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Coulter Looking to 2012

Posted by Diocuore on Monday, March 02, 2009 6:00:48 PM

Looking to 2012
Conservatives rally at CPAC
Roger Hedgecock declares, liberty has found new generation of defenders
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The truth about Israel's 'stolen' land

Posted by Diocuore on Thursday, January 08, 2009 7:20:36 AM

FactCheck.org staffers have now seen, touched, examined and photographed the original Obama birth certificate. We conclude that it meets all of the requirements from the State Department for proving U.S. citizenship.

Birth certificate flap will haunt Obama into White House
Cerrco Daily News Magazine
Thursday, January 08, 2009

Opinion & Views Thursday Global Poverty Act 

10 extinct beasts that could walk the Earth again
 
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Who's on first?
Burris mess exposes
Senate's own sleaze
Ernest Istook drubs Republicans
for not standing up for embattled Illinoisan


No, not him
My favorite Obama pick
Jane Chastain praises adviser who's not afraid to tell the truth


Moe lies Leon?
What does Leon Panetta know about TWA 800?
 Jack Cashill notes then-Clinton chief of staff helped spin away terrorism angle


Guess who?
'Narnia' – not Nirvana for Disney
Ted Baehr says it was economics, not faith issue, that caused recent pull back

        
The little engine      
''If you believe that you can win, you can win. Faith in self is absolutely necessary for victory.'' 

 

I maintain that our primary concern and support for Israel should be based on our Judaism. And this is most certainly not something to be excused. Specifically, authentic Judaism is based on the Torah upon which we are to be a light unto the nations. To deny this reality is to deny our covenant with G-d and to deny our purpose. Moreover, history shows that such denial does not perpetuate the survival of the Jewish people. In essence, while there certainly can be other reasons to support Israel, our primary reason should rest in a belief in the G-d of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
--Political Message

 

Government officials and Jewish leaders are concerned that the conflict in Gaza may spill over into violence in Europe, with attacks reported against Jews and synagogues in France, Sweden, and Britain. Assailants rammed a burning car into the gates of a synagogue in Toulouse, in southwest France, Monday night. A Jewish congregation in Helsingborg, in southern Sweden, was attacked Monday night. Obviously, the terrorists aren't particularly afraid of the consequences. Europe needs to make them afraid.
--Political Message 

 


On it
This is the downer we've been waiting for!
Ann Coulter offers excerpt from her new book – a hilarious skewering of the media


Masking reality
Denial ain't a river in Egypt
Erik Rush points out 'patent insanity' of pols who think Hamas wants peace
 

Money, power....
'Everyone lies about sex' – so how about money?
Craige McMillan compares media's reaction to Bernie Madoff, Bill Clinton


Get your shots now
National health insurance the only solution
John Geyman, M.D., tells Obama: 'NHI is the most fiscally responsible thing we can do'


Sure, smart guy
A 1000 words by Miguel Diocuore
Dripping fecal fools

 

God ain't Old Miss Crabtree
''God is a much tougher teacher than that old Miss Crabtree you had in fourth grade. You see, He gives the test first, and the lesson afterwards.''
--Miguel Diocuore

 

You might have the makings of a Texan if: It never occurred to you to be offended by the phrase, "One nation, under God." You've never protested about seeing the Ten Commandments posted in public places. You still say "Christmas" instead of "Winter Festival" or "Happy Holidays." You bow your head when someone prays. You stand and place your hand over your heart when they play the Texas State Anthem. You treat all vets with great respect, and always have. You've never burned the Lone Star flag. You know what you believe and you aren't afraid to say so, no matter who is listening.
--Political Message 

 

 


"Global Warming Syndrome":
a mental illness
Hot enough for you?
Joseph Farah thumps Obama team for plans to declare CO2 a 'pollutant'


No theft
The truth about Israel's 'stolen' land
Larry Elder asks: Who's the 'David' and who's the 'Goliath' in current conflict?


Carrying the one?
Beware of imposter 'tweeters'
Phil Elmore warns of identity theft victimizing Twitter.com users

Winds of fortunate change
Ron Paul, Bob Barr
and libertarian angst
David Weigel analyzes ups and downs of liberty-loving politicians in '08

 


'Ol' Miss
Mississippi has highest teen birth rate
More than 60% higher than national average in 2006


Pushmi-pullyu Politics
by Miguel Diocuore
'She has the longest neck I've ever seen and is quite lovely'
Just for the record, Ann Coulter has been banned from my house for years. I don't buy or read her books; if she comes on a show I'm watching, I change channels; if she's promoted to be on a show I watch, I don't watch it. The same goes for the loons at the other end of the spectrum like Chris Matthews and Keith Olbermann. I'm perfectly capable of deciding who can be a guest in my home.

 

 

 

 

Notice:  Striving for variety, Miguel Diocuore's Cerrco and its members do not necessarily endorse or agree with every opinion expressed in every article posted on this site. We do however, encourage a healthy and friendly debate on the issues of our day. Miguel Diocuore's CERRCO

This forum, due to topics discussed here, tends to get heated and ugly at times. If you do not have the stomach to handle some pretty nasty debates concerning religious beliefs and political views, please avoid this forum. This forum is moderated, but not nearly as closely as other forums, so bear that in mind when reading the threads here. If you don't have the stomach to handle what you read, then you may want to steer clear of Cerrco.

 

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'She has the longest neck I've ever seen and is quite lovely'

Posted by Diocuore on Thursday, January 08, 2009 7:18:48 AM

Pushmi-pullyu Politics
by Miguel Diocuore
'She has the longest neck I've ever seen and is quite lovely'
Just for the record, Ann Coulter has been banned from my house for years. I don't buy or read her books; if she comes on a show I'm watching, I change channels; if she's promoted to be on a show I watch, I don't watch it. The same goes for the loons at the other end of the spectrum like Chris Matthews and Keith Olbermann. I'm perfectly capable of deciding who can be a guest in my home.

 

 

 

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Ann Coulter delivers final 'death blow' to liberal media

Posted by Diocuore on Tuesday, January 06, 2009 7:37:38 AM

Truth never changes, no matter how much we want it to or how much it embarrasses us.

Banned for Life: Ann Coulter
Cerrco Daily News Magazine
Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Opinion & Views Tuesday: Best and Worst

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Right
Are they all
Dems now?
David Limbaugh blasts GOP lawmakers
for considering joining Obama's tax plan 


On to the fiery stones?
My plan to save a quick $100 billion
Joseph Farah ID's high-flying program that needs to feel the budget ax


Apple, eye...what?
A question for my friend Alan Dershowitz
Dennis Prager challenges pro-Israel, liberal law prof over left's opposition to Jewish state 


Yeah, like that
Christians ordered to stop publishing news 
Government says use of 'Allah' restricted to Muslims

        
How now Mr. Man?        
''It sure as hell doesn't matter how one comes to the truth just as long as one jumps on it and lives by it.'' 

 

The Governor of Illinois, for all his well-documented faults, has performed at least one valuable public service. He has made it clear to the meanest intelligence that our new President-elect emerged from a hopelessly corrupt political culture. Barack Obama oozed from the same stinking Chicago swamp that produced Blagojevich, and a man whose formative years were spent wallowing in the muck with such creatures isn't likely to be long in White House before the stench of pay-to-play politics begins to pervade the place.
--Political Message


Pissy
There's something about Harry
Pat Buchanan: Roland Burris has as much right to be a senator as does Nevada's Reid


Empty heads too
Dismal education: It's parents' fault
Mychal Massie says reclaiming America starts with reclaiming our families
 

No conscience
Wanted for a Mission Implausible
Michelle Moshelian shoots down those condemning Israel over Gaza action


Matrix agents?
Guarding
Obama
Scout Tufankjian shares profile, photos of president-elect's Secret Service


It's all fun and games 'til the pain comes Little Willie
A 1000 words by Miguel Diocuore
That Frankin's some baby

 

More than blood,
bone and guts
''The human body is an amazing machine...It's a chemical laboratory, It's a power generator. It's a computer and it's soul and mind contain God and the Universe.''
--Miguel Diocuore

 

Despite the mountains of contrary evidence, concerns over disappearing sea ice and the unfounded position that the North Pole could melt entirely in 2008, pushed U.S. government bureaucrats to officially list the polar bear as an endangered species in May of 2008.  And then guess what happened....
--Political Message 

 

Hundreds of Thai Muslims on Tuesday staged a second day of demonstrations outside the Israeli embassy to Bangkok, warning of 'unexpected' incidents around the world unless Israel ceases its attack and occupation of the Gaza Strip...Those cuddly Thai muslims. When they're not beheading monks and school teachers, they're issuing fatwas for peace. --Political Message 


Dark perspectives, evil intent
Here's the 'consensus' that will save the nation
Dave Welch asserts true public servants cannot have unbiblical worldviews 


Bill and Hill knew
If Obama's an Alien? What if?
Janet Porter warns of consequences should ineligible president be sworn-in


Frick to his Frack
Savior & Prophet: A little mutual back scratching
Mark Crutcher rips both Warren and Obama for inaugural-prayer deal

Coffee, tea or thee?
Topless coffee shop has some steamed in Maine
'People move here to be quiet. I think it would bring a bad crowd'

 


Nursed on blood and hate
Hamas to kill Jewish children 'anywhere' 
Issues threat as Israel continues military battering


Pushmi-pullyu Politics
by Miguel Diocuore
'There is an agenda that is being kept from the American public'
Obama's birth certificate issue is being ignored by the courts, and by Bush. Nobody in power is willing to just ask for the proof. Why is Obama fighting the release of it? I don't think it takes a wizard to figure out that he is hiding something, and that the various branches of government that are looking the other way are complicit in this. 

  

 

 

 

Notice:  Striving for variety, Miguel Diocuore's Cerrco and its members do not necessarily endorse or agree with every opinion expressed in every article posted on this site. We do however, encourage a healthy and friendly debate on the issues of our day. Miguel Diocuore's CERRCO

This forum, due to topics discussed here, tends to get heated and ugly at times. If you do not have the stomach to handle some pretty nasty debates concerning religious beliefs and political views, please avoid this forum. This forum is moderated, but not nearly as closely as other forums, so bear that in mind when reading the threads here. If you don't have the stomach to handle what you read, then you may want to steer clear of Cerrco.

 Produced in New Hampshire Contact us
Miguel Diocuore's CERRCO ©1997-2009

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"Beware the Bradley effect''

Posted by Diocuore on Thursday, October 16, 2008 10:38:55 AM

"Beware the Bradley effect
84% say they'd never lie to a pollster
Ann Coulter notes presidential polls going back to 1976 routinely favor Democrats
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Our Annie!

Posted by Diocuore on Thursday, August 14, 2008 8:40:19 PM

''Democrats are always claiming to have the Kennedy magic,
but, once again, another Kennedy-wannabe falls short.
To be a real Kennedy, John, you have to kill her.''
Even by trial lawyer standards,
Edwards a real sleazebag
Ann Coulter compares John's troubles to
Ted Kennedy and Chappaquiddick
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In the middle of a crisis, the Democrats are still liars

Posted by Diocuore on Thursday, July 17, 2008 4:17:39 PM


Is that why a barrel of oil costs mere pennies in all those other countries in the world that are not run by "oilmen"? Wait – it doesn't cost pennies to them? That's weird.

This is not a drill
Ann Coulter flays Dems who 'want humans to
ride bicycles and then to die'  
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McCain, oil and US

Posted by Diocuore on Thursday, July 03, 2008 7:58:57 PM

Ann Coulter

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Liberals are from Mars, Venus and other strange places

Posted by Diocuore on Thursday, June 05, 2008 7:45:41 AM

Global warming and disappearing polar bears...Oh My!

Daily News Magazine I Contact
''Deciphering spin, with spin of our own''

Thursday, June 05, 2008

 

 

 

Liberals are from Mars, Venus and other strange places
You selected, not elected President Obama After nearly eight years of having to listen to liberals crow that Bush was "selected, not elected," this is a shocking about-face. Apparently unaware of the new party line that the popular vote amounts to nothing more than warm spit, just last week HBO ran its movie "Recount," about the 2000 Florida election, the premise of which is that sneaky Republicans stole the presidency from popular vote champion Al Gore. (Despite massive publicity, the movie bombed, with only about 1 million viewers, so now HBO is demanding a "recount.")

 
So now I have hurt the feelings of some pastors...
Thumb Suckers Tell the sheep to grow up. It’s Scriptural, you know? Sorry, I have no sympathy for men who want to wipe noses for a living. That’s what women are for. (Sorry, had to say it!) You won’t be nearly as stressed if you fight over Truth rather than over the color of the carpet in the sanctuary. The enemies of Christianity are training their sons to be warriors while Christians teach our sons how to get in touch with their feelings. They are learning to cut our throat as we learn to turn our cheek. One of those pompous fellows sent me an email telling me that “It is fanatics like you that give Christians a bad name.” (I fought off the urge to say “go suck your thumb, you Pharisee.”) But he nailed the problem. Too many shepherds ARE more worried about how Christians LOOK rather than defending the Truth.
 
"Let That Be Your Last Battlefield"
Obama's skin color Obama – bright, sharp, a solid speaker – ran an incredible, come-from-nowhere campaign to topple a front-runner who, at one time, led by some 30 points. But as Obama once said in criticizing his former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the caller acts as if America, as regards race, were "static."


Who gets to mow the lawn Bruce?
California's Mad magazine marriage   I'm going to dispense with the subtleties and point out what most are thinking but won't say for fear of the inevitable "progressive" backlash (shhhh …they're everywhere): So-called "same-sex marrage" is a counterfeit. If marriage is a Rembrandt, then the ridiculous and oxymoronic notion of "gay marriage" is a Rembrandt knock-off from the pages of Mad magazine. It's a silly novelty. 


 

Is her goose finally cooked
or will this Clintoon find some new way to torment us? 
 

 

Snapshots Daily Cartoon

 


What do brain surgeons know about cellphone safety that the rest of us don't?
Scientists revive debate on cellphones Along with Senator Edward Kennedy's recent diagnosis of a glioma, a type of tumor that critics have long associated with cellphone use, the doctors' remarks have helped reignite a long-simmering debate about cellphones and cancer.

 


Many humans call the earthly city of Jerusalem "the holy city," but God calls it "Sodom and Egypt." Why? B. Hussein knows.

 


Got off too lightly
10 states act to stop teacher sex abuse  "Too often in the past, we as adults have failed our children," Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear said when he signed a new law last month. "Today with this legislation, hopefully, we begin earning back their trust." The measure passed without a single no vote. Kentucky lawmakers originally drafted a measure aimed at abusive teachers, with the final legislation written broadly to encompass priests, teachers and anyone in authority over someone younger than 18.

 

 


You should know that the pill can kill 5- to 9-day-old babies
June 7: The Pill Kills Day Did you know the birth control pill can cause chemical abortions? No, probably not, unless you're a radical pro-lifer like me, or a radical pro-abort. We all know. But radical pro-aborts don't want you to know. And they call us the Neanderthals. If women knew, some would feel morally obligated to refuse that contraceptive option. And that would mess up lucrative birth control pill sales, which nets pro-aborts hundreds of millions of dollars a year, as well as abortion sales from failed birth control pills.

Environuts pay double?
Just one reason for high gas prices  An average of 4,500 construction jobs would be required over four years. With the refinery up and running, Hyperion pledges to create 1,826 full-time jobs at hourly wages of between $20 and $30. Opponents argued the massive development would not be worth the pollution and other troubles they claimed the refinery would bring. The health risks traditionally associated with a refinery weighed heavily on the minds of some voters.

  
America the anti-PETA, anti-Christ Babylon
Shame: Talking to Iran's Hitler Nothing could be more disastrous for the United States and the Iranian people than a war between the two countries. However, by negotiating now, not only we will not avoid a military conflict, but we increase its chances tenfold. (Almost 13 years before Iran committed its terrorist act of war against America at Khobar, it used its surrogates, the Lebanese Hezbollah, to murder 241 Marines in their Beirut barracks. The U.S. response to that 1983 outrage was to pull our military forces out of the region. Such timidity was not lost upon Tehran.)


Engines of destruction whine(liberal lumpers)
Our Troubled Planet Home As we face our demons and our symptoms in 21st century America, it’s not about space, but ‘carrying capacity’. Why can’t Australia sustain 300 or 500 million people instead of their 20 million today? Simple! They feature 95 percent desert, which means they do not possess enough water to feed, clothe and house more than 20 million people.



The execution of free speech
Priest investigated for quoting Bible  Vere's warnings were followed by one from Grace Harman, who noted on the website's forum: "It would appear that Canadian law is discriminating against people on the basis of their religious faith, or perhaps discriminating against God himself, who gave us the laws of nature and purpose of life."...Also, California has set in state law a ban on introducing anything but "positive" information about alternative sexual lifestyles, including homosexuality, in its public school.  

 

 

   
Hating perfection                                                                            
  by Miguel Diocuore
''Nothing is so good that somebody, somewhere will not hate it''. .

 

''...for the love of money humanity was lost'' 

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    Cerrco News Magazine April 02, 2008

    Posted by Diocuore on Wednesday, April 02, 2008 8:10:17 AM

    Video News
    'Silent' famine sweeps globe

    Deciphering spin, with spin of our own

    Wednesday, April 02, 2008

     

             

    How much she hath glorified herself, and lived deliciously, so much torment and sorrow give her: for she saith in her heart, I sit a queen, and am no widow, and shall see no sorrow.
    Another sociopathic Clintoon If she is allowed to get away with it, we have to rewrite the book on what lying tells us about people. We have to allow job applicants to lie in their resumes as a matter of course. It should not be considered a sign of dishonesty. It should not be considered an indication of insecurity. It should not be considered an ominous suggestion of sociopathic behavior. I'm not willing to allow Hillary to get away with that. Are you? 
     

    Zoom, zoom, zoo-m - pork scratchings anyone?
    'Human-animal embryos exist'  Admixed embryos are widely supported by scientists and patient groups as they provide an opportunity to produce powerful stem-cell models for investigating diseases such as Parkinson’s and diabetes, and for developing new drugs. Their creation, however, has been opposed by some religious groups, particularly the Roman Catholic Church.

     
    A quart of wheat for a day's wages, and three quarts of barley for a day's wages, and do not damage the oil...
    Oil companies: Don't blame us folks "Our earnings, although high in absolute terms, need to be viewed in the context of the scale and cyclical, long-term nature of our industry as well as the huge investment requirements," said J.S. Simon, senior vice president of Exxon Mobil Corp., which made a record $40 billion last year. "We depend on high earnings during the up cycle to sustain ... investment over the long term, including the down cycles," he continued.  

    Snapshots Daily Cartoon  


     
    Perception
    Belief in God on trial  Twelve of the 13 original colonies adopted the entire Ten Commandments into their civil and criminal laws in various forms. The Bible has accompanied courtroom oaths from their inception in America. One reason juries have historically consisted of 12 members is because there were twelve tribes of Israel and twelve apostles of Christ. As the Supreme Court  noted in 1952 in Zorach v. Clausen, "We are a religious people whose institutions presuppose a Supreme Being."

     


    Really - just horsing around

     


    It shrinks my liver, doesn't it, Nat? It pickles my kidneys, yeah. But what it does to the mind? It tosses the sandbags overboard so the balloon can soar. Suddenly I'm above the ordinary. I'm competent. I'm walking a tightrope over Niagara Falls. I'm one of the great ones. I'm Michaelangelo, molding the beard of Moses. I'm Van Gogh painting pure sunlight...     Loving that Demon  Entering the front door of his plush suburban home, the well-dressed businessman drops his briefcase at the foot of the stairs that wind elegantly up from the foyer. Graying at the temples, he appears handsomely distinguished and successful. The strain of a heavy day lines his face. "I'm home," he calls. Instantly the perfect mate for Mr. Success appears and is lovingly welcomed into his waiting arms. "You're tired, darling," she sympathizes, gently slipping out of his embrace. "I’ll fix you a drink."  
       

     
    Lebensunwertes Leben, playing God without a full deck
    A debate-phobic Darwinian establishment  Expelled's showing of the connection between evolutionary doctrine and Nazi eugenics has already infuriated some in academia and the media: University of Minnesota professor P.Z. Myers blasted Expelled as "ludicrous in its dishonesty," and Orlando Sentinel reviewer Roger Moore raged about "loaded images, loaded rhetoric." But since a movie is not a dissertation, films show linkages by juxtaposing clips rather than pages of footnoted type. The real question is: Did Darwinism bulwark Hitlerian hatred by providing a scientific rationale for killing those considered less fit in the struggle for survival?
      
    'Liberal' talk-radio station goes Gospel      The Atlanta-based talk show host, whose show has been carried daily on the station, says he first heard about the switch earlier this week via his boss, Nova M Radio CEO John Manzo. Manzo, on the phone from Phoenix, also confirms the switch. The reason? Economics. "They don't have the revenue to support the format," Manzo says.
        

    I think this song can change minds and hearts and save lives.
    'Butterfly'
    She took the test and failed it, we blamed each other for awhile, all our big plans had no little ones in 'em. We just weren't ready for a child. So we set the alarm for seven. There's a place right down the street, it was a night like any other night, but when I fell asleep. I saw his face he had my eyes, I swear he had your smile, chasen a butterfly, he laughed and skipped and caught it softly placed it in my hands he said please don't kill the butterfly.  

     


    The trouble with the rat race is that even if you win, you're still a rat
    Rat City: Crime's undeclared war  More than a decade ago, minister/pundit Kerby Anderson cited these statistics for crime in America, and most likely they've increased: "In America, the crime clock continues to click: one murder every 22 minutes, one rape every five minutes, one robbery every 49 seconds, and one burglary every 10 seconds. And the cost of crime continues to mount: $78 billion for the criminal justice system, $64 billion for private protection, $202 billion in loss of life and work, $120 billion in crimes against business, $60 billion in stolen goods and fraud, $40 billion from drug abuse, and $110 billion from drunk driving. When you add up all the costs, crime costs Americans a stunning $675 billion each year."
     

       
    Bumbling Beer Bugs                                                                  
          by Miguel Diocuore
    ''The beer urges me on, the hypnotic brew, which makes even a wiseguy start to sing, laugh and gets him up to dance. I say things I regret the next day''. 

    ''...for the love of money humanity was lost'' 

  • Notice:  Striving for variety, Miguel Diocuore's Cerrco and its members do not necessarily endorse or agree with every opinion expressed in every article posted on this site. We do however, encourage a healthy and friendly debate on the issues of our day. 

    Miguel Diocuore's CERRCO ©1997-2008

    Gorebalization/Gorebal Warming/GorevolutionSM Villico Publishing 2006

     

     

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