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LIVE AT FIVE – 06.06.12

Posted on | June 6, 2012 | 5 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


TOP NEWS
Walker, Republicans Win Big In Wisconsin

Governor Scott Walker votes in yesterday's recall election.

Democrats skunked in recall attempts
Related: The Tears Of Unfathomable Sadness

Putin Vows To Deepen Ties With PRC
Also, more cooperation on Syria, Iran

Nancy Reagan Marks 8th Anniversary Of Husband’s Death










POLITICS
Romney’s Private E-mail Hacked?

Mitt Romney on the campaign trail in Texas

Hacker claims to have accessed Romney’s Hotmail account

Proposition 8 Case Headed To Supreme Court

Obama’s “Paycheck Fairness Act” Fails In Senate

Rothman Concedes NJ-9 Dem House Primary, Announces Retirement

California Voters Split On $1 Increase In Tobacco Tax

Incumbents Advance In Low-Turnout California Primary



THE ECONOMY, STUPID
Weaker Dollar Drives Up Crude Prices: NYMEX $84.63, Brent $99.22
European Shares To Open Higher As G7 Agrees To Act
Australia’s Economy Powers Ahead On Mining Boom, Currency Soars
Greek Euro-Exit “Moonscape” Result May Hinder Drachma Choice
Fed Faces Political Heat In Weighing More Economic Stimulus
Argentina’s YPF Outlines $35 Billion Five-Year Plan
Buffett Sees Little Chance Of US Recession
Napster Founders Reunite With Social Video Service
Thinking Outside The XBox: Console Games Move Off The Television
Google Acquires Quickoffice Mobile App
Samsung Joins Linux Foundation Board With Major Investment
Analyst Predicts Facebook Will Disappear In 5-8 Years



SPORTS
Celtics Take Control Of The East

Paul Pierce drives to the basket past three Heat defenders

Boston beats the Heat 94-90, takes 3-2 lead in series

Can The Astros Keep Their Young Draft Talent?

Pettitte’s 10 K’s Sink Rays, 7-0

Herrera’s The Hero Again As Dodgers Edge Phillies 2-1

Tommy Lasorda Hospitalized After Mild Heart Attack

Rangers Rebound From Rout To Beat A’s 6-3

Forensic Expert: Evidence In Clemens Trial “Lacking”

O’s Beat Red Sox 8-6 In 10


Calipari: I’m Doing What’s Best For My Program

Home Run Leader Josh Hamilton Is Skipping The Home Run Derby

Harper’s The Hero As Nationals Edge Mets 7-6 In 12th



FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
Sheryl Crow Has Benign Brain Tumor

Sheryl Crow

Worried about memory, singer got an MRI – and there it was

Underage Scout Willis Busted With Open Beer, Fake ID In NYC

“Teen Mom” Amber Portwood Gets Five Years In Prison

Debra Messing Files For Divorce

Amanda Bynes Charged With DUI

Hot Scribe Pushing “Justice League” At Warner Brothers



Rihanna Fires Back At Esquire UK Reporter Over Chris Brown Questions

Little People: “Snow White” Producers Screwed Us Out Of Dwarf Roles!

MTV On Snooki’s Departure From “Jersey Shore” House: “It’s Not A Prison”

Matthew Fox May Enter Alcohol Treatment In DUI Case



FOREIGNERS
Syria Declares 17 Ambassadors Persona Non Grata
Highlights Of Four-Day Diamond Jubilee Celebrations In Two Minutes (Video)
Central Asia Group Seeks Bigger Role In Afghanistan
PRC Tells US To Quit Tweeting About Beijing’s Foul Air Quality
Rare Praise For Suu Kyi From State-Run Paper
Panetta To Meet Indian Defense Minister Antony, Focus Likely On PRC
Netanyahu: Iran Giving Assad Personnel To Kill His Own People
19 Killed In Northern Nigeria
Russian Language Gets Tentative Approval In Ukraine
US Ends Financing For Pak Version Of “Sesame Street”



BLOGS & STUFF
The Jawa Report: Recall #FAIL
Gateway Pundit: Walker Wins Anyway!
Jonah Goldberg: Obama’s Good Night?
Weasel Zippers: Obama Campaign Tries To Spin Wisconsin Recall Defeat
Chicago Boyz: Wisconsin/Stalingrad
Sister Toldjah: Bill Clinton Continues To Do Barack Obama No Favors
Riehl World View: Barbara Walters Asks Assad Aide, Want A Job With Piers Morgan? Or How About Columbia?
Volokh Conspiracy: Eugene Volokh Consulting On the Walker/Kimberlin Case
Nice Deb: Rep. Chaffetz Says Holder Ignoring Fast And Furious Letter Is Embarrassment For Speaker Boehner
Jim Pethokoukis: The Seven Scariest Facts From The New CBO Long-Term Budget Forecast

Category: Live at Five

The World’s Youngest Blogger Salutes Queen Elizabeth

Posted on | June 5, 2012 | 5 Comments

by The World’s Youngest Blogger

Do you like my Norman Rockwell look?

Do you like my Norman Rockwell look?

On the occasion of the Diamond Jubilee, I should like to wish a merry day to England and Her Royal Highness.

Please accept my sincerest regrets for the latest in a series of snubs proffered by this regrettable Commie jackwagon they elected three years ahead of my birth. Alas, halting such piffle is beyond my powers.

Category: Great Britain, World's Youngest Blogger

WISCONSIN RECALL ELECTION RESULTS HQ–UPDATE:
CNN Calls It For Walker

Posted on | June 5, 2012 | 10 Comments

by Smitty

Stacy’s location remains undisclosed, and he’s asked me to head up the results. Legal Insurrection has a swell Social Media plug-in. We did that once for, I seem to recall, the ObamaCare vote. Neat technology, but not much historical trace there.

Memeorandum has the Democrat’s sucking chest wound on display:

I’m giving one point to Walker for every Memorandum bullet, for a total of 7. Prediction: Walker: 54.5% to Barrett: 47.5%. Furthermore, I bet the Dems pick up one WI Senate seat and claim a  120 dB moral victory, while demanding a recount and making Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction appear to be having a rough morning by comparison as they make the remainder of Walker’s tenure a total bed of roses.

8:56 PM EST: The Campaign to Defeat Obama notes:

Polls also show Republican Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch holding a narrow lead over Democrat Mahlon Mitchell.

21:05 PM EST: Drudge has a 5 point margin, and points to the AP with an even-handed story. How stupid will the unions look if the whole drama boils down to a 2008 re-run?

21:09 PM EST: Forget 2008; nostalgia buff Donald Douglas wants a re-run of FL2000:

Can’t we just watch Death Race 2000 instead? 21:12 PM EST: Ain’t over until it’s over:

  21:18 PM EST: Via Dan Riehl, via Gretawire, the Scott Walker event: 21:22 PM EST: The Camp of the Saints has a lively aggregation going. Do not miss. 21:26 PM EST: Perhaps the following numbers are from MakingItUpAsYouGo.com:

21:28 PM EST: Oh, some closer-to-reality numbers:

 

21:30 PM EST: This is where you point out that the precincts matter, and expect the numbers to close slightly, as more dense districts report. Those Progressive districts get pretty dense, IYKWIMAITYD.

21:37 PM EST: Unexpected new White House spokesman Sgt. Schultz (while Jay Carney occupies a corner of the briefing room in a fetal position, thumb clenched by lips): Much more likely to be funny than his predecessor, while holding steady on accuracy. 21:42 PM EST: Do avail yourselves of Evil Blogger Lady’s excellent roundup. 21:51 PM EST: SHOCKING ECONOMIC FALLOUT from this election (at an undisclosed location):

 


Meanwhile, somewhere, Andrew Sullivan is wondering what to do with the sudden windfall of a pair of fives. . .

Also, we are linked by the gracious Lonely Conservative.

22:03 PM EST: CNN Calls it for Walker

E X P E C T   F U R T H E R   U P D A T E S . . .

Category: Wisconsin

Fear and Loathing on Capitol Hill: The GOP Caucus Is Decadent and Depraved

Posted on | June 5, 2012 | 40 Comments

“They are our representatives; we would like some representation.”
— Ace of Spades, June 4, 2012

FROM AN UNDISCLOSED LOCATION
“Where are those spineless Republican bastards in Congress when we need ’em, huh?” I shouted, trying to explain to a couple of young Beltway professionals the concept behind National Day of Blogger Silence. “They expect us to carry their message and fight their fights, and here we’ve got bloggers getting SWATted and bloggers going to jail and not a single Republican on Capitol Hill has said a f–king word! Not so much as a g–d– two-minute floor speech or a two-sentence press release statement!”

A couple of passersby on the sidewalk glanced over at the patio of the Pennsylvania Street bar where I was, uh, exercising my First Amendment rights — not to say ranting like a madman — earlier this afternoon. Having come to Capitol Hill for a meeting, I’d bumped into these two D.C. professionals who are young friends of mine, though not quite protegés, although one of them was someone whom I once advised to stay away from the Culture 11 debacle. She didn’t listen, and now doesn’t even mention on her LinkedIn profile her involvement in that infamous New Media catastrophe. But I digress . . .

Avoiding the temptation to tell my side of the Brett Kimberlin situation in straight-out gonzo mode has been easier than I thought. Obviously, the sheer craziness of this bizarre three-week saga — forced into a fugitive existence because I was covering the story of a notorious terrorist-turned-pseud0-progressive activist — lent itself to a Thompsonesque telling. Your average Republican doesn’t understand the gonzo method, however, and the story is serious enough that it deserves to be told in the measured tones and straightforward narrative style of Neutral Objective Journalism, even while my life turned into a freakish carnival of high-intensity weirdness.

Then on Monday the demented swine behind “Breitbart Unmasked” decided it would be a clever idea to go after Ali Akbar, and Ace of Spades announced his Day of Silence plan, which a lot of people don’t seem to understand.  So I decided to come to Washington, D.C., today, wearing a Serious Business Suit for a meeting where I had about two minutes to try to explain to Serious People what this is all about and why it matters.

Kind of a stressful experience and, in retrospect, it probably wasn’t a wise decision to grab a tall cup of strong coffee during the meeting, seeing as how it was my fourth or fifth cup of the day. I did OK in the actual meeting — anyone familiar with the convoluted Kimberlin/Rauhauser story can appreciate the difficulty of boiling it down to a two-minute impromptu pressentation — but afterward, I was a bit torqued up, so when one of the young professionals expressed mystification at the Day of Silence idea, I went off like a skyrocket.

“Maybe you don’t understand it, but I understand exactly what Ace is saying,” I said, puffing a Marlboro outside a Capitol Hill tavern. “It’s not that we’re not going to blog at all on Friday, but that we’re all going to put up one big post about this Kimberlin situation and nothing else.

“No election news, no policy stuff, no snarky jokes at the expense of the usual MSNBC douchebags — just one post about the way these left-wing monsters are attempting to silence us, and that’s it for the whole f–king day. Because, see, there’s some guys in Congress who owe us, big time, and Ace damned well knows it.

“You may not remember the ‘Crazed Ewok’ stuff Ace was posting about GOP challengers during the 2010 mid-terms, but I do. We’ve been carrying their water all this time, raising money for campaigns and pushing their message, and now when we need some help, those cowardly motherf–kers act like they never even heard of us? They’re going to sit up there in their offices and let us be gobbled up by these monsters and not say Word One about it?  Oh, hell no.”

It was at that point that one of the young professionals said that maybe Darrell Issa could do something.

“What?!” I roared. “You don’t think Issa’s people know all about this crap? Oh, yeah, like maybe we can get a briefing on the Hill or a meeting with some staffers next week or whatever. F–k that! We need action. We need action now — not next week or next month — now! Today! Immediately!”

The young D.C. professionals were clearly disturbed by the vehemence of my discourse, which was loud enough to be overheard by passersby on the sidewalk next to the patio.

“Hey, I’m sorry I got a little worked up there,” I said, putting out my cigarette and quieting my voice. “Probably shouldn’t have had that cup of coffee. You see how serious this is.”

Yes, of course they could. And so I said good-bye to my friends and got in my car and drove over here to an Undisclosed Location on K Street, where big-shot lobbyist types in $1,500 suits are lighting up Cohibas and laying down enormous bets on Scott Walker’s margin of victory tonight in Wisconsin.

If Walker wins by less than 5 points, these guys will be short a few grand tomorrow morning, but as long as Walker wins — and my Cohiba-smoking lobbyist pals are 100% certain he will — they’ll be happy even if he doesn’t “cover the spread.”

“Just imagine,” one of them said to me, “the look on Ed Schultz’s face — that fat blowhard is going to be the biggest idiot on TV!”

My big-shot K Street pals have offered to buy the drinks at their private Scott Walker Victory Party here in D.C. tonight, and my wife says she understands I need a break from all this stress, so it looks like I’ll be forced to accept their invitation. Surely my readers won’t begrudge the fugitive this one night of leisurely amusement, laughing it up at Ed Schultz’s embarrassed explanations of why Scott Walker stomped the crap out of that doofus Democrat from Milwaukee and his corrupt union buddies.

Living well is the best revenge, they say.

— Robert Stacy McCain, Whereabouts Unknown

 



Update (Smitty): Welcome, Instapundit readers!

Category: Fear. Loathing., The Kimberlin Files

Let Them Eat Cake With Anna Wintour

Posted on | June 5, 2012 | 13 Comments

by Smitty

via American Power

Meanwhile, Bluegrass Pundit cites The Examiner on the fear setting in amongst the Democrat Party on the likelihood of #OccupyResoluteDesk winning re-election:

Added Democratic strategist Doug Schoen, “It’s gone from ‘We expect he’ll be re-elected’ to ‘We think he’ll be re-elected’ to ‘We hope he’ll be re-elected’ to ‘He’ll probably be re-elected if everything goes right.’ Yes, they have something to worry about.”

Still way too early to pop the champagne. If the Unions pull out a victory in Wisconsin today, that will change the mood and breathe some hope into the Obama campaign.

Nevertheless, Romney is running a serious campaign, in contrast to Stacy’s cousin’s 2008 phone-in. Given that the Left appears to achieve success only when running against the record of an incumbent, (For, Bush41, Bush43) standing by actual accomplishment seems to elude them (Carter, Obama?) except when running against some tired old warhorse (Dole, McCain).

Liberty, ye Americans: it’s what’s for lunch. This Socialist dessert looks and smells fresh from the pasture.

Category: American Power, Barack Obama

Ali Akbar Says, ‘World War Three’

Posted on | June 5, 2012 | 70 Comments

Ali Akbar with Tea Party candidate Doug Hoffman, October 2009

FROM AN UNDISCLOSED LOCATION
Monday afternoon I was off the grid when Ali Akbar called to tell me that “Breitbart Unmasked” had published a photo and the address of his mother’s home in Texas in a viciously mendacious attack on the National Bloggers Club. While I had no Web access at the time, I was able to send a Tweet from my cell phone, and pardonnez mon français.

Does the phrase “Don’t mess with Texas” ring a bell? Maryland courts have been incredibly lenient with the Kimberlin/Rauhauser axis, but Ali assures me that Texas won’t take too kindly to the purposeful harassment of one of its law-abiding citizens. Ali’s mother has harmed no one, and whoever thought up this sick stunt might find themselves prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law — Texas law. IYKWIMAITYD.

As to the absurd delusions propagated by “Breitbart Unmasked” that the National Bloggers Club is rolling in mega-bucks from Republican fat cats — it’s simply not true.

The truth, to the best of my knowledge, is this: Melissa Clouthier began working last year to organize the National Bloggers Club. If conservative bloggers were Cub Scouts, Melissa would be our den mother. And she also has also played a key role in helping Ali in put on the annual “Blog Bash” at CPAC. This year’s Blog Bash was such a monster success in terms of sponsorships that they finished with a couple thousand bucks surplus, and it was agreed that this money would be used to fund the start of the National Bloggers Club.

So any disinformation you hear about the National Bloggers Club being lavishly funded by secretive Republican gazillionaires is bunk.

The Kimberlin/Rauhauser axis are experts at disinformation, and another lie they’ve told is that the National Bloggers Club is shoveling big money to Aaron Walker and others, myself included. It’s simply not true. The National Bloggers Club is trying to help Aaron, especially in terms of providing him with legal assistance in his court fight against Brett Kimberlin, but nobody’s getting rich off this and, as for me, I haven’t asked for a cent from the Club yet.

Nobody’s sued me and I haven’t sued anybody. Our readers here have been extraordinarily generous in hitting the tip jar to help with the extraordinary expenses, and I’m doing OK so far. But nobody knows what will happen next in this rapidly escalating online war, so it’s nice to know that the Club is available to help — and, we must hope, their ability to support and defend conservative bloggers in situations like this will prove valuable in the future.

The point is that the “Breitbart Unmasked” attack on Ali is as misguided as it is dishonest, and if Brett Kimberlin or Neal Rauhauser or any of their evil trolls think Ali is going to be intimidated by their vicious games, they’ve got another think coming.

What kind of liar is Brett Kimberlin? Check out Patterico’s post about the lies Kimberlin told to get Aaron Walker arrested.

Expect blogging to be light here today, as the Undisclosed Location will be re-locating temporarily while I conduct some important and highly relevant business.

One other note: Sources inform me that Aaron Walker filed Monday for an appeal of Judge Vaughey’s ruling in last week’s Maryland hearing. No word yet on when the appeal will be heard.

Please give generously to the National Bloggers Club, and also remember Ali and his family in your prayers.

– Robert Stacy McCain, Whereabouts Unknown

Category: The Kimberlin Files

LIVE AT FIVE – 06.05.12

Posted on | June 5, 2012 | 4 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


TOP NEWS
Wisconsin Voters Head To The Polls

Mayor Barrett confronts Governor Walker

Also, primaries in New Jersey, California

Pak Intel Claims Al-Qaeda #2 Killed By Drones
Waziristan militants deny report


Romney Looking For Upset In Pennsylvania
Obama campaign banks on soccer moms’ loyalty



POLITICS
US Observes 70th Anniversary Of Midway Victory

Veterans Bill Roy and Henry Kudzik are escorted from a commemorative ceremony in DC

Cryptology and carrier forces combined for pivotal victory over Japan

Next Word In Prop 8 Challenge Case Due Today

Dems’ Proposed Paycheck Fairness Act Expected To Fail


Bloomberg, Cuomo Agree On Decrminalizing Pot

While Most Eyes On Wisconsin’s Recall, Major House Races On Ballot Today As Well

Neil Boortz Gives Six Months’ Notice; Will Be Replaced By Herman Cain

Kids To Be Honored At 9/11 Memorial For $50,000 Gift



THE ECONOMY, STUPID
Crude Edges Higher In Asian Trading: NYMEX $84.80, Brent $99.50
Europe Stocks Start Higher In Anticipation Of G-7 Finance Ministers Meeting
Starbucks Buys Bay Bread For $100 Million To Improve Food
Germany Open To Pooling Debt – With Conditions
Chesapeake Energy To Replace Four Directors In Nod To Icahn
Facebook Faces New Lawsuit Over IPO Disclosures
Gold Ends Lower On Global Growth Concerns
Wall Street Looking At Another Round Of Layoffs
Sony Announces Host Of Features Linking Vita, PS3
Microsoft Adds Football, Tablet App To Expand XBox Service
HP, Oracle Face Off Over Itanium “Partnership”
Samsung Shows Off Windows 8 Tablets, Convertible Laptop
Google Buys Meebo
Ubisoft Announces Assassins Creed III: Liberation For PS Vita



SPORTS
Thunder Push Spurs To The Brink

Oklahoma City's coach Scott Brooks

Nasty not enough as Spurs fall in third straight game, 108-103

Kings Rout Devils 4-0, Now One Win Away From The Cup

Houston, We Have A Shortstop

Parker Carries No-Hitter Into 8th As A’s Rip Rangers 12-1

Morneau, Willingham Go Deep As DeVries Gets First Win For Twins



Kurt Busch Suspended From Pocono After Tirade

Dodgers Rough Up Papelbon, Beat Phillies 4-3 In 9th

Mariners Rub Salt In Santana’s Pitching Wounds, Outlast Angels For 8-6 Win

Money Matters Could Drive Florida State From ACC To Big 12

Washington Selects High School Power Pitcher With First-Round Pick



FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
First Look at Lohan Playing Liz

Lindsay Lohan as Elizabeth Taylor

Looking pretty convincing there

O NOES! White Girl Gwyneth Paltrow Tweeted The N-Word, Everybody Freak Out

Three Things To Know About The New Miss USA

Joe Jonas, Nelly Board CW’s Music Competition As Mentors

Paris Hilton: Sleeping With The Enemy

“Before Watchmen”: EW Boasts Exclusive Trailer

Nicki Minaj To Hot 97 – Count Me Out Next Year Too

Lady Gaga And Taylor Kinney Back On

Marine Le Pen Is Not Amused By Madonna’s Swastika Stunt, Has Lawyers Waiting



FOREIGNERS
Diamond Jubilee Celebration Live
PRC Denies Protecting Syria’s Assad
Heavy Rains Slow Search In Nigeria Plane Crash
Libyan Government Retakes Tripoli Airport From Disgruntled Militia
Record Crowds Attend HK Tienanmen Vigil
Canada Seeks Swift Extradition Of Murder Suspect
NATO Announces Deals To Leave Afghanistan Via Central Asia
President: Corrupt Officials Have Stolen $4 Billion From South Sudan
Suu Kyi Visits Karen Refugees In Thailand
Terror Suspects Found Guilty In Jyllands-Posten Cartoon Case



BLOGS & STUFF
Via Meadia: Intrade Has Walker’s Chances Over 90%, NYT In Panic Mode
WyBlog: JC Penney Markets Father’s Day To The 2%
Valley Of The Shadow: Endorsements For LA County Primaries
Pirate’s Cove: Obama Basically Phones It In On Wisconsin Recall
NewsBusters: Ed Schultz Lurches From Panic To Incoherence Over Wisconsin Recall
Allahpundit: Is Romney The Keynesian Choice In November?
Lonely Conservative: Obama Attends BBQ At Some Guy In The Neighborhood’s House After Getting Elected To The US Senate
Washington Free Beacon: NYC, Where Stoners Are Welcome But Sodas Are Verboten
Michelle Malkin: Contempt – Free Speech Trampling Judge Exposed
NRO Corner: Romney Campaign Punches Back On Obama Attack Ad – “We’ve Heard It All Before”
Power Line: A Speech I’s Like To Hear Obama Deliver
Weekly Standard Blog: Warren Was For Brown’s Approach To Regulatory Reform Before She Was Against It
Jim Geraghty: Messina – We’re Doing Great! And We May Lose Wisconsin!
American Power: Thuggery At The Louisiana GOP Convention
Weasel Zippers: Axelrod Claims Rubio Pick As VP Would Be Insult To Hispanics
Gateway Pundit: Cardinal Dolan Slams NYT – “Does Not Have Reputation Of Fair & Accurate Reporting Regarding The Church
Hit & Run: Colleges Cease Offering Student Health Plans Thanks To ObamaCare
Jim Pethokoukis: No, It’s Not Time For Another Trillion-Dollar Stimulus

Category: Live at Five

Gauntlet Thrown Down @ali
UPDATE: An SMS From RSM

Posted on | June 4, 2012 | 92 Comments

by Smitty

 

Ace of Spades: National Day of Blogger Silence — This Friday

On Friday, this site will be absolutely dead-silent, which is what Brett Kimberlin and his stalker crew seeks, and what the media and our supposed Representatives in Congress would permit.
The only post on Friday will be a bold-faced Open Letter to Congress, urging them to act and not attempt to pass the buck to others.
They are our representatives; we would like some representation.
They vowed to defend and protect the Constitution; they can honor that vow now.
I will post links of Congressmen’s and Senator’s email addresses and offices and phone numbers, and urge every concerned American citizen to let them know, in no uncertain terms, that a crime in progress against the First Amendment (and people’s safety) is occurring, and we humbly request they take this seriously.
They are literally going to get someone killed. That is their endgame here.
Will the media and Congress pretend “we didn’t know” when this happens?
ABCNews knows.
The Weekly Standard knows.
The Daily Caller knows.
And many, but not yet all, Congressmen and Senators know.

This blog will (likely) follow Ace’s lead. I’m sure my Congressman will listen to a polite petition. He could surprise me and take action, too. That hope exists.

Update: linked at The Daley Gator

Update II: More at American Power. Furthermore, Stacy spoke to Ali and got this quote:

“World War Three.”

The nature of the offense is that the allegedly Brett Kimberlin-linked site “Breitbart Unmasked” (no linky love for these clowns) apparently thought it was cool to post photos of the location of some family members of Ali.

Now, I have not ever seen Ali in an other-than-gentlemanly mode. I shall strive to keep it that way.

Update III: linked at The Camp of the Saints

Update IV: linked at The Conservatory, Da Tech Guy, and The Lonely Conservative. Plus reporting at Twitchy.

Update V: linkage from The Fellowship of the Perpetually Aggrieved, hogewash, Ameryx le Gallois, Conservative Hideout, and The Rio Norte Line.

Category: The Kimberlin Files
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