moonbats r crazy

The Statue of Moonbattery

I think they'll slip into "impeach mccain" with alarming ease.

Will they abandon their quixotic quest when Chimpy McAdolf leaves office?

If anything, I think they will go even crazier.

I guess the opera really is over.

Did they give out LSD to the crowd?

Reminds me that the town I live in has a house with a Statue of Liberty replica outside. I understand that it is, however, a lesbian couple who live there.

I've been wondering. Do they start out ugly or does their moonbattery make them that way? Or did the ugly make them moobats. Which came first? The moonbattery or the ugly?

It's one of those imponderables I think.

The Statue of Liberty should be PISSED! She's not anywhere NEAR that FAT!

Well, at least she shaved her armpits!

They will talk about impeaching McCain on Day 1, should John McCain actually win the White House...

Man that sends shivers down my spine...

re: #3 Sharmuta

I think they'll slip into "impeach mccain" with alarming ease.

Or "Impeach Obama/Clinton", whichever one of them wins - since they'll either (a) think that the one of them stole the primary from the other, or (b) think that both of them "declined to challenge the Bush administration for its violations of the Constitution and international law", making them accessories to the blah blah blah.

It's a whole different reality from ours.

I'll give her a dollar if she promises to put more clothes on

Why is she red and not the color of weathered copper?

What is she holding? A flashlight?
I don't get it. What's the point?

Medea Benjamin started this whole "crown wearing" thing. I think she's still pissed because she didn't have a "Disney Princess" theme birthday party.

It's time to bring out the guillotine for Madame Marie Antoinette wannabee.

re: #4 Paul Atreides

Will they abandon their quixotic quest when Chimpy McAdolf leaves office?

If anything, I think they will go even crazier.

If it were possible to impeach an ex-president, we would have done it to Carter years ago.

re: #10 Sponge

The Statue of Liberty should be PISSED! She's not anywhere NEAR that FAT!

"Give me your tired, your hungry, your poor, your ice cream, your cake, your candy bars, your..."

A regional town hall on the subject “Are Peace and Impeachment Possible?” was held in Oakland to reaffirm the need and political viability

Ah, so I see there was plenty of robust debate, taking into account all points of view.

/

re: #11 Barking Pumpkin

Well, at least she shaved her armpits!

Ironic, since the Statue of Liberty is French.

re: #19 JamesTKirk

"Give me your tired, your hungry, your poor, your ice cream, your cake, your candy bars, your..."

... and are you gonna finish those pancakes?"

Moonbats preparing for a rally (with due apologies to the Venture Bros)

We should caption this picture- maybe in an lolcat style.

It just won't be fair to them when George W. Bush leaves office without being impeached, but their hero, Bill Clinton, had to suffer it.

re: #24 Occasional Reader

... and are you gonna finish those pancakes?"

WAFFLES YOU FOOL!

They do this in Vermont as well, my bro tells me they recently paraded through town chanting impeachment mantras. He said to them "It's been almost 8 years now, and you haven't done a thing. You better hurry up!"

/drives them nuts

re: #21 Occasional Reader

Ah, so I see there was plenty of robust debate, taking into account all points of view.

/

"You mean there are other points of view? I thought they were just bitter." -Moonbat

re: #16 NoSubmission

What is she holding? A flashlight?
I don't get it. What's the point?

It looks like a unlit pink light saber to me.....

re: #12 tfc3rid

They will talk about impeaching McCain on Day 1, should John McCain actually win the White House...

Man that sends shivers down my spine...

How can you say that considering the alternatives?

re: #24 Occasional Reader

re: #19 JamesTKirk

"Give me your tired, your hungry, your poor, your ice cream, your cake, your candy bars, your..."

... and are you gonna finish those pancakes?"

Let me finish my waffles in peace!

Clearly some people have too much time & money.

Why aren't these people growing food for the hungry?

The moonbat photo at the bottom of that page is funny too. But not 'ha ha' funny. Just funny in that sorry moonbat way.

re: #27 SemperHunden

It just won't be fair to them when George W. Bush leaves office without being impeached, but their hero, Bill Clinton, had to suffer it.

But that was just about sex.

/

World Can't Wait (to drive out the Bush 'regime') is having a "national" conference at UC Berkeley tomorrow. I can't figure out why the university is letting these buffoons use campus space, but they are.

If Barry wins the WH, we can expect attempts to criminally prosecute members of the Bush Admin.

If we start down that road, I fear where we will end up.

re: #27 SemperHunden

It just won't be fair to them when George W. Bush leaves office without being impeached, but their hero, Bill Clinton, had to suffer it.

That's the real issue. Payback.

Funny, since they don't even like Bill anymore.

Will they abandon their quixotic quest when Chimpy McAdolf leaves office? It’s anybody’s guess.

I believe yes - "progressives" have shown to have very limited memory of history. They will still blame "Chimpy McBushitler" for every trouble the new pres. faces (only if a Democrat) because it will be "left over*" but they won't remember why they hated him. Actual investigations will be too boring to actually do, besides, something new will come up to protest.

*Note that that excuse does not apply to Pres. Bush himself because the previous president was a Democrat, who would never have left any problems unsolved. But don't dare accuse them of being partisan.

I bet she'd drop that really quickly if someone told her how phallic it is.

re: #29 Yankee Division Son

drives them nuts

Short trip.

They hate America, the principles it was founded upon, and what it stands for. They want socialism and, more importantly, power over others. Orwell predicted these people beautifully.

So they stand up and mock a symbol of Liberty and Freedom to further their selfish cause. Dare I wonder outloud which part of Liberty and Freedom these folks support? Oh, that's right, the liberty and freedom to take away yours and mine.

re: #32 DesertSage

How can you say that considering the alternatives?

They all give some of us shivers. The only difference is the intensity thereof.

Look on the bright side, if they impeach "Former" President Bush after he leaves office, we can then impeach Former President DumbCrap Jimma Carter and go at it a second time for Former President Bubba Billy Clinton. We could also do it to Former VP, and [Link: WWW...] founder, AlGore. Heck why not go after Former Pres LBJ, love to see that one.

There would be fun galore for everyone.

Flame of Liberty?

No, they need the Hammer & Sickle.

Will they abandon their quixotic quest when Chimpy McAdolf leaves office?
If anything, I think they will go even crazier.

I see McCain Darangement Syndrome is starting. not nearly as bad as BDS, but on blogs, and espeically places like where newspapers allow comments on their online stories, the slander is getting nasty. Apparently they have no policy issues with JMac, so it's personal slander and hatred.

re: #39 song_and_dance_man

And perjury.

Lets not get mired with details.

re: #36 loppyd

But that was just about sex.

Bob Packwood, Spitzer, and others are wondering why that excuse didn't work for them.

re: #42 MandyManners

I bet she'd drop that really quickly if someone told her how phallic it is.

No, because it's not attached to a man.

/Lenora Bobbit was their heroine

Will they abandon their quixotic quest

Hey, at least Don Quijote de la Mancha was noble-minded. These fools sure aren't.

Speaking of moonbats,

"Prominent" GOP jumping on anti-Bush wagon
(As if Richard Armitage, Ken Duberstein or Gary Hart were prominent)

Brave brave Armitage "outed" Valerie Pflame while he was Colin Powell's second in command at State Dept, but was mute and let Cheney & others take the blame & blows. Coward.

www.dcexaminer.com, under Yeas & Nays

Moonbats are indeed a bit crazy -- but in the tradition of stiking my neck out (especially in the wake of a tfk post), I'll suggest at most of them are misguided more than evil.

Hell, we pretty much all have a few of 'em in our extended families in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, etc? Right?

Looks like this event was hosted by the Grand Lake Theater, an Oakland movie house (in)famous for the moonbat slogans it posts on its marquee. Oakland's Grand Lake is right up there with San Francisco's Dolores Park, and Berkeley's Peoples-Park/Telegraph@Haste nexus, as one of the hot centers of the Bay Area loony ultra-left.

These pinkos have never won a debate with a female that supports our troops, in all the stories I've read.

Where are our modern day WACs (Women's Army Corp)?

re: #51 JamesTKirk

Bob Packwood, Spitzer, and others are wondering why that excuse didn't work for them.

Does Bubba have his law license back yet?

Impeachment Movement Gets Serious, Starts Wearing Neon Hats

Will they abandon their quixotic quest when Chimpy McAdolf leaves office? It’s anybody’s guess.

When McCain becomes McPresident, they will simply switch their rage to driving him from office.

And believe me, many of them secretly want John "100 years" McCain to win so that they can continue their 100 years of protesting.

re: #26 Sharmuta

We should caption this picture- maybe in an lolcat style.

I can has ur tyurd n poor?

re: #54 Occasional Reader

Hey, at least Don Quijote de la Mancha was noble-minded. These fools sure aren't.

Confession.

Never read it - just the Cliff Notes.

That felt so......cleansing. LOL

re: #59 song_and_dance_man

My bad. Didn't mean to waver from the lefties delusion.

/puts tin hat back on

It all depends on what your definition of is is anyway. LOL

re: #54 Occasional Reader

Hey, at least Don Quijote de la Mancha was noble-minded. These fools sure aren't.

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YOu're right.

And, Don Quijote's author Miguel de Cervantes, was like John McCain held as a POW for over five years, by moslems, and was crippled.

re: #64 loppyd

Never read it - just the Cliff Notes.

I consider myself something of an expert on the work, having seen the Mr. Magoo version, like, three times.

(Actually I do mean to tackle it in Spanish one of these days... which ain't gonna be easy, it's like reading Shakespeare if English is your second language...)

Now, I defer to 3 wood as to why this might be a good thing, if he says it is...

but when I see this, all I think is DANGER WILL ROBINSON, DANGER!

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Federal Reserve announced Friday that it will expand a series of efforts to deal with the global credit crisis, in coordination with European central banks.
The Fed said it was boosting the amount of emergency reserves it supplies to U.S. banks to $150 billion in May, from the $100 billion it supplied in April. The Fed took this action and several other moves to boost credit in coordination with the European Central Bank and the Swiss National Bank.

If unrealistic idealism is "quixotic", shouldn't its opposite be "sanchastic"? Or "panzarrific"?

re: #56 Pro-Bush Canuck

Moonbats are indeed a bit crazy -- but in the tradition of stiking my neck out (especially in the wake of a tfk post), I'll suggest at most of them are misguided more than evil.

Hell, we pretty much all have a few of 'em in our extended families in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, etc? Right?

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Yes, but sorry--though misguided, these folks are still giving aid & comfort to bad people.

They choose to ignore facts, such as that we were attacked on 9/11, not the other way around.

Rev. Wright is more than misguided in his choice of facts.

re: #67 Occasional Reader

I consider myself something of an expert on the work, having seen the Mr. Magoo version, like, three times.

(Actually I do mean to tackle it in Spanish one of these days... which ain't gonna be easy, it's like reading Shakespeare if English is your second language...)

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See the musical, "Man of La Mancha". It's hummable.

re: #5 Occasional Reader

I guess the opera really is over.

She probably can't sing.

I think they are so focused on President Bush (plus they have all those signs) that they will ignore President McCain and continue with their Chimpy protests until they all pass away of old age.

re: #69 Occasional Reader

If unrealistic idealism is "quixotic", shouldn't its opposite be "sanchastic"? Or "panzarrific"?

* * *
SanchoPanzistico!

re: #15 zmdavid

Why is she red and not the color of weathered copper?

Maybe she's a closet Republican. Or just angry.

For the love of Pete. Would they please get a life.

When one of my Lefty in-laws starts on about GWB invading the wrong country I always tell them "no, I'm pretty sure he meant to invade Iraq."

re: #67 Occasional Reader

I consider myself something of an expert on the work, having seen the Mr. Magoo version, like, three times.

(Actually I do mean to tackle it in Spanish one of these days... which ain't gonna be easy, it's like reading Shakespeare if English is your second language...)

It seemed like a downer to me at the time....all kinds of angst and then he croaks.

re: #76 TN_Vol

For the love of Pete. Would they please get a life.

When one of my Lefty in-laws starts on about GWB invading the wrong country I always tell them "no, I'm pretty sure he meant to invade Iraq."

I am so stealing that!

re: #71 alegrias

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See the musical, "Man of La Mancha". It's hummable.

Nah, I'd rather try my hand at deciphering 16th century castellano.

As I like to say: "There is no 'i' in 'equypo'".

re: #63 wrenchwench

I can has ur tyurd n poor?

LOL! I was thinking:

I kan haz peechez?

Remember folks, the CodePINK(os) hate republicans. When it is no longer President Bush they can rant against, but McCain, they'll begin by saying that he is 'just another bushie'

Then they can make a clean transition.

If a Democrat wins?

They'll move to attacking congressmen. Though, they HAVE put out emails (I'm on their email list) ranting about Hillary Clinton. I imagine, though, that if they ranted against her in protest, they'd get FAR less press than they do now.

Oh, goody, I'm glad Charles featured this event.

I was going to cover it, but then I realized I didn't need to, because there already was this, what I call a "zombat report" -- when the moonbats do my job for me, and create their own zombie-style report about their own event.

Let a hundreds zombats bloom! And I can just retire happy.

re: #79 Occasional Reader

Nah, I'd rather try my hand at deciphering 16th century castellano.

As I like to say: "There is no 'i' in 'equypo'".

but there is a 'yo' which is spanish for I.

re: #69 Occasional Reader

If unrealistic idealism is "quixotic", shouldn't its opposite be "sanchastic"? Or "panzarrific"?

Yes. According to my Webster's (2015 edition)
The opposite of quixotic is sanchastic.
The word panzarrific is not an exact antonym because it carries the connotation of "correcting or ridiculing the excesses of the quixoticism."

re: #72 Cygnus

She probably can't sing.

Oh, she's singing, alright.

(With apologies to Peacekeeper)

re: #84 wolfie

Yes. According to my Webster's (2015 edition)
The opposite of quixotic is sanchastic.
The word panzarrific is not an exact antonym because it carries the connotation of "correcting or ridiculing the excesses of the quixoticism."

I thought the real evil word was 'jingoistic'

especially when describing support of the United States.

re: #35 NoSubmission

The moonbat photo at the bottom of that page is funny too. But not 'ha ha' funny. Just funny in that sorry moonbat way.

And here's something else from that site that caught my eye. Look out for blackberry bushes!

re: #83 LanceKates

but there is a 'yo' which is spanish for I.

Well, sure, that's the "you can't spell 'equypo' without 'yo'" corollary.

re: #20 song_and_dance_man

CODEPINK should be Impeached

code pinko should be medicated

re: #86 LanceKates

I thought the real evil word was 'jingoistic'

especially when describing support of the United States.

I believe you have a sanchastic outlook on the world!

re: #27 SemperHunden

It just won't be fair to them when George W. Bush leaves office without being impeached, but their hero, Bill Clinton, had to suffer it.

Maybe we can have a "two-fer" and impeach his wife as well. After all, these people simply can't help themselves when it comes to abusing power.
Wouldn't that make a nice historical footnote?

re: #87 Cygnus

And here's something else from that site that caught my eye. Look out for blackberry bushes!

:O !

Not to mention roses!

re: #49 song_and_dance_man

Remember, these are CODEPINK types. She might be more inclined to use it.

Ewwwwwwwwww!

re: #91 bystander

Maybe we can have a "two-fer" and impeach his wife as well.

Sanchastic idea! It could be done as something of a game show, along the lines of... what's that current one called, where husbands have to tell the truth in front of a studio audience about cheating on their wives, etc.?

they had to protest this way due to the suit from the "Society for the Height Challenged ORdinary Trolls (S*H*C*OR*T)" after several members suffered concussions during the bra burning. Statements from code pink officials claimed "I never saw them down there and what were they doing down there anyway."

re: #90 wolfie

I believe you have a sanchastic outlook on the world!

I might, but I also have an apathetic outlook on new words, so I'll take your word on it.

can one be sanchastically apathetic?

"Ya see where I'm pointing this flashlight? That's where the cracked sewer pipe is. I can't flush the john or nuthin'."

re: #90 wolfie

I believe you have a sanchastic outlook on the world!

You, me and Lance... we need one more, and we can be The Sanchastic Four. (Or maybe get three more and make The Sanchastic Six.)

"Does anybody have a match?"

/ducks - runs away loling

re: #98 Occasional Reader

You, me and Lance... we need one more, and we can be The Sanchastic Four. (Or maybe get three more and make The Sanchastic Six.)

wolfie will be the hot chick who turns invisible.

I guess I'll volunteer to be The Thing.

I'm sure that back in their world, this makes some kind of sense. The drape of the pink sheet, the way the shadow hits the projected image of the torch, the foam rubber diadem, all these things mean something, and together add up to a cogent argument for whatever it is they're arguing for. Fellow lizards, perhaps it is we who do not understand!

(Or maybe they're all just batshit nuts.)

Well at least she's thinking of liberty and that's good.

Here is what is written at the base of the statue, and it was about legal immigration by the way:

The New Colossus

Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame,

With conquering limbs astride from land to land;

Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand

A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame

Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name

Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand

Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command

The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame.

"Keep ancient lands, your storied pomp!" cries she

With silent lips. "Give me your tired, your poor,

Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,

The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.

Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,

I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"

—Emma Lazarus (Jewish by the way)

I'm suprised they don't try to impeach Obama from the Senate. According to Rev. Wright, the US government created AIDS and has been infecting black folks. Everyone in the Senate would have knowledge of this and so they should be impeached.
/Logic as good as Code Pink's logic.

re: #81 LanceKates

They are all ready calling McCain "Bush Thrid Term". I swear my I.Q goes down a couple points when I hear one of them speak or read one of their signs. Moonbats are so batshit crazy!

Chimpy McAdolf? Is that a term for Bush? Is that some kind of a joke?

these attention seeking old hags are despicable. this impeachment stunt will go no where and they know it. these code pink slobs just want to be in the limelight. it's all abt. them. imagine being this age and still being this ignorant.

re: #105 conservativeChick

Like Unions, such protest groups are nearing the end of their usefullness, so now they must expand in order to continue sucking in donations so that they can live a life without having to produce.

This is my favorite moonbat photo from yesterday at Union Square.

re: #17 Alouette

Medea Benjamin started this whole "crown wearing" thing. I think she's still pissed because she didn't have a "Disney Princess" theme birthday party.

Oh, yeah.

But I wonder: If Arianna Huffington and Medea Benjamin occupied the same space, would there be enough air for both of them?

An obviously well fed moonbat.

re: #80 Sharmuta
I CAN HAZ A CLU?

(if you are not familiar with lolcats or if you are not a 12 year old girl: icanhascheezburger )

re: #111 taxfreekiller

Rotating Quote material!

The coulda gotten some broad who wasn't so fat...

But then again, I have gone toe-to-toe with some of these morons in Berkeley over the Marine Recruiting Station. Besides being some of the ugliest folks, they smell bad and have breath like a rancid rectum...

They sure do love to play dress-up.

"When irrelevant people attack"

What does dressing up like the Statue of Liberty have to do with impeaching George Bush?

With pink-stained limbs astride from bum to bum;
Here at the spittle-washed, Oakland gates shall stand
A barmy woman with a vibrator, whose buzz
Is the broken rhetoric, and her name
Mother of Moonbats. From her bacon-hand
Glows hip-wide welcome; her bovine eyes command
The hippied harbor that twin cities frame.
“Keep your struggling brains, you storied pimp!” cries she
With foamy lips. “see here your young, your bored,
Your brain-dead masses yearning to think clearly,
The wretched refuse of your university shore.
Send these, the lost, mentally-challenged, to me,
and I'll lift my skirt to show the golden whore!”

}:)     [With apologies to Emma Lazarus.]

Unsurprisingly, the moonbat Liberty is dressed in red and holding what appears to be a lava lamp in her hand.

They'll be crying "Impeach Bush!" up until 1/19/09. On 1/20/09 they will change to crying "Indict Bush!"

re: #120 kulhwch

With pink-stained limbs astride from bum to bum;
Here at the spittle-washed, Oakland gates shall stand
A barmy woman with a vibrator, whose buzz
Is the broken rhetoric, and her name
Mother of Moonbats. From her bacon-hand
Glows hip-wide welcome; her bovine eyes command
The hippied harbor that twin cities frame.
“Keep your struggling brains, you storied pimp!” cries she
With foamy lips. “see here your young, your bored,
Your brain-dead masses yearning to think clearly,
The wretched refuse of your university shore.
Send these, the lost, mentally-challenged, to me,
and I'll lift my skirt to show the golden whore!”

}:)     [With apologies to Emma Lazarus.]

Put that to music and I think we have the Berkeley National Anthem.

Pink tinfoil outfit...

I've said this before, but the thread was dead by the time I said it, so I'll say it again. The next time Code Pink protests at a Marine recruiting station, I hope R. Lee Ermey is there to greet them and tell them exactly what he thinks of them. He'd probably start by asking Medea Benjamin how tall she is, like in this clip. Warning: the clip is a bit profane.

Can we impeach the moonbats out of this country?

Please?

re: #24 Occasional Reader
Just let me eat my waffles you bitter old hag.

It must be a menopause thing with these broads.

re: #114 MadJadBad

delushins of relivins, we has dem

/lolmoonbat

Hmmmm.

Is that a *plunger* she's waving around?

Dumbass Barbie Girls playing dress-up to impress Daddie...

"Wookie me, daddie, I so cute, wookie, wookie...Boosh poopie hed! [giggle!] Me say naughtie werd, daddie! WOOKIE ME NOW OR ME HOL' BREF TIL ME TURN BWOO! WOOKIE DADDIE! WOOOOOOKKKKKKIIIIIEEEE! Waaaahhhhh!"

Oxygen thieves, every last one of them. Hasten the day that all of them are rejoined in hell with their lord Sta(li)n. May they go peacefully and promptly be forgotten forevermore even before their worthless carcasses assume room temperature.

Did anyone notice this bit of news from that website?

"Cindy Sheehan called Congress complicit in the signing statements because it does not force the President to follow the laws enacted by Congress. She said impeachment must go forward because all future presidents must know that Congress and the people are real checks and balances. Sheehan, who has become the most prominent face of the U.S. antiwar movement after she established Camp Casey (in memory of her son killed in Iraq) in front of George Bush's Texas ranch, is running for Congress against Nancy Pelosi."

Hmmm. When Pelosi loses her seat, how do they determine who becomes Chairperson of the House? I'm sure that title doesn't automatically get transferred to whomever beats Pelosi -- if it did, can you imagine the country being just two accidents away from President Cindy Sheehan?

Now THAT sends chills up and down the vertebra!

---Ooops, guess I shoulda said "Speakerwoman of the House" or whatever in hell she is supposed to be called these days. "The Undistinguished Colleagueperson who's Third in Line." You get the drift.

Hmmm. Yes, I think all 4 Ghostbusters could fit in that empty head and drive her around New York.