Today we celebrate the death of venerable, legendary dirtbag terrorist, Imad Mughniyeh in Damascus, Syria yesterday. Wanted for involvement in the 1983 Beirut bombing of the Marine barracks there and the murder of Navy diver Robert Stethem in 1985 during a hijacking. He was the most wanted terrorist in the world before 9/11. A high-ranking Hezbollah operative, Mughniyeh died when his car exploded. This was though to be the work of the Israeli Mossad with some help from other Western intelligence agencies (meaning the CIA). Long may he rot, and we are gratified that no matter how long it takes, we're going to get all of these vermin. Iran, who finances Hezbollah, released a statement condeming Israel. Well, we know where Hezbollah's home address is, don't we?]]>
I've been a Microsoft customer for many years, and I think they added a great deal to our mighty technological civilization. I also believe that they have made enough money, and we may need to find some alternatives to their 90% dominance of the world computer market. Recently, a Linux-based graphics-oriented system called 
...shall perish by the sword", as the Scripture tells us. Here pictured is Hussam Zahar, 24, son of Palestinian Hamas leader Mahmoud Zahar, who died fighting Israeli military units in the Gaza strip. This definitely not a man of peace. He had already lost an elder brother several years ago during an unsuccessful Israeli asassination attempt on his father. As President Bush toured the Mideast, Islamic radicals continue to stir up trouble and conduct terrorist attacks throughout the region. We support PA President Mahmoud Abbas in his attempt to find a peaceful solution to differences with Israel. The forces of civilization must prevail against these evil militants!
Congratulations to Maha Rushie! The Number One radio talk show host has been named "Man of the Year" by Human Events magazine. They are recognizing his towering defense of conservative principles all through the year. He was attacked by the Left on several different occasions, including an unprecedented assault on him by Senate Majority Leader 'Dingy' Harry Reid. This was the famous 'phony soldier' story, where Reid and his nefarious tools attempted to twist Rush's words. Rush astutely pointed out a supposedly antiwar soldier who in fact was a fraud who never served in Iraq as he claimed. Reid jumped on this "case" and denounced Rush, a private citizen, on the floor of the Senate. This kind of tactic hasn't been used since the McCarthy era. He and his co-asassins were proven wrong, and Rush turned the tables by auctioning off a complaint letter signed by 44 Senate Democrat for $2.1 million. Matching it with an identical amount, Rush donated the entire $4.2 million to the Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation. Rush is truly a King among men.
Today, right before the Iowa Caucuses, I am announcing my pick for President of United States. I am proud to endorse former NYC Mayor Rudi Giuliani for President. As a conservative, I have looked carefully over all of the well-qualified GOP candidates for president, and Rudy impresses me most of all. More than anything else, I am a national security conservative, and I am thoroughly convinced that Rudy will defend this country with determination and vigor. He proved his metal by showing strong leadership during one of our nation's darkest hours, the 9-11 Attack on NYC's World Trade Center. He also showed strength and determination in fighting organized crime in NY as a US Attorney under President Ronald Reagan. We do have some differences in social issues, but he wisely promised to appoint conservative judges in the mold of Justices Scalia and Thomas. That's good enough for me. Other candidates, like Gov. Huckabee of Arkansas are stronger on moral issues, but go soft on law enforcement and illegal immigration. We would all sleep more soundly with Rudy Giuliani as president in these turbulent times.
No wimpy 'Holiday Greetings' or 'Seasons Greetings' here. Here PC is just a computer. We proudly say 'Merry Christmas' to all of our enemies, from the terrorists of Al-Qaeda who wish to destroy Western Civilization to the radical secularists at the ACLU who want to-- well-- 
My hearty congratulations to King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia for pardoning a young lady who was gang raped earlier this year. Under the Kingdom's conservative laws, she was also liable for punishment for being in the company of men not related to her. Pres. George W. Bush also weighed in wish a strong expression of displeasure about the episode. Your Majesty, it's time to banish Saudi Arabia's medieval standards of justice and bring your country into the modern era. 
Antiwar liberal knuckleheads and Al-Qaeda sympathizers have a new hero-- National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley (or so they think). Since the NIE Summary was released and said that Iran stopped their nuclear weapon program in 2003, these clowns have been crowing about something, but it's not clear what. Are you guys saying that 'diplomacy' works? It's fascinating to see Mahmoud crowing about 'victory', quoting a US government report. How does he know that we're not playing him? Now let's see-- in 2003, we invaded Iraq, right next door to Iran. On their border, we had been in Afghanistan for two years already. The A. Q. Khan nuclear organization was broken up that year as well. Let's see now-- Ahmadinejad and Co. had a lot to be afraid of. Fear-- of the Central Command-- is their only motivating factor. Also, the NIE summary was written by some soft-headed ex-State department types, and shouldn't be completely trusted. As President Bush has noted, Iran is still enriching uranium, and could restart a weapons program at any. Remember what Patrick Henry said-- "the price of liberty is eternal vigilance".
Let's give three cheers for the people of Venezuela!!! “We’ve put a stop to the socialist authoritarian project,” said one leader, Leopoldo Lopez. “Now we’re opening the way to democracy.” (MSNBC) Let's keep an eye on Mr. Lopez, sure to be a future leader of Venezuela. Chavez' attempt to become 'dictator for life' was defeated 51-49, despite a slanted electoral system. As usual, Chavez is threatening US oil supplies. I say to him-- go ahead. At $90 a barrel, there are alot of other places to get oil. 
Gen. Petraeus took command: Petraeus took on his new assignment with determination and a specific plan for victory, not just holding the line. He literally wrote the book on counterinsurgency, and he put it into practice. He made a difference in working with Sunni tribal leaders, turning them against Al-Qaeda and cultivating their cooperation. He made a strategic move here that was decisive.