Sunday Funnies

The Mohammed Image Archive

An archive of every known image, historical and contemporary, of Mohammed has been assembled here.

The image below is from the North Frieze of the Supreme Court building in Washington, DC, which features a bas-relief sculpture of Mohammed, among several other historical law-givers. He is in the center of this image holding a curved scimitar; on his left is Charlemagne, and on his right is Byzantine Emperor Justinian.

May 20th is Everybody Draw Mohammed Day

In support of the creators of South Park and in resistance of 12th century barbarism.

Tales from the Nanny State

They came after your trans fat, your salt, and now they are coming after your cocktail.

Four in Ten Tea Party Members are Independents or Democrats

Multiple polls are showing that the demographics are showing the Tea Party movement to be incredibly mainstream.  This story at The Hill sums it up.

Slanders by Congress Against the Tea Party Movement

I was at the Tea Party protest against the Health Care Reform bill that occurred at the Capitol on March 20th.  In fact, I was in front of the Rayburn House Office Building as well.  I didn't see the members of the Black Caucus move through the crowd when they allegedly got called the n-word, but I was immediately sceptical when I heard the allegations, based on what I saw of the crowd that day.

Well, the reward for video evidence of the n-word being used against them has risen to $100K, and still nothing has come forward, despite scores of cameras in use.  Read all about it here.

Film Premier: Ten Things To Do When Stopped by Police

A new film from the Cato Institute. The two most important phrases to remember, even if you are totally innocent of anything, are: "I don't consent to any searches" and "Am I being detained, or am I free to go?" Watch the film.

Another Senseless Death in the War on Drugs

From Reason Online. In 2009 a Pastor was shot by Georgia Bureau of Investigation Agents. Investigating a $50 crime...

A Catalog of Obama's Statement Expiration Dates

The Campaign Spot at The National Review Online has a lengthy catalog of Obama's statements, when they were first made, and when they were first contradicted, changed, or expired.

Two Presidents Greeting the Troops

A contrast in styles. And a contrast in reactions. As seen in the LA Times of all places.