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More of Obama's Anti-American Friends

Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 9:03:01 pm PDT

New revelations about The Friends of Barack Obama, with audio of shocking anti-American statements from Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn, made in 2007.

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1 looking closely  4/22/08 9:03:54 pm reply quote 1

With friends like that. . .

2 ggt  4/22/08 9:04:02 pm reply quote 0

I'm really, really tired of Obamanation. If he get's elected, I will be bored for 4 years.

3 DesertSage  4/22/08 9:04:35 pm reply quote 4

Back off while I eat my waffles!

4 ggt  4/22/08 9:05:53 pm reply quote 0

It would have sounded better if he was eating a breakfast steak.

5 Racer X  4/22/08 9:05:54 pm reply quote 1

Can I please just eat my waffle!

6 Fo knee ix  4/22/08 9:06:14 pm reply quote 1

Hugh Hewitt ate this up today [in the form of a waffle], then drank Obama's milkshake. Drank it all up. Slurp.

7 The Other Les  4/22/08 9:06:18 pm reply quote 9

Barack Obama is the embodiment of everything that is wrong with the Democratic Party, apart from Hillary Clinton.

8 esch  4/22/08 9:06:28 pm reply quote 3

Let them eat Waffle..

9 WKSNL  4/22/08 9:07:22 pm reply quote 9

He is such a poor choice. He doesn't even know who he is, so he's blindly aligned himself with myriad questionable associates in an attempt to grow politically. He will be so easy to beat, but it will seem unfair to those who buy into his froth.

10 Kosh's Shadow  4/22/08 9:07:31 pm reply quote 7

He hangs around revolutionaries.
As I've been saying, his "change" means revolution.
Or, in other words, the Obamanation is revolting.

11 jcm  4/22/08 9:08:18 pm reply quote 5

re: #2 ggt

I'm really, really tired of Obamanation. If he get's elected, I will be bored for 4 years.

You spend all your time filling out new tax forms, and surrendering you guns, and accepting your new Caliphate.

12 stevieray  4/22/08 9:08:21 pm reply quote 5

Slowly the dots get connected... one by one... the cypher gains form and substance.

13 solomonpanting  4/22/08 9:08:46 pm reply quote 9
Obama replied that Ayers had done reprehensible things forty years ago, when Obama was eight years old, and scoffed at the idea that Ayers's ancient history could be relevant.

I see. So then nevermind anything done by Hitler, Stalin, Mao. And by 2051, nevermind that incident on 9-11-2001, 'cause that was so yesteryear and not relevant.

14 ggt  4/22/08 9:08:46 pm reply quote 1

re: #11 jcm

At that point, I'll probably be dead or in jail.

15 Crimsonfisted  4/22/08 9:09:24 pm reply quote 3

Keep those Anti-American cards and letters coming! He will not win the general. Who cares about the primary?

16 Racer X  4/22/08 9:09:55 pm reply quote 9

Sorcerers just shrank my waffle!

17 Timbre  4/22/08 9:09:58 pm reply quote 4

If BO wins, I wonder if he will reward his Obamigos with Tejas as the next Mexican state?

18 AZfederalist  4/22/08 9:10:29 pm reply quote 2

Apparently one of his campaign staff has also made a viciously anti-Christian video. TechAdvisor video

/I'm sure Barry didn't know anything about this guy's extremist views.

19 ggt  4/22/08 9:11:40 pm reply quote 0

The MSM is playing pretty nice now --but if he get's the primary, they may not be so nice. He provides a lot of fodder, McCain doesn't and they want the ratings.

20 AZfederalist  4/22/08 9:12:08 pm reply quote 3

Utterly appropriate he was eating waffles wasn't it?

21 6pat6  4/22/08 9:12:25 pm reply quote 3

Obama. Needs. To. Lose. Big.

22 jaunte  4/22/08 9:12:46 pm reply quote 2

Here we are, according to Dohrn, "inside the heart of the Monster."
I'd better warn my gay employees that I'm going to start scapegoating them right after bonus time.

23 Crimsonfisted  4/22/08 9:13:27 pm reply quote 1

re: #21 6pat6

Obama. Needs. To. Lose. Big.

I think he will.

24 Karridine  4/22/08 9:13:27 pm reply quote 0

ATTN: Former Corpsman, a note for you very near the end of the previous thread

Now, I gotta go... bbiaw

25 solomonpanting  4/22/08 9:13:52 pm reply quote 4

There is a certain consistency of perspective among Obama's friends and mentors, which can be summed up in Jeremiah Wright's memorable phrase: "God damn America."

'Nuff said.

26 jcm  4/22/08 9:13:54 pm reply quote 0

re: #14 ggt

At that point, I'll probably be dead or in jail.

I hear you.
BHO's not moving into 1600.

27 talon_262  4/22/08 9:15:18 pm reply quote 3

But the $64,000 question remains: Can we question their patriotism now?

/need I?

28 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:16:40 pm reply quote 0

re: #6 Fo knee ix

That makes me think of that annoying "milkshake" song...

Obama: "my milkshake brings all the voters to the yard, damn right, its better than yours..."

AGGHHHH!

29 nyc redneck  4/22/08 9:16:53 pm reply quote 6

bill ayers said the day after 9-11, that he wished he could have set off more bombs. this guy is a crazy pos. one of many in obama's life, who he just can't quite explain or distance himself from. he doesn't want to. he could throw these bums under the bus. he knows how to do that. look what he did to his gramma.

30 Tumulus11  4/22/08 9:17:04 pm reply quote 7
'This was, really, the beginning of Obama's political career, and it linked him forever with Ayers and Dohrn, with whom, as his campaign has acknowledged, he continues to have a friendly relationship.'
// Powerline.


'I don't regret setting bombs. I feel we didn't do enough.'
// Bill Ayers, The New York Times Sep. 11, 2001.


. Note to Mr. Obama: Post-primary swiftboats incoming.

31 ggt  4/22/08 9:18:19 pm reply quote 0

Blatant linky pimping. Moonbats in the corporate-world.

32 Ward Cleaver  4/22/08 9:18:46 pm reply quote 0

re: #6 Fo knee ix

Hugh Hewitt ate this up today [in the form of a waffle], then drank Obama's milkshake. Drank it all up. Slurp.

Hugh has been on this hard for the last two days. But I remember seeing this on another blog a couple of months ago, at least.

33 snowcrash  4/22/08 9:19:10 pm reply quote 1

Probably one of the reasons he is dodging the NC debate. He does not look good when confronted with conflicting evidence of his statements.

34 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:20:12 pm reply quote 1

So I guess John McCain can hang with Eric Rudolph, right?

MSM cool with that, right?

35 ggt  4/22/08 9:20:13 pm reply quote 1

re: #33 snowcrash

difficult questions make him want to eat waffles.

36 macintush  4/22/08 9:21:40 pm reply quote 1

Waffle House is open 24/7

37 Yankee Division Son  4/22/08 9:22:06 pm reply quote 1

re: #33 snowcrash

I was just thinking the same...

38 ggt  4/22/08 9:22:12 pm reply quote 0

re: #36 macintush

Good Point, you should email that to Barry. In case he needs to duck and cover.

39 Fo knee ix  4/22/08 9:22:36 pm reply quote 10

re: #9 WKSNL

Agreed. The LGF crowd realizes how beatable Obama is, yet the media and the larger Dem hordes think they are entitled to POTUS after the Bush years. The media will continue they're activist journalism, slide further down the sinkhole they've created for themselves; the Dems will nominate Obama as not to lose to their death grip on the black vote and keep in accordance with pc tyranny. The media has lulled them into a false sense of security. Obama will get decimated in November. The question is whether Dems will reflect on how they got to the point of nominating hard leftists [Obama], or shout racism. Actually, the question is a given.

40 nyc redneck  4/22/08 9:22:44 pm reply quote 8

re: #33 snowcrash

Probably one of the reasons he is dodging the NC debate. He does not look good when confronted with conflicting evidence of his statements.

he's afraid of the questions. they are getting real and he's just not equipped to answer them. he's in over his head and the platitudes are not working. i think he's in panic.

41 redc1c4  4/22/08 9:22:53 pm reply quote 0

well, at least the two couples have a lot in common....... %-)

42 realwest  4/22/08 9:23:18 pm reply quote 17

I don't know why anyone would be shocked at what
Ayers and Dohrn said. It is entirely consistent with their world view from back in the 60's. That they are both repelled by the monster of America, and that they each espoused and - at least in Dohrn's case - engaged in violence and murder or attempted murder is not the sort of thing one would expect sociopaths and psychopaths to change one whit.
My first ex-wife had a first cousin who was a member in good standing with the Weather Underground and he had himself managed to stay underground. He was a hero to my ex-wife's family (or at least the Communist side of it) who were Jews, obviously in name only. I learned a helluva lot about Ayers and Dorhn's type before they all found out that I was a Vietnam Veteran. When my then fiancee announced that fact the room went silent and - to me - Stone Cold. Finally one of them worked up the nerve to ask me how I could murder "innocent" Vietnamese. I responded that I had only killed people who were trying to kill me or mine (my brothers in arms as it were) and what was their cousin's excuse?
No one answered that and my fiancee and I departed rather hastily from what had been a Passover Seder that in and of itself was a joke.
People who are ready to kill Americans and who hate America are not going to change their ways no matter how much time goes by.

43 macintush  4/22/08 9:23:57 pm reply quote 0

re: #38 ggt

Good Point, you should email that to Barry. In case he needs to duck and cover.

From what I can tell, he apparently lives there, as his waffling seems to keep similar hours.

44 ggt  4/22/08 9:23:58 pm reply quote 0

re: #41 redc1c4

Clintons and Obama's --both their women have bigger equipment than their men?

45 ploome hineni  4/22/08 9:24:17 pm reply quote 8

amazing what these two can say 'in the belly of the beast', the 'greatest purveyor of violence' in the world.

I would like to see them say that in some peaceful country like North Korea, China or Iran.

these retards stumbled across an attitude when they were young and radical, and have clung to that old tired delusions and impotent rage

working for the man

46 ethanxxx  4/22/08 9:24:35 pm reply quote 2

re: #33 snowcrash

Probably one of the reasons he is dodging the NC debate. He does not look good when confronted with conflicting evidence of his statements.

You're right... plus, he's pretty much won here already. I'm surrounded by YoBama Pricks here in Winston-Salem NC.

47 snowcrash  4/22/08 9:25:10 pm reply quote 0

Obama would just tell us to stop bickering. It hurts everyone and we should be getting back to the important issues in this election. Like how Bush has ruined this country and sent thousands of innocents to their deaths.

48 ggt  4/22/08 9:25:16 pm reply quote 0

Thanks for serving our Country rw!

and how you doin'?

49 Hengineer  4/22/08 9:26:08 pm reply quote 0

re: #44 ggt

Clintons and Obama's --both their women have bigger equipment than their men?

probably

50 AZfederalist  4/22/08 9:27:03 pm reply quote 5

re: #40 nyc redneck

He really does seem to represent the entitlement generation, doesn't he? "I should be president because I represent change and hope and uh change and hope and uh the future and uuhh hope" "... and don't you dare question me, I said I want to be President and uh, by golly I'm going to be president. Questions? Nobody said anything about hard questions"

His wife is even worse. A hypocritical elitist who preaches against aspiration and "middle-classness" (whatever that is) while at the same time absolutely oozing with the sense of entitlement to her $300k+ per year job. Does anybody know her qualifications for said job?

51 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:27:06 pm reply quote 0

re: #42 realwest

True, but gee whiz, isn't time supposed to at least give us some perspective? Even if you think the cause was right...methods could have been different.

That is what shocks me. Not the idea that they have these feelings (shocking, yes, but par for the course), but the failure to acknowledge any moral inconsistency in their methods.

52 snowcrash  4/22/08 9:27:40 pm reply quote 1

Sorry I forgot the sarc tag!

53 realwest  4/22/08 9:27:42 pm reply quote 0

re: #48 ggt I'm doing ok, {ggt} thanks. For a moment there I had the horrible thought that I was posting on one of the threads discussing Hillary/Obama/Pennsylvania!

54 ggt  4/22/08 9:29:41 pm reply quote 0

re: #53 realwest

oh gosh no --the penis thread was pretty funny --scroll thru for some good ones! Laughter is the best medicine.

55 Macker  4/22/08 9:29:43 pm reply quote 0

I hope none of these 'friends' are penis snatchers....

56 Hengineer  4/22/08 9:30:15 pm reply quote 0

re: #50 AZfederalist

He really does seem to represent the entitlement generation, doesn't he? "I should be president because I represent change and hope and uh change and hope and uh the future and uuhh hope" "... and don't you dare question me, I said I want to be President and uh, by golly I'm going to be president. Questions? Nobody said anything about hard questions"

His wife is even worse. A hypocritical elitist who preaches against aspiration and "middle-classness" (whatever that is) while at the same time absolutely oozing with the sense of entitlement to her $300k+ per year job. Does anybody know her qualifications for said job?

and how dare you question me? I am entitled to eat my waffle!

57 Fo knee ix  4/22/08 9:30:20 pm reply quote 0

re: #28 brainwizard73

Watch This

Don't Watch This

58 ggt  4/22/08 9:30:44 pm reply quote 0

re: #55 Macker

my thoughts are going somewhere in the direction of "he's already bending over" but I can't complete the concept --too horrible.

59 The Other Les  4/22/08 9:31:05 pm reply quote 2

re: #42 realwest

I don't know why anyone would be shocked at what
Ayers and Dohrn said. It is entirely consistent with their world view from back in the 60's. That they are both repelled by the monster of America, and that they each espoused and - at least in Dohrn's case - engaged in violence and murder or attempted murder is not the sort of thing one would expect sociopaths and psychopaths to change one whit.
My first ex-wife had a first cousin who was a member in good standing with the Weather Underground and he had himself managed to stay underground. He was a hero to my ex-wife's family (or at least the Communist side of it) who were Jews, obviously in name only. I learned a helluva lot about Ayers and Dorhn's type before they all found out that I was a Vietnam Veteran. When my then fiancee announced that fact the room went silent and - to me - Stone Cold. Finally one of them worked up the nerve to ask me how I could murder "innocent" Vietnamese. I responded that I had only killed people who were trying to kill me or mine (my brothers in arms as it were) and what was their cousin's excuse?
No one answered that and my fiancee and I departed rather hastily from what had been a Passover Seder that in and of itself was a joke.
People who are ready to kill Americans and who hate America are not going to change their ways no matter how much time goes by.

The late H. Beam Piper had a term for such people. He called them Neobarbarians. Like the old school primitive barbarian they look upon resistance and disobedience to their rule as evil and tyrannicide as murder.

60 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:31:26 pm reply quote 0

Hey CBS News in the democrat-ick delegate count still has Mike Gravel in the race...any chance he can catch fire?

61 ggt  4/22/08 9:31:43 pm reply quote 0

Neobarbarians --I like it.

62 wolfie  4/22/08 9:31:49 pm reply quote 0

re: #42 realwest

In order to change, they would have to face what they have done in the past. It 's easier to hold fast to your beliefs for the sake of perpetual self-justification.
Not many have the kind of moral fortitude that David Horowitz, e.g., has.
(Have you read Radical Son or Destructive Generation?)

PS- Aren't you in NC now? Any rumors brewing re NC primary?

63 realwest  4/22/08 9:32:12 pm reply quote 6

re: #51 brainwizard73
To acknowledge errors in judgement when you were much younger is common among honest and decent people. Ayers and Dorhn are neither honest nor decent. A LARGE part of their way of bringing truth to power was the absolute RUSH they got from what they did or planned to do.
They were not motivated by a desire to see a more just America or anything like that; they were motivated by blood lust. If you had given them the choice to end the War in Vietnam overnight or to go out and kill someone, they would have chosen the latter.
That's just one of the many things I learned from the cousins, aunts and uncles of the mofo who is still underground somewhere.

64 Ojoe  4/22/08 9:33:08 pm reply quote 0

I wave a 48 star flag in all their faces

65 ggt  4/22/08 9:33:11 pm reply quote 2

re: #63 realwest

They want revolution, for the sake of revolution --only if they are the impetus for it.

66 solomonpanting  4/22/08 9:33:18 pm reply quote 0

re: #42 realwest

How awkward that must have been.

I don't know why anyone would be shocked at what
Ayers and Dohrn said.

I'm not shocked at what they said. The telling fact is the continuing revelation of "Friends of Obama".

67 tblot  4/22/08 9:33:25 pm reply quote 0

That was in the past it does not mean anything. This guy is making Kerry look good

68 The Other Les  4/22/08 9:33:49 pm reply quote 1

re: #61 ggt

Neobarbarians --I like it.

If you get a chance read this:

[Link: www.gutenberg.org...]

69 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:33:51 pm reply quote 0

re: #57 Fo knee ix

Not sure what scares me more: Daniel Day-Lewis's hip-hop moves or that you found that so quickly.

Nicely done!

70 ethanxxx  4/22/08 9:33:53 pm reply quote 0

Here's another "Friend of Obama"... In case you missed this video.

WORTHLESS

71 stevieray  4/22/08 9:33:58 pm reply quote 6

re: #51 brainwizard73

After the fall of the Soviet Union, and the opening of the archives, you would think that the rock-solid evidence of systemic brutality and oppression documented from every corner of the communist world would change a few minds, yet they continue to see the dreams of their youth as the first step to a better life. They are the very definition of "ideologically blind".

72 winston06  4/22/08 9:35:25 pm reply quote 1

Hopefully McPain will beat the Defeatocratic nominee and GOP will hold the WH until 2012

73 Yankee Division Son  4/22/08 9:35:47 pm reply quote 0

re: #67 tblot

That was in the past it does not mean anything. This guy is making Kerry look good

I think he's making Michael Dukakis look good.

74 The Other Les  4/22/08 9:36:03 pm reply quote 0

re: #67 tblot

That was in the past it does not mean anything. This guy is making Kerry look good

But Kerry still married for money, twice.

75 ggt  4/22/08 9:36:08 pm reply quote 3

re: #68 The Other Les

It's in my book list --

Speaking of books . . .

Don't you think it would be a good think if Charles added "BOOKS" as a category in the linkys? I'd love a Lizard book list --wouldn't you?

someone report me.

76 nyc redneck  4/22/08 9:36:24 pm reply quote 1

re: #50 AZfederalist

He really does seem to represent the entitlement generation, doesn't he? "I should be president because I represent change and hope and uh change and hope and uh the future and uuhh hope" "... and don't you dare question me, I said I want to be President and uh, by golly I'm going to be president. Questions? Nobody said anything about hard questions"

His wife is even worse. A hypocritical elitist who preaches against aspiration and "middle-classness" (whatever that is) while at the same time absolutely oozing with the sense of entitlement to her $300k+ per year job. Does anybody know her qualifications for said job?

affirmative action?

77 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:36:33 pm reply quote 0

re: #63 realwest

Sounds like from what you are reporting that to simply descibe these people as "anti-war" or something similar does a disservice to people that might have a respectfully different position on a particular issue.

They sound like nut-jobs...and I don't mean like Maxine Waters-nutjobs, I mean...well, someone said it...Manson like nut jobs.

All this happened before I was born. History lesson for me.

78 wolfie  4/22/08 9:36:46 pm reply quote 0

re: #63 realwest

re: #65 ggt

For the violent left, as for the non-violent left:
It's all about them.

79 sngnsgt  4/22/08 9:36:50 pm reply quote 0

LOL! RealClear Politics has Ron Paul @ 6.5%

RCP

80 Socratease  4/22/08 9:36:52 pm reply quote 0

Hey, give Barry-O a break. He's changing the definition of a politician 'waffling'. And isn't 'change' what it's all about?

81 christheprofessor  4/22/08 9:36:54 pm reply quote 0

We all live, and we all die..

God bless Jeff Healy on his journey...

82 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:37:56 pm reply quote 1

re: #71 stevieray

Wouldn't this be an inconvenient truth?

83 beachkatie  4/22/08 9:38:05 pm reply quote 0

Goodnight little green footballs Lizards , sweet dreams to ya all!

84 tblot  4/22/08 9:38:33 pm reply quote 0

Well there is always Al Gore

85 ggt  4/22/08 9:38:51 pm reply quote 0

re: #84 tblot

bleeechhhhh-ah!

86 The Other Les  4/22/08 9:39:00 pm reply quote 0

re: #75 ggt

Speaking of books . . .

Don't you think it would be a good think if Charles added "BOOKS" as a category in the linkys? I'd love a Lizard book list --wouldn't you?

Yes.

87 sngnsgt  4/22/08 9:39:03 pm reply quote 0

re: #83 beachkatie

Goodnight little green footballs Lizards , sweet dreams to ya all!

Sweet dreams beachkatie.

88 beachkatie  4/22/08 9:39:14 pm reply quote 0

re: #84 tblot

Well there is always Al Gore


Ya, right!

89 nyc redneck  4/22/08 9:39:24 pm reply quote 0

re: #83 beachkatie

good night. pleasant dreams.
i'm tired to. good night all.
we won, sort of.

90 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:39:35 pm reply quote 0

re: #79 sngnsgt

Can you rip Ron Paul supporters on this blog (I am newish) or is that going to get me exiled to Hilliary Clinton's Chappaqua Dungeon of Pleasure?

Thanks.

91 stevieray  4/22/08 9:40:02 pm reply quote 0

re: #82 brainwizard73

Wouldn't this be an inconvenient truth?

If they admitted it existed... yes.

92 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:40:16 pm reply quote 0

re: #81 christheprofessor

What happened to Jeff Healy?

93 beachkatie  4/22/08 9:40:25 pm reply quote 0

re: #87 sngnsgt

Sweet dreams beachkatie.

Don't let te bed bugs bite!

94 wolfie  4/22/08 9:40:29 pm reply quote 1

re: #70 ethanxxx

Here's another "Friend of Obama"... In case you missed this video.

95 ggt  4/22/08 9:40:34 pm reply quote 0

re: #90 brainwizard73

Paultards?

rip away --although remember it's Charles's house.

96 Fo knee ix  4/22/08 9:40:46 pm reply quote 0

Hilliary Clinton's Chappaqua Dungeon of Pleasure

I hear they have student discounts

97 The Other Les  4/22/08 9:40:59 pm reply quote 0

re: #90 brainwizard73

Can you rip Ron Paul supporters on this blog (I am newish) or is that going to get me exiled to Hilliary Clinton's Chappaqua Dungeon of Pleasure?

Thanks.

Must ... Not ... Visualize ...

98 wolfie  4/22/08 9:41:10 pm reply quote 1

re: #75 ggt

Done!

99 wtc394  4/22/08 9:41:22 pm reply quote 0

re: #92 brainwizard73

What happened to Jeff Healy?


he died about a month and a half ago.

100 The Other Les  4/22/08 9:41:42 pm reply quote 0

re: #96 Fo knee ix

Hilliary Clinton's Chappaqua Dungeon of Pleasure

I hear they have student discounts

How do they feel about interns?

101 realwest  4/22/08 9:41:54 pm reply quote 0

re: #62 wolfie Hey wolife - yeah I'm in N.C. now. There aren't many rumors around and no one seems to question how Obama could possibly have a "scheduling conflict" with a debate in N.C. with Hillary.
He's gonna carry North Carolina easily. There is a huge Black American vote down here, overwhelmingly Democrats and, as he apparently has done in EVERY primary, Obama can expect to win over 90% of the Black vote.
BTW - I was screaming at my TV tonight, watching FOX primary coverage - they talked, at some length, about how well Hillary had done among white women and white men - leaving the clear inference that race had a major part in Obama's losing. I wanted to know why didn't they mention Obama's getting 92% of the Black vote in Pa as being equally racist. Mom changed the channel to protect my BP! LOL!
But I think it is a legitimate question: if, as Barry says, this election for the Dem nomination isn't about race, then why is he getting over 90% of the Black vote?

102 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:42:20 pm reply quote 0

re: #96 Fo knee ix

I would be like Harvey Korman at the end of "Blazzing Saddles" trying to get in at a lower rate...

103 beachkatie  4/22/08 9:42:23 pm reply quote 0

re: #89 nyc redneck

good night. pleasant dreams.
i'm tired to. good night all.
we won, sort of.


Sweet dreams at ya nyc redneck.. Love ya mean it!

104 americanmale[deleted]  4/22/08 9:42:29 pm -7
105 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:43:27 pm reply quote 0

re: #95 ggt

Hey, if Paul supporters can't keep a sense of humor about their man...just don't block the freeway on ramp during rush hour, alright?

106 stuiec  4/22/08 9:44:02 pm reply quote 7

I believe America owes Barack Obama a debt of gratitude. If it had not been for him, Hillary would have been nominated by acclamation by now, and the media would have been solidly behind her. Now, the Democrat Party gets to tear itself apart, alienate its core constituencies, and twist its supporters in the media into knots.

107 Ojoe  4/22/08 9:44:05 pm reply quote 0

re: #86 The Other Les

Yes also. There are many great books worth mentioning here.

108 ggt  4/22/08 9:44:07 pm reply quote 1

You know, a thought just hit me. When a person knows they are going to fail at something (i.e. Losers) will focus their attention on something no human can possibly be expected to succeed at. That way they become martyrs or "idealists" or some other nice-nice label.

The moonbats truly do not think that democratizing the ME is possible, so they focus on ageing of the planet --which no human can affect. So they are nice-nice people.

What a F*cked-up way to live.

On the science front --isn't the universe expanding? So, in theory, we are moving away (albiet very slowly) from the sun. Should we be worried about global cooling?

109 ggt  4/22/08 9:44:18 pm reply quote 0

re: #98 wolfie

tanks!

110 beachkatie  4/22/08 9:44:19 pm reply quote 0

re: #104 americanmale

Operation Chaos worked great in Pa // keep it going, go to Votenader.org and donate $25.00.


Its been great to meet ya , seeya tomorrow!

111 realwest  4/22/08 9:44:51 pm reply quote 0

re: #59 The Other Les
Huh, I would have thought he would say that the neobarbarians (I LIKE that term a lot, btw) thought
that tyrannicide was just fine and dandy, especially since they would have been the tyrants.

112 Racer X  4/22/08 9:46:23 pm reply quote 0

re: #104 americanmale

Wow! What an awesome post! You are amazing! You should post more often.

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113 wolfie  4/22/08 9:46:29 pm reply quote 0

re: #101 realwest

One mustn't ask such questions! (But it IS absurd. It's not as if Hillary is getting 90% of the white vote, is it!?)
Do you know if the Carolina primary is open or closed? In VA you can in any one primary you want to.

114 Yankee Division Son  4/22/08 9:46:30 pm reply quote 0

re: #84 tblot

Well there is always Al Gore

Heh... Gore jumps in, Democratic nominating process devolves from a WWE wrestling match to a Marx brothers movie... rapidly..

115 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:46:44 pm reply quote 0

re: #99 wtc394

I totally missed that. Totally.

I will have to watch Roadhouse with a bottle of Busch Light in honor of the guy "who played pretty well for a blind man". Great song or two used by many adolescents to move the ball towards the goal line, if you know what I mean. In that sense, anyone that came of age in the mid to late 1980's/90s owes Jeff Healy.

Not much of a eulogy, but there I go.

116 beachkatie  4/22/08 9:47:14 pm reply quote 0

re: #111 realwest

Huh, I would have thought he would say that the neobarbarians (I LIKE that term a lot, btw) thought
that tyrannicide was just fine and dandy, especially since they would have been the tyrants.


Sweet dreams realwest. Love ya mean it!

117 Kosh's Shadow  4/22/08 9:47:25 pm reply quote 0

re: #108 ggt

You know, a thought just hit me. When a person knows they are going to fail at something (i.e. Losers) will focus their attention on something no human can possibly be expected to succeed at. That way they become martyrs or "idealists" or some other nice-nice label.

The moonbats truly do not think that democratizing the ME is possible, so they focus on ageing of the planet --which no human can affect. So they are nice-nice people.

What a F*cked-up way to live.

On the science front --isn't the universe expanding? So, in theory, we are moving away (albiet very slowly) from the sun. Should we be worried about global cooling?

The expansion of the universe is only at a large scale; the Earth isn't moving away from the Sun. But in a couple of billion years, the Sun will become a red giant and fry the Earth, so expansion would be good.

118 brainwizard73  4/22/08 9:47:32 pm reply quote 0

re: #100 The Other Les

I like to feel interns...oh, wait, feel ABOUT interns...ummm

119 Fo knee ix  4/22/08 9:47:51 pm reply quote 0

re: #100 The Other Les

only synthetic leather, also paid poorly

120 6pat6  4/22/08 9:48:22 pm reply quote 0
121 realwest  4/22/08 9:48:44 pm reply quote 0

re: #66 solomonpanting
Hi my friend - well not for me. I had to listen to them sing his praises for a good part of the Seder (they dispensed with any reading of the Jews, Pharoh and the escape) and I sincerely tried to overlook it - that was my introduction to my then fiancee's family - a family with 17 first cousins, no lie. But I was loooong past caring about those people and so it really wasn't that uncomfortable for me. I got to "hit back" with a response to which they really had no answer because there was no answer.

122 wolfie  4/22/08 9:48:54 pm reply quote 0

re: #106 stuiec

I believe America owes Barack Obama a debt of gratitude. If it had not been for him, Hillary would have been nominated by acclamation by now, and the media would have been solidly behind her. Now, the Democrat Party gets to tear itself apart, alienate its core constituencies, and twist its supporters in the media into knots.

You're right.
Of course, now that he's doing so well, we owe Hillary a debt of gratitude for keeping the fight going, too!
Isn't it fun to feel so cuddly about these fools?......for now, that is.

123 6pat6  4/22/08 9:49:01 pm reply quote 0

Hilliary Clinton's Chappaqua Dungeon of Pleasure?

124 The Other Les  4/22/08 9:49:08 pm reply