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Mon, Jan 3, 2005 at 7:20:10 pm PST

Peace activist/actor Richard Gere has appointed himself spokesman for the entire world, and in that capacity he’s urging Palestinians to get out the vote: Actor Richard Gere, ‘speaking for the entire world,’ urges Palestinians to vote.

A pro-peace group is hoping that a potent mix of Hollywood glamour and religion will motivate Palestinians to vote in next week’s presidential elections — and their star attraction is actor Richard Gere. ...

Gere, together with an Islamic cleric and a Greek Orthodox Church official, recorded a public service announcement calling on the Palestinians to vote in the Jan. 9 election to replace Yasser Arafat.

“Hi, I’m Richard Gere and I’m speaking for the entire world. We’re with you during this election time. It’s really important: Get out and vote,” Gere said, according to a transcript of the announcement obtained by The Associated Press.

Gere ended the 80-second announcement produced by the pro-peace group, “One Voice,” with an appeal in Arabic: “Take part in the elections.”

Gere’s co-stars in this public service announcement, presumably also speaking for the entire world, have previously urged Palestinians to wipe out Israel and finish the work of Adolf Hitler:

Joining Gere in the announcement are Sheik Taissir Tamimi, the head of the Islamic court in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, and Atallah Hanna, the spokesman of the Greek Orthodox Church in Jerusalem.

In the broadcast transcript Tamimi said, “To the Palestinian people, it is a vital process, national necessity and religious obligation.”

“We want democracy in our country, a place with freedom, and freedom of speech,” Hanna said in the ad. ...

Even though he evidently is not familiar with Hollywood superstars, Hanna has his own heroes, according to the Jerusalem Post, which quoted him as praising suicide bombers: ‘These martyrdom freedom fighters are the heroes of the people and we are proud of them. We categorically reject suspicious attempts to cast suspicion on their deeds. They are not suicidal, as some are claiming. Nor are they terrorists, as others are claiming. They are resisting the occupation.’ According to the report, he also called for the liberation of Palestine ‘from the [Mediterranean] sea to the [Jordan] river.’

One of Gere’s co-stars, Sheikh Tamimi, was quoted in 1994 as saying: “the Jews are destined to be persecuted, humiliated and tortured forever, and it is a Muslim duty to see to it that they reap their due. No petty arguments must be allowed to divide us. Where Hitler failed, we must succeed.”

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1 Sarah D.  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:21:58pm

Gere has been off my radar for a long time. What makes him a "world spokesman"?

A$$

2 Ludicrous  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:23:44pm

LUDICROUS

3 sven10077  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:24:17pm

#1 Sarah D.


funny you should say, "a$$"...

Richard Gere is from the Darth Asner wing of the SAG Moonbat guild...

4 Promethea  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:24:30pm

What is it with these movie stars? Don't they have any humility?

/sarc

5 Promethea  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:25:14pm

I like that Darth Asnar wing of the Moonbats. Great image.

6 klywood  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:26:52pm

Self-aggrandizing nincompoop. No brains. No shame.

7 zulubaby  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:27:09pm
A pro-peace group ...

You know what that means.

8 Elcid  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:27:26pm
“Hi, I’m Richard Gere and I’m speaking for the entire world. We’re with you during this election time. It’s really important: Get out and vote,”

What about the Iraqi's, you phony bastard, do your hollyWORDS, extend to them...or are they forgotten?

9 Jakester  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:27:29pm

Yeah. vote for the next terrorist dictator, you mindless Hollywood dweeb! Wonder why your career sucks?

10 Iron Fist[deleted]  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:28:00pm
11 big L  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:29:20pm

Gere acts like he has the brains of a ...gerbil...

12 ronaldusmagnus  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:30:25pm

Another resident of Useful Idiotdom pokes out his head. Don't these Hollywood morons vet their endorsement relationships? ( - or perhaps he did ...hhmmm...)

13 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:30:31pm

#11 A rainbow-colored gerbil...

14 csva  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:30:52pm

Hopefully he will personally get out the vote in ramallah. Then he can announce he is "not of the book" and see what the "party of god" has to say about that!

15 zulubaby  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:31:00pm

Something that I will never forgive him for.

16 RebTex  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:31:44pm

Open note to the World:
This washed up, dried up loser doesn't have my permission to speak for me.
Please disregard ANY assertion he may make.
Thank You & carry on!

17 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:32:24pm

#15 zulubaby

I see nothing there but the header and comments -- no story... What was it about?

18 Rayra[deleted]  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:32:24pm
19 levi from queens  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:32:37pm

Is there any candidate in the Palestinian elections in favor of living in peace and harmony with their neighbors?

20 TotallySirius  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:34:38pm

OT Seems someone has been listening to us about the UN and gave Kofi the facts of life but the makeup of the group is suspect.

[Link: www.iht.com...]

I loved the line that without US support the UN is a failure.

Truth is, even with US support the UN is a failure.

21 quark2  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:35:01pm

Richard Gere left earth a long long time ago.

22 TotallySirius  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:35:27pm

"Hi, I’m Richard Gere and I’m speaking for the entire world."

Who gave him that kind of authority?

23 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:37:11pm

"Hi, Richard Gere, I'm speaking for the entire world -- STFU!"

24 sandspur  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:37:48pm

OT That horrible Robert Jensen is spewing on Scarbourough Country re Rathergate. Bush Lied! Revolting

25 aggiepundit  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:38:11pm

What could be more "Team America: World Police" than Richard Gere speaking for the world?

Trey Parker and Matt Stone, along with Tom Clancy, are America's most competent political futurists.

26 Mr. Pulpo  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:38:35pm

Mr. Gere, I belive this gerbil belongs to you.

27 Maine's Michael  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:39:29pm
"Hi, Richard Gere, I'm speaking for the entire world . . . kill the jews already.
28 gunslingah  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:39:41pm

#22 Totally Sirius:

Who gave him that kind of authority?

Don't you know that when you are a Hollywood liberal, you automatically assume the authority to speak for the entire world? I mean, jeez, what do you think these people graduated from high school for?...

29 KWH  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:39:56pm

gere does NOT speak for me. This coming from a "man" that took off his tinfoil hat and applied the tin to his teeth for better reception. Asshat doesn't do him justice. AHM=another hollywierd moron. And, is he still in the US?

30 Beagle  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:40:16pm

Richard Gere gets his moral authority from movies such as American Gigolo, Unfaithful, Breathless, Pretty Woman, Dr. T and the Women, and The Mothman Prophecies.

31 Maine's Michael  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:40:33pm

I wonder if anyone told Gerbil Gere what the palestinians do to gays . . .

32 Sarah D.  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:41:11pm

Richard Gere is gay?

33 bbcrackmonkey  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:41:39pm

Anyone else remember when just after 9/11, Richard Gere addressed a crowd in New York and told them that this horrible atrocity needed to be confronted with love and understanding instead of violence, then he was booed off stage?

34 Lyana  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:41:53pm

Is it too late to nominate him for a Fiskie? I don't know if there's an official definition of nominee traits, but to me, it's someone who is sincere, well-meaning, blinkered, certain of their moral superiority, deliberately pushing their agenda and completely *** backward wrong.

35 mickthemick  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:42:08pm
Peace activist/actor Richard Gere


I think he's more of a moonbat/entertainment industry tool.

“Hi, I’m Richard Gere and I’m speaking for the entire world.

Hi, I'm mickthemick and I'm speaking for the entire blog. Your election doesn't matter because nothing is going to change. No matter which Jew-killer you elect, you still won't get your terror state. I'm sorry, you lose. Thank you for playing. Feel free to keep Richard Gere as a fine parting gift.

36 Maine's Michael  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:42:26pm

What does Khomeini say about gerbils that have been used for pleasure?

Are they 'haram' as pets?

Can they be sold to kids in the town next door?

37 Iron Fist[deleted]  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:43:30pm
38 RebTex  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:43:56pm

Doesn't his colon double as a Habitrail?

39 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:44:03pm

You know, Richard Gere was scheduled to make that speech six weeks ago... But then a gerbil popped out of his ass and saw its shadow...

40 Pamela  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:44:51pm

Hey Richard Gere, why dont you do something respectable like Sandra Bullock did and donate a million to the tsunami relief?

41 It's Miss Donna V. to you  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:45:54pm

To think I once thought he was attractive. Now all I see when I look at him is pure, raving moonbat.

You'd think the results of the last election would have shown these Tinseltown idiots just how much the world values their ignorant opinions, but no, they're just too much in love with themselves to shut up,...,

42 TalkinKamel  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:46:32pm

#15 Zulubaby

Hanan Ashwari is one of the ugliest people on planet Earth---spiritually as well as physically. (She and her master, Arafat, were two of the most repulsive creatures I've ever seen.)

43 Mr. Pulpo  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:47:36pm

I wonder if Richard Gere is a member.

44 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:47:51pm

I believe they told RG that if he made this speech, he'd get 72 gerbils...

45 On the Mark  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:47:56pm

Does anyone know of a way to contact this man (or his agent) so that we may send him a barrage of email advising him of his lunacy? Seriously...an avowed Buddhist standing side by side with an admirer of Hitler's deeds...that can't just be tolerated.

46 gunslingah  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:48:00pm

Hey, Richard Gere played King David in a movie once. (Considered by some the worst movie ever made, but still.) By Hollywood standards, that makes him an expert on the Middle East.

47 Lyana  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:48:22pm

#30 Beagle

I liked him in First Night and Runaway Bride. Then I found out about his personal views (but it wasn't as bad as finding out Viggo Mortinson is a moonbat just before ROTK came out)...

It drives me nuts that I can't separate out the person from the character they play - I don't watch many movies... Hubbie doesn't appreciate snarky commentary about the character's "real" lives!

48 It's Miss Donna V. to you  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:48:24pm
Anyone else remember when just after 9/11, Richard Gere addressed a crowd in New York and told them that this horrible atrocity needed to be confronted with love and understanding instead of violence, then he was booed off stage?

Well, that's why he has to go speak to the Pals, I guess. Americans will boo him and laugh his ass off stage.

49 theparson  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:48:59pm

I'm sorry but this is hilarious! These moonbat Hollywood types couldn't impact our elections so they start looking for some place to feel relevant. I wonder if the Dixie Chicks will pipe in now.

50 J. Lichty  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:49:18pm
Hi, I'm Richard Gere and I'm speaking for the entire world. We're with you during this election time. your maniacal car swarms. It's really important: Get out and vote kill more Jews you lazy sods

Runaway Bride my ass.

51 mickthemick  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:51:04pm
The group tries to harness the power of ordinary citizens to push for creation of a Palestinian state to live peacefully next to Israel. The people power is backed by Hollywood stars like Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman.

They were short in stature, but they were tall in asshattery.

52 Geepers  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:51:24pm
"It’s really important: Get out and vote,” Gere said

Gosh, with something this important you'd have thought Richard would have said "It's really, really important" like, ya know?

53 It's Miss Donna V. to you  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:53:10pm

Gere's film "King David" was another crime against the Jews.

Actually, it's howlingly in parts, although it doesn't mean to be. I still remember a scene where Gere breaks into the most spastic dance you ever saw outside the gates of "Jerusalem." Had me in tears.

54 militarybrat  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:53:26pm

zulubaby:

I think, from looking at the photo, that Ashwari might be Gere's portrait a la Dorian Grey.

Naaah. Gere isn't aging all that well.

Perhaps she's Leonardo DiCaprio's painting.

And, I've got to be honest, I don't know about Christie Brinkley's politics, but I'm more than a little scared that she could still pass for a twenty something.

It reminds me of this episode of Eerie, Indiana I saw where a woman and her sons kept themselves preserved by sleeping in tupperware every night.

55 It's Miss Donna V. to you  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:53:51pm

Opps, that should read "howlingly funny."

56 TalkinKamel  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:54:10pm

Is it too late to nominate Richard Gere for the Fiskie?

#15 Zulubaby

. . . I mean, whenever I look at Ashwari's face, all I can think about (besides keeping my lunch down) are wicked witches, and gingerbread houses. She's got that kind of face. . .

57 mikeymom  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:54:12pm

"deep deep sigh""---my first fantasy as a teen was richard chamberlin--"dr. kildare"--then as an adult--gere in "ocifer and a gent"-now, as a menopausal old fart, thank the lord my hubby of 37 yrs is still my fantasy man---never dissapoints and his politics i can live with-lol

58 adjudicator  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:54:41pm

#30 Beagle

That list of movies by name sums up all the insipid Hollywood types that think that while on "hiatus" they can pronounce on the world's problems during their free time with all the old tired cliches that they have heard at their latest cocktail party. (Reving up support for their next movie)

Richard Gere! Isn't his loyalty supposed to be to the Dalai Lama and the infidel Buddhists?

Remember what the Taliban and al Qaeda did to the great Buddhist mountainside sculptures in Bam, Afghanistan in 1999.

59 HULUGU  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:56:18pm

ah...it says in the kkkoran that the skin puppet polytheist should have his neck smote pronto--sooo his fellow recordees are probably dulling their jambiyas and snickering behind his back--which i'm reliantly told has been a kind of pet shop bide a wee for small rodents without leashes

60 whiterasta  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:57:11pm

Irrelavent moonbat sqawking.

Who is Richard Gere?

61 myoclonic jerk  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:58:00pm

Who's next? Puff Daddy or P Diddy or Piddly Diddy or whatever the f*ck he calls himself? He could run an aptly named "vote or die" campaign. He could also run a "vote to die" campaign for splodeydopes ("don't be disenfranchised, tell the how you feel with your exploding corpse.")

What I can't understand is, if Richard Gere speaks for all of us, who does Sean Penn speak for?

62 gunslingah  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:58:16pm

Actually, I'm surprised Gere was able to take the time away from sucking up to the Dalai Lama in pursuit of eternal enlightenment to turn his attention to another trouble spot. Aren't a lot of Richard's fellow Buddhists underwater in and around South Asia right now? Shouldn't he be focusing his efforts on the relief operation there?

63 HULUGU  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:58:42pm

reliantly--reliably-- i am rusty-pimf

64 It's Miss Donna V. to you  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 5:59:04pm

What was the name of that movie in which Gere played a Chicago defense lawyer who was totally suckered in by his client, stuttering redneck choirboy Ed Norton, who turned out to be a cold-hearted killer? (A pretty good flick, actually.)

Well, life imitates art. Gere's a tool of a bunch of real-life murderers (who don't even pretend to be innocent.)

65 Lyana  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:00:21pm

#56 TalkinKamel

Woohoo! You just seconded the nomination of Richard Gere for the coveted Fiskie!

Now, will the Great Massster allow the motion to carry?

66 Bubbaman  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:00:22pm

I have it on good sources that this is Gere's penance for giving the 'fish AIDS.

67 gunslingah  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:02:41pm

#64 It's Miss Donna V. to you

The movie you're thinking of was "Primal Fear". Actually was a pretty good movie, but, since I took my ex-wife to it when we were still dating, it now brings back mostly negative memories.

68 mikeymom  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:03:37pm

ok--here we go--i have heard the "gerbil" gossip for amny years.. i may be sexually niave--only had hetero sex for many years with same man--jeez! but--just to axe those who are in the know--is it really possible to "introduce" a rodent into a persons um--back door? and then--what? i have to call an exterminator tomorrow--we may have a squirrel in our attic--is this the same thing?

69 HULUGU  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:04:15pm

dickie gere should be in sri lanka or thailand helping his fellow bhuddies--unless as a mayahana/vajrana tool he don't dig theraveda/hinayana peeples--notice the meditative silence of the deli llama on the tsurasnamis--embrace the void egoless one

70 zulubaby  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:05:07pm

TalkinKamel, she's the worst. I see evil when I look at her.

71 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:05:10pm

#68 milkeymom

Well, no. The squirrel is for Michael Moore...

72 Lone Voice on Manhattan's Upper West Side  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:05:10pm

Will everybody stop with the gerbil comments already, that's an urban legend. Gay men don't do it, Richard Gere never did it.

Which is not to say that he doesn't have his head up his ass.

73 stuck in california  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:05:17pm

To all the Hollywood "STARS"...SHUT THE F*CK UP!

74 Sarah D.  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:06:27pm

#68 mikeymom

Think PVC pipe or toilet paper roll, inserted, with gerbil.

Though I have to say I'v never seen a story substantiated. Many many other oddities...but not that one.

75 zulubaby  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:06:48pm

Donna V., I think it was Primal Fear, no?

76 mikeymom  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:08:18pm

#71--aw jeez--nooo-dont tell me i have mm in my attic-i willsell tomorrow and not sleep tonight--pleease--nooo

77 TalkinKamel  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:08:20pm

#70 Zulubaby

I'm glad somebody agrees with me, and I'm not just being paranoid! (That face---it hits you like a blow! Why aren't people running from this woman screaming?)

Charles

RICHARD FOR THE FISKIE! RICHARD FOR THE FISKIE! RICHARD FOR THE FISKIE, YEAH, YEAH, YEAH! (Please, O Lizard King!)

78 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:09:06pm

#72

You are probably right. However, if the internet has proven anything, it's that whatever perversion one can think of, there is some sick bastard out there who is into it...

79 Belize042  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:09:08pm
Gere, together with an Islamic cleric...

Get a room already, you two.

...a potent mix of Hollywood glamour and religion will motivate Palestinians...

Well, the first provides a relief from reality, and the second takes care of the need for raving lunatic fanaticism, so I guess they're all set. Let's just wait for the Hollywood glamour to show up. Hmm, who's that? Oh, just Richard Gere. Richard Gere. Don't you remember him? He was in...ah, crap, I forget. Some movies, I think. Or soap operas. Anyway, if we keep looking we may see some Hollywood glamour.

Oh, and Mr. Gere, speaking for the entire world, I must say you can't act.

80 RebTex  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:09:22pm

#72 Lone Voice
Are you SUUURE he didn't play "hide the gerbil" ?
That seems like an awefully strange thing to make up!
BTW...Which group is it that does this sort of thing?

81 RightDad  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:09:24pm

Gere: Mr. Abbas do you have a restroom before the press conference starts.

Abbas: Why sure it is the third door on the left.

Gere: Thanks (exit stage left)

Abbas: Oh shit I have to go too (exits stage left swiftly)

Scene 2 Rest Room ...

Abbas: What the ?

Gere: I couldn't find any toilet paper.

Abbas: That is what the rocks are for.
Abbas: Mr. Gere what is that in your hand

Gere: Would you believe...a rock?

Abbas: That is no Rock, and our rats don't have fur, what to you call that.

Gere: It's a gerbil, but I call it Sweetie?

Abbas: Buhdist American Millioniares are so weird! hey where's my squad of kiddie bombers we have a press conference to hold.

82 zulubaby  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:10:20pm

HULUGU (#69)

dickie gere should be in sri lanka or thailand helping his fellow bhuddies

Good point. And Happy New Year.

83 HULUGU  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:11:34pm

mom--you'd be surprised what hospital emergency rooms around the world retreive from the er...anterior canals of the queer eye brigade--small animals/flourescent light bulbs/ rolled up adult entertainment magazines--its an equality of opportunity orifice--not that there's anything wrong with that

84 ajackson  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:11:51pm

Wow! Maybe I can do that too! Hello, this is ajackson speaking for the entire world! Hello World! Hello World! Testing, 1, 2, 3, 4! ... ECHO Echo echo ...

Cool!

85 Lone Voice on Manhattan's Upper West Side  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:12:57pm

The best Urban Legends Web Site: [Link: www.snopes.com...]

do a search for Richard Gere

86 SoCalJustice  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:13:05pm
“Hi, I’m Richard Gere and I’m speaking for the entire world.

I would have enjoyed the commercial much better if he followed up that line with:

"You may know me from such films as Dr. T & the Women, Autumn in New York, and The Mothman Prophecies.

He missed a golden opportunity to promote some video rentals.

87 RebTex  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:13:44pm

#83 HULUGU
I've heard of having "too much junk in the trunk"...
But that's ridiculous

88 zulubaby  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:15:50pm

TalkinKamel, my hatred for Ashrawi is well documented.

89 mikeymom  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:16:06pm

#83---yes i know, as i said, im not naive--i read and see these stories--just boogles my mind sometimes--i can (almost) understand an inanimate object, not in any of my orifices, mind you, BUT--a LIVE creature?well---holy---i think i shared enuf

90 Iron Fist[deleted]  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:16:09pm
91 NY Nana  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:18:54pm

#62 gunslihgah

Funny you should mention the schmuck Gere, and the Dalai Lama, a Nobel Prize winner who might actually deserve it, as he seems to realize that Israel must act as it does, as does the U.S. and our allies:ADL Commends Dalai Lama for Condemning Terrorism


New York, NY, September 18, 2003 … The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today commended the Dalai Lama for his important statement condemning terrorism and the need to take "countermeasures" including force, to check this "worst kind of violence."

"The Dalai Lama's important statements recognize the need for the international community to take strong action against terrorism," said Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director. "His comments acknowledge the battle the United States, Israel and other democracies around the world have been forced to engage in against the scourge of terrorism."

In an interview with The New York Times, the Dalai Lama, a winner of the Nobel Peace Prize and a leading symbol of nonviolence, said that it might be necessary to fight terrorism through violence and the use of force. Asked about the U.S. operation in Iraq, he stated: "I feel only history will tell. Terrorism is the worst kind of violence, so

In addition, The Dalai Lama visited Israel despite Chinese criticism . I wonder what Gere has to say about these events as they seem to countermand his LLL idiocy.

92 mikeymom  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:19:52pm

you are gonna burn for that one iron-lololol--you r sooo sick--love ya dear

93 RebTex  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:24:47pm

Ya'll don't forget to vote in the poll

94 texanista  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:28:31pm

ok I'll try it too! This is Texanista and I'm speaking for the world...hmmm Now I call on all the pali's and islamic fundi's to commit suicide to show the world resolve in this matter. You should all do so by the 5th of this month.
thank you any may you all find your 72 virgins and 28 little boys in paradise satisfying. ahem... sorry no gyrbils in paradise...

95 Wuptdo  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:29:45pm

#68 - MikeyMom

Watch this, and all will be revealed:

The Journey of Lemmiwinks

I have learned much over the years watching SouthPark.

I wonder if Paris Hilton will make the journey?

96 It's Miss Donna V. to you  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:31:19pm

OK, I voted - 2 votes for Kofi, 1 vote for Sorryeverybody.com, 1 for Soros, and 1 for al-Guardian (due to their priceless Clark County campaign). I have never before voted twice for anybody in the prelims, but I think Kofi deserved it this year. I was going to vote for Moore and Rather, but I thought some lesser maroons should also be recognized. And Soros flushed huge bucks down the toliet on a loser candidate - I couldn't ignore him.

97 zombie  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:31:57pm

Regarding the gerbil thing:

There was in fact one documented case of a gerbil having been retrieved from someone's rear end. It happened, I think, in the '80s, and was reported in a medical journal, then picked up by the regular media. Reichard Gere was at the peak of his fame at that time, and somehow some crazy rumor attached the story to his name.

So it goes like this:
Yes, it is technically possible insert a gerbil into your rear end, and it happened once that we know about.
Richard Gere never did it, at least as far as anyone knows (and there's no actual reason to suspect he did).
It is not a customary gay practice - in fact, aside from that one incident, there's no evidence that ANYBODY has ever tried the gerbil trick before or since.
Gere is not gay -- he's had plenty of paparazzi-documented girlfriends over the years.

Don't mean to throw a wet blanket over the proceedings, just thought I'd lay the facts out straight in case anyone was curious.

98 theparson  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:32:45pm

Wuptdo

A little warning next time before something this disgusting would be nice.

99 Beagle  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:34:06pm

I forgot Primal Fear. Probably because that was a good movie. Red Corner is good also. Gere had a good run in 1996-7. But Intersection and Unfaithful? Ugh. Maybe Gere was qualified to speak for the world when Primal Fear came out. But now?

100 Bubble Girl  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:34:51pm

#97 Zombie

Zombie is correct...

And this is my first post on this thread. So no blaming it on me.

101 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:35:05pm

#97

Aw, rats!

102 texanista  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:35:40pm

We should all be watching Soros...I have followed him for years... this man is PURE EVIL! Look at the falling dollar. I'm quite sure he's envolved with some of this stuff.

103 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:36:05pm

{{{ Bubble Girl }}}

104 former demo  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:36:40pm

#97 zombie

OK, though it won't stop me from wishing a 72 gerbil salute to Gere and his breathren.

105 PDM  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:38:16pm

#96 It's Miss Donna V.,

I thought some lesser maroons should also be recognized. And Soros flushed huge bucks down the toliet on a loser candidate - I couldn't ignore him.

I had to give one to Soros too. He has got to be winner of financial losers this year.

106 AtlasShrugged  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:38:21pm

Don't these Hollywood Lunabats understand why we, the people, watch them? WE value their ability to recite the words of others (screenwriters, playwrights et al). They are transparent creatures that become someone else, we pay to see that someone else.

They did not become famous for their brains, their brawn, their wit etc. They became famous for their abilty to parrot a character.

My point being - what makes them think we give flying f*ck about what that empty space between their ears?

I mean really...we love them for their bodies, not their minds for g-ds sake

107 HULUGU  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:39:23pm

82--zb--happy new year to you too ma boo--a'hm back from da caribbean to da real world--a'h miss ma palm trees , white sand, bloo lagoon and cohibas but...hope you chilled ma petitte ;-]

108 RebTex  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:39:42pm

#97 Zombie
I don't dispute your findings, but...
There's many instances of a homosexual dating a woman ,just for the appearances.
For a man in his stature, needing public approval, it seems the door is still open on that one.

109 lazytart  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:40:51pm

I'm sorry, but...

Tasteless, childish, irrelevant... I know already!

110 Bubble Girl  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:42:19pm

Here is a quote from Tamimi:


In the broadcast transcript Tamimi said, "To the Palestinian people, it is a vital process, national necessity and religious obligation."

Hi Chris --:)

111 zombie  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:42:35pm
Hi, I’m Richard Gere and I’m speaking for the entire world

Astronomers Report Discovery of New Planet
(AP, Jan. 3, 2004, 7:46 PST)
AP -- Astronomers working with the Hubble Space Telescope announced today the discovery of a new planet that is five times the diameter of Jupiter. The planet, currently named Hubble-14AO7413, orbits between Venus and Mercury and appears to be on a collision course with Earth.

"I'm shocked no one has ever noticed this planet before," said James Polonsky, Director of the Hubble Project.

---

Astronomers Retract Planet Announcement
(AP, Jan. 3, 2004, 8:21 PST)
AP -- Embarrassed astromoners today retracted an announcment that they had discovered a new planet -- only 30 minutes after the discovery was made public.

"Further analysis of the images sent back by Hubble show that the object is in fact Richard Gere's head."

112 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:43:16pm

#108 RebTex

...it seems the door is still open...

'nuff said... :)

113 Abu Maven  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:43:39pm

97 Zombie,

I had heard the guy who did it was a newscaster in Philadelphia. True or just another urban legend?

114 HULUGU  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:44:01pm

yo zombie--gere not gay-- how u know dat--but...da dude done experimented--no doubt--switch hitting don't just happen in major league baseball--just ask john travolta

115 maumau  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:44:13pm

This sounds like a "Simpsons" episode with Richard Gere showing up at Apu's "Quick Shop" and announcing he is speaking for the world and orders a Slushie...

116 Bubble Girl  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:44:23pm

#106 Atlas

mean really...we love them for their bodies, not their minds for g-ds sake

LOL

117 Iron Fist[deleted]  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:47:07pm
118 skippyMoment  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:47:51pm

Hi bubbles

Hey, e-mail me, 'kay!

119 Sarah D.  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:48:20pm

#117 Iron Fist

Rock Hudson put a gerbil up his a$$?

I'm doubly glad I don't watch TV.

120 HULUGU  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:48:26pm

btw--didn't gere star as "king david"--wonder how dat will play on the streets of ramallah?

121 zombie  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:48:56pm

#108 RebTex
#114 HULUGU

Sure, he could be gay, but by those standards ("He just acts straight -- he's hiding it"), just about anybody on earth could be gay.

On the other hand, I have it on good authority -- including an eyewitness! -- that Tom Cruise DEFINITELY is gay, and all his relationships are shams arranged by the Scientologists, who usually like to pair up gay celebrities into straight couples, for appearance's sake.

122 texanista  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:51:45pm

Well the head of the pali's was a fudge packin' rump ranger so it portends that they would pick another one of their own to speak for the world. LOL

123 RebTex  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:52:15pm

#121 Zombie
NOOO?!
Tom Cruise?!
Next you're gonna tell me O.J. is guilty;
Pee Wee Herman does an impromptu puppet show;
& the song about Jeff Gordon is true!

124 skippyMoment  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:52:24pm

#117 & #119

I don't think Rock Hudson ever did that, it was Richard Gere... and he had to go to the emergency room to have it removed.

Where were the PETA people then?

125 moonflower  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:57:09pm

OT and late to the thread

Just watched "Team America" - what a HOOT - they slammed everyone left, right and center and it is one of the best movies I have seen all year. Very cute and fresh.

And I loved seeing MM get - well, blown up. . .

126 Iron Fist[deleted]  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:57:45pm
127 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:58:55pm

#117, 119, 124

Not exactly a gerbil story, but... A high school friend's father was in the Coast Guard, probably late 50s, early 60s and he was on some island somewhere where Rock Hudson was filming a movie. They noticed that Rock paid no attention to the women, was only interested in hanning with the men. They didn't think much of it at the time, just thought he was probably involved with a woman back home and bein' the macho guy, just trying to keep the sailors' spirits up (no jokes pls). But then, much like a gerbil, it later came out...

128 Idle Fellow  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:59:27pm

Although I can see that Gere may unwittingly be elevating the stature of some unsavory types, and despite the presumption of claiming to speak for the world, surely the message of this particular campaign, of democratic participation, is a worthy one and he can't be faulted for that.

129 toddhisattva  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 6:59:41pm

#58 adjudicator

Richard Gere! Isn't his loyalty supposed to be to the Dalai Lama and the infidel Buddhists?

He found out that most Buddhists are anti-choice homophobes.

So he decided to hang out with people who are anti-Jew homophobes. Makes a big difference, and keeps him at The Right Parties.

130 Fay  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:01:11pm

#124 Skippy:

Where were the PETA people then?

We're still here. You do know that PETA on LGF means "People Eating Tasty Animals" don't you?

131 satan sidekick  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:01:14pm

#15 zulubaby

EWWW! The goat woman. Arafish's female twin. This is the second time her vision has been forced in my head today!

Years ago I thought Gere was hot (I am a female), but his idiocy turns me off. I won't even watch his movies now.

Is the goat woman his new co-star?

132 skippyMoment  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:01:41pm

#127

Doris Day was quite surprised to learn he was gay. But she was a loving and supportive friend to the very end of his life.

As for 'sexual experimentation' Gere... eeeyyyuukkk.

He's so never my cup of tea.

133 transferthem  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:02:54pm

I bet tamimi (or or whatever it calls itself seeing as most pal spokesthings have at least two names) was misquoted out of context. Can't imagine a mohamedpig follower being antisemitic, nu?

134 rickmoss  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:05:02pm

If Richard Gere is as successful bringing out the Palestinian Vote as he was in getting the Chinese out of Tibet... no one will vote.

If we're lucky -- we might get China to invade the West Bank --
And finally get really good Chinese food in Israel

135 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:05:17pm

#128 Idle Fellow

In general, I agree. On the other hand, if this election is essentially the equivalent of one of Saddam's elections, it is a complete waste of time. Regardless, he as an arrogant ass for presuming to speak for the "entire world"...

136 AtlasShrugged  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:07:41pm

126

Just for knowing...Rock Hudson married Gomer Pyle
(appropriate moniker)
there was a wedding and everythang...dont know who caught the bouquet though

137 HULUGU  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:09:05pm

well gere is married now to a real nice lookin actress girl--has a son -homer--but when he was married to cindy crawford the rumors in new york about the "smith bros." beard duo were rampant--my take is the dude was trisexual--he'd try anything

138 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:09:17pm

#136

They named their kid Rock Pyle...

139 AtlasShrugged  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:10:17pm

Chris the prof
yeah bababababy!

140 the classical liberal  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:10:41pm

I just saw Osama. A film about pre-US invasion Afghanistan where women, even widows, are not allowed to work outside the home. A family consisting of a grandmother, mother and a 12 year-old granddaughter have run out of options. It’s decided by the mother and grandmother that the 12 year old is to get a job to support the family.

Events do not transpire as hoped. The girl is found out and comes to an unfortunate end.

I think anybody interested in life in Afghanistan under the Taliban would find this to be an emotionally gripping story. There is nothing in this docu-drama that anyone who has seen other Taliban Afghanistan documentaries on CNN and FOX wouldn’t already know.

There is an authenticity to this movie that makes it well worth the time. It's on Showtime in the NY area.

141 AtlasShrugged  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:11:14pm

Jim Nabors was the "wife" in the marriage

142 1ConservativeLawyer  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:11:36pm

If Gere is honest about spreading the message that all people need to vote then why isn't he in Iraq sending the same message? Maybe because then people might think he actually supports our country? Boy, that would sure end his miserable career.

143 zulubaby  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:11:52pm

HULUGU, sounds fabulous.

hope you chilled ma petitte ;-]

I'm more strung out than I was last year. LOL.

144 toddhisattva  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:12:48pm

Going a little off-topic maybe,

If anyone is interested in real Buddhism and/or Sri Lanka:

Access to Insight has English translations of many Buddhist sutras from the Pali Canon.

No, the "Pali Canon" is not the latest terror device from Gaza, Judea and Samaria.

It is the Buddhist canon recorded in Pali, a dialect of Sanskrit, and very close to the language spoken by Lord Buddha himself.

Theravada Buddhism survived on Sri Lanka, spread throughout Southeast Asia, and it is sometimes called "Southern Buddhism." It is the only non-Mahayana school to survive into the present.

You can download the whole site (!) from this page, if you want to carry it around.

145 skippyMoment  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:13:20pm

#142 1CL

OT... found a solution to the user authentication pop up window (thanks to reaganite). E-mail me and I'll give you the scoop.

146 J.D.  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:13:28pm

#142 1ConservativeLawyer
Very good point.

147 zulubaby  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:15:10pm

satan sidekick, I know, she's repulsive. I despise her.

148 satan sidekick  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:16:13pm

#147 zulubaby

So do I and have for years.

149 christheprofessor  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:16:36pm

#139

I believe they lived in Blowing Rock, NC...

150 Idle Fellow  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:17:28pm

#142

That's an excellent point: are there any international celebrities promoting the vote in Iraq? Did any in Afghanistan?

151 elvis  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:18:32pm

Sorry (unless you're lurking from CNN or DU et al) if something like this has already been posted, but I just skipped to the end. From the sayings of the hadith as instructed by the illiterate pedophile, allah's messenger (pus be upon him) to the interpreters of the cult--when you're in Richard, you're in gear.

152 Beagle  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:19:24pm
surely the message of this particular campaign, of democratic participation, is a worthy one and he can't be faulted for that.


Gere's hitched himself to people who don't believe in democracy or participation. He's a classic useful idiot. Not Jane Fonda, but stupid.

153 Geepers  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:26:03pm

satan sidekick (#131),

Is the goat woman his new co-star?

Could be, they do make a great couple.

154 salfter  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:27:30pm

#47 Lyana


I liked him in First Night and Runaway Bride. Then I found out about his personal views (but it wasn't as bad as finding out Viggo Mortinson is a moonbat just before ROTK came out)

You think that's bad? How about thinking The Hunt for Red October was a pretty decent movie...and then learning a bit more about Alec "Bullwhip" Baldwin years later?

Even with the head of FAG in it, it's still OK. At least it got me started on Tom Clancy novels, which has to be a Good Thing. There were a bunch of other good casting decisions in it too, which make up for "Arec" and his moonbattish tendencies.

155 AtlasShrugged  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:29:45pm

G-d I hate that woman!
I never saw that pic b4... i would spit eveytime she opened her mouth
pure malevolence
Gere is just an idiot

156 satan sidekick  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:32:28pm

geepers

A lovely couple indeed. It's a good thing I haven't eaten in a few hours. That pic is a definite vomit inducer.

157 TaggartTranscontinental  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:38:16pm

"I'm Richard Gere, and I'm speaking for the entire world."

"Don't you mean you're speaking for yourself?"

"Well...what else would I be doing? I am the entire world. Me me me me me! I am God! Glory to me! I love myself. Someone hand me a mirror."

In a related story, Richard Gere has just added himself to the Palestinian list of candidates.

158 Malleus Dei  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:38:45pm

That comment by gere is the most arrogant thing I have ever read. What a swaggering ego-monster.

159 zulubaby  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:42:12pm
One of Gere’s co-stars, Sheikh Tamimi, was quoted in 1994 as saying: “the Jews are destined to be persecuted, humiliated and tortured forever, and it is a Muslim duty to see to it that they reap their due. No petty arguments must be allowed to divide us. Where Hitler failed, we must succeed.”

Try me. I'm in enough of a pissy mood.

160 andthenblammo!  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:52:01pm

I enjoyed Richard Gere in Pretty Woman more when I found out he didn't have the title role. At first, I wasn't sure.

161 Idle Fellow  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 7:58:05pm

#152

I think (hope, believe) that the act of voting is in itself good and will eventually instill a democratic sensibility in the people. It may be naive, but even if the people he's hitched to don't believe in democracy, eventually their manipulation of democratic mechanisms will come back and bite them on the ass - as in the Ukraine.

162 nagasaki_hata  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 8:47:41pm

So a filthy rich homosexual Buddhist actor supports Muslim antisemite Terrorists. Isn't that standard among the glitteratti?
He's not much of an actor, either. NEVER believed he liked women in that way.

Perhaps he was too busy spinning his prayer wheel or chanting, but you'd think someone would have told him about big stone Buddha idols that the ROP believers bombed and that he might posssibly rethink his position.

By the By, I thought he was an ex-Jew, so is he a self-hating type or what?

163 NY Nana  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 9:04:52pm

OK, children, Nana is here, fresh from Googling, and here's the real poop on the Gere story: Claim: A celebrity makes a trip to the emergency room to have a gerbil removed from his rectum.

Disclaimer: any attempt at humor is entirely intentional.

It's past my bedtime. G'nite! :)

165 andrew2  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 10:05:16pm

I guess the serious case of Genetal Herpes Richard Gere suffers from has affected his judgement.

Not to diminish the suffering this venerial disease causes, it certainaly results in significant psychological trauma as it is a permanent condition and might help explain his relating to the "suffering palestianians".

Of course Richard Gere tries to keep this resulting aspect of his past infidel life a closely guarded secret.

Speaking for the whole world...ah, kumbyah my lord, kumbyah. What a scene, all the 'peace' freak leftist liberals sitting around the campfire talking about how to sell out Israel while totally oblivious to their own Islamification. Pathetic.

166 piglet  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 10:12:35pm

So gere won't be flying to tibet and standing in front of a chinese tank anytime soon?

167 Spiny Norman  Mon, Jan 3, 2005 10:23:51pm

#160 andthenblammo

Hey! Where you been? I thought we'd lost ya.

;^)

168 AW  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 12:43:41am
Hi, I’m Richard Gere and I’m speaking for the entire world.

So-called "peace activists" are very often complete egomaniacs.

169 Aeron  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 12:48:32am

I would love to know why the world is supposed to listen to actors on politics anyway. They're ACTORS! They're perfect politicians - used to acting the part. They make a living out of unreal worlds. All they're doing is trying to make headlines and get publicity for themselves overall...and for myself, I don't give a rat's ass what any of them are yammering on about. Just because someone is famous, and has money doesn't make that person particularly aware of world politics. 99% of those people got those jobs because of their looks; although some of them actually have a bit of talent (Gere not being one of them), their opinions are just that...THEIR opinions. And like assholes, we all have one. (Hollywood just has more expensive ones. And you can take that any way you want to. ;-)

170 Spiritualized  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 12:52:26am

Here's an idea for you, Richard.

Why don't you go stand on a street corner in Jenin or Rafah and preach some Bhuddist mantras via a megaphone, I'm sure the natives will be very warm and forthcoming.

171 lah-dee-dah-dah  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 4:20:02am

Has Gere ever won the Fiskie? If not, he sure has my vote for next year.

172 TalkinKamel  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 4:36:38am

#128 Idle Fellow

Unfortunately, the hatefulness of Gere's new "Co-stars" and their eagerness to assume the mantle of Hitler, negates any message Gere may have wanted to impart.

Nobody would be this forgiving of him if he'd stood up, say, with a Klansman, and a member of the Aryan brotherhood. And, as other lizardoids have pointed out, if he wants to encourage the wonderfulness of voting, why not talk about Iraq?

173 bouzouki  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 4:46:11am

#109 lazytart

The sad thing is that that gerbil used to be white.

174 sharona  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 4:46:27am

Zulubaby:

Something that I will never forgive him for.

Why, when I see that headline and photograph ("American Gigolo" starring Gere and that she-male Ashwari), I can't help but think of the Chef Aid episode on "South Park", where Chef has to pimp himself out to the Mayor?

175 contra  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 4:57:38am

And all this time I thought OJ was the world spokesperson, or was it Al Sharpton, or Jimmy Carter, or Don King, or was it Mickey Mouse? I forget! There are so many speaking on our behalf, as if Americans are stupid... Um Hollywood, you are not even part American so stop acting like it.
Hi my name is [insert your own name] and I am speaking on behalf of Hollywood. Please get out and act! We need more actors and less um, emergency responders, and um, Marines, and um..."
How come actors don't come to my job and do it for the day? They seem to all want to be politicians, why not average blue or white color workers?

176 cybermonk  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 4:58:59am

#46 gunslingah

I can hear him now in Ramallah, "I'm not a Jew, but I played one in the movies."

177 Ward Cleaver  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 5:17:14am

It's too bad he didn't make this announcement last week. It makes him a deserving nominee for the Fiskie.

178 Joy  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 5:20:48am

Hanan Aswari [an eternal pox on her evil self] is the former girlfriend of the equally loathsome Peter Jennings.

179 Ward Cleaver  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 5:26:25am

Where can I email this fuckwad Gere?

180 Ward Cleaver  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 5:30:39am

#178

She had that thing (mole?) that used to be on her forehead cut off, but I'm not sure whether it makes her look better or worse. Yuck.

181 aaron's rantblog  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 5:37:44am

#13 the gerbil is Hanan Ashrawi.

182 hepcat  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 5:43:45am

Hollywood farts again.

183 John B  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 5:53:41am

The most depressing aspect to this space cadet is that he goes home at night to bang Carey Lowell. A little bit of envey here.

[Link: www.imdb.com...]

184 Frank IBC  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 5:54:46am

I don't believe that he (or anyone else) does those things with gerbils.

But that doesn't mean that I will cease from shameless innuendo on the subject.

His next movie:

Pretty Gerbil

185 DANEgerus  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 5:55:10am

I followed the link from NRO's the corner...

LGF is practically an MSM...

;)

186 Frank IBC  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 6:00:02am

Snopes.com

But don't let that stop you, folks. :)

187 Megan  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 6:10:48am
A pro-peace group is hoping that a potent mix of Hollywood glamour and religion will motivate Palestinians to vote in next week’s presidential election

They're using religion?! RELIGION?! How backwards! How stupid! How ignorant! What a bunch of--- oh, you mean it's not Christianity, it's Islam? Well, that makes things different. They hate Christians? Even better!/Blue state Democrat journalist

188 Megan  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 6:12:44am

Now where can I get one of those gerbils?/Blue state Democrat journalist

189 Adirondackgirl  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 6:19:02am

"It’s really important: Get out and vote,” Gere said
I wonder if he says the same thing for the people in Iraq?

190 Carolina Girl  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 6:31:15am

#38 RebTex

Doesn't his colon double as a Habitrail?

I see this is going to be one of those days where I'm on the phone constantly to the IS Department regarding keyboard malfunction due to liquid spray...

191 Carolina Girl  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 6:36:08am

#53 Miss Donna V:

No kidding. I prefer Gregory Peck as King David. Hell, I'd prefer Gregory Peck in anything. I learned early about anti-Semitism from "Gentlemen's Agreement" which my mom made sure I saw as a kid and I worshipped him after "To Kill a Mockingbird."

Pure class. Unlike the current crop of imbeciles who get paid $10,000,000 for three months work and STILL have the unmitigated gall to complain about their "working" conditions.

Maybe they should use some of that money to buy a clue.

192 Timbre  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 6:56:23am

Mr. Gere, speaking for myself, go back to Tibet. You fight for your cause, Tibet, and I'll fight for mine, Israel.

193 Frank IBC  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 7:44:24am

While I want to see a free Tibet too, why is it that the Tibetans are the ONLY victims of communism that the moonbats seem to care about?

194 WriterMom  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 9:53:06am

Richard Gere is another stupid celebrity. Who cares what he thinks? Shut up and act, is what I say. And representing the whole world? How impressive..not!

Adding him to semi official boycott list. Prince went on the list a few months ago-not that I was a huge fan, but now when his songs go on the radio, I switch the station.

195 ahem  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 11:20:20am

Am I mistaken, or is Gere originally from a Jewish family? If so, it makes his plea even more ludicrous. He'd be among the first victims.

196 Idle Fellow  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 12:02:02pm
197 BigDana  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 12:54:21pm

I expected Gere to say "Vote early and often."

198 rightasrain  Tue, Jan 4, 2005 5:32:06pm

Richard Gere is an idiot who thinks smooching with terrorists is just so ultra-cool.

He's a morally bankrupt has-been.

199 americanreport  Wed, Jan 5, 2005 11:56:15am

I remember the days when Vanessa Redgrave essentially had to forfeit her acting career for 20 years (she's been back for a while now) because she publicly supported the Palestinians. She is a fine actress, but she had crossed a moral line in the view of the public and the powers-that-be in Old Hollywood. At least, she was willing to stand by her principles despite the cost.

Today, C-List Celebrities like Richard Gere feel free to "speak for the world" and publicly support Muslim clerics who call for the eradication of Israel and the extermination of the Jews. In fact, such stupidity is practically required and rewarded in today's free-agent celebrity world.

Welcome to the brave new intersection of Celebrities, Leftists, and Islamo-Fascist Terrorists.

[Link: americanreport.blogspot.com...]

200 PDM  Wed, Jan 5, 2005 12:11:53pm

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