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Sex offender registry

In light of the heartbreaking ending that occurred here in the Jacksonville area (details here), I feel compelled to post this link to a sex offender registry. Please take the time to see if any pervs live in your neighborhood or nearby.

March 16, 2007 Posted by | public service announcement | Leave a Comment

O’Reilly nails NYT lie

From Newsmax:

Gotcha!

That’s what Bill O’Reilly told his viewers Thursday night as he nabbed the New York Times in publishing a phony story.

On Thursday, the paper ran an editorial claiming that “a screaming baby girl has been forcibly weaned from breast milk and taken, dehydrated, to an emergency room, so that the nation’s borders will be secure.”

But on his Fox News show Thursday night, O’Reilly said the the Times report was made up out of whole cloth.

The point of the Times editorial was that the baby’s mother and more than 300 other workers in a leather-goods factory in New Bedford, Mass., were “terrorized — subdued by guns and dogs, their children stranded at school — so that the country will notice that the Bush administration is serious about enforcing immigration laws.”

As a result of this so-called “terrorism,” the Times insisted that the baby was faced with a potentially fatal disorder as a result of the raid that forcibly separated the infant from her mother as the federal raid took place.

Because the Times editorial was so serious, O’Reilly said on his “O’Reilly Factor” show that he and his staff decided to look into the situation.

They immediately found problems with the Times report.

Said O’Reilly: “On March 6th … federal agents raided a factory in New Bedford, Massachusetts … detaining 361 illegal workers … and arresting the owner of the business. Almost immediately … the feds say … 50 detainees were released to care for their children and the rest were taken to Fort Devens for processing and possible deportation.”

Noting the Times’ lead paragraph about “a screaming baby girl” being forcibly weaned from breast milk and taken, dehydrated, to an emergency room, O’Reilly remarked: “Wow. A screaming baby denied breast milk … so dehydrated she has to be hospitalized? How can this happen in America?”

“Well,” he said, “it may not have happened.”

“Because the Times editorial was so intense, we decided to look into the situation. And guess what? There are some problems.”

Here’s what O’Reilly’s investigators found: Two babies were admitted to two New Bedford-area hospitals shortly after the raid – a 7-month-old was taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital, where it was diagnosed with pneumonia and dehydration, while another baby was admitted to St. Luke’s, also with pneumonia and dehydration. Both babies were accompanied by guardians, and both were treated.

Neither child fit the allegations in the Times story.

O’Reilly said, “If there’s another baby in play here, we can’t find it. Of course, the immigration raid did not cause the pneumonia, which most likely led to the dehydration. So the description used by the New York Times to demonize the Department of Homeland Security seems to be false.”

O’Reilly concluded: “America must not harm children and the feds have to make exceptions on humanitarian grounds when kids are involved. The kids are not responsible for the immigration mess. But Talking Points is fed up with misleading and dishonest tactics in this debate. “The truth is that we cannot find a baby in Massachusetts that was forcibly weaned from her mother’s breast. The truth is that the two babies we did find had developed pneumonia on their mother’s watch before the raid.

“Unless the New York Times has other verifiable information, honesty dictates it correct its editorial.”

Don’t hold your breath, Billy O.

March 16, 2007 Posted by | illegal immigration, media bias | Leave a Comment

Happy belated IEAP Day!

How could I have missed this? Yesterday was the Fifth Annual International Eat an Animal for PETA Day! Hat tip to Smash:

Meryl Yourish, the originator of IEAPD, explains:
PETA has started yet another offensive ad campaign. This one really reaches bottom—they are using Holocaust terminology, quotes, and pictures to liken the “slaughter” of animals to the slaughter of the Jews by the Nazis.
I’ve already received a letter from a child of Holocaust survivors who is, of course, extraordinarily offended. But here’s the thing: PETA is known for this kind of outrageous publicity stunt—and that’s what it is, an outrageous publicity stunt—and while I am also offended and outraged, there is absolutely nothing we can do that will make PETA change their ad campaign. I’m sure they knew exactly what they were doing, have a plan in mind, and, if they withdraw the campaign, will do it according to their deadlines and their decisions.

So let’s make up our own outrageous publicity stunt. Let’s designate… March 15th, as International Eat an Animal for PETA Day. Everybody set the date on your calendar, and either go out and enjoy a great steak, or cook one at home. Or cook up some chicken or fish or anything else that PETA wouldn’t want you to eat.

I had some yummy chicken for lunch today, and even more for dinner.

What animal(s) did you eat?

I had stir-fry, with 10 oz. of grilled chicken in the sauteed squash, red pepper, crimini & portabello mushrooms, and brown rice. Oh, yeah, and I scrambled a chicken abortion egg to throw into it, too. Today’s lunch: lemon pepper tilapia. Mmmmmmmmmmm-mmmmh!

March 16, 2007 Posted by | animal rights wackos | 3 Comments

Today’s edition of "But…but…they support the troops!"

Go ahead, leftards, and remind us how you “oppose the war but support the troops”! Um…no, you don’t. From Indepundit:

March 16, 2007 Posted by | moonbats | Leave a Comment

A new form of torture?

From Cox and Forkum:

March 16, 2007 Posted by | global warming, humor | Leave a Comment

   

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