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Sunday, February 19, 2006
Friday, January 20, 2006
Sorry for the Long Absence
I apologize for the long absence away from the blog. Things have been a little hectic on the home front lately.
For some updated news:
Girlfriend and I finally tied the knot. After 2+ years of dating and cohabitation we finally managed to make what we do at night legal. She will now be known as COMNAVWIFEPAC!
COMNAVWIFEPAC will be giving birth to the latest addition to the Stimey household anyday now. We are all looking forward to meeting Max. (for pics of COMNAVWIFEPAC in preggers mode go check out my pics)
Im reenlisting in the Navy, this will put me on the final leg of my Navy journey, its surprising how fast 17 years goes by.
One of my best friends and mentors here in Japan will be leaving soon. The Stimey's wish Ed, Jen and the family the best of luck wherever they end up.
Im changing jobs soon. The building will stay the same but the description will change. I wish it came with a promotion but alas, that will have to wait for awhile also.
The pretty much wraps up the burning news of the moment. I promise to stay a little more current on this site. ¶ Friday, January 20, 2006 6 comments
For some updated news:
Girlfriend and I finally tied the knot. After 2+ years of dating and cohabitation we finally managed to make what we do at night legal. She will now be known as COMNAVWIFEPAC!
COMNAVWIFEPAC will be giving birth to the latest addition to the Stimey household anyday now. We are all looking forward to meeting Max. (for pics of COMNAVWIFEPAC in preggers mode go check out my pics)
Im reenlisting in the Navy, this will put me on the final leg of my Navy journey, its surprising how fast 17 years goes by.
One of my best friends and mentors here in Japan will be leaving soon. The Stimey's wish Ed, Jen and the family the best of luck wherever they end up.
Im changing jobs soon. The building will stay the same but the description will change. I wish it came with a promotion but alas, that will have to wait for awhile also.
The pretty much wraps up the burning news of the moment. I promise to stay a little more current on this site. ¶ Friday, January 20, 2006 6 comments
Thursday, October 13, 2005
Syrian Leader can take a flying Leap
"Syria's leader Al-Assad says United States should re-examine Iraq policy."
Maybe if he wasn't busy planning assasinations against Lebanese officials he would realize that the U.S. policies in Iraq would benefit his supposed democratic country.
"Regarding Syria's eastern neighbor, Iraq, Al-Assad said the United States should re-examine its policy there because of the negative consequences of the war."
Hmmmm, negative consequences.........oh yeah, deposing a mass murderer and terrorist sympathizer. What the hell were we thinking? Serve up another one Al-asshat
"What did we achieve, what did they achieve from that war in Iraq," he asked. "It's a very simple question. What did they achieve economically, politically, fighting terrorism?"
I would be happy to answer that for you Al. Firstly, you didn't achieve jack shit. We were the ones who "LIBERATED" Iraq from a ruthless dictator. What we "are" trying to achieve in Iraq is a democracy where the ordinary people have a say in their government. Of course that theory would probably be foreign to you Al since the closest thing you've come to democracy is watching C-SPAN. Has it occurred to you that our main goal in fighting terrorism wasn't economically or politically motivated? Perhaps we are fighting terrorism because it's a blight on the planet and if we don't fight the small battles now, we will be fighting a global Jihad later. You know, that whole global Jihad thing all the terrorists have been blathering on about in every form of media they can get access to.
"When Amanpour (media bubblehead) suggested the U.S.-led war ousted Saddam Hussein, Al-Assad replied, "Yeah, but what did you lose as a return? The hope of the people, the stability, no better democracy, no better economy, no services, no stability in the region, more terrorism -- so is that the prize you've won for getting rid of a dictator? That's not a goal."
Again, bad dictator gone, fledgeling democracy in progress. Its not over yet assclown. The primarily FOREIGN fighters are denying the people hope and stability.
"No better democracy?" There wasn't a democracy there to start with, any type of democracy is better. And perhaps if you would clamp down on the foreign fighters crossing your border like a sieve there could be more stability in the region, but we'll get to that in a minute.
"On Wednesday, President Bush called on Syria to be a "good neighbor" in the Middle East, warning Damascus against interfering in Lebanon and allowing insurgents to cross into Iraq"
"We expect Syria to do everything in her power to shut down the transshipment of suiciders and killers into Iraq."
And Syria's response:
"Al-Assad said that the United States cannot control its border with Mexico so Syria cannot be expected to keep people from sneaking into Iraq."
Lets get one thing straight jackass, if illegal aliens from south of the border were blowing themselves up in the United States, killing innocent civilians at random, our southern border would SLAM SHUT! Border patrol agents would be picking them off with high powered rifles left and right.
These people aren't "sneaking" into Iraq, they're getting into a car in Syria and driving into Iraq. There's a big difference.
But then we get to the truth of the matter....
"He said his country does not support people who kill Iraqis but he thinks there is a difference between terrorists and those who fight against American and British troops."
Oh, I get it, so you stop them at the border and ask them what their business in Iraq is, and if they're answer is to kill Americans they get waved on through. If they don't give you the kill American theme you detain them for a little mad mullah counseling. Once they decide they would rather kill Americans and Brits they get the pass. Good strategy, Im sure that border strategy would work like a champ in the U.S.
Sorry Al, Im not buying it. Your'e guilty of aiding and abetting terrorists, you have an open door border policy for psycho's with suicide belts and I hope they target your regime next. Of course with the job the Army and Marines are doing in Iraq there may not be many left when we're through. Then again, this is what I think about your "concerns" over U.S. policy in Iraq.....
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Maybe if he wasn't busy planning assasinations against Lebanese officials he would realize that the U.S. policies in Iraq would benefit his supposed democratic country.
"Regarding Syria's eastern neighbor, Iraq, Al-Assad said the United States should re-examine its policy there because of the negative consequences of the war."
Hmmmm, negative consequences.........oh yeah, deposing a mass murderer and terrorist sympathizer. What the hell were we thinking? Serve up another one Al-asshat
"What did we achieve, what did they achieve from that war in Iraq," he asked. "It's a very simple question. What did they achieve economically, politically, fighting terrorism?"
I would be happy to answer that for you Al. Firstly, you didn't achieve jack shit. We were the ones who "LIBERATED" Iraq from a ruthless dictator. What we "are" trying to achieve in Iraq is a democracy where the ordinary people have a say in their government. Of course that theory would probably be foreign to you Al since the closest thing you've come to democracy is watching C-SPAN. Has it occurred to you that our main goal in fighting terrorism wasn't economically or politically motivated? Perhaps we are fighting terrorism because it's a blight on the planet and if we don't fight the small battles now, we will be fighting a global Jihad later. You know, that whole global Jihad thing all the terrorists have been blathering on about in every form of media they can get access to.
"When Amanpour (media bubblehead) suggested the U.S.-led war ousted Saddam Hussein, Al-Assad replied, "Yeah, but what did you lose as a return? The hope of the people, the stability, no better democracy, no better economy, no services, no stability in the region, more terrorism -- so is that the prize you've won for getting rid of a dictator? That's not a goal."
Again, bad dictator gone, fledgeling democracy in progress. Its not over yet assclown. The primarily FOREIGN fighters are denying the people hope and stability.
"No better democracy?" There wasn't a democracy there to start with, any type of democracy is better. And perhaps if you would clamp down on the foreign fighters crossing your border like a sieve there could be more stability in the region, but we'll get to that in a minute.
"On Wednesday, President Bush called on Syria to be a "good neighbor" in the Middle East, warning Damascus against interfering in Lebanon and allowing insurgents to cross into Iraq"
"We expect Syria to do everything in her power to shut down the transshipment of suiciders and killers into Iraq."
And Syria's response:
"Al-Assad said that the United States cannot control its border with Mexico so Syria cannot be expected to keep people from sneaking into Iraq."
Lets get one thing straight jackass, if illegal aliens from south of the border were blowing themselves up in the United States, killing innocent civilians at random, our southern border would SLAM SHUT! Border patrol agents would be picking them off with high powered rifles left and right.
These people aren't "sneaking" into Iraq, they're getting into a car in Syria and driving into Iraq. There's a big difference.
But then we get to the truth of the matter....
"He said his country does not support people who kill Iraqis but he thinks there is a difference between terrorists and those who fight against American and British troops."
Oh, I get it, so you stop them at the border and ask them what their business in Iraq is, and if they're answer is to kill Americans they get waved on through. If they don't give you the kill American theme you detain them for a little mad mullah counseling. Once they decide they would rather kill Americans and Brits they get the pass. Good strategy, Im sure that border strategy would work like a champ in the U.S.
Sorry Al, Im not buying it. Your'e guilty of aiding and abetting terrorists, you have an open door border policy for psycho's with suicide belts and I hope they target your regime next. Of course with the job the Army and Marines are doing in Iraq there may not be many left when we're through. Then again, this is what I think about your "concerns" over U.S. policy in Iraq.....
¶ Thursday, October 13, 2005 1 comments
So.....mad.....cant......think......
Thankless assclowns! Go read for yourself and ask why we even bother to try?
"West's response condemned as slow and inadequate "
Pay particular attention to how much the UN is ponying up for this disaster. Of course 1/3 of that is U.S. funds too.
They don't want us in their country, they refuse us help with the war on terror, but they complain about how much money we give them. Whatever happened to just a thank you, is that too much to ask? ¶ Thursday, October 13, 2005 2 comments
"West's response condemned as slow and inadequate "
Pay particular attention to how much the UN is ponying up for this disaster. Of course 1/3 of that is U.S. funds too.
They don't want us in their country, they refuse us help with the war on terror, but they complain about how much money we give them. Whatever happened to just a thank you, is that too much to ask? ¶ Thursday, October 13, 2005 2 comments
Friday, September 30, 2005
Will Gay marriage lead to an increase in Polygamy?
Apparently so, as this tri-wedding in the Netherlands points out.
What I want to know is, does this guy have one hell of a personality or what? ¶ Friday, September 30, 2005 4 comments
Apparently so, as this tri-wedding in the Netherlands points out.
What I want to know is, does this guy have one hell of a personality or what? ¶ Friday, September 30, 2005 4 comments
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Hangin's too good for them
These are the enemy within, these are the people who call themselves American without having any idea what America is or stands for.
I would especially like to meet the mentally impaired larval stain who uttered this inspired quote.
"I simply refuse to salute anyone who has chosen a career path out of sheer desperation and the self-serving drive to fund that which is impossible to achieve by merit or scholarship. "
As a serving member of the military, and a college graduate, I don't want or need your salute. As a matter of fact I would be insulted if someone like this did salute me, it would merely cheapen the act. ¶ Wednesday, September 28, 2005 4 comments
I would especially like to meet the mentally impaired larval stain who uttered this inspired quote.
"I simply refuse to salute anyone who has chosen a career path out of sheer desperation and the self-serving drive to fund that which is impossible to achieve by merit or scholarship. "
As a serving member of the military, and a college graduate, I don't want or need your salute. As a matter of fact I would be insulted if someone like this did salute me, it would merely cheapen the act. ¶ Wednesday, September 28, 2005 4 comments
Ravings from a Lunatic
This is a little long but definitely worth the time.
¶ Wednesday, September 28, 2005 4 comments
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