How about a "Watersports Division" ??

First choice - Ted Kennedy.

Edited by author 11-28-2004 10:35 AM
corsair, you forgot three of your earlier favorites in legacy media

Atlanta Journal-Constipation

San Diego Urine-Buffoon

San Jose Murky-News (my favorite)

They would be nominated for the obvious reasons.

This is fun!

Jackson Kwan Lee

Who is Major Owens?

Major Owens is a U.S. congress-critter from Brooklyn, New York City, he once introduced a bill to H.R. to repeal the Second Amendment to the constitution. Yep, Major, that's his real first name, and that bill on 2AM is just the tip of his lunatic iceberg, he is nuts.

If this country was Nazi Germany, or the Netherlands, or ohterwise in the total control of the Democratic Party abortionists, somebody would introduce special legislation for retroactive birth control for Major Owens, he is certifiably incompetent if not insane.

and by the way, check this celebrity idiots, LOL! http://vikingphoenix.com/public/CelebrityFiles/celebidiots.htm

I just saw some photos of Ted Kennedy the other day, and I had no idea weasels could get so fat.

Michael Moore is worse than a weasel, and an insult to weasels everywhere. PETA should intervene along the Axis of Weasel, our little furry friends should not be insulted this way.

Edited by author 04-02-2005 10:50 PM
Jane Fonda and the Axis of Weasel

As Redvet posted on Usenet about Jane Fonda "Nor was she the only one who visited during those years, just one of the last....". It would be interesting to match these names and organizations against lists found in the secret police archives of the Soviet Union, East Germany, Romania, Czechoslovakia, etc. Defectors Lunev (USSR, KGB/GRU info) and Pacepa (head of Romanian spy services) have both said that communist spy agencies financed American antiwar groups. North Vietnamese army colonel Tin Bui said the communist leadership in Hanoi was encouraged by Jane Fonda and others to hang on.

Redvet has posted this list on UseNet several times.

Source from:
Clinton, James.The Loyal Opposition: Americans in North Vietnam, 1965-1972. University of Colorado, 1995.

Appendix: U.S. Citizens Who Traveled to North Vietnam: 1965-1972

Name/Affiliation/Year of Visit

Adams, Herbert/ NA/1965

Allen, Rev. Michael/ accompanied Telford Taylor, Joan Baez; associate dean, Yale Divinity School/1972

Aptheker, Herbert/ historian; member, U.S. Communist Party; accompanied Tom Hayden and Staughton Lynd/1965

Arnett, Peter/ accompanied Cora Weiss; war reporter,author (with Michael Maclear), The Ten Thousand Day War: Vietnam 1945-1975 (NewYork: St. Martin's Press, 1981)/1972

Ashmore, Harry S./ journalist; author (with W. C. Baggs), Mission to Hanoi. -A 1968 Chronicle of Double Dealing in High Places (New York: Putnam, 1968)/1967 and 1968

Austin, Jan/ editorial board, Ramparts; editor, War Bulletin; accompanied both Eldridge Cleaver and Tom Hayden/1970 and 1972

Baez, Joan/ accompanied Telford Taylor; singer; Amnesty International/1972

Baggs, William C./ editor, Miami News; accompanied Harry Ashmore/ 1967 and 1968

Barnet, Richard J./ co-director, Institute for Policy Studies; author (with Ralph Stavins and Marcus G. Raskin), Washington Plans an Aggressive War (New York: Random House, 1971)/1969

Barrow, Willie/ accompanied Irma Zigas; minister/1971

Bennett, Anne/ accompanied Ronald Young and Trudi Schutz Young/1970

Benson, Sally/ NA/NA

Berrigan, Rev. Daniel/ priest; POW escort; author, Night Flight to Hanoi: War Diary With 11 Poems (New York: Macmillan, 1968)/1968

Bevel, Diane Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; accompanied Grace Newman/1966

Blumenfeld, Regina/ accompanied Eldridge Cleaver/1970

Boardman, Betty/ Quaker activist (delivered medical supplies in ketch to Haiphong)/1967

Branfman, Fred/ accompanied Susan Miller-Coulter, Tom Hayden, and Howard Zinn-, director, "Project Air War"/1972

Brown, Elaine/ vice minister of information, Black Panther Party/1970

Brown, Rev. John/ Episcopal priest; accompanied Tom Hayden and Rennie Davis/1967

Brown, Robert/ accompanied Tom Hayden and Rennie Davis/1967

Burrows, Vinnie/ actress; poet/NA

Bury, Rev. Harry/ priest; International Assembly of Christians in SolidarityWith the Vietnamese/1972

Butterfield, Fox/ reporter, New York Times; accompanied Cyrus Eaton, his grandfather/1969

Caldwell, Clifton/ vice president, Meat Cutters Union/1972

Camp, Katherine/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; national chairwoman, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom; Steering Committee, New Mobilization ("Mobe")/1971

Carmichael, Stokely/ chairman, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; member, International War CrimesTribunal,1967/1967

Champney, Horace/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix 1967

Charles, Olga/ wife of POW Lt. Norris Charles; accompanied husband back to States/1972

Chomsky, Noam/ professor, MIT; accompanied Douglas Dowd and Richard Fernandez; principal organizer, Resist/1970

Clark, Ramsey/ former U.S. attorney general; Amnesty International, U.S./1972

Clarke, Mary Women Strike for Peace; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1965

Cleaver, Eldridge/ minister of information, Black Panther Party/1970

Clement, Marilyn/ accompanied woman associated with Operation Push, Chicago/NA

Cobb, Charles/ accompanied Julius Lester; member Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; member, Commission of Inquiry to North Vietnam, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967

Coffin, Rev. William Sloane/ chaplain, Yale University; POW escort; Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy/1972

Collingwood, Charles/ CBS News reporter/1967

Collins, Judy/ folksinger/NA

Cook, Terrie/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1971

Craven, Joseph (Jay)/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1971

Davis, Rennie/ project director, National Mobilization Committee; leader, SDS; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; May Day Collective; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; POW escort/1967 and 1960

Dellinger, David/ chairman, National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam; editor,Liberation; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; POW escort; member, War Crimes Tribunal, Stockholm and Copenhagen, 1967; Committee of Liaison; Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee; Steering Committee,1969, National Antiwar Conference; author/1966 and 1967 and 1972

Deming, Barbara/ editorial board, Liberation magazine/1966

Douglas, John/ SDS; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; filmmaker, Newsreel/1969

Dowd, Douglas/ professor, Cornell University; New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam ("Mobe"); New Universities' Conference participant; Resist; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1970

Drath, Phillip/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967

Duckles, Madeline/ accompanied Cora Weiss and Ethel Taylor; Women Strike for Peace; member, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Eaton, Anne accompanied husband, Cyrus 1969/1968

Eaton, Cyrus/ 86-year-old Cleveland industrialist/1969

Eaton, Robert/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967

Egleson, Nicholas/ president, SDS; accompanied David Dellinger/1967

Elder, Joseph/ American Friends Service Committee/1968

Evans, Linda/ member, SDS/1969

Falk, Richard/ professor, Princeton University; POW escort; Amnesty International, U.S.; author, The Vietnam War and International Law (Princeton NJ: Princeton University Press; vol. 1, 1967; vol.2, 1969; vol. 3, 1972; and vol. 4, 1976)/1972

Faun, Richard/ accompanied Betty Boardman; employed by Canadian Broadcasting System/1967

Feinberg, Abraham/ rabbi; accompanied David Dellinger/1967

Fernandez, Richard/ minister; Clergy and Laity Concerned About Vietnam; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; Steering Committee, National
Antiwar Conference; National Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression/1970

FitzGerald, Frances/ author, Fire in the Lake: The Vietnamese and the Americans in Vietnam (Boston: Little, Brown, 1972)/NA

Floyd, Randy/ American Deserters Committee, Sweden/1972

Fonda, Jane/ actress; People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1972 - See if she mentions this in her new book "Jane Fonda: My Life So Far" -- http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/037...08/vikingphoenix-20 also see Jane Fonda Files -- http://vikingphoenix.com/public/CelebrityF...Fonda/JaneFonda.htm



Forest, James/ secretary, World Peace Committee/1970

Fruchter, Norman/ SDS; POW escort; founding member of Newsreel; co-organizer with Tom Hayden of Newark (New Jersey) CommunityUnion Project (NCUP)/1967 and
1969

Froines, Ann/ wife of John Froines, Chicago Seven/1970

Fulmer, Mark/ student; accompanied David Kirby/1968

Gartley, Minnie Lee/ mother of POW Navy Lt. Mark Gartley/1972

Gerassi, John/ author, North Vietnam: A Documentary (Indianapolis, IN: Bobbs-Merrill, 1968); member, first
investigating team, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967

Gibbons, Harold/ vice president, Teamsters Union/1972

Gordon, Lorraine/ accompanied Mary Clarke; Women Strike for Peace/1965

Greenblatt, Robert/ professor, Cornell University; Steering Committee, New Mobilization; New University Conference; accompanied Andrew Kopkind, Susan Sontag, and Franz Schurmann/1968

Griffith, Patricia/ wife of Cornell University chemistry professor; administrative secretary, Nov. 5-8 "Mobe" Committee/1966

Grizzard, Vernon/ accompanied Anne Weills, Stewart Meacham, and POWs; SDS; member, National "Mobe"/1968

Gumbo, Judith Clavir/ accompanied Nancy Rubin and Genie Plamondon/1970

Hall, Gus/ general secretary, U.S. Communist Party/1972

Hamilton, Mary Anne/ International Assembly of Christiansin Solidarity With the Vietnamese; accompanied Rev. Harry Bury/1972

Hart, Jane/ wife of Sen. Philip A. Hart, Democrat, of Michigan/1972

Hart, John/ reporter, CBS News/1971

Hayden, Tom/ founder, SDS; project director, "Mobe"; author, The Love of Possession Is aDisease With Them (Chicago: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1972)1965 and 1967 and 1972

Heick, William/ accompanied Betty Boardman; employed by Canadian Broadcasting System/1967

Herring, Frances/ accompanied Mary Clarke; professor, University of California, Berkeley/1965

Hersh, Seymour/ investigative reporter, New York Times; University of California, Berkeley author, My Lai 4. A Report on the Massacre and Its Aftermath (New York: Random House, 1970)/1972

Hunter, Rev. David/ deputy general secretary, National Council of Churches/1972

Ifshin, David/ president, National Student Association; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice chairman, Black Antiwar Antidraft Union;
Young Workers'/1970

Johnson, James A/ Liberation League; one of Fort Hood Three; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; SDS/1969

Kahin, George McT./ professor of government, Cornell University/1971 and 1972

King, Alexis/ women's liberation movement; accompanied Eldridge Cleaver/1970

Kirby, David/ student/1968

Kirkpatrick, Kenneth/ American Friends Service Committee/1970

Koch, Jon Christopher/ accompanied Harold Supriano, Michael Myerson, and Richard Ward; former radio producer/1965

Koen, Rev. Charles/ minister; national chairman, Black United Front/1971

Kolko, Gabriel/ historian/NA

Kolko, Joyce/ economist/NA

Kopkind, Andrew/ SDS; accompanied Robert Greenblatt and Susan Sontag; editor, New Republic/1968

Kraft, Joseph/ news correspondent/1972

Kramer, Robert/ SDS; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; founding member, Newsreel/1969

Kransberg, Janet/NA/NA

Krause, Ruth/ accompanied Mary Clarke; Women Strike for Peace/1967

Lawson, Phillip/ Methodist minister; Executive Committee, New "Mobe"/1970

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Thank you for your kind attention.

Claude Dreyfus
Chief Inspector,
Surete, Emeritus

Axis of Weasel described by Victor Davis Hanson

There is much talk of post-election reorganization and rethinking among demoralized liberals, especially in matters of foreign policy.

They could start by accepting that the demise of many of their cherished beliefs and institutions was not the fault of others. More often, the problems are fundamental flaws in their own thinking — such as the ends of good intentions justifying the means of expediency and untruth, and forced equality being a higher moral good than individual liberty and freedom.

Whether we call such notions “political correctness” or “progressivism,” the practice of privileging race, class, and gender over basic ethical considerations has earned the moralists of the Left not merely hypocrisy, but virtual incoherence.

Democratic leaders are never going to be trusted in matters of foreign policy unless they can convince Americans that they once more believe in American exceptionalism and are the proper co-custodians of values such as freedom and individual liberty.

If in the 1950s rightists were criticized as cynical Cold Warriors who never met a right-wing thug they wouldn’t support, as long as he mouthed a few anti-Soviet platitudes, then in the last two decades almost any thug from Latin America to the Middle East who professed concern for “the people” — from Castro and the Noriega Brothers to Yasser Arafat and the Iranian mullahs — was likely to earn a pass from the American and European cultural elite and media.

To regain credibility, the Left must start to apply the same standard of moral outrage to a number of its favorite causes that it does to the United States government, the corporations, and the Christian Right. Here are a few places to start.

1. There really isn’t a phenomenon like “Islamophobia” — at least no more than there was a “Germanophobia” in hating Hitler or “Russophobia” in detesting Stalinism. Any unfairness or rudeness that accrues from the “security profiling” of Middle Eastern young males is dwarfed by efforts of Islamic fascists themselves — here in the U.S., in the U.K., the Netherlands, France, Turkey, and Israel — to murder Westerners and blow up civilians.

The real danger to thousands of innocents is not an occasional evangelical zealot or uncouth politician spouting off about Islam, but the deliberately orchestrated and very sick anti-Semitism and anti-Americanism that floods the airways worldwide, emanating from Iran, Lebanon, and Syria, to be sure, but also from our erstwhile “allies” in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.

So both here and abroad, the Western public believes that there is a double standard in the moral judgment of our left-leaning media, universities, and politicians — that we are not supposed to ask how Christians are treated in Muslim societies, only how free Islamists in Western mosques are to damn their hosts; or that we are to think beheading, suicide murdering, and car bombing moral equivalents to the sexual humiliation and roguery of Abu Ghraib — apparently because the former involves post-colonial victims and the latter privileged, exploitive Americans.

Most sane people, however, privately disagree, and distinguish between a civilian’s head rolling on the ground and a snap shot of an American guard pointing at the genitalia of her terrorist ward.

Moreover, few of any note in the Arab Middle East speak out against the racial hatred of Jews. Almost no major Islamic religious figure castigates extreme Muslim clerics for their Dark-age misogyny, anti-Semitism, and venom against the West; and no Arab government admonishes its citizenry to look to itself for solutions rather than falling prey to conspiracy theories and ago-old superstitions. It would be as if the state-subsidized Ku Klux Klan or the American Nazi party were to be tolerated for purportedly voicing the frustrations of poor working-class whites who “suffered” under a number of supposed grievances.

What is preached in the madrassas on the West Bank, in Pakistan, and throughout the Gulf is no different from the Nazi doctrine of racial hatred. What has changed, of course, is that unlike our grandfathers, we have lost the courage to speak out against it.

In one of the strangest political transformations of our age, the fascist Islamic Right has grafted its cause onto that of the Left’s boutique “multiculturalism,” hoping to earn a pass for its hate by posing as the “other” and reaping the benefits of liberal guilt due to purported victimization.

By any empirical standard, what various Palestinian cliques have done on the West Bank — suicide murdering, lynching without trial of their own people, teaching small children to hate and kill Jews — should have earned them all Hitlerian sobriquets rather than U.N. praise.

2. “Imperialism” and “hegemony” explain nothing about recent American intervention abroad — not when dictators such as Noriega, Milosevic, the Taliban, and Saddam Hussein were taken out by the U.S. military. There are no shahs and Your Excellencies in their places, but rather consensual governments whose only sin was that they came on the heels of American arms rather than U.N. collective snoozing.

There really was no secret Afghan pipeline behind toppling the Taliban, nor a French-like oil concession to be had for the United States from the new Iraqi interim government.

Many of Michael Moore’s heroic “Minutemen” of the Sunni Triangle are hired killers — hooded fascists in the pay of ex-Baathists and Saddamites, along with Islamic terrorists and jihadists who hate the very idea of democracy in the heart of the Arab world.

The collective cursus honorum of these Saddamite holdovers during the last two decades — gassing the Kurds, committing atrocities against the Iranians, looting and pillaging in Kuwait, launching missiles into Israel and Saudi Arabia, slaughtering Shiites and again Kurds, and assassinating Western and U.N. aid workers — rank right up there with the work of the SS and KGB.

Reformers like Allawi and Yawar of Iraq are not “puppets” but far better advocates of democratic reform than anyone else in the Arab world. Nor does “no blood for oil” mean anything when an increasingly small percentage of American-imported petroleum comes from the Gulf, and when an oil-hungry China — without much deference to liberal sensibilities — is driving up the world price, eyeing every well it can for future exploitation without regard for political or environmental niceties.

3. It won’t do any longer to attribute American outrage over the U.N. to a vast right-wing conspiracy led by red-state senators and Fox News.

All the standing ovations for Kofi Annan cannot hide the truth that the Oil-for-Food scandal exceeds Enron.

Indeed, Ken Lay’s malfeasance never involved the deaths of thousands, while cronies siphoned off food and supplies from a starving populace. The U.S. military does not tolerate mass rape and plunder among its troops, as is true of the U.N. peacekeepers throughout Africa.

There can be no serious U.N. moral sense as long as illiberal regimes — a Syria, Iran, or Cuba — vote in the General Assembly and the Security Council stymies solutions out of concern for an autocratic China that swallowed Tibet.

Millions were slaughtered in Cambodia, Rwanda, and Darfur while New York bureaucrats either condemned Israel or damned anyone who censured their own inaction and corruption.

Rather than faulting those who fault the U.N., leftists should lament the betrayal of the spirit of the liberal U.N. Charter by regimes that are neither democratic nor liberal but who seek legitimacy solely on their ability to win concessions and sympathy from guilt-ridden Westerners.

4. So it is also time to take a hard look at the heroes and villains of Hollywood, liberal Democrats, and the Euro elites.

Many are as obsessed with damning the senile dictator of Chile as they are with excusing the unelected President for Life Fidel Castro. But let us be frank. A murderous Pinochet probably killed fewer of his own than did a mass-murdering Castro, and left Chile in better shape than contemporary Cuba is in. And the former is long gone, while the latter is still long in power.

Similarly, Nobel Prizes increasingly go to either unsavory or unhinged characters. Yasser Arafat was a known killer and terrorist, not a global peacemaker. Wangari Maathai’s public statements about AIDS are puerile and ipso facto would have eliminated any Westerner from consideration for anything.

Rigoberta Menchu Tum herself was a half-truth, her story mostly a creation of a westernized academic publishing elite.

Jimmy Carter’s 2002 award was not predicated on his past work on housing for the poor, but his critically timed and calculated opposition to George W. Bush’s effort to topple Saddam Hussein — as was confirmed by the receptive Nobel Committee itself.

Recent winners Kofi Annan and Kim Dae-jung are now better known for having their own sons involved in influence-peddling and bribery while they oversaw bureaucrats who trafficked in millions with unsavory murderers like Kim Jong-Il and Saddam Hussein.

In short, such an august prize has come a long way from Mother Teresa and Martin Luther King Jr. — and precisely because it has privileged leftist rhetoric over real morality.

If the moralizing Left wants to be taken seriously, it is going to have to become serious about its own moral issues, since that is the professed currency of contemporary liberalism. Otherwise, the spiritual leaders who lecture us all on social justice, poverty, and truth will remain the money-speculator George Soros, the Reverend Jesse Jackson of dubious personal and professional ethics, and the mythographer Michael Moore. And we all know where that leads…

©2004 Victor Davis Hanson

http://victorhanson.com/articles/hanson121704.html

Weasel web page -- http://makomitt.homestead.com/SURFLINKS.html

I'm a lifelong Democrat, but this asshole makomitt sits squarely on the Axis of Weasel... makomitt is a weasel.

  Well ain't you a prize. Right outta nowhere YOU decide to insult a total stranger with NO information about him other than your own delusion and wit a name like Union Label, you're probably a fascist bush licker undercover. With democrats around like YOU no wonder the Rape-ublicunts can get away with ; uh, murder..............oh and one more thing, eat my shorts

Well, Makomitt ain't you a prize. Union Label only had your website to go by, so I guess that's why you say that Union Label had no info about you.

I give up, makomitt is a weasel.

Edited by author 08-17-2005 06:50 PM
Here is a bona fide weasel, Jane Fonda, vote in this poll, I did.
http://vikingphoenix.com/politics/polls/jfondapoll-1.htm

REMEMBER 911 --- http://vikingphoenix.com/photos/911-2003/911-2003-1.html

Whenever you send a message to media pukes, tell them how to make the U.S. safe from terrorism. It's so simple, but the bleeding heart multiculturalist pukes will never understand this so forget about them and just do it.

The 48 Laws of Power: Law 15 - Crush your Enemy Totally.

The 48 Laws of Power
http://vikingphoenix.com/public/SunTzu/48laws.htm

The Art of War
http://vikingphoenix.com/public/SunTzu/suntzu.htm

Art of War Bibliography
http://vikingphoenix.com/public/SunTzu/stbiblio.htm

Antidote to Jihad Blog
http://vikingphoenix.com/blog/antidote/antidote.html

I don't know why you jerk off's are talking about weasels or ferrets, or other rodents, unless of course they're your relatives; but if you paid attention you'd see that the REAL rodents are in the White House and are murdering citizens for oil.
I have built an entire page of links supporting this crime,
over 450 links to date;
you fools can read can't you??!!

http://makomitt.homestead.com/surflinks.html