Speaker Pelosi--Hi Ball or Hi Jinx?

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may have a problem with property she may have bought from Seagram's (h/t ReunionPI). According to Web of Deception:

>"Our research into the land ownership of Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her husband revealed that the Speaker and her husband bought two pieces of property from Joseph E. Seagrams and Sons, the liquor company on March 25, 1999. Current records from the District of Columbia show that one of the properties is now back in Seagram's name but the address Seagram's is using is the address of the Paul and Nancy Pelosi Charitable Foundation."

>"A Pelosi spokeperson stated that the tax collector has been in error for 9 years as to who owns the property. For this to be correct, then the accountants and tax preparers for Pelosi or Seagrams (a contributor 5 months before the property sale) did not notice there was an error for nine years. The Pelosi's received a statement that showed another owner of their property for nine years. Conversely Seagram's did not receive statements from D.C."

Read the whole thing here.

Four Terrorists Blown Away

Tom, a former Marine, just forwarded this video of four terrorists being blown away. Tom writes:

>What surprises me most about this A-10 attack…the pilot did not kill any of our people!

>This is a video taken inside the cockpit of an A-10 by the pilot and it was a night view. What you see is from 9700 feet away (almost two miles). The four terrorists had no clue there was someone watching them from almost 2 miles away. The A-10 was using a 30 mm cannon WITHOUT injuring the dog nearby who escaped unharmed. You can see the gun camera shake a bit as the pilot fires; then count about 4 seconds for the rounds to travel 2 miles. Every tenth round is a tracer, so the bullets you actually see are every tenth; they are getting hit with hundreds of rounds, but the dog is unscathed. Muzzle velocity on the 30mm is 2430 feet per second. Four fewer guys to blow up women and children!

I'll throw in my two cents: These guys are awesome!

Postcards from the Edge of America's Election System

Click on the jpg images to enlarge. James A. Walsh, Elizabeth C. Hogan and New York say "we'll think about it". Daniel W. White, Steven J. Sturm and Illinois say "No, the Chicago way".

New Ad on Obama/Ayers

No Quarter USA notes that the Obama campaign has been objecting to a new Republican ad covering Obama's relationship with Bill Ayers. I think the ad ought to get a great deal of coverage. The matter is not just one of Obama's association with an extremist, but also that Ayers advocates failed progressive education methods that have crippled America's school children, and Obama has supported these same programs.