Wow.

The Speccie. One of the few mags we subscribe to. Well worth the $$$.

Melanie better work fast.
Didn't the police just agree to pay 100,000 pounds for offending the fascist Islamists in the undercover mosque investigation?

apparently broadcasting and investigating people who say they want to kill you is very bad form in Red Ken's England

That would be the British Speccie - not the American.

Good article to pass along to undecided voters.

re: #3 Shug

apparently broadcasting and investigating people who say they want to kill you is very bad form in Red Ken's England

Red Ken is gone. The former editor-in-chief of the Spectator, Boris Johnson, is now Lord Mayor of London.

Princess Obama Derangement Syndrome - PODS.

Attack of the PODS People? Sounds good.

Excellent article ! She hits a bullseye.

She is dead on the money, isn't she!

Right to the point and right on the money.

/And now I really am going to bed.

She reads LGF- that's so cool.

I ain't a speedreader, but she hit all of my 'right' buttons.

re: #5 ec marm

Good article to pass along to undecided voters.

I'll certainly send this to many family jackasses.

She cuts to the chase:
a) he has tried to conceal them and
b) that he has a puzzling number of indirect connections with radical Islamists or their supporters.

re: #14 seekeroftruth

And I love the whole "Princess Obama" thing

It doesn't matter that he associates with scum, has no experience, speaks alternately nonsense and lies, doesn't have the best interest of most Americans in mind only African-Americans, or anything else.

Moonbat: "He has a "D" after his name, and he speaks so well, and... oooh there's something shiny on the ground"

them = his background and personnel information

5 months to the general election. Can the MSM keep from asking hard questions about Obama for that long?

Princess Obama!
Well, the mania IS very similar to the adoration of Diana.

re: #18 snowcrash

Of course.

re: #14 seekeroftruth

One has to wonder what he's concealing that hasn't even come up on the radar yet.

Money quote:

As I have already said -- but let me repeat very slowly for those suffering from Princess Obama Derangement Syndrome – the concerns about Obama’s Muslim antecedents arise from the fact that a) he has tried to conceal them and b) that he has a puzzling number of indirect connections with radical Islamists or their supporters.

re: #15 SpartanWoman

And I love the whole "Princess Obama" thing

Me too! Made me laugh.

PODS as the antidote to BDS.

PODS...That's a keeper, don't you think?

Obama has become tiresome.

Time for someone else's 15 minutes.

I have lived through the cold war & our hot wars to stop agessive Communism.
The Obama thing is the most dangerous threat, that I have seen to our country. It is coming from within.
Think about it, he has a columnist calling him a lightworker & a celestial being & many of our fellow Americans agreeing.
This is very dangerous because I do not believe that Obama favors America. Think about it, the president of France would be more pro American than the U.S Prsident!

re: #19 wolfie

Princess Obama!
Well, the mania IS very similar to the adoration of Diana.

Let's 'hope' it doesn't get that bad!

/And, that Elton John won't write a song about her!

re: #21 Sharmuta

One has to wonder what he's concealing that hasn't even come up on the radar yet.

Oh boy, it's going to be interesting! The folks around here from the Chicago area hint of lots more to come out.

re: #29 seekeroftruth

Oh boy, it's going to be interesting! The folks around here from the Chicago area hint of lots more to come out.

Like what sorts of things?

re: #28 Shaky Louie

Let's 'hope' it doesn't get that bad!

/And, that Elton John won't write a song about her!

It's worse. Diana was never shooting for Commander in Chief

re: #27 opnion

The media crowning him with halos is very, very disturbing.

re: #28 Shaky Louie

Let's 'hope' it doesn't get that bad!

/And, that Elton John won't write a song about her!

OH Nooo. Wait!
We're in luck!
He was a huge Hildebeast supporter!
I'm sure he's sulking in a corner somewhere.
Maybe he'll stay there!

re: #19 wolfie

Princess Obama!
Well, the mania IS very similar to the adoration of Diana.

Yeah, except that poor Di wasn't trying to impose Islam, she was just dating one. Or two.

re: #34 infidelia

Yeah, except that poor Di wasn't trying to impose Islam, she was just dating one. Or two.

Two. One was a Pakistani heart surgeon.

re: #32 seekeroftruth

The media crowning him with halos is very, very disturbing.

I have never seen anything quite like it.
Not with a living politician.

Part of the attraction to Obama is that he won't hold anyone on the left accountable for anything - and they know that - so they adore him for his total acceptance of all their dysfunctionality - no judgment.

The Right represents accountability and rewards based on merit - that's "heavy man."

re: #30 looking closely

Not sure. They have mentioned how very corrupted Chicago politics is. And he is part of the Chicago machine.

Another "work accident" in Gaza.

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re: #35 MandyManners

Two. One was a Pakistani heart surgeon.

I thought she was nuts til I finally saw a photo of him. I still think she was nuts, but not nuts enough to convert.

re: #31 SpartanWoman

It's worse. Diana was never shooting for Commander in Chief

Look, God rest her soul. Diana was just a sillytwit.
Obama is a profond threat. He really has to be stopped.
McCain has to take off the gloves.
Hope & Change is so far working. People are not looking beyond

re: #34 infidelia

Yeah, except that poor Di wasn't trying to impose Islam, she was just dating one. Or two.

With her, the canonization was just silly.
With him, it's s-c-a-r-y.

re: #38 seekeroftruth

Not sure. They have mentioned how very corrupted Chicago politics is. And he is part of the Chicago machine.

Obama's rise through the Chicago "machine" is well documented.
Put pinning dirt on him from it isn't necessarily going to be easy or even possible.
After the "Whitey" hoax, I'd be pretty skeptical of claims of impending scandal.

re: #41 opnion

People neither know nor care what sort of change they are hoping/voting for.

re: #42 wolfie

With her, the canonization was just silly.
With him, it's s-c-a-r-y.

With her it was innocent. With him it verges on criminal negligence.

The media will do everything within their power to elect the first Muslim president.

Grand plan.

Some semblence of sanity...better than Ginsburg and crew!

Another long-time LGF poster has come out as a fascist sympathizer tonight, and is no longer welcome at my site. It takes a long time to flush out these creeps, unfortunately.

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

re: #42 wolfie

With her, the canonization was just silly.
With him, it's s-c-a-r-y.

Spot on. Mother theresa died just days later. Her death was treated by the MSM as an annoying distraction from the valueable loss of Diana.

re: #39 looking closely

Another "work accident" in Gaza.

Gas leak...

re: #48 Charles
This is not the KevinV I know. . .
Under the bus with you!

re: #46 really grumpy big dog Johnson

And it makes no sense at all, unless they feel that being "elites" that the obamaster will exempt them from new rules that will make political correctness look like child's play

Obama: I have always stated that I am Muslim/Christian and One-sixteenth Kenyan/Cherokee! Now, quit sawing my neck!

re: #7 6pat6

Princess Obama Derangement Syndrome - PODS.

Attack of the PODS People? Sounds good.

Brilliant!

I'm sure she could use some support in the comments section of this new column.

We are living in dangerous times when the imaginations of leftists about Bush is believed to be the truth more than the known,provable facts about Obama. The left believes more strongly in the genuineness of the Rather memo than it does in the threat of our nation to terrorists. Idiots. Obama truly has become the lefts (as Marylin Manson would say) Own Personal Jesus. Obama has reached a ridiculous god like status with many on the left where questioning Obama's words or actions is equated with racism and blasphemy. There is going to come a very shocking awakening for many people when the poo-poo hits the spinning blades.

re: #51 looking closely

This is not the KevinV I know. . .
Under the bus with you!

If I had the Obama campaign's money and staff, this wouldn't be a problem.

re: #44 SpartanWoman

People neither know nor care what sort of change they are hoping/voting for.

Agreed, but there are future generations that will pay for obamas election. He and his wife want to punish America.
This is all as serious as a heart attack

re: #11 Sharmuta

OT..
Would you tell me what the ID number is? I seemed to have missed
the reason for it.

re: #49 opnion

Spot on. Mother theresa died just days later. Her death was treated by the MSM as an annoying distraction from the valueable loss of Diana.

Yes, I remember. It shows how pathetic our priorities are, doesn't it?

re: #48 Charles

But all of this is beside the point. Regardless of whether one's

conservatism runs to modern American (Johnson), traditionalist American (Auster), traditionalist European (Belien) or a more American-type European conservatism (Ali) the fact is that all share a common platform.

Uhhh...no.

re: #60 wolfie

Yes, I remember. It shows how pathetic our priorities are, doesn't it?

Indeed

re: #58 opnion

Agreed, but there are future generations that will pay for obamas election. He and his wife want to punish America.
This is all as serious as a heart attack

You'll get no argument from me. I've made my McCain donation and will be volunteering any way I am able. I've been vocal about my concerns where I am able

That's weird...I was typing a reply, and got kicked back to the Front Page.
(Ever happen you you?)

It's Bush's fault!

re: #57 Charles

If I had the Obama campaign's money and staff, this wouldn't be a problem.

(You realize I was joking, of course).
/What, you'd run background checks on every hatchling?
Seriously, I don't see this as a problem.
Despite the lack of a ten figure budget, you seem to be doing a much better job at vetting than Senator Hope and Change.

I respected Princess Dianna. I have no respect for obama.

Whatever the Princess' faults- she was trying, in her way, to do good- mostly for children. And iirc, she was one of the first people to show decency and kindness to AIDS patients. I'll never forget the photograph of her at the hospital holding the hand of and AIDS patient, and what kind of sensation it sent around the world.

On the other hand- what the hell has obama done to improve the lives of children or the sick- or anyone for that matter? There are blogs on myobama calling for cuts in AIDS spending. He's an empty suit whose done nothing but better his own lot in life, whereas the Princess took her lot in life and used it as a pulpit to try to help others.

Other than the media love-fest, these two people really have nothing in common.

re: #58 opnion

Agreed, but there are future generations that will pay for obamas election. He and his wife want to punish America.
This is all as serious as a heart attack

But it's a heat attack with a soft landing. There will be a couple of feet of loose dirt below the gallows...

With this guy's lurid background ceaselessly streaming out for the past few months, he is still standing strong. He's got to be the ultimate teflon candidate. And what better sign that his popularity among supporters cannot be in any way be based on rational thought?

re: #63 SpartanWoman

You'll get no argument from me. I've made my McCain donation and will be volunteering any way I am able. I've been vocal about my concerns where I am able

Good for you. However the elites think that we are just hateful & hysterical.

re: #50 really grumpy big dog Johnson

Gas leak...

Heh, that's what we thought it was at first when Bill the Bomber Ayers' buddies blew up themselves and that townhouse down in the Village in '69.

re: #43 looking closely
At this point he could kick puppies on tv and the media would cover up for him, so I agree with your skepticism. The Rezko trial should have been very big news and it's hushed up by the MSM.

I do believe there is more to come out on him, though. Look at this past week, Charles posting of who and what is on his presidential website, Jim Johnson, and the connections to Soros. That's just one week.

re: #57 Charles

If I had the Obama campaign's money and staff, this wouldn't be a problem.

Fascism is a dangerous ideology - people die. Then it's hard to put the toothpaste back in the tube after fascism is let loose. Nasty stuff.

re: #68 marsouin

With this guy's lurid background ceaselessly streaming out for the past few months, he is still standing strong. He's got to be the ultimate teflon candidate. And what better sign that his popularity among supporters cannot be in any way be based on rational thought?

Its a long way until November.

re: #69 opnion

Good for you. However the elites think that we are just hateful & hysterical.

Elite has never equaled intelligent or well-informed

re: #59 Suzette

It came up somehow on the last thread, and then everyone wanted to know what their number was, so Charles added it to our profiles.

PIMF = *to* you

re: #71 seekeroftruth

At this point he could kick puppies on tv and the media would cover up for him, so I agree with your skepticism. The Rezko trial should have been very big news and it's hushed up by the MSM.

I do believe there is more to come out on him, though. Look at this past week, Charles posting of who and what is on his presidential website, Jim Johnson, and the connections to Soros. That's just one week.

Pretty good start. I hope Obama is starting to sweat.

re: #48 Charles

Another long-time LGF poster has come out as a fascist sympathizer tonight, and is no longer welcome at my site. It takes a long time to flush out these creeps, unfortunately.

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Good grief! Belien is a conservative?

"A Wet Fart in the Wind"...that's a hit!
COPYRIGHT IT FAST !

re: #76 Sharmuta

Thanks Sharm...I am a bit off today...I didn't read that whole thread.

We're going to the townhall with John McCain tomorrow 10 am - I hope we get in.

re: #74 buzzsawmonkey

LOL! I knew you had one in you!

re: #82 DistantThunder

We're going to the townhall with John McCain tomorrow 10 am - I hope we get in.

So you're in NJ too? I would have liked to go but there is work to consider.

re: #66 Sharmuta

I respected Princess Dianna. I have no respect for obama.

Whatever the Princess' faults- she was trying, in her way, to do good- mostly for children. And iirc, she was one of the first people to show decency and kindness to AIDS patients. I'll never forget the photograph of her at the hospital holding the hand of and AIDS patient, and what kind of sensation it sent around the world.

On the other hand- what the hell has obama done to improve the lives of children or the sick- or anyone for that matter? There are blogs on myobama calling for cuts in AIDS spending. He's an empty suit whose done nothing but better his own lot in life, whereas the Princess took her lot in life and used it as a pulpit to try to help others.

Other than the media love-fest, these two people really have nothing in common.

Agreed. No matter how often she stumbled or the royals knocked her down she'd get back up again until she was standing taller than the whole lot.

The Obama mania is very different. It is the product of mass evasion of facts and could lead to a catastrophe for our nation.

re: #82 DistantThunder

We're going to the townhall with John McCain tomorrow 10 am - I hope we get in.

AFter this boy scout tornado massacre - I'm thinking of changing my avatar.

re: #78 DistantThunder

Me too.

re: #84 SpartanWoman

So you're in NJ too? I would have liked to go but there is work to consider.

Yes, South Jersey, outside of Medford in Tabernacle.

re: #85 infidelia

I think this is like the Viet Nam protest hysteria, based on slogans not substance. And a lot of damage was done.

re: #88 DistantThunder

Mercer County

MAJOR UPRISING IN TEXAS

Grass Roots Texas Republicans are calling for the heads of Texas Republican Leadership.

...that whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness...

We live again in an era where the Forms of Government themselves are under attack. Not only do we battle against special-interest legislation, activist judges, and executive orders, we now have begun to battle the forces of relativism and totalitarianism taking root in our own Party. The basic principles of debate and Republican government are under assault.

...to prove this, let Facts be submitted to a candid world:

Democrat victories and Republican voter dissatisfaction are putting the Republican majorities in Texas more at risk than they have been in years

Meanwhile, Party leadership appears to be going out of its way to ignore these problems, while working to exclude desperately needed new voters and volunteers

In the most extreme cases, Party officials allegedly added unelected delegates to the rolls at county conventions, disenfranchising local Republican voters, and then removed those who objected

State Party leadership has responded to these and other challenges with further exclusionary tactics, a disturbing lack of transparency, and frank refusal to simply agree to abide by Party Rules and State Election Law at the upcoming Convention

These realities have once again led some to call for the current Forms to be "altered or abolished." We in the Republican Party, however, know there is no need to abolish these Forms, only to return to them. By the grace of God, the Founders and Custodians of both our Country and our Party provided us with Forms adequate to "establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity." Our Constitution, the laws of the State of Texas, and the Rules of the Republican Party of Texas provide more than adequate protection for the people's ability to demand accountability from their officials. This is true from the First Amendment's guarantee of "the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances," to the Republican Party of Texas' recognition that "it is we who defend the embattled traditions that made our nation the greatest in all recorded history." All that is required is that We the People take hold of our responsibilities and assert ourselves as heirs to the Constitutional Federal Republic that so many others fought and died to create and sustain.

re: #75 SpartanWoman

Elite has never equaled intelligent or well-informed

Right, but right now they are carrying the day. It needs to be reversed.
We are in serious trouble. This man is a ridiculous movement.
He must be stopped. McCain must go after him.

re: #89 SpartanWoman

I think this is like the Viet Nam protest hysteria, based on slogans not substance. And a lot of damage was done.

Irreparable damage.

re: #71 seekeroftruth

At this point he could kick puppies on tv and the media would cover up for him, so I agree with your skepticism. The Rezko trial should have been very big news and it's hushed up by the MSM.

They'd write. "Obama Pre-Emptively Protects Fuzzy Kittens", followed by "Bush Feeds Kitten Killers", and "McCain:Following in Bush's Footsteps?" on the editorial page.

re: #86 DistantThunder

AFter this boy scout tornado massacre - I'm thinking of changing my avatar.

I always liked your nic - a wake up call like a warning to people of things to come sort of thing.

An excellent writer and a brave woman.

Why aren't we reading any of this in the US MSM, he asked rhetorically and even sarcastically?

THE LINK TO THE BIG TEXAS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION SHOWDOWN

re: #68 marsouin

With this guy's lurid background ceaselessly streaming out for the past few months, he is still standing strong. He's got to be the ultimate teflon candidate. And what better sign that his popularity among supporters cannot be in any way be based on rational thought?

And in one of your recent comments at LGF, you were defending the Eurofascist site Brussels Journal. You ignored my question about it. Would you like to answer now?

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

re: #94 stevieray

Er,...You wouldn't happen to work for the WaPo, would you?! ;)
If not, you might see if they need a headline writer!

re: #71 seekeroftruth

I do believe there is more to come out on him, though. Look at this past week, Charles posting of who and what is on his presidential website, Jim Johnson, and the connections to Soros. That's just one week.

To the extent that Obama's website reflects on him personally, its not to his personal history, but rather to his lack of oversight.

I think the obsession with finding "dirt" isn't likely to be helpful here. Again, clearly, I'm no fan of Obama, but realistically, there probably isn't all that much more "serious" dirt to dig up on him. He's admitted to drug use. His bosom pals are crooks, racists, and terrorists. . .what else is there?

I think the way to ensure Obama's loss is to simply expose the bankruptcy of his ideas. Sure, there will always be people who will vote for him because of identity politics, or because of party loyalty, etc. But the same will be true for McCain. The idea is to swing the FEW "undecideds" in the middle, and get the ones that do have convictions to actually show up and vote.

The way to hurt Obama the worst is to put him in a situation where he has to provide unscripted answers to real policy questions.

re: #97 six-gun-neo-con

I hate to think about this. What are they going to do to "punish" the GOP, bite off their own noses by voting O?

re: #89 SpartanWoman

I think this is like the Viet Nam protest hysteria, based on slogans not substance. And a lot of damage was done.

There was nothing too vile that the Left would not say about the troops in Viet Nam. They are now after our people in Iraq.
Their champion is Barack Hussein. It is beyond bizzare.

re: #96 Drained Brain

An excellent writer and a brave woman.

Why aren't we reading any of this in the US MSM, he asked rhetorically and even sarcastically?

Melanie is terrific, but I'm really sorry that the Speccie got rid of Mark Steyn.

I am officially In Awe of Buzzsaw!

Thanks also to I forget who posted the Simon & Garfunkel "Dangling Conversation" on the other thread. As PS once said, "Still, tomorrow's gonna be another workin' day/ and I'm tryin' to get some rest... "

Nightall.

re: #102 opnion

Yep. I know an otherwise reasonable financial professional who plans to vote Obama because of FLorida 2000! Talk about foolish anger.

Spartan Woman

Staring at the state level, current Republican Party leadership is about to be run out of dodge.

re: #103 Irene NYC

Melanie is terrific, but I'm really sorry that the Speccie got rid of Mark Steyn.

He's The Man! I was reading him in the National Post long before my brain was drained to the U.S.

And another fascist sympathizer comes out. This is getting ridiculous.

re: #100 looking closely

To the extent that Obama's website reflects on him personally, its not to his personal history, but rather to his lack of oversight.

I think the obsession with finding "dirt" isn't likely to be helpful here. Again, clearly, I'm no fan of Obama, but realistically, there probably isn't all that much more "serious" dirt to dig up on him. He's admitted to drug use. His bosom pals are crooks, racists, and terrorists. . .what else is there?

I think the way to ensure Obama's loss is to simply expose the bankruptcy of his ideas. Sure, there will always be people who will vote for him because of identity politics, or because of party loyalty, etc. But the same will be true for McCain. The idea is to swing the FEW "undecideds" in the middle, and get the ones that do have convictions to actually show up and vote.

The way to hurt Obama the worst is to put him in a situation where he has to provide unscripted answers to real policy questions.

His base may not care about his slimy friends and their slimy behavior - but independents do.

re: #108 Charles

And another fascist sympathizer comes out. This is getting ridiculous.

Your post is right after mine. I hope you're not referring either to Mark Steyn or to me.

re: #108 Charles

And another fascist sympathizer comes out. This is getting ridiculous.

And it's surprising because fascism didn't work out too well when it was tried last time.

re: #111 Drained Brain

Your post is right after mine. I hope you're not referring either to Mark Steyn or to me.

No - in this thread:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

re: #108 Charles

And another fascist sympathizer comes out. This is getting ridiculous.

Then maybe you should stop shaking the trees.

re: #94 stevieray

They'd write. "Obama Pre-Emptively Protects Fuzzy Kittens", followed by "Bush Feeds Kitten Killers", and "McCain:Following in Bush's Footsteps?" on the editorial page.

Followed by "Rove sends puppies,genetically engineered by Halliburton to kill, to attack Obama"

re: #113 Charles

No - in this thread:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Thanks for the clarification. These posts spin by too fast for this drained old brain.

re: #110 buzzsawmonkey

It's the wet Spring. They come boiling out of the baseboards.

There should be a spray for that, or at least fascist motels - "fascists check in but they don't check out."

re: #105 SpartanWoman

Yep. I know an otherwise reasonable financial professional who plans to vote Obama because of FLorida 2000! Talk about foolish anger.

Right , the election was stolen. My moonbat neice was screaming that the election was stolen.
When I pointed out that the NY Times went to Florida & confirmed that bush won, it didn'y mattter.
She said, ya ready? The NY Times is a Republican rag

Off for chocolate strawberries and to work on my list of questions to ask McCain.

I think LGF Spy is having a cleansing effect, like worm-fiddling in the wiregrass.
The constant vibrations bring everything to the surface.

re: #114 looking closely

Then maybe you should stop shaking the trees.

Shakin' the tree

re: #118 opnion

Right , the election was stolen. My moonbat neice was screaming that the election was stolen.
When I pointed out that the NY Times went to Florida & confirmed that bush won, it didn'y mattter.
She said, ya ready? The NY Times is a Republican rag

Stuck. On. Stupid.

re: #118 opnion

I'm sorry you have a moonbat niece.

And another one.

re: #85 infidelia

I think Diana had a big heart. obama- I think he just has a big ego.

re: #120 jaunte

I think LGF Spy is having a cleansing effect, like worm-fiddling in the wiregrass.
The constant vibrations bring everything to the surface.

I can't keep up with spy - it makes the room spin.

re: #108 Charles

And another fascist sympathizer comes out. This is getting ridiculous.

Fools to the Left of me, Fools to the Right. Here I am stuck in the middle with you.

Yo, Lizards. I am away from my normal environs, at a family reunion way up in the Smokey Mountains of Tennessee. Got a nice little cabin rented out Sevierville. Lo and behold, I have the tiniest little wifi signal. I have no idea where it came from and I certainly don't deserve and it could go away at any second.

But, the sentiment back East seems to be that Obama is going to run away with this election. John McC just seems to have too many fences to mend.

Whatever. It was a shocka to me. But there it is.

re: #118 opnion

I have never heard that one. But then I cancelled my subscription ages ago. Last time I was in Manhattan, I saw someone trying to sell NYT subsciptions at a flea market table. People were buying cannolis and candles instead.

OT: Cool, now that Charles has put my ID# in my profile, I can see my rank.

Lizard #19086 reporting for...oooh, is that beer?

re: #124 Charles

And another one.

Those supremacists threads really shine the light on them. They can't help themselves. It's like truth serum for fascists.

re: #123 Macker

I'm sorry you have a moonbat niece.

She is also my godchild & I love her. I wish that I liked her.

re: #114 looking closely

Then maybe you should stop shaking the trees.

No need to shake trees. The Neo-nazis come out on their own volition when they smell the white supremacy threads.

re: #124 Charles

Threads on nazis and fascists always seem to bring them out. They just can't help themselves.

And another one.

re: #54 katemaclaren

re: #7 6pat6

Princess Obama Derangement Syndrome - PODS.

Attack of the PODS People? Sounds good.

Brilliant!

Thank ya, thank ya very much! (in my bestest Elvis voice!)

re: #126 DistantThunder

LGF py tracking down on the right, thread tracking up on the left, Peter Gabriel hopping around at 1 o'clock. The room looks like Manhattan traffic in Koyaanisquatsi.

re: #130 Slumbering Behemoth

OT: Cool, now that Charles has put my ID# in my profile, I can see my rank.

Lizard #19086 reporting for...oooh, is that beer?

You have to pay a penny in tax to Charles in the amount of your number.

spy

re: #135 Charles

An infestation! Nobody I converse with, I hope. I would feel sullied

re: #128 rawmuse

Yo, Lizards. I am away from my normal environs, at a family reunion way up in the Smokey Mountains of Tennessee. Got a nice little cabin rented out Sevierville. Lo and behold, I have the tiniest little wifi signal. I have no idea where it came from and I certainly don't deserve and it could go away at any second.

But, the sentiment back East seems to be that Obama is going to run away with this election. John McC just seems to have too many fences to mend.

Whatever. It was a shocka to me. But there it is.

I was there last month...we had a mama bear and two cubs one evening come into the yard (well, steep slopes could hardly be called a yard, but you get the picture) and each evening at 7:30 a turkey would make his way down the hill.

It was certainly God's Country...enjoy yourself.

re: #130 Slumbering Behemoth

OT: Cool, now that Charles has put my ID# in my profile, I can see my rank.

Lizard #19086 reporting for...oooh, is that beer?

"Give a man a beer and he'll drink for five minutes. Show him where the fridge is and he'll drink all night."^{yeah, I watch reruns, so what?}

O'Reilly is showing that he is a moron again. This guy should try to read a book with small print.

re: #134 Sharmuta

Threads on nazis and fascists always seem to bring them out. They just can't help themselves.

Sharm are you plagiarizing me again? Ok, I'm flattered. heh.

The reason why Melanie Philips's column will mean nothing to the average "liberal" is that they really believe the ugly slogan,
NO ENEMIES TO THE LEFT.

The reason why Charles is shaking fascist sympathizers out of the trees is that lizards do NOT believe there are no enemies to the "right."

Interesting contrast.

re: #109 DistantThunder

His base may not care about his slimy friends and their slimy behavior - but independents do.

Agreed, though the number of true "independents" is actually pretty small. (There are many more people who call themselves "independent" than actually are potentially likely to swing either way in an election).

Most of the "trick" in winning elections is motivating the voters who are inclined to go your way to actually do so. (Natrually, in Chicago, that includes dead voters).

Sliming Obama could help to the extent that it motivates people who otherwise were inclined to vote for McCain to actually get off their butts and do so.

I tend to think that exposing how disastrous Obama would be in terms of foreign policy, the judiciary, and especially taxes, would be such a motivator, better than showing that he likes to hang out with unrepentant leftist terrorists, for example.

Charles,

What do "links" refer to in our profile? Mine says,

No. of links posted: 1

Thanks

re: #135 Charles
That thread is such good bait!

re: #100 looking closely

As a candidate running for president, he has shown incredibly poor judgment on so many things. I shudder to think of the likes of Ayres, Rev. Wright, and the rest of his buddies spending time in the White House. I shudder to think of the people he has listed as possibilities for his cabinet. I also think that his website reflects who he tolerates. Can you imagine if McCain had David Duke's blog on his presidential website?!
I hear that you see it differently, and that's fine. I think we both agree that he is not US Presidential material. And I completely agree with you about getting him off the teleprompter - what a mess he is then.

re: #124 Charles

And another one.

Dang. I hate to ask who the latest fascist is.

Next up: The Anniversary of 911. Let's see the Obamanation dance around that one.

re: #141 CoCo

I was there last month...we had a mama bear and two cubs one evening come into the yard (well, steep slopes could hardly be called a yard, but you get the picture) and each evening at 7:30 a turkey would make his way down the hill.

It was certainly God's Country...enjoy yourself.

I just got back from Myrtle Beach.
Do not under any circumstances drive the Smokeys at night.
I made a serious miscalculation.

g'night all...

Back on topic...

Mr. Obama described the call to prayer as ‘one of the prettiest sounds on Earth at sunset.’

I'll have to admit it's quite haunting and very moving. One of my most haunting memories is the morning call while one the streets of Morocco.

re: #145 wolfie

The reason why Melanie Philips's column will mean nothing to the average "liberal" is that they really believe the ugly slogan,
NO ENEMIES TO THE LEFT.

The reason why Charles is shaking fascist sympathizers out of the trees is that lizards do NOT believe there are no enemies to the "right."

Interesting contrast.

I appreciate that you put "right" in "quotes." Although I haven't read Goldberg's book, I've thought for many decades that we're essentially talking about collectivists vs. individualists and there's no question where national socialism falls on that scale.

re: #146 looking closely

I tend to think that exposing how disastrous Obama would be in terms of foreign policy, the judiciary, and especially taxes, would be such a motivator, better than showing that he likes to hang out with unrepentant leftist terrorists, for example.

You forgot about his preference for high gas prices - I think that will be the real kicker in a few months time for most American families.

re: #143 pat

O'Reilly is showing that he is a moron again. This guy should try to read a book with small print.

He's a fool

Melanie Phillips: "

Anyone who does not believe those questions should be investigated is either a knave or a fool."

/or BOTH, Ma'am

re: #147 buzzsawmonkey

Yet many lefty types I know in the wilds of Brooklyn seem to think that McCain will run roughshod over Obama, and are most morose about it.

The American people--and even the Democratic Party--have the chance to sober up and come to their senses before slathering the anointing oil on the Waffle Man.

I hope they are morose for a very good reason and that Americans will not abandon good sense and choose the O-men

To take off on a bumper sticker often seen in America:

Would the last Briton to leave London, please bring the flag?
After reading Londonistan, the Brits are really in deep stuff.

My father is a Reagan Democrat and he's voting for McCain.

re: #156 Drained Brain

Exactly!
I appreciate that you caught that!

Anyone who doesn’t think all this cries out for proper investigation is either a fool or a knave.

Unfortunately, the left in this country holds on to their stupidity like it was money.

re: #129 SpartanWoman

I have never heard that one. But then I cancelled my subscription ages ago. Last time I was in Manhattan, I saw someone trying to sell NYT subsciptions at a flea market table. People were buying cannolis and candles instead.

Leave the Times, take the Cannolis. . .

re: #162 DistantThunder

My father is a Reagan Democrat and he's voting for McCain.

But he lives in moonbat oregon.

i love melanie phillips. her book "londonistan" is an eye opener.
she describes how islam encroaches aggressively, when left unopposed.
wake up england.
in this article she asks, what would happen if a completely unqualified guy like 'b.o. was a republican candidate'? that says it all.
something sinister is afoot in the race for potus. money and puppet masters and foreign enemies who seek to take over our country. wake up america.

re: #155 Killgore Trout

Mr. Obama described the call to prayer as ‘one of the prettiest sounds on Earth at sunset.’

I disagree. It is caterwauling. It is fingernails on a chalkboard. Nothing "pretty" about it. Noise. Heard too much of it during my time with Uncle Sam over there. Can't stand it.

re: #157 Irene NYC

That's a good point. There's a lot of angry people out there at the as pump.

re: #57 Charles

If I had the Obama campaign's money and staff, this wouldn't be a problem.

Charles, I wish for you their budget, and pray you never field such staff.

re: #167 nyc redneck

something sinister is afoot in the race for potus. money and puppet masters and foreign enemies who seek to take over our country. wake up america.

Speaking of sinister, you read that Soros is giving the ACLU $12 million to bring social justice cases to flyover country and that they're aiming to raise something like $170 million more?

re: #145 wolfie

The equivalent might be if the KosKids banned radical lefties and anti-Semites. I won't hold my breath for that to happen.

Lefties have no line on the spectrum to "go no further".

re: #165 looking closely

Thanks

I had no idea about Obama's links to Kenyan Muslim extremists. On the plus side, we have a new nickname for O...‘Raila’s stooge’

Happy Birthday to the US Army! 233 years old Saturday.

re: #164 maddogg

Unfortunately, the left in this country holds on to their stupidity like it was money.
---
They are quiet wealthy!

xyz

re: #168 6pat6

I disagree. It is caterwauling. It is fingernails on a chalkboard. Nothing "pretty" about it. Noise. Heard too much of it during my time with Uncle Sam over there. Can't stand it.

When you hear some gut in a Minaret screaming Alllah, it is disturbing.

re: #106 six-gun-neo-con

Spartan Woman

Staring at the state level, current Republican Party leadership is about to be run out of dodge.

Its started here in Minnesota too. Six RINOs in the state senate that voted with the Dims to override the Gov's veto of a $6.6 Billion tax bill were not endorsed by their local gop for reelection this year. It will be slow going but the only way to take back the party will be state by state.

re: #169 seekeroftruth

That's a good point. There's a lot of angry people out there at the as pump.

If I was still living in California with 2 cars I'd be going out of my mind. I don't know how people are coping with it.

Hey I'm 8369 and proud of it.

re: #180 little boomer

As well you should be

Notice that all of these creeps have come out in a thread about undisputed neo-Nazis.

Charles - I'm sorry that you are having to again deal with a posters who have decided to reveal their ugly side. You've been very fair and tolerant. There is no reason for them to be disrespecting you and your blog with their ugly posts. I want to thank you for this wonderful blog. I learn something everyday from the good and smart folks here. I enjoy the usually civil discussions that take place as well.

Good night all!

re: #172 brainwizard73

The equivalent might be if the KosKids banned radical lefties and anti-Semites. I won't hold my breath for that to happen.

Lefties have no line on the spectrum to "go no further".

In fact, they consider holding the line to be...judgmental.
Many exult in transgression for transgression's sake.

I get a definite whiff of that when I read the Kos-style, LET'S-BE-FRANK ramblings against Israel.
The trouble is, the line of transgression keeps moving, doesn't it?

re: #175 gibsonz

Dang! gibsonz, your a cutie!

re: #182 Charles

Notice that all of these creeps have come out in a thread about undisputed neo-Nazis.

/way after everyone else has moved on

re: #182 Charles

Definite bug zapper

re: #168 6pat6

I disagree. It is caterwauling. It is fingernails on a chalkboard. Nothing "pretty" about it. Noise. Heard too much of it during my time with Uncle Sam over there. Can't stand it.

Thanks for your service!

re: #168 6pat6

I disagree. It is caterwauling. It is fingernails on a chalkboard. Nothing "pretty" about it. Noise. Heard too much of it during my time with Uncle Sam over there. Can't stand it.

John Wesley Hardin shot a sleeping man for less.

And another one.

Thank God for GPS. I would have never found this place. Not in a year.

re: #135 Charles

Ho-lee crap-o-lee.

What the French, toast?

re: #185 maddogg

It`s not me my friend,it is my best friend who died recently that I honor as my avater...she was beautiful!

Has anyone linked to the Search for God and get Obama at Barnes and Noble yet?

re: #190 Charles

Maybe not a bug zapper, that thread is like one of those japanese beetle traps and draws them in from all over.

re: #191 rawmuse

GPS ?

(hides in ignorant shame)

re: #182 Charles

Notice that all of these creeps have come out in a thread about undisputed neo-Nazis.

Peas in a pod.

re: #189 really grumpy big dog Johnson

John Wesley Hardin shot a sleeping man for less.

Well, ya know old john Wesley was, oh I don't know a little extreme.
But I have to say, you knew where he stood

re: #150 seekeroftruth

As a candidate running for president, he has shown incredibly poor judgment on so many things. I shudder to think of the likes of Ayres, Rev. Wright, and the rest of his buddies spending time in the White House. I shudder to think of the people he has listed as possibilities for his cabinet. I also think that his website reflects who he tolerates. Can you imagine if McCain had David Duke's blog on his presidential website?!
I hear that you see it differently, and that's fine. I think we both agree that he is not US Presidential material. And I completely agree with you about getting him off the teleprompter - what a mess he is then.

To be clear, I think all of the issues you raise are perfectly valid reasons for opposing Obama, and I agree with all of them. (FWIW, I think I was also the first one drawing attention to the ridiculous 9-11 conspiracy blogs on his website).

I'm just saying from an electoral/tactical standpoint hoping/waiting for more "gotcha" dirt to come out on Obama probably isn't going to be helpful, or at least not as helpful as him repeatedly acting like a deer caught in the headlights when he's supposed to have judgement.

Someone named 'Megan' started down-rating all my posts about the fascist sympathizers.

re: #186 Killian Bundy
Killian, what's the hour:time offset, from time of Thread-MoveOn to time of racist infestation?

It could help locate the time zones the posters operate in...

re: #193 gibsonz

It`s not me my friend,it is my best friend who died recently that I honor as my avater...she was beautiful!

Just when the tingles in my leg were...

re: #193 gibsonz

It`s not me my friend,it is my best friend who died recently that I honor as my avater...she was beautiful!

Sorry to hear that. My condolences.

re: #196 wolfie

GPS ?

(hides in ignorant shame)

Called a Garmin. Keeps me from getting way lostey. Saved my butt twice today.

Did anyone catch BO's speech today about taxes? I don't know -- lots of people were near-to-fainting..and giving ovations..(frankly, it did sound attractive). He made a number of promises -- iirc -- he said he'd eliminate taxes for the elderly who earn less than (I can't recall) was it 50,000? Then he said, he'd make the tax filing super-duper easy. What he'd do would be to mail out forms which would tell ya how much ya owed, then you'd sign it -- and it'd take all of 5 minutes (BO didn't mention "how much", of course...but, it'd be real, real easy to simply fill out the form and return.) BO contrasted his "swift" tax method with McCain, and BO claimed that McCain wants to have a booklet that's 136 pages long and has multiple tax brackets, and takes an IRS accountant to figure out, etc.

I don't think they're finished yet.

re: #193 gibsonz

It`s not me my friend,it is my best friend who died recently that I honor as my avater...she was beautiful!

She was! And it's a honor to have her picture here!
God bless you & her family.

re: #200 Charles

Someone named 'Megan' started down-rating all my posts about the fascist sympathizers.

She's the bookkeeper. :)

re: #200 Charles

I note that she has done that before, on other threads.

re: #197 MandyManners

Peas in a pod.

Peas in a pod, who are disturbing the peas.

re: #44 SpartanWoman

People neither know nor care what sort of change they are hoping/voting for.

Exactly! And if Obama should be elected, nobody will ever be satisfied with him as president, for he and everyone else will always be looking for "change" whenever at any time he must, as any executive must, make a real, concrete, final-at-this-moment decision. His erstwhile supporters will be outraged; he himself will be utterly perplexed. And the whole country will suffer from a logical impossibility: the establishment of change.

re: #182 Charles

Notice that all of these creeps have come out in a thread about undisputed neo-Nazis.

Makes sense.
Guess who's going to show up if you post another thread on intelligent design?

re: #184 wolfie

Yes, you have a point there.

There seems no point where such discussion is too wacky, too conspiratorial, too racist or bigoted. Part of it is the disease of modern liberalism; the inability to discriminate and tolerance to a fault. Part of it is that in the process of deconstructing that which is good, strong and pure, there is no limit.

While the right has its own share of nuts, the left does, too and the difference is that people of strong convictions about right and wrong are still able to see wrong right in front of them...even if it is disguised as a fellow traveler-or poster.

I've noticed others who down-rate posts criticizing fascists, by the way; I expect them to start showing up too.

re: #185 maddogg
Um, friendly advise: be careful there.
It's a long story, and gibsonz will fill you in if "it" desires.
Tread softly.
:-)

re: #198 opnion

Well, ya know old john Wesley was, oh I don't know a little extreme.
But I have to say, you knew where he stood

John was a true psychopathic killer, feared by all who knew him, and liable to kill for no reason. Died a drunkards death, under the wheels of his own wagon.

re: #206 Charles

I wonder if there's an effort coming from GoV or Brussels Journal again.

re: #205 J.S.

Obama's simplified short form preview:

A. How much did you earn last year?
B. Send it in.

re: #214 Charles

I wouldn't begin to know how to rate a post. I am lucky I can use the quote and reply functions. And that spy jazz? Forget it.

re: #212 looking closely

Makes sense.
Guess who's going to show up if you post another thread on intelligent design?

A platypus !

re: #217 Killgore Trout

I wonder if there's an effort coming from GoV or Brussels Journal again.

It's coming from somewhere, that's for sure.

Hey all y'all - sorry I'm late again to the party! What have I missed?!

re: #201 Carridine

Killian, what's the hour:time offset, from time of Thread-MoveOn to time of racist infestation?

It could help locate the time zones the posters operate in...

/the post is over 24 hours old

re: #216 maddogg

John was a true psychopathic killer, feared by all who knew him, and liable to kill for no reason. Died a drunkards death, under the wheels of his own wagon.

The movie "the Shootist" was an homage to John Wesley.
It was fiction, but John Wayne was great, as usual.

re: #213 brainwizard73

Amen. That's the crux of it.

re: #222 realwest

Hey all y'all - sorry I'm late again to the party! What have I missed?!

This isn't the drinkin' thread or the boobs thread.
Yet.

re: #222 realwest

Nazis in the woodwork, scurrying over the floors.

re: #214 Charles

I've noticed others who down-rate posts criticizing fascists, by the way; I expect them to start showing up too.

Charles, I've noticed just a few distinct cadres of individuals, and they seem to be attracted to different topics, or different people who they want to diminish on this site.

Just my personal opinion. I've been wrong before.

re: #208 really grumpy big dog Johnson

She's the bookkeeper. :)

She's the slightly frumpy girl with the thick glasses that if you cleaned her up a bit, put a suit on her and stuck her in front of a camera could do "Countdown" on MSNBC each night.

What? You didn't know that?

re: #205 J.S.

Did anyone catch BO's speech today about taxes? I don't know -- lots of people were near-to-fainting..and giving ovations..(frankly, it did sound attractive). He made a number of promises -- iirc -- he said he'd eliminate taxes for the elderly who earn less than (I can't recall) was it 50,000? Then he said, he'd make the tax filing super-duper easy. What he'd do would be to mail out forms which would tell ya how much ya owed, then you'd sign it -- and it'd take all of 5 minutes (BO didn't mention "how much", of course...but, it'd be real, real easy to simply fill out the form and return.) BO contrasted his "swift" tax method with McCain, and BO claimed that McCain wants to have a booklet that's 136 pages long and has multiple tax brackets, and takes an IRS accountant to figure out, etc.

Let's make it REALLY simple.
Obama is going to increase capital gains and dividend taxes.
Most Americans own stocks, directly or indirectly (via mutual funds in their employment-based retirement accounts).
So despite his posturing about paperwork (there is already a form 1040EZ which takes all of ten minutes to fill out), Obama is going to increase taxes for most Americans.

Why are high-dividend paying stocks called "widow and orphan" stocks?
Answer, because retirees and others on fixed incomes rely on them to generate case.
So who is going to be hurt THE MOST from Obama's increased dividend tax scheme?
You got it. . .the widows and orphans (eg those on pensions).

Now, will McCain make this point about taxes loudly, clearly, and repeatedly? I hope so. . .

_{Advice to self: mind your own biz-ness}
Ny-quil!
*logs out*

That's seven racists and/or fascist symps tonight so far. Quite a haul.

re: #226 Capitalist Tool

This isn't the drinkin' thread or the boobs thread.
Yet.

Drunken boobs, maybe?

re: #222 realwest

Hey all y'all - sorry I'm late again to the party! What have I missed?!

PODS !

(Princess Obama Derangement Syndrome!)

re: #200 Charles

Hmmm...my wife's name is Megan. But she's Jewish and has me check for Nazis and Klansmen underneath the bed each night though, probably not her.

re: #207 wolfie

She was! And it's a honor to have her picture here!
God bless you & her family.

Thanks...it has been a long 3 months since her passing I can assure you! A lot of nights I wish I could join her,but for some reason you don`t let go...you never let go!

re: #190 Charles

And another one.

/does this mean sporting the VB logo as an avatar is no longer welcome?

re: #221 Charles

It's coming from somewhere, that's for sure.

Hell's sewer.

re: #221 Charles

I think we know where it's coming from.

WANNABE,
R

re: #232 Charles

Whuppin' out the banning stick on the seven fascist dwarfs!

re: #237 Killian Bundy

/does this mean sporting the VB logo as an avatar is no longer welcome?

That creep has been banned for a long time now.

Just taking out a little garbage...

re: #233 6pat6

Drunken boobs, maybe?

Hey!
i resemble that remark.

re: #201 Carridine

It could help locate the time zones the posters operate in...

Provided that time zone's terrestrial, of which I'm unconvinced.

re: #222 realwest

Hey all y'all - sorry I'm late again to the party! What have I missed?!

Go back and get your boots on...there is some real live fascist ass-kicking that needs doin'.

Apologies to any real dwarfs out there!

re: #209 Carridine
Hey Carridine - when you get a chance, please check your e-mail!

re: #246 buzzsawmonkey

John Wesley Harding

He was the Western outlaw. John Wesley was the minister.

re: #138 DistantThunder

Never! I will never pay your oppressive taxes that ultimately support your unconstitutional, imperial warmongering against the innocent people of Trollistan! Furthermore, I refuse to recognize your so called 'money' as it is no longer based on the Chilly, Foamy, Golden Standard!

Yeaarghh! Pawn Thrall '08!
//wait, what?

re: #232 Charles

That's seven racists and/or fascist symps tonight so far. Quite a haul.

What is the bag limit?

re: #235 kevinmumaw

Hmmm...my wife's name is Megan. But she's Jewish and has me check for Nazis and Klansmen underneath the bed each night though, probably not her.

They make pesticide sprays for that problem...you should consider them if you consistantly have Nazis under you bed...

re: #245 brainwizard73
There's some "fascist ass-kicking" that needs to be done? Well I'm always up for that - which thread?

I don't get this, though : Charles and most of us have made our positions crystal clear that we don't like any kind of fascists - Islamo or Neo or whatever in our foxhole, so why do they keep coming here?

re: #236 gibsonz

Well, bless you. In time you may find that your loved one is with you now as she always was when she was here, but apart from you.
She exists in your mind.

re: #251 rawmuse

What is the bag limit?

Or the slot limit?

Mmm, yes.

I really enjoy Melanie Phillips.

re: #248 realwest

Hey Carridine - when you get a chance, please check your e-mail!

Hey {REAL} {WEST}

John Wesley Hardin was a dissippated psychopathic killer. He wouldn't have argued the fact, though he might have kiled you.

There's been lively discussion of a possible ancestry link within my family. Unfortunately, it's a real possibility.

Would someone please get the Behemoth a drink?
FAST.

re: #253 realwest

the White Supremacists for Obama thread, and these appear to have been registered users for quite awhile.

I must say LGF spy is truly addicting.

re: #261 bryantms

I must say LGF spy is truly addicting.

Yes, indeed, it is. Moves awful fast sometimes, tho.

re: #232 Charles Holy crap cow! SEVEN in one night? On which thread if ya don't mind me asking. I wouldn't mind going over there and doing some ass kicking myself!

I'm gonna have to check out the LGF Spy thing...seems to be something of use!

re: #252 brainwizard73

Hmmm, we have a miniature Chihuahua. Pesticides might not be good for her. I usually just rely on the Glock 36 in my nightstand.

re: #208 really grumpy big dog Johnson

That's some nerve

re: #236 gibsonz

Thanks...it has been a long 3 months since her passing I can assure you! A lot of nights I wish I could join her,but for some reason you don`t let go...you never let go!

Sorry for your loss.

re: #263 realwest

All happening on the White Supremacists for Obama thread here:

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

OK, midnight here and the wifi is down to no bars.
I will try to check in tomorrow.
I ate a tomato today that was so good it made me cry.
And a watermelon, likewise.
Later, Lizards.