I Love My Town. But I Am Ashamed to Share It With Effing Moonbats Like THIS

General John Glover is spinning in his grave, which is about 4 blocks from where I live. He was the Revolutionary War hero whose Marines rowed Washington across the Delaware.

In the Selectmens office of our town hall hangs the original of the iconic painting "Spirit of '76".

And this is the kind of garbage we have living in our town these days:

Marblehead gym members say giant American flag is offensive
Updated: Wednesday, 28 Oct 2009, 9:15 AM EDT
Published : Tuesday, 27 Oct 2009, 10:30 PM EDT
Frank Mallicoat

The owner of Gravity Fitness in Marblehead says gym members have complained about the American flag hanging inside the gym.

The Fitness club's owner, 23 year-old Mark Shea, hung the 12 foot long flag from the gym rafters on Friday and had over a dozen complaints by Monday.

Some have complained that the flag blocks gym televisions, while some members have gone as far as to say that the flag is offensive.

One members was quoted to say "It's like putting a Jesus cross in my face."

NO IT IS NOT, YOU STUPID LIBTARD. IT IS THE FLAG OF YOUR COUNTRY, NOT A SYMBOL OF A RELIGION WHICH YOU, AS I, DO NOT FOLLOW. YOU LIVE HERE, WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT. SHUT. THE. FUCK. UP.

Another member feels the exact opposite and said "This is America. If you don't like to see the flag you can move somewhere else."

Shea did move the flag so it would not block the TVs but said now the flag is going to stay right where it is. He also said if the complaining members decide to leave the gym he will just have to live with that.

I learned about this from a radio talk show who said that Mr. Shea lost a son in Iraq or Afghanistan. I will find out more about this tomorrow.

Hell will be raised. All suggestions as to how will be gratefully received. Meanwhile I will be finding out where to get a whole lotta flags cheap.

Send In the Clowns Climate Change Style

As if there weren't enough fools flogging this pseudoscience already, check this out ---

Political Pranksters Say Latest Climate Venture is Not Hot Air

Thursday July 16, 2009
FOX NEWS

By Joshua Rhett Miller

An Internet-based group of activists who specialize in political pranks say they’re seriously determined to expel all the hot air surrounding the highly combustible issue of climate change.

But can the Yes Men -- a group that has previously lampooned former President George W. Bush and impersonated officials from Dow Chemical and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development -- be taken seriously?

Igor Vamos, one of the Yes Men's founders, claims the Yes Men's latest venture, beyondtalk.net, is completely authentic. The group is seeking "like-minded people" to participate in non-violent acts of civil disobedience to coincide with the U.N.-hosted Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen in December.

"It's a real site," Vamos told FOXNews.com during a phone interview from Scotland. "But right now, it's still in the planning stages."

Vamos, who uses the alias Mike Bonanno, said the site was created about three weeks ago, but it hasn't been officially launched yet. He says several environmental groups and climate action organizations will join the effort and participate in "very wacky protests" as the climate conference approaches. But Vamos declined to identify those groups.

"Not every act of civil disobedience has to be somber," Vamos said. "We're looking for ways to build up a massive coalition to put pressure on governments [regarding climate change]."

Read it all but don't say I didn't warn you: It just gets worse. These morons have an HBO "documentary" coming out on July 27 titled "The Yes Men Fix the World" in which they "scorch today's free-market economy". What "free-market economy"?

If anyone comes up with a sufficiently diabolical plan to prank these "merry pranksters", count me in. Think The Joker Makes a Pencil Disappear.

Code Pink Commits What Amounts to Treason

In a FrontPage article called How the Party of Defeat Lost Fallujah, I read this and saw red:

Not content to help with propaganda, after this eventual defeat, some gave direct aid and comfort to the enemy. In late December 2004, members of the far-Left group Code Pink delivered $600,000 in cash and supplies to (in their words) “the other side” in Fallujah.

The author, Ben Johnson, makes a pretty strong case for the idea that the actions of liberals are actually treasonous.