DYSPEPSIA GENERATION

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This is not a local struggle.

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Oh, yeah, this is going to be an entertaining four years.

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My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.

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Well, who better?

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Jay Norlinger wishes that they would just shut up and sing.

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Not really news but a useful reminder.

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Let that be a lesson to us all.

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Oh, yeah, China is a Commie dictatorship. Almost forgot.

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But we knew that.

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Hey, it’s not like the Church of England was a Christian organization or anything. I mean really.

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Funny how the favorite pastimes of the Frosting depend on the economic surplus generated by the efforts of the Cake. Must burn their buns real bad.

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I thought that these wierdos only lived in America.

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The course of true love doth ne’er run smooth.

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Better watch your step in Ohio.

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Think of it as evolution in action.

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Pelosi’s maneuvers are the latest sign that she has abandoned her promise to “create the most honest, most open, and most ethical Congress in history.” By limiting the minority’s ability to offer alternative legislation on the House floor, Pelosi is shutting down one of the few legislative weapons Republicans have at their disposal. Ending term limits means many chairman will weild the gavel until they retire or die.

Who believes Democrat promises? Not us.

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In case you were wondering. I know I was.

Of course, they don’t mention “drowning in left-wing bullshit”, since that would be giving the game away….

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Question: What makes this group a “church”, other than the fact that it calls itself one? Is it a “church” only in the same sense that Bill Clinton was “the first black President”?

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This does not faze some of Panetta’s defenders, who assure us that all of the sudden, intelligence experienceis not all that important. What matters, we are assured, is judgment. That’s nice; of course, given the background of the incoming President of the United States, one might expect that experience would be downgraded. But after a while, these snide dismissals of experience grow lame, do they not? We have a major task ahead of us to augment our intelligence gathering and analysis capabilities and we are picking someone to serve as DCI who has no background whatsoever in these matters. Am I to believe that we shouldn’t be nervous over that?

Next: George Stephanopolous for Secretary of Defense. It could happen.

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Not really news, but a useful reminder.

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And let me know when this appears in the Big Name Media.

I won’t be holding my breath.

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Government action is urgently needed to address this monstrous injustice!

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Send some pizza to Israeli soldiers, who are on the front lines defending civilization against Islam.

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Your future under Islam. Don’t say you weren’t warned.

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Considering how many authors are socialists, this is actually pretty amusing.

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Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

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This illustrates quite well the general Democrat approach to law: Laws only apply if the Democrat in question agrees with it.

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The link is just for reference — this is sufficiently important that I’m going to mirror the entire post.

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Thousands of teachers are sharing videos on a Web site called Teacher Tube, started in March 2007 by Jason Smith, 39, the superintendent of Melissa ISD in rural Collin County, and his brother Adam, 29, an engineer.

I’m not sure which is the more disquieting: The notion that Collin County’s dysfunctional public education system is now exposed for the world to see, or the notion that the rest of the world is sufficiently worse off that they’re looking to Collin County’s dysfunctional public education system for pointers.

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YES!

While they may seem boring, those with self-control are more likely to be healthy than people who take risks.

Highly conscientious people live on average two to four years longer, are less likely to smoke or drink to excess, and live more stable and less stressful lives, Prof Friedman found.

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Moral: Stay off of public transport.

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But Sea Salt is like Trader Joes, Banksy, or The Shins-entry level to their respective field.  Therefore, it is important that you learn about other more expensive salts so that you can complain about not having them.  To a white person, this shows that you know and love expensive things but feel sad that you can’t yet afford them.

I have never known a White Person who was not a food snob. Preference for sea salt is an essential component thereof.

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Unfortunately not.

He added: “I mean, right now is probably a bad time, because we’ve got enough Bushes in there.”

And they’ve been a serious disappointment.

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Richardson, who will remain governor of New Mexico, is facing a federal grand jury investigation into whether he exchanged government contracts for contributions to three Richardson political committees.

Oh, say it ain’t so.

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In one of those jobs that Americana won’t take, the Times of London reports that the Habitat for Humanity houses that former President Jimmy Carter and some of his Hollywood homeboys nailed together in Florida just eight years ago are falling apart.

But what to results matter? Their intentions were good, and that’s all that counts.

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“Ja’ Shawn Powell”?

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Hey, kids! Let’s blame it on the Jews!

Reminder for the dimwitted: Islam is an oppressive totalitarian ideology with which no co-existence is possible

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Not Weird Science, it’s Wired Science.

No, I don’t know what that means, either. But it has pretty pictures.

Mark Steyn starts the new year off right.

Over in Gaza, whether or not they’re putting the Christ back in Christmas, they’re certainly putting the crucifixion back in Easter.

In Gaza, they don’t vote for Hamas because they want access to university education. Or, if they do, it’s to get Junior into the Saudi-funded Hamas-run Islamic University of Gaza, where majoring in rocket science involves making one and firing it at the Zionist Entity. In 2007, as part of their attempt to recover Gaza from Hamas, Fatah seized 1,000 Qassam rockets at the university, as well as seven Iranian military trainers.

Wafa Samir Ibrahim al-Biss, a young Palestinian woman who received considerate and exemplary treatment at an Israeli hospital in Beersheva, returned to that same hospital packed with explosives in order to blow herself up and kill the doctors and nurses who restored her to health.

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And ponder: What would the reaction be to a t-shirt that showed a stick figure putting a crescent in a trash can with the caption “Keep America Clean”. Or perhaps “Keep America Safe”?

Hm….

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The National Commission on Surface Transportation Infrastructure Financing, a 15-member panel created by Congress, is the second group in a year to call for higher fuel taxes.

In the old days, doctors felt that the best way to cure people was to bleed them.

Apparently, a lot of these guys have been reincarnated as government “experts”.

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Corporate fatcats? Nope — government employees. Tell me you were surprised.

Pournelle’s Iron Law of Government states “The first priority of governments is to hire and pay government workers.”