LEAVWORLD: GRAFFITI POLITTI

Crossposted from STOP THE ACLU Many of us find it disturbing to hear the sympathetic apologists defend the ACLU's work to live next to Elementary schools , and playgrounds. We watched in horror as the ACLU defended NAMBLA , under the banner of free speech, to plan and talk about how to rape young boys. It doubles the anger to hear the apologists defend the ACLU with some twisted talk perverting the Constitution. In Mississippi, billboards of sex offenders and child molesters are being errected, but of course source This is as sick as it gets folks. But the ACLU believes it is a freedom being denied to people. And before liberals start to ask. Yes, the ACLU has a current policy advocating the legalization of child porn distribution and possession. "Students of liberty, from John Stuart Mill to Thomas Emerson, have all intentionally excluded children from their formula for freedom. The ACLU does not. Not even when the subject is pornography. Quote from Twilight Of Liberty In ...

I took a trip to one of Saturn's moons last week, and read some of Rep Dennis Kucinich's demands of our President. He reports that the US has troops in IRAN, and demands that the President disclose this publicly. Another press release says "that Pentagon civilians and Vice President Cheney’s office are among those in the U.S. government who support" groups like MEK, which is on the official State Dept. "terrorist group" list, citing someone from antiwar.com . This got me thinking, which is always a dangerous thing. I know that Kucinich is "out there," but I hope that his info is correct, in this case. To expect an official statement is ridiculous, and harmful to the mission, which is probably to find out the strength and depth of opposition in that country. Will these ops lead to a full scale invasion? Probably not, but better safe than sorry, as we were in Iraq until recently. (Yes, I think we've "turned the corner" there) Kucinich...

Well, it seems that Sen. Kerry thinks that it's patriotic to protest the Iraq war, as it was in Vietnam. How long until he meets with Al Queda in Paris? Hat tip Bo'Sun via Knickerbocker News . Read his take on this outrage. Join the "Free John Kerry's 180" Blogburst every Tuesday. Details avilable at Cao's Blog.

LEAVWORLD is sick and tired of hearing the racist label attached to Republicans (hat tip Dr. Sanity ). This is some political art that I thought I'd finally publish here. The original post on LEAVART has some pithy commentary, which I won't repeat here. What I will say here is that I find racism vile, but protected, to a degree, under our laws. Much like pedophilia, one can think and talk about it, but can't actually practice it. Both of these concepts are cancers on the human condition. Both have been around throughout history. Acts of racism are being prosecuted heavily, while acts of pedophilia are still routinely not, though the counter-argument is just as strong. Acts of pedophilia are prosecuted heavily, while acts of racism are routinely not. I call myself a Republican here, and that is what I am. I believe the Republican Party stands as a progressive force against both of those evil ideas, as well as a host of other persistent problems plaguing humanity. This is w...

Hat tip to Kender, Gribbit, and Bob, whose words I've lifted here. Much of this is edited straight off of STOP The ACLU . It's just such great stuff! (Click links in item titles for their commentary, except first item) Indiana Dems and ACLU lose on voter ID requirements A federal judge ruled in favor of Indiana's photo ID requirement for voting, rejecting a challenge from the Indiana Democratic Party, the ACLU, and other groups. While the Indiana Democratic Party claimed that almost a million registered voters did not have a photo ID, not one was produced in court. An excerpt from the ruling: "It is a testament to the law's minimal burden and narrow crafting that plaintiffs have been unable to uncover anyone who can attest to the fact that he/she will be prevented from voting despite the concerted efforts of the political party and numerous interested groups." The Dems promise to appeal. Minutemen Survive ACLU Challenge From Tucson today comes the news that...

I thought it would be interesting and informative to illustrate what our Nation might be like if it caved into all of the radical ideals of the ACLU. It ended up quite scary, and if we were to follow the law of consequence to its end, I'm certain I have only scratched the surface. On October 27, 1787, Alexander Hamilton predicted that a "dangerous ambition" would one day tyrannize the gangling young American Republic, all the while lurking "behind the specious mask of zeal for the rights of the people." It could almost be said that Hamilton had a prophecy of the ACLU. Our nation would be quite a scary and dangerous place if it were left in the hands of the ACLU. Creating an accurate picture of what our nation would be like is complicated by the inconsistencies in the ACLU's philosophy, but one can conclude that it would definitely be a much more dangerous society to live in. To begin with, if our nation were under the ACLU's ideas, national sovereignty w...

This is not an easy subject to post about, having had more than one encounter with pedophilia in my own childhood. I'm actually more comfortable relating those stories as anecdotes from my past than I am posting about the problems we are facing today. There is a blog called "Paiderastia" The Boy Love Revival . It is among the most disgusting things I have read online, and that says alot. WND reports that Stacy L. Harp of Orange, Calif., is trying to convince Google to drop the website from Blogspot, which also is the home of my three blogs. The fine folks at STOP THE ACLU have also weighed in on this, which is where I found out about it. Read those links, and the other blogs that linked to STOP The ACLU (and the comments). I like Lobo in OK's idea to flag the blog as offensive, for starters. I want to take on a couple of common liberal arguments in favor of pedophiles' right to "free speech." I will protect a pedophile's right to free speech, unl...

National Geographic has a new discovery, a "Book of Judas." It is an ancient scroll, painstakingly reassembled by a small selected group of people. Here is how NG introduces it on their website: "What if Jesus arranged his own execution? One of the most hated men in history sheds light on the last days of Christ. See the contents of one of the most controversial discoveries revealed for the first time." This new scroll is making some waves. It purportedly says that Christ instructed Judas to betray him. Some have joked that this lets the Jews off the hook, as if they were ever on it. More importantly, it also says that Christ instructed Judas to do this to hasten His return to God. This is an interesting tenet of Christianity, and one that Muslims share. The belief in the afterlife, or Heaven and Hell. This is not a part of Judaism, and yet Jesus was a Jew, as was Judas. Judas appears to be a manifestation of the human condition, which is basically a sinner. If the...

This week, I thought I'd write my own STOP THE ACLU Blogburst. First, here are some excerpts from an email I recieved from the NYCLU: Dear Christopher Leavitt, The Senate continues to deliberate this week over two competing immigration reform proposals that will shape the lives of millions of men, women, and children for decades to come. Your immediate help is needed to ensure that any immigration bill passed by the Senate upholds basic rights and freedoms. Anti-immigrant forces are mounting a fierce battle in Congress to push through heavy-handed measures that would violate fundamental rights and freedoms. The House has already passed the unrealistic and punitive "enforcement only" bill that would turn hundreds of thousands of hardworking immigrants into criminals. Now the Senate is debating its own bill. Under certain provisions in the Senate bill, the government will have the extraordinary power to detain non-citizens indefinitely and to deport certain immigrants witho...

Here are some excerpts from Sen. Kerry's op-ed piece in the NYT today: "Iraqi politicians should be told that they have until May 15 to put together an effective unity government or we will immediately withdraw our military... The civil war will only get worse, and we will have no choice anyway but to leave... If Iraq's leaders succeed in putting together a government, then we must agree on another deadline: a schedule for withdrawing American combat forces by year's end." "To increase the pressure on Iraq's leaders, we must redeploy American forces to garrisoned status. Troops should be used for security backup, training and emergency response; we should leave routine patrols to Iraqi forces. Special operations against Al Qaeda and other foreign terrorists in Iraq should be initiated only on hard intelligence leads." "We will defeat Al Qaeda faster when we stop serving as its best recruitment tool. Iraqis ultimately will not tolerate foreign j...

Just some quick comments on the Rep. McKinney incident, and her ridiculous "press conference." The officer acted wholly appropriately; Rep. McKinney acted wholly inappropriately. This situation is one that draws a clear divide between "racial hucksters" and "rational people." It is instructive to note who is not supporting her, especially those of the liberal political persuasion. LATE UPDATE: See SWEET SPIRITS OF AMMONIA for details, and excellent commentary. IS IT JUST ME has some moderate , and not so moderate comments on this situation as well. Good stuff!