The American Spectator

br> Mount Laurel, New Jersey /p> p> Maybe the Church Synod, after divesting itself of Caterpillar stocks can use those funds to invest in Suicide Belts and IEDs. But please, make certain the timers and computer chips used to set them off don’t contain any “Made in Israel” parts! You know how it is with those sneaky Jews: their “cleverness” will cause their manufacture to show up in the most unexpected places. And don’t buy any drugs that may contain medications pioneered by Israelis, either. We wouldn’t want you to get well. br> — Wolf Terner br> Fair Lawn, New Jersey /p> p> You guys are just too funny and your little comedy show is one of the highlights on the web. Yes, after all, the survival of the U.S. is absolutely depending on a strong Israel, ha. Sorry guys, two wrongs will not make one right. Occupation, just as the U.S. and Israel have noticed — will and does create blowback. Two nations united in blowback — sounds more like the alliance of the desperate. The rats are already leaving the sinking right-wing ship and you are still going strong forging a non-existent evangelical-zionistic alliance — how deep did you stick your head in the sand? In Europe and most parts of the world they are having a great time watching the U.S. right wing decompose in front of their eyes — not much different like when the single party Soviet system bankrupted ideologically and financially. So if you stand for the American way of live you killed it off, be prepared to lay it to rest. br> — Ollie /p>

I have just returned from Ash Wednesday service at an Anglican church which I’d been staying away from since God’s Holy Mountain got confused with Brokeback Mountain… because this is Ash Wednesday and some things, I thought, transcend others.

But then I opened up the The American Spectator and saw this abomination of desolation.

p>I can do no more than quote from the Old Testament Reading for today: br>