AMERICA - The Right Way!! (Day 741) [Remember the Trade Center!!]

Various News Sources and FReepers | January 31, 2003 | All of Us

[kassie]

Me too.

[lysie]

[lysie]

[lysie]

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[mware]

Hello Chairman. Sorry we missed each other yesterday. Are you attending CPAC today?

[gulfcoast6]

Pray tell, who is this El Nuto EX Amb. on Fox News, sheesh.

[Iowa Granny]

Good Morning. It was nice to sleep in my own bed last night. This sleeping around is hard on women my age ;>) There's ice out there this morning.

[lysie]

I missed it, Toby.

[lysie]

Welcome...we are over here.

[kassie]

Are you home for awhile? Be careful on the ice.

[Iowa Granny]

Yes, I am home until Monday. The overnight weather for Sunday/Monday doesn't sound good. I may take off for Sunday afternoon if it sounds like it's going to get bad.

[LibertyBelt]

Thanks lysie for the funny cartoons to start the day with a jolly laugh.

Don't y'all just love the "new" Europe posting their support in the WSJ, and bypassing the passe NYT???

Here's a short BBC news item about Muslim "Sunday School" No WONDER so many of them grow up to be terrorists!!!!

from the BBC, BBC News | January 31, 2003 no less:

"Kenyan police have rescued 11 boys from an Islamic correctional centre in the capital, Nairobi, where they were kept in chains and tortured....

Nairobi police boss Stephen Kimenchu led the late evening raid.

"We found the children running around in chains. It was some kind of extreme confinement you cannot imagine to be happening in this country. We were not aware of this until yesterday when we got there."

At the Kasarani police station, five kilometres from where they had been rescued, the children narrated their ordeal at the hands of Islamic teachers bent on turning them into good Muslims.

Guleed Ahmed, 16, from Leicester in the UK, says he spent eight months at the centre:

"It was a terrible place, they chain both legs and both arms, sometimes hands and feet together," he said.

"They beat you at lunch time, dinner time and grab both legs and hands and give you lashes on the buttocks."

Fellow student Abdikalik Jama from Eldoret in western Kenya talked of four months of torture and beatings:

"We sleep in chains, eat in chains, go to the toilets in chains. Sometimes we are hooked on the roof in chains and left hanging. We have to memorise the Koran and get punished if we cannot recite the Koran in the classroom.

(liberty belt again) I am waiting for all the compassionate lefties to speak out, as they surely will, right?? I mean anyone who did this here would be public enemy numero uno, eh?

[Molly Pitcher]

Good morning everyone. Late start today due to computer problems...

Memories of a free Iraq Long, but very worthwhile and amazing.

These colors don't run NY Post editorial, about yesterday's shoe bomber sentence

The fresh new wind, blowin' W.'s way Welsey Pruden

Andrew Sullivan's Weekly Dish

Cheney little seen by public, forges strong bond with Bush NY Times

[Molly Pitcher]

I saw that fellow from the Middle East Institute g6. He sure was glib, wasn't he....? But very, very wrong!

Grief of Sept. 11 families stuns German courtroom

[lysie]

Good morning.

Not only that...on a much smaller scale...can you imagine what the leftist would say if President Bush was caught on tape smoking a cigar and carrying/shooting a weapon?

They are so transparent!!

[lysie]

Good mornnig, Molly.

Wesley Pruden:

This remarkable document comes just in time, not just as a reminder to Americans that Herr Schroeder and M. Chirac no more speak for "the Europeans" than Barbra Streisand and Ramsey Clark and their coterie of aging leftist malcontents and Hollywood coxcombs speak for "the Americans."

That's right!!!

[Molly Pitcher]

Yes, Pruden nails it!

lysie, thanks for those Atkins links yesterday. I'll email them to my cousin.

Nita, Hope your brother and his family will find some comfort in the weeks and months to come. It must have been a heart-breaking day yesterday.

(((Kay))) - Thanks for letting us know. What a time you're having. Prayers continue.

I 'd like to ask for prayers for my cousin here in Akron. He's got a young family, and been laid off from Goodyear. It's hard....Thanks.

Off for the morning....

[kassie]

Did the article say when these boys were rescued?

[lysie]

Long, but very worthwhile and amazing.

Memories of a free Iraq ....Thank you,The Raven, Molly. Excellent.