In the wake of Bin Laden's death, Radical Muslims have gone on a rampage in Southern California, killing anyone who's a legal US citizen. Police fear the death toll could reach as high as 12. I will keep you posted on future developments.
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And don't forget that in 20 years there will be enough Muslims in the United States to control all elections. So how old are you?
Al-Awlaki is the latest radical Imam to join the Al Ka-Boom Mosque. Unfortunately 72 Virgins will not be enough to assemble the 10,038 pieces of Anwar strewn all over Northern Yemen.
I hope this single column and its bad taste don't have the horribly adverse effect on IS that is being talked about so much. I would hate to see IS lose respect.
Same for the suggestion that the IS leaders are buttering up Mr. Lasakow and censoring others from responding to his fallacious arguments that lack of ticket sales justifies even greater taxpayer subsidy. It's hard to be the "best" thing in town if nobody agrees or attends, and hopefully Inside Suffolk will give up on this new cozy effort to warm up to the SCCA staff and those who attack the "red necks" who don't know what's best for them.
Chuck, you say that there is bad commentary from folks regarding IS Why are they not speaking up here at IS?. Its a forum to discussor to debate any topic. I think that Mr. Pocklington provides a great service to the community. That way rednecks and the social do gooders and non do gooders who think they are can express an opinion A great example of that is ongoing problem with a grown man who's dad protected him for years and others in power did the same.. So all of this local social engineering whether you support the cultural arts building itself, its board, its managers stands on its own merit as those in power who protect and still think that they are just being politically correct in their private thinking but not in the public forum. The good old boy net work is just for those who think they know whats best for us at the lower level in the food chain. There are many who arent in the social circles who do enjoy some of the programs at the SCCA. how soon many forget that they tore down a gift to the city so that all could see the structure in its splendor.But these are the same people who then built a "house"to conduct business from in the name of a man who's charity has benefitted this city and some who have lined their pockects as well. The "view" is gone and the estate down on the Nansemond fell into such a structual mess, that too now has been sold and bought by the social do gooders and the shakers and movers. This system will never change nor will the prople who "manage" these gifts. no matter there will be public money involved publicly and privately. Now sit down and stop complain. take off your slippers and put on your both of your frog flippers, that way you will stop swimming in a circle.
Sadly, I am unable to understand much of your ramblings other than to see that you may have given up on your (and our) ability to benefit even if nor "cure" some of those local problems you and others rightfully note.
I disagree that a joke column about "radical muslims" killing American citizens wholesalely last week was appropriate.
I also think that what some of us perceive as a new IS endorsement of the SCCA big spending without taxpayer accountability is a shame' Paul Lasakow is a fine person, but it is a mistake to villify those IS readers (nearly all) who think Mr. Lasakow's pasionate pleas overrule common sense (and the SNH poll showing almost no local interest in the SCCA.)
IS has served our community well, but it is scary that its zeal and brave presentations are becoming watered down and likely to result in its failing to grow in respect at this time and in more suggestions that reader comments are being trashed or arbitrarily deleted for "political" reasons rather than published.
The two "Americans" who went overseas and denounced their citizenship, they went overseas to wage war against the United States. They got a Hellfire missile in their chops and arse. anAl what-his-name renounced his citizenship and thus his 5th and 14th protections by his overt declarations and acts of war against the United States.One other thing, the Geneva convention didnt apply to these two POS I reckon they got all the process they were due.
Thank God we hit these guys with a missile. If we waterboarded them the left would be marching on the White House.
One other thing, the Geneva convention didnt apply to these two POS I reckon they got all the process they were due.
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And don't forget that in 20 years there will be enough Muslims in the United States to control all elections. So how old are you?
Zero is granting green cards to 80 k this year alone. you know those folks from the religion of peace.
I have seen nothing about this on the news, did this website get hacked??????
The Post, It Has Begun, as I read it is a bit of humor by Inside Suffolk. They are few legal citizens in that state.
Al-Awlaki is the latest radical Imam to join the Al Ka-Boom Mosque. Unfortunately 72 Virgins will not be enough to assemble the 10,038 pieces of Anwar strewn all over Northern Yemen.
I hope this single column and its bad taste don't have the horribly adverse effect on IS that is being talked about so much. I would hate to see IS lose respect.
Same for the suggestion that the IS leaders are buttering up Mr. Lasakow and censoring others from responding to his fallacious arguments that lack of ticket sales
justifies even greater taxpayer subsidy. It's hard to be the "best" thing in town if nobody agrees or attends, and hopefully Inside Suffolk will give up on this new cozy effort to warm up to the SCCA staff and those who attack the "red necks" who don't know what's best for them.
Chuck, you say that there is bad commentary from folks regarding IS Why are they not speaking up here at IS?. Its a forum to discussor to debate any topic. I think that Mr. Pocklington provides a great service to the community. That way rednecks and the social do gooders and non do gooders who think they are can express an opinion A great example of that is ongoing problem with a grown man who's dad protected him for years and others in power did the same.. So all of this local social engineering whether you support the cultural arts building itself, its board, its managers stands on its own merit as those in power who protect and still think that they are just being politically correct in their private thinking but not in the public forum. The good old boy net work is just for those who think they know whats best for us at the lower level in the food chain. There are many who arent in the social circles who do enjoy some of the programs at the SCCA. how soon many forget that they tore down a gift to the city so that all could see the structure in its splendor.But these are the same people who then built a "house"to conduct business from in the name of a man who's charity has benefitted this city and some who have lined their pockects as well. The "view" is gone and the estate down on the Nansemond fell into such a structual mess, that too now has been sold and bought by the social do gooders and the shakers and movers. This system will never change nor will the prople who "manage" these gifts. no matter there will be public money involved publicly and privately. Now sit down and stop complain. take off your slippers and put on your both of your frog flippers, that way you will stop swimming in a circle.
To anon 8.26 pm:
Sadly, I am unable to understand much of your ramblings other than to see that you may have given up on your (and our) ability to benefit even if nor "cure" some of those local problems you and others rightfully note.
I disagree that a joke column about "radical muslims" killing American citizens wholesalely last week was appropriate.
I also think that what some of us perceive as a new IS endorsement of the SCCA big spending without taxpayer accountability is a shame' Paul Lasakow is a fine person, but it is a mistake to villify those IS readers (nearly all) who think Mr. Lasakow's pasionate pleas overrule common sense (and the SNH poll showing almost no local interest in the SCCA.)
IS has served our community well, but it is scary that its zeal and brave presentations are becoming watered down and likely to result in its failing to grow in respect at this time and in more suggestions that reader comments are being trashed or arbitrarily deleted for "political" reasons rather than published.
The two "Americans" who went overseas and denounced their citizenship, they went overseas to wage war against the United States. They got a Hellfire missile in their chops and arse. anAl what-his-name renounced his citizenship and thus his 5th and 14th protections by his overt declarations and acts of war against the United States.One other thing, the Geneva convention didnt apply to these two POS
I reckon they got all the process they were due.
Thank God we hit these guys with a missile. If we waterboarded them the left would be marching on the White House.
One other thing, the Geneva convention didnt apply to these two POS
I reckon they got all the process they were due.
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