Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Kinda cool

Isn't it ironic that in the middle of this economic crisis our government takes a break to observe Rosh Hashanah which, is a time to repent and become righteous. It is characterized by blowing the shofar which is intended to awaken the listener from his 'slumber' and to alert them of coming judgment. I don't believe America sees the correlation.

WAKE UP AMERICA

H/T Terry Springfield

Firefight - US Marines VS Insurgents



Thought about this one for an hour before posting

Somali Pirates Hijack Ship

Somali Pirates hijack ship carrying armed forces hardware. Naval ships have been deployed as pirates vow not to surrender.

Video here

Royal Navy's New Super Sub

Once she goes into operation in 2009, Astute will carry a 98-man crew and stay at sea for 12 weeks. Her nuclear-powered engine will propel her through the water at more than 20 knots, yet the UK's first stealth sub makes less noise than a baby dolphin, making her as good as undetectable.

Video here

U.S. Marine Cpl. Garrett Jones was re-deployed just a year after losing his left leg to a roadside bomb while serving in Iraq as an infantry fighter. In previous wars, Jones would have received a medical discharge and returned to civilian life. But the Pentagon has made it possible for Marines who’d like to return to the front lines, to return.

VIA Pat Dollard

"Cavalryman at Camp Cheyenne - S.Dakota 1890"

Guess she didn't want to play

More government insight

Hairy hiney


Back to School

An Iraqi Army Soldier hands out school supplies to children at the al-Abbas School in al-Imam, Babil province, Sept. 25, 2008. Photo by Jacob Brown.


An elderly woman waits for her food at an old people's home in Jammu, India.

On a rainy day in the Netherlands, Queen Beatrix waves from a bus as she arrives to visit a factory in Ijmuiden.

Does Islam Justify Honor Killings?

What kind of an ideology causes a man to show no remorse for murdering his own daughter, but rants and raves at being served ham sandwiches while in prison? The media picked up the story quickly and asked, "Is Islam to blame?"

Monday, September 29, 2008

Its been a rough day

REMEBER WHY THEY'RE AWAY



A REMINDER TO ALL THE TREE HUGGING, BANNER WAVING DO-GOODERS OF WHY OUR TROOPS ARE FIGHTING A WAR.

Sam & Dave - Soothe Me

Don't you just love how the government can come along and just flubber everything up



Anti-God, anti- American, anti-gun. Pro dumb-ass.

This cow must have a serious drug problem


Psych Flight

Seen through a night-vision device, U.S. Army Sgt. Alex Plitsas, left, and Spc. John Rosa, wait for a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter to land on Forward Operating Base Liberty, Iraq, Sept. 20, 2008. The Soldiers, both assiged to the 4th Infantry Division's 312th Psychological Operation Company, were preparing to take part in a leaflet drop mission. U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Manuel J. Martinez.

Another top made in China?


A Little Hand

A U.S. Soldier assigned to the 1st Battalion, 8th Infantry Regiment, shakes hands with a young Iraqi girl during a market assessment at Cherry Market in Al Karama, Mosul, Iraq, Sept. 17, 2008. U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Sarah De Boise

muslims takin the piss once again


A huge advertising sign lies on the ground in Suao, Taiwan, having been knocked down by the strong winds of Typhoon Jaigmi. The storm killed at least two people as it battered the island.

Wacky human inventions from 1930's

* 1995, the United States Navy disbands Fighter Squadron #84 (VF-84),
the celebrated Jolly Rogers

Sunday, September 28, 2008


Red planet

Chinas launching rockets into space but still driving these?


Green Knee

U.S. Army Soldiers conduct security during an evening dismounted patrol through a village in Diyala Province, Iraq, Sept. 22, 2008. The soldiers are assigned to the 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment's 4th Platoon. U.S. Army photo by Spc. Ronald Wright.

This months scary picture


C-160 Prepares to Land

A German Air Force military aircraft Transall C-160 prepares to land at the airfield of the German camp in the outskirts of Kunduz, northern Afghanistan, Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2008. A suicide bomber exploded himself when a convoy of German Federal Armed Forces (Bundeswehr) soldiers left the camp in Kunduz for a patrol. None of the soldiers got hurt. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)

Why Bill never turns out the lights



Click the pic to find out

Air Force Baby



Was going to write something smart aleck, but that kid may know where I live.

A look at the nannys

DO AS I SAY - Official Trailer

In defense of Macsmind



This is MacRanger of Macsmind. As you know I was hacked by operatives of the Obama Campaign last month. Well, it happened again. Basically they flooded the site with “sql bombs” according to the host that caused the shared server to stop running. Subsequently be had to disable the site. This had to do with running the “Obama wants to Disarm America” post which more than 2 million people viewed on the site. Just like the goons in Missouri, the Obama truthers can’t let the truth be known. I’ve now moved the blog back to blogspot at macsmind.blogspot.com at least temporally. Because of the hacking job I had to move to another host but unfortunately they haven’t got the server up yet to redirect the traffic to blogspot. I would appreciate a mention to your readers. I’m getting a couple of hundred emails about “what happened”, but as you can imagine it hard to get the word out by reply.

Thanks,

MacRanger

Here is the temporary Macsmind blog.

My freind over at Liberty Peak says he's lonely


An American Author and Her Publishers Held Hostage by the "Religion of Peace"

Well no wonder, someone stole his girl

Saturday, September 27, 2008

Syrian car bomb attack kills 17

Footage of the damage caused by the bomb


Off to work I go

Some days I think I work with all these folks

Hillary Clinton supporter makes her case



Hillary must be so proud to have these people backing her, eh Bubba.

Poor bubba

Traffic Cops - Swedish Twins cause mayhem on Motorway.



Crazy

McCain Is Right

Riding the Caspian Sea Monster

Was it a boat? Was it a plane? A bit of both in fact. The Ekranoplan was one of the more obscure products of the fight for technological supremacy in the Cold War. Nigel Paterson, who joined Top Gear presenter James May for a test "flight", recounts its secret history.

James May on how Ekranoplan works

Friday, September 26, 2008

More Obama saving the world


A massive bomb blast outside the Marriott Hotel in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, killed at least 40 people.

Diaper Depot

A young Iraqi girl walks away with her new diapers, given to her by U.S. Soldiers from the 101st Airborne, 65th Military Police Company during a humanitarian mission at the free health clinic in Mahmudiyah, Iraq on Sep. 22, 2008. Photo by Spc. Richard Del Vecchio.


"In order to augment the defences for stopping the Russian invasion on united india a 42 Kms long Khyber Railway was built by them in 1920s from Peshawar to Landi Kotal at an enormous cost of $ 6 millions by the British. This is one of the most historical and interesting train journey in the world today. As the train coaches are pulled and pushed by two 1920s model vintage oil fired steam engines to clim 1200 meters through 34 tunnels and 92 bridges and culvets. At one point the track climbs to 130 meters after a journey of 1.5 kilometers. A section of track is also shaped like a W and the train has to breathe hevily before changing directions. The tribes people travel free as part of the contract agreed upon whn they allowed the British to build the railway through their territory, and this rule is still honored. "

An orangutan from a safari park in eastern China visits the vet after kidney stones were detected in a lion cub and two baby orangutans that had consumed contaminated milk powder.

Pedestrians glance at board showing Japanese stock prices. Tokyo's markets have been rocked in a tumultuous week of trading sparked by concerns about the future of the US financial system.

The way its been all along

We're saved!

Gray Lady dons a cheerleader skirt

By Jonah Goldberg






http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | Shortly before John McCain suspended his campaign to help with the Wall Street bailout, his generals declared war on The New York Times.



The New York Times is clearly rooting for Barack Obama (just as it was rooting for McCain against Bush in 2000). As Kurtz has demonstrated, the Times has soft-pedaled Obama's ties to William Ayers, an unrepentant domestic terrorist whose former outfit, The Weathermen, bombed the Pentagon and other American targets.


Times editorials read like Obama press releases. On McCain's controversial ad criticizing Obama's vote for a sex-ed bill in the Illinois legislature, the Times proclaimed that McCain "flat-out lies" and argued that "at most, kindergarteners were to be taught the dangers of sexual predators." A plain reading of the actual bill shows that the Times is flat-out lying.

More here

Thursday, September 25, 2008

The only solution to libs, lefty's and greenys

















But then I guess the burgers would taste icky

Infidel gal terrorizing the muslims


"A day out on the Tallyho stage coach - S.Dakota 1889"

Just click the ball


Stuck Truck

U.S. Marines check for damage on a disabled Humvee in the Al Anbar Province, Iraq, Sept. 13, 2008. The Marines, assigned to the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing's, Company B, Marine Wing Support Squadron 274, are patrolling the Al Asad Area of Operations searching for signs of insurgent activity and fostering community relations. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Justin L Wainscott.


Funny Video - Click here for more blooper videos

Todays scary picture


Light Show

U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Chang Ahn, left, and Maj. David McCulley update perimeter maps to increase base security during Operation Lewis and Clark on Joint Base Balad, Iraq, Sept. 11, 2008. Operation Lewis and Clark is a joint patrol in which Air Force security forces are introduced to Balad's outer perimeter. Since Americans began operating from Balad in 2003, the Army has been responsible for base security.

Little man in a hole


President Dmitry Medvedev climbs out of a hatch on a nuclear powered submarine at a base in the Russian far east.

China? Worse than SUV's?


A young orangutan is checked for kidney stones at an animal hospital in China after being fed contaminated milk.