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Nailed the Sumbich

01 May 2011

George Rebane

Number One Raghead Osama bin Laden is dead – RIH. On to the next ones.

Posted in Current Affairs, Happenings, Our World

121 responses to “Nailed the Sumbich”

Todd Juvinall

01 May 2011

Yahoo!!!

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Michael R. kesti

01 May 2011

So what? This will have the same net effect as cutting off one of a sea star’s arms. The remaining parts of the organisms will be little affected and the removed portions will grow back.

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Mikey McD

01 May 2011

Great campaign speech by Obama tonight.

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Mikey McD

01 May 2011

Obama forgot to mention HIS blunder from earlier today in his “I, I, I, I, I, I, I, got Osama” speech…
“Libyans burn UK, Italy missions after NATO strike- AP
Angry mobs attacked Western embassies and a U.N. office in Tripoli Sunday after NATO bombed Moammar Gadhafi’s family compound in an attack officials said killed the leader’s second youngest son and three grandchildren, ages six months to two years.”

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Jeff Peline

01 May 2011

Mickey McD:
Obama is a two-term president. And you? LOL

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Mike Thornton

01 May 2011

I’m going to be watching with great delight as the right wing and its echo machine look for a way to spin this against Obama.
And by the way George, do you just wait for any excuse you can find to engage in racist name calling?
Talk about low class!

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Todd Juvinall

01 May 2011

Mikey, Pelline reported that Obama was killed tonight, so how could he be a two termer. LOL.

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Russ Steele

01 May 2011

Stratfor Analysis:
The United States has killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and recovered his body, according to numerous media reports May 1 citing U.S. officials. U.S. President Barack Obama is scheduled to make an announcement on the subject. It is not clear precisely how bin Laden was killed or how his body was recovered, but the assertion that he is dead is significant.
Bin Laden had become the symbol of al Qaeda, even though the degree to which he commanded the organization was questionable. The symbolic value of his death is obvious. The United States can claim a great victory. Al Qaeda can proclaim his martyrdom.
It is difficult to understand what this means at this moment, but it permits the Obama administration to claim victory, at least partially, over al Qaeda. It also opens the door for the beginning of a withdrawal from Afghanistan, regardless of the practical impact of bin Laden’s death. The mission in Afghanistan was to defeat al Qaeda, and with his death, a plausible claim can be made that the mission is complete. Again speculatively, it will be interesting to see how this affects U.S. strategy there.
Equally possible is that this will trigger action by al Qaeda in bin Laden’s name. We do not know how viable al Qaeda is or how deeply compromised it was. It is clear that bin Laden’s cover had been sufficiently penetrated to kill him. If bin Laden’s cover was penetrated, then the question becomes how much of the rest of the organization’s cover was penetrated. It is unlikely, however, that al Qaeda is so compromised that it cannot take further action.
At this early hour, the only thing possible is speculation on the consequences of bin Laden’s death, and that speculation is inherently flawed. Still, the importance of his death has its consequences. Certainly one consequence will be a sense of triumph in the United States. To others, this will be another false claim by the United States. For others it will be a call to war. We know little beyond what we have been told, but we know it matters.

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Todd Juvinall

01 May 2011

The leftwing dumkof bloggers and posters are taking some kind of credit for posting before others and calling George a racist again. The Mike Thornton fellow is at it again.

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George Rebane

01 May 2011

I will be watching for –
1. The fight for succession by al Qaeda lieutenants who will attempt to demonstrate their power and prowess by launching attacks against the west.
2. The course of the current ‘Islamic Spring’, will it become focused on individual nation-states becoming more liberal and beneficial to their citizens, allowing them fulfillment in pursuing their own personal goal.
3. The catalysis of the much-touted moderate Muslims worldwide, and especially in the US, to publicly denounce and actively resist their radical factions seeking a global Caliphate. Their silence to date has been deafening.
In sum, President Obama got this one right.

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Mike Thornton

01 May 2011

Guess what. “Raghead” is a “racist” term. If George doesn’t want to be called out as a “racist” maybe he should refrain from acting like one….

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Russ Steele

01 May 2011

Hot Air has a series of reports on the breaking news here.
Here is a sample:
Update (AP): The city where they got him is named Abbottabad. It’s not in the tribal areas; it’s in the northeastern part of the country, just 75 or so miles from the seat of government in Islamabad. A telling aside from O’s speech: He said that he called Pakistan’s president after the incident to let him know — which, presumably, means there wasn’t Pakistani cooperation after all. As I said earlier, relations between us will never be the same.
All credit to Obama, though, for pulling the trigger and sending troops in to take care of business. If OBL hadn’t been there or if things had gone wrong, this would have been an international clusterfark, especially given how deep they were inside the country. Well done.

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wmartin

01 May 2011

Jokes linking Bin Laden to iPhone ownership beginning in 3…2…1

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Todd Juvinall

01 May 2011

Let me see, George escaped from the Nazi’s, served the US in the military and became quite a brainiac doing all that stuff. Mike Thornton, what is your resume’.

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Mike Thornton

01 May 2011

Well Todd, I don’t call people “Ragheads”.

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D. King

01 May 2011

U.S. military kills Middle Eastern climate change spokesman.
http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/28297
Charlie Manson unavailable for comment.
http://www.newser.com/story/116722/charles-manson-gives-prison-interview-about-climate-change.html
With these two prominent climate change proponents
muzzled, are there enough feebleminded left to carry on?

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Garrett Worthington

01 May 2011

Mr. Juvinall, fat fingers make typing “raghead” names difficult ( Obama or Osama- LOL!!!). Pelline is a miserable man looking for company.

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Russ Steele

01 May 2011

Osama Bin Laden’s Compound Already Mapped on Google
Details here.

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Larry Wirth

01 May 2011

Pelline wasn’t the only one making that slip of the tongue, Geraldo did exactly the same thing on Fox.
I’m a little confused about the above use of the term “racist.” My information is that the most troublesome of the Muslim communities are those loosly referred to as “Arabs,” though like most modern nations, the group includes some truly racial admixture. That said, Arabians, Iranians, Afghans, Pakistani, Egyptians, Libyans, Tunisians, Algerians and Morrocons and most Indians (whose populace includes the largest national population of Muslims on Earth are all cacusians- white people for the truly ignorant. Most, not all Arabs are of the Semitic branch, like the Israelis. How does calling a misbehaved bunch of white trash “ragheads” come to be classified as “racism”? ‘Splain me, please. L

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Larry Wirth

01 May 2011

And, come to think of it, “white” also describes the Muslims of SE Europe, Turkey, and Central Asia. The only non-white Muslims are in Indonesia, Malaya, the Southern Philippines and sub-Saharan Africa. What’s the complaint about “racism”? L

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Jeff Pellne

01 May 2011

http://sierrafoothillsreport.com/2011/05/01/sun-sets-on-local-wingnut-empire/
[I guess we’ll leave his little bon mot (or cow pie, take your pick) in place in the hope that this time the FUE does really mean it and “move on” without us. Anyone want to bet that, without bashing the available local conservative blogs, they would have nothing to talk about over there? Oh yes, we must not forget about ‘scooplets’. gjr]

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Russ Steele

01 May 2011

While this will certainly boost Obama’s short term ratings, it will be the economy that will be his down fall. As the Clinton staff wrote on the wall “It is the Economy Stupid” And it will be the economy again that insures that Obama is a one term President. No one pumping $5 dollar gas in 2012 is going to remember who got Osama! Or care. We all vote our wallets, not who got Osama.

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RL Crabb

01 May 2011

Before you release the balloons for the early inaugeration Jeff, you might remember that twenty years ago George Bush the elder was riding high from the ouster of Saddam from Kuwait. His reelection looked so bulletproof that most prominent Democrats decided to sit out the ’92 campaign, giving the nomination to a backwater Governor nobody ever heard of.
The battle cry of the campaign was “It’s the economy, stupid!”
Throw in a rich independent candidate and you got a contest. Obama will win or lose depending on how many people are still unemployed by November, 2012.

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John Galt

02 May 2011

Precisely Mr Crabb. The “It’s the economy stupid” line still applies.
Kudus to Obama though for at least taking action. If my memory serves me, Bill Clinton had the opportunity and failed to take action. And Obama’s helicopter mission has turned out better than Jimmy Carter’s helicopter mission in Iran.
Looks like Obama might have just barely escaped being the worst President in modern history.

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Douglas Keachie

02 May 2011

By ending the myth of Osama’s invulnerability, recruiting new blood will be more difficult. My guess would be that Obama, being the chess player that he is, didn’t charge right in. No internet or phones ? no, not physically there, but I’m sure Osama stayed connected, at least for inbound traffic, using cables snaking out from the compound to other locations nearby. Obama’s Intelligence Operations would have found those nearby sites, and milked those for everything he could, and then released his birth certificate probably within the same hour he gave the go ahead to Special Forces/Navy SEALS. The information gleaned between August 2010 and now may result in a whole series of additional precision hits.
Trump actually played a small but important part. By stirring up the birther activity, and seemingly provoking Obama into releasing his, the Play’s the thing!
Osama thought Obama was hopelessly tied up in trivia, and was probably a little lax around the compound.
It’s wildly possible Obama and Trump worked together on this, wouldn’t that be The Great American Sting!

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Greg Goodknight

02 May 2011

The Saudis had ObL and offered him to Clinton. This was declined.
If in 2012 we’re still mired in three wars, one of which was entirely Obamas idea without any congressional buy in, folks will be wondering what killing Osama bought us, especially if dollar-denominated gasoline is as expensive as Obama wants it to be.

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Greg Goodknight

02 May 2011

What is the chance that the CIA combatant who shot Osama in the head was a Democrat?

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Russ Steele

02 May 2011

New York Times on the economy.
It has long been clear that economists do not see the world the way people experience it. That disconnect is especially pronounced now.
The economy lost steam in the first quarter. Growth in personal consumption — the single largest component of the economy — slowed markedly. Business-related construction cratered and residential construction fell. Exports stumbled. The only unambiguous plus was continued business investment in equipment and software, which is necessary but not sufficient for overall growth.
In all, economic growth slowed from an annual rate of 3.1 percent in the fourth quarter of 2010 to 1.8 percent in the first quarter of 2011.
Our local left thinks that killing Osama will be good for the economy and assure his re-election. How is personal consumption going to increase, because Osama is dead. Personal consumption has slowed because people have run out of money. How will the death of Osama restore these funds? What am I missing?

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RL Crabb

02 May 2011

So I guess all good Republicans will go to bed tonight praying for a lousy economy.

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Todd Juvinall

02 May 2011

I clicked on Pelline’s link above and was taken to Fantasy Land again. He is so busy patting himself on his back I find it amazing he can type. He and his minions of leftwingnuts are ensconced in a room with no windows and chatter incessantly. If it weren’t for Stoos these nuts would actually believe what they write. I actually scooped everyone on Osama yet I am so humble I only mention it in passing. LOL. I must say though, these posters at Pelline’s blog do give me a laugh. BTW, Thornton, what is your resume’?

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bill tozer

02 May 2011

Several hours after the news broke, the Daily News hit the streets with a big picture of bin laden on the front page with the headline “Rot In Hell”. The last word was in bold 4″ type. So, another raghead bites the dust. Hope this does not offend our two grossly obese lefty posters in their hour of political correctness bereavement. Fat dumfaks need love too.

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Barry Pruett

02 May 2011

Bob, now that is not fair. I am a Republican, but I am an American first. I pray that my children, and the troops that protect them, are safe from harms way. I pray that the economy goes through the roof and that our country can actually spend what we take in. This is a great victory for the Obama administration. We can talk about the economy later this week after we are done celebrating.

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D. King

02 May 2011

Greg Goodknight Said:
“…folks will be wondering what killing Osama bought us, especially if dollar-denominated gasoline is as expensive as Obama wants it to be.”
Exactly Greg!
Which is why I suspect Osama supported climate change related policies. High energy prices will do more to hurt us than any one physical attack.

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Todd Juvinall

02 May 2011

It is ironic that Al Queda endorsed the American democrats in 2006-08. They just hated Bush too.

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Sarah

02 May 2011

George, it must give your heart a warm feeling to see the fired union editor promoting his website on your blog.

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Mike Thornton

02 May 2011

Why can’t you guys just admit that President Obama handled this thing correctly?
When you read some of the story leading up to OBL’s killing you have to realize that not only did Obama make the correct call, but the smart and courageous ones as well!
http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2011/05/president-obama-had-authorized-bombing-of-compound-in-march-but-wanting-evidence-of-obls-death-cance.html
You guys would have at least a little credibility if you could face the facts once and awhile instead of looking for ways to defend racist rhetoric.
Let’s face it, Obama did what your boy Bush couldn’t get done and it says a lot more about you than it does of President, that you simply can’t just say “Good Job!” and move on.

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Mikey McD

02 May 2011

Bob, we already have a bad economy. Our prayers echo those in the Pruett household.
I am pleased that Obama is finally taking credit for continuing Bush’s wars; even if it is years after Obama campaigned against them.

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Todd Juvinall

02 May 2011

Thornton, you apparently don’t read much except your leftwingnut friends. Many of us are proud of President Obama for this. What you leftwing hypocrites don’t get is you guys trash your own country most of the time while we defend it and now when Osama is killed we have to once again be what you want us to be. Sorry, you are the lemming we are the people of freedom.

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Mike Thornton

02 May 2011

Well, Todd, you apparently don’t read much of what you and your friends write. And besides, you’ve been playing the “persecuted conservative” for far too long! I know it’s going to come as a shock to you, but you don’t have the market cornered on “freedom”. What you really mean when you talk about “freedom” is freedom for the people that can pay for it. And that means less “freedom” for everybody else. So take the phony “patriotism” and save it for someone who is stupid enough to fall for what has become a tired and lazy throwaway line coming from you.

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Todd Juvinall

02 May 2011

Well Thornton, you are still the leftwingnut philosopher. You were never a good radio guy and had to travel to a phoney job with a econut group. That explains your dislike of true Americans. When your ilk start to say good things about America you may get listened too. But, since you are unable to do that, you and your ilk are becoming endangered species.

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Mike Thornton

02 May 2011

Bitter, much?

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D. King

02 May 2011

“So I guess all good Republicans will go to bed tonight praying for a lousy economy.”
“…a lousy economy.” is what we’ve got. Moving forward with policies that make it worse may hurt Obama’s chances for re-election, but, it will be devastating to the third world. Along with “skyrocketing” energy prices, food prices will follow. Mud pies anyone?
http://www.breadblog.org/images/2008/03/12/haiti_mud_pies_2.jpg

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Todd Juvinall

02 May 2011

I m a very happy person Thorton. You seem to be the bitter one.

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Mike Thornton

02 May 2011

I’m not the one whining, Todd.
You, on the other hand have been whining and trying to be a bully ever since I’ve known you. It’s actually kind of sad. It almost causes me to feel sorry for you, almost…

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Larry Wirth

02 May 2011

Get a grip, folks. The demise of Bin Laden has been the pipeline for a long time. Obama deserves credit (which no one here has denied) for giving the right answer when asked “Mother, may I,” though he could hardly have said no.
What impact this will have on the ongoing Islamic assault on Western Civ remains to be seen. Effect on the 2012 election, probably nil.

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George Rebane

02 May 2011

Amen, LarryW.

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Todd Juvinall

02 May 2011

Thorton, no need to feel sorry for me man, I am very happy and I have never been arrested for a crime. You?

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Mike Thornton

02 May 2011

Has anybody ever told you that you’re a little “weird” Todd?
And here are George and Larry (right on cue) looking to demean Obama through slander and innuendo
You guys are too much.

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Steve Enos

02 May 2011

George… once again Todd’s childish, personal, off topic attack rants undermine any ability to have a respectful discussion on this blog.
Exit question for George… why do you allow Todd to do this time and time again, do you have any standards?

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Paul Emery

02 May 2011

I know it’s your clubhouse George but what threshold do you set for personal attacks where you reject them. You saying “I delete very few gratuitous personal attack comments” means that you do delete some. What is your standard on this?

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