It never ceases to amaze me the pretzel logic liberals use in order to justify why they believe in something, and why others shouldn’t.

After all, embryos are created, frozen, and if they’re not used (or claimed in those 1-in-6000 “snowflake” babies the right is so drooly about)–well, then, my life-loving friends, they’re just dumped in the trash.

Embryos die by the THOUSANDS in those murderous IVF clinics.

Then, multiple embryos are implanted in the life-loving female’s uterus–but not all will survive.

Yes, some of those wittle tiny embryos will be sucked out and sliced up. Fetuses too—bigger babies, the kind with minuscule hands and feet, the kind that get on the billboards.

So that mommy can have TWO children–because two is all she wants and feels she can handle–the OTHER children–as many as SIX–must DIE.

It’s called “selective abortion” and it happens in every IVF birth. Every IVF baby is paid for with the lives of dozens if not hundreds of human embryos.

Does the hypocrisy of this register on you at all?

- Huge ‘hurricane’ rages on Saturn

A hurricane-like storm, two-thirds the diameter of Earth, is raging at Saturn’s south pole, new images from Nasa’s Cassini space probe reveal.
Measuring 5,000 miles (8,000km) across, the storm is the first hurricane ever detected on a planet other than Earth.

Scientists say the storm has the eye and eye-wall clouds characteristic of a hurricane and its winds are swirling clockwise at 350mph (550km/h).

However, unlike Earth hurricanes it seems stuck at the pole, not drifting.

“It looks like a hurricane, but it doesn’t behave like a hurricane” Dr Andrew Ingersoll, a member of Cassini’s imaging team at the California Institute of Technology said. “Whatever it is, we’re going to focus on the eye of this storm and find out why it’s there.”

Though Jupiter’s Great Red Spot storm moves counter-clockwise, and is far bigger than the storm on Saturn, it does not have the eye and eye-wall that mark out a hurricane.

An Earth hurricane’s eye and eye-walls form when warm, moist air flows inwards across an ocean’s surface and rapidly rises vertically, dropping heavy rain in a circular band around descending air in the eye.
But Saturn is a gaseous planet therefore this storm does not have an ocean at its base.

One Nasa scientist, Michael Flasar, told Reuters news agency that the storm looked just like water swirling down a bath plug hole, only on a colossal scale.

“We’ve never seen anything like this before” Mr Flasar said. “It’s a spectacular-looking storm.”

- Saturnians are already blaming the Bush administration for its slow response. “We are still waiting for aid!” said uKluk amerGlk.
Former Vice President Al Gore blasted the administration for “interplanetary exportation of climate change.” John Kerry opined that such a thing would never have happened on his watch.

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- SST readers pop-quiz (for your reading enjoyment)

1)“One Nasa scientist, Michael Flasar, told Reuters news agency that the storm looked just like water swirling down a bath plug hole, only on a colossal scale.”

2)“We’ve never seen anything like this before” Mr Flasar said. “It’s a spectacular-looking storm.”

- Select from the following possible comparisons of the above statements (mark only one):

a) Mutually exclusive.
b) Complimentary.
c) Contradictory.
9) Mr Flasar is a Secular Progressive Martian.
d) Part of an J. Kerry speech from Starwars.
e) Part of an A. Gore speech from Starbucks.
f) Saturnians hate brown people.
7) G.W.Bush hates brown Saturnians.
h) All Saturnian boys with blue eyes hate A. Gore.
i) Nancy Pelosi smells funny.
j) J. Murtha is a Saturnian drag queen.
x) It’s Tuesday, so it must be Uranus.
r) A Dean press conference.
vv) Greenwalds sock drawer.
80) That is a problem, and we’re working on it.
b-part duex) Ummmmmm – banana’s
xxxix) All of the above.

(press hard in the marker boxes, the forms are in sextial-quintadarial-femptuplicate).

- Bang

#4) EVERY or MOST programs developed by the government including the ORIGINAL Medicare in the 60’s (who controlled Congress then) was UNDERrepresented in how much it’d cost America. I WOULD LOVE to see us open that can of worms… but alas neither Democrats or Republicans will and journalists sure won’t. Because then they would have to admit that EVERY major category of spending has an increase in spending every year for over 6 decades. Most Americans don’t know this (because journalists FAIL) and actually think there are cuts some years in some categories of spending.

#3) Katrina was a disaster. The root cause? Mother nature. Journalists went into over drive against republicans during this catastrophe when government on all levels FAILED. There are also examples of government stepping up to the plate and doing A WHOLE BUNCH for the people who were affected by Katrina. It’s a big article but you should read it. Here is one excerpt:

In fact, the response to Hurricane Katrina was by far the largest–and fastest-rescue effort in U.S. history, with nearly 100,000 emergency personnel arriving on the scene within three days of the storm’s landfall.

Dozens of National Guard and Coast Guard helicopters flew rescue operations that first day–some just 2 hours after Katrina hit the coast. Hoistless Army helicopters improvised rescues, carefully hovering on rooftops to pick up survivors. On the ground, “guardsmen had to chop their way through, moving trees and recreating roadways,” says Jack Harrison of the National Guard. By the end of the week, 50,000 National Guard troops in the Gulf Coast region had saved 17,000 people; 4000 Coast Guard personnel saved more than 33,000.

I know the drive-by legacy media has made MANY people think that so many investigations should happen. We should even investigate why no hurricanes made U.S. mainland this year contrary to the predictions of drive-by legacy media last year. But things are as they are and things have been this way for decades/centuries. There are people who try and try to get things right and people who try and don’t quite succeed. They are not negligent. They aren’t prosecutable….

The only thing I can understand people thinking is prosecutable is whether or not the Bush administration has overstepped constitutional authority during the WOT. But Bush is operating under past precedence (like Lincoln and FDR) and explaining (to you and journalists who don’t listen) where he thinks he is getting the authority from. Instead of engaging on that level…. EVERY leftists and journalist accusing him of abusing authority has IGNORED Bush’s and legal experts opinions and brought a laundry list JUST LIKE YOU. It’s more BDS with a helping of a lack of perspective and research. I do not wish to offend you here. I hope you take to heart what I wrote…… do some due diligence maybe.

- In thier zeal to find something to hang on big business, most SecProggs are unaware that a lot of the contracts that Halliburton accepts are so big no one else wants them. Do a little research. Helps your arguments.

- Bang

Are you serious?

1. War profiteering by Blackwater, CACI, Titan and Halliburton(no-bid contracts). Even military generals (Batiste, Eaton) have called for more oversight from Congress here.

2.Senate (Un)Intelligence Committe refusing to investigate anything at all. They still haven’t completed the investigation on pre-ware intelligence. Domestic wire taps? Nope. In 2004, Sen. DeWine said, “I think there’s a general consensus among at least the Senate Intelligence Committee that we have not historically done as good a job in oversight as we should have.” Oh really, Mike?

3.Katrina: Repubs refused a call for an independent commission to investigate this disaster

4.Medicare Part D REAL cost. Administration underrepresented to Congress the cost of this by over $100 bil. Calls for investigations shot down.

just to name a few. The biggest news out of this election is not the extra votes and whether the Blue Dogs are going to tow the line. That doesn’t matter, it’s still basically a split. The big news is the taking of all the committe chairmanships. Let the oversight begin!

What needed oversight that didn’t get oversight?

Don’t get trapped with your false accusations….

- You’re starting to see it already, and thats why all the screeching, hair pulling, and rending of clothes. They know full well what they lost with the Lieberman mess, and in yesterdays elections. Most of the Dem candidate winners are very much more moderate than left wing. Yesterday was a win for “centrists”, loud and clear, not the hard left. the biggest lesson to the Dem party leadership, is what they could have won, if only they would have played it centrust for the past 6 years instead of allowing all the moonbat craziness. Your comment concerning your vote is exactly what the dems will be cautious about from here on in. The hard Lefts days are all but over.

- Bang

- This from the gaggle of misfits that managed the only loss yesterday. Lunacy run amok. It would appear that the hard Left should try another line of work…

- Bang