Uh, that was under the Dippic and the charges were dismissed under the Dippic befoe President Barack Hussein Obama took office.

Why do you lie there like a rug?

BTW, Don Johnson is bisexual...LOL.

And to the OP I don't know any sane person who thinks that just white can be racists...that's an absolutely absurd notion.

That wouldn't matter considering the sources. It's proven that modern man is about 100,000 years old and we're ALL out of Africa...fact!

September 2007...modern cuture does not require it and he didn't "refuse", probably forgot...why is this news or a current event?

Message to other Stormfront followers here:

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSL1885586220070718

How ya' like them apples...

"Atheist Wiccan"

Well ya gotta respect the hard work the winners put in to achieve in winning this most prestigious award...

Nice post Redy....

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Sure it's their right as well is it's my right to call them out on the carpet about their insanities. I am not calling for banning religious...just pointing out the obvious...that it's a moron's morphine and it's got our country high when it should be THINKING instead. Why do Thumpers continually vote GOP? Explain that!!!

These people's leaders are corrupted, they're theives and war mongers...liars. The GOP only use the Thumpers...just like Hitler did...remember?...er....remember or to relive it...remember that?

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Okay....so you're okay with them installing prayer in schools huh? How about abstinence only continued? For evey year science and rational thought grows forward too large a population of Americans want to drag it back...deny and pretend. Example GW, the GOP and their liars have about half the country disbelieving it...so here again Thumpers vote for people who will let the planet rust for short-term corporate profit. Screw this...what Thumper would care to or be able to make this distinction? LOL.

I think public ridicule is called for...haven't enough suffered to prove their god's existance? When will it end? Oh yeah...they all got that story to tell to keep the fear alive...egads.

What another crock of crap man...c'mon, I am only posting FOR sanity. I mean you can ignore the damage religion does all ya' want. I've seen the damage...if I can save one soul from this insanity and then they save a few maybe we can eventually end our divisions...our wars...our year down our walls. Bible literalists and other Thumpers like the con men on TV who steal money from the weak and poor, all of them defy simple reality.

How to get help! See? I am a good guy, not a "god" guy...I try to help humanity!

http://www.recoveringreligionists.com/[/ur]

Science V religion.....give me a break. Now science/atheism is a religion because it defies religion? Give me a f'ing break.

2010 Stony Award Winners

(opens envelope) And the winners are:

Best Comedy: Hot Tub Time Machine
Best Drarma: Holy Rollers
Best Documnetary: Cheech & Chong's Hey Watch This Man...
Best TV Show: Breaking Bad
Best Animated TV Show: The Boondocks
Best Internet Video: Jamie's World
Stoner of the Year: John Cusack
Stonette of the Year: Drew Barrymore
Special Achievement: Jack Herer
Special Achievement Jesse Ventura
Special Achievement: Len Richmond

Celeb presenters included Doug Benson, Pauly Shore, Donald Faison, Dan Fogler, Alexis Arquette, Ken Davitian, Kelsey Ford and Michael Francese.

Craig Robinson, Rob Corddry and director Steve Pink accepted for Hot Tub. Director Kevin Asch not only accepted for Holy Rollers, he lit up a joint and the glass Stony bong on stage. Betsey Brandt and Dean Norris accepted for Breaking Bad.

Also on the bill were musical performances by Craig Robinson & the Nasty Delicious (a rousing "Mary Jane"), Dan Finnerty (of the Dan Band), Leon & the Peoples ("Weed's Gonna Come Around") and Radio Traffic ("California Dreamin'").

Best One-Liners from the Stage

• Tommy Chong: "We have a chance to make marijuana legal... It's very important that you support Prop 19."

• Tyrel Ventura (Jesse's son): "Fu*k the Emmys. This is better."

• Alexis Arquette: "Drew Barrymore has the fattest vagina."

• Tommy Chong: "Everyone should light up for Jack Herer."

• Betsey Brandt: "Fu*k yeah, a Stony is practical."

• Pauly Shore: "My first joint I stole from my mother's underwear drawer."

• Rob Corddry: "I get really f*cking scared if I get high... I got nothin'."

http://www.celebstoner.com/201009304940/reviews/concerts-events/10th-stony-awards.html

"The seventh annual Stony Awards celebrate the best films and television shows that are best watched baked, the ones that tickle the Stony bone. A Stony-nominated film doesn’t have to be about getting high (though it helps), nor does it have to be bursting with Purple Urkel in every shot (though I’d probably vote for that film). A Stony Award is more often about you, the viewer, with senses properly stimulated along the wide-open avenues of appreciation that emerge when you take that first puff, pop in that new DVD and press “Play.”




The Stonys are about the cultural community that grows out of the stoner experience and blossoms onto the modern screen, large and small—the best TV shows and films that each year build upon our world.

To garner a coveted Stony nomination, a film or TV show must have a moment of connection with the marijuana ethos. It can be a fully realized appreciation, like Seth Rogen’s lovable-stoner-gets-the-girl comedy Knocked Up, or it can be a simple but meaningful nod to potheads at large, as with Otto’s long-overdue bong rip in this year’s best animation, The Simpsons Movie.

This year, the Stony Awards are going to Los Angeles, in a benefit for the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws. NORML is necessary because we live in an age when our own government spends millions of dollars each year just to let everyone know that people who smoke marijuana are lazy, mindless morons who might shoot you in the face. (Remember that commercial?) Then, every Sunday night when the bud brothers in HBO’s Entourage take the screen, the government’s lie is exposed. Each week, 15 million Americans and millions more worldwide laugh along with Vince, Eric, Turtle and Drama as they take beaucoup bong hits, and the world by storm. Their loyalty to each other, like their affection for the kind, is never in question".

http://hightimes.com/entertainment/ht_admin/3842

Oh, did someone mention RUSH?

LOL...what a crock of crap....I guess you assume I am the only one who thinks these things...well okay then! I've never claimed to be an ace but I guess I am compared to the idiots of organized religion. Of course some of them could make a rock seem smarter.

Don't know many people who drink the kool aid here that are not idiots. Don't believe in evolution? Idiot. Voted your faith by voting for the Dippic? Idiot. Think the GOP are the "morals party"? Idiot. Think Hitler was an atheist instead of a devout Christian? Idiot. Think gays should not have the right to marry? Idiot. Think a woman does not have a right to her own reproductive health? Idiot! Think the US is a "Christian Nation"? Idiot....heh, we got it all here.

Good point.

In the 1940's in Memphis, Tennessee a black officer caught a white man raping a black woman. At that time since the officer was black he could not arrest a white man. The police captain came to the scene then drives the white man home with no charges.

This thread is just another Stormfront instructed attempt to promote their racist and hateful agendas. The "socialism" charge is aimed at the black man in the White House...nothing more.

Don't be fooled people....if we have socialism it's already here with Corporate Socialism. Look at the special interest in this election year: Big Corp is trying to buy our country outright...as if they don't already own most of it.

Screw them.

Sure, with a little levelling I guess...but kinda stubborn don't you think?...so somewhat like religious people?....I dunno man, it's a stretch...work on it.

Thanks for looking at my profile but sorry, I don't do men. I am okay with rational spiritual people...I'll try to make that more clear.

Thanks! Flattered I am sure.

Your tax dollars are funding the Taliban/Insurgents?

Senate report slams Afghan security contractors

Heavy U.S. reliance on private security in Afghanistan has helped to line the pockets of the Taliban because contractors often don't vet local recruits and wind up hiring warlords and thugs, Senate investigators said Thursday.

The finding, in a report by the Senate Armed Services Committee, follows a separate congressional inquiry in June that concluded that trucking contractors pay tens of millions of dollars a year to local warlords for convoy protection.

Sen. Carl Levin, chairman of the Senate panel, said he is worried the U.S. is unknowingly fostering the growth of Taliban-linked militias at a time when Kabul is struggling to recruit its own soldiers and police officers.

"Almost all are Afghans. Almost all are armed," Levin, a Michigan Democrat, said of the army of young men working under U.S. contracts.

"We need to shut off the spigot of U.S. dollars flowing into the pockets of warlords and power brokers who act contrary to our interests and contribute to the corruption that weakens the support of the Afghan people for their government," he added.

The Defense Department doesn't necessarily disagree but warns that firing the estimated 26,000 private security personnel operating in Afghanistan in the near future isn't practical.

This summer, U.S. forces in Afghanistan pledged to increase their oversight of security contractors and set up two task forces to look into allegations of misconduct and to track the money spent, particularly among lower-level subcontractors.

The Defense Contract Management Agency has increased the number of auditors and support staff in the region by some 300 percent since 2007. And in September, Gen. David Petraeus, the top war commander in Afghanistan, directed his staff to consider the impact that contract spending has on military operations.

But military officials and Republicans on the Senate Armed Services Committee warn that ending the practice of hiring local guards could worsen the security situation in Afghanistan.

(Well of course!)

They say providing young Afghan men with employment can prevent them from joining the ranks of Taliban fighters. And bringing in foreign workers to do jobs Afghans can do is likely to foster resentment, they say.

Also, contract security forces fill an immediate need at a time when U.S. forces are focused on operations, commanders say.

"As the security environment in Afghanistan improves, our need for (private security contractors) will diminish," Petraeus told the Senate panel in July. "But in the meantime, we will use legal, licensed and controlled (companies) to accomplish appropriate missions."

Levin says he isn't suggesting that the U.S. stop using private security contractors altogether. But, he adds, the U.S. must reduce the number of local security guards and improve the vetting process of new hires if there's any hope of reversing a trend that he says damages the U.S. mission in Afghanistan.

His report represents the broadest look at Defense Department security contracts so far, with a review of 125 of these agreements between 2007 and 2009.

The review concludes there were "systemic failures" in the management of the contracts, including "widespread" failures "to adequately vet, train and supervise armed security personnel."

The panel's report highlights two cases in which security contracting firms ArmorGroup and EOD Technology relied on personnel linked to the Taliban.

Last week, EOD Technology was one of eight security firms hired by the State Department under a $10 billion contract to provide protection for diplomats.

A statement released by EOD Technology said the Lenoir City, Tenn.-based company had been encouraged to hire local Afghans and that it provided the names of its employees to the military for screening. The company said the military has never made it aware of any problems with its handling of the contract.

In the case of ArmorGroup, the Senate panel says the company repeatedly relied on warlords to find local guards, including the uncle of a known Taliban commander. The uncle, nicknamed "Mr. White" by ArmorGroup after a character in the violent movie "Reservoir Dogs," was eventually killed after a U.S. raid that uncovered a cache of weapons, including anti-tank land mines.

ArmorGroup, based in McLean, Va., lost a separate contract this year protecting the U.S. Embassy in Kabul after allegations surfaced that guards engaged in lewd behavior and sexual misconduct at their living quarters.

Susan Pitcher, a spokeswoman for Wackenhut Services, ArmorGroup's parent company, said the company only engaged workers from local villages upon the "recommendation and encouragement" of U.S. special operations troops.

Pitcher said that ArmorGroup stayed in "close contact" with the military personnel "to ensure that the company was constantly acting in harmony with, and in support of, U.S. military interests and desires."

The allegation that contractors rely on warlords for local hiring is not new. Last June, a Democratic House investigation led by Massachusetts Rep. John Tierney concluded that trucking companies had "little choice" but to pay local warlords "in what amounts to a vast protection racket."

Army criminal investigators are examining the allegations, specifically looking at whether companies hired under a $2 billion Pentagon contract to transport food, water, fuel and ammunition to troops were paying up to $4 million a week to insurgent groups.

In August, Afghan President Hamid Karzai announced that private security contractors would have to cease operations by the end of the year. The workers, he said, would have to either join the government security forces or stop work because they were undermining Afghanistan's police and army and contributing to corruption.

U.S. officials responded that they shared the goal but wanted to move slow enough that military efforts weren't impacted.

Levin says he blames lost money to the Taliban on a lack of government oversight until this year. He previously has blamed the Bush administration for not devoting enough resources to the war in general.

Led by Arizona Sen. John McCain, committee Republicans endorsed the investigative findings in a voice vote last month. But in a statement included in the report, they said Levin's investigation "falls short of providing a more robust discussion of how slim our options were at the time."

http://www.salon.com/wires/allwires/10/07/D9IN39V84_us_us_afghanistan_contractors/index.html

Heh, I can post several studies suppporting that people of religion tend to be less educated or lack in cognitive abilities. Not too smart...well, I found this bit for it instead. I could easily do the same here but why go past something as simple as Yahoo Answers..lol.

Question: "Are atheist smarter that religious people?"

"Best Answer - Chosen by Asker

When I first began participating here, a woman named 'Brenda's World' claimed that atheists were smarter than theists. I took issue with that, since I am a theist(deist).

It only took a few days here to see that, comparing only the people on these boards, atheists are much more intelligent.

I offer proof:

"Creation scientists are a much scientists as Evolution are. In fact, Many branches of science were founded by Creation scientists. So without Creationists there would be no science." - a really dumb fundie

"God is real ur going to hell for not believing in him just hope u soul can be saved hahahah" - an ignorant fundie spreading that good ole 'Christian love'.

"The KJV because it is most accurate. There was a study done on all the versions, and the KJV has the least amount of syllables which relates to why the KJV is most accurate." - a really dumb fundie who needs words with less syllables.

"It is the parents responsibility to care for their children. Not the governments to steal money from others to do what the parents are supposed to do." - another example of Christian love

"because i have more proof of God then you have proof of evolution." - {it is truly sad that anyone would think like this)

"The ark, was built big enough and strong enough to hold 2 of every kind of animal, including dynosaurs. Looking at the dimensions, scientists have determined that it could hold all of them." - fundie quote

"Catholicism is not Christian" - ignorant hating fundie

"Just about every homosexual I've known has already been so screwed up in the head that suicide just happens to be the thing on their to do list." - hate filled ignorant fundie


"You will wish you had a little brain'wash' when you are burning in hell." - ignorant fundie

"There are thousands of historical documents saying she was and I have the witness of the Spirit." - really dumb fundie [This fundie is asserting that there are thousands of documents that prove Mary was a virgin. LMAO!!!!!!!]

"The Bible has been proven (through archeological evidence) to be the most accurate historical record ever written." - lol @ the deluded fundie

"There was no room on the ark for the dinosaurs so they drowned." - fundie

"It never rained before the flood that is why no one believed Noah." - fundie

"Schizophrenia is demon possession." - fundie

"God grew my nail back despite the surgeon's education, surgical expertise, and his protest!" - fundie {Evidently this fundie believes that God would grow her toenail back but allows children to be raped and murdered??}

"Menopause is punishment for sin." - fundie

"Yes God created all animals. But He knew that they {dinosaurs} would hurt people, and allowed them to die during the flood." - fundie

"Liberal atheists are the communist's best friends..." - evidently this fundie is Fox News brainwashed
Source(s):

LOL @ "wiser as in better morals". See, even more proof!

"Being an atheist is all about wanting to be your own god, which means attempting to blot out all authority over you."

EVEN MORE PROOF!

Why do fundies assume they know how another person thinks when they cannot possibly even imagine thinking the same way?"

http://ph.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100401154853AAr4eZj

Nooo, I quoted Professor Richard Lynn not Dave Hitt...YOU quoted Hitt who attacked the study. What bizarro chit...It's no wonder tho~