Civil Rights Commission investigation? The Department of Justice, that’s who. Wait, what?

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Terror, fear and loathing

Homegrown terror: fact or fiction? Fact. “Five young Muslim American men from the Washington suburbs who disappeared late last month were detained in Pakistan on Wednesday in a police raid on a house linked to a militant group, American and Pakistani officials said.”



Add Pakistani terrorists: the American who was arrested for his alleged role in last year’s massacre in Mumbai, India, is said to have been “a U.S. drug informant.” This story is just beginning to be told…


Terrorists - from America?

U.S.A.G. Eric Holder goes to NYC for meetings on the upcoming 9-11 mass murder/terror trials there: It’s what’s known in the game as “a bad situation being made worse.”


The brains behind the idea to bring terrorists back to the city targeted for the 9-11 attacks...

U.S.A.G. Eric Holder goes to NYC for meetings on the upcoming 9-11 mass murder/terror trials there: It’s what’s known in the game as “a bad situation being made worse.”

From Copenhagen (and its in-house newsletter, The New York Times) comes this headline for Most Obvious Observation of the Year: “Climate Deal Likely to Bear Big Price Tag” Obvious reply: Ya think?!


This week's home to most of the hot air being generated anywhere...

Europefeelin’ the love? Our bestest friends, the Brits, aren’t.

Add Climate Change: Apparently, the prez has some nifty ideas on ways to fix that-there-global-warmin’…

Last add Climate Change: Reportedly, not all of the president’s fellow Dems are on-board with his view on the weather of the world. Senator Jim Webb (D-VA) sent Barack Obama the following letter:

Dear Mr. President:

I would like to express my concern regarding reports that the Administration may believe it has the unilateral power to commit the government of the United States to certain standards that may be agreed upon at the upcoming United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference of Parties 15 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The phrase “politically binding” has been used.

Although details have not been made available, recent statements by Special Envoy on Climate Change Todd Stern indicate that negotiators may be intending to commit the United States to a nationwide emission reduction program. As you well know from your time in the Senate, only specific legislation agreed upon in the Congress, or a treaty ratified by the Senate, could actually create such a commitment on behalf of our country.

I would very much appreciate having this matter clarified in advance of the Copenhagen meetings.

Sincerely,
Jim Webb

United States Senator

In other words, “Who made you king?”


The president and the senator who reminded him he's just a president - not an emperor...