What's in my tabs right now

[solarbird]

Anti-marriage activists in West Virginia - working on a marriage-banning state constitutional amendment - post video with queers targeting children through rifle sights. Very nice. Also, the Catholic church is ramping up it's anti-marriage/anti-gay efforts, now working on their own version of ex-gay quackery. A couple of stations decline to run anti-gay hate ads by the American Family Association on the basis that they "did not represent positive Christianity"; Focus on the Family screams gay censorship. Oh, and I've received email from the local fundamentalists talking about their planned anti-domestic-partnership referendum, coming soon to signature-gatherers near you, for the fall ballot.

Mr. Obama's "sunshine" pledge has fallen completely by the wayside. Perhaps he should be reminded of this promise.

Army Private Brandon Neely, a former guard at Gitmo, steps forward to talk about the torture he witnessed at Guantánamo Bay. This is just part of the Bush torture regime that Mr. Obama and the complicit national Democratic leadership do not want to focus upon.

The Pakistani government has decided to allow Sharia law in the Swat valley, an area likely to be used to further destabilise the Pakistan government and to provide safe-haven for the Taliban. You all should, of course, know what I think of Sharia law.

Comments

[technoshaman.livejournal.com]

The link to the sunshine pledge is a dupe of the one about Sharia law; I think it wants to point elsewhere?

[solarbird]

Oh hell. Fixed, thanks.

[hawkdancer.livejournal.com]

That video... OMFG....

[emrecom.livejournal.com]

There's more and more of this completely hysteric, evil lunacy.

This is what I believe: because they're losing. because they sense they're losing (which I relish even more.)

They're painting themselves in a corner. The corner gets smaller every day Ellen goes on the air and the country doesn't collapse.

I think it would be awesome if we started an email campaign where we thank them effusively. And maybe ask where their kids go to school. :)

[maellenkleth]

aargh - am beginning to think that there is a common hallucinogen in the water of the Panjwai River and the Tennessee River both. Wonder what would happen if we exchanged a thousand hard-shell Talibs for a thousand hard-shell Baptists? Would anybody notice?