Argghhh!

Edwin Lee Dean Edwin Lee Dean, age 92 of Hurley, Missouri, passed away Thursday, September 13, 2012, at the Ozark Regional Healthcare Center in Crane, Missouri. He was born on August 12, 1920, to Albert and Elsie Barnett Dean in Spring Creek Valley, north of Hurley where he resided his entire life. A 1938 graduate of Hurley High School, Edwin volunteered for the U.S. Army in 1941. In June, 1942, when then Major William O. Darby called for volunteers to man the newly authorized First Ranger Battalion...

They *were* Turkish jets . The DNC has a complete fail.

The Few, the Proud, the Privileged... Click to enlargify

...to see what the Green-on-Blue/Red-on-Blue force exchange ratio is running at these days... because there comes a point when you have to consider the fact that we're just no longer welcome and it's time to pull pitch and come home. And conduct some serious general-crucifying soul searching and do some well-deserved reputation-blackening needful to really learn the lessons, vice dress them up in fancy words and forget them. Because based on what I read, and what I hear from the deployed...

I hope to God we're about to see one .

...spontaneously combusting because of a crappy video that offended their tender sensibilities, right? Wrong.

Kevin Williamson, writing at National Review Online : How to respond to the attacks on U.S. diplomatic interests in the Muslim world? One especially appropriate tool we have at hand involves the State Department itself: the issuance of visas. If the Egyptians cannot bring themselves to behave like civilized human beings, then there is no reason to extend to them the benefits of international norms that they have no intention of respecting. It would therefore be appropriate for the United States to...