Religion of Pat

That's going to leave a mark.

Pat for anti-Idiotarian of the Year!

Man he sounded angrier than normal in this one. Still kept hammering away at the facts though. As sharmuta said on the last thread: "Pat for anti-idiotarian of the year".

God Bless 'em. Firebreathing Asskicker extraordinaire.

Pat Condell is my boyfriend.

poopy oatmeal notwithstanding.

re: #4 BlueCanuck

Though Penn & Teller have made a strong case for themselves also. I'm still in favor of Pat though, because he's one guy with a video camera making a big difference.

OT - Does anyone have a link to Palin addressing that heckler in Florida today? They showed it on FOX but I can't find it there.

Hee hee hee *snort* bwahahaha!

re: #8 summergurl

Gateway Pundit's blog has it. Don't have a link handy unfortunately.

re: #7 Sharmuta
I've said it before... I fear for his safety!
Oh yeh! Just remembered ...No guns in Britian!
Never mind! /////

Flag it!

/Just kidding
//Wait, no...

Here it is...

I'm in love! Palin Leaves Crazed Protester Speechless! Crowd Goes Nuts!

re: #10 BlueCanuck

Gateway Pundit's blog has it. Don't have a link handy unfortunately.

Note to self: Check the damned tool bars. :)

Here's the link.

re: #8 summergurl

OT - Does anyone have a link to Palin addressing that heckler in Florida today? They showed it on FOX but I can't find it there.

The link.

Just posted in the main links section, too.

It's gone already?

Damn. I never saw it....

My favorite Brit!

Amen Patty! Keep speaking the truth, brother!

For you, Pat....

Ironically, this is the song that Tom Petty sang during the 9/11 telethon.

Where did that spirit go?

Off to eat suppah.

BBL

In the previous thread, I said The Jewel of Medina was banned in the UK, but I got my facts wrong. The publisher in London got firebombed so it was put on permanent hold.

[Link: www.beaufortbooks.com...]

It has been released in the US today, so order a copy if you want to piss off those Islamo-fascists in England. This is the same book that you may have heard Random House didn't want to publish.

The Pat is back!

From an article about Obama's pals, a commenter calls attention to a children's book about Barack Obama here.

Just when you thought it couldn't get creepier. (Hope I'm not too terribly far off topic...just sitting here with my jaw on the floor.)

re: #15 arethusa

The link.

Just posted in the main links section, too.

In the words of the late, great Chris Farley.....

THAT WAS AWESOME!

Really gone now

Thanks everyone!

OT: Newsweek Article. (sorry if posted earlier...)
Obama and the Echoes of Lincoln

re: #13 musicman

Here it is...

I love her, I love her, I love her. Not in a girl crush way, but like I wanna be her when I grow up (even though I'm about her age already).

"A vote for Labor Democrats is a vote for Islam."

Fixed that.

re: #19 loppyd

For you, Pat....

Ironically, this is the song that Tom Petty sang during the 9/11 telethon.

Where did that spirit go?

Off to eat suppah.

BBL

There's the Johnny Cash version - toooo

"A vote for Labour is a vote for Islam".

That's a powerful idea, it should be spread far and wide and repeated often.

re: #20 Basho

Wikipedia says that book was withdrawn from Serbia after some Muslims complained there, but the book then became heavily pirated, so the publishers brought it back. Hooray!

I've only recently heard this guy speak, but I have to say he speaks with the wonderful clarity, diction, wit and accent that made Great Britain such a pleasure for us Colonials to first rebel against and then defend.

WE need guys like this here. What a shame it's come to this.

Any Brits need a safe haven, come on over. I promise not to toss any tea in the harbor.

Good job here, could someone explain why it would be a bad thing for the US to sieze the oil fields and spend 10% of the free market income the oil generates on giving the locals (who happen to be oppressed Shia) a real education that stresses tolerance.

re: #31 jcbunga

Any Brits need a safe haven, come on over. I promise not to toss any tea in the harbor.

Well, unless you are looking to make a real large cuppa. . . . . .

re: #4 BlueCanuck

Man he sounded angrier than normal in this one.

He was definitely more confrontational than usual. Much more blunt. After YouTube caved to pressure from his fans to bring back his previous video, he must have felt emboldened.

re: #22 capitalist piglet

From an article about Obama's pals, a commenter calls attention to a children's book about Barack Obama here.

Just when you thought it couldn't get creepier. (Hope I'm not too terribly far off topic...just sitting here with my jaw on the floor.)

This picture is very much like this picture. Extremely creepy.

re: #31 jcbunga

Actually- I hope that more Brits decide to stay and fight for their own country instead of retreating and leaving it to the islamists. Pat is doing his part to rally his countrymen, and I sure hope more Westerners from all across Europe and here in America too stand up and fight the good fight like Pat's doing.

WTG Pat! Woo hoo! Kick those Brits in their "fundament." So British. :)

Has anybody seen this? What is the statute of limitations on aiding coercing to enable a rape? Can this at least get Ayers kicked out of the State University School of Education?

I need to use the word fundament more often.

Example: Abu Hamsa became infamous putting the fundament into fundamentalist.

Love it!

I have an old friend who is both an athiest and an uber-Lefty, multi-culturalist, citizen of the world, and every time Pat Condell puts out a new video I email it to him.

Looks like he can expect another one tonight.

this guy is on fire. I love how he pauses when he refers to Islams "scholars".

re: #35 musicman

Yeah...and the people doing this stuff don't even see how glassy-eyed and weird they look to the rest of us. It's like they're carriers of a virus, and we don't have it.

Creeeeeeeepy.

You go, Pat!

re: #35 musicman

This picture is very much like this picture. Extremely creepy.

It creeps me out, but I'm prejudiced. One need ask an agnostic or atheist if it creeps them out.

Pat really turned me off when he lectured Jews to give Jerusalem to the Arabs and Muslims. Anyone have the link of that video?

I hope he has learned since then.

Speaking of not voting Labor - or Democrat - or Socialist (all the same)

Could you shake hands with William Ayers?

Keep in mind, from where I sit, the only difference between Ayers and Timothy McVeigh and Eric Rudolph is that the latter two are more skilled at bomb-building, and Ayers got off on prosecutorial misconduct. Their methods and capacity for self-justification are the same.

Could you shake hands with McVeigh or Rudolph? (Yes, I know McVeigh was executed years ago.) If they were released from prison, could you go work for them? Would you want to count them as allies? Go to their house as they threw a party for you? Would you accept a donation from them?

The Inevitable 'This Isn't the Bill Ayers I Thought I Knew' Excuse

Anyone have links to the petition he's talking about?

re: #38 lifeofthemind

Has anybody seen this? What is the statute of limitations on aiding coercing to enable a rape? Can this at least get Ayers kicked out of the State University School of Education?

The statute of limitations on rape in Michigan is 10 years. The story is vile and disgusting if it's true, but since the School of Education already hired Ayers, an admitted terrorist, I somehow don't think they'd be bothered by this.

re: #38 lifeofthemind

I am speechless and I literally have chills.

re: #48 arethusa

The statute of limitations on rape in Michigan is 10 years. The story is vile and disgusting if it's true, but since the School of Education already hired Ayers, an admitted terrorist, I somehow don't think they'd be bothered by this.

Can we get him listed as a registered sex offender? That would keep him out of schools.

Pat's right on target.

re: #22 capitalist piglet

From an article about Obama's pals, a commenter calls attention to a children's book about Barack Obama here.

Just when you thought it couldn't get creepier. (Hope I'm not too terribly far off topic...just sitting here with my jaw on the floor.)

From the article about the children's book Barak by Jonah Winter:

Kate McMillan of Small Dead Animals points me to an interview with the author.

Where I grew up in Texas, my classmates used racial epithets on a regular basis. In my neighborhood, people would not sell their houses to African Americans.

Where I grew up in East Texas, we played with black kids. When I was old enough to realize that a few kids wouldn't play with the African-American children because their skin was a different color, I quit hanging around those few kids.

re: #35 musicman

This picture is very much like this picture. Extremely creepy.

Me too...and it will continue to do so until Obama can pull off some miracles...like a loaves and fishes thing to make Social Security solvent.

Or, when he tells Chuck Graham to stand up...CHUCK DOES!

Until then he's just another pretender.

re: #45 martinleaf

Pat really turned me off when he lectured Jews to give Jerusalem to the Arabs and Muslims. Anyone have the link of that video?

I hope he has learned since then.

Yeah, that was muy stupido.

I love you Pat. Keep it going strong!

re: #50 lifeofthemind

Can we get him listed as a registered sex offender? That would keep him out of schools.

I'm sure a registered sex offender has to have been convicted first.

I didn't think Ayers could sink any lower in my opinion, but he has with that story.

re: #22 capitalist piglet

From an article about Obama's pals, a commenter calls attention to a children's book about Barack Obama here.

Just when you thought it couldn't get creepier. (Hope I'm not too terribly far off topic...just sitting here with my jaw on the floor.)

What asre they going to do with all those books when Obi-bam Kenya-bi loses the election?

Bank of America just announced dividend cut in half, earnings half of predicted. Not totally unforeseen, this is their first report including Countrywide, but will weigh on the market tomorrow. Stock down three bucks (10%) aftermarket.

/hey charles the typing is better now in IE6, thanx.

re: #46 FrogMarch

Speaking of not voting Labor - or Democrat - or Socialist (all the same)

The Inevitable 'This Isn't the Bill Ayers I Thought I Knew' Excuse

Having heard Bill Ayers talk, thanks to some audio links provided on LGF a month or so back, I can tell you I'd never associate with him. The guy is a conspiracy theorist wacko. He has some very bizarre views about America, no better than someone who believes in ufos.

Like this guy:

only he's a comedian, and is funny. Ayers is mean.

re: #53 Alouette

Yeah, that was muy stupido.

Pat goes off the rails quickly when he gets off the topic of Islam.

re: #50 lifeofthemind

If he wasn't convicted, he isn't one and doesn't get registered. I understand your sentiment, believe me I do, but I would guess deep down you wouldn't want people to end up on that list because someone of the street nominated them to it.

Kinky, when I move cursor over the "front page" or other link in the box above the entry frame, the entry frame (containing the username and text entry box) moves down a quarter inch. Then when I move the cursor back over the entry frame, it moves back. Almost a throb-on-command.

re: #38 lifeofthemind

Has anybody seen this? What is the statute of limitations on aiding coercing to enable a rape? Can this at least get Ayers kicked out of the State University School of Education?

ayers is a monster, in all ways.
a psychopath.

Is it only me, or does a "kick in the crotch" sounds almost inviting when expressed with a British accent?

re: #38 lifeofthemind

Has anybody seen this? What is the statute of limitations on aiding coercing to enable a rape? Can this at least get Ayers kicked out of the State University School of Education?

This stuff just never seems to end. There's gonna be more, and more, and more. Scary.

I love this guy!

re: #29 kingkenrod

"A vote for Labour is a vote for Islam".

That's a powerful idea, it should be spread far and wide and repeated often.

When I was in high school, during the Neil Kinnock days (pre-Thatcher), it was pretty much Labour's attitude that the USSR and PRC were destined to rule the world, and therefore they intended that Britain be on the winning side, no matter what the British people's opinion on the subject might be. Because, of course, Labour's leaders were "enlightened intellectuals" like Michael R.D. Foot, and the average Briton was a "stupid peasant".

Today, it's the same attitude at work, except that they're trying to get pats on the head from Islamic clerics instead of whoever's in charge in the Kremlin at any given moment.

Labour over there, like the Dems over here, seem to be engaged in an eternal search for a genuinely bloody-minded, utterly maniacal dictator or group of same to swear fealty to.

Somehow, I doubt that Queen Victoria or King Arthur would be amused.

cheers

eon

re: #56 Alouette

We can hope they buy an island and all move there where Barry can be King complete with BK crown and they can worship him as they wish.

From Iowahawk's YouTube page, just added today...

Just in time for Halloween! Yet another Obama kid remix

Pretty funny, that is, if you can handle listening to that god-awful "music" that those kids are singing. Really, and this is coming from someone who attended a "progressive" school in the 70s, what total crap.

so according to the saudi clerica, the perfect islamic woman is the cyclops.

clerica = clerics.

bollocks

re: #38 lifeofthemind

Has anybody seen this? What is the statute of limitations on aiding coercing to enable a rape? Can this at least get Ayers kicked out of the State University School of Education?

This lady sounds like she has some scoops of tehina missing from her falafel.

re: #56 Alouette

What asre they going to do with all those books when Obi-bam Kenya-bi loses the election?

Bargain bin? I pray you're right about him losing.

Fantastic--this guy speaks for millions of people all around the world. Now, what to do-- sign the petition or go shopping for a one eye(d) burqa?

/decisions, decisions

re: #3 Sharmuta

Pat for anti-Idiotarian of the Year!

I concur!

re: #71 Alouette

I think her article would have been more effective had she not used a couple of words in particular to describe her experience. On the other hand, she can say whatever she wants about it - at least she's got the guts to go public.

As I was reading it, I was thinking how it really wasn't hard to believe, if you remember the sixties at all (and I was a child, but I do).

obama hates the american flag too.
he was dragged kicking and screaming to that little lapel pin.
he wouldn't be wearing "it" now, unless he had to.

re: #44 unrealizedviewpoint

It creeps me out, but I'm prejudiced. One need ask an agnostic or atheist if it creeps them out.

Yes it does creep me out -
And maybe these

[Link: www.bytwerk.com...]

[Link: www.clas.ufl.edu...]

[Link: www.cwporter.com...]

re: #38 lifeofthemind

Has anybody seen this? What is the statute of limitations on aiding coercing to enable a rape? Can this at least get Ayers kicked out of the State University School of Education?

Um, try to prove it in a court of law.

It sounds very Patty Hearst, very sixties. I suppose I believe it, as I believe so many stories about Bill Clinton, that could never be proved in a court of law. I wonder if Ayers would freely admit it. I wonder if Obama would denounce it. This is not always a very pretty world.

re: #58 Archimedes

Having heard Bill Ayers talk, thanks to some audio links provided on LGF a month or so back, I can tell you I'd never associate with him. The guy is a conspiracy theorist wacko. He has some very bizarre views about America, no better than someone who believes in ufos.

Like this guy:
[Link: www.youtube.com...]

only he's a comedian, and is funny. Ayers is mean.

I feel like a vote for the modern democrat party - in it's current sad state - is a vote for Alex Jones and paranoid schizophrenia.

re: #47 Quilly Mammoth

Anyone have links to the petition he's talking about?

It's for UK citizens only. It's on the video description at the youtube site.

re: #75 capitalist piglet

As I was reading it, I was thinking how it really wasn't hard to believe, if you remember the sixties at all (and I was a child, but I do).

If you remember the sixties, you weren't there. :)

This story creeped me out because this person has been in my neighborhood.

The women of Saudi Arabia are the ones who raise the kids and instill this pathetic train of thought about women. Or am I missing something here.

I agree with what Pat says but it is just a thought.

re: #68 gop_patriot

From Iowahawk's YouTube page, just added today...

Pretty funny, that is, if you can handle listening to that god-awful "music" that those kids are singing. Really, and this is coming from someone who attended a "progressive" school in the 70s, what total crap.

I prefered the fat ummm obese ummm chubby ummm, healthy challenged zombies from yesterday on here

re: #75 capitalist piglet

I agree - there were some better choices of words to use, and I wonder if her choice is because she still sees herself, in part, as participatory in what happened. I hope I don't sound like I am over analyzing, but I went through something simillar in nature and its amazing what the mind will do to remove self inflicted stigma.

re: #80 buzzsawmonkey

I guess they missed this part:
"someone who tries to kill innocent people for political purposes"
It's the trying to kill, Huffpo, not the succeeding, that makes a terrorist.

re: #38 lifeofthemind

Has anybody seen this? What is the statute of limitations on aiding coercing to enable a rape? Can this at least get Ayers kicked out of the State University School of Education?

Ayres is a holy lefty. I think it will get him a promotion.

re: #39 FlakMusic

I need to use the word fundament more often.

Example: Abu Hamsa became infamous putting the fundament into fundamentalist.

No - you should really take out the fun.

re: #28 FrogMarch

There's the Johnny Cash version - toooo

Johnny Cash singing with a (somewhat toned down) punk band: Man in Black by One Bad Pig. Takes a few seconds to start.

re: #56 Alouette

What asre they going to do with all those books when Obi-bam Kenya-bi loses the election?

I wonder what will be more disappointing to Gwen, her book flopping, the loss of potentially millions, or the One losing?

re: #80 buzzsawmonkey
Can you reply and point out Police offers were also killed?

re: #57 itellu3times

Bank of America just announced dividend cut in half, earnings half of predicted. Not totally unforeseen, this is their first report including Countrywide, but will weigh on the market tomorrow. Stock down three bucks (10%) aftermarket.

/hey charles the typing is better now in IE6, thanx.

Well they did agree to a 300 billion dollar settlement in the lawsuits filed ag ainst Country Wide, and BofA agreed to take on the debt....they had to get the money from somewhere. Not that the dividend cut doesn't suck....

Here's to free speech and Pat's exercising of it. Maybe someday the government in England, as well as Canada and the US, will throw off the chains of Political Correctness and get back to our regular programs.

re: #38 lifeofthemind

Has anybody seen this? What is the statute of limitations on aiding coercing to enable a rape? Can this at least get Ayers kicked out of the State University School of Education?

Wow, the guy is evil. That was a January 2006 article, too.

boy, i wish i could have attended this conference about intellectuals, especially the Saturday program, say from 2:15 to 3:45. two of Chicago's brightest intellectuals took the stage.
//

re: #80 buzzsawmonkey

This is in a spinoff link, but deserves to be seen on the main threads: a Huffpo "refutation of 30 lies about Obama and Ayers."

The piece includes this blatant howler, among many others:

How about Bill's girlfriend Diana Oughton, and two others, who were working on an antipersonnel bomb of Bill's own design?

they got us on a technicality. Diana died at her own hands (albeit making a bomb TOO kill innocents) So technically, its correct!
((geeezz , I could write for the Obama campaing and/or the NYT! Oh ,, wait ,, thats one and the same

re: #96 buzzsawmonkey

I think I am fresh out of antibacterial soap. Anyone else?

re: #85 ArmyWife

I agree - there were some better choices of words to use, and I wonder if her choice is because she still sees herself, in part, as participatory in what happened. I hope I don't sound like I am over analyzing, but I went through something simillar in nature and its amazing what the mind will do to remove self inflicted stigma.

i thought her story was very believable.
why would a terrorist bomber like ayers, who sought to kill, stop short of rape.

re: #80 buzzsawmonkey

This is in a spinoff link, but deserves to be seen on the main threads: a Huffpo "refutation of 30 lies about Obama and Ayers."

The piece includes this blatant howler, among many others:

How about Bill's girlfriend Diana Oughton, and two others, who were working on an antipersonnel bomb of Bill's own design?

How about the phrase "tries to"? Seems like he tried to me.

re: #83 Steve

what happens to a woman when her husband learns what she's been telling the kids?

Arr, Pat! You be 'me hero! Evening guys, looking for a new job, and now's a bad time. Talked with 'me brother, he works for Emory University, and their network environment is similar to ours, except they have a lot more money. Shipping my resume to him tomorrow. And yes, I am still employed but have am tired of being the lowest paid network engineer in the metro Atlanta area and treated like crap.....

re: #13 musicman

Here it is...

That's getting some heavy play right now, it spins when you try to access it

re: #99 ArmyWife

I think I am fresh out of antibacterial soap. Anyone else?

I prefer homemade lye soap for such occasions—it'll remove tar, skin, whatever, if made right.

re: #80 buzzsawmonkey

This is in a spinoff link, but deserves to be seen on the main threads: a Huffpo "refutation of 30 lies about Obama and Ayers."

The piece includes this blatant howler, among many others:

How about Bill's girlfriend Diana Oughton, and two others, who were working on an antipersonnel bomb of Bill's own design?

Let me get this straight - the left is actually defending Bill Ayers?

re: #107 Racer X

You aren't really surprised, are you?

re: #83 Steve

The women of Saudi Arabia are the ones who raise the kids and instill this pathetic train of thought about women. Or am I missing something here.

I agree with what Pat says but it is just a thought.

First of all- fathers and mosques have a lot to do with making sure young men and boys are taught this.

Second- this is taught to girls and young women through family conditioning. Children see their mothers being beaten for daring to rebel, and what do you think is being learned by the kids watching this? Both the boys and the girls?

re: #109 ArmyWife

You aren't really surprised, are you?

I guess not - ABC called him a "respected college professor" last night on the news.

re: #102 Jim D

There in lies the problem. What a backwards a**hat religion/country

re: #57 itellu3times

Bank of America just announced dividend cut in half, earnings half of predicted. Not totally unforeseen, this is their first report including Countrywide, but will weigh on the market tomorrow. Stock down three bucks (10%) aftermarket.

/hey charles the typing is better now in IE6, thanx.

May be related to the settlement they reached on the Countrywide mortgages, where the deadbeat punks get rate reductions and other concessions, and those that managed to keep up to date without a single late payment, like me, get nothing.

/BofA I am waiting to hear from you!

#47 Mammoth

Pat Condell's own site, "Godless Comedy"
[Link: www.patcondell.net...]

People..................

You gotta understand Condell's against ALL organized religion. He dislikes Judaism as much as Christianity as much as islam, or Buddhism or Hinduism, or anything else.

He DOES recognize that it's only islam trying to take over the world. But hang around him long enough, and unless you're an atheist like he is, he'll offend you at some point.

Now, if you're sensitive about that, then you go ahead and condemn him regardless of the fact that he's one of the few voices against islam's aggression right now.

On the other hand, if you can cope with the idea that some people are not going to fit with ALL your beliefs at the same time, and yet they can still be "on your side" in some important way, then cheer him and publicize him.

re: #107 Racer X

Let me get this straight - the left is actually defending Bill Ayers?

The left is doing to the sixties what Dinnerjacket (and others) have done to the Holocaust. Even the drug culture part is being turned into a poetic pleasantry.

re: #107 Racer X

Let me get this straight - the left is actually defending Bill Ayers?

Yes. It's come to this.

re: #68 gop_patriot

From Iowahawk's YouTube page, just added today...

Pretty funny, that is, if you can handle listening to that god-awful "music" that those kids are singing. Really, and this is coming from someone who attended a "progressive" school in the 70s, what total crap.

That poor kid at the beginning, doing the solo, makes me want to stick pointy objects into my ears. She has a voice only a mother could love.

It reminds me of that scene from Music Man where the "band" plays so that Robert Prestons charater isn't hauled off to the pokey.

re: #104 Thanos

That's getting some heavy play right now, it spins when you try to access it

That's the power of the internet!

re: #111 Racer X

I guess not - ABC called him a "respected college professor" last night on the news.

Respected by whom? Timothy McVeigh? Osama bin Laden? The Huffington Post?

re: #107 Racer X

Let me get this straight - the left is actually defending Bill Ayers?

Well..yeah..they have to. Otherwise Ayers' past and subsequent friendship with Obama will stick to the 'O' like glue. They have two choices - deny the friendship or minimize what Ayers did. They're doing both right now.

re: #107 Racer X

Let me get this straight - the left is actually defending Bill Ayers?

And this shocks you because?

re: #60 ArmyWife

If he wasn't convicted, he isn't one and doesn't get registered. I understand your sentiment, believe me I do, but I would guess deep down you wouldn't want people to end up on that list because someone of the street nominated them to it.

Not saying there shouldn't be a process but the need to punish through a criminal process is not the same as the need to protect through a civil action. Investigate and report. Either he sues her or he is branded.

re: #119 arethusa

Respected by whom? Timothy McVeigh? Osama bin Laden? The Huffington Post?

BARACK HUSSIEN OBAMA that's whom!

re: #68 gop_patriot

From Iowahawk's YouTube page, just added today...

Pretty funny, that is, if you can handle listening to that god-awful "music" that those kids are singing. Really, and this is coming from someone who attended a "progressive" school in the 70s, what total crap.

When the kid rounded the corner on the little scooter, and those two gals were standing there, I expected to hear, You have entered a Dead Zone

re: #120 rightymouse

Well..yeah..they have to. Otherwise Ayers' past and subsequent friendship with Obama will stick to the 'O' like glue. They have two choices - deny the friendship or minimize what Ayers did. They're doing both right now.

Yep...some of these folks should join Circque du Soliel,,,,they have an amazing ability to twist themselves in a manner that boggles.

re: #115 jwb7605

The left is doing to the sixties what Dinnerjacket (and others) have done to the Holocaust. Even the drug culture part is being turned into a poetic pleasantry.

As an academic, I have to say, the sixties have completely corrupted a great many good minds among my older colleagues - whether it was drugs, or Vietnam, or the mistaken idea that they were creating Utopia, these people are just not sane on the subject.

re: #80 buzzsawmonkey

This is in a spinoff link, but deserves to be seen on the main threads: a Huffpo "refutation of 30 lies about Obama and Ayers."

How about this: the founder of the Weatherman organization, one of its philosophical and practical leaders through the Weather Underground days, and the designer of its bombs is a full conspirator in all of its crimes and equally guilty with those whose hands planted the bomb in S.F. that killed a cop, set off the work accident that killed three of the organization's members, and shot the cops and guard in the Brink's armored car robbery.

Because the Weather Underground killed people, and tried to kill many more, William Ayers killed people, and tried to kill many more. There is no way to divorce him from the actions he inspired, enabled and spurred on.

The spirit of Winston Churchill DOES still exist on the sceptered aisle ...er,...isle--yeah isle.

re: #127 arethusa

As an academic, I have to say, the sixties have completely corrupted a great many good minds among my older colleagues - whether it was drugs, or Vietnam, or the mistaken idea that they were creating Utopia, these people are just not sane on the subject.

Can't stand most hippies..I have a few exceptions...all of them conservative now.

Hannity and Pipes on Obama and the Khalidis

re: #110 Sharmuta

First of all- fathers and mosques have a lot to do with making sure young men and boys are taught this.

Second- this is taught to girls and young women through family conditioning. Children see their mothers being beaten for daring to rebel, and what do you think is being learned by the kids watching this? Both the boys and the girls?

Arr mate, the Saud's made a terrible pact with Wahabi religion to gain control of the country, in return for their support the Saud's granted the Wahabi religious carte blanche as the official religion of the state. The Saud family is apparently moderate Islamists but the country is ruled by a fanatical religion.

re: #128 stuiec

How about this: the founder of the Weatherman organization, one of its philosophical and practical leaders through the Weather Underground days, and the designer of its bombs is a full conspirator in all of its crimes and equally guilty with those whose hands planted the bomb in S.F. that killed a cop, set off the work accident that killed three of the organization's members, and shot the cops and guard in the Brink's armored car robbery.

Because the Weather Underground killed people, and tried to kill many more, William Ayers killed people, and tried to kill many more. There is no way to divorce him from the actions he inspired, enabled and spurred on.

In spite of the FBI fucking up the wire tap thing allowing this POS to get off on a technicality.

re: #122 buzzsawmonkey

It's called "the two misstatements solution." Just as mendacious as the "two-state solution" in the Middle East, but applied domestically.

Never quite looked at it that way regarding the ME, but I'll munch on it a while.

Wish G.W.Bush would say as much as Pat Condell says.

re: #107 Racer X

Let me get this straight - the left is actually defending Bill Ayers?

Yes, and good little wannabee Lenins Stalins that they are, I suspect that they have no idea what a colossal mistake they are making.

However trendy it may be on the left to take up the cause of homicidal loonies with a "progressive" cause, be it Bill Ayers or Mumia Abu-Jemal, it doesn't play well in Flyover Country. Defending Ayers at this juncture may be the only move they have, though, as no one is buying The One's "disavowal" of him. He's already thrown too many of his other mentors under the bus, and people are noticing how bumpy the ride is.

There really is no good move they can make here. Except, of course, to wish that The One would have had better sense than to hook up with Bill the Bomber to begin with.

Although I'm sure that many of his defenders agree with him when he says he didn't set off enough bombs. After all, their ideal symbol, the old hammer and sickle, isn't flying over the White House.

/but they're working on that, too, I'm sure

cheers

eon

re: #132 LoFlyer

The Sauds are flaming hypocrites.

re: #110 Sharmuta

First of all- fathers and mosques have a lot to do with making sure young men and boys are taught this.

Second- this is taught to girls and young women through family conditioning. Children see their mothers being beaten for daring to rebel, and what do you think is being learned by the kids watching this? Both the boys and the girls?

Imagine you are a strong person who is kidnapped and abused for a long period of time. Would you be able to avoid falling into Stockholm Syndrome and begin to excuse the behavior of your captors and begin to rationalize and defend their excesses? Now imagine that you have been placed in such a situation from birth—the boys are taught to beat, hurt and even kill without mercy for their god demands it and the girls are taught to submit and endure and take the abuse as a sign of love. I think the entire region of the Middle East suffers from Stockholm Syndrome.

re: #78 itellu3times

Um, try to prove it in a court of law.

It sounds very Patty Hearst, very sixties. I suppose I believe it, as I believe so many stories about Bill Clinton, that could never be proved in a court of law. I wonder if Ayers would freely admit it. I wonder if Obama would denounce it. This is not always a very pretty world.

niave jewish girlie, now adays they would call it date rape or worse, this was an in between time a few years before she would have never gone into his apt to begin with but this was the 60's a very uneven period to say the least. FOR SURE HE IS SCUM a narciistic terrorist

re: #137 Sharmuta

The Sauds are flaming hypocrites.

Oil ticks are flamable.

re: #135 Ojoe

Wish G.W.Bush would say as much as Pat Condell says.

Actually, with 3 months to go, I'd prefer he remain silent.

Bless his heart!

re: #141 unrealizedviewpoint

Actually, with 3 months to go, I'd prefer he remain silent.

Yep...just stay under the bloody radar and enjoy the final days.

Condell's ridicule of these theocrats warms my soul.
That fatwa requiring one eyed abayas tho, is prophylaxis in anticipation
of next years rumored low cut model.It exposes nostril.
Whenever I see the word abaya,I wonder if it could be related to our word,
"abide",or possibly to the word "obey".
Neither word inspires thoughts of freedom,but of obligation.
That folks,is what "submission " is all about.It is the antithesis of freedom.
Regardless of claims to a great "civilization"those following sharia,are not
equal to those following a more secular civil law.
The difference is what makes us civil(ized).
For this I will not thank G-d,but our founding fathers.
Their foresight in limiting input from those claiming to speak for him
made ours a wonderful country.
I would request his assistance in keeping them the hell away from me.

re: #107 Racer X

re: #136 eon

Lefty acquaintances have defended Palestinian suicide bombers to my face.

I recoiled as if from the devil himself.

re: #126 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Yep...some of these folks should join Circque du Soliel,,,,they have an amazing ability to twist themselves in a manner that boggles.

It's so much easier being a conservative. One does not have to twist the brain into a mangled mess. It's a relief not to have to lie to oneself any more.

re: #138 David IV of Georgia

I agree. The women have truly submitted in that they must feel hopeless. It's as though it's a warped survival mechanism- like living half a life (or less) is better than no life at all.

re: #133 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

The prosecutorial screw-ups just mean it's illegal to do to Ayers what he did to the cop in S.F., or what was done to Timothy McVeigh. No doubt if the UNABOM investigation had been similarly tainted, Ted Kaczynski would be a professor of mathematics at some university rather than in supermax.

re: #143 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Yep...just stay under the bloody radar and enjoy the final days.

He can do a Jimmuh and speak his mind the day after the election is finalized.

re: #146 rightymouse

It's so much easier being a conservative. One does not have to twist the brain into a mangled mess. It's a relief not to have to lie to oneself any more.

It is, isn't it? Life is way simpler.

I, for one, am a happy person. I don't understand how these bitter lefties can live filled with such bile! How miserable they are.

Kick the government in the crotch.

re: #100 nyc redneck

remember ayers was a trust fund terrorist, before he became a terrorist i bet he had no problem with raping his dates and his rich capitalist father more than likely protected his sorry azz

re: #147 buzzsawmonkey

If the "two-state solution" in the Middle East is Israel and Jordan--since Jordan is the bulk of Mandate Palestine, and was the part of the Mandate closed to Jewish emigration--I have no problem with a two-state solution.

If a "two-state solution" is actually a 3- or 4-state solution--Jordan, Israel, and either a "Palestine II" consisting of the West Bank and Gaza, or "Palestine II and Palestine III" consisting of the West Bank and Gaza as separate states--you bet I have a problem.

Agreed. Just had not equated the situation to what the lefties are doing to soft-pedal Ayers.

Who here wears a veil with just one eye showing? It's always two isn't it? They are crazy.

re: #131 Thanos

Hannity and Pipes on Obama and the Khalidis

How the HELL do people like this get into our country?Even more! How do the end up teaching school to our kids?

re: #149 stuiec

The prosecutorial screw-ups just mean it's illegal to do to Ayers what he did to the cop in S.F., or what was done to Timothy McVeigh. No doubt if the UNABOM investigation had been similarly tainted, Ted Kaczynski would be a professor of mathematics at some university rather than in supermax.

Now we have harvested the fruit of the poison tree.

re: #152 hazzyday

Yes but the people ultimately are the government here.

Ow ow ow

Ayers sure as hell was a terrorist. The argument that he did not personally pull the pin on a grenade and toss it is rediculous. Arafat only participated in one operation that I know of. The head of Hizbullah in Lebanon may have never fired a shot for all I know. If you lead, organize, train and direct an organization that commits acts of terror then you are a terrorist.

re: #150 David IV of Georgia

He can do a Jimmuh and speak his mind the day after the election is finalized.

I suspect that a lot more than just speaking is going to get done between Nov. 5th and Jan. 20th.

/Are you paying attention Iran?

re: #149 stuiec

The prosecutorial screw-ups just mean it's illegal to do to Ayers what he did to the cop in S.F., or what was done to Timothy McVeigh. No doubt if the UNABOM investigation had been similarly tainted, Ted Kaczynski would be a professor of mathematics at some university rather than in supermax.

Scary, ain't it?

Yet I woudn't trade our justice system for anything in the world. For every bastard who gets off on the technicallities, there are hundres, thousands of convicted criminals in the pokey.

re: #143 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Yep...just stay under the bloody radar and enjoy the final days.

Every time he opens his unprepared mouth he proves again and again, as slow as his lips move, his mind moves slower.

re: #156 Oldasdirt

They end up teaching school because conservatives have surrendered the territory. It's your country. Take it back.

Best line:
"I wouldn't vote labour again at gunpoint."

I love a good object lesson! Tomorrow night I wish McCain would wave around the 9/11/2001 edition of the NYT's and then ask Obama how old was he when this was published? And just exactly what happened that same day?

re: #133 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Ayers should be dumped out of that university or it should have all it's government grants and funding removed. Tenure? baloney to it.

More Bogus Obama Donors Surface

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CBS News has learned that two donors to the Obama campaign that gave a total of $7,722 appear to have made their contributions under fake names that look like they were written by a mouse running across a keyboard: Dahsudhu Hdusahfd of Df, Hawaii with the following employer CZXVC/ZXVZXV and Uadhshgu Hduadh listed as living in Dhff, Florida listed their employer as DASADA/SAFASF.

CBS News did not find any records of these last names, towns or employers anywhere else. Newsweek reported two questionable Obama donors over the weekend named “Doodad Pro” and “Good Will”.

Contributions from the two donors Hdusahfd and Hduadh were made on the same day starting on July 16, 2008. Federal Election Commission (FEC) records show the campaign began refunding the donations as early as August 6, 2008.

Good afternoon lizards.................

re: #159 lifeofthemind

Ayers sure as hell was a terrorist. The argument that he did not personally pull the pin on a grenade and toss it is rediculous. Arafat only participated in one operation that I know of. The head of Hizbullah in Lebanon may have never fired a shot for all I know. If you lead, organize, train and direct an organization that commits acts of terror then you are a terrorist.

Eichmann never personally killed anyone.

Oops - here is the link

More Bogus Obama Donors Surface

re: #167 hazzyday

Ayers should be dumped out of that university or it should have all it's government grants and funding removed. Tenure? baloney to it.

Profs like him are why I hestiate to encourage my kids toward college.

re: #137 Sharmuta

The Sauds are flaming hypocrites.

Arrr, No-Shiit mate! They party like there is no tomorrow when they are out of country!

re: #19 loppyd

For you, Pat....

Ironically, this is the song that Tom Petty sang during the 9/11 telethon.

Where did that spirit go?

Off to eat suppah.

BBL

I love that song. It's a good anthem for though times, and in many ways could serve as John McCain's song.

re: #159 lifeofthemind

Ayers sure as hell was a terrorist. The argument that he did not personally pull the pin on a grenade and toss it is rediculous. Arafat only participated in one operation that I know of. The head of Hizbullah in Lebanon may have never fired a shot for all I know. If you lead, organize, train and direct an organization that commits acts of terror then you are a terrorist.

Yeah, but is he a registered terrorist?

/re: registered sex offender

re: #158 Ojoe

Yes but the people ultimately are the government here.

Ow ow ow

Quoting from the end of the vid. He mean the British government. But no effect if they have been sharia castrated.

re: #131 Thanos

Hannity and Pipes on Obama and the Khalidis

Rashid Khalidi member of the PLO? These universities really hire some sweet people, and Obama found another pal.

Pat Condell has NO reason to back down. I just hope the man, doesn't suffer the fate of Theo van Gogh.

If he does, who will then speak for the Brits?

Very well said, Pat. He's a brave, articulate man.

re: #107 Racer X

Let me get this straight - the left is actually defending Bill Ayers?

Let them defend him. They'll discredit themselves in so doing. If the enemy is willing to defend territory where you hold all the advantages, by all means let him defend it and crush him there.

Gotta cook dinner...the rug rats are rebelling.

BRB

re: #159 lifeofthemind

Ayers sure as hell was a terrorist. The argument that he did not personally pull the pin on a grenade and toss it is rediculous. Arafat only participated in one operation that I know of. The head of Hizbullah in Lebanon may have never fired a shot for all I know. If you lead, organize, train and direct an organization that commits acts of terror then you are a terrorist.

George Bush hasn't even carried so much as a weapon and look what he's being blamed for.

re: #166 musicman

I love a good object lesson! Tomorrow night I wish McCain would wave around the 9/11/2001 edition of the NYT's and then ask Obama how old was he when this was published? And just exactly what happened that same day?

Make sure it's the front page of Arts- that's where the Ayers interview was.

Which makes me tend to suspect the NYT of defining terrorism as nothing more serious than a somewhat extreme version of "performance art", or perhaps "guerilla theatre".

And I'm sure they think that the victims "had it coming" for being on the wrong side of the terrorists' agenda, too.

/To the NYT, only the terrorists are "innocent"

cheers

eon

re: #107 Racer X

What else can they do? Sure, he's an unrepentant bomber--but he's their unrepentant bomber

re: #181 Dark_Falcon

Let them defend him. They'll discredit themselves in so doing. If the enemy is willing to defend territory where you hold all the advantages, by all means let him defend it and crush him there.

How exactly do you discredit someone who has no creditability to start with?

re: #170 Alouette

Eichmann never personally killed anyone.

Feliks Dzhersinsky killed once when someone attacked him in his office.

1st the Chicago Cubs go down

Now the Chicago white Sox

next will be Chicago Obama

Good year if you despise Chicago, ain't it

re: #168 loppyd

More Bogus Obama Donors Surface

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"Dahsudhu Hdusahfd of Df, Hawaii with the following employer CZXVC/ZXVZXV and Uadhshgu Hduadh listed as living in Dhff, Florida listed their employer as DASADA/SAFASF."

They might be Celtic. I think "Dahsudhu Hdusahfd" is the Celt spelling of David Hasselhoff, and "Uadhshgu Hduadh" is Andy Dick.

re: #151 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

It is, isn't it? Life is way simpler.

I, for one, am a happy person. I don't understand how these bitter lefties can live filled with such bile! How miserable they are.

The bitter lefties are that way methinks because they don't want to ever take responsibility for themselves. Their negative life choices are never examined so they don't grow up and benefit from hindsight. It's so much easier to fling poo elsewhere or expect someone to bail them out than grow a pair and do the right things to better their lives.

Also, I think at some level, they know they are full of crap and are very defensive about it.

re: #181 Dark_Falcon

Let them defend him. They'll discredit themselves in so doing. If the enemy is willing to defend territory where you hold all the advantages, by all means let him defend it and crush him there.

I think some general said this one time,"We are surrounded by the enemy on all sides,we have them right where we want them."

re: #188 vero

What about us who hate the Bears?

One week and one day later and still Jeff Jacoby's devastating column on Barney Frank's pivotal role in the mortgage meltdown is the #1 most emailed story on boston.com!

MOST E-MAILED
1. Frank's fingerprints are all over the financial fiasco

re: #192 Oldasdirt

I think some general said this one time,"We are surrounded by the enemy on all sides,we have them right where we want them."

Chesty Puller frozen Chosin

re: #190 rightymouse

The bitter lefties are that way methinks because they don't want to ever take responsibility for themselves. Their negative life choices are never examined so they don't grow up and benefit from hindsight. It's so much easier to fling poo elsewhere or expect someone to bail them out than grow a pair and do the right things to better their lives.

Also, I think at some level, they know they are full of crap and are very defensive about it.

You nailed it. Is that a new avatar or am I thinking of another mouse?

re: #178 buzzsawmonkey

Richard Elrod was paralyzed in that incident.

re: #192 Oldasdirt

I think some general said this one time,"We are surrounded by the enemy on all sides,we have them right where we want them."

"They are in front of us, behind us, and we are flanked on both sides by an
enemy that outnumbers us 29:1. They can't get away from us now!"
- Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller, USMC

re: #156 Oldasdirt

And then, the funding! The f-0-0K-g domestic terrorists are funding the Palestinian terrorists. Pipes alleges a financial connection (to the tune of $70,000) funneled to Khalidi...Isn't anyone investigating this? And, the connections between Ayers and Khalidi go back to when the PLO was a designated terrorist organization.

re: #191 buzzsawmonkey

To distinguish him from the Unibomber, I hereby dub Bill Ayers the Diversibomber.

How about the O-Bomber?

re: #189 CyanSnowHawk

They might be Celtic. I think "Dahsudhu Hdusahfd" is the Celt spelling of David Hasselhoff, and "Uadhshgu Hduadh" is Andy Dick.

I thought they were Amish.

until there is peace why do i have to accept any pali state jordan or anywere else?

with peace yes with out peace
[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

re: #192 Oldasdirt

I think some general said this one time,"We are surrounded by the enemy on all sides,we have them right where we want them."

ROTFLMAO................I'm pretty sure that was Captain Kirk.......

re: #200 CyanSnowHawk

How about the O-Bomber?

I like it.

re: #113 CyanSnowHawk

May be related to the settlement they reached on the Countrywide mortgages, where the deadbeat punks get rate reductions and other concessions, and those that managed to keep up to date without a single late payment, like me, get nothing.

/BofA I am waiting to hear from you!

Yah. If it's carefully done, it might not be too violently unfair, just a stiffer rate cap and rescheduling and endless negative amortization. But I mean, how about me, I didn't even take a mortgage, can't somebody just send me my share of the $700,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 in cash?

I love how a shithead like Ayers can scream about living in a fascist police state for decades, where if the government was actually even remotely what he suggested it is, he would have had been dumped in a ditch with his skull cracked open 30 years ago.

re: #200 CyanSnowHawk

How about the O-Bomber?

Obomber/Biden 2008

re: #194 loppyd

One week and one day later and still Jeff Jacoby's devastating column on Barney Frank's pivotal role in the mortgage meltdown is the #1 most emailed story on boston.com!

MOST E-MAILED
1. Frank's fingerprints are all over the financial fiasco

Would that also include Frank's boyfriend in the article?

Condell-Palin '08!

re: #208 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

I love how a shithead like Ayers can scream about living in a fascist police state for decades, where if the government was actually even remotely what he suggested it is, he would have had been dumped in a ditch with his skull cracked open 30 years ago.

The irony is lost on them.

re: #131 Thanos

Is there a written transcript of this broadcast anywhere?

Too bad about Constitution and all that.

I logged in just for the pleasure of giving this a "+".

Good on ya, Pat.

G'night folks.

re: #210 musicman

Would that also include Frank's boyfriend in the article?

Nope. It was before that became news....

Hope all is well with you and yours!

re: #172 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Profs like him are why I hestiate to encourage my kids toward college.

Some colleges are still good. While many companies give huge sums to fund all these crazy educational experiments, many hire from colleges that have traditional education and values—would you hire those wackos?

The problem is finding a school with traditional values. Speaking with current and recently graduated students is a good way to discover what was taught. Telling somewhat non-PC jokes and seeing the response is a good way to tell I've found.

re: #189 CyanSnowHawk

They might be Celtic. I think "Dahsudhu Hdusahfd" is the Celt spelling of David Hasselhoff, and "Uadhshgu Hduadh" is Andy Dick.

Dahsudhu Hdusahfd! I KNOW that guy! Came from old money. Talked with a lisp, smelled funny, fancied himself a ladies man but never scored. Figures, he'd be giving $$ to the One. IIRC, his great grandfather Qwerty Dvorak invented something big...but for the life of me, I can't remember what it was.

re: #214 zombie

Too bad about Constitution and all that.

Well, at least it keeps Fidel from running.

re: #200 CyanSnowHawk

How about the O-Bomber?

Obamer may wish to celebrate diversity.
I plan to confine my celebration to infidelity.

re: #161 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Scary, ain't it?

Yet I woudn't trade our justice system for anything in the world. For every bastard who gets off on the technicallities, there are hundres, thousands of convicted criminals in the pokey.

As Alouette points out at #157 above, the Fruit of the Poisoned Tree doctrine is not really a healthy way to punish police or prosecutorial misconduct. It's hard to see how it's right to punish an official by letting a criminal loose to prey on society.

re: #208 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

I love how a shithead like Ayers can scream about living in a fascist police state for decades, where if the government was actually even remotely what he suggested it is, he would have had been dumped in a ditch with his skull cracked open 30 years ago.

No kidding!
On a better note McCain within 3 in the latest CBS poll

re: #198 guzziguy

"They are in front of us, behind us, and we are flanked on both sides by an
enemy that outnumbers us 29:1. They can't get away from us now!"
- Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller, USMC

The Lone Ranger and Tonto are in a tight spot. Lone Ranger says, "Tonto! There are Indians to the right of us, Indians to the left of us, Indians in front of us, and Indians behind us! What are we going to DO?"

Tonto: "Uhhhh. What you mean, 'WE', white man?
.

re: #212 Sharmuta

The irony is lost on them.

Or they are so vicious they see the irony all too clearly.

re: #191 buzzsawmonkey

To distinguish him from the Unibomber, I hereby dub Bill Ayers the Diversibomber.

But it's Unabomber' not "Unibomber."

re: #194 loppyd

One week and one day later and still Jeff Jacoby's devastating column on Barney Frank's pivotal role in the mortgage meltdown is the #1 most emailed story on boston.com!

MOST E-MAILED
1. Frank's fingerprints are all over the financial fiasco

And his mouth prints are all over something else. ;>}

re: #214 zombie

Too bad about Constitution and all that.

Zombie, get with the program, the Constitution is a living document constantly evolving and flexibly responding to new conditions.
/do I need to?

re: #224 Archimedes

Or they are so vicious they see the irony all too clearly.

Honestly, I think it's ignorance- they don't really know what fascism is.

You know what would be really, really interesting?

Obama calls a national press conference, announces he's dropping Biden from the ticket, and replacing him with...Sarah Palin, whether she like it or not. Then, both candidates would be running with the same VP, essentially neutralizing her influence.

Obama-Palin '08! Can you imagine how insurmountable that would be? Even I would have to pause for moment in the voting booth over that one.

re: #227 x-wing

And his mouth prints are all over something else. ;>}

Ewwwww. I am trying to eat dinner, ya know!

re: #226 WF Bach

But it's Unabomber' not "Unibomber."

So how about the Billabomber.

re: #216 loppyd

Nope. It was before that became news....

Hope all is well with you and yours!

I am currently recovering from my second knee surgery in the last 5 month's. Doing nothing, sitting in my recliner for the last 5 days is about to drive me nuts. Being on LGF though has helped to keep my sanity.

re: #229 Sharmuta

Honestly, I think it's ignorance- they don't really know what fascism is.

Ayers strikes me as out right evil.

Say, check out this SUZUKI HAYABUSA accelerating to 220 MPH in close to 20 seconds.

That'll put hair on your chest.
.

re: #159 lifeofthemind

Ayers sure as hell was a terrorist. The argument that he did not personally pull the pin on a grenade and toss it is rediculous. Arafat only participated in one operation that I know of. The head of Hizbullah in Lebanon may have never fired a shot for all I know. If you lead, organize, train and direct an organization that commits acts of terror then you are a terrorist.

How many people did Charles Manson kill?

re: #207 itellu3times

Yah. If it's carefully done, it might not be too violently unfair, just a stiffer rate cap and rescheduling and endless negative amortization. But I mean, how about me, I didn't even take a mortgage, can't somebody just send me my share of the $700,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 in cash?

How much of your house are you willing to put up for it? I think my take on the bailout now is that the Gov't is just upside down in the principal/asset ratio.

re: #230 zombie

Now THAT'S innovative!

re: #235 buzzsawmonkey

Sounds too much like something the jolly swagman would camp beside.

You'll come a waltzing Obama with me.

re: #218 brickthruplateglasswindow

Qwerty Dvorak inherited everything from his uncle Joe Dvorak who was the nephew of Anton Dvorak who wrote a wonderful symphony.

re: #196 unrealizedviewpoint

You nailed it. Is that a new avatar or am I thinking of another mouse?

Hey..hey! There's only one mouse here. lol!

Seriously, I changed the avatar a while ago. Thinking of changing it again. Have another fun one to use.

As for continued musings on lefties, I also think they truly believe that the gummint's role is to take money away from the productive and spread it around to the non-productive. At heart, liberals feel guilty about the lot of others as though it's everybody else's fault, instead of individual choices and decisions. They don't hold themselves accountable for anything, so why should they hold anyone else accountable? Except the wealthy. 'Cause it's easier to take their money and not feel guilty.

re: #230 zombie

I think the zombies been drinkin' today.

re: #230 zombie

You know what would be really, really interesting?

Obama calls a national press conference, announces he's dropping Biden from the ticket, and replacing him with...Sarah Palin, whether she like it or not. Then, both candidates would be running with the same VP, essentially neutralizing her influence.

Obama-Palin '08! Can you imagine how insurmountable that would be? Even I would have to pause for moment in the voting booth over that one.

Palin has lunch with Hillary and Obama never gets a second of sleep until he is carried away in a straight jacket.
/full employment for food tasters

re: #234 musicman

I am currently recovering from my second knee surgery in the last 5 month's. Doing nothing, sitting in my recliner for the last 5 days is about to drive me nuts. Being on LGF though has helped to keep my sanity.

I'm really sorry to hear that.

I hope you're back on your feet soon!

re: #227 x-wing

And his mouth prints are all over something else. ;>}

Eeeewwww!

re: #200 CyanSnowHawk

How about the O-Bomber?

Perfect - and it highlights his new and improved Irish name too: Barry O'Bomber

re: #244 unrealizedviewpoint

I think the zombies been drinkin' today.

Maybe he/she spent too much time on the marajuwhanna thread earlier

nice job, pat!

re: #208 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

I love how a shithead like Ayers can scream about living in a fascist police state for decades, where if the government was actually even remotely what he suggested it is, he would have had been dumped in a ditch with his skull cracked open 30 years ago.

This is my standard response to Truthers, conspiracists, people who think we never went to the Moon, and/or anyone else who is convinced that anyone to the right of Che' Guevara is part of a vast, all-powerful conspiracy that they are opposed to;

If the Conspiracy is so all-powerful, why are you still alive?

After all, people die in "undetermined circumstances" in this country every day. To a truly powerful "conspiracy", one or two more wouldn't amount to a problem.

Some such riposte that "I'm well enough known that if I disappeared, there would be trouble."

It seems to be a common feature of their paranoid/grandiose disorder that they believe themselves to be far more important than any objective assessment would support.

cheers

eon

I liked it when Palin called him Obiden in the debate, she should keep doing that.

Off to watch the Red Sox.

Have a good night, Lizard Nation!

GO SOX!

re: #208 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

I love how a shithead like Ayers can scream about living in a fascist police state for decades, where if the government was actually even remotely what he suggested it is, he would have had been dumped in a ditch with his skull cracked open 30 years ago.

Ya just can't reason with a junkyard dog. Why try?
.

That one's a keeper.

the first mayor daley is rolling in his grave for sure. he was crupt for sure but he was very ANTI COMMUNIST.

Damn, but I make a great pork roast!

A little oil in a frying pan, seasoned with Tony Cacheries....brown all sides of the roast then drop the sucker into a crock pot. Pour two cans for pineapple bits with the juice over the roast and add 1/4 cup of Worcestershire sauce and cook all day long.....

Yummy

OT: Frank says GOP housing attacks racially motivated

/If I said I hope he takes it in the ass this election cycle, is that good or bad?

re: #237 Tamron

Say, check out this SUZUKI HAYABUSA accelerating to 220 MPH in close to 20 seconds.

That'll put hair on your chest.
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Right up until you hit the pavement and scrap it all off.

re: #211 zombie

Condell-Palin '08!

That would be more like a cage match than a ticket, even if it were possible for Condell to run for the office.

re: #208 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

I love how a shithead like Ayers can scream about living in a fascist police state for decades, where if the government was actually even remotely what he suggested it is, he would have had been dumped in a ditch with his skull cracked open 30 years ago.

A true fascist state would have "disappeared" him in 1969.

/but ya can't have everything

re: #251 eon

I take it you've read Maddox's take on conspiracies?

Unlike others who debunk 9/11 conspiracy theories, or "cons" for short, I'm not going to bother with going through intricate point-by-point rebuttals, or pointing out the hundreds of factual inaccuracies and outright lies in this "documentary," because I don't need to. In fact, I can debunk the entire story with one simple observation:

The fact that this man is alive...

Interesting
Your text to link...Feds ask to strike Rezco's October Sentencing

re: #258 USCMSNE

OT: Frank says GOP housing attacks racially motivated

/If I said I hope he takes it in the ass this election cycle, is that good or bad?

Your call.