Friday, December 30, 2005
It's 'Irish Jig' Time!
The world-renowned 'El Capitan' Irish dancers have been called upon to do a little jig while I serve up the brewskies and celebrate.
Why am I celebrating, you ask?
Well, over the last 2+ years the MSM did everything it could to push the idea that Bush's henchmen leaked the name of an undercover CIA agent. The aftermath:
- Nobody was found to have outed a non-undercover agent, and the entire debacle was a witch hunt that only ended up backfiring.
- Lil' Scooter wasn't totally honest about his talks with the NYT's Judith Miller, so he's out. No problem there... he should have been honest, but he obviously didn't 'out' anyone or commit a crime against a CIA agent. Nothing even close.
- The New York Times and the MSM have set themselves up for total inhalation, and we've got a front row seat.
What's so big about that, you ask? Well, as of today, the Justice Department is now investigating how the New York Times and the Washington Post obtained and publicly released classified information critical to the defense of the United States and its allies, possibly compromising the lives and security of countless people. (H/T Michelle Malkin)
Someone's going to prison. Someone important. Whether it's the reporters, the editors, or their soon to be 'not-so-anonymous sources', folks are headed to the pokey and their future cell mates are getting ready to give them a warm welcome.
You compromise national security and the lives of American citizens, you're going down.
Ahhh, life is good.
posted by El Capitan at 2:54 PM
5 Comments:
said...
It's about TIME they investigate the right people! I'm tryin' to do a little jig! Feelin' better all the time. Wrote a sarcastic e-mail to FNC about an hour ago on the same subject (re: a report they had) & have felt better ever since. What can I bring?
4:11 PM
Unknown said...
If only General Patton were still alive to smack infantryguy and send him to the front lines...if he actually is in the Army.
1:17 PM El Capitan said...
Infantryguy...
Don't fret, most of us understand your point, and it is well taken. We just disagree on the fundamentals. I personally beleive that freedom for all is worth it. I don't care how we got there, all I care about is making sure those kids I met, those soldiers I watched train, and those mothers in the streets seeling fruit all have the same opportunities that we have.
Freedom for others. There aren't many other things in this world worth sacrificing for.
Happy New Year
Oh, and Zopher, you're right. I do miss the Patton types. Not sure if we'll ever see another like him.
said...
A Patton type couldn't get a dang thing done these days. Somebody would be sure to tell on him :) Oh, for the "good ol' days"...
4:30 PM Allison said...
Cheers, bro!
5:39 PM