Obama knows that we know that he knows.

re: #1 imploder

Obama knows that we know that he knows.

And he's smirking like a canary-chewing alley cat.

re: #1 imploder

Obama knows that we know that he knows.

///and I know that Obama knows that we know that he knows

A terrorist? O's voters don't care. And his handlers love it.

I'm starting to feel like proof means nothing in this world anymore. It's all about spin and willingness to suspend disbelief and rational thought.

But...Khalidi is such a well spoken shill for terrorists, Just like Bill. Maybe that's why Obama, loves the guys...Well to my knowledge NOT in a carnal way.

and theres all the unknown unknowns that we dont know about obama, yet...

re: #4 FightingBack

A terrorist? O's voters don't care. And his handlers love it.

i agree.. they dismiss is as something like "reds under the bed" GOP scare tactics.

much better to hit hard on his crazy policies.

Director of the Palestinian press agency, but not a spokesman- oh-kaaay.

The Ministry of Truth lives!

re: #2 Who Watches the Watchmen?

And he's smirking like a canary-chewing alley cat.

Hey, please don't use cats in ANY comparison to Obama. Weasels, rats, other vermin, though, are fine.

#1, Like we needed any MORE proof
#2, Like ANY proof would sway an Obamaton/ MSMer anyway

re: #5 arethusa

I'm starting to feel like proof means nothing in this world anymore. It's all about spin and willingness to suspend disbelief and rational thought.

We need to come up with a clever 'one-size, fits all' sort of phrase to stop this . . . , did that make sense?

Someone babysat Obama's kids.

And there's only so many terrorist sympathizers in his neighborhood whose house he's been to more than once.

/doubtful that the math will work out on this rumor before Tuesday though

Wow, that's a damning article about Kahlidi, really damning.

The MSM should be absolutely despondent over their failings in vetting Barack Obama. They did not inform or report about Obama's fellow travelers. They played along because they have an axe to grind.

This isn't partisan bickering, the freaking evidence is overwhelming and Obama supporters can't do much more than brush it off. Holy shit.

What's interesting about all the people under Obama's bus is how quietly they DO just go away. They know they have to remove their slimey countenances from the glare of the national spotlight. They KNOW that they hurt the One.

re: #11 goddessoftheclassroom

Hey, please don't use cats in ANY comparison to Obama. Weasels, rats, other vermin, though, are fine.

I think Basement Cat is appropriate.

re: #11 goddessoftheclassroom

Hey, please don't use cats in ANY comparison to Obama. Weasels, rats, other vermin, though, are fine.

Image: funny-pictures-rule-number-one-for-throwing-snowballs.jpg

I'm shocked!

re: #16 NoSubmission

What's interesting about all the people under Obama's bus is how quietly they DO just go away. They know they have to remove their slimey countenances from the glare of the national spotlight. They KNOW that they hurt the One.

I think they correctly fear what will happen to them if they don't go away quietly.

re: #17 Who Watches the Watchmen?

I think Basement Cat is appropriate.

Oh, dear, I can't really argue with that!

Khalidi:

"If they can do that, Mr. Khalidi said, the Israeli's will then feel free to force the Palestinians under their occupation to agree to a form of self-rule as the Israelis conceive it."

He continued, "Then we will have technology, dammit. And civil discourse amongst our peers, dammit. Education, science, philosophy...dammit. No more stuffing women into gunny sacks dammit. No more female genital mutilation...dammit. No more stoning of gang raped 'uncovered meat' in the guise of 'adultery'...dammit. No more honor killings, dammit. No more suicide bombers, dammit. THOSE OPPRESSIVE JOOOS!"

*spit*

re: #13 outsidephilly

We need to come up with a clever 'one-size, fits all' sort of phrase to stop this . . . , did that make sense?

That's the problem, there is no 'one size, fits all' to cover so many major flaws in this mans character.

Maybe that was the word: CHARACTER, he has none.

re: #16 NoSubmission

What's interesting about all the people under Obama's bus is how quietly they DO just go away. They know they have to remove their slimey countenances from the glare of the national spotlight. They KNOW that they hurt the One.

I think they're just biding their time. In their (and his) mind Obama can resurrect them all after he's won. Why would they rock the boat when they'll be able to come out of hiding after it's over?

re: #16 NoSubmission

What's interesting about all the people under Obama's bus is how quietly they DO just go away. They know they have to remove their slimey countenances from the glare of the national spotlight. They KNOW that they hurt the One.

they are waiting, patiently. and hoping.
(did you get my message?)

After Obama proves himself to be a Marxist dictator, can the military decide he's unfit for command and commandeer Air Force One, offering him a choice between Guantanamo Bay and Nairobi?

re: #26 Who Watches the Watchmen?

No. This is America.

Meanwhile Mullah Zogby warns McCain he will pay a price for attacking an upstanding man like Mr Khalidi

re: #16 NoSubmission

What's interesting about all the people under Obama's bus is how quietly they DO just go away. They know they have to remove their slimey countenances from the glare of the national spotlight. They KNOW that they hurt the One.

What did it cost to make Wright shut up?
Ayers to stay quiet?
etc..?

re: #28 Bill Amos

Meanwhile Mullah Zogby warns McCain he will pay a price for attacking an upstanding man like Mr Khalidi

Well, if it's so nice, why are they hiding the tape?

re: #23 unrealizedviewpoint

That's the problem, there is no 'one size, fits all' to cover so many major flaws in this mans character.

Maybe that was the word: CHARACTER, he has none.

I 'hear' ya . . . , when something like is brought up for 'discussion' I generally say things like, "Isn't that creepy to you?" and the response is often a blank stare.

re: #27 FightingBack

No. This is America.

Is it 2012 yet?

/srsly, I'm going to go out and vote on Tuesday and hope that America doesn't make a very serious error in judgment.

re: #29 unrealizedviewpoint

What did it cost to make Wright shut up?
Ayers to stay quiet?
etc..?

prominence in the long run! (see my #24)

re: #29 unrealizedviewpoint

Their access to power when he wins. They get nothing when he loses.

re: #16 NoSubmission

What's interesting about all the people under Obama's bus is how quietly they DO just go away. They know they have to remove their slimey countenances from the glare of the national spotlight. They KNOW that they hurt the One.

They don't call them the Weather Underground for nothing.

re: #29 unrealizedviewpoint

What did it cost to make Wright shut up?
Ayers to stay quiet?
etc..?

..and did the checks come directly from Soros's account or round about?

re: #26 Who Watches the Watchmen?

After Obama proves himself to be a Marxist dictator, can the military decide he's unfit for command and commandeer Air Force One, offering him a choice between Guantanamo Bay and Nairobi?

but obama will have his "civillian national security force"

[Link: www.wnd.com...]

re: #21 goddessoftheclassroom

Oh, dear, I can't really argue with that!

/damn, I wish they were that out in the open, my cats are infinitely more creative at hiding their toys

re: #28 Bill Amos

Meanwhile Mullah Zogby warns McCain he will pay a price for attacking an upstanding man like Mr Khalidi

I kinda don't think McCain is getting the Arab vote anyway.

After Obama is defeated on Tuesday, we should...
Oops, I can't talk about that until after the election.

re: #35 FightingBack

Their access to power when he wins. They get nothing when he loses.

Not Wright. he's in for the money today. Not tomorrow. bird in hand...

It is worth explaining what it [sic] meant to be "deeply involved in politics in Beirut" during the civil war in Lebanon. It was not at all like community organizing in Chicago. The Lebanese state had ceased to function; the political actors were all armed militias, Lebanese and Palestinian. Every individual needed to be affiliated with such an organization, if not for bread then at least for protection. Khalidi was known to be affiliated with, and protected by, Arafat's Fatah. A 1979 New York Times report (by Youssef Ibrahim) described Khalidi as "a professor of political science who is close to Al Fatah." In Beirut, to be "close" to an organization meant you enjoyed its protection in return for loyalty and services rendered. Khalidi's wife also worked as an English translator for the PLO's press agency, Wafa. So savvy journalists knew that if they wanted the Fatah spin, they could get it from Khalidi.

Nice jab at 0bama.

re: #38 buzzdroid

but obama will have his "civillian national security force"

[Link: www.wnd.com...]

Obama's civilian security force can chew on my ribbon rack...

re: #22 Oh no...Sand People!

/ ...I guess...

GOP to burn Obama on coal
[Link: blogs.abcnews.com...]

automated calls in PA... playing Obama's own words on the coal industry.

re: #40 yah

I kinda don't think McCain is getting the Arab vote anyway.

. . . , like, do you think they are registered to vote?

re: #46 buzzdroid

GOP to burn Obama on coal
[Link: blogs.abcnews.com...]

automated calls in PA... playing Obama's own words on the coal industry.

At least they were quick about it.

re: #44 imploder

Obama's civilian security force can chew on my ribbon rack...

Nice ...now I take your nick a little more seriously.

Win or lose, I wonder if the MSM will start looking into all these allegations. I cannot imagine that Hillary, et. al., would not be interested in seeing all this stuff come forward to increase her chances for 2012.

One thing I know for sure...we all need to start digging up a lot of things...particularly policy. Wish there was a web site that presented each bill and discussions pro and con on all of it so we could all become more educated on legislation. I don't want to just read the legal bill, but undo the rhetoric to common language and then people post pro's and con's on the legislation itself.

We have to take this country back...

Via Hot Air

DEATH TO 'JOE'

CAUGHT ON TAPE: KGO Talker Wants Ohio Plumber Killed

How progressive.

re: #47 outsidephilly

Like, yeah, and then some.

re: #40 yah

I kinda don't think McCain is getting the Arab vote anyway.

i cant see Iraqi , or even Iranian exiles, voting for "the One" , who want to leave Iraq to the mercies of Al Qaeda. and who wants to sit down and have a cup of tea with the Iranian regime...

C'mon. The whole freakin' world is clammed-up. Everybody, and I mean everybody is pulling a Sergeant Schultz. There had to have been a lot of hush money thrown about. Had to be.

re: #43 Sharmuta

Nice jab at 0bama.

You have a point. How much was he paid to hold the release of his book?

Khalidi's wife also worked as an English translator for the PLO's press agency, Wafa. So savvy journalists knew that if they wanted the Fatah spin, they could get it from Khalidi.

They'll just call Martin a racist now, right?

re: #51 loppyd

Via Hot Air

DEATH TO 'JOE'

CAUGHT ON TAPE: KGO Talker Wants Ohio Plumber Killed

How progressive.

Is the Secret Service jumping at this one?

...I doubt it...only if a reporter makes it up and if it's at a Palin rally...

It utterly nauseates me that there are Jews like JTA, "The Forward," Jerusalem Post, who carry 0bama's water for him.

My oldest son, who is registered to vote in Michigan, made the "Great Schlep" from Boston in order to come home and cast his vote for McCain.

re: #52 yah

Like, yeah, and then some.

Now, that's a bummer!

re: #49 yah

Nice ...now I take your nick a little more seriously.

Haha thanks with my ribbon rack and four bucks I can buy some coffee at Fourbucks. ahhahahahah!

I'm retired now. Washed up.

I sure this was not the Khalidi Obama knew.

According to the MSM, it's just low to bring this stuff up.

re: #51 loppyd

Via Hot Air

DEATH TO 'JOE'

CAUGHT ON TAPE: KGO Talker Wants Ohio Plumber Killed

How progressive.

"Karel" sounds a little light in the loafers, if you ask me. Whats Charles Karel Bouley gonna do, bludgeon Joe with his purse?

Can someone with a HuffPo account let James Zogby know this.

re: #61 imploder

Retired, maybe. Washed up? Not here. Salute.

re: #55 x-wing

Sorry Sharmuta, that was directed at #42 unrealizedveiwpoint

Rashid Khalidi Was a Terrorist Shill.

News at 11

On Nov 5th.

re: #40 yah

I kinda don't think McCain is getting the Arab vote anyway.

/in Vegas, the line would be off

"was a terrorist shill"? How about is a terrorist shill

On a lighter note new, Obama music video... "Spread the wealth around"

re: #68 Opinionated

Rashid Khalidi Was a Terrorist Shill.

News at 11

On Nov 5th.

I agree with you,but I beleive it won't start until after the actual inauguration

What we have with Obama and Ayers are Apex Political Predators.

With this new revelation about bankrupting the coal industry I can clearly see the sadistic tendency to inflict harm on the populace for a greater purpose. Obama does not care how many business are closed, families go bankrupt, dreams are crushed, as long as his political purposes are furthered.

And like other predators we routinely hear about in the news - Ayers has focused on grooming children to manipulate them to cooperate in his own misdeeds. "Kill your parents" - he once said. Now the Obama campaign has encouraged children to goad and irritate their parents and grandparents into voting for him. Is this good for the family relationship? Obama doesn't care because it's all about him.

re: #53 buzzdroid

i cant see Iraqi , or even Iranian exiles, voting for "the One" , who want to leave Iraq to the mercies of Al Qaeda. and who wants to sit down and have a cup of tea with the Iranian regime...

Good point.

re: #72 sattv4u2

I agree with you,but I beleive it won't start until after the actual inauguration

Na. It will never be news.

He's a 'Palestinian". They're never terrorists. They're at worst activists.

re: #66 FightingBack

Retired, maybe. Washed up? Not here. Salute.

It's funny, Chris Rock equates McCain being holed up in an enemy hell-hole for five years to doing the heimlich manuever when he was in eighth grade.

People that talk shit like that don't know what American families really do for the country. What sacrafices they make. It's ironic in a time of war that it is forgotten during a campaign like this. I guess the war becomes status quo.

My wife and I both work with, and are friends with many Jews here in NYC, orthodox and secular. We are both shocked on a daily basis at the sheer numbers of them who are voting for Obama. They do not believe anything we tell them or ask them to read. I almost think they are trying to prove that they are not racist or something... they hint that we(my wife and I) may be. They have so much to lose in this election and they go quietly to the slaughter. It is baffling.

O/T but, I had wondered how John McCain did in Massachusetts during the 2000 presidential primary. There was only a 15k difference or thereabouts between McCain and Gore. I am hoping MAYBE, Massachusetts might go for McCain Tuesday? Call me crazy, but, well, you're right I'm crazy.
MASSACHUSETTS

Primary Election: March 7, 2000

Gore, Al D 341,586
59.77

Bradley, Bill D 212,452
37.17

No Preference D 11,281
1.97

All Others D 4,073
0.71

LaRouche, Lyndon H., Jr. D 2,135
0.37

Total Party Votes:
571,527

McCain, John R 325,297
64.68

Bush, George W. R 159,826
31.78

Keyes, Alan R 12,656
2.52

Bauer, Gary R 1,745
0.35

Forbes, Steve R 1,411
0.28

No Preference R 1,295
0.26

All Others R 440
0.09

Hatch, Orrin R 262
0.05

Total Party Votes:
502,932

Total State Votes:
1,074,459

As disturbing as all of 0bama's connections and associations truly are, it seems the most damaging thing about him is ironically the same thing that wooed so many- his own words.

/spread the weath

re: #57 buzzsawmonkey

Just had an email exchange with another friend of mine who is in the tank for Obama. Also an Orthodox Jew.

I sent him the vid from Joo-tube,

Link please.

re: #79 Sharmuta

Er- wealth. PIMF

Good evening, lizards.
Back from a quiet weekend of much-needed respite, and ready for whatever comes on election day.

I think.

re: #77 surrounded

My wife and I both work with, and are friends with many Jews here in NYC, orthodox and secular. We are both shocked on a daily basis at the sheer numbers of them who are voting for Obama. They do not believe anything we tell them or ask them to read. I almost think they are trying to prove that they are not racist or something... they hint that we(my wife and I) may be. They have so much to lose in this election and they go quietly to the slaughter. It is baffling.

That is very, very sad and illustrative of a people who have lost touch with their survival instincts. There's not much you can do to help them, I'm afraid.

re: #77 surrounded

Soap.

Looks like Sharmuta has been busy :)

re: #54 unrealizedviewpoint

C'mon. The whole freakin' world is clammed-up. Everybody, and I mean everybody is pulling a Sergeant Schultz. There had to have been a lot of hush money thrown about. Had to be.

What is so freaking interesting about all of this? These people are so convinced they are correct in their thinking-so sure of their own positions, when they see something middle America won't agree with? They toss it down the memory hole. Controversial statements made on Chicago NPR? No problem-videos unavailable. Controversial websites or posts? No problem-pulled or altered. Controversial video of a going away dinner? No problem-with hold it for privacy concerns. The list goes on and on and on...

If the Democrats are so flippen proud of their positions, their candidates background, remarks made in the past and present; their own content, then why are they so concerned with burying it?

re: #79 Sharmuta

As disturbing as all of 0bama's connections and associations truly are, it seems the most damaging thing about him is ironically the same thing that wooed so many- his own words.

/spread the weath

Maybe that's why he is not doing any nterviews till the fifth.

re: #75 Opinionated

Na. It will never be news.

He's a 'Palestinian". They're never terrorists. They're at worst activists.

I've been in the broadcast business for almost 25 years. Beleive me, as Obama's policies become more and more unpopular (as you know they will when all those "middle class Americans" he' states he's going to help start getting hammered) the MSM will start pointing to tidbits here and there in the past 12 months asying "See, on such and such a date we DID mention ,,,", leaving out the fact that on every other day they were extolling his virtues

Plausable Deniability

OT:

I haven't been on here as much as I'd like today. Due to the combined slowdown of LGF and my ISP's slowdown, my cable internet access has become slower than dial-up briefly.

When I finally access my home page, what do I see? A note saying, "We've just made your internet access even faster!" AAARGH!

To be fair, that is obviously what they did, because it is faster. Hmmm, according to Speedtest.net:

Download: 12,921 kb/s
Upload: 3,130 kb/s
Ping: 25 ms
Distance from target server: < 50 miles

Not bad.

It's pretty clear that the tape was chock full of anti-Israeli rhetoric, what else do "Palestineans" ever get together to talk about?

Do we know how vehement it was? No.

/but we know Lord Numbnuts accepted the invitation and sat through the whole thing, kind of like 20 years of church with Reverend Wright

re: #78 CapeCoddah

Ssssh.

(I have been thinking the same thing)

re: #86 Outrider

What is so freaking interesting about all of this? These people are so convinced they are correct in their thinking-so sure of their own positions, when they see something middle America won't agree with? They toss it down the memory hole. Controversial statements made on Chicago NPR? No problem-videos unavailable. Controversial websites or posts? No problem-pulled or altered. Controversial video of a going away dinner? No problem-with hold it for privacy concerns. The list goes on and on and on...

If the Democrats are so flippen proud of their positions, their candidates background, remarks made in the past and present; their own content, then why are they so concerned with burying it?

To a donk, the end justifies their means.

Obama is just another Jimmy Carter.

There is nothing special about yet another left-wing politician in love with the eternal victims - the Palestinians.

re: #83 imploder

That is very, very sad and illustrative of a people who have lost touch with their survival instincts. There's not much you can do to help them, I'm afraid.

I sent my brother an article by Thomas Sowel - I included his illustrious biography that included mention of 90 articles in peer review journals. My brother read the article then wrote back: How can you believe this stuff?

I was shocked.

re: #83 imploder

That is very, very sad and illustrative of a people who have lost touch with their survival instincts. There's not much you can do to help them, I'm afraid.

The ghost of FRD wreaks havoc on my people. . .

re: #93 FrogMarch

And he will have Carter's Congress to help him.

re: #93 FrogMarch

Obama is just another Jimmy Carter.

There is nothing special about yet another left-wing politician in love with the eternal victims - the Palestinians.

At least (at the time) Carter was a good and decent man. I don't think Obama is either.

re: #78 CapeCoddah

O/T but, I had wondered how John McCain did in Massachusetts during the 2000 presidential primary. There was only a 15k difference or thereabouts between McCain and Gore. I am hoping MAYBE, Massachusetts might go for McCain Tuesday? Call me crazy, but, well, you're right I'm crazy.
MASSACHUSETTS
This morning Jane Swift, former governor of Massachusetts 2001-2003 opened for John McCain GOOD STUFF!

re: #91 loppyd

Ssssh.

(I have been thinking the same thing)

Sorry!

re: #95 DisturbedEma

The ghost of FRD wreaks havoc on my people. . .

FDR. . sorry

re: #93 FrogMarch

Obama is just another Jimmy Carter.

There is nothing special about yet another left-wing politician in love with the eternal victims - the Palestinians.

If 0bama gets elected, we might as well say, "Welcome Back, Carter"

re: #94 DistantThunder

I sent my brother an article by Thomas Sowel - I included his illustrious biography that included mention of 90 articles in peer review journals. My brother read the article then wrote back: How can you believe this stuff?

I was shocked.

Complacency is going to get us killed...and in my peer group I am surrounded by it... I've had to take some measures to distance myself from the 'all's well' crowd...

re: #77 surrounded

they go quietly to the slaughter

Do me a favour please.
Stick that holocaust metaphor right up your ass.

re: #88 sattv4u2

I've been in the broadcast business for almost 25 years. Beleive me, as Obama's policies become more and more unpopular (as you know they will when all those "middle class Americans" he' states he's going to help start getting hammered) the MSM will start pointing to tidbits here and there in the past 12 months asying "See, on such and such a date we DID mention ,,,",

And just as soon as they do, the Obama civilian force he intends to build will come in to take them away.

re: #97 goddessoftheclassroom

At least (at the time) Carter was a good and decent man. I don't think Obama is either.

I used to think Carter was ok, but clearly he is not. . .his book reveals just how corrupt he is. . .

re: #73 DistantThunder

What we have with Obama and Ayers are Apex Political Predators.

Nice phrase... "apex political predators". I'm gonna steal that, if you don't mind.

re: #101 gmsc

If 0bama gets elected, we might as well say, "Welcome Back, Carter"

We may long for the days of Carter. This could get bad folks. Real bad.

re: #78 CapeCoddah

O/T but, I had wondered how John McCain did in Massachusetts during the 2000 presidential primary. There was only a 15k difference or thereabouts between McCain and Gore. I am hoping MAYBE, Massachusetts might go for McCain Tuesday? Call me crazy, but, well, you're right I'm crazy.
MASSACHUSETTS

Primary Election: March 7, 2000

Gore, Al D 341,586
59.77

Bradley, Bill D 212,452
37.17

No Preference D 11,281
1.97

All Others D 4,073
0.71

LaRouche, Lyndon H., Jr. D 2,135
0.37

Total Party Votes:
571,527

McCain, John R 325,297
64.68

Bush, George W. R 159,826
31.78

Keyes, Alan R 12,656
2.52

Bauer, Gary R 1,745
0.35

Forbes, Steve R 1,411
0.28

No Preference R 1,295
0.26

All Others R 440
0.09

Hatch, Orrin R 262
0.05

Total Party Votes:
502,932

Total State Votes:
1,074,459

That's with 70,000 more Democrats voting than Republicans. I hadn't realized the two parties were that close...or put another way-I didn't realize there were that many Republicans voting and so few Democrats in that state. Wish that could be publicized more.

re: #98 outsidephilly

ARGHHH, Not Swiftie, I thought they packed her off somewhere safely from well, everyone and everything. Has her husband divorced his first two or three wives yet? Lord, WHAT ARE THEY THINKING?

#94 Distant thunder
I asked my sister a question about Obama's tax policies and she told me to stop sending her my "right wing bullshit". She's voting for Obama for his "wisdom".

re: #94 DistantThunder

I sent my brother an article by Thomas Sowel - I included his illustrious biography that included mention of 90 articles in peer review journals. My brother read the article then wrote back: How can you believe this stuff?

I was shocked.

You can only hope there are enough clingy people to cancel them out.

re: #96 FightingBack

And he will have Carter's Congress to help him.

Actually, Carter had 60 Senators when he was President (which I would bet Obama will not). It was, fortunately, a Congress that he had zero control over, and that was at war with itself. Otherwise God knows what Carter might have done. Obama will not have that problem if elected. The Dems in Congress think he is to their party what Reagan was to the GOP.

re: #103 Spare O'Lake

Do me a favour please.
Stick that holocaust metaphor right up your ass.

Totally understandable, your anger is. . .

re: #73 DistantThunder

What we have with Obama and Ayers are Apex Political Predators.
...
And like other predators we routinely hear about in the news - Ayers has focused on grooming children to manipulate them to cooperate in his own misdeeds. "Kill your parents" - he once said. Now the Obama campaign has encouraged children to goad and irritate their parents and grandparents into voting for him. Is this good for the family relationship? Obama doesn't care because it's all about him.

___
Kinder Propaganda that Bill Ayers would love.

re: #101 gmsc

If 0bama gets elected, we might as well say, "Welcome Back, Carter"

During Carter we only waited on gas lines. If Obama does has much damage as Socialism can do to the economy, we may be on lines for toilet paper.

re: #109 Outrider

I keep telling people there are a lot of conservatives here, but no one believes me!

re: #70 mahatma coat

In response to your question about my nic in the previous thread, I'm a physician who left Canada b/c of socialized medicine, so I "blame canada"

currently watching a hagiography of the "One" on RTE (Irish National Broadcaster) The blind fervent belief in him here is simply unbelievable.

re: #106 DisturbedEma

I used to think Carter was ok, but clearly he is not. . .his book reveals just how corrupt he is. . .

I tried to express that he came across as a good and decent man. He was a great disappointment.

re: #111 surrounded

#94 Distant thunder
I asked my sister a question about Obama's tax policies and she told me to stop sending her my "right wing bullshit". She's voting for Obama for his "wisdom".

RULE (commandment) #1,,,never question the policies of THE ONE

re: #103 Spare O'Lake

You're out of line IMO.

re: #105 taxfreekiller

It has all been down hill from that point,
and he is 1/2 done with his trip, question is,

DO WE WANT TO BE ON THIS LAST LONG STEP INTO THE ABYSS.

We don't, but they do.

Ahh, time to go make nice nice. . .NOT,

bbl

Stay green and sassy, Lizards!

re: #110 CapeCoddah

ARGHHH, Not Swiftie, I thought they packed her off somewhere safely from well, everyone and everything. Has her husband divorced his first two or three wives yet? Lord, WHAT ARE THEY THINKING?

Well, she didn't mention her husband, only, her twins. She was perky and FUNNY! And she is REALLY pumped up for McCain! She got the crowd all fired up!

re: #103 Spare O'Lake

You have a ridiculous attitude for someone on a discussion forum. If you don't like metaphors stay off the computer.

re: #85 Irish Rose

And I'm not done yet.

Check your email.

re: #108 unrealizedviewpoint

We may long for the days of Carter. This could get bad folks. Real bad.

Obama will make Carter look like Reagan.

I am not a Jew, and I do care very much about whether or not Israel is protected. No matter what, I will never vote for anyone that was associated with someone to the degree Obama was associated with Ayers and Khalidi et al who want to see the destruction of not only America, but Israel as well.

I do think some Jewish voters are going to change their minds, but if not that is their choice. We are going to save them from Obama and his thugs whether they like it or not. McCain is going to win! Jews in America, and abroad hopefully will live to see another day of freedom, and not the re-education camps Ayers, and the like want to set up for Jews, and any other person on the planet that does not agree with THE ONE.

The point of the Khalidi association is also not specifically to convince Jewish voters either. In case you have not noticed all those under Obama's bus, and all those that live in his neighborhood are extremely anti-American, and in turn anti-Israel. What do these two nations have in common other than God? Democracy. So, to me, what I have taken from the radical, Israel hating, America hating associates of Obama is that they hate anyone who loves freedom, capitalism and democracy. Look at how Obama regarded the invasion of Georgia, and the placement of the missile defense programs in former Soviet block countries! It was not just because Jews might live there, but it is via his connections and influences of those who like Putin, Chavez, Castro, Imadinnerjacket, Kim Jon Il, etc. and those people are just like Khalidi and Ayers. Does he have any associations or associates that are not anti-American or anti-Israel? I have not seen any to date.

re: #119 mahatma coat

currently watching a hagiography of the "One" on RTE (Irish National Broadcaster) The blind fervent belief in him here is simply unbelievable.

I was in my ancesteral homeland a month or so ago, and while I was smitten with it, it's still a part of Europe, no doubt about it.

re: #101 gmsc

If 0bama gets elected, we might as well say, "Welcome Back, Carter"

Exactly! thanks - that's a keeper.

And meanwhile, the only job Obama held that appears benign, turns out, its not...

Business International's ties to the SDSYour text to link...

re: #114 DisturbedEma

Totally understandable, your anger is. . .

Sometimes one needs hit someone who can't hear directly square between the eyes. And that did.

re: #120 goddessoftheclassroom

I tried to express that he came across as a good and decent man. He was a great disappointment.

I was kind of agreeing with ya

Schadenfreude: Watching The One's blindly adoring followers having to eat their own crap during the last three years of His reign.

This morning FOX had a weird report about black people worrying, regardless of the election results.

If 0bama loses, they worry there will be riots. If 0bama wins, they'll worry that he'll get shot, just like other prominent black leaders.

If someone is going to worry about something regardless of an outcome, could you just start worrying about all the stuff around your own house that can kill you accidentally? At least that makes more sense.

re: #77 surrounded

My wife and I both work with, and are friends with many Jews here in NYC, orthodox and secular. We are both shocked on a daily basis at the sheer numbers of them who are voting for Obama. They do not believe anything we tell them or ask them to read. I almost think they are trying to prove that they are not racist or something... they hint that we(my wife and I) may be. They have so much to lose in this election and they go quietly to the slaughter. It is baffling.

Jews are not going to determine this race.

I, a Jew, am going to blame the millions and millions of idiot Gentiles who voted in Obama.

re: #105 taxfreekiller

DO WE WANT TO BE ON THIS LAST LONG STEP INTO THE ABYSS.

/what, are you nuts?

dinner is served...BBL

re: #46 buzzdroid

GOP to burn Obama on coal
[Link: blogs.abcnews.com...]

automated calls in PA... playing Obama's own words on the coal industry.

Freakin' awesome. How about Ohio too?

re: #59 Alouette

My oldest son, who is registered to vote in Michigan, made the "Great Schlep" from Boston in order to come home and cast his vote for McCain.

Thank him for us. It's efforts like this that can save the world.

re: #129 freeus

I am not a Jew, and I do care very much about whether or not Israel is protected. No matter what, I will never vote for anyone that was associated with someone to the degree Obama was associated with Ayers and Khalidi et al who want to see the destruction of not only America, but Israel as well.

I do think some Jewish voters are going to change their minds, but if not that is their choice. We are going to save them from Obama and his thugs whether they like it or not. McCain is going to win! Jews in America, and abroad hopefully will live to see another day of freedom, and not the re-education camps Ayers, and the like want to set up for Jews, and any other person on the planet that does not agree with THE ONE.

The point of the Khalidi association is also not specifically to convince Jewish voters either. In case you have not noticed all those under Obama's bus, and all those that live in his neighborhood are extremely anti-American, and in turn anti-Israel. What do these two nations have in common other than God? Democracy. So, to me, what I have taken from the radical, Israel hating, America hating associates of Obama is that they hate anyone who loves freedom, capitalism and democracy. Look at how Obama regarded the invasion of Georgia, and the placement of the missile defense programs in former Soviet block countries! It was not just because Jews might live there, but it is via his connections and influences of those who like Putin, Chavez, Castro, Imadinnerjacket, Kim Jon Il, etc. and those people are just like Khalidi and Ayers. Does he have any associations or associates that are not anti-American or anti-Israel? I have not seen any to date.

Fucking A. Bears repeating. It's ironic that the evangelicals in (insert random southern state here) are more worried about the fate of Israel than some of the Jewish people that live in NYC.

I'd like to know more about Dr. Khalid Al-Mansour and Saudi Prince Al-Waleed Bin Talal. Is this the money trail for his Harvard tuition?

re: #136 gmsc

This morning FOX had a weird report about black people worrying, regardless of the election results.

If 0bama loses, they worry there will be riots. If 0bama wins, they'll worry that he'll get shot, just like other prominent black leaders.

If someone is going to worry about something regardless of an outcome, could you just start worrying about all the stuff around your own house that can kill you accidentally? At least that makes more sense.

Ya know, they are so ridiculous!

re: #137 Opinionated

Jews are not going to determine this race.

I, a Jew, am going to blame the millions and millions of idiot Gentiles who voted in Obama.

Great point. Ceded.

re: #111 surrounded

#94 Distant thunder
I asked my sister a question about Obama's tax policies and she told me to stop sending her my "right wing bullshit". She's voting for Obama for his "wisdom".

Ask her what wise things has he done.

Hey, TCM has "All the Presidents' Men" on tonight. Might be good practice for a potential O. administration to watch.

re: #125 outsidephilly

Well, I am glad that she did SOMETING right, but, she could be political suicide. One of the most inept Governors we have ever had, Democrat or Republican. They really should stay well away from Jane Swift. If I remember correctly, one of the scandals was that she had state house staffers babysitting those twins. Her husband is a serial marrier, who dosen't bother with pesky things like divorce before he re-marries, he was also perpetually unemployed. She was none too bright, did not know he was already married when she married him. It was a mess.

re: #118 blame canada

In response to your question about my nic in the previous thread, I'm a physician who left Canada b/c of socialized medicine, so I "blame canada"

You poor thing. Now you have to worry about facing that here.

And welcome to the US.

re: #118 blame canada
I ran screaming from the left coast in 97 ...hypocritical fiberal socialist policies were driving me round the bend

re: #117 CapeCoddah

I keep telling people there are a lot of conservatives here, but no one believes me!

As i said the other night, my family (and extended family) is on the South Shore. To my knowledge there isn't a single moonbat among them. My nephew married a Democrat, but over the last few years she has come around. I also know many soldiers that got out or retired up there and most of them were conservative (assume most still are)
I had no idea of the numbers you showed though. Great!

But again, I wish they would get together somehow. Conservatives anonymous? ;-)>

so when senator goverment loses..will these obamanots, who we thought had some degree of common sense before this election, remain law abiding citizens? or do they jump on the "stick to the man! break windows and throw things" crowd? if your normally law abiding democrat family member or friend calls on Novemeber 5th to post bail for them..do you go?..hmmmhmmm..I'll think that over at the time, maye let them stew in the hoosegow for awhile...lol

re: #149 Alouette

Ask her what wise things has he done.

The only wise thing he will ever do is resign the Presidency in 2011.

At this point, I question the judgement of anyone associated with Obama.

re: #1 imploder

Obama knows that we know that he knows.

And now we know what was in the tape held by the LAT. Again, water runs downhill and investigation has flushed out the truth. Keep your damn tape, LAT, we don't need it! LOL

re: #130 imploder

I was in my ancesteral homeland a month or so ago, and while I was smitten with it, it's still a part of Europe, no doubt about it.

Where is that, if you don't mind me asking.

re: #137 Opinionated

Jews are not going to determine this race.

I, a Jew, am going to blame the millions and millions of idiot Gentiles who voted in Obama.

But, somehow, someway, when Obama's near done, they'll blame the Joos.

Remember, don't walk or drive yourself to the polls on Tuesday.

/call your local Obama headquarters, make them give you a ride

re: #117 CapeCoddah

I keep telling people there are a lot of conservatives here, but no one believes me!

My 3 sisters, who've lived in Boston's Back Bay since 1996, also say there are more conservatives in Boston than you'd think.

re: #93 FrogMarch

Obama is just another Jimmy Carter.

There is nothing special about yet another left-wing politician in love with the eternal victims - the Palestinians.

In conversations with people, I have referred to him as Jimmy Carter on steroids. I think he'd make Carter look like a half-way decent president, and that would be an amazing accomplishment.

re: #139 buzzsawmonkey

Here you go: The Jewish Case Against Voting for Barack Obama.

Thanks ...

re: #159 x-wing

Where is that, if you don't mind me asking.

Ireland. I'm half that, and half Alsatian (France). With probably some German in there somewhere. My Alsatian ancestors spoke German. I live only 80 kilometers from the town that my forebears immigrated from. I've been there a few times to look around.

re: #119 mahatma coat

currently watching a hagiography of the "One" on RTE (Irish National Broadcaster) The blind fervent belief in him here is simply unbelievable.

i have a bet with my irish parents that mccain will win.
they are so pro-obama its unbelievable.. (thats the MSM for you..)

100 quid wager.

i hope to god i'm right.

My student-teacher asked me if I'd mind if she was a little late Tuesday morning because she wants to stop to vote on the way to school. I told her that it wasn't a problem at all.

/of course, it helps that I know she's a McCain supporter!

re: #137 Opinionated

I don't suggest that Jews will decide the outcome of the election. I only state that I am baffled by their willfull blindness to Obamas(who swears he will protect Israels' sovereign borders) associations with anti-semites and terrorist sympathizers. I did not intend my comment as a holocaust metaphor although in hindsight it does appear to have been one. I do defend it though. Anyone who doesn't like it can move to Cuba where speech is controlled.

I think that should be emmigrated.

re: #160 unrealizedviewpoint

But, somehow, someway, when Obama's near done, they'll blame the Joos.

With all the "change", some things never change.

re: #154 Outrider

I wish someone would do something, I would go to the meetings. We have conservatives, we just cannot get them motivated here. It is psychological, I think.

re: #15 imploder

Wow, that's a damning article about Kahlidi, really damning.

The MSM should be absolutely despondent over their failings in vetting Barack Obama. They did not inform or report about Obama's fellow travelers. They played along because they have an axe to grind.

This isn't partisan bickering, the freaking evidence is overwhelming and Obama supporters can't do much more than brush it off. Holy shit.

I plan on holding the MSM and Obama supporters' feet to the fire when all this comes out after the election.

"You voted for this, you wanted this, this is on you--own it."

I get the feeling I'll be saying that a lot over the next four years.

re: #162 Florida Lady

My 3 sisters, who've lived in Boston's Back Bay since 1996, also say there are more conservatives in Boston than you'd think.

And they would be correct!

re: #151 CapeCoddah

Well, I am glad that she did SOMETING right, but, she could be political suicide. One of the most inept Governors we have ever had, Democrat or Republican. They really should stay well away from Jane Swift. If I remember correctly, one of the scandals was that she had state house staffers babysitting those twins. Her husband is a serial marrier, who dosen't bother with pesky things like divorce before he re-marries, he was also perpetually unemployed. She was none too bright, did not know he was already married when she married him. It was a mess.

No, I didn't know all of that . . . , ya know how 'love is blind' YEEECH

re: #167 goddessoftheclassroom

My student-teacher asked me if I'd mind if she was a little late Tuesday morning because she wants to stop to vote on the way to school. I told her that it wasn't a problem at all.

/of course, it helps that I know she's a McCain supporter!

See Killian's #161

re: #172 alexknyc

I plan on holding the MSM and Obama supporters' feet to the fire when all this comes out after the election.

"You voted for this, you wanted this, this is on you--own it."

I get the feeling I'll be saying that a lot over the next four years.

I think you might be counting some un-hatched chickens.

re: #161 Killian Bundy

Remember, don't walk or drive yourself to the polls on Tuesday.

/call your local Obama headquarters, make them give you a ride

Funny you should mention that. my mother (lives about 15 miles from her polling place) says she's going to do just that. Then, when they arrive at the place, she's going to tell them she forgot her ID. When they get back to her house, she's telling them that she left it over my sisters house (about 20 miles on the OPPOSITE side of the polling place) Get to sis's house, have them then take her to the polls and then back to her house. Total trip, about 100 miles.

Heres the REAL great thing. Mom voted last week!

re: #178 imploder

Seriously! I am hoping we get to say "Whew! That was close (or not) and we saved you from yourselves!"

OT:

Obama draws crowd of 80,000 in Cleveland
(Oh, you mean there was a Springsteen concert?)

Renowned for his gritty parables of American working-class life, Springsteen objected bitterly to Republican president Ronald Reagan's use of his anthem "Born in the USA" at 1980s campaign rallies.
The song is actually an angry denunciation of society's treatment of returning Vietnam War veterans.

How many Obama supporters treat returning Iraq and Afghanistan veterans in a similar fashion?

re: #113 arethusa

Blue dog democrats are some consolation: ...a number of potential Democratic newcomers have been running well to the right of their party's leader, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-San Francisco). Competing in traditional GOP strongholds, many are campaigning on pledges of fiscal discipline, gun rights and "family values."
If elected, they could pose a problem to party leaders at a time when Democrats hope to gain control of both chambers of Congress and the presidency for the first time since 1994.

re: #137 Opinionated
I hope you rethink that.

re: #180 ArmyWife

Seriously! I am hoping we get to say "Whew! That was close (or not) and we saved you from yourselves!"

If Obama wins, I fear a hoof-tax. ;)

Well, I'm officially depressed. Brit Hume basically said Obama has it. I know, I know, only after the election will we know...but i think Brit is a really smart guy not prone to throwing out assumptions. Time to drink!

re: #47 outsidephilly

. . . , like, do you think they are registered to vote?

Of course. Doesn't ACORN have an office in Gaza?

re: #175 outsidephilly

Yeeech is right.

re: #94 DistantThunder

I sent my brother an article by Thomas Sowel - I included his illustrious biography that included mention of 90 articles in peer review journals. My brother read the article then wrote back: How can you believe this stuff?

I was shocked.

It's amazing that people who used to be rational have turned into dolts.

re: #10 Sharmuta

Director of the Palestinian press agency, but not a spokesman- oh-kaaay.

The Ministry of Truth lives!

More like Baghdad Bob lives :-)

re: #174 taxfreekiller

They go to the tax man's use and no more
after a time like that and once the redistribution
is done, then other means come into play,
talk plain now, so the last not so nice thing never comes around.

like that ok?

You're barking to the choir.

/then again, so am I

re: #168 surrounded

I don't suggest that Jews will decide the outcome of the election. I only state that I am baffled by their willfull blindness to Obamas(who swears he will protect Israels' sovereign borders) associations with anti-semites and terrorist sympathizers. I did not intend my comment as a holocaust metaphor although in hindsight it does appear to have been one. I do defend it though. Anyone who doesn't like it can move to Cuba where speech is controlled.

always an option if one cannot control their own I suppose...it's not about free speech it's about the sensitivities of others...that's all

re: #185 dammad

Well, I'm officially depressed. Brit Hume basically said Obama has it. I know, I know, only after the election will we know...but i think Brit is a really smart guy not prone to throwing out assumptions. Time to drink!

Does anybody really know what time it is, does anybody really care (about time)?

10 Million liberal-left Americans have been LED to this water.

They're hip-deep in the water.

Some are on tip-toes so as not to DROWN in this water...

But we CANNOT MAKE THEM DRINK!

re: #114 DisturbedEma

Totally understandable, your anger is. . .

You have no idea how angry that makes me as a child of a holocaust survivor.
The image of my mother's parents and siblings being loaded into the cattlecars should not be used in this cheap partisan fashion.
It is just too hateful and ugly for words.
Those who conjure this image are the ones who are out of line.
Think about it.

re: #97 goddessoftheclassroom

At least (at the time) Carter was a good and decent man. I don't think Obama is either.

I don't understand what turned Carter into the slime he is now.

re: #192 taxfreekiller

#138
Yes, life long.

Independents do read this blog.
Make them think.

One can't read this for long and stay independent. Not possible.

re: #26 Who Watches the Watchmen?

After Obama proves himself to be a Marxist dictator, can the military decide he's unfit for command and commandeer Air Force One, offering him a choice between Guantanamo Bay and Nairobi?

What would be funny would be if he were denied a security clearance

Is any of this getting through to the loons on the left?

1. Rashid here is just the type of terrorist the left can (sort of) recognize as an Osama Bin Laden type (stereotyping, but whatever) versus Ayers who is professorial.

2. The audio of bankrupting Coal (Unions? Where are you?)

3. Changing behaviors through Price Signals

4. Energy costs skyrocketing and Obama lovin' it The Dems were flipping about gas prices, why isn't this hitting home?

5. Spread the wealth, here. Spread the wealth there. Spread the wealth all over the damn place.

6. Joe Biden.

re: #144 imploder

It's ironic that the evangelicals in (insert random southern state here) are more worried about the fate of Israel than some of the Jewish people that live in NYC.

Yeah - They are still worried about evangelicals. They think it's 14th century Europe or something; or the KKK worries them more than radical Muslims.

re: #196 debutaunt

I don't understand what turned Carter into the slime he is now.

Yeah, as you get older you're supposed to be, "more statesmanlike." This certainly isn't the case for Jimmuh...

re: #194 Karridine

10 Million liberal-left Americans have been LED to this water.

They're hip-deep in the water.

Some are on tip-toes so as not to DROWN in this water...

But we CANNOT MAKE THEM DRINK!

Hi Kar,

We can intubate them and pour it down their gnarled little throats.

re: #196 debutaunt

He has no need to hide it anymore.

re: #168 surrounded

I don't suggest that Jews will decide the outcome of the election. I only state that I am baffled by their willfull blindness to Obamas(who swears he will protect Israels' sovereign borders) associations with anti-semites and terrorist sympathizers. I did not intend my comment as a holocaust metaphor although in hindsight it does appear to have been one. I do defend it though. Anyone who doesn't like it can move to Cuba where speech is controlled.

This election is not about Israel. First and foremost Obama is going to do tremendous damage to the United States.

So why don't Protestants in Minnesota and Catholics in Pennsylvania and everyone else, including Jews, understand that simple fact.

I've seen sentiments like yours much too much.

This isn't about how Jews will vote. If some Jews are blind to Obama, they are minuscule compared to the non Jews who support and adore him and who in their millions are bringing tragedy to us all- Jew and Gentile alike.

re: #179 sattv4u2

Funny you should mention that. my mother (lives about 15 miles from her polling place) says she's going to do just that. Then, when they arrive at the place, she's going to tell them she forgot her ID. When they get back to her house, she's telling them that she left it over my sisters house (about 20 miles on the OPPOSITE side of the polling place) Get to sis's house, have them then take her to the polls and then back to her house. Total trip, about 100 miles.

Heres the REAL great thing. Mom voted last week!

/all part of the election day ground game, at least one less obamatard getting chauffeured

re: #191 albusteve

There is no more staunch a defender of Israel or the Jewish people than I. If my brief paragraph offended anyone, then I would suggest that they probably spend too much time being offended.

The thing is, if Obama's elected, we'll continue to pound the issue while they'll likely drop it since their ultimate goal will have been reached. When it comes up again, we'll have the upper hand.

re: #200 ArmyWife

As we get closer to Election Day, and Obama feels more sure about his victory (wrongly), he is revealing more of his socialistic agenda.

The man is a fraud.

re: #181 solomonpanting
II always find this Springsteen -working class connection hilarious.He's lived in rock 'in Roll La La Land since the early seventies and has as much to do with the working class as Paris Hilton

re: #196 debutaunt

I don't understand what turned Carter into the slime he is now.

His own inadequacies during the Iran hostage crises (and it being cleaned up in a nano-second with the spectrum of Reagan looming) made him a bitter man IMHO

Something that really pisses me off this election ...

Blacks are registering big numbers for this election because a black man is running for president ...So what they are basically admitting is that they really didn't give a crap what happened in their country until now ...

Goes right to the statement MEchelle made about "for the first time I am proud of my country" ...

F*ck these people ...and I don't care if that sounds racist ...if they didn't care enough to get their friggin asses out and vote before I don't really give a flying flip about them now...my parents raised me to love, honor and respect this country regardless of who was in the White House ...my brothers and sisters and I voted in every election no matter what the chances of our party winning ...

They have shown their true feelings for this country if they will only get involved in the process if one of "their own" as they perceive it is in the race for the White House ...

I remember Kayne West saying George Bush did not care about black people ...well we now see how many blacks did not care enough about their country to even vote prior to this election ... Pathetic

re: #165 imploder

Sorry, I must have brain lock, but where do you live now? You used kilometers so I'm guessing it's not the USA.

My ancesters all came from Germany. I spent two years their in the Military. It was nice, but I wouldn't want to live there.

re: #195 Spare O'Lake

You have no idea how angry that makes me as a child of a holocaust survivor.
The image of my mother's parents and siblings being loaded into the cattlecars should not be used in this cheap partisan fashion.
It is just too hateful and ugly for words.
Those who conjure this image are the ones who are out of line.
Think about it.

We all are so sorry for your loss and the burden of remembering you need endure. No cheap partisan attack was made by the poster. The message he/she was attempting to say was - Never Again.

re: #206 Killian Bundy

/all part of the election day ground game, at least one less obamatard getting chauffeured

Mom always nice a nice day long car ride !

Damn... just catching up on the news re: Robert Spencer.

What a terrible disappointment.

re: #208 bosforus

His election is not their ultimate goal.

re: #171 CapeCoddah

I wish someone would do something, I would go to the meetings. We have conservatives, we just cannot get them motivated here. It is psychological, I think.

They do seem to have a violent streak. Especially on that South East Expressway. Dad is convinced they target his car in particular because of the stickers. I'm just as convinced they all just drive nuts and there is nothing personal-just the contrary.

re: #181 solomonpanting

OT:

Obama draws crowd of 80,000 in Cleveland
(Oh, you mean there was a Springsteen concert?)

Legendary US rocker Bruce Springsteen wowed a crowd of 80,000 with a rousing set at a rally for Democrat Barack Obama here Sunday on the White House campaign's final stretch.

Obama took the stage with his wife Michelle and two young daughters when Springsteen was done, and said there were "a handful of people who enter into your lives through their music and tell the American people's story."

"Bruce Springsteen is one of those people," he said,

re: #161 Killian Bundy

Remember, don't walk or drive yourself to the polls on Tuesday.

/call your local Obama headquarters, make them give you a ride

I feel a Bart Simpson day comming..,
Me (muffled): can you pick me up on Watt street?
Obamanot:What Street?
me:yes thats right, Watt street...
obamanot: wait sir, now what street was that?
me: yes, that is correct...Watt street..
obamanot: sir what street are you on?
me: that's right..I'llsee you in a few minutes..
obamanot: where? which street
me: Watt street . yes, of course..
on, and on, and on, and on ad infinite..

Muwahahahahaha!

/actually its an old Little Rascal gag

re: #206 Killian Bundy

re: #216 sattv4u2

Mom always nice LIKED a nice day long car ride !

PIMF

re: #212 JacksonTn

Free gas...no mortgage... I might vote the dude...

///

re: #137 Opinionated

WTF?

re: #212 JacksonTn

Blacks were highly motivated in the last election too, but not as much as this one.

BUT ... even with an 80 percent turn out, they'll only increase Obama's numbers by ONE percent.

This could be the difference, though.

Pet Peeve -

For what it is worth, Rashid Khalidi is an excellent propagandist, for what I believe to be The Wrong Side. WTF is going on with OUR side? Evangelical Christians are with us through their beliefs as are many Catholics. That is not enough to win a "hearts & minds"/propaganda battle. What about the vast secular "Pop-Culture." What do we do to earn their neutrality if not their allegiance. Palestinian Propaganda speaks of a "genocide" - would that Hitler and the Third Reich gave the Jewish People such a "genocide." Six Million would have become about Eighteen Million and be living in an Autonomous East Prussia(stan) - with access to German Medicine, German Technology, German Education, and German Employment. That is the reality of "Israel/Palestine." The question is - who can, EFFECTIVELY, deliver the message. My vote would be for a Transsexual Female, Ethiopian, Lesbian Jew as hot as Caroline Cossey. All bases on "the left" covered. Now What, World?

-S-

re: #137 Opinionated

idiot(s) Gentiles That's a bit more accurate, eh?

re: #150 arethusa

Hey, TCM has "All the Presidents' Men" on tonight. Might be good practice for a potential O. administration to watch.

I remember once watching "All The President's Men" and "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium" back-to-back, and thinking how weird it was that Dustin Hoffman was in both movies.

re: #179 sattv4u2

Funny you should mention that. my mother (lives about 15 miles from her polling place) says she's going to do just that. Then, when they arrive at the place, she's going to tell them she forgot her ID. When they get back to her house, she's telling them that she left it over my sisters house (about 20 miles on the OPPOSITE side of the polling place) Get to sis's house, have them then take her to the polls and then back to her house. Total trip, about 100 miles.

Heres the REAL great thing. Mom voted last week!

your mom is totally awesome!

Comrades, comrades. Who are we to question our betters? Dear leader has told us what we need to know. So why can't some of you be satisfied? Why must we probe and practice this politics of division? Can't we all just get along?

/sarc

re: #225 MandyManners

WTF?

It was sarcasm in response to a too often repeated idiotic assertion. Rest the rest.

re: #232 Opinionated

It was sarcasm in response to a too often repeated idiotic assertion. Read the rest.

re: #218 FightingBack

His election is not their ultimate goal.

Gosh darn it, you're right.

re: #219 Outrider

No, the driving game is not political, it is the survival of the fittest!

re: #203 hermeneutics

Eeeeww...

/I like your style! :D
Hold their heads under til they gasp for air?
IF (big if) IF Nobama steals the election, they'll have an opportunity to drink more of Obama's Kool-Aid, while standing in lines, day in, day out... grumbling...

re: #135 SurferDoc

Schadenfreude: Watching The One's blindly adoring followers having to eat their own crap during the last three years of His reign.

I plan on holding them accountable.

I will not be shy about remembering their vote and reminding them when things go bad.

I dont see any irony that the LA times have come out with this. While they sit on the tape that implicates the O with Khalidi, they can say what like about him. Khalidi is not the issue. The issue is, Does BHO support (and toast) Khalidi, what he does, and what he stands for?

If the LAT can hide that association before the election it is "Mission Accomplished"

{bastards}

re: #179 sattv4u2

Funny you should mention that. my mother (lives about 15 miles from her polling place) says she's going to do just that. Then, when they arrive at the place, she's going to tell them she forgot her ID. When they get back to her house, she's telling them that she left it over my sisters house (about 20 miles on the OPPOSITE side of the polling place) Get to sis's house, have them then take her to the polls and then back to her house. Total trip, about 100 miles.

Heres the REAL great thing. Mom voted last week!

ROTFLMAO. Beer all over the moniter. That was worth it though.

re: #226 hermeneutics

Blacks were highly motivated in the last election too, but not as much as this one.

BUT ... even with an 80 percent turn out, they'll only increase Obama's numbers by ONE percent.

This could be the difference, though.

There is no way Obama could be even close to 15% if the USA was racist. Now that he is close to even 49-51 percent this is a complete dose of reality that America isn't racist.

/Thought anything less than 100% will be looked at as racist by the MSM

re: #181 solomonpanting

The Dems hate the military, make no mistake about it. Its very hard to hear my husband is a murderer, nothing more. Obama saying they kill innocent civilians. My husband held a 3 year old Iraqi boy while he died thanks to a suicide bomber. What do you think that does to a person? Are you man enough to do this O? But yeah, he is the killer, not the F that strapped the bomb on. This is the one thing I tend to really lose my cool with in conversations. My face is getting red as I type this even. Its too close to home. I have to count to 10 multiple times. Now, I remember all the thank yous we get, and the Iraqi at the Subway down the street who feeds my "Killer" for free.

Well, win or lose, I won't quit on America like the stars who claim they will move to Europe or Canada but never do.

If the system elects Barack Obama, then it does. I might not agree with it, but I will work mightily elect the next president who might not be so disagreeable.

What else is there to do? Anyway, until the election is over, I'm not like Brit Hume, I can't call a winner until America votes.

So much crazy shit has happened in 2008, the stock market has set volume selling and buying records, all in the same year, unprecedented, actually. I think the ball is hard to call, I really do.

For as hard as the media is selling the inevitability of Barack Obama, I don't think it rings true. We'll see very soon.

re: #150 arethusa

Hey, TCM has "All the Presidents' Men" on tonight. Might be good practice for a potential O. administration to watch.

I can just picture the entire MSM staying up for a good wank while watching this one.They now see bringing down American Governments as their job

re: #232 Opinionated

what assertion might that be?

Excellent clouds over the San Gabriel Mountains of California; Look soon. The Towercam, Pacific time zone.

"Paradise is all around us and we do not understand."

— Thomas Merton.

See you all tomorrow.

re: #245 Ojoe

Nice.

re: #242 imploder

The 4 year fight begins November 5th. No matter who wins.

re: #228 legalpad

idiot(s) Gentiles That's a bit more accurate, eh?

Idiots of all ethnicities, all religions, and both genders - yep. In other words, Americans.

re: #230 outsidephilly

re: #239 x-wing

Mom likes to go into places (she calls them frou frou places) like Whole Foods, goes to the fish dept, and asks if they have Tuna Free Dolphin

The latest IBD/TIPP poll has been released today - and it has John McCain statistically tied with Barack Obama! And Neal Cavuto has just reported that the PEW poll has McCain ahead by 1% among likely voters!

Sweet! I feel like Chairman Zero may be in for a big let down on tuesday.

re: #137 Opinionated

Jews are not going to determine this race.

I, a Jew, am going to blame the millions and millions of idiot Gentiles who voted in Obama.

Blame who you want, but PA would be a lock for McCain if our fellow tribesman would wake up and smell the Felafals. NY and NJ would be in play as well. Jews are important to our country and to this election. And sadly, too used to mindlessly pulling the lever with the D on it.

re: #196 debutaunt

I don't understand what turned Carter into the slime he is now.

I think it's the gradual warping caused by that little voice at the back of his head that whispers "You're a failure, Carter. Admit it - you know it. This is your conscience"

MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN.

re: #244 surrounded

what assertion might that be?

That somehow Jews should be singled out because they should know better.

In this election, with what is out there, everyone should know better then to vote for Obama.

Can someone get a "legit" article about how Republicans give more to charities than Democrats?

I sent this one to a friend, and apparently it's not good enough for him.

Not Good Enough For A Liberal

re: #242 imploderFor as hard as the media is selling the inevitability of Barack Obama, I don't think it rings true.

Yeah! The media may have some vested interest.
But I'm not sure.
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re: #213 x-wing

Sorry, I must have brain lock, but where do you live now? You used kilometers so I'm guessing it's not the USA.

My ancesters all came from Germany. I spent two years their in the Military. It was nice, but I wouldn't want to live there.

I live in Rhineland-Pfalz, Germany (in the south).

I've been here two years and I think I may have two years more. I love living here. Then again, I don't pay the taxes my neighbors pay.

re: #251 MJBrutus

Blame who you want, but PA would be a lock for McCain if our fellow tribesman would wake up and smell the Felafals. NY and NJ would be in play as well. Jews are important to our country and to this election. And sadly, too used to mindlessly pulling the lever with the D on it.

And if every pro-life Catholic voted McCain, he would win in an electoral collage landslide.

re: #185 dammad

Well, I'm officially depressed. Brit Hume basically said Obama has it. I know, I know, only after the election will we know...but i think Brit is a really smart guy not prone to throwing out assumptions. Time to drink!

aaahhh, what does Brit know . . . , he wasn't at the rally this morning in PA!
We are SO for McCain in PA, and that's THAT! - SO THERE