Go Daddy removes 'Miss Hitler' contest

GoDaddy.com was pressured to shut down a website they host that promoted a "Miss Hitler" beauty pageant. The company announced on Thursday that it has suspended the domain's license, causing grief and emotional pain to scumbag anti-Semites everywhere.

“We have suspended the account and informed the account owner to move the domains in question to another registrar, as they have violated our terms of service,” GoDaddy told The New York Post.

Dvir Abramovich the Australian Anti-Defamation Commission Chairman (ADC) told the newspaper that it was, "a glorious victory of good over evil."

“We thank the company for listening to our concerns and for declaring that anti-Semites and Holocaust deniers will never find a safe haven within the GoDaddy home. Allowing this site to remain would have crossed many red lines and would have sent the message that it is open season on the Jewish community,” Abramovich said.

Past winners

On Sunday, the ADC uncovered a promotion for “Miss Hitler 2020,” calling it the  “most important contest in the world” on the World Truth Historical Revisionism website, a site that twists facts with evil and maniacal fiction to fit their hateful agenda.

Only hateful “women that respect Hitler” are eligible to register and must send a photo together with a few words explaining why they “love and revere the Third Reich of Adolf Hitler.” The winner will be decided by an online vote, the site said.

The promotion shows past Jew haters pictured at neo-Nazi rallies or posing with Nazi memorabilia, such as Hitler's dead body alongside Eva von Braun's in a bunker where they committed suicide like the losers they were.



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Bro testifies about dead bro who loved ISIS but was a lousy shot

Hold onto your hat, this is going to blow the doors off your theories about why Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi attacked the "Draw Mohammad" contest in Garland, Texas last May. The contest was put on by Pamela Geller, a blogger whose website is Atlas Shrugged.

It wasn't because they were protesting global warming (aka climate change--they had to rename it that because the earth was not really warming much, if at all). 

It had nothing to do with protesting against bad art. In fact, many of the cartoon drawings of Mohammad, Islam's so-called prophet, were quite good.

The reason Simpson and Soofi wanted to kill as many Mohammad drawing infidels as they possibly could had to do with their religious beliefs. And it were these beliefs about the religion of peace that drove these Muslim men to Garland, weapons in hand, only to be killed by a single cop who must have spent some quality time at the gun range.

Ali Soofi, the brother of Nadir, testified in federal court in Phoenix, AZ in the trial of Abdul Malik Abdul Kareem, whose parents really liked the name Abdul because they knew how to spell it.

Ali testified that his 44-year-old brother was an ISIS supporter as well as a moving company owner. (The name of the company was "Heads, I Win," I believe.) He said that he lived with Nadir and Simpson and that Kareem was an ISIS cheerleader, complete with skirt and black pom-poms. 

He also enjoyed the occasional beheading and immolation videos by ISIS.

Ali moved out of the apartment about a month before his brother and the other idiot got themselves outgunned and killed by the cop.


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NaNoWriMo

Well, it's that time of the year again--my anniversary and yes, NaNoWriMo, or NationalNovelWritersMonth. It runs from November 1st to the 30th and all one has to do is write a 50 thousand word novel by midnight of the 30th.  The good news is that the novel can be a hunk of crap, lousy plot, weak characters, and all the typos you might have if you just wrote like a bat out of hell without checking yourself for errors. The whole idea is the word count--that's all that counts. I am the proud owner of not one, but two NaNoWriMo congratulatory certificates of completion of two rather awful novels.
But this year is different. Not only is my novel not awful, but my novel isn't going to be written by November 30th. I just will not subject myself to that burden this year; but next year will likely be a different story, literally and figuratively too. I have what I believe is a great idea for a novel and I am researching and writing, but I can't go forward fast enough to get that kind of word count without sacrificing quality.  Now I know they don't give a rat's hairy little butt about quality at NaNoWriMo, bit I do, and if I forge ahead too quickly, I'll lose my voice and my plotting.  My timing will suffer too. 
Also, I am not going to publish the title of my novel, or at least the working title (publishers often rip out your heart when they use their own title rather than yours), but I will say that it's clever.  Really.  I also believe the book idea itself is rather clever too, but that remains to be seen.
So I will leave you, dear reader (I use the singular "reader" to give a sense of familiarity and for the fact that I don't have that many readers of my blog to justify an ego-filled plural), with hopeful anticipation of my newest creation, my baby, my love.  I wish you all a good night.
Ho ho hoey