Boo!

Yeah, CBS is secretly working for Dick Cheney. And I'm the king of France.

Upside down world he's living in.

I've finally reached the point where I'm not surprised by anything coming out of there any longer.

WHAT!?

No softball questions?

No MSM felation?

THE HORROR!

CBS/60 Minutes= Propaganda tool of the Bush Administration?

Scott Pelley did a pretty good job.

Troll's back

der General

and Cogtrarian

I’m telling you, it was scary beyond belief.

Must be getting close to Halloween.

Lefties are always afraid of the truth...
...and people who ask questions to get to it.

I need a sanity check.

Just checked. You're insane.

*Blink*

Huh?

They're afraid of what Pelley is saying?

What...do they have cotton stuffed in their ears or something?

Doesn't ANYONE on the left take this little Hitler seriously when he says the things that he says?

*blink, blink*

~ENT

Richard Cranium = dickhead

Inversion.

180 degrees.

Sympathy for the devil.

It's official, Kos site has become ScrappleKos

Is there anything these koslings aren't afraid of?

/Other than their bongs

I'm not defending Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. But Pelley's questioning was so over the top, I was stunned. Beyond stunned, actually.

Pelley started things off with a swift kick to Ahmedinejad's neck:

"It is an established fact now that Iranian bombs and Iranian know-how are killing Americans in Iraq. You have American blood on your hands. Why?" Pelley asked.

Pretty good, especially considering they were in Tehran. And Ahmedinejad never quite climbed back to his feet.

I didn't see the 60 Minutes babble but became so scared reading Dick Head's fears, I wet myself.

re: #14 JammieWearingFool

Hahahaha! Oh that makes the komments even more special :)

re: #6 PowerFlip

Of course they are!

Which is why GWB has been getting such great, kid-glove, treament from them.

Phhht.

Don't those idiots at CBS know they are supposed to ask Mr. I'm A Nutjob what initiatives he is planning to reach out to the Jewish lesbian community in Tehran?

They can't handle the truth!

re: #14 JammieWearingFool

heh, you're too kind!

Wow. Has anyone ever scientifically studied these moonbats? How do find their way to the bathroom in morning?

Why are Lefties always afraid of the wrong things?

The Leftist antidote to fear-states: Make a giant puppet and walk the streets with it hoping to score w/a Code Pinkster. Good luck.

Someone sane left a comment:

and iran is just like switzerland right?

Comments like this are so obvious where they come from. Bush has done so much damage to your thought processing that you can't separate bush hatred from some level of reality.
To pretend that Iran is not dangerous is preposterous.

I hope Republican campaign managers are paying attention this week. There's campaign ads in them thar blogs.

re: #29 JammieWearingFool

heh.

re: #26 rem1776

Wow. Has anyone ever scientifically studied these moonbats? How do find their way to the bathroom in morning?

They don't. That's why Kimberly-Clark is such a great investment...an endless market for Depends.

More Komments

Can we get a sense of the Senate resolution (0 / 0)
that Scott Pelley is an over the ledge nutjob?

No matter what you might think about him, Ahmadinejad is a visiting head of state.

Are Pelley's insults somehow more diplomatic than an ad? In a newspaper?

Also

Pelley is a colossal ass (0 / 0)
What a farce this is.

The Iranian President is making sense, unlike the imbecile sitting across from him.

And finally

Too bad Ahmedinjad (1+ / 0-)
didn't respond with: "With all due respect, sir, your president supports terrorist mercenaries and CIA interrogations that violate the Geneva Convention. Your past president provided arms to Iraq in order to kill Iranians. Let's get the facts straight, shall we?"

P.S. I think Ahmedinijad is a scary, scary nasty man. That impression doesn't diminish my belief that Bushco is evil.

These commments are so over the top that LGF people couldn't make them up as a parody if they tried.

I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie.

That's the biggest load of taqiyya I have ever heard.

I’m telling you, it was scary beyond belief.

I imagine it is quite scary having your head pulled, however briefly, from the hole in your anus the ground where you prefer to keep it firmly ensconced, Mr. Pelley.

Richard, I am so glad you posted . . . (19+ / 0-)
You weren't imagining anything. 60 Minutes used to be a decent program. They better get rid of this idiot.

This guy Pelley is working for the RNC. He's the same moron idiot who threw Shrub a bunch of nonsensical softballs several months ago. He's quite evidently a Republican operative.

CBS must get rid of this fool jackass.

And did you hear Pelley say, Mr. Bush is a "deeply religious man". HELLO?

When the fuck does a CBS jerk tell the world that Mr. Bush is a religious man.

Why does any one want to interview the dinner jacket? He never answers any questions and if he does answer them, it's with another quetsion. As for Scott Pelley's "scary" questioning, when the camera was turned of he probably winked and said, "Great job Mahmoud, can I buy you a cup of coffee?".

re: #34 Canadian Guy

No matter what you might think about him, Ahmadinejad is a visiting head of state.

Are Pelley's insults somehow more diplomatic than an ad?

What a maroon. Pelley questioned Ahmedinejad in Tehran.

At least Pelley didn't act like he wanted to lick the bottom of his shoes like Mike Wallace did.

re: #34 Canadian Guy

These commments are so over the top that LGF people couldn't make them up as a parody if they tried.

That might be fun to try, actually.

All he wants is the Sudetenland.

BOOGA BOOGA BOOGA!

Maybe your mommy can sit with you while you go to sleep tonight, widdle pweshus. Make sure she checks under your bed and in your closet.

Moonbats are always scared. That's part of what makes them moonbats-cowardly tp the core.

re: #38 Ziggy

Why does any one want to interview the dinner jacket? He never answers any questions and if he does answer them, it's with another quetsion. As for Scott Pelley's "scary" questioning, when the camera was turned of he probably winked and said, "Great job Mahmoud, can I buy you a cup of coffee?".

Yeah. "Probably."

That's pretty solid.

re: #35 Sharmuta

I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie.

That's the biggest load of taqiyya I have ever heard.

Amen, Sister!

I wasn't taking notes, but... it was as if Pelley had been appointed by the US Government to put Ahmadenijad in the spotlight and to interrogate, humiliate, bully, and badger him into making damaging or inflammatory admissions.

The Iranian leader seemed astonished, too, and actually wound up the interview by proposing that these questions were coming from the CIA.

I have never had any sympathy for "Ahmajitterybadass" who goes around rattling swords and insulting Jews and baiting Islamic fascists and repressing his own people. But Scott Pelley made him look absolutely reasonable.

This is the same reaction we'd see if 60 minutes had done a tough peice on Mikey Moore or Cindy Sheehan. They're protecting Ahmadinejad as if he were one of their own.

re: #49 Killgore Trout

He is.

He should respect the American people.

Actually, mahmoud, in our country, the Presidents first job is to uphold our Constitution. I find that very respectful to the American people.

Of course, CBS is a wingnut network too:

But don't forget, this is the network that tried to cover up Abu Ghraib and lied about the legitimacy of those Air Force Guard documents for Bush according to Rather's court filings.

Dinnerjacket wasn't even complimented on his sweater? It must be a Joooish conspiracy!

re: #51 Sharmuta

He should respect the American people.

Actually, mahmoud, in our country, the Presidents first job is to uphold our Constitution. I find that very respectful to the American people.

What a shame that he fails to do Job 1.

re: #49 Killgore Trout

This is the same reaction we'd see if 60 minutes had done a tough peice on Mikey Moore or Cindy Sheehan. They're protecting Ahmadinejad as if he were one of their own.

That's what I don't understand. I suspect most people on the left -- I'm just being honest here -- probably recognize Ahmedinejad as a raving xenophobic lunatic. Yet the Kos people... what? Embrace him?

KKK: "No matter what you might think about him, Ahmadinejad is a visiting head of state."

Why is it that Moonbats love referring to tinpot dictators as "heads of state"? The Little Shit's the head of the State of Confusion.

re: #49 Killgore Trout

This is the same reaction we'd see if 60 minutes had done a tough peice on Mikey Moore or Cindy Sheehan. They're protecting Ahmadinejad as if he were one of their own.

This is the same reaction we'd see if 60 minutes had done a tough peice on Mikey Moore or Cindy Sheehan. They're protecting Ahmadinejad as if because he were is one of their own.

There...fixed it for ya'

re: #14 JammieWearingFool

Richard Cranium = dickhead

Ricardo Cabeza here in Californaztlan.

re: #53 PatrioticNaturalizedAmerican

Where was his Members Only jacket?

Did it look like he had lifts in his shoes..?

re: #56 Daisy

KKK: "No matter what you might think about him, Ahmadinejad is a visiting head of state."

Why is it that Moonbats love referring to tinpot dictators as "heads of state"? The Little Shit's the head of the State of Confusion.

Not to mention that he wasn't visiting the bathroom, much less the United States. He and Pelley were sitting outside his office in Iran.

re: #51 Sharmuta

He should respect the American people.

Actually, mahmoud, in our country, the Presidents first job is to uphold our Constitution. I find that very respectful to the American people.

Dinner Jacket respects the American people by throwing rallies calling for our deaths.

I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie. Fixed and ready to go.

I wasn't going to watch it, not wanting to give credibility to this black-heart, or to CBS for hosting him.

But doggone, if this is a W for the home team, I'm there. (7:00pm pst)

re: #56 Daisy

He is the leader of and protected by Elite Guards which we have declared terrorists. So why is he on our soil?!

re: #29 JammieWearingFool

Someone sane left a comment:

and iran is just like switzerland right?
Comments like this are so obvious where they come from. Bush has Kos done so much damage to your thought processing that you can't separate bush hatred from some level of reality.
To pretend that Iran is not dangerous is preposterous.

Fixed it for him.

Pelly tried to take a shovel and remove a little of the sand covering these ostriches' heads. They will forever hate him for it.

re: #64 rorschach

I just hate that cable scores the viewership for them. Watch on antenna if you can.

If the republican party is not paying (2+ / 0-)
Recommended by:Troutfishing, gchaucer2
Scott Pelley's salary, it should be, because he obviously works for them.

That was very scary. The government (Cheney) put a journalist up to that. WOW

Welcome to the USSR

I was surprised to see Pelley ask dinner jacket tough questions; however, I wasn't the least bit surprised to see mymood spout off dem talking points.

Really, I thought CBS was onboard with the cute little guy because he hates Bush, too.
/s

Hang this lying SOB... disgusting!

I can very well give him a few ideas so that the people vote for him.

What an idiot! Bush can't run again, mahmoud. No wonder the koslings like him- they seem to think they'll be running against Bush, too.

I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie.

Behold, a new LLL debating point: muslims cannot lie.
(Except.. blah blah ad nausium, ad infinitum. It's in the koran.)

Okay, let me get this straight-

In Kosneyland you should show respect for the leader of a country, even if he supports terrorism-unless he's the leader of your own country and is fighting terrorism. In that case you should come up with as many infantile and insulting names as possible that say he is stupid-unless you are accusing him of staging 9/11. Then he is a criminal mastermind.

Did I get that right?

Scott Pelley defines the word moonbat. He is a gutless liberal journalist. Watching him having his short and curlies bristled and Ahmadinajad eat him up and play him for the fool he is was delightful.

Pelley interview gave the moonbats cognitive dissonance: they can't process the idea that someone could challenge Islam and still have his head attached - doesn't fit their moral schema.

re: #70 winston06

Eexactly.

re: #50 cbinflux

I love to watch them do this to themselves. The best part is that they have no idea how bad this makes them look.

re: #73 livefreeor die

Nicely sums it up, apparently.

Honestly.

I'm beginning to wonder who will destroy civilization first.

1. The [bigoted word]s who riot and murder over cartoon drawings and the slightest pretense of the absurd ?

2. Or the Chamberlain-esque victims of Bush Derangement Syndrome, the America loathing, Che Guevara loving "Boobs Not Bombs" raving moonbat like this retard.

One thing is for sure, these two seem to be racing to the finish line.

God help us all.

re: #74 ted

Seems to be different than most here saw.

re: #74 ted

Scott Pelley defines the word moonbat. He is a gutless liberal journalist. Watching him having his short and curlies bristled and Ahmadinajad eat him up and play him for the fool he is was delightful.

Apparently you were watching some other program...

That sneaky Bush. Ghostwriting the mainstream media newscasts since 2001.
Ahmadinejad made that claim to Anderson Cooper last year in an interview, that the questions he was being asked were not from Cooper but really from the U.S. Government. Cooper laughed at him and said "no, unlike your country we have the freedom of press here".
Typical moonbat behavior...everything is a conspiracy...including this post.

re: #55 Cognito

It's because he's anti-American and therefore a compatriot. There's no other reasonable explanation.

re: #73 livefreeor die

You nailed it. Bravo!

ajackson (#2),

Yeah, CBS is secretly working for Dick Cheney. And I'm the king of France.

Damn! If I'd have know that I'd have been a lot nicer to you at the BBQ. ;-)

#17 - Is there anything these koslings aren't afraid of?

They aren't afraid of the Pillsbury Dough Boy or the Tidy Bowl man.

Friends:

I am terrified. We've lost a good percentage of this country to a serious mental disorder: it's a mental AIDS of relativism (actually nihilism) that leaves clowns like these Koz Kidz so morally inverted that they are flat-out treasonous. I still blame much of our predicament on Bush's ineptitudes as a communicator; without someone to fight back, the deviancy of this debate has been 'defined down' to the point where we are right now.

I hope Rudy's watching this. The best thing he can do after this Jizzinhisjeans visit is to simply and publicly ask the Dem candidates and their major officeholders:

"How exactly do you disagree with the President of Iran?"

Cheers,
Dave

re: #79 ruexperienced
C) Our own buy-in on population control. Our democracies will be o'run.

re: #42 DesertSage

All he wants is the Sudetenland.

yeah, and they'll give it to him.

Will this trigger another Kos commandment where now they cant spout how much they love foreign terrorist dictators like they cant post diaries saying that 911 was an inside job?

What I especially liked about Pelley's performance is he treated him like a third world pisspot, not the international player Dinner Jacket thinks he is. I thought that was ballsy and it showed sophistication on the part of 60 Minutes. Talking down to the creep put him at a severe disadvantage from square one.

This is the power of the press the way we rarely see it.

Also -- and this is Number One in my book -- Pelley did not let the interview sink into the bathos of the undrainable swamp of Holocaust denial. There was no Barbara Walters-like handwringing over hurt feelings. Excellent, Pelley. You kept it real. Excellent.

Never get into a pissing contest with a pig! -- R. Nixon

re: #66 nikis-knight

re: #29 JammieWearingFool

Someone sane left a comment:

and iran is just like switzerland right?
Comments like this are so obvious where they come from. Bush has Kos done so much damage to your thought processing that you can't separate bush hatred from some level of reality.
To pretend that Iran is not dangerous is preposterous.

Fixed it for him.

Pelly tried to take a shovel and remove a little of the sand covering these ostriches' heads. They will forever hate him for it.

You are so right. Poking holes in the walls of their carefully constructed fantasy world to allow reality causes something like a mental breakdown. They wouldn't be moonbats if they could face reality.

re: #79 ruexperienced
If it weren't for the latter, the former would be easily defeated. It's the combination that is deadly, like getting the flu when you have AIDs.

-I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie.

"Anybody who recognizes Israel will burn in the fire of the Islamic nation's fury."
"[There is] no significant need for the United States."
"Iranians possess delicate characteristics. They introduce their merits, which are extremely attractive to whole the world."
"Israel is a tyrannical regime that will one day will be destroyed."

He needs to go.

re: #83 Killgore Trout

re: #55 Cognito

It's because he's anti-American and therefore a compatriot. There's no other reasonable explanation.

I assume so. Which is sad. And it also indicates to me just how far DailyKos has drifted from the bulk of their potential readership on the left. They seem to be speaking exclusively to a handful of crazy people.

re: #90 nyc redneck

Caliphate

Here's a lullaby for the Kosbaby.

re: #73 livefreeor die

Okay, let me get this straight-

In Kosneyland you should show respect for the leader of a country, even if he supports terrorism-unless he's the leader of your own country and is fighting terrorism. In that case you should come up with as many infantile and insulting names as possible that say he is stupid-unless you are accusing him of staging 9/11. Then he is a criminal mastermind.

Did I get that right?

Stop using logic or you'll make moonbat heads explode and you do not want to see what's in there. (shudder)

I sure didn't see any warm glow. I saw those crazy eyes.

re: #80 cbinflux

re: #74 ted

Seems to be different than most here saw.

I agree Pelley asked him tough questions, but Pelley is not in an way qualified for the task. He still is a MSM loyalist. Bollingers promising the same thing but wont and cant deliver.

re: #100 Hard Right

re: #73 livefreeor die

Okay, let me get this straight-

In Kosneyland you should show respect for the leader of a country, even if he supports terrorism-unless he's the leader of your own country and is fighting terrorism. In that case you should come up with as many infantile and insulting names as possible that say he is stupid-unless you are accusing him of staging 9/11. Then he is a criminal mastermind.

Did I get that right?

Stop using logic or you'll make moonbat heads explode and you do not want to see what's in there. (shudder)

Their heads would only explode if they took off their tinfoil hats, duh.

re: #96 Cognito

They seem to be speaking exclusively to a handful of crazy people.

It's more than a handful. They're running the show and they've forced their party off the deep end. There aren't many sane voices on the left anymore.

re: #102 ted

You just can't be happy!
/

#31 buzzsawmonkey

here's your link- taqqiya and kitman

And I should also mention that Scott Pelley did a great interview with aaron of Internet Haganah. (Also a LGFOhio BBQ alum.)

I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie.

Unless I am going to come back later when I am stronger and kill you.

And also help the people, the victims of Katrina.

Yeah- because we didn't lift a finger to help our own.

/I survived Katrina, and all I got was this lousy FIMA card for strippers

What I’m saying, I am being very sincere here. I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie.”

Wasn't it a one of the main tenets of Islam to use Lies and Deception when interacting with infidels?

But hey, if he's from the "Religion of Fleece" how could I not trust him.

More paranoia over there. I knew this one would set them off.

Republican Cites Anonymous Blog Comment in Attack

I think we can deduce something from this behavior. Look at Bill Orally and his attacks on Daily Kos. Look at the way Kos was attacked for his comment about the dead contractors back in 2004. Look at the recent right-wing fad as of late to trash the blogosphere as being made up of left-wing extremists (such as saying that Jim Webb was not a "Daily Kos Democrat"). The reason is that the right is losing the war for control of the blogosphere. They were unchallenged before, with domination of talk radio and cable news. Now that we have a solid foothold in cable news (with Keith Olbermann) and control over the blogosphere, they are threatened.

They have lost the war for the blogosphere, so they want to destroy what they can't control. Talk radio is a natural fit to the right wing mind, with its top-down structure and domination by a couple of people. The blogosphere is a natural fit to progressives, and not to conservatives. This is because the structure is bottom-up, and thus gives an equal voice to anyone, even unpopular and dissenting views. The right wont end its war on the blogosphere until they have destroyed it. We have to realize this.

Mwuhahaha.

Or however they're spelled. sheesh.

re: #95 father_of_10

-I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie.

"Anybody who recognizes Israel will burn in the fire of the Islamic nation's fury."
"[There is] no significant need for the United States."
"Iranians possess delicate characteristics. They introduce their merits, which are extremely attractive to whole the world."
"Israel is a tyrannical regime that will one day will be destroyed."

He needs to go.

A good reporter would've challenged him on this. Pelley didn't.

re: #19 Cognito

Could you be a bit more specific with your statement? Possibly re-word it.

"Ahmadinejad: 'What I’m saying, I am being very sincere here. I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie.'”

WHOA! huge flashback from forgotten brain cells!

Wasn't this the line used by "Alfalfa" of the "Little Rascals" when caught red-handed? Someone help me out here - am I imaging this from Saturday mornings in front of the TV? Or was it "Spanky?"

Either my mind is shot or he DID just quote the "Little Rascals," verbatim, as they were caught by Miss Crabtree!

re: #110 AJB_Patriot

What I’m saying, I am being very sincere here. I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie.”

Wasn't it a one of the main tenets of Islam to use Lies and Deception when interacting with infidels?

But hey, if he's from the "Religion of Fleece" how could I not trust him.

With a Goat Wool Cluster

The most agreed to comment posted over there (with a score of +25/-0) is currently:

Asked what trait he admires in President Bush, Ahmadinejad paused.

"What do you admire about him? Is there anything, any trait?" Pelley asked.

"As an American citizen tell me what trait do you admire?" the president asked Pelley.

"Well Mr. Bush is without question a very religious man for example, as you are," Pelley replied.

"What religion, please tell me, tells you as a follower of that religion to occupy another country and kill its people, please tell me, does Christianity tell its followers to do that?" Ahmadinejad asked.

Touche. ( Koz Kidz awarding a point to dinnerjacket )

The most likely to be deleted soon comment, with a score of +2/-2 (minuses very bad over there):

This guy is more dangerous than any other leader in the world. He is a fanatic who wouldn`t care if he brought the end to the world.
That said, the questions were meant to stir him up. The country is being primed for war, it will be coming soon, but if they took that little ass out it would be ok with me.

They don't like all those negative waves, man.

re: #107 Geepers

This Pelley guy must be stopped. Not only is he scary, he's aware of jihad.

re: #96 Cognito

re: #83 Killgore Trout

re: #55 Cognito

It's because he's anti-American and therefore a compatriot. There's no other reasonable explanation.

I assume so. Which is sad. And it also indicates to me just how far DailyKos has drifted from the bulk of their potential readership on the left. They seem to be speaking exclusively to a handful of crazy people.

Don't underestimate the influence of these people. Remember all the DNC candidates went to Kosstock earlier this year.

re: #96 Cognito
They've also lost touch with reality. I don't say that as a rhetorical flourish but they really no longer understand the world they're living in. It makes no sense to them and they're frightened.

Hey everybody. Been away all weekend -thank heaven- and am ready for the protests tomorrow at the UN and Columbia!

I gather the mad midget won't be going to Ground Zero.

I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie.

And you're an idiot and can't help saying idiotic things!

re: #122 NoSubmission

Don't bet on it.

re: #109 Sharmuta

And also help the people, the victims of Katrina.

Funny how Ahmedinejad didn't mention the earthquake in Bam, where Americans gave aid to his country's residents.

But really. What's a little natural-disaster hypocrisy between friends.

What religion, please tell me, tells you as a follower of that religion to occupy another country and kill its people

Only one- islam.

re: #117 Opilio

Nice work on catching a dissenting voice before it's stuffed down the memory hole.

If I missed Scott Pelley being scary, I wish I'd watched! I've never seen Mr. Pelley, but here is a quote from Washington Spaces about him and Mrs. Jane Pelly, his wife:

Their warm nature truly shines through in conversations and in their selections of textured finishes, fun fabrics and detailed moldings in the comfy and classic spaces they call home.

And their decorator had this to say:

They are so much fun.

Scary? Wish I'd seen it.

Source of quotes: Charming hosts, charming home

Pelley family’s conversations and renovations initiated with warmth

WRITTEN BY SHERRY MOELLER
PHOTOGRAPHY BY BOB NAROD

Boogy boogy boogy!

re: #114 Cap'n DOC

re: #19 Cognito

Could you be a bit more specific with your statement? Possibly re-word it.

Let me know what you find unclear.

re: #124 cbinflux
I haven't keeping as close an eye on the news the two days. Any developments? Is he still going?

Well, that sucks. Commercials in Spanish on the Dallas/Chicago game.

Who is more of a threat to the future of America?

a) Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

b) Hillary Clinton

c) George Soros

“Our religion prohibits us from having nuclear arms and our religious leader has prohibited it from the point of view of religious law. It's a closed road,”

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad quote

Relax. He's a Muslim. He can't lie!

One day little Mahmoud decided to chop down an infidel tree. When his imam found him he asked if he had been the one to chop down the infidel tree. Little Mahmoud responded, "I am Muslim, I cannot tell a lie, except to Jews...and unbelievers."
All of a sudden this dirtbag is George Washington?
He fits in perfectly with the kosmonuts...theyre all loony toons

Wait... I think I've got it! I think it was an episode where there was a school play where Alfalfa plays Geo. Washington telling his father about the cherry tree. I remember it becuase his lines were so wooden (also because I think he was trying to lie to Washington, Sr. with the hatchet hidden behind his back.)

Am I imagining this?

The hatchet hidden behind back part is the part that applies to Ahmadinejad.

re: #128 Cattt

You'd have thunk that he was Chris Wallace; thrust and parry.

re: #132 ornery elephant

Hillary Clinton

re: #132 ornery elephant

All of the above?

Sharmuta (#118),

This Pelley guy must be stopped. Not only is he scary, he's aware of jihad.

Plus he's a masterful Goebel-esque performance tool of Dick Cheney.

re: #102 ted

re: #80 cbinflux

re: #74 ted

Seems to be different than most here saw.

I agree Pelley asked him tough questions, but Pelley is not in an way qualified for the task. He still is a MSM loyalist. Bollingers promising the same thing but wont and cant deliver.

So Pelley's not qualified to... ask tough questions? Heck, I would have enjoyed seeing a dog-catcher ask tough questions. No special qualifications required.

re: #130 NoSubmission

re: #124 cbinflux
I haven't keeping as close an eye on the news the two days. Any developments? Is he still going?

He can go virtually anywhere he chooses, and w/o much notice.

Hmm, Far Left scared shitless of Amajihadaddict and Hillary scared shitless of funding the troops...

Clinton: Cut Iraq Funding To Force Change

"No matter how heroically and dedicated the performance of our young men and women and their officers are in Iraq - which it has been - they cannot referee successfully a sectarian civil war," Clinton told Bob Schieffer. "So I voted against funding last spring. I will vote against funding again in the absence of any change in policy."

re: #135 U.S. 395

You know- I was thinking his "I cannot tell a lie" line was Washingtonesque. I don't think he was ripping off the Little Rascals- just the Father of our Country.

/spit

The last two sentences were the biggest lies of all.

re: #129 Cognito

Pretty good, especially considering they were in Tehran.

Who?

re: #60 Cognito

Cognito, thanks for that info. I live in a TVless household and these sorts of details can easily pass me by.

re: #87 LesLein

#17 - Is there anything these koslings aren't afraid of?

They aren't afraid of the Pillsbury Dough Boy or the Tidy Bowl man.

Don't be fooled by that "cute" little Dough Boy routine. Here in Minnesota, the Dough Boy's home turf, he's known as one tough cookie. Mess with him and he'll turn you into a pretzel!
// {;-)™

re: #143 cbinflux

He can go virtually anywhere he chooses, and w/o much notice.

ugH!
In that case, I think I might go downtown to Ground Zero in the morning before heading up to the UN.

re: #65 cbinflux

re: #56 Daisy

He is the leader of and protected by Elite Guards which we have declared terrorists. So why is he on our soil?!

Instead of under it? Really.

Here is a question to which I would love the answer. Please excuse my obtuseness:

If you have mandatory insurance for everyone so everyone is covered. does that mean you no longer have pre-existing conditions, or how could you ever be declined for any health condition or treatment. I mean we HAVE to have it, cane something we are forced to have not work?

Analogy:
(US Gov't says everyone must buy beta-max. wouldn't every movie need to be available on it?)

I know its off topic but we got some good brains in here. Please let me know what you think?

re: #147 Cap'n DOC

re: #129 Cognito

Pretty good, especially considering they were in Tehran.

Who?

Um... the people I mentioned in the post...

What are you looking for?

They should not bug the telephone conversations of their citizens...

Like, um, Iran?

I'm just sayin'.

I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie.

Isn't that the set up to a Star Trek scene? Everything Harry Mudd says is a lie.

Have a nice walk on the ceiling with Daily Kos.

re: #150 NoSubmission

Others, upthread(s) have discussed that contingency.

re: #141 Geepers

Plus he's a masterful Goebel-esque performance tool of Dick Cheney.

Indeed- he was trying to gain valuable insight for the invasion of Iran, where Cheney will make tons of money when Haliburton wins all the contracts!

/Who said we couldn't parody these people?

re: #147 Cap'n DOC

The interview was in Iran.

re: #158 cbinflux

Cogtrarian, see how simple that was? Who needs the drama?

Karl Rove's Advanced Zionist Mind Control Ray is now 100% operational. Expect to see much more of this sort of interview/behavior by LLL reporters.

If there's any students of history out there who would like to comment on what the press did to General Sherman at the end of the Civil War it might prove interesting to say the least. Clue, we've always had problems with both politicians and the press spouting off on issues they're clueless about.

"As an American citizen tell me what trait do you admire?" the president asked Pelley.

"Well Mr. Bush is without question a very religious man for example, as you are," Pelley replied.

"What religion, please tell me, tells you as a follower of that religion to occupy another country and kill its people, please tell me, does Christianity tell its followers to do that?" Ahmadinejad asked.

That would be Islam. See, well, the entire history of your Religion. Look at a map, find the Muslim countries, and you have a picture of all the places Islam invaded and killed people.

God, this statement angers me, because I know there's so many idiot koslings nodding along... yep, we did invade a country and kill all it's people, poor oppressed Muslims...

Here's a clue--our soldiers try NOT to kill civilians, the Muslim soldiers try SPECIFICALLY to kill civilians--opposing, neutral, or on their own side!

At least we know what his priorities are.
1. not lying
2. hanging homosexuals and mentally retarded individuals
3. stoning women
4. eliminating free speech
5. supplying weapons to murders

re: #153 Cognito

I apologize. I speed read - sometimes not a good thing. I misunderstood the context.

re: #132 ornery elephant

You need a (d) answer, I can't pick.

re: #159 cbinflux

Right. Silly of me to have started that...

(?)

re: #145 Sharmuta

re: #135 U.S. 395

You know- I was thinking his "I cannot tell a lie" line was Washingtonesque. I don't think he was ripping off the Little Rascals- just the Father of our Country.

/spit

Execpt that I think (remember, now, that the whole cherry tree event has long been debated as myth or fact) that when Geo. confessed, he wasnn't holding the hatchet behind his back, ready to swing it again.

What religion is this? Please tell me. What religion forces you to subjugate 50% of your population, whip men for not having beards, stoning women to death, oh and hanging mentally retarded women from cranes? That would be Islam. I'm just saying is all.

re: #160 Perplexed

Ultra-Low-Frequency waves... bwajajajajaja

re: #159 cbinflux

I also did not know that. I live without TV.

re: #134 Sizzlack

One day little Mahmoud decided to chop down an infidel tree. When his imam found him he asked if he had been the one to chop down the infidel tree. Little Mahmoud responded, "I am Muslim, I cannot tell a lie, except to Jews...and unbelievers."
All of a sudden this dirtbag is George Washington?
He fits in perfectly with the kosmonuts...theyre all loony toons

Don't forget your wives and other believers if it keeps the peace.

Mahmoud sounds like a lefty blogger or a NYT reporter, but I repeat myself.

re: #73 livefreeor die

Okay, let me get this straight-

In Kosneyland you should show respect for the leader of a country, even if he supports terrorism-unless he's the leader of your own country and is fighting terrorism. In that case you should come up with as many infantile and insulting names as possible that say he is stupid-unless you are accusing him of staging 9/11. Then he is a criminal mastermind.

Did I get that right?

Yes!

re: #88 dreaboi

Friends:

I am terrified. We've lost a good percentage of this country to a serious mental disorder: it's a mental AIDS of relativism (actually nihilism) that leaves clowns like these Koz Kidz so morally inverted that they are flat-out treasonous. I still blame much of our predicament on Bush's ineptitudes as a communicator; without someone to fight back, the deviancy of this debate has been 'defined down' to the point where we are right now.

I hope Rudy's watching this. The best thing he can do after this Jizzinhisjeans visit is to simply and publicly ask the Dem candidates and their major officeholders:

"How exactly do you disagree with the President of Iran?"

Cheers,
Dave

Dave, no amount of communication from Bush would have changed their minds. Moonbats are not about reason or logic. They base their views on emotion, hatred of self and country, and extreme denial of reality. This is how Bush becomes an evil tyrant while Amenijad is considered an innocent victim of American aggression.

Go to
Dr.Sanity and read the BEST POSTS section. Make sure you read the parts on Strategies for Dealing with Denial-I-III.
The author is a psychiatrist and she has the moonbats pegged.

Over at the Huffpost, they're conveniently performing system maintenance for the next two hours.

re: #152 AJB_Patriot

Do bet on it. If you're heavy then I suspect that the government will deny you any health care at all.

re: #162 Sizzlack

At least we know what his priorities are.
1. not lying
2. hanging homosexuals and mentally retarded individuals
3. stoning women
4. eliminating free speech
5. supplying weapons to murders

That really made me laugh, especially No. 1. Letterman should do a Top Ten, although I won't hold my breath.

re: #164 1redthread

re: #132 ornery elephant

You need a (d) answer, I can't pick.

Hi Red!

okay...just for you...

d) McGuinty

re: #152 AJB_Patriot

Here is a question to which I would love the answer. Please excuse my obtuseness:

If you have mandatory insurance for everyone so everyone is covered. does that mean you no longer have pre-existing conditions, or how could you ever be declined for any health condition or treatment. I mean we HAVE to have it, cane something we are forced to have not work?

Analogy:
(US Gov't says everyone must buy beta-max. wouldn't every movie need to be available on it?)

I know its off topic but we got some good brains in here. Please let me know what you think?

They would have open season insurance registration. You could sign up for insurance or change it once per year (Say Jan 1), you could also change when getting married, having kids etc. This keeps people from switching from a high deductible but cheap plan to a low deductible but expensive plan when they find out they are sick. Unless they get sick in November of course.

I knew this country was in trouble long before KKKos turned up.

When 60% of America thought the Clinton impeachment scandal was about "sex" and that it was no big deal, I figured America's best days were behind her.

When it's no big deal that a President is cheating on his wife, in the oval office, with a big girl his daughter's age, on Easter Sunday, it should be apparent that America's mindset has reached rock bottom.

It follows that ten years later, the same folks would find President Bush the enemy, the military men protecting us mercenaries, practicing Christians and Jews evil and stupid, and Israel the root of all problems. These same folks believe that public education would be a great success if it just had more money, the economy is awful, and the government is the answer to all problems.

If this continues, I really do think very drastic measures are going to have to happen to cleanse us from the current stupidity.

re: #132 ornery elephant

It's not a poll without a Ron Paul option.

re: #165 Cognito

re: #159 cbinflux

Right. Silly of me to have started that...

(?)

There was no "that". Just a question, not another invitation to riddle me this drama.

Well, OT, but:

Here is a question to which I would love the answer. Please excuse my obtuseness:

If you have mandatory insurance for everyone so everyone is covered. does that mean you no longer have pre-existing conditions, or how could you ever be declined for any health condition or treatment. I mean we HAVE to have it, cane something we are forced to have not work?

Yes, it means you'll be covered for anything, but if you have any serious problem, you'll be put on a waiting list and get treated months or years longer than otherwise.
You can get any treatment in a socialist system, if you live long enough.

re: #178 ornery elephant

That doesn't help!

re: #169 Cap'n DOC

Figured as much. Just 'nore him; Sharmuta will dispatch him soon enuff.

Hannity doing an investigation of MoveOn.org on Fox right now.

D) all of the above, in concert.

re: #185 cbinflux

What are you talking about?

Hi everyone!

New Infidel Warrior Babe is up!

[Link: deathby1000papercuts.blogspot.com...]

/Mandy, this means you!

What I’m saying, I am being very sincere here. I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie.”

How silly of us to think otherwise!

re: #188 Cognito

Your tired schtick.

re: #177 buzzsawmonkey

It was a masterful Goebel-esque performance by 60 Minutes on behalf of Dick Cheney.

I thought George Gobel was dead.

Maybe they mean the interview was rich and varied, like a Goebelin tapestry?

Fer cryin' out loud, folks--if you're going to reference a historical figure like Goebbels, first learn how to spell his name right!

Buzzsawmonkey, a gentle nudge - depending on the age of the poster, maybe we should be thankful that someone under 50 remembers Goebbels, even if he/she is off by a few letters ;-) those of us who remember the old America need all the help we can get to help preserve her. Peace.

re: #166 U.S. 395

The story is a myth, but a nice one, imo.

re: #181 Jack Reacher

re: #132 ornery elephant

It's not a poll without a Ron Paul option.

dang you Jack! you mentioned the word! ohoh...more votes coming in now...Pouring in now! /// Code blue! RPaul landslide...:distant scream of 'the humanity!':

re: #189 Ginn

nice, Ginn!

re: #191 cbinflux

re: #188 Cognito

Your tired schtick.

Right... I especially liked the part of the 'schtick' where I went after another commenter and instigated a silly little blog spat...

Just stop, man. It's lame.

Let's get back to Ahmedinejad.

goodbye_natalie (#180),

If this continues, I really do think very drastic measures are going to have to happen to cleanse us from the current stupidity.

Well we could:

Bring back the black-list

Because stupid people should be banned from doing stupid shit...

re: #185 cbinflux

He's touchy. Crossed keyboards the other PM on the topic of Blackwater - don't remember which thread, and it was late. Thought he might be interested in a little 'inside' information before we touch the subject again.

re: #192 U.S. 395

re: #177 buzzsawmonkey

It was a masterful Goebel-esque performance by 60 Minutes on behalf of Dick Cheney.

I thought George Gobel was dead.Maybe they mean the interview was rich and varied, like a Goebelin tapestry?

Fer cryin' out loud, folks--if you're going to reference a historical figure like Goebbels, first learn how to spell his name right!

Buzzsawmonkey, a gentle nudge - depending on the age of the poster, maybe we should be thankful that someone under 50 remembers Goebbels, even if he/she is off by a few letters ;-) those of us who remember the old America need all the help we can get to help preserve her. Peace.

Oops, apology owed. I didn't realize it was being used to bash Cheney. Didn't read carefully enough. YES, if you're going to be fool enough to compare Cheney to Goebbels, damn right you should be able to spell it!

Sorry, buzzsawmonkey. You were right.

re: #195 1redthread

re: #189 Ginn

nice, Ginn!

Thanks 1Red! We've got the official transcript of Dan Rather's complaint up too!

re: #185 cbinflux

And on top of that, I don't think he's checked my profile.

Quick survey: How many of us are tv-less?

squarepeg
Cap'n DOC
Daisy
zombie (I think)
...?

re: #198 Cap'n DOC

He's a PITA. Devil's Avocate on crack. But never doubt his brielunce or debaitin skills.

Sharm!

Hi Sharm! Check out Dan Rather's Official Complaint against CBS, et al... a classic malignant narcissist!

[Link: deathby1000papercuts.blogspot.com...]

The Left always assumes that DickTaters are telling the truth and their own country is lying. They are willing to "overlook" serious atrocities committed by these tyrants while making up stuff about their own president. Why do they feel this way? What the heck is wrong with them? Do they really feel that they have it worse than people living under Iranian tyranny or do they just feel the need to be victims?

I'd like pass on to the Kos Kiddies something my drill sergeant once told me: "Private, if you're ever walking down the street one day and suddenly hear a loud popping sound behind you, don't be afraid. It's just your head finally coming out of your ass."

re: #150 NoSubmission

re: #143 cbinflux

He can go virtually anywhere he chooses, and w/o much notice.

ugH!
In that case, I think I might go downtown to Ground Zero in the morning before heading up to the UN.

liberty and bdway at 9:30, tomorrow morning. hope you had a good wk end. we missed you.

re: #201 Cap'n DOC

That matters not. Just a Kontrarian on crack. Almost everyone has had wristicuffs with him.

re: #188 Cognito

It's another case of Cognito Derangement Syndrome (CDS), so sad, I just ignore them. After I ding them down.

squarepeg (#202),

I've got a nice 52" Magnavox.

Turned it on for the first time in six months to see the President's speech a few days ago.

re: #203 cbinflux

Likes Strawmen, too. My skills with words in debate form were honed in 8th grade, and I'm not a wordsmith. I have to be careful.

re: #157 Sharmuta

Indeed- he was trying to gain valuable insight for the invasion of Iran, where Cheney will make tons of money when Haliburton wins all the contracts!

Dick Cheney made those proposals to DinnerJacket ages ago. Can't those knuckleheads on the left keep up?

Kozmonutjob Kevvboy offer us his political insight:

A really brilliant politician would have not only let Ahmadinejad go to Ground Zero to lay a wreath, he would have GONE WITH HIM, laid the wreath, and used the resulting footage for pro-American propaganda in the Muslim world.

re: #204 Ginn

GINN!

a classic malignant narcissist!

He reminds me of someone...

And you know I love it when you talk "heavy issues" with me. ;)

re: #197 Geepers

LOL. I've been a fan of Foamy since he went off on the "SMELL" technical support line located in India. Still the funniest one he's done IMHO.

Video of Ahmadinejad avoiding questions on 60 Mintues.

Unrelated: Video of CAIR smearing Rep. King

re: #192 U.S. 395

I'm with you, 395, but at the same time, the LACK of a knowledge of English-language, and its grammar and syntax; OR a lazy refusal to USE proper grammar or proper spelling...

...creates such difficulty in conveying thoughts that I understand and second BuzzSaw's outrage!

There is a deep loathing of America and all things American, and that loathing is reflected in the left's bad grammar and louzy speling...

/Can't even spel Yusuf Gerbils correctly!

re: #215 Sharmuta

re: #204 Ginn

GINN!

a classic malignant narcissist!

He reminds me of someone...

And you know I love it when you talk "heavy issues" with me. ;)

So many Malignant Narcissists, so little time!

/hee hee

re: #202 squarepeg

Quick survey: How many of us are tv-less?

squarepeg
Cap'n DOC
Daisy
zombie (I think)
...?

well , after seeing Persia's version of Pinnochio on tonight, I wish i could add myself to this list!

re: #180 goodbye_natalie

you summed that up perfectly!

re: #213 ec marm

re: #157 Sharmuta

Indeed- he was trying to gain valuable insight for the invasion of Iran, where Cheney will make tons of money when Haliburton wins all the contracts!

Dick Cheney made those proposals to DinnerJacket ages ago. Can't those knuckleheads on the left keep up?

I wonder how long after Cheney leaves office should he be recieving his billion dollar haliburton check? You think they will give it to him right after the new president swears in?

mahmoud's NY escort

/hat tip: Rides A Pale Horse

re: #211 Geepers

Good for you! I'm glued to the t.v. when I visit friends. Sort of like going to my grandmother's house when I was a kid and eating tons of candy.

re: #221 ornery elephant

You can.

He should have asked

"Who has a richer history, the Arabs or the Persians?"
"Who has more honor, the Arabs or the Persians?"
"Who has made more contributions to world history, the Arabs or the Persians?"
"Who is more proud of their heritage, the Arabs or the Persians?"
"Since you have answered the Persians to all of the above questions, does it not sadden you that the Persian people are being held hostage to an Arab death cult?"

re: #197 Geepers

goodbye_natalie (#180),

If this continues, I really do think very drastic measures are going to have to happen to cleanse us from the current stupidity.

Well we could:

Bring back the black-list
Because stupid people should be banned from doing stupid shit...

Nope. All we have to do is start a rumor that the CIA has a mind control device that works thru your computer monitor. They'll all hide under Olbermann's bed.

See some other misspellings upthread.

It's Goebbels, pronounced "GEHR-bels," almost like Gere's.

Hitler's propaganda man. Like Baghdad Bob, but got a lot more people killed.

If he were on our side today, and put his talents to good use instead of to evil, the WOT would have been won already, with Republicans controlling both houses.

Surprised that Sesame Street didn't invite him.

re: #220 Ginn

So many Malignant Narcissists, so little time!

They love them just the way they are.

/MWAH! MWAH!

re: #232 Sharmuta

re: #220 Ginn

So many Malignant Narcissists, so little time!

They love them just the way they are.

/MWAH! MWAH!

LOL!

re: #192 U.S. 395

re: #177 buzzsawmonkey

It was a masterful Goebel-esque performance by 60 Minutes on behalf of Dick Cheney.

I thought George Gobel was dead.
Maybe they mean the interview was rich and varied, like a Goebelin tapestry?

Fer cryin' out loud, folks--if you're going to reference a historical figure like Goebbels, first learn how to spell his name right!

Buzzsawmonkey, a gentle nudge - depending on the age of the poster, maybe we should be thankful that someone under 50 remembers Goebbels, even if he/she is off by a few letters ;-) those of us who remember the old America need all the help we can get to help preserve her. Peace.

The only knowledge that clown has of goebbels is when a fellow LLL used the name to smear a Conservative.

re: #202 squarepeg

Quick survey: How many of us are tv-less?

squarepeg
Cap'n DOC
Daisy
zombie (I think)
...?

Does a 5" B&W/radio combo count as having a TV? That's the only one I own anymore.

Ginn,

Admit it. You're just trying to destroy the blogosphere with a 1,000 Papercuts because you can't control it.

The reason is that the right is losing the war for control of the blogosphere. They were unchallenged before, with domination of talk radio and cable news. Now that we have a solid foothold in cable news (with Keith Olbermann) and control over the blogosphere, they are threatened.

They have lost the war for the blogosphere, so they want to destroy what they can't control. Talk radio is a natural fit to the right wing mind, with its top-down structure and domination by a couple of people. The blogosphere is a natural fit to progressives, and not to conservatives. This is because the structure is bottom-up, and thus gives an equal voice to anyone, even unpopular and dissenting views. The right wont end its war on the blogosphere until they have destroyed it. We have to realize this.

re: #233 Ginn

Heehee.

/Will there be a strip where Trigg and I declare our deep hate for each other? lol

re: #225 squarepeg

I grew up in a home that didn't have a TV. I got to watch when I stayed with my Grandparents, who also did not have one - their friends did. The channel they got was CJLH out of Lethbridge, Alberta, so I knew two sports really well - Hockey and Curling. I watched the Beattles on Ed Sullivan at a neighbors home. My mom's folks also had one. Two weeks at their place with Spanky and Our Gang, Sky King, The Lone Ranger... my, my, my.

Never got hooked. We have one - to watch movies. Rabbit ears. I had to be told (on LGF) that the President's speech was on the networks...

re: #236 Geepers

LMAO! Wow- where can I get some of that to smoke? lol

re: #236 Geepers

Ginn,

Admit it. You're just trying to destroy the blogosphere with a 1,000 Papercuts because you can't control it.

Looks into Geepers hypnotic eyes...

Yes, Geepers... I admit it...

#234 Hard Right,
Check out my #199

"I’m a Muslim. I cannot tell a lie."

heh.

Should be a rotating title.

/IMHO.

~Norsk Troll

re: #237 Sharmuta

re: #233 Ginn

Heehee.

/Will there be a strip where Trigg and I declare our deep hate for each other? lol

I think most are hoping for a group shower under some tropical waterfall!

re: #215 Sharmuta

Sharm, Sharm... are you still up?

Oh, well. (snifff sniff)

re: #243 Ginn

LMAO!

Call Orking. Get rid of two with one visit.

re: #245 Sharmuta

re: #243 Ginn

LMAO!

It's in the works, man.. in the works!

/lol!

re: #202 squarepeg

Have a T.V., turn it on at least twice a month for DVD's. Haven't had cable for almost 4 1/2 years. No point to wasting $80/month on at the most 10 channels I preferred to watch (not that there is much on T.V. any way)

Please make him stop.
I am a HaleBopper and I cannot tell the truth.
Is Doctor Tom a wannabe Katrina survivor?
Was the elf on the boat with Sean Penn?
Make him talk CBS.

re: #246 toomanysnax

Call Orking. Get rid of two with one visit.

?

What does this post mean?
Sounds like sockpuppets. If so, report the comments and let Charles deal with it. Too many nasty threads lately. If not, I'm just missing the point of your comment and sorry I said anything.

re: #249 car man tim

They dragged the answer out of him, "Bush did it."

re: #250 U.S. 395

I reckoned it was Orkin (pest control). Hope that helps.

re: #236 Geepers
I was going to ask you this a.m. and then got involved in something else. What's your opinion of the Nork/Syria connection? Do you think the Norks could be that dumb? Same question for the Syrians.

re: #253 ec marm

re: #236 Geepers
I was going to ask you this a.m. and then got involved in something else. What's your opinion of the Nork/Syria connection? Do you think the Norks could be that dumb? Same question for the Syrians.

Dumb or evil?

Add me to that list. TV free for most of my life.

MISS
NOTHING,
R

re: #241 U.S. 395

#234 Hard Right,
Check out my #199

Was it not a moonbat that firsy compared him to tubby? If not my apologies for the friendly fire.

re: #256 Render

Add me to that list. TV free for most of my life.

MISS
NOTHING,
R

Hi Render... new Infidel Babes up!

I am a regular lurker. I come here with a heavy heart. In the past I have asked what more could I do for our Jewish brethren, in the end it is usually PizzaIdf.org. I have no problem with this and regularly buy pizza for the troops. Sometimes I just wish I could do more.

Now I need help in response to an email. He is a "friend", and former co-worker. He is the one that sends out jokes and such to a large group. He is an engineer, which I mention because normally this is a republican strong hold, but in his case he is a democrat. I don't have a problem with that, and we toss missiles towards each other regularly. Today he crossed a line that I will not accept. I plan on "reply to all" so I am trying to script the proper response. I don't want anger to overwhelm and make people think I am the one that should be ignored. His complete email message, starting off very reasonable:

I was surprised that Columbia University, my sister's Alma mater, granted the President of Iran a forum to speak. I was torn between two options.

A, Applaud the idea to challenge to question his thought process.

B. Try to find 100,000 friends with rifles and overwhelm his protection and blast the mother into the next century.

Right now I like plan B.

By the way I do like the guy's idea that the Holocaust was a good, unfinished job.

The Holocaust was a good, unfinished job. How much evil is in those words? I will demand he take me off his list. I will insist he has crossed a line. But I am trying to shape the words to let him know that siding with Hitler is not a good idea. I am trying to think of the words without using M*th**F*** and well you understand. I am trying to convince all of his CC's that may think this is "edgy"?

I am looking for help on the body of the response.

re: #246 toomanysnax

Call Orking. Get rid of two with one visit.

Oh! You mean get rid of Pelley and Ahmadinejad at once!

Sorry, with all the crazy threads lately, I think I read more into your comment than you meant.

U.S. 395

Ginn,

Yes, Geepers... I admit it...

Tomorrow on kos:

Right Wing Admits to Wanting to Destroy Blogosphere.

I am getting very tired of the personal sniping going on here, and contemplating banning everyone involved. You can either knock it off, or continue to see how far you can push me.

Just so you know.

Escort to Turtle Bay. Escort to Columbia U. Escort back to the Airport. 444 days on the tarmac. Then refuel the aircraft.

re: #257 Hard Right

re: #241 U.S. 395

#234 Hard Right,
Check out my #199

Was it not a moonbat that firsy compared him to tubby? If not my apologies for the friendly fire.

My own lack of reading skills caused it. Peace to you!

re: #236 Geepers

Geepers!
Where'd you get that great "destruction of the blogosphere by the right" piece at?

you got a link for a fellow lizardoid?

It's great!

re: #259 brownmear

The Holocaust was a good, unfinished job. How much evil is in those words? I will demand he take me off his list.

I'd say there's quite a bit of evil in those words. Block his email account from yours. This person is beyond disgust or discourse.

re: #261 Geepers

Ginn,

Yes, Geepers... I admit it...

Tomorrow on kos:

Right Wing Admits to Wanting to Destroy Blogosphere.

No, no, no, we want to put Halliburton in charge of it with no bid contracts while we drill in Yellowstone park and other "environmentally sacred" areas just because we can. For dinner will be spotted owl and and all the wolves you can shoot.

Booga booga!