Andrew Sullivan now says the Catholic Church is gay, what with the fussy outfits and all.

Mark Steyn on Willie Nelson and the Minneapolis cab drivers (oh, yes, he has a connection).

Sam’s posing for a calendar. Imagine Damon’s surprise.

Cox & Forkum have the latest on the assassinated spy, plus an apt illustration.

The Pallies are showing off their new missiles to the media, who still won’t call them what they are.

8 al-Q types in Iraq got an air strike on their @$$. Mheh.

James Baker’s Iraq Study Group is expected to blame Israel.

Not that one, the AP. (And their pals in the drive-by media).

Cox & Forkum fight racism.

Apparently Denmark is seeking to fix Mark Steyn’s predicted demographic catastrophe. Really.

A jihadi trying to sneak into Lebanon from Syria ended up self-exploding when Syrian security caught on. Better luck… oh wait, there is no next time.

More gobsmacking from Andrew Sullivan here, plus the news that NBC’s broadcast of Madonna’s “controversial” concert special came in 4th in the ratings.

The French government has admitted there are 751 zones in France that they do not control.

Damon goes after the fake news.

Isn’t that roughly the same thing Jimmy the Greek was fired for saying?

Because, even in Oklahoma, they’ll get kicked out of their mosque and threatened with violence.

Yes, Cat Stephens is just as radical as any imam.

The “police chief” cited in dozens of AP stories about Iraqi violence is actually a jihadi propagandist.

Alcee Hastings is attacking Michelle Malkin for pointing out his record. That seems like a bad idea.

Sam and Jan can’t figure out what’s reality.

Mark Steyn debates Ralph Peters.

Now Charlie Rangel’s telling a version of it, and he’s totally serious.

Charles recounts the lessons of Iraq.

We’ll be out of town the rest of the week for the US Thanksgiving holiday. See you on Monday, Nov. 27th for full service free ice cream!

Ace’s spam blocker wouldn’t let me post a comment containing “Ernest Borgnine” because it was “too much like orgasm” or some such. (He posted a clip of the intro to Airwolf, except it was the sacreligious version without Jan-Michael Vincent and Ernie the B so I was obligated to complain).