Posts Tagged ‘Friday Fun’

We know we shouldn’t – but we laughed out loud, because it is funny But perhaps if Pakistan employed more of these guygals, we in the West might not feel need to continue stumping up gazillions in bribes ‘aid’ year in, year out – for a vastly negative return.

None more so than the Libyans, it would appear..

Apparently, al-Reuters buried this pure diamond halfway through their main article:

Gaddafi bombs oil areas, Arabs study peace plan..

Opposition activists called for a no-fly zone, echoing a demand by Libya’s deputy U.N. envoy, who now opposes Gaddafi.

“Bring Bush! Make a no fly zone, bomb the planes,” shouted soldier-turned-rebel Nasr Ali, referring to a no-fly zone imposed on Iraq in 1991 by then U.S. President George Bush.

But perhaps mindful of a warning by Gaddafi that foreign intervention could cause “another Vietnam,” Western officials expressed caution about any sort of military involvement including the imposition of a no-fly zone.

Dubya will be chuckling up his sleeve at this gem. But it’s more than telling that these particular Libyans are looking to ‘Bushitler’, not ‘Barry’, to help them out. Read the full piece over at the superb Tundra Tabloids.

Just one more example of Iran's Human Rights leadership - this time in the field of community policing

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahamdinejad says the Islamic Republic of Iran has established the “best example for asserting human rights in the world.”

In a Monday message to the first National Human Rights Conference, Ahmadinejad said the Iranian constitution places emphasis on various aspects of citizens and human rights.

Nations, particularly Muslim ones, have pinned their hopes on the Iranian nation and the major achievements of the Islamic Revolution to guide them on their path, IRNA quoted him as saying.

“In a world full of deception — where terrorism, internal disputes, war, bloodshed and military occupation are being supported in the name of freedom… — it is the obligation of an Islamic government to provide the world with an excellent example and model for the achievement of religious democracy,” the Iranian president went on to say.

“Today, in different parts of the world, signs of the weakness and desperation of the tyrannical powers are starting to surface and the collapse of the ideology and logic of domineering powers is evident. Nations now need a new path, a solid logic and divine and humanistic ideas,” Ahmadinejad said.

The funniest thing of all is – Ahamdinejad & his low-life cronies are serious. Deadly Serious.

[Source: Press TV (Iranian govt. propaganda mouthpiece staffed by otherwise unemployable third-rate Western Journos and Leftards)]

That's better: Iranian censors use mad Photoshop skillz to spare the rest of us..

Finding EU foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton’s outfit too revealing, Iranian media tweaks photos to appear more modest.

The outfit worn by European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton to the nuclear talks in Istanbul this weekend appeared too revealing for the sensibilities of Iranian media – who sought to correct the faux pas by censoring her neckline in front page photographs, British newspaper The Telegraph reported Tuesday. Read the rest of this entry »