The act of Cunnilingus is basically

the manipulation of the lips and inner folds of the vagina

and the stimulation of the clitoris

This of course doesn't stop the inventive man

from feeling his partner's body up

She has inner thighs, breasts and nipples

that are just aching to be gently pinched and pulled

while tongue and lips massage her intimate spots

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Keywords: clitoris, cunnilingus, sex, pleasure, women

Did you know that Little George

has a pet name for his penis?

He calls it Mr Al, after al-Qaeda

He tempts Laura on their once-a-year fuck

"Would Laura like to see Mr. Al?

Oh, look! Mr Al's growing bigger!

As big as the world-wide war on terror!"

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Keywords: tool, alqaeda, propaganda, phallic, penis, bush

Young Radicals Become Middle-Aged Reactionaries

The claim by pro-war 'leftish' writers and their neocon allies that the left dumped its principles to embrace 'islamofascism' is absurd.

This kind of propaganda bubbles forth in the writing of a handful of former Trots and communists who make up the so-called pro-war left.

Such as Christopher Hitchens and David Aaronovitch, these days happy allies of a motley neocon crew, including Melanie Phillips and Michael Gove, and backed by the troika of literary belligerents, Martin Amis, Salman Rushdie and Ian McEwan.   more »

Neocons, neoliberals, and “anti-war progressives” continue to enthusiastically embrace and reinforce the myth of the “ever-more powerful, ever-more cunning outside ‘terrorist’ threat to America”.

They will continue to do so ad nauseum, as they have for nearly six years since 9/11.

Meanwhile, the long-standing and enduring relationship between Islamic “terrorists”, “Al-Qaeda”, Osama bin Laden, etc. and Anglo-American and US-allied intelligence agencies remains completely ignored.

These agencies include the CIA, FBI, MI-6, Pakistani ISI, Mossad, etc. and their ongoing use and manipulation of these "terrorist" groups on behalf of Anglo-Anerican geostrategy.   more »

Every day, more and more voters decide that we must end the war and set a date to start withdrawing our troops from Iraq.

Most who will vote in the Democratic primaries concluded long ago that we must leave Iraq, and they are unlikely to let anyone who disagrees with them have the party's nomination in 2008.

But what does it mean to "leave Iraq"? Here's where most of the Democratic candidates come smack up against that hard place.

There is a longstanding bipartisan consensus in the foreign-policy establishment that the U.S. must control every strategically valuable region of the world -- and none more so than the oil heartlands of the planet.

That's been a hard-and-fast rule of the elite for some six decades now. No matter how hard the task may be, they demand that presidents be rock-hard enough to get the job done.   more »