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-Short Attention Span Theater-
Michael Jackson Spotted in Robe and Veil
Pop star Michael Jackson took a shopping trip to a Bahrain mall Wednesday, covering himself in a black abaya robe traditionally worn by Bahraini women and a veil hiding his face, along with three children _ apparently his _ with their faces covered with dark scarves.
An abaya? Who's surprised?
Jackson, who seems to be settling in the Persian Gulf, was seen leaving Marina Mall in the Bahrain capital, holding a child by the hand. On the way out through a back door, he shook hands with security guards.

He was wearing an abaya, a robe with long sleeves, under which his pants, white shirt and men's shoes could be seen, and his head and face were wrapped in a black veil. He had black gloves on his hands. The veil, abaya and gloves were of a style typically worn by conservative Bahraini women, though Jackson appeared to be wearing them to hide his identity.
Or because it makes him feel pretty.
With him was woman _ also in an abaya and jeans and a scarf over her head that partially covered her face _ who had the two other children. All three children's faces were wrapped in black scarves, and they wore yellow shirts and sweatpants or khakis without robes. The woman's identity was not known. The woman asked photographers to respect their privacy saying they are scaring the children, as the five left in a White Lexus Infinity with darkened glass.

Since his June acquittal on child molestation charges, Jackson has made several trips to Bahrain as a guest of Sheik Abdullah bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the son of Bahrain's king. It has been reported that he was negotiating a position as a consultant with a Bahrain-based company that plans to set up theme parks and music academies in the Middle East, according to a press release, earlier this month. AAJ Holdings Ltd., owned by Ahmed Abu Bakr Janahi, said it wants to hire 47-year-old Jackson to give advice on setting up entertainment businesses. He is reportedly building a home in Bahrain, an island nation in the Persian Gulf linked to Saudi Arabia by a bridge.

In November, Jackson stirred a small controversy in the United Arab Emirates by entering the ladies room in a shopping mall. His publicist said Jackson, who arrived in Dubai as the guest of a champion rally driver, did not understand the Arabic sign on the door and left the bathroom as soon as he realized his mistake. But local newspapers reported that the 47-year-old performer was spotted applying make-up in the woman's toilets in a Dubai mall. Jackson's host, Mohammed bin Sulayem, dismissed the story as rumor.
Posted by: Steve || 01/25/2006 10:01 || Comments || Link || [0 views] Top|| File under:

#1  I hope his latest, "Moon-Walking in Manama" is a very, very loooooooong playing album.
Posted by: Besoeker || 01/25/2006 10:17 Comments || Top||

#2  Two dozen men arrested in Sharjah after a gay wedding were given symbolic lashings — meant to humiliate, not inflict pain — and then released from jail, said prominent Emirati lawyer.

Perhaps there is an ulterior motive here.
Posted by: DepotGuy || 01/25/2006 12:22 Comments || Top||

#3  Ahhhh, it sure feels good to unload a puke like this on an unsuspecting little dumphole like bahrain.
Posted by: bigjim-ky || 01/25/2006 17:15 Comments || Top||

#4  I knew it all along! He's into women's clothing!
Posted by: Cholunter Thiter3415 || 01/25/2006 18:41 Comments || Top||

#5  Vocal training to sound like a woman, plastic surgery to look like a woman, female clothing to dress like a woman ...

All that remains is removing that atrophied set of genitals and no one will be able to tell anymore. This f&%kwit is so twisted he uses a corkscrew for a ruler.
Posted by: Zenster || 01/25/2006 19:58 Comments || Top||

#6  What the???
Posted by: JosephMendiola || 01/25/2006 21:27 Comments || Top||

#7  What the???

I stumped Joe? Scary ....
Posted by: Zenster || 01/25/2006 22:31 Comments || Top||


Holy Hooters! Priest blesses restaurant

The head Catholic priest for the Greater Waco, Texas, area, Monsignor Isidore Rozycki, plans to bless a new Hooters restaurant in a private opening ceremony, according to The Waco Tribune-Herald. "Blessings are part of the Catholic tradition," Rozycki, the pastor of St. Martin's Church in Tours, told the paper. "You bless the building so it will be a safe haven, so that the families that enter will be blessed, so the employees will be blessed as they support their families."

The public can bask in the Hooters' divinity beginning Tuesday, as the chain's newest location officially opens — since they won't be able to attend the actual blessing.

A man of the cloth blessing an establishment best known for waitresses in short shorts may draw the ire of many local religious leaders, Rozycki admitted, adding that he knows many other residents will find the move bizarre as well. This fall, some 60 ministers signed a letter expressing disapproval of the restaurant — saying they oppose Hooters because of the sexual innuendo used in ads and the exploitation of female employees. "I respect [the ministers'] opinion, but I think it's the way and the attitude with which you approach it," Rozycki told The Tribune-Herald. "I look it as a very fun place. It was a place of laughter. You forget about the tensions and stress of daily life and get an opportunity to laugh with friends. And it's great food."

Rozycki, 63, emphasized that giving his blessing is a good way to reach out to his community — pointing to the story of Jesus eating with a tax collector, even though at the time they were thought of as the some of the worst sinners. And some of us still think so. Blessing Hooters isn't any different, Rozycki said. "God's image is in all of these folks," Rozycki told The Tribune-Herald.

Rozycki also said Hooters doesn't deserve its bad rap: Recounting two enjoyable dining experiences at a Dallas-area Hooters. Without doubt, lustful sinners who head to Hooters will find what they're looking for, Rozycki said, adding that that's true no matter where they go — especially at the local beach or public swimming pool.
Posted by: Jackal || 01/25/2006 00:00 || Comments || Link || [0 views] Top|| File under:

#1  I thought it was Saturday boobage at Grouchy Old Cripple's place for a 'mo.
Posted by: anonymous2u || 01/25/2006 1:20 Comments || Top||

#2  It's a good day to be Catholic!
Posted by: Cyber Sarge || 01/25/2006 8:23 Comments || Top||

#3  God Bless Texas!
Posted by: Besoeker || 01/25/2006 9:47 Comments || Top||

#4  Especially the naughty good bits, B-man, heh.
Posted by: .com || 01/25/2006 9:49 Comments || Top||

#5  It's times like this you start to wish that the Catholic Church really was controlled by a rigid hierarchy of strict moralists with no tolerance of heresy or dissent. (I like curvy young things as much as the next guy, but everything in its proper place, OK?)
Posted by: Mike || 01/25/2006 10:51 Comments || Top||

#6  Imagine the increase in followers if they held Mass at Hooters! Communion would be a must see event! Football, Hooter girls, communion and confession – in that order! Yahoo I’m movin to Waco.
Posted by: 49 Pan || 01/25/2006 11:37 Comments || Top||

#7  Just 'cause the dog is chained to the fence doesn't mean he can't bark.

/Love that photo!
Posted by: Yosemite Sam || 01/25/2006 13:15 Comments || Top||

#8  LOL Sam


Posted by: RD || 01/25/2006 14:24 Comments || Top||

#9  I have been to Hooters about a dozen times. While the girls do have short shorts and cleavage there isn’t much else going on except food and drink. I think Jesus started the idea of food, drink, (body/blood) and was probably served by women; Therefore, you might say that Hooters is just following in the spirit of that last supper for Jesus and the wise men. People act like there are lap dances and strippers at hooters, but it’s just a place for food and spirits (with jiggly waitresses). Now if the Monsieur was blessing a strip club then I would think there was cause for concern but not just a Hooters restaurant.
Posted by: Cyber Sarge || 01/25/2006 16:54 Comments || Top||

#10  My upstairs condo neighbor manages the Mission Valley Hooters at nite - always has to remind sailors and marines it's for looking, they ain't stripping, and no, they didn't find you that charming and attractive for a $2.00 tip

:-)
Posted by: Frank G || 01/25/2006 18:44 Comments || Top||


Caucasus/Russia/Central Asia
Berezovsky plans to mount coup against Putin
Update: ask and you receive. Pictures.
RUSSIAN billionaire Boris Berezovsky has never made any secret of his loathing for President Vladimir Putin, but in an interview in his London exile the controversial tycoon went one step further with a vow to mount a coup.

"President Putin violates the constitution and any violent action on the opposition's part is justified today, and that includes taking power by force, which is exactly what I am working at," the oligarch, looking vibrant despite five years in self-imposed exile, said at his Piccadilly office.

For the past 18 months, "we have been preparing to take power by force in Russia", he said, claiming he would finance this with a fortune that had "tripled" over the past five years.

The disgraced eminence grise of Russia's former president Boris Yeltsin and one-time media baron fled Russia in 2000 after Mr Putin's rise to power, saying charges of large-scale fraud against him were politically motivated. He successfully fought off extradition attempts and in 2003 was granted political asylum in Britain.

Mr Berezovsky said Mr Putin had wrecked the country's post-Soviet constitution. "The Kremlin has demolished Russian federalism, particularly through the law on appointing governors" for the regions, a law the parliament adopted in late 2004, he said.

This reform abolished election of regional chiefs by popular vote and sparked biting criticism in Russia and concerns abroad that Russia's leadership has taken an authoritarian course."Everything that will be done to reestablish the Russian constitution will be constitutional by definition and that will happen before 2008," the year of the next presidential elections, he said.

However, a coup, he said, could only be mounted by "one elite against another in power".

"I do not rely on one elite only, military, media, business or secret services - rather on each and all, not excluding even an alliance with former enemies," he said.

Mr Berezovsky's Civil Liberties Foundation recently acknowledged having donated $US21 million ($27.9 million) to sources close to Viktor Yushchenko, the opposition candidate who led the "orange revolution" and then was elected Ukraine's president over a pro-Russian rival.
Posted by: Dan Darling || 01/25/2006 01:29 || Comments || Link || [0 views] Top|| File under:

#1  Darn it, this needed an accompanying photo, like maybe...



Or maybe...



I mean, it almost sounds like some sort of bad bond movie where Blofeld is fighting against Goldfinger...
Posted by: Phil || 01/25/2006 2:12 Comments || Top||

#2 
Perhaps he should warm up on Venezuela.
Posted by: Master of Obvious || 01/25/2006 2:21 Comments || Top||

#3  Berezovsky plans to mount coup against Putin

think he did this interview at the behest of the UK gubmint, to switch attention from the spy rock kerfuffle.
Posted by: RD || 01/25/2006 3:07 Comments || Top||

#4  Image hosting by Photobucket
Posted by: Anonymoose || 01/25/2006 9:09 Comments || Top||

#5  Well, Putin did stomp on democracy there, and it's about time for the facts to find the light of day. Maybe Georgy Soros will join Berezovsky, and get the hell out of our hair, but then, Georgy is a lefty, so who wants him ?
Good luck Boris, you crazy billionair.
Posted by: wxjames || 01/25/2006 9:16 Comments || Top||


Home Front: Politix
Democrats Are Worrying Over Clinton in 2008
Senator Clinton's emergence as the early and perhaps prohibitive favorite for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008 is fueling anxiety among Democratic strategists and operatives who are worried she would lose to a Republican in the general election. Recent polling underscores some of those worries. In a CNN/USA Today/ Gallup poll made public yesterday, 51% of voters said they would definitely not vote for Mrs. Clinton if she chooses to run for president in 2008. In a separate nationwide poll conducted this month for a spirits company, Diageo, and a political newsletter, the Hotline, 44% of all voters and 19% of self-described Democrats said they viewed the New York senator unfavorably.

According to Democratic Party insiders, such numbers are adding to skittishness about Mrs. Clinton's potential candidacy. "There are a lot of people who are conventional Democrats ideologically who think she can't win, and we're caught in this bind where she's unstoppable and therefore our goose is essentially cooked," a Democratic consultant and former aide to Senator Lieberman, Dan Gerstein, said.

A former chairman of the South Carolina Democratic Party, Richard Harpootlian, is among those who will own up to such misgivings. "Mrs. Clinton, because of some positions she has taken over the years, gets a visceral reaction to her here, both negative and positive. I'm afraid around the South and Midwest the visceral reaction is not good," he told The New York Sun.
Hillary brings out the "crawl naked over broken glass to vote against her" in people.
Posted by: Steve || 01/25/2006 10:17 || Comments || Link || [0 views] Top|| File under:

#1  After the Dems' behavior over the last 5 years, it shouldn't even come down to whether or not people like Clinton. I want the "Democrat" Party to go the way of the Whigs.
Posted by: BH || 01/25/2006 10:28 Comments || Top||

#2  LOL BH! Democrats = Know Nothings
Posted by: Secret Master || 01/25/2006 10:45 Comments || Top||

#3  Harpootlian and the dems "skittish" have misgivings? Homophobia strikes again! Slick was the first "Black" president, Hillary can easily become the first... well, er uh...
Posted by: Besoeker || 01/25/2006 10:45 Comments || Top||

#4  The Kos/Atrios/DU/Soros Angry Left is slowly but surely taking control of the Democratic Party. In 2004, they could control the buzz enough to make Howard Dean the apparent frontrunner, but didn't have the infrastructure to turn buzz into votes. Since the Dems are a more hierarchical organization than the Republicans--they give far more power to party bosses, even to the point of making them automatic convention delegates--and the Clintonistas controlled the infrastructure, and they wanted Kerry instead of Dean or Weasel Clark, so, amazingly enough, Kerry won the nomination.

Since then, the Angry Left has taken control of the party infrastructure (Chairman Dean, etc.). In 2008, they'll be the ones running the show, in ways that they couldn't dream of four years previously. They remember what Hillary! did to them last time around, and they can't forgive her for her hawkish stance on the war.

Me, I'm gonna make popcorn and watch the red-on-red fratricide from a safe distance.
Posted by: Mike || 01/25/2006 10:57 Comments || Top||

#5  I love the hillderbeast!
She's a GOP dream come true!
Posted by: bigjim-ky || 01/25/2006 11:27 Comments || Top||

#6  How will she get the Cindy Sheehan vote when Gore runs? Especially after she's has staked ground to the right of Bush on Iran. Nice Triangulation, LOL!

Clinton, Kerry, Gore.....

Better Mickey Moore and Belafonte get seats of honor at the convention.
Posted by: danking_70 || 01/25/2006 12:21 Comments || Top||

#7  Hillary brings out the "crawl naked over broken glass to vote against her" in people.

You got that right Steve! I have always sent campaign money to my state and local pols at election time but I never sent money (other than for President) to a candidate outside of California. That is, until Hillary ran for Senate in 2000. I sent money to Rick Lazio. I couldn't wait to write the check. I got a bunch of other people to send money too. Hillary's negatives are so high I think it would be suicide for the Dems to nominate her. The only way she can win is if the Repubs put up a "non-candidate" like they did with Bob Dole in 96.
Posted by: Intrinsicpilot || 01/25/2006 12:40 Comments || Top||

#8  Image hosting by Photobucket
Posted by: Anonymoose || 01/25/2006 12:53 Comments || Top||

#9  Thanks Moose, nice blue dress she has.
Posted by: Besoeker || 01/25/2006 14:30 Comments || Top||

#10  YEOW MOOSE !



Posted by: RD || 01/25/2006 14:32 Comments || Top||

#11  "prepare to be assimilated!"
Posted by: Frank G || 01/25/2006 14:41 Comments || Top||

#12  A question to fellow Ranters:

Aren't the KOS Kids, Moveon.org folks etc. breaking the law when they take over the Democratic Party? I thought the whole point of a "527" was they couldn't participate in party politics. Otherwise it was an tax violation. Shouldn't these guys be liable for millions of $ in taxes?

Al
Posted by: Frozen Al || 01/25/2006 16:37 Comments || Top||

#13  "The Kos/Atrios/DU/Soros Angry Left is slowly but surely taking control of the Democratic Party."

I dunno, Mike; seems to me more like, "...have taken control of the Democratic Party with lightning speed".

I really don't think most rank-and-file Democrats understand yet how thoroughly the extreme Left has taken over the Party; many don't even have a clue it's happened at all.

I myself began to wake up in the late 90's, and switched parties-- after three decades as a Donk-- a couple of years ago. And after what I've seen since 9/11, I will NEVER vote for another Democrat, ever again, for any public office high or low-- no matter what.

And now I'm beginning to wonder whether America can afford to even let these evil bastards run around free.

Posted by: Dave D. || 01/25/2006 18:16 Comments || Top||

#14  The Hildabeast is much too 'moderate' for the Democratic 'mainstream' to get the nomination. I'm expecting them to pick Cindy Sheehan or maybe Cynthia McKinney.
Posted by: DMFD || 01/25/2006 19:32 Comments || Top||

#15  I tell ya' Dave D. as a lifetime Republican I lament the loss of real Liberal Democrats that would offer credible opposition. I'm glad to see you come on over; however, I still miss credible opposition.
Posted by: TomAnon || 01/25/2006 20:21 Comments || Top||

#16  TomAnon: google up John F. Kennedy's inaugural address and read it. Then try to imagine any of today's Democrats-- ANY of them-- uttering those words.

I couldn't. So I left.
Posted by: Dave D. || 01/25/2006 20:47 Comments || Top||

#17  Cindy/Cindy 2008!

Now there's an image ...
Posted by: Steve White || 01/25/2006 21:15 Comments || Top||

#18  Like many on the Net I believe Y2006 vv the Rogues/WOT will decide what Der Waffen SS Marx/StalinMaterfrau does for 2008. Save MSM-verif Bush/GOP-blamed nuke mushroom clouds over US cities and or US Milfors oversea vv "brinkmanship", Hillary's got nuthin - her "MEN BAD, WOMEN GOOD", Absolute Political Neutralism = Absolute Truth/Reality, hyper-correct MSM strategems are not getting her anywhere. Other than new casualty-intesive 9-11's events by the Spetzlamists, only Dubya himself admitting to being complicit or ordering 9-11 or Y2000 elex fraud can save her POTUS ambitions for 2008. The DemoLefties know it - anti-US War(s) and Cold War-style nuke "brinkmanship" are all they hsve left.
Posted by: JosephMendiola || 01/25/2006 21:21 Comments || Top||


Alito nomination goes to full Senate
Supreme Court nominee Samuel A. Alito Jr. won a Senate Judciary Committee vote along strict party lines today as well as commitments from a majority of senators.
Posted by: Fred || 01/25/2006 00:00 || Comments || Link || [0 views] Top|| File under:

#1  "Alito nomination goes to full Senate"
or
"Democrats Gone Wild, Supremes II"
Posted by: Cyber Sarge || 01/25/2006 18:53 Comments || Top||


International-UN-NGOs
Kojo to pay back import duties
The son of U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan will pay import duties he initially avoided by using his father's name while importing a Mercedes car into Ghana, according a letter his lawyer released Tuesday. According to a U.N.-appointed commission report last September, Kojo Annan avoided $14,103 in import duties. He also received a discount of $6,541 on the price of the car by telling the dealership it was for his father. "The automobile was not for the Secretary General's own personal use and therefore the exemption was not justified," William Taylor, Kojo Annan's lawyer, wrote in a letter sent last Thursday to Ghanaian officials. "I write to inform you that Mr. Kojo Annan wishes to make full payment of the amount due."

The U.N. report found no wrongdoing on the part of any U.N. official, despite initial suspicion that the car was used as a bribe from Swiss-based company Cotecna Inspection S.A. to Kofi Annan in return for the awarding of a multimillion-dollar contract in Iraq's oil-for-food program. Taylor, in an e-mail reply to the AP on Tuesday, said he did not know if Ghana would accept payment of the import duties owed. He also said he did not know if Kojo Annan would face criminal charges in Ghana.
Somehow I doubt it.
Posted by: Fred || 01/25/2006 00:00 || Comments || Link || [0 views] Top|| File under:

#1  Yeah. So y'all be cool now, ariight?
Peace out.
Posted by: Kojo A. || 01/25/2006 7:43 Comments || Top||

#2  Is he making a statement in this photograph, or does his nose not function properly?
Posted by: Besoeker || 01/25/2006 9:55 Comments || Top||



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