MyObama: Makes the Daily Kos look sane.

At least Markos has the decency to delete 9/11 Troofer diaries.

/And that's not saying much.

"That's not the Obama Campaign Website I know"

Keep shining the light, Charles.

These people must be miserable. I mean really, how do they think these things and still be happy?

So, they can police their blogs, but choose to do so in a highly selective and questionable fashion that only adds to the appearance of condoning or tolerating such extreme positions as 9/11 trooferism and accepting domestic terrorists on the Ayers disorder spectrum.

re: #5 coquimbojoe

These people must be miserable. I mean really, how do they think these things and still be happy?

I can name a way, but it may not be printable.

So what rules of Leftist Blogging can we derive from their online behavior?

Add this one to the list:

perhaps obama will help
By Syed from Irvine, CA - Jun 10th, 2008 at 4:02 am EDT

to push the zionist entity into the sea

Catering to the hard left base......

How much overlap is there between the Daily Ko[o]s[-oom] posters and these jerkwad bloggers? A whole lot, I think.

re: #8 The Other Les

So what rules of Leftist Blogging can we derive from their online behavior?

Anything insane goes?

re: #7 Honorary Yooper

I can name a way, but it may not be printable.

Pig Latin?

re: #8 The Other Les

So what rules of Leftist Blogging can we derive from their online behavior?

If you think it, it must be true.

re: #5 coquimbojoe,

They aren't happy. The thing is, they don't want you to be happy either. L³iberalism is about maximizing the equality of misery. Barack Obama is a L³iberal's wet dream. He'll maximize everyone's equality of misery.

Hope! Change!

Is the bunny cage guy a contributor?

re: #11 Former Belgian

How much overlap is there between the Daily Ko[o]s[-oom] posters and these jerkwad bloggers? A whole lot, I think.

More than a lot. Since Markos did a Stalinist purge on the Great Orange Satan, it's all Obama all the time.

Your going to make them crap themselves with anger.You know the brown note of hate.

Much smoke. Fire getting closer.

re: #16 loppyd

ROFL - One of the funnier 'experiments' trying to prove a conspiracy.

re: #12 Honorary Yooper

Anything insane goes?

re: #14 Athos

If you think it, it must be true.

That's a good start.

Stan's house is not divided against itself....

re: #13 MandyManners

Pig Latin?

Don't know Pig Latin, but I'll give my description a shot.

It has to do with centerfolds of their messiah. That's all I'll say.

I see the "crack team of cybernauts" has been hard at work...

..not a single blog advocating the crack-brained “9/11 truth” garbage has been deleted.

This crack-brained segment obviously accounts for a larger percentage of Obama's support then believed, or they too would be under the bus.

re: #24 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

crack smoking team of cybernuts.......

re: #20 Athos

ROFL - One of the funnier 'experiments' trying to prove a conspiracy.

He was trying to back up Rosie.

re: #9 NJDhockeyfan

I just reported it to them as inappropriate, lets see how long it stays around.

re: #24 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey,

Emphasis on the "crack". The question is does each team member have their own crack pipe, or do they have one team pipe they all share?

Are we sure they are not all white guys? Which would make them the Cyberteam of Crackernauts?

Not quite OT: Any immigration law lizards who know how long it would take for the spouse and father of US citizens to acquire citizenship or permanent residence, whichever is enough to legally vote in a presidential election?

/In other words: can this be done before or after Nov. 2?

re: #28 loppyd

He was trying to back up Rosie.

It's clear they didn't meet and plan it out at a mensa meeting.

Must do laundry and fax a resume. Bye.

The real issue is how to get all of this Obama stuff to the public.
I am in airports a lot & overhear lots of conversations about Obama.
Many people have such a delusional view of him. He comes from pretty much nowhere to heal the Earth & our souls

re: #29 Shr_Nfr

I just reported it to them as inappropriate, lets see how long it stays around.

It's probably time to stop assisting Barry's campaign. ?

re: #9 NJDhockeyfan

Needless to say, he is at UC Irvine.

What a bunch of hippycrits, Obama and his website are a joke.

re: #30 Iron Fist

Is there such thing as a crack hookah?

If Ayers was a "respectable fixture of the mainstream in Chicago", well...Chicago has a whole lotta wackadoos.

re: #35 opnion,

He's a lightworker! How dare you question a lightworker!

[/Obamaton]

Obamanism is a mass delusion.

After reading these my.nobama trash... I can feel my I.Q dropping..

It's all about sacrificing the individual for the collective and any crackpot theory that reflects that line of reasoning will get traction.

re: #28 loppyd

He was trying to back up Rosie.

You need to call in a Teamsters local to back her up, or move her in any direction, for that matter.

re: #23 Honorary Yooper

Don't know Pig Latin, but I'll give my description a shot.

It has to do with centerfolds of their messiah. That's all I'll say.

Ah, I get it. Your talking about guys who rub liquor into their palms to get their date drunk. Am I right?

re: #39 Noam Sayin',

Only for caterpilliars.

:-P

These Israel haters, and anyone who supports them, or allows them to spew their venim(Obama), are all going straight to Hell when their lights go out to this life.

Not my words, not my rules.

I'm not supposed to take glee in that, but,

Heh.

I'll now repent.

re: #32 Former Belgian

Not entirely certain - my citizenship process took 11 months from start to finish in 2002/3. I had my green card for >30 years. Was told that sped the process up a bit.

Another consideration though, each state has a different threshold for registering to vote in order be able to cast a ballot in the Nov general election. That could shorten the window even more.

And what excuse will the Obama have when he has to explain all these people. I hope he is in a more creative mode than he was with the good Rev Wright.

re: #36 unrealizedviewpoint

I am just running a random test of how well their "moderators" work. If it does not get moderated out of existence through a report of someone who logs in to their site, then we have a bit of information that may be even more damning.

Obama needs a good chunk of the Jewish vote, hence the anti-Israel stuff goes down the hole.

Obama needs the twoofer vote (meaning the Ron Paul voters) hence the twoofer stuff stays up.

As for the Marxist post, well, in the Lefty world view people who use words like neo-proletariat, petty-bourgeoisie just sound so darn smart that you have to leave it. It was, like, probably written by, like, a professor or something.

re: #16 loppyd

Is the bunny cage guy a contributor?

Obama is the bunny, have you seen those ears!?

Blah...Blah... Why should anyone be surprised? Question is does it matter to the general public and will it get any traction? Answer: No and No.

re: #49 Miss Molly

And what excuse will the Obama have when he has to explain all these people. I hope he is in a more creative mode than he was with the good Rev Wright.

I'm sure that he has a "Breathalyzer" for everyone.

re: #50 Shr_Nfr

The answer was that it went down the memory hole in 5 min.

Obama veep vetting team looks at retired military

WASHINGTON - Barack Obama is considering former top military leaders among his possible running mates, according to a senator who met today with the Democratic presidential candidate’s vice presidential vetting team.

North Dakota Sen. Kent Conrad told The Associated Press said the team asked him about potential candidates from three broad categories — current top elected officials, former top elected officials, and former top military leaders.

Conrad would not disclose which names they discussed, and the Obama campaign has been keeping the process a closely guarded secret.

I'm just waiting for the Obama team to take this site down for good, or at least change it so "every comment must be approved before posting"--and then nothing is ever approved. You know, a la Huffington Post.

re: #56 loppyd

Obama veep vetting team looks at retired military

thats rich

re: #45 opnion

Ah, I get it. Your talking about guys who rub liquor into their palms to get their date drunk. Am I right?

Maybe. :-)

Secure a Website and an Obama Victory

Obama for America is looking for a network security expert who wants to play a key role in a historic political campaign and help elect Barack Obama as the next President of the United States.

/ Q #1 at interview - can you deal with job insecurity?

re: #54 republic

I'm sure that he has a "Breathalyzer" for everyone.

What about my 'Inhalator'?

Obam needs to be mocked over, over, and over, and there needs to be heavy mocking of him.

History will clearly show the fact that Obama as a serious contender for POTUS was a joke beyond comprehension.

re: #56 loppyd

Obama veep vetting team looks at retired military

Obama / Clark 08 !

re: #40 Sizzlack

If Ayers was a "respectable fixture of the mainstream in Chicago", well...Chicago has a whole lotta wackadoos.

Ayers' father was a "respectable fixture" in Chicago in more than one sense: he was the CEO of Commonwealth Edison.

Methinks the main reason sonny boy got off so lightly is that either daddy pulled every string he could, or friends of daddy did favors unasked, or a mixture of the above. I very much doubt that your average Joe Schmoe would have gotten off with a comparative slap on the wrist.

re: #58 Sizzlack

thats rich

How will the Code Pink beyotches react, I wonder?

re: #37 Shr_Nfr

Needless to say, he is at UC Irvine.

No doubt studying courtesy of Califonia taxpayers, on the terrorist set aside, scholorship program

re: #61 ec marm

Secure a Website and an Obama Victory

Obama for America is looking for a network security expert who wants to play a key role in a historic political campaign and help elect Barack Obama as the next President of the United States.

/ Q #1 at interview - can you deal with job insecurity?

Are you serious!? They're actually advertising for a security expert? Oh, that's rich.

re: #64 LeftJustAintRight

Obama / Clark 08 !

Creeeeeepy Clark.

re: #56 loppyd

Obama veep vetting team looks at retired military

Wesley Clark?

re: #23 Honorary Yooper

Don't know Pig Latin, but I'll give my description a shot.

It has to do with centerfolds of their messiah. That's all I'll say.

Oh, ick.

re: #62 RTLM

What about my 'Inhalator'?

I thought about adding that, but by omitting it, it created more fun for others.

re: #64 LeftJustAintRight

I wouldn't be surprised if they reached out to Colin Powell.......

re: #58 Sizzlack

thats rich

And by "vetting," that means, "seeing which one floats the boat of the MSM the most."

re: #37 Shr_Nfr

Needless to say, he is at UC Irvine.

He made the list at this site:

A Guide to Antisemitic and Pro-Terrorist Facebook Groups

4.11.08
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is the man!
[Link: www.facebook.com...]
Syed M. A. Shah (UC Irvine)
373 members

re: #56 loppyd

Obama veep vetting team looks at retired military

Wesley Clark?

re: #56 loppyd

Obama veep vetting team looks at retired military

That's kinda funny. All these people have been suggesting women or minority VPs for McCain to counter balance the "diversity" issue, and here is Obama trying to compete in the war hero catagory.

Has he considered Kerry, Gore, or Murtha?

/

re: #65 Former Belgian

Ayers' father was a "respectable fixture" in Chicago in more than one sense: he was the CEO of Commonwealth Edison.

Methinks the main reason sonny boy got off so lightly is that either daddy pulled every string he could, or friends of daddy did favors unasked, or a mixture of the above. I very much doubt that your average Joe Schmoe would have gotten off with a comparative slap on the wrist.

Well, there an insidious connection with Com Ed. Com Ed is the biggest donor to Emil Jones, President of the Illinois Senate. And, of course, Obama was basically Jones's gofer while in the Illinois Senate.

It's all a tangled web.

aw, the Obamaniacs can't afford extra help to moderate.

But of COURSE they can't afford it now, what with gas prices and all. Aren't all those working poor, middle class supporters who have been so pinched by this ghastly economy going to have to pinch their pennies this month ? (of course, unemployment figures were about the same when Bill Clinton entered his second term, and the economy's numbers have taken a decline after record growth, but nevermind all that)

Guess those generous donor dishwashers in Chinatown will have to make up the slack for Obama's bankroll, now that Clinton's out (not holding my breath on this).

I'm certain that a thorough investigation as to the origination of the record funds, will be reported on by the MSM, around October.

/ (not holding my breath on that either)

re: #70 Ringo the Gringo

Wesley Clark?

Dabnabit. I owe you a Coke.

re: #67 opnion

I find it interesting that the blog now denies he has ever posted anything rather than stating that he has posted something that has been removed. Truth, whatcha doing under the bus?

re: #16 loppyd

Is the bunny cage guy a contributor?

He'll be Secretary of Homeland Security in the Obama administration.

re: #56 loppyd

Obama veep vetting team looks at retired military

Retired Taliban?

re: #9 NJDhockeyfan

Add this one to the list:

'Invalid page requested'.
Down the memory hole.

re: #66 loppyd

How will the Code Pink beyotches react, I wonder?

Probably by throwing a total shitfit. Obama cracks me up, does he think we're as stupid to think that if he were to choose someone retired from the military as his veep, we're all of a sudden supposed to feel safe and secure with him holding the red phone?

re: #73 Athos

I wouldn't be surprised if they reached out to Colin Powell.......

And he would accept
The plus for Hussein Obama is that Powell is not a Typical Whitey

re: #42 see bs

After reading these my.nobama trash... I can feel my I.Q dropping..

are we living the movie "Idiocracy"?

after all, life mimic art...or is it the othert way 'round?

re: #86 LeftJustAintRight

And he would accept
The plus for Hussein Obama is that Powell is not a Typical Whitey

Good Lord, tell me Powell isn't stupid enough to consider this.

re: #32 Former Belgian

Not quite OT: Any immigration law lizards who know how long it would take for the spouse and father of US citizens to acquire citizenship or permanent residence, whichever is enough to legally vote in a presidential election?

/In other words: can this be done before or after Nov. 2?

I know you have to be a citizen to vote (legally, that is.)
I know that there is a residency requirement for citizenship, even when your spouse and kids are US citizens. My parents were married for over 20 yrs before my Bolivian mother could become a citizen because it wasn't until then that they resided in the States. Back then I think (IIRC) it was two years. It may be shorter now.
I know that the residency requirement is waived if the US spouse is serving abroad in the military. (My Taiwanese sister-in-law was naturalized at a military base abroad and was a citizen before she ever stepped foot in America itself!)
Your local immigration office can clue you in.....although, if an expert lizard is on line right now, that would be better!

Barack Hussein Obama,

"Uh, er, ummm, wait a minute, uh, ummm, tttttttttt, um, uh, it will cost about the same, uh, um, ffffffffffff, give ththththththtem a breathalyzer um, uh, inhalater uhm, ddddddd, uh, ummmm, I know your fired up, um It will cost about tttttttttthe same, uh, um"

Laughable, at best.

re: #61 ec marm

Secure a Website and an Obama Victory

Obama for America is looking for a network security expert who wants to play a key role in a historic political campaign and help elect Barack Obama as the next President of the United States.

There must be network sec. people here. Heck, I have enough IT stuff on my real-life resume that I could apply.

/Lead me not into temptation ;-)

re: #80 MandyManners

Dabnabit. I owe you a Coke.

Could also be Jim Webb.

re: #56 loppyd

Obama veep vetting team looks at retired military

American military, or retired members of FARC or The Revolutionary Guards?

re: #24 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

I see the "crack cracked team of cybernauts" has been hard at work...

/better

re: #91 Former Belgian

There must be network sec. people here. Heck, I have enough IT stuff on my real-life resume that I could apply.

/Lead me not into temptation ;-)

Why not? With the way Obama choses people, you would be a hell of a mole.

re: #91 Former Belgian

There must be network sec. people here. Heck, I have enough IT stuff on my real-life resume that I could apply.

/Lead me not into temptation ;-)

They should just hire Charles. :D

re: #70 Ringo the Gringo

Wesley Weasely Clark?

Fixed it for you...

re: #28 loppyd

He was trying to back up Rosie.

To back up Rosie, you need backup lights and one of those 'beep beep' devices.

re: #56 loppyd

Obama veep vetting team looks at retired military

Murtha would fit right in with the rest of Obama's advisors.

re: #88 vxbush

Good Lord, tell me Powell isn't stupid enough to consider this.

I don't see Alma taking a second seat to WAB.

I wonder if Mark Dice is allowed?

I heard this jerk this morning trying to rationalize why he send letters and DVD's to the troops in Iraq.

Operation Inform the Soldiers

PRESS RELEASE

A political activist group is sending letters and DVDs to U.S. soldiers stationed in Iraq
telling them 9/11 was an inside job

San Diego, CA – A group of over three thousand political activists are planning to send letters to soldiers stationed in Iraq telling them that America is largely to blame for the 9/11 attacks.

“We support the troops in their efforts to protect the Iraqi people, but want them to know the real reason they have put themselves in harms way,” explains Mark Dice, founder of The Resistance, a Christian media watch dog group based in San Diego.

Dice is urging people in his organization and others to write letters to soldiers in Iraq and explain the evidence that the 9/11 attacks were aided by corrupt U.S. officials for political purposes. According to a 2006 Scripts Howard News Service poll, 36 percent of Americans believe that elements within the U.S. government purposely allowed the attacks to happen, or aided the terrorists to ensure the attacks.

“I personally know U.S. Marines who believe 9/11 was an inside job, and they tell me that many Marines suspect that this is the case but are afraid to speak up out of fear of punishment,” says Dice.

“I don’t want the soldiers who are risking their lives in Iraq to be used as pawns in the creation of the New World Order.”

“We want U.S. troops to know that we care about them and are doing our best to make sure that they don’t have to risk their lives based on false pretenses,” concludes Dice.

Aside from writing letters and sending declassified documents to the troops, The Resistance is encouraging people to send DVDs to soldiers, since some of them have access to portable DVD players and computers. Recommended DVDs are Loose Change: Final Cut, Terror Storm, and 9/11 Press for Truth.

People can register for free at [Link: www.AdoptAusSoldier.org...] and will then be given a specific soldiers name and the address to send your materials to. Also check churches online or in your area, because many have similar programs.

Dice has handed out over 1000 free DVDs of the documentary film Loose Change at college campuses in southern California, and had a highly publicized confrontation with actor Danny Bonnaduce on the streets of Hollywood where Bonnaduce almost attacked him for saying 9/11 was an inside job. His activism will be featured in Alex Jones' new film 9/11 Chronicles: Truth Rising, which will be released on DVD July 4th and available for free on Google Video.

The Resistance is an international media watchdog organization with over 3000 members. They have made international news for rebuking various Hollywood celebrities for their ridiculous behavior, including Jessica Simpson, Paris Hilton, 50 Cent, Tom Cruise and others. They recently launched a boycott of Starbucks saying the company’s retro logo looks like a prostitute with her legs spread, and called the company “Slutbucks.”

# # #

Contact:

Mark Dice

Mark(at)TheResistanceManifesto.com

This should make your blood boil.

re: #83 opnion

Retired Taliban?

Well, they certainly wouldn't look at retired members of Mookie al Sadr's team, nor at AQI.

After all, as Ralph Peters pointed out, those guys are losing in Iraq! They have already let the Democrats down.

When will Obama jumpt the shark, according to Democrats?

According to Prevailing Liberal Wisdom, this is when it happened before:

Lyndon B. Johnson: Tet Offensive

Hubert Humpfrey: when he lost the '68 election

George McGovern: when he lost the '72 election

Jimmy Carter: Iran hostage crisis, '78-'80

Walter Mondale: not when he told America he would raise their taxes, but right after that when his polling numbers tanked

Michael Dukakis: when he lost the '88 election

Bill Clinton: when he compared Barack Obama to Jesse Jackson

Al Gore: never jumped

John Kerry: when he lost the 2004 election

The pattern of Democratic presidential candidates is that they jump the shark in their own party by losing an election, by experiencing a significant foreign policy failure while in office, or by saying something politically incorrect.

By losing the election this year, BHO will have jumped the Democrat party shark.

re: #88 vxbush

From Jan 2008 - Asked what he thinks of Barack Obama's political success this year, former Secretary of State Colin Powell had this to say yesterday on PBS: "I'm terribly excited, I'm impressed, and I'm happy for Barack Obama." You can watch the video here.

As AFP notes, Powell urged Americans to "enjoy this moment where a person like Barack Obama can knock down all of these old barriers that people thought existed with respect to the opportunities that are available to African-Americans."

"He is putting himself forward not as a black man but as an American man who wants to be president of the United States of America," Powell added. "We should see Barack as a candidate for president who happens to be black, and not a black candidate for president."

Powell, who is African-American, considered his own presidential run but ultimately decided against it. During the interview, Tavis Smiley told Powell he "could have been Barack Obama."

Powell responded that he had no regrets about his decision and said he takes joy in Obama's success. "Politics wasn't in my blood – it's in Barack's blood," Powell said.

re: #56 loppyd

Obama veep vetting team looks at retired military

Boy, they ARE narrowing that down a lot aren't they? I mean, considering both PAST and PRESENT elected officials, that would mean only a pool of about half a million wouldn't it?

/sheesh

I don't understand why Contentions and other supposedly respectable anti-idiotarian sites are downplaying Charles' aggressive and absolutely necessary approach.

I'm getting a headache from this. bbiaw

So, if The Obama happens to win in November, will he set up a special commission on 9/11 truth?

Obama has no choice. Since Clinton the democratic party has increasingly been taken over by the wingnuts of the extreme left. Obama needs every voter this year. Can he afford to offend his strongest supporters? And his strongest supporters offend the general voting public. Heh.

McCain is lucky in that he is not facing Clinton who would have triangulated his butt back to Arizona, and would have appealed to the general public on pocket book populist issues.

This election is a seminal election for democrats in that if Obama fails to win the moderate dems will come out to reclaim their party from the Kossian lemmings and other wackos. Hillary, or Madame Defarge, under the circumstances, will begin a party purge that would have made Stalin proud. I think republicans as right thinking people should want Obama to lose, so that a viable democratic party can be restored, which will be a loyal opposition, rather than a ranting lunatic fringe.

re: #88 vxbush

Good Lord, tell me Powell isn't stupid enough to consider this.

I suspect he would say no. He has said over and over that he would not run for any elected office. Too bad, cause if he was running for POTUS he would have my vote and about 10 million vets and active duty people sewn up.

re: #88 vxbush

Good Lord, tell me Powell isn't stupid enough to consider this.

I have never been particularly impressed with Powell. I do believe he is that stupid, but I doubt for a whole host of reasons Obama would pick him.

The twoofer stuff stays up possibly because it is not deemed offensive to most liberal or independent minded folk. Polls have shown that as much as 50% of our population believes this twoofer crap. I'd sure like to read the questions asked in these polls before I'd consider believing this poll result.

Hey, give Obama a break, he's busy raising ocean levels for crying out loud! He doesn't need these distractions, and those weren't the bloggers he knew, anyway.

/

Obama / Carter 08

Obama / Kerry 08

Obama / Clark 08

Obama / O Donnel 08

Obama / BinLaden 08

Yeah Baby

re: #56 loppyd

Obama veep vetting team looks at retired military

No Murtha?

re: #91 Former Belgian

There must be network sec. people here. Heck, I have enough IT stuff on my real-life resume that I could apply.

/Lead me not into temptation ;-)

You want to take a job in Boston, MA with some of the highest living costs in the country, job security measured in weeks, protecting/unprotecting a network from legions of anti-semites, RonPaulians, and Black Panthers?
Go for it!
/

re: #99 Kosh's Shadow

Murtha would fit right in with the rest of Obama's advisors.

I'm sure the military vote would sure go for Murtha(/), and given that the Democrats(every vote must be counted) insure the military vote doesn't get counted, it would be a win/win for the Demonrats.

Perhaps we should flood Mark Dice's inbox.

his email address is posted on #101

There is actually someone who thinks that Hamas is not evil enough.

Its a pretty amazing piece of "media" too.

re: #108 tfc3rid

So, if The Obama happens to win in November, will he set up a special commission on 9/11 truth?

10 bucks says it was 19 pissed off Muslims.

re: #56 loppyd

Obama veep vetting team looks at retired military

Janis Karpinski, female retired......

re: #40 Sizzlack

If Ayers was a "respectable fixture of the mainstream in Chicago", well...Chicago has a whole lotta wackadoos.

While Chicago has more than its' share of colourful characters (I think we got Gary, Indiana's share somehow...) we do not have wackadoos.

Unless you mean the allegedly homeless who sit in the middle of the bridges begging for change. They're crazy.

Ayres and Dohrn are living in Chicago, and are respected members of a subset of Chicago culture - the subset represented by Pfleger and Wright.

Using peoples' legitimate anger to fuel their own aspirations. Not just crazy.

Glad to see Barry's smart enough to recognize the problem, I had wondered.

Mew

re: #101 jorline

Won't work unless they have the names and military address for each person. The military quit doing bulk "any troop" mailings more than two years ago due to the hate mail that was being received.

If they try it, it goes into the big non-deliver pile in Kuwait and it most likely won't be returned.

re: #56 loppyd

And Carter meets two of the three - former politician (current weasel), and former military.

re: #56 loppyd

Wack job Wes Clark...

re: #104 Athos

Powell responded that he had no regrets about his decision and said he takes joy in Obama's success. "Politics Marxism wasn't in my blood – it's in Barack's blood," Powell said.

Just wanted to make that more accurate.

re: #115 Cygnus

No Murtha?

He'll be SecDef.

re: #110 JohnnyReb

Powell was never more than a pampered prince. He might not like politics but he leveraged politics quite well in his military career.

I was a fan once, but his performance as SecState demonstrated to me that he was not an effective leader or a clear strategic thinker.

re: #85 Sizzlack

Probably by throwing a total shitfit. Obama cracks me up, does he think we're as stupid to think that if he were to choose someone retired from the military as his veep, we're all of a sudden supposed to feel safe and secure with him holding the red phone?

It would be great.

The more Obama makes military service or credentials a factor in the race (eg by picking a General as VP), the more he will have his ass handed to him by McCain.

That's McCain's strength, and Obama would be foolish to try and compete there.

I forgot
Obama / Obama 08 !

/husband/wife tag team

re: #120 Silhouette

10 bucks says it was 19 pissed off Muslims.

Racist!

/

re: #121 jcm

Ack!

re: #122 MijaCat

While
Chicago has more than its' share of colourful characters (I think we
got Gary, Indiana's share somehow...) we do not have wackadoos.

Unless you mean the allegedly homeless who sit in the middle of the bridges begging for change. They're crazy.

Doesn't that sum up Barry O's entire campaign?

re: #120 Silhouette

10 bucks says it was 19 pissed off Muslims.

You sound like Trey Parker and Matt Stone

re: #119 WrathofG-d

Yes, and Gazans may finally tire of both Hamas and Qaeda groups just as surely as the Iraqis did of the insurgents and Qaeda terrorists. Mass murdering barbarians tend to do that.

Still, we may have to see a few more Gazans die at the hands of their fellow terrorists before that happens.

re: #104 Athos

From Jan 2008 - Asked what he thinks of Barack Obama's political success this year, former Secretary of State Colin Powell had this to say yesterday on PBS: "I'm terribly excited, I'm impressed, and I'm happy for Barack Obama." You can watch the video here.

Good night. Who snuck the Koolaid into his place?

re: #135 Sizzlack

You sound like Trey Parker and Matt Stone

They should get a medal for South Park - the only pop culture production to take on the Troofers & the Cartoon Jihad.

re: #101 jorline

This should make your blood boil.

It does. This creep is right down there with Tokyo Rose and Hanoi Jane.

John McCain/Bill Cosby 2008

That would make liberal heads explode.

Bill Cosby was thrown under the lefts bus years go.

re: #101 jorline

Danny should have kicked his ass and wiped the street with him. I'd pay money to see that!

re: #123 JohnnyReb

Won't work unless they have the names and military address for each person. The military quit doing bulk "any troop" mailings more than two years ago due to the hate mail that was being received.

If they try it, it goes into the big non-deliver pile in Kuwait and it most likely won't be returned.

The report I heard this morning said they had solder's email address's.

re: #138 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

They should get a medal for South Park - the only pop culture production to take on the Troofers & the Cartoon Jihad.

Truly one of their best episodes ever
1/4 Americans are idiots

re: #88 vxbush

Good Lord, tell me Powell isn't stupid enough to consider this.

Powell is not stupid enough to consider it.

re: #136 lawhawk

Well they might tire of it...but I wouldn't expect a "Bushonian" turnaround (ie: some pie-in-the-sky thought that just because they hate AQ that they will hate Hamas, & then love Israel)

re: #121 jcm

Janis Karpinski, female retired......

Is she the broad that was in charge of Abu Graib?

re: #122 MijaCat

Glad to see Barry's smart enough to recognize the problem, I had wondered.

you just let us know exactly when and where this happened...

re: #122 MijaCat

While Chicago has more than its' share of colourful characters (I think we got Gary, Indiana's share somehow...) we do not have wackadoos.

Unless you mean the allegedly homeless who sit in the middle of the bridges begging for change. They're crazy.

Ayres and Dohrn are living in Chicago, and are respected members of a subset of Chicago culture - the subset represented by Pfleger and Wright.

Using peoples' legitimate anger to fuel their own aspirations. Not just crazy.

Glad to see Barry's smart enough to recognize the problem, I had wondered.

Mew

Obama also is using peoples' anger, legitimate or undeserved. That's what he said in his racism speech.
And that's why I call him a Sith Lord - use your anger, turn to the dark side.

re: #128 Athos

Powell was never more than a pampered prince. He might not like politics but he leveraged politics quite well in his military career.

I was a fan once, but his performance as SecState demonstrated to me that he was not an effective leader or a clear strategic thinker.

Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but when he was an extremely good JCS in my opinion. He gave the ball to the best man (Stormin Norman) and let him run with it with minimal interference.

Like I said, he hates politics and should have never taken the Sec State job.

re: #61 ec marm

Secure a Website and an Obama Victory

Obama for America is looking for a network security expert who wants to play a key role in a historic political campaign and help elect Barack Obama as the next President of the United States.

/ Q #1 at interview - can you deal with job insecurity?

Q #2 - Do you mind if your office is located in a bus repair well?

re: #102 runrabbitrun

Well, they certainly wouldn't look at retired members of Mookie al Sadr's team, nor at AQI.

After all, as Ralph Peters pointed out, those guys are losing in Iraq! They have already let the Democrats down.

But a key constituency

Must run now....have to gas up the Jeep.

If you hear screams you'll know what it is. LOL

See you all tomorrow.

re: #137 vxbush

Good night. Who snuck the Koolaid into his place?

whenever I hear anything from colin powell lately I keep thinking of dialogue from "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" .....

"sure it looked and sounded like Uncle Ira, but it wasn't him anymore, something had changed, something was missing...."

re: #146 Nevergiveup

Is she the broad that was in charge of Abu Graib?

yep. That's her..she retired a colonel..lost the star...

re: #89 wolfie

I know you have to be a citizen to vote (legally, that is.)
I know that there is a residency requirement for citizenship, even when your spouse and kids are US citizens. My parents were married for over 20 yrs before my Bolivian mother could become a citizen because it wasn't until then that they resided in the States. Back then I think (IIRC) it was two years. It may be shorter now.
I know that the residency requirement is waived if the US spouse is serving abroad in the military. (My Taiwanese sister-in-law was naturalized at a military base abroad and was a citizen before she ever stepped foot in America itself!)
Your local immigration office can clue you in.....although, if an expert lizard is on line right now, that would be better!

OK, sounds reasonable. So voting is off the menu for me. What about contributing to/volunteering for a campaign? (The latter would cost me BY FAR more money than the former.)

I'm also certain that the Dem convention will have it's fair share of Iraqi War vets who have been wounded, up to speak out against the war...

re: #141 saberry0530

Danny should have kicked his ass and wiped the street with him. I'd pay money to see that!

Same here...A soldier that just returned from Iraq said they ought to put ass in a uniform, give him a gun and let him ride on the hood of Humvee's for one year.

re: #12 Honorary Yooper

Anything insane goes?

Gone insane. Not coming back in 1 hour....or ever.

re: #150 eschew_obfuscation

Q #2 - Do you mind if your office is located in a bus repair well?

ROTFL!

re: #146 Nevergiveup

Is she the broad that was in charge of Abu Graib?

Ding! Ding! Perfect, a victim of GWB, and expert on everything wrong with Iraq.

re: #151 opnion

But a key constituency

But so many of Mookie's team are waking up dead, these days. That's not much of a Dem constituency.... except as voters.

re: #135 Sizzlack

You sound like Trey Parker and Matt Stone

They were right about Mel Gibson. Why not 9/11? :)

re: #150 eschew_obfuscation

"A willingness to respond off‐hours to high urgency security situations" - yeah like folks finding out what is being posted on the site. lol

Ah yes, run a official website for a long period of time and then and only then decide to secure it. I am sure they will pick up somebody from Cambridge to do this for them. But really. Is this the way you run things Barry?

Hope - we hope nobody notices all the crap that gets posted on our official website

Change - hire a professional who knows what they are doing after the amateur effort is noticed. Small change offered as salary. Housing assistance available.

re: #155 Former Belgian

OK, sounds reasonable. So voting is off the menu for me. What about contributing to/volunteering for a campaign? (The latter would cost me BY FAR more money than the former.)

If your spouse is a US citizen s/he can of course contribute up to $2300. So can any kid of yours who is a US citizen and at least 16.
You can volunteer for campaign w/o being a citizen.

re: #161 runrabbitrun

But so many of Mookie's team are waking up dead, these days. That's not much of a Dem constituency.... except as voters.

Barry is from Chicago, after all...

re: #164 wolfie

If your spouse is a US citizen s/he can of course contribute up to $2300. So can any kid of yours who is a US citizen and at least 16.
You can volunteer for campaign w/o being a citizen.

Thanks a lot. Daughter is under 16, so that won't work.

I'll see if I can talk my spouse into going along with this. She is still a registered Dem, and was brought up with "Thou shalt vote Democrat" as the 614th commandment. Still, she voted Bush last time around, and there's no chance in hell she'll vote zer0bama. (She voted Hillary in the primaries.) But contributing to a GOP campaign must feel like crossing the line for her.

Keep this up, Charles. I'm forwarding this to as many people as possible. I'll be damned if I let Marxist sympathizers and 9/11 Truthers have access to the White House. You're doing the job McCain is apparently unwilling to do himself, which is to expose his opponent for what he is: An inexperienced Socialist Democrat with ties to radical Islam.

Charles,

I must say I'm in awe of how you've got the Obatons freaking and peaking, as an old buddy of mine used to say, over the content of "Obamaton Central", better known as the official Obama site.

And the push to the general election is only starting. I'm starting to get optimistic that the real Barrack Hussein Obama, will be exposed as the Marxist, America hating rectum he really is. The hardcore Obamatons won't care, because they all agree with all that, but I believe many of those who support him who aren't America hating commies will not support him if the full truth about him becomes widely known. And notice the Obamatons in the MSM are finding it a little harder each day to keep a lid on the truth about the Obamessiah.

Keep it up, the battle has just begun!

re: #101 jorline

I wonder if Mark Dice is allowed?

I heard this jerk this morning trying to rationalize why he send letters and DVD's to the troops in Iraq.

Operation Inform the Soldiers

PRESS RELEASE

A political activist group is sending letters and DVDs to U.S. soldiers stationed in Iraq
telling them 9/11 was an inside job

San Diego, CA – A group of over three thousand political activists are planning to send letters to soldiers stationed in Iraq telling them that America is largely to blame for the 9/11 attacks.

“We support the troops in their efforts to protect the Iraqi people, but want them to know the real reason they have put themselves in harms way,” explains Mark Dice, founder of The Resistance, a Christian media watch dog group based in San Diego.

Dice is urging people in his organization and others to write letters to soldiers in Iraq and explain the evidence that the 9/11 attacks were aided by corrupt U.S. officials for political purposes. According to a 2006 Scripts Howard News Service poll, 36 percent of Americans believe that elements within the U.S. government purposely allowed the attacks to happen, or aided the terrorists to ensure the attacks.

“I personally know U.S. Marines who believe 9/11 was an inside job, and they tell me that many Marines suspect that this is the case but are afraid to speak up out of fear of punishment,” says Dice.

“I don’t want the soldiers who are risking their lives in Iraq to be used as pawns in the creation of the New World Order.”

“We want U.S. troops to know that we care about them and are doing our best to make sure that they don’t have to risk their lives based on false pretenses,” concludes Dice.

Aside from writing letters and sending declassified documents to the troops, The Resistance is encouraging people to send DVDs to soldiers, since some of them have access to portable DVD players and computers. Recommended DVDs are Loose Change: Final Cut, Terror Storm, and 9/11 Press for Truth.

People can register for free at [Link: www.AdoptAusSoldier.org...] and will then be given a specific soldiers name and the address to send your materials to. Also check churches online or in your area, because many have similar programs.

Dice has handed out over 1000 free DVDs of the documentary film Loose Change at college campuses in southern California, and had a highly publicized confrontation with actor Danny Bonnaduce on the streets of Hollywood where Bonnaduce almost attacked him for saying 9/11 was an inside job. His activism will be featured in Alex Jones' new film 9/11 Chronicles: Truth Rising, which will be released on DVD July 4th and available for free on Google Video.

The Resistance is an international media watchdog organization with over 3000 members. They have made international news for rebuking various Hollywood celebrities for their ridiculous behavior, including Jessica Simpson, Paris Hilton, 50 Cent, Tom Cruise and others. They recently launched a boycott of Starbucks saying the company’s retro logo looks like a prostitute with her legs spread, and called the company “Slutbucks.”

# # #

Contact:

Mark Dice

Mark(at)TheResistanceManifesto.com

This should make your blood boil.

Danny did no such thing. He verbally tore the scumabg a new --shole for ambushing him about the issue while he was trying to eat lunch. The video is on You Tube.

Ah yes, the NWO claim. No wonder RP is so popular with the loony 9/11 twoofers. Loons of a feather...

They live by the bumper sticker, "If you're not outraged, you're not paying ATTENTION!"

re: #5 coquimbojoe

These people must be miserable. I mean really, how do they think these things and still be happy?

re: #169 Hard Right

Danny did no such thing. He verbally tore the scumabg a new --shole for ambushing him about the issue while he was trying to eat lunch. The video is on You Tube.

Ah yes, the NWO claim. No wonder RP is so popular with the loony 9/11 twoofers. Loons of a feather...

NWO...blame it on Bush 41...LOL

More stuff down the memory hole, as the Obama campaign quietly removes a “fact check” section that claimed William Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn were “respectable fixtures of the mainstream in Chicago.”

The only mistake in this fact check section is the use of the past tense "were" as in Dohrn and Ayers were respectable fixtures of the mainstream in Chicago.

The fact is they are, and they will remain, fixtures of the mainstream in Chicago. It's just that the mainstream in Chicago is hopelessly to the far left of the rest of us, and not just the rest of us within Illinois.

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