Comments

Submitted by replica watches (not verified) on September 7, 2009 - 4:57am.

Submitted by replica watches (not verified) on September 7, 2009 - 4:43am.

Submitted by replica watches (not verified) on September 7, 2009 - 4:28am.

Submitted by biniki (not verified) on September 6, 2009 - 9:17pm.

bikini
bikini swimwear
Ed Hardy Bikini
Juicy Bikini
Chanel Bikini
sunglasses

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on August 10, 2009 - 2:30am.

ed hardy,
ed hardy clothing,
ed hardy clothes,
ed hardy shop,
Ed Hardy Shoes
ed hardy uk,
cheap ed hardy,
Ed hardy shirts,
ed hardy T shirts,
Ed hardy swimwear,
ed hardy sunglasses,
Ed Hardy Tanks,
Ed Hardy Belts

ed hardy,
ed hardy shop,
ed hardy clothes,
ed hardy clothing,
Ed hardy shirts,
Ed hardy swimwear

Submitted by Rolex Replica (not verified) on June 26, 2009 - 4:40am.

I was just searching for about this when I discovered your blog post. I’m only visiting to say that I truly enjoyed reading

this post, it’s really well written. Are you going to blog more on this? It looks like there’s more material here for more

posts.
Replica Watch .
Watch Replica .
Swiss Replica .
Replicas Watches .
Cheap Replicas watches .
Imitation Watch .
Replica Watches .
Replica Breitling .
Cartier Replica

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 25, 2009 - 12:08pm.

Americans are again asking “How can I help?” Since open contact with a dissident can bring the Basij to the dissident’s door, what’s an ordinary American to do?

Go see the movie “The Stoning of Soraya M” when it opens this week in cities across the United States.
http://www.thestoning.com/

It's showing all this weekend at;
Landmark Theatres
4135 W. Maple Rd.
Bloomfield Hills, MI

Buy tickets for your friends. Sell out every screening, and then when the film appears in more cities the following week, go again to a different theater.

Buy more tickets for more friends. Make the opening of the movie an occasion for embarrassing the Mullahs who are killing their own people. Help generate headlines that bring attention to the movie, and through it, to the regime that allows this sort of barbarism to continue.

The movie is beautiful and deeply moving, and the film’s opening would have been an enormous story even had Iran not erupted in a long-suppressed general demand for freedom from tyranny. Stoning is an abhorrent practice, but one that still goes on in Iran, as recently as March of this year, according to Radio Free Europe, when a 30-year old man was stoned to death for adultery. …

Much more to the point, though, is the fundamental evil of a law code that consigns all women to a second-class status and through which the worst sorts of cruelty are not merely not punished but even endorsed. … Every American who sees “The Stoning of Soraya M” will emerge from the theater far wiser about what is driving the revolt of the people in Iran. These demonstrators want their freedom from theocracy.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 24, 2009 - 11:13am.

Not to worry. The Obamateur is busy today demonstrating how "appalled" he is over the bloody mass murders of innocent student protesters slaughtered in the Tehran gutters-- by rewarding Iran's ally Syria with restored diplomatic relations.

al-Guardian(UK): US restores ambassador to Syria
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/jun/24/us-syria-ambassador

[Elsewhere in an alternate universe, FDR isolates Hitler-- by restoring diplomatic relations with Mussolini.]

No wonder the Ayatoilets simply don't take The Obamateur seriously.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 23, 2009 - 5:58pm.

Big news out of Iran folks. Turns out Ahmadinejad is going to step down because of the intense pressure he faced from 60 losers that don't have a life in Ann Arbor.

"They made all the difference," said Ahmadinejad as he was fleeing to the Pakistani mountain caves. "Congrats to the 60 losers who are probably as uptight as I am to have any fun."

Submitted by Noah Neary (not verified) on June 27, 2009 - 1:51pm.

You're an idiot. Enjoy your meaningful life and taking your freedom for granted.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 24, 2009 - 9:56am.

So I am checking out the comments on different articles in The Daily when I come across my old friend.

This commentator has only one act, which he repeats over, and over, and over. For a look at his greatest "hits" check out this comment section for an editorial by Chris Koslowski, http://www.michigandaily.com/node/49276/talk
Or simply check out his posts below.

First, he will call people names like "coward" and "nitwit".

Then he will move on to "grading your performance 'Grade:F'"

He'll use dismissive stage directions, for the lack of a better term, such as "/gaze" and "/glare".

He drops a few Latin phrases, 'cuz he's just that smart and cool.

He'll intonate that someone needs medication to control their mental illness when he does not have a strong enough counterpoint to dispute what the previous commentator wrote.

Lastly, he'll start posting stuff that has little or nothing with the discussion while decrying "Islamo-fascists suck-ups."

Hey, "Champ", we've heard your act before. It's old and it wasn't good enough to repeat in the first place. Come back when you get some new material.

What a joke...

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 24, 2009 - 10:59am.

So, why are you so obsessed with this anonymous poster?

Get a life, you stalker freak.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 24, 2009 - 1:34pm.

Stalker? I'm a fan of your work. You should be impressed that there is someone out there who will actually read all your tripe and recognizes when you pull out your greatest hits.

The only thing that would have made your post strong would be a classic stage direction. May I suggest...

/sarcastic clap

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 24, 2009 - 3:29pm.

The issue is Iran. Not you.

Now go stalk someone else, cretin.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 25, 2009 - 12:43pm.

Glad to hear that you know what the issue is. Stop personally insulting everyone who posts.

And quit flattering yourself about me stalking you. No one even knows your name, just your demeaning, 3rd grade, insulting style of posting.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 23, 2009 - 11:01am.

IRANIAN YOUTH PROVE THAT BUSH WAS RIGHT
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121083798995894943.html

Ultimately, to prevail in this struggle, we must offer an alternative to the ideology of the extremists by extending our vision of justice and tolerance, freedom and hope.

These values are the self-evident right of all people, of all religions, in all of the world because they are a gift from Almighty God.

Securing these rights is also the surest way to secure peace.

Leaders who are accountable to their people will not pursue endless confrontation and bloodshed.

Young people with a place in their society and a voice in their future are less likely to search for meaning in radicalism. And societies where citizens can express their conscience and worship their God will not export violence, they will be partners for peace.

This fundamental insight, that freedom yields peace, is the great lesson of the 20th century.

Now our task is to apply it in the 21st.

Nowhere is this work more urgent than here in the Middle East.

We must stand with the reformers working to break the old patterns of tyranny and despair.

We must give voice to the millions of ordinary people who dream of a better life in freedom.

We must confront the moral relativism that views all forms of government as equally acceptable and thereby consigns whole societies to slavery.

Above all, we must have faith in our values and ourselves and confidently pursue the expansion of liberty as the path to a peaceful future.

That future will be a dramatic departure from the Middle East of today.

--President Bush, Israel Knesset, May 2008--

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 23, 2009 - 3:21pm.

You're right. But why start with liberating Iranians? There are far more people in China who do not have a voice. Wouldn't we do the most good by starting there?

The truth is that we cannot stick our noses everywhere. We don't have a large enough military. And for nations that have the "bomb", it's too large of a risk.

Let the Iranians slug it out for themselves. Besides, I am not so certain that the man they want to see in power is that much better than the guy who's already there. Why kill ourselves to put the lesser of two a$$holes into power?

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 24, 2009 - 7:34am.

The Obama cultists must have slept through the Leftist protests of the China Olympic Torch Relay in SF;
http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/zombie-chronicles-the-olympic-torch-relay-i...

One of the Free Tibet groups drew a large crowd throughout the day with an impressive bit of rolling political street theater involving a faux Chinese tank and Chinese soldiers beating and torturing protesters dressed as Buddhist monks. Notice the Grade-A moron who made the brilliant decision to wear a Chairman Mao shirt to the rally, as some kind of birdbrained fashion statement — even though he was hanging around with the anti-Chinese Tibetan protesters. It takes a special kind of Leftist idiocy to be that oblivious.

But then Obama cultists are generally known for their obliviousness to reality.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 19, 2009 - 1:46pm.

Iran has asked us to butt out. It's not your vote, it doesn't concern you. Keeping out of the politics of the Middle East means in EVERY way, not just in those best suited to those who don't approve of Israel. This isn't your problem, it's their problem. Let them deal with it as they see fit. If you had no right to vote, you have no right to protest it. It doesn't concern you, regardless of your ethnic background.

Sincerly-an American who is truly keeping her nose out of the business of the Middle East, as so many from that region of the world have asked us to do.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 23, 2009 - 11:20am.

Yeh. The Islamo-fascist mullahs demand that you butt out. The women of Iran don't need women around the world supporting them. American women need to learn to keep noses out and their traps shut while brave young Iranian women are beaten in streets of Tehran for protesting;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEOsmFTw040

Right. Keep your trap shut while beautiful young students like Neda Agha-Soltani are gunned down by her male betters.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbYyhBK2S8I

Just STFU, coward! You don't deserve a voice.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 24, 2009 - 9:53pm.

If you want so badly to be so pushy, why didn't you just vote McCain into power and deal with Islam in the way you so obviously see fit? Feminism in America hasn't won as many battles as you think (by the way, in case you were too thick skulled to realize, you are talking to a woman who isn't your typical bleeding heart liberal 18 year old college student with a head full of unrealistic ideals and a pocket full of daddy's money. I'm proud to be one of the few returning adult students on this Greek Society gone mad campus and having pulled myself up from near homelessness and spousal abuse, to being at one of the best Universities in the US entirely on my own steam, I feel I have a right to challenge you, I've seen reality far more than you EVER will).

As for Iran, why do you dare to think that you know what's best? What makes you think that your outrage could have saved Neda and is helping the protesters today? THEY were the people asking the Americans to stop inserting their opinions. THEY have ASKED people like YOU to shut up, and do you? No! Like a typical pompous American you still, in your own way, assume that you know best. Like most liberals, your open minded to any idea that doesn't conflict with your opinion of liberalism. Wrap your little head around that.

Your opinion reminds me SO much of the opinion of those who truly believed we were going to help another country, that American rights would save the day in the middle east yet again. That country-was Iraq and although you were probably too young to have even voted in 2002, I was old enough. I sobbed when I realized that yet again, we were playing Big Brother Rome on another country that had NOTHING to do with us.

When you are going to realize that the ONLY way to save our tarnished reputation is to let these people alone to their own struggles? This isn't Europe 1940. The victims aren't waiting for Americans to save them this time. They hate us and everything we stand for. They don't want your opinion. They don't want you to be their savior. You have the opinion of every door-to-door evangelist who truly believes that they are saving this person from the depths of an excruciating eternity. Truly blinded to all ideas but your own, you stand believing that you are enlightened while the world laughs at you.

Grow up. The world isn't so kind. Let Iran be. Think of it this way. Your protest on the Diag accomplished nothing but your own waste of an afternoon which could have been spent actually helping someone who needed you.

Submitted by Mark (not verified) on June 23, 2009 - 11:38am.

I love that fact that you support women's right to be heard by telling a woman, that voiced her opinion, which you don't like, that she does not deserve a voice.

Do you truly want women to voice their opinion? Or do you simply want to hear from those who echo YOUR opinion?

All people deserve a voice, Hypocrite. It is thinking like yours that leads the beatings/mistreatment of others in the videos you posted. They don't believe that women should speak out unless those women echo their opinions.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 23, 2009 - 2:11pm.

Nitwit, you're the one who demanded non-Iranian women shut up about what's happening to women in Iran. I merely suggested you take your own advise and STFU. Honestly, how freakin' dim are you? It's apathetic demands for silence from creeps like you that encourages the Islamo-fascists to oppress women.

Susan Sarandon, Rosie O'Donut, Jeanine Garafolo, Gwyneth, Madonna, Portman, every Leftist imbecile should be forced to watch the atrocities perpetrated against women in the name of shariah law. These worthless, privileged useful idiots open their pieholes and spout silly inanities against this great country and protect those who would cut their clits off so fast their heads would spin (while it was still attached).

It enrages me that women who are free to speak, who have an unearned soapbox, aid and abet the enemy in the seditious mold of Hanoi Jane. *SPIT*

I salute the brave women who march for their freedom in Iran, Iraq and Afghanistan in the face of physical harm, threats and punishment. And all you can do is encourage others to be silent? Take your own advise and put a sock in it.

Submitted by Mark (not verified) on June 23, 2009 - 3:05pm.

Nitwit? I am smart enough to realize that I, Mark, am not the same person you told did not deserve a voice.

Check the name of the person replying.

BTW, you call that other person a coward. You're real big Mr. Anonymous.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 24, 2009 - 7:20am.

Who exactly is this nitwit, "Mark"?

Is it sooper smart enough to reveal its identity?

Or does it even realize how psychotic its anonymous criticism of anonymous posters makes it?

Let's try addressing it in its native word-salad lingo: Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

Take your meds.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 24, 2009 - 9:54am.