TINY MINDS

Archive for March, 2006

I couldn’t resist posting a Religion of Peace story.

BADSHAHKILI, Pakistan – A battle for the airwaves between two Islamic preachers with their own FM radio stations in Pakistan escalated into bitter fighting that killed at least 24 people.

Sad.

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I know there is someone here that just doesn’t get it, but I don’t think it is Ms. O’Connor.

The best quote:

“Our faith has always been in direct conflict with the values of the world.”

Good thing “our faith” isn’t in conflict with illegally funneling corporate cash to his buddies.

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Since Mr. Abraham Alexander loves being locked up and humiliated, the taxpayers of New York have the perfect place for him.

Abraham Alexander, 45, of East Meadow, N.Y., admitted taking the money from the Cardiovascular Research Foundation by using company credit cards and writing checks to himself.

At least $11,000 went to pay Through the Looking Glass, an online company run by Columbus-based dominatrix, and other charges included flights between New York and Ohio and car rentals, according to District Attorney Robert Morgenthau’s office.

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Oh, to be young again.

Nearly 40,000 students from across Southern California staged walkouts to protest proposed immigration legislation Monday, blocking traffic on four freeways and leaving educators concerned about how much longer the issue will disrupt schools.

The protests are believed to eclipse in size the demonstrations that occurred during the anti-Proposition 187 campaign in 1994 and even a famous student walkout for Chicano rights in 1968.

They continued today, for some reason, although apparently the rain may have put the kabosh on much more than downing a few forties. Oh well. Time off is time off.

Down with the man.

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Wow.

Two teenagers taunted a man rummaging through a trash bin and then killed him after he bared his buttocks at them, police said Tuesday.

“He didn’t want to be harassed by these kids or whatever and he mooned them,” Upper Darby Township Police Sgt. David Madonna said.

Christopher McEneaney, 16, and Andre Mark, 18, were charged Monday in the slaying Friday night of Martin Malone, 47. He was stabbed with a multi-tool and bludgeoned with a shovel.

Police said the teens were walking through an apartment complex just outside Philadelphia when they saw Malone picking through the trash and began calling him a “bum” and other names, Madonna said. Malone responded by exposing his buttocks.

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