Does it play on a teleprompter?

Oh, I thought it was a copy of "Rules for Radicals" or something like that. Guess not.

Well. I hope Obama reads it. I wouldn't expect it to change his mind, but it might give him some food for thought.

No surprises here. What did 44 expect? The Pope to kiss his finger?

Now he's lyin' to the pope, too.

Is this booklet available to the rest of us? Just in case we want to know what it says? (In English).

re: #5 pink freud

Now he's lyin' to the pope, too.

Pinkie, Pinkie, Pinkie -
Think positive!

re: #3 reine.de.tout

Well. I hope Obama reads it. I wouldn't expect it to change his mind, but it might give him some food for thought.

Reine ... posted this in wrong thread ...

Reine ... I am wondering if there was a chapter on the Black Liberation Theology ... cuz I am thinking the Pope not exactly on the same page as those guys since church been fighting their brother down south for decades ... but then ... he did sleep through all those sermons for 20 years ...

"Here, Mr. President, a gift from me to you. Make sure your friend TOTUS reads this also."

a not so subtle message from the Pope....it will certainly go over BOs head

re: #4 Erik The Red

No surprises here. What did 44 expect? The Pope to kiss his finger?

Or another part of his anatomy judging from his ego.

Did he apologize for anything?

/

re: #7 reine.de.tout

Pinkie, Pinkie, Pinkie -
Think positive!

I always think positive. What does that have to do with the fact that this man is a world-class liar?

Nice to see you, Your Highness SweetPea! :-)

re: #8 JacksonTn

Reine ... posted this in wrong thread ...

Reine ... I am wondering if there was a chapter on the Black Liberation Theology ... cuz I am thinking the Pope not exactly on the same page as those guys since church been fighting their brother down south for decades ... but then ... he did sleep through all those sermons for 20 years ...

Whew.
Well, didn't somebody here one evening say that Black Liberation Theology had roots in Roman Catholicism?

re: #5 pink freud

Now he's lyin' to the pope, too.

dissin on the Pope ain't kewl

But what about those "populations we don't want too many of?"

/Justice Ginsburg

I don't want to punish my children with a book in opposition to practices such as abortion and embryonic stem cell research.

re: #13 pink freud

I always think positive. What does that have to do with the fact that this man is a world-class liar?

Nice to see you, Your Highness SweetPea! :-)

{pinkie}
You too, mah chere.

He'll read that like it was the stimulus bill.

re: #14 reine.de.tout

Whew.
Well, didn't somebody here one evening say that Black Liberation Theology had roots in Roman Catholicism?

Reine .. yes I remember that ... but they don't really know the whole story ... yes they took some and made an ugly stew ... but people just don't know the whole story of Cone and his crew ... oh man ... it makes my head swirl ...

"Thank you, your Popeishness. We have a small gift for you, a DVD titled `Malia and Sasha tour Moscow.' "

I'm not Catholic, but with as many millions of Catholics as this country has, it behooves the president to at least know what the theology is.

Sorry Pope. No matter what he says, Obama heart abortion.

re: #20 JacksonTn

Hi Jackson! Nice tunes you've been offering.

As always.

re: #16 Dar ul Harb

I know if one of the conservatives on the Supreme Court had said something like that, the House would be preparing the impeachment papers right now...

Obamis the Pious apologize?...
bwahahahaha!

re: #24 pink freud

Hi Jackson! Nice tunes you've been offering.

As always.

Pink ... hey school girl ... if you luck I will send you (when I figure it out) an email from my new iPhone which Reine is going to explain to me .. oh, yeah, and I made it out of the Mac store for just a little less than one large ... thanks Reine! ...

TOTUS promised to read it on the plane ride to Africa.

/right

re: #12 Gus 802

Did he apologize for anything?

"We're sorry we crucified - oh, my staff says that wasn't us."

In a surprise move, the pontiff gave Obama a booklet explaining Vatican opposition to practices such as abortion and embryonic stem cell research, which Obama supports.

and "0" thought to himself later, "I shoulda said "But I WON!", yeah, that's what I shoulda said."

re: #22 EmmmieG

I'm not Catholic, but with as many millions of Catholics as this country has, it behooves the president to at least know what the theology is.

And over 80% of Catholics voted for him. He has no clue and has promised things the the US Catholics that he can not provide. The faith will backlash in the next election.

re: #20 JacksonTn

Reine .. yes I remember that ... but they don't really know the whole story ... yes they took some and made an ugly stew ... but people just don't know the whole story of Cone and his crew ... oh man ... it makes my head swirl ...

My head too.

re: #29 SteveC

"We're sorry we crucified - oh, my staff says that wasn't us."

That would be it too.

re: #27 JacksonTn

Pink ... hey school girl ... if you luck I will send you (when I figure it out) an email from my new iPhone which Reine is going to explain to me .. oh, yeah, and I made it out of the Mac store for just a little less than one large ... thanks Reine! ...

Ha! That woman is magic with technology. Just like my nineteen year old.

/amazing for her age .....

*ducks!*

re: #27 JacksonTn

Pink ... hey school girl ... if you luck I will send you (when I figure it out) an email from my new iPhone which Reine is going to explain to me .. oh, yeah, and I made it out of the Mac store for just a little less than one large ... thanks Reine! ...

Yeah, but you got TWO iPhones.

re: #34 pink freud

Ha! That woman is magic with technology. Just like my nineteen year old.

/amazing for her age .....

*ducks!*

YO.
Watchyomoufnow.

re: #16 Dar ul Harb

Obama has that covered. Check out what his "Science Czar" espoused back in 1977, and has not renounced (to the best of my knowledge, corrections solicited if I'm wrong): [Link: bit.ly...]

Paging Dr. Robert Stadler ...

re: #30 IslandLibertarian

In a surprise move, the pontiff gave Obama a booklet explaining Vatican opposition to practices such as abortion and embryonic stem cell research, which Obama supports.

and "0" thought to himself later, "I shoulda said "But I WON!", yeah, that's what I shoulda said."

".... Michelle, that's when he put his hand on my shoulder, leaned close, and whispered, "So did my Guy."

Barack Obama: Pope Benedict, I'd like you to meet America's new science czar, John Holdren. I'm sure you two have a lot to talk about so I'll leave you alone for an hour.

/

I hear the over/under for the pamphlet hitting the round file is at one minute.

I also hear the smart money is on the under.

Was the pamphlet in English?

Kennedy-Townsend in Newsweek: Obama 'More Catholic' Than Pope

Newsweek took their criticism of Pope Benedict XVI to the next level on Thursday- not only did guest columnist Kathleen Kennedy-Townsend affirm that the pontiff could learn from President Obama (something Newsweek and their partners at the Washington Post agreed upon back in April), but also blasted the Bishop of Rome and the Catholic hierarchy for their supposed “disdain” towards women and homosexuals.

The former lieutenant governor of Maryland began her column, titled "Without a Doubt: Why Barack Obama represents American Catholics better than the pope does," with the context of the pope’s upcoming meeting with the American president, and how it was “much anticipated and in some circles frowned upon by American Catholics in the wake of Obama’s controversial Notre Dame commencement speech in May.” She then laid out her central thesis about these two leaders: “In truth, though, Obama’s pragmatic approach to divisive policy...and his social-justice agenda reflect the views of American Catholic laity much more closely than those vocal bishops and pro-life activists...[T]hey’ll politely disagree about reproductive freedoms and homosexuality, but Catholics back home won’t care, because they know Obama’s on their side. In fact, Obama’s agenda is closer to their views than even the pope’s.”

/so, does TOTUS get to wear the Pope hat now?

re: #37 Sambo

Obama has that covered. Check out what his "Science Czar" espoused back in 1977, and has not renounced (to the best of my knowledge, corrections solicited if I'm wrong): [Link: bit.ly...]

Paging Dr. Robert Stadler ...

There's an LGF post about that already.

Where's the surprise?

re: #41 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Was the pamphlet in English?

Esperanto

Did anybody see what Michelle wore to meet the Pope?
Really strange get-up.

Was Obambi observed tossing the booklet in the trash?

re: #42 Killian Bundy

and I represent the Cowboys better than Jerry Jones...

I think Mayor Giuliani was serious when he said he wanted to reduce abortions.

I am very sorry, but I just don't believe that President Obama cares. I mean, what's he going to say - I want more abortions? He just doesn't care, imho.

What did FCBBHO say about one of his daughters having a baby in their teens? How did he describe the baby?

re: #46 reine.de.tout

Um, she was supposed to cover her head, right? Is there a guideline on how?

re: #46 reine.de.tout

Did anybody see what Michelle wore to meet the Pope?
Really strange get-up.

What the hell is that? She's like Jackie Kennedy at JFK's funeral.

re: #46 reine.de.tout

Did anybody see what Michelle wore to meet the Pope?
Really strange get-up.

Is she trying to look like a nun? LOL

Everyone sure likes to give Pres. Obama reading materials.

If I ever meet him, I have a few ideas of my own:

The Road to Serfdom by Friedrich Hayek

A History of the American People by Paul Johnson

In His Own Hand by Ronald Reagan

Those should get him started in the right direction and probably give him ideas he has never heard before too

re: #40 The Shadow Do

I hear the over/under for the pamphlet hitting the round file is at one minute.

I also hear the smart money is on the under.

TSD ... ROFLMAO ...

re: #45 Gus 802

Esperanto

Oh, considering his connection with Soros and Soros' father's role in that "language", GOOD COME-BACK!

re: #50 MandyManners

What did FCBBHO say about one of his daughters having a baby in their teens? How did he describe the baby?

A mistake?

re: #51 EmmmieG

Um, she was supposed to cover her head, right? Is there a guideline on how?

My aunt always pinned a hankie on my head when I'd go to Mass with her when I was a kid.

re: #42 Killian Bundy

Kennedy-Townsend in Newsweek: Obama 'More Catholic' Than Pope

/so, does TOTUS get to wear the Pope hat now?

No, but I did like how the pope used the meeting to get his own message across. He didn't shove at Obama, but he did not let himself be used as a prop and he made sure that he was heard and that the media would report his position. Pope Benedict is much better at subtlety than most people, but it seems like a good tactic to use against Obama.

re: #50 MandyManners

What did FCBBHO say about one of his daughters having a baby in their teens? How did he describe the baby?

small, cuddly and totally lovable?...

re: #42 Killian Bundy

Kennedy-Townsend in Newsweek: Obama 'More Catholic' Than Pope

/so, does TOTUS get to wear the Pope hat now?

KB ... sorry but I gotta say it ... FUCKING IDIOTS ...

And in return: More DVD's of ME that won't play in European DVD players!

re: #46 reine.de.tout

Did anybody see what Michelle wore to meet the Pope?
Really strange get-up.

Mourning M.J. I see.

re: #46 reine.de.tout

Did anybody see what Michelle wore to meet the Pope?
Really strange get-up.

That looks like someone's idea of what pious is supposed to look like?

/spidery-looking

re: #46 reine.de.tout

Did anybody see what Michelle wore to meet the Pope?
Really strange get-up.

Better than some of her other situational fashion choices.

/when in the Holy See . . .

re: #56 MandyManners

Oh, considering his connection with Soros and Soros' father's role in that "language", GOOD COME-BACK!

Yeah, I figured is still popular with the Internationalists.

My other choice was Pigeon English.

re: #51 EmmmieG

Um, she was supposed to cover her head, right? Is there a guideline on how?

Is she supposed to cover her head?
I don't recall Laura Bush's head being covered.

That looks like an old-time what we called a chapel veil - I didn't know they still made 'em - that's what you kept in your purse to stick on your head if you ended up at Mass without a hat.

re: #58 redstateredneck

My aunt always pinned a hankie on my head when I'd go to Mass with her when I was a kid.

I have had to use a Kleenex. LOL

re: #50 MandyManners

What did FCBBHO say about one of his daughters having a baby in their teens? How did he describe the baby?

Punished with a baby or some such crap.

re: #47 redstateredneck

Was Obambi observed tossing the booklet in the trash?

Don't you think it would be shipped to a repository somewhere so that it can be part of the Barak H. Obama Presidential Library?

re: #46 reine.de.tout

The caption that I saw said it was a traditional catholic thing.

re: #46 reine.de.tout

Her dresser is either incredibly lame or incredibly malicious.

/haute NOT couture

re: #50 MandyManners

What did FCBBHO say about one of his daughters having a baby in their teens? How did he describe the baby?

He said that he would not want to see his daughters "punished with a baby."

re: #57 Erik The Red

A mistake?

re: #60 albusteve

small, cuddly and totally lovable?...

I believe it starts with a "p" and ends with a "ment".

re: #58 redstateredneck

My aunt always pinned a hankie on my head when I'd go to Mass with her when I was a kid.

exactly.
And that's sort of what Michelle's head thingie looks like. It's what every good Catholic girl kept in her handbag for when she ended up at Mass without a hat.

re: #47 redstateredneck

Was Obambi observed tossing the booklet in the trash?

No, he signed it and gave it back.

re: #71 Killgore Trout

The caption that I saw said it was a traditional catholic thing.

Michelle isn't Catholic.

re: #37 Sambo

Obama has that covered. Check out what his "Science Czar" espoused back in 1977, and has not renounced (to the best of my knowledge, corrections solicited if I'm wrong): [Link: bit.ly...]

Paging Dr. Robert Stadler ...

I'm just curious-does his staff ever vet anyone?

re: #74 MandyManners

I believe it starts with a "p" and ends with a "ment".

predicament

re: #37 Sambo

I know, that's Zombie's latest and there's already been a thread on it.

The House Democrats just have to ignore that Ms. Justice Ginsburg said that, I suppose, because despite the statement's otherwise outrageous character, calling attention to it would just be too politically inconvenient.

"Three generations of imbeciles is enough."
--Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., Buck v. Bell, 274 U.S. 200, 208 (1927)

re: #77 reine.de.tout

Michelle isn't Catholic.

she plays one on TV tho....

re: #66 Gus 802

Yeah, I figured is still popular with the Internationalists.

My other choice was Pigeon English.

Atwhay outbay Igpay Atinlay?

re: #42 Killian Bundy

re: #76 SasquatchOnSteroids

No, he signed it and gave it back.

Good one! You know the man well.

//More about me Pope Benedict.

re: #70 SteveC

Don't you think it would be shipped to a repository somewhere so that it can be part of the Barak H. Obama Presidential Library?

Most likely yes. Obama might well ignore the booklet, but he'd keep it. Getting rid of it would be foolish.

re: #69 redstateredneck

Punished with a baby or some such crap.

There you go.

In case no one linked the booklet - here is the online version.

re: #71 Killgore Trout

The caption that I saw said it was a traditional catholic thing.

That would be fine if she was a Catholic. She is not. It is all PR bullshit. The need this meeting more than the Pope and the Vatican does.

re: #73 Dark_Falcon

He said that he would not want to see his daughters "punished with a baby."

That's it.

re: #85 Dark_Falcon

Most likely yes. Obama might well ignore the booklet, but he'd keep it. Getting rid of it would be foolish.

He'll regift it when Netanyahu comes to visit.

Okay, post go bye bye.

re: #79 albusteve

predicament

Well, it is that, too.

re: #77 reine.de.tout

Michelle isn't Catholic.

But she did stay in a Holiday Inn Express last night

re: #71 Killgore Trout

The caption that I saw said it was a traditional catholic thing.

Well, color me ignorant.

Here's a photo of Laura Bush with the same sort of gear on her head.

Remember, Michelle wore sleeveless white to the D-Day memorial service.

/coulda been worse, just sayin'

re: #82 MandyManners

Atwhay outbay Igpay Atinlay?

Iay speaksay omesay igpay atinlay ndaay riteway tiay saay ellway.

//Whew.

re: #90 livefreeor die

He'll regift it when Netanyahu comes to visit.

You are so bad.
Funny, but bad.

re: #67 reine.de.tout

Is she supposed to cover her head?
I don't recall Laura Bush's head being covered.

That looks like an old-time what we called a chapel veil - I didn't know they still made 'em - that's what you kept in your purse to stick on your head if you ended up at Mass without a hat.

Reine ... mama always had a few extra "doilies" in her purse with bobby pins from hell ... I think she stuck them in your skull just to punish you for not bringing your own from home ... Child Abuse! ...

re: #88 Erik The Red

Why does Obama need to Pope?

i have great respect for the pope. her had to sit there and smile and act cordial to the devious o. and give him a relevant booklet which he knows o won't read.
and suffer the presence of WAB.

i can't wait till these hacks are out of the whitehouse.

re: #73 Dark_Falcon

He said that he would not want to see his daughters "punished with a baby."

Having been born a bastard of teen parents, I'm glad President Obama was not my grandfather.

What was Obama expectin'? Pics of Miley Cyrus?

Oh yeah I went there.

If he had said "burdened" or even "saddled", I could go along with him 100 per cent because babies are burdens! But, not punishments.

OTOH, it just hit me that a negaitve consequence of behavior is a "punishment".

re: #98 JacksonTn

Reine ... mama always had a few extra "doilies" in her purse with bobby pins from hell ... I think she stuck them in your skull just to punish you for not bringing your own from home ... Child Abuse! ...

Yep.
I had one, with a little case you could fold it up and put it into. Looked just like a doily. We were hot, eh? LOL

re: #57 Erik The Red

A mistake?

He said that he didn't want her punished with a baby.

re: #94 reine.de.tout

Well, color me ignorant.

Here's a photo of Laura Bush with the same sort of gear on her head.

Mrs. Bush looks like a real First Lady.

re: #94 reine.de.tout

Well, color me ignorant.

Here's a photo of Laura Bush with the same sort of gear on her head.

Maybe they have them available at the door....like restaurants that require a jacket and supply "loaners".

re: #96 Gus 802

Iay speaksay omesay igpay atinlay ndaay riteway tiay saay ellway.

//Whew.

*fanning Gus*

re: #97 redstateredneck

You are so bad.
Funny, but bad.

Bad but accurate? :)

re: #104 reine.de.tout
There were white lace ones and black. I could only have the white.

Liberation Theology is an attempt to interpret Scripture through the plight of the poor. It is largely a humanistic doctrine. It started in South America in the turbulent 1950s when Marxism was making great gains among the poor because of its emphasis on the redistribution of wealth, allowing poor peasants to share in the wealth of the colonial elite and thus upgrade their economic status in life. As a theology, it has very strong Roman Catholic roots.

Liberation Theology was bolstered in 1968 at the Second Latin American Bishops Conference which met in Medellin, Colombia. The idea was to study the Bible and to fight for social justice in Christian (Catholic) communities. Since the only governmental model for the redistribution of the wealth in a South American country was a Marxist model, the redistribution of wealth to raise the economic standards of the poor in South America took on a definite Marxist flavor. Since those who had money were very reluctant to part with it in any wealth redistribution model, the use of a populist (read poor) revolt was encouraged by those who worked most closely with the poor. As a result, the Liberation Theology model was mired in Marxist dogma and revolutionary causes.

As a result of its Marxist leanings, Liberation Theology as practiced by the bishops and priests of South America was criticized in the 1980s by the Catholic hierarchy, from Pope John Paul on down. The top hierarchy of the Catholic Church accused liberation theologians of supporting violent revolutions and outright Marxist class struggle. This perversion is usually the result of a humanist view of man being codified into Church Doctrine by zealous priests and bishops and explains why the Catholic top hierarchy now wants to separate itself from Marxist doctrine and revolution.

However, Liberation Theology has moved from the poor peasants in South America to the poor blacks in North America. We now have Black Liberation Theology being preached in the black community. It is the same Marxist, revolutionary, humanistic philosophy found in South American Liberation Theology and has no more claim for a scriptural basis than the South American model has. False doctrine is still false, no matter how it is dressed up or what fancy name is attached to it. In the same way that revolutionary fervor was stirred up in South America, Liberation Theology is now trying to stir up revolutionary fervor among blacks in America. Black Liberation Theology is a false, humanist doctrine dressed up in theological terms.

GOT THAT OBAMA? ask the Pope how he feels about your 20 year sleepover ...

re: #99 Killgore Trout

Why does Obama need to Pope?

To keep the US Catholic voters that he is busy pissing off.

re: #108 MandyManners

*fanning Gus*

Why thank you Mandy. Good think I'm having ice cream at the same time.

re: #113 Gus 802

Good thing that is.

We gotta reduce our carbon footprint and our carbon dioxide emissions, dontcha know.

(Pardon me while I stop breathing.)

re: #55 JacksonTn

TSD ... ROFLMAO ...

Gotta ask, with trepidation...TSD?

Wasn't it nice of Obama to grant the Pope an audience with him?
/

re: #58 redstateredneck

My aunt always pinned a hankie on my head when I'd go to Mass with her when I was a kid.

re: #75 reine.de.tout

exactly.
And that's sort of what Michelle's head thingie looks like. It's what every good Catholic girl kept in her handbag for when she ended up at Mass without a hat.

We had long mantilla thingies and short lace cap thingies, but sometimes we'd forget them, and my mom would pin Kleenex on us. :D

re: #98 JacksonTn

Reine ... mama always had a few extra "doilies" in her purse with bobby pins from hell ... I think she stuck them in your skull just to punish you for not bringing your own from home ... Child Abuse! ...

Yeah, my Aunt Leola would jam those bobby pins in. She didn't want her little Protestant niece's hanky to fall off!

re: #106 Erik The Red

Mrs. Bush looks like a real First Lady.

Mrs. Bush looks relaxed.
I think what made Michelle look so strange is that she looked so stiff and uncomfortable. Maybe she wasn't, but the photo made her appear that way.

Of course, if I was wearing something like that on my head, I would probably be stiff and uncomfortable too. Which is why I would make a terrible first lady.

Laura Bush got it right.

re: #99 Killgore Trout

Why does Obama need to Pope?

Using "to Pope" as a verb... I like it.

re: #73 Dark_Falcon

He said that he would not want to see his daughters "punished with a baby."

And yet Todd and Sarah Palin decide to put their money where their mouth is and bring a Special Needs child full term, and it's Obama's traveling band who keeps handing out the punishment.

If that had been me in Alaska, I would have ended my resignation speech with the line "...My last official act as Governor will be to tell you to get the hell out of my face!"

re: #94 reine.de.tout

Huh. re: #112 Erik The Red

Last I checked American Catholics were more in line with Obama than the Pope anyways. There aren't many American Catholics that adhere to the Vatican's positions on birth control, abortion, divorce, etc.

re: #117 Truck Monkey

Wasn't it nice of Obama to grant the Pope an audience with him?
/

the whole thing is as phony as a three dollar bill...it reeks given BOs past

re: #46 reine.de.tout

Did anybody see what Michelle wore to meet the Pope?
Really strange get-up.

For comparison: Laura Bush meets the Pope. I'm no expert, but her veil looks like more of a Spanish influence to me.

re: #104 reine.de.tout

Yep.
I had one, with a little case you could fold it up and put it into. Looked just like a doily. We were hot, eh? LOL

Reine ... at mass? no ... but dang we could really roll up those uniform skirts and play up the knee-highs after school ... then go to confession at Friday mass ...

re: #121 Occasional Reader

OR, where you been all week?

re: #120 reine.de.tout

Mrs. Bush looks relaxed.
I think what made Michelle look so strange is that she looked so stiff and uncomfortable. Maybe she wasn't, but the photo made her appear that way.

Of course, if I was wearing something like that on my head, I would probably be stiff and uncomfortable too. Which is why I would make a terrible first lady.

Laura Bush got it right.

Laura Bush was the real deal. WAB is not even worthy of cleaning her shoes.

re: #111 JacksonTn

Liberation Theology is an attempt to interpret Scripture through the plight of the poor. It is largely a humanistic doctrine. It started in South America in the turbulent 1950s when Marxism was making great gains among the poor because of its emphasis on the redistribution of wealth, allowing poor peasants to share in the wealth of the colonial elite and thus upgrade their economic status in life. As a theology, it has very strong Roman Catholic roots.

Liberation Theology was bolstered in 1968 at the Second Latin American Bishops Conference which met in Medellin, Colombia. The idea was to study the Bible and to fight for social justice in Christian (Catholic) communities. Since the only governmental model for the redistribution of the wealth in a South American country was a Marxist model, the redistribution of wealth to raise the economic standards of the poor in South America took on a definite Marxist flavor. Since those who had money were very reluctant to part with it in any wealth redistribution model, the use of a populist (read poor) revolt was encouraged by those who worked most closely with the poor. As a result, the Liberation Theology model was mired in Marxist dogma and revolutionary causes.

As a result of its Marxist leanings, Liberation Theology as practiced by the bishops and priests of South America was criticized in the 1980s by the Catholic hierarchy, from Pope John Paul on down. The top hierarchy of the Catholic Church accused liberation theologians of supporting violent revolutions and outright Marxist class struggle. This perversion is usually the result of a humanist view of man being codified into Church Doctrine by zealous priests and bishops and explains why the Catholic top hierarchy now wants to separate itself from Marxist doctrine and revolution.

However, Liberation Theology has moved from the poor peasants in South America to the poor blacks in North America. We now have Black Liberation Theology being preached in the black community. It is the same Marxist, revolutionary, humanistic philosophy found in South American Liberation Theology and has no more claim for a scriptural basis than the South American model has. False doctrine is still false, no matter how it is dressed up or what fancy name is attached to it. In the same way that revolutionary fervor was stirred up in South America, Liberation Theology is now trying to stir up revolutionary fervor among blacks in America. Black Liberation Theology is a false, humanist doctrine dressed up in theological terms.

GOT THAT OBAMA? ask the Pope how he feels about your 20 year sleepover ...

Fucking-A!

How many have been killed in the name of Liberation Theology?

I useta' be a member of CISPES toward the end of my time as a Commie.

COLLECTIVIZATION WILL FREE YOUR SOUL!

re: #121 Occasional Reader

Heh. I Pope you.

re: #119 redstateredneck

Yeah, my Aunt Leola would jam those bobby pins in. She didn't want her little Protestant niece's hanky to fall off!

I remember a Protestant girl going to Mass with us girls one time after school for some reason. She sat like a stunned ox through Mass while we did the up down kneel sit kneel up down thing. The priest came over afterwards to see why she didn't. Heh.

re: #125 ShanghaiEd

For comparison: Laura Bush meets the Pope. I'm no expert, but her veil looks like more of a Spanish influence to me.

that's an even better photo of Laura Bush than the one I posted upthread.
She looks very relaxed and comfortable.

I wonder if the Pope had to kiss Obamas ring?

re: #113 Gus 802

Why thank you Mandy. Good think I'm having ice cream at the same time.

BRAIN FREEZE!

re: #98 JacksonTn

I had to wear my mother's accordian-pleated rain bonnets to church once. I was mortified.

The pamphlet will be read before or after the Marxist screed that Chavez gave him (Open Veins of Latin America)?

re: #131 Catttt

I remember a Protestant girl going to Mass with us girls one time after school for some reason. She sat like a stunned ox through Mass while we did the up down kneel sit kneel up down thing. The priest came over afterwards to see why she didn't. Heh.

I tried to keep up. I was always a pretty good mimic.

re: #136 Occasional Reader

The pamphlet will be read before or after the Marxist screed that Chavez gave him (Open Veins of Latin America)?

Oh, you're good.

re: #123 Killgore Trout

Huh. re: #112 Erik The Red

Last I checked American Catholics were more in line with Obama than the Pope anyways. There aren't many American Catholics that adhere to the Vatican's positions on birth control, abortion, divorce, etc.

/gee, maybe the Pope should just pick another religion

re: #135 Pigtown Water Dog

I had to wear my mother's accordian-pleated rain bonnets to church once. I was mortified.

I can picture that!
LOL

re: #96 Gus 802

Iay speaksay omesay igpay atinlay ndaay riteway tiay saay ellway.

You talkin' trash about one of the NFL's greatest? :)

Veiling

For 2,000 years, Catholic women have veiled themselves before entering a church or any time they are in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament (e.g., during sick calls). It was written into the 1917 Code of Canon Law, Canon 1262, that women must cover their heads -- "especially when they approach the holy table" ("mulieres autem, capite cooperto et modeste vestitae, maxime cum ad mensam Dominicam accedunt") -- but during the Second Vatican Council, Bugnini (the same Freemason who designed the Novus Ordo Mass) was asked by journalists if women would still have to cover their heads. His reply, perhaps innocently enough, was that the issue was not being discussed. The journalists (as journalists are wont to do with Church teaching) took his answer as a "no," and printed their misinformation in newspapers all over the world. 1 Since then, many, if not most, Catholic women have lost the tradition.

re: #135 Pigtown Water Dog

I had to wear my mother's accordian-pleated rain bonnets to church once. I was mortified.

Ewwww...old lady rain bonnet.

re: #116 The Shadow Do

Gotta ask, with trepidation...TSD?

TSD ... The Shadow Do ... I just always put the nic first because I had a bad experience once when I posted to the wrong person ...

re: #103 MandyManners

If he had said "burdened" or even "saddled", I could go along with him 100 per cent because babies are burdens! But, not punishments.

OTOH, it just hit me that a negaitve consequence of behavior is a "punishment".

it is so inappropriate to use the word "punishment" to describe a baby.
there is no way to spin it and make it acceptable to most people.
because o said it so easily and casually it seems obvious he has no problem w/ abortion at all. i don't believe that he was being sincere when he said to the pope that he was going to reduce abortions in this country. he said what he thought the pope would want to hear.

re: #127 redstateredneck

OR, where you been all week?

That information is classified.

re: #120 reine.de.tout

I'm amazed by the outfits Ms"0" wears.Here she looks like she is gift-wrapped for a funeral.

/the Queen has no clothes fashion sense !

re: #141 SteveC

You talkin' trash about one of the NFL's greatest? :)

I saw that. Elway Ford too! That's where I bought my car. It's not a Ford though.

re: #78 livefreeor die

I'm just curious-does his staff ever vet anyone?

No, they just HOPE everything will be all right, and if not, they'll try to CHANGE the subject.

re: #146 Occasional Reader

That information is classified.

Secret mission, huh? You are a man of mystery.

re: #150 redstateredneck

Secret mission, huh? You are a man of mystery.

yes....00R

OT

Cindy Sheean (I think) in on local Public Access TV whining about how the "robber class" stole the election from her and how the Change she started was stolen form her and then never happened. She sounds almost brain damaged, speaking in a really slow voice uncompromisable at times.

re: #147 IslandLibertarian

I'm amazed by the outfits Ms"0" wears.Here she looks like she is gift-wrapped for a funeral.

/the Queen has no clothes fashion sense !

I think she usually looks really nice.
But when there's a miss, it's a biggie.

Go Pope Benedict!

Pay attention Mr. Obama.

And here is the evening Towercam, the sun will set in this image in the next hour or so: San Gabriel Mountains of California, Pacific time zone, courtesy of the astronomers of UCLA.

Did Nancy get a pamphlet ?
I don't remember.

re: #150 redstateredneck

Secret mission, huh? You are a man of mystery.

"Danger" is my middle name.

re: #122 SteveC

And yet Todd and Sarah Palin decide to put their money where their mouth is and bring a Special Needs child full term, and it's Obama's traveling band who keeps handing out the punishment.

If that had been me in Alaska, I would have ended my resignation speech with the line "...My last official act as Governor will be to tell you to get the hell out of my face!"

Yeah, but that's the Palins. They do their best to say what they mean, live according to their stated principles. To Obama, statements of principle are to be thrown under the bus as soon as they cease to be convenient. Sarah Palin was only a poser as a pageant contestant, Obama is a poser 24/7.

re: #155 SasquatchOnSteroids

Did Nancy get a pamphlet ?
I don't remember.

The Pope should have dismissed the press and put Pelousy over his knee!

re: #152 mattm

OT

Cindy Sheean (I think) in on local Public Access TV whining about how the "robber class" stole the election from her and how the Change she started was stolen form her and then never happened. She sounds almost brain damaged, speaking in a really slow voice uncompromisable at times.

Her 15 minutes were up a long time ago.

re: #145 nyc redneck

it is so inappropriate to use the word "punishment" to describe a baby.
there is no way to spin it and make it acceptable to most people.
because o said it so easily and casually it seems obvious he has no problem w/ abortion at all. i don't believe that he was being sincere when he said to the pope that he was going to reduce abortions in this country. he said what he thought the pope would want to hear.

I read an article today about surgical abortions are down due to the use of the Morning After Pill which now accounts for 25 per cent of all terminations. Could this be what he was talking about?

re: #145 nyc redneck

Of all the things Obama has said, "punished with a baby" bothers me the most, by far, by far.

I do not think that someone who could think and say that, should have power over other people.

re: #144 JacksonTn

TSD ... The Shadow Do ... I just always put the nic first because I had a bad experience once when I posted to the wrong person ...

Doh!

I looked up acronyms, the closest I could relate was "treatment, strorage and disposal"! LOL

re: #157 Dark_Falcon

Yeah, but that's the Palins. They do their best to say what they mean, live according to their stated principles. To Obama, statements of principle are to be thrown under the bus as soon as they cease to be convenient. Sarah Palin was only a poser as a pageant contestant, Obama is a poser 24/7.

+100 if I had them DF.

re: #156 Occasional Reader

"Danger" is my middle name.

So we should call you Austin "Danger" Powers?

/kidding

re: #75 reine.de.tout

exactly.
And that's sort of what Michelle's head thingie looks like. It's what every good Catholic girl kept in her handbag for when she ended up at Mass without a hat.

That's probably what it is, or something similar. I know that when I was in Italy last winter, the churches, even the tourist ones that charged for admission to see the art, were increadibly strict about what people wore - no shoulders, no knees and some wanted married women's heads covered - they had disposable things available, sort of like the community kippot baskets at Conservative shuls.

Either her dresser came prepared or someone gave her one on the way in.

re: #42 Killian Bundy

Kennedy-Townsend in Newsweek: Obama 'More Catholic' Than Pope

/so, does TOTUS get to wear the Pope hat now?

Kathleen Kennedy-Townsend is a freaking idiot. When she ran for governor of Maryland, she managed to get the Republican elected, which is a rare occurrence in this state.

re: #152 mattm

OT

Cindy Sheean (I think) in on local Public Access TV whining about how the "robber class" stole the election from her and how the Change she started was stolen form her and then never happened. She sounds almost brain damaged, speaking in a really slow voice uncompromisable at times.

Who does she consider the "robber class"? Democrats? Republicans?

re: #94 reine.de.tout

Well, color me ignorant.

Here's a photo of Laura Bush with the same sort of gear on her head.

I just want to say thanks a lot, folks, those of you who updinged my "I'm so stupid" comment.

More on the veil.

Here's the other term: Mantilla.

re: #151 albusteve

yes....00R

Heh.

I'm getting over the humiliation of my 12 year old nephew clobbering me at the "Quantum of Solace" Wii game. He's scarily good.

re: #146 Occasional Reader

That information is classified.

You live a life of danger?

re: #160 MandyManners

I read an article today about surgical abortions are down due to the use of the Morning After Pill which now accounts for 25 per cent of all terminations. Could this be what he was talking about?

maybe but i do know there is a lot of money to be made in the abortion industry.

re: #166 Catttt

Kathleen Kennedy-Townsend is a freaking idiot. When she ran for governor of Maryland, she managed to get the Republican elected, which is a rare occurrence in this state.

Yep. Bobby's daughter is a bufoon.

re: #111 JacksonTn

Obama isn't catholic so I doubt the Pope cares about about his theological background. He'd only be concerned about the the practice of LT within the doman of the catholic church.

I'm still not sure there's such a thing as "black liberation theology." I think it's all just "liberation theology." The race of who is practicing it doesn't substantially change it's character nearly as much as the denomination practicing it.

re: #171 MandyManners

You live a life of danger?

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Awesome! I was thinking of linking that. I had the 45 rpm of it and just played the thing to death.

re: #166 Catttt

Kathleen Kennedy-Townsend is a freaking idiot. When she ran for governor of Maryland, she managed to get the Republican elected, which is a rare occurrence in this state.

Heh. I remember that. She had problems stinging words together to make a coherent sentence. She does have nice legs for an old bird though.....

re: #174 Conservative Moonbat

Obama isn't catholic so I doubt the Pope cares about about his theological background. He'd only be concerned about the the practice of LT within the doman of the catholic church.

I'm still not sure there's such a thing as "black liberation theology." I think it's all just "liberation theology." The race of who is practicing it doesn't substantially change it's character nearly as much as the denomination practicing it.

CM ... have you read any of Cone's books? .. if not please do so ...

re: #171 MandyManners

I'm a Secret Asian Man.

re: #103 MandyManners

OTOH, it just hit me that a negaitve consequence of behavior is a "punishment".

Compare:

We don't want to see these folks who bought a house they couldn't afford punished with a foreclosure.

We don't want to see the UAW punished for bankrupting the auto industry.

We don't think the Iranian government should be punished for its pursuit of the same nuclear technology we've got.

And we certainly don't want to have the folks who voted for the stimulus package punished next November.

re: #161 Ojoe

Of all the things Obama has said, "punished with a baby" bothers me the most, by far, by far.

I do not think that someone who could think and say that, should have power over other people.

me too. my blood ran cold when he said that. i imagined if i had had a father like that when i was a pregnant teenager.
the picture of the o family is not what it seems.

re: #172 nyc redneck

maybe but i do know there is a lot of money to be made in the abortion industry.

Not with the advent of the MAPill.

re: #156 Occasional Reader

"Danger" is my middle name.

To yourself? Or to others? :)

////

re: #178 Occasional Reader

I'm a Secret Asian Man.

I'll leave out the jokes about Long Duk.

The Towercam is getting better...

re: #178 Occasional Reader

I'm a Secret Asian Man.

Can you do a Christopher Walken imitation?

//

re: #170 Occasional Reader

Heh.

I'm getting over the humiliation of my 12 year old nephew clobbering me at the "Quantum of Solace" Wii game. He's scarily good.

I used to get routinely pounded playing Madden NFL...."dad you don't know crap about football"....jeez

re: #181 MandyManners

Not with the advent of the MAPill.

If you swallow that pill you will never get lost.

re: #176 Truck Monkey

Heh. KKT referred to the horse named War Admiral as War Monger. I also saw her once at a daytime event NOT wearing a slip! Maryland politics-flavor of pleh.

re: #179 Dar ul Harb

Compare:

We don't want to see these folks who bought a house they couldn't afford punished with a foreclosure.

We don't want to see the UAW punished for bankrupting the auto industry.

We don't think the Iranian government should be punished for its pursuit of the same nuclear technology we've got.

And we certainly don't want to have the folks who voted for the stimulus package punished next November.

You could have a point.

re: #182 SteveC

To yourself? Or to others? :)

////

Why make me choose!

re: #183 MandyManners

I'll leave out the jokes about Long Duk.

"No more yankie my wankie!"

Loved that movie :P

re: #184 Ojoe

The Towercam is getting better...

The first one about blinded me!

re: #176 Truck Monkey

Heh. I remember that. She had problems stinging words together to make a coherent sentence. She does have nice legs for an old bird though.....

You hetero men have one-track minds. But as the great Mae West said (and my daddy quoted to me a lot), "It's better to be looked over than over-looked."

Poor Michelle. I guess J Crew doesn't make a lace mantilla.

re: #167 livefreeor die

Who does she consider the "robber class"? Democrats? Republicans?

I believe anyone but her. She is hawking a bookmanifesto she claims to have written called "myth america" this is currently in a 3 ring binder.

re: #192 MandyManners

It will be really nice when the sun gets lower than the ridge line.

re: #187 Truck Monkey

If you swallow that pill you will never get lost.

Oh, dear me. The most excellent pun I've seen in a while.

re: #193 Catttt

You hetero men have one-track minds. But as the great Mae West said (and my daddy quoted to me a lot), "It's better to be looked over than over-looked."

The thing I most remember about her is that she couldn't speak intelligently concerning ANYTHING about Maryland. Made you wonder what planet she came from.

BBL

Obama is an ass grabbing socialist!

re: #174 Conservative Moonbat

Doesn't look like just 'liberation theology' from here.

Black Value System

Trinity United Church of Christ adopted the Black Value System in 1981. It was written by lay persons of Trinity under the leadership of Vallmer Jordan.

We believe in the following 12 precepts and covenantal statements:
1. Commitment to God
2. Commitment to the Black Community
3. Commitment to the Black Family
4. Dedication to the Pursuit of Education
5. Dedication to the Pursuit of Excellence
6. Adherence to the Black Work Ethic
7. Commitment to Self-Discipline and Self-Respect
8. Disavowal of the Pursuit of "Middleclassness"
9. Pledge to make the fruits of all developing and acquired skills available to the Black Community
10. Pledge to make the fruits of all developing acquired skills available for strengthening and supporting Black institutions
11. Pledge allegiance to all Black leadership who espouse and embrace the Black Value System
12. Personal commitment to embracement of the Black Value System

re: #194 redstateredneck

Poor Michelle. I guess J Crew doesn't make a lace mantilla.

Her mantilla looks normal to me (Catholically speaking), but the dress is kinda baggy. She could have worn something a little less so without freaking the Pope out, me thinks.

I actually usually like her clothes sense. This time, I think she was dressed using a checklist from the Holy See.

re: #191 Mithrax

"No more yankie my wankie!"

Loved that movie :P

The Donger needs food.

re: #195 mattm

I believe anyone but her. She is hawking a bookmanifesto she claims to have written called "myth america" this is currently in a 3 ring binder.

That woman needs help. Seriously. The Dems were happy to use her to push their agenda and then dumped her when her mental health issues became too obvious to ignore. Someone should have tried to get her some counseling.

The pope also gave the president a copy of his latest encyclical, "Charity in Truth," which called for a "world political authority" to manage the global economy and for more government regulation of national economies to pull the world out of the current crisis and avoid a repeat.

Huh ?

re: #126 JacksonTn

Reine ... at mass? no ... but dang we could really roll up those uniform skirts and play up the knee-highs after school ... then go to confession at Friday mass ...

My school made us wear these really ugly jumpers - can't roll those up.

Mantillas on Flickr.

First one is really nice.

Later.

re: #203 MandyManners

The Donger needs food.

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Automobilie?

re: #196 Ojoe

It will be really nice when the sun gets lower than the ridge line.

The line "touched the face of God" comes to mind when I see the photographs you post.

re: #200 Killgore Trout

Obama is an ass grabbing socialist!

Two Timing Bastard

re: #202 Catttt

Her mantilla looks normal to me (Catholically speaking), but the dress is kinda baggy. She could have worn something a little less so without freaking the Pope out, me thinks.

I actually usually like her clothes sense. This time, I think she was dressed using a checklist from the Holy See.

I agree with you.
Plus, she looks uncomfortable.

re: #201 pink freud

Doesn't look like just 'liberation theology' from here.

Black Value System

Trinity United Church of Christ adopted the Black Value System in 1981. It was written by lay persons of Trinity under the leadership of Vallmer Jordan.

We believe in the following 12 precepts and covenantal statements:
1. Commitment to God
2. Commitment to the Black Community
3. Commitment to the Black Family
4. Dedication to the Pursuit of Education
5. Dedication to the Pursuit of Excellence
6. Adherence to the Black Work Ethic
7. Commitment to Self-Discipline and Self-Respect
8. Disavowal of the Pursuit of "Middleclassness"
9. Pledge to make the fruits of all developing and acquired skills available to the Black Community
10. Pledge to make the fruits of all developing acquired skills available for strengthening and supporting Black institutions
11. Pledge allegiance to all Black leadership who espouse and embrace the Black Value System
12. Personal commitment to embracement of the Black Value System

Remember, folks: This is the church Obama attended for over 20 years. (Ir can't be said enough.)

re: #209 Mithrax

Automobilie?

You got me there.

re: #201 pink freud

Doesn't look like just 'liberation theology' from here.

Black Value System

Trinity United Church of Christ adopted the Black Value System in 1981. It was written by lay persons of Trinity under the leadership of Vallmer Jordan.

We believe in the following 12 precepts and covenantal statements:
1. Commitment to God
2. Commitment to the Black Community
3. Commitment to the Black Family
4. Dedication to the Pursuit of Education
5. Dedication to the Pursuit of Excellence
6. Adherence to the Black Work Ethic
7. Commitment to Self-Discipline and Self-Respect
8. Disavowal of the Pursuit of "Middleclassness"
9. Pledge to make the fruits of all developing and acquired skills available to the Black Community
10. Pledge to make the fruits of all developing acquired skills available for strengthening and supporting Black institutions
11. Pledge allegiance to all Black leadership who espouse and embrace the Black Value System
12. Personal commitment to embracement of the Black Value System

And this has advanced the black community how?

re: #204 livefreeor die

That woman needs help. Seriously. The Dems were happy to use her to push their agenda and then dumped her when her mental health issues became too obvious to ignore. Someone should have tried to get her some counseling.

They shouldn't have thrown her in front of the cameras in the first place. She was never really all there. The Code Pink hags should be sued. The Cindy Sheehan story is not over and it definately won't end well.

re: #210 MandyManners

Well it is a camera put in place by astronomers, who in a way are looking for the face of God.

really BBL now

re: #198 Truck Monkey

The thing I most remember about her is that she couldn't speak intelligently concerning ANYTHING about Maryland. Made you wonder what planet she came from.

Damn carpetbagger. But I think it was her cluelessness and Gov. Ehrlich's intelligence (and he was cute) that did her in.

re: #22 EmmmieG

I'm not Catholic, but with as many millions of Catholics as this country has, it behooves the president to at least know what the theology is.

Hear, hear. And, while Obama is leafing through countless reams of Catholic encyclicals, he might pick up a copy of the US Constitution and give that a once over. He might be surprised what it says.

re: #214 MandyManners

You got me there.

Whatsa happenin hot stuff?

Sigh. gonna have to rent that again to watch it. Been many a moon.

re: #215 Erik The Red

And this has advanced the black community how?

I don't know ....but it's gone gone from the website now. Wonder why?

re: #200 Killgore Trout

Obama is an ass grabbing socialist!

And an ass staring shnook as well.

How about we all just agree that Obama is just an ass in general? :D

re: #200 Killgore Trout

Obama is an ass grabbing socialist!

Oh, that's just his way of apologizing for checking out that girl's caboose.

"S'aright baby, you know it ain't no thang."

a Pope story....
my daughter spent the summer in Rome before her senior year of college...a tour was set up for the Vatican and all these foreign students were supposed to meet the Pope...when it came down the meeting was cancelled because the Pope was not feeling well...several days later some envoy showed up at their hotel and told them all to shake it and get going because the meeting was on again...so eighty kids all piled into a Pope bus and they were driven back and directly presented to him....it took quite some time but he spoke to each and every student personally and blessed them....she told me the Pope had very bad breath...anyway the guy made it right for all those kids and needless to say they were all very impressed

re: #202 Catttt

Her mantilla looks normal to me (Catholically speaking), but the dress is kinda baggy. She could have worn something a little less so without freaking the Pope out, me thinks.

I actually usually like her clothes sense. This time, I think she was dressed using a checklist from the Holy See.

No bare arms...check
No accentuate the booty...check

Yeah, you're right. She went overboard trying to be modest.

re: #145 nyc redneck

it is so inappropriate to use the word "punishment" to describe a baby.

Your baby is not a teenager yet, is it?

re: #208 Occasional Reader

Later.

Danger calls...

re: #180 nyc redneck

me too. my blood ran cold when he said that. i imagined if i had had a father like that when i was a pregnant teenager.
the picture of the o family is not what it seems.

Maybe I can give a little insight. There is a belief in pro-choice circles that prolifers feel that the "punishment" for sex out of wedlock should be a baby, that the girl's/woman's life should be ruined because she commited the sinful act of having sex. It's not just something obama said. It's common in how a big chucnk of the left views the pro-life movement.

re: #222 Dark_Falcon

And an ass staring shnook as well.

How about we all just agree that Obama is just an ass in general? :D

I can appreciate a man who appreciates a nice turd cutter.

/sorry to offend.

re: #225 redstateredneck

No bare arms...check
No accentuate the booty...check

Yeah, you're right. She went overboard trying to be modest.

And we know there is a lean, muscular, toned female body in that sack she's wearing, so it looks even more weird to us.

re: #228 Conservative Moonbat

Maybe I can give a little insight. There is a belief in pro-choice circles that prolifers feel that the "punishment" for sex out of wedlock should be a baby, that the girl's/woman's life should be ruined because she commited the sinful act of having sex. It's not just something obama said. It's common in how a big chucnk of the left views the pro-life movement.

Once again, the left gets it wrong.

I'm jonesing for a Glambert fix.

re: #201 pink freud

I'd go so far as to say that's no longer liberation theology.

re: #226 razorbacker

Your baby is not a teenager yet, is it?

HAHAHA!

Thunderboomers and hail!

re: #215 Erik The Red

And this has advanced the black community how?

EtR .. it does not ... it keeps them in "victim" mode ...

re: #233 Conservative Moonbat

I'd go so far as to say that's no longer liberation theology.

Take it up with the Rev Wright. That's what he calls it. Read some Cone, like Jackson suggested.

re: #216 Truck Monkey

They shouldn't have thrown her in front of the cameras in the first place. She was never really all there. The Code Pink hags should be sued. The Cindy Sheehan story is not over and it definately won't end well.

I could not watch more than a few minutes. It was painful to watch her speak.

re: #230 Catttt

And we know there is a lean, muscular, toned female body in that sack she's wearing, so it looks even more weird to us.

Hell, yeah...I envy her her arms.

re: #233 Conservative Moonbat

I'd go so far as to say that's no longer liberation theology.

Then what would you call it, CM?

re: #236 JacksonTn

EtR .. it does not ... it keeps them in "victim" mode ...

'victim votes'....millions and millions of them

Adam Lamberts offering for Country Night on AI, remixed. Get out your fire extinguishers. :D /can't help myself.

re: #200 Killgore Trout

Obama is an ass grabbing socialist!

Well, ass is to Obama as Obama is to ass.

crap.
I had one chocolate chip cookie left, and I just dropped it in the dog's water bowl.
wahh!

re: #240 Dark_Falcon

Then what would you call it, CM?

left wing racist propaganda?....too many words?

re: #244 reine.de.tout

crap.
I had one chocolate chip cookie left, and I just dropped it in the dog's water bowl.
wahh!

So ?

/

re: #238 mattm

I could not watch more than a few minutes. It was painful to watch her speak.

I think that it is on par with Howard Stern throwing Stutterers and Angry/drunk dwarfs in front of microphones. Very sadistic.

Holy smokes we're getting a serious thunderstorm here.

re: #200 Killgore Trout

Obama is an ass grabbing socialist!

Wow, lokk at that!

it's got to be well over two feet across

re: #233 Conservative Moonbat

I'd go so far as to say that's no longer liberation theology.

CM ... I would go so far as to say you don't know crap about Black Liberation Theology ... go read Cone's books ...

re: #244 reine.de.tout

crap.
I had one chocolate chip cookie left, and I just dropped it in the dog's water bowl.
wahh!

*hides the ice cream*

re: #244 reine.de.tout

crap.
I had one chocolate chip cookie left, and I just dropped it in the dog's water bowl.
wahh!

Hurry. Maybe the dog hasn't noticed yet.

Think of it as weak coffee.

re: #249 Killian Bundy

Wow, lokk at that!

it's got to be well over two feet across

heh...hahaha!...oh man

re: #244 reine.de.tout

crap.
I had one chocolate chip cookie left, and I just dropped it in the dog's water bowl.
wahh!

It didn't hit the floor did it? A little bit of milk will wash it off. ;-)

If the dog didn't get to it first...