From time to time, I like to check the stat counter to determine what search words lead people to this site. Whenever I do that, I am always struck by the strange search terms some people enter. I receive a modest number of visitors from Muslim countries. And virtually all of them arrive via a Google or Yahoo search. Here are the top search terms that bring Muslims to this blog:
"buy USA fake passport" - That should be cause for alarm, no?
"Muslims that drink alcohol"
"Russian sex slaves"
"arab sex"
"naked photos obama's mother"
I think a lot can be gleaned from those terms being the top referring terms. But I don't think you need me to point out their implications.
Just a suggestion. Trying to think up ways of generating more revenue. My Google Ad Sense account is up to $5.34, but I think I can double that number in a short time if I become the world's premiere blog on red heeled sock monkeys and red heeled sock monkey accessories. Plus, I read once on a bathroom wall that "chicks dig men who make sock puppets". So, it has that going for it.
The Republican National Committee (RNC) released a statement Monday about Democratic Presidential Candidate Sen. Barack Obama's (D-IL) ties to a campaign advisor who received what they categorize as “special loans” from Countrywide Financial Corp. Chief Executive Officer Angelo Mozilo.
The claims are related to Jim Johnson, who is one of Obama's top advisors and the former Chief Executive Officer of Fannie Mae. The RNC quotes a Wall Street Journal article in its statement about the connection. The Journal article suggests that Johnson was one of a few of Mozilo's friends who received special loans due to their connections. The rates for at least two of the loans were described as “below market values” and Johnson is said to have taken out loans totaling $7 million.
“Barack Obama routinely rails against lobbyists and corporate insiders, yet his campaign is stocked with both,” the RNC's Press Secretary Alex Conant said. “Now it turns out that the man leading his vice presidential selection team is receiving highly questionable loans. With millions of Americans struggling to pay their mortgages, it raises serious questions about Obama's judgment when we learn members of his campaign leadership are receiving favors that the average American would never get.”
More background:
About James Johnson: He's part of the permanent government of this country, a long-time Democratic fixer (Mondale and Kerry campaigns), former CEO of Fannie Mae, and as such a big buyer of Countrywide loans. He's a guy who sits on a bunch of corporate boards, etc.
Outrage: "That reeks most high," said Bonnie Russell, a public relations specialist and vocal critic of Mr. Mozilo, according to the Sun. "Where's the 'change to believe in' if they're playing the same old game using the same old players?"
The sanctimonious Obama, before he was called on his bullshit:
Man...He sure sounded angry about Countrywide...In a stuttering and babbling kinda way. And note the boos from the Obamamaniacs.
Well...here's what the Obamamaniacs were saying before Obama's outrage and hypocrisy blew up in his double-speaking face (taken from Obama's community forum on his own website):
You know who Countrywide is...the biggest predatory mortgage rapists of them all.So you can bet your bottom dollar if Penn is tied to them...at the very least,the Clintons knew about it.
Hillary Clinton's Chief Strategist is connected to Countrywide Financial, raper of the Black community in the mortgage loan crisis, and Blackwater, raper of the public tax dollars that have this country in so much debt because of their murderous deeds....Why aren't we yelling this from the roof tops!! Why is Obama sitting on this?
And here's Obama's take now. He doesn't sound nearly so sanctimonious or outraged. He just sounds like a retard:
And in case you weren't paying attention...The Cliff notes:
Hey...Obamamaniacs, why aren't you yelling from the roof tops!!?? Why is Obama just sitting on this? Perhaps it's because your boy now has to eat his own bullshit. Just like you've been eating it.
Damn! Engineering terrorism within Iran? I can't even get people to comment at my blog.
Six suspects among the 15 people detained over the explosion in Shiraz are linked to a German-based monarchist weblog, a report says.
The six agents, two of them chemistry students, were in contact with a blogger, belonging to the German-based Rahe Azadi (Way of Freedom) weblog, via email, JAHAN reported.
Earlier, they had detonated bombs in Fars Province sabotaging the Sivand and another Dam in return for a sum of over $20,000 from the blogger.
The blogger then requested the 'facilitators' to target two public places, promising each bomber a $100,000 reward.
A crowded mosque in Shiraz was the site of the first blast, which left 14 people killed and some 200 others injured on April 12.
The explosives used in the blast were described as two containers of chemical material.
The bombers were next assigned to target Tehran's International Book Fair, May 1-11, at the city's congregational prayer venue.
Iran has accused the United States, Britain and Israel of funding the suspects and providing them with necessary expertise to make bombs.
UPDATE: We covered this before, but it bears repeating...
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad accused Israel Tuesday of involvement in the Shiraz mosque explosion last month that killed 14 people, Iranian news agency (IRNA) reported.
After Iran claimed earlier that the United States and Britain were responsible for the explosion, Ahmadinejad named Israel too, and said that “the three countries announced that they were planning to assassinate Iranians, which was followed a short time later by the Shiraz mosque crime.” The Iranian leader added that “thanks to efforts by Iranian intelligence agencies, the perpetrators of the blast were quickly arrested and confessed to their ties to the Zionist regime, the US and Britain.”
From time to time, I like to check the stat counter to determine what search words lead people to this site. Whenever I do that, I am always struck by the strange search terms some people enter. I receive a modest number of visitors from Muslim countries. And virtually all of them arrive via a Google or Yahoo search. Here are the top search terms that bring Muslims to this blog:
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