These Paultards are bat shit crazy!

All your secret tricks are belong to us!

I like the use of punctuation!

Surprised?

Have you noticed that the polls on CNN are always 99% to 1%?

Ooooh, THAT'S a classy thing for the supporters of the Only Man Who Can Save America to do. Makes me want to vote for their man!

/Need I?

Hey, I can't add 3 exclamation points! LGF is so classy.

What's up with that "white supremacist" category?
/shocked

Yeah, I really want these people in control of the country and the election apparatus.

It will make the Chavez Venezuela elections seem utterly fair in comparison.

"Vote for Ron Paul -- it will be the last vote you'll ever need to cast!"

I can't wait to hear their conspiracy theories when their man falls flat in the primaries.

Can they use this site to threaten someone?
If so, will the authorities be able to break it and find the perp?
Seems like a very dangerous new organized direction. Leave it to paulians to go there.

We've seen this before, of course. Remember all the dKos and DU tutorials and poll links in 2004?

I think HuffPo got into it, as well.

Swell company these Paulians keep...

PS - I don't blame all Paul supporters for these kinds of things - but gee, are are sure a lot of these kinds of things...

re: #7 FightingBack

Hey, I can't add 3 exclamation points! LGF is so classy.

You just aren't trying hard enough!!!

it makes us look bad.

Uh, if seeing the truth make you *look* bad, maybe what you are doing is bad.

Not the worst sin in the world, but spamming a poll is pointless, and there is a reason you are universally mocked for it. You seem to understand this in that you try to hide it, but not enough to stop doing it.

Try to be honest in your campaign.

Heh.

Thanos

Excellent find.

Ronulans, if you have to still rely on poll-spamming and other devious tricks to get and keep your guy's name in the headlines and make the country think RP's a relevant candidate, it just could be because most of the country ain't buying what you're selling.

/just sayin'...

Has Ron Paul distanced himself from the neo-Nazis and the white supremacists yet?

/didn't think so.

I don't think there's a chance of DrP being elected. But his candidacy can be manipulated to affect the outcome.

If they see a couple hundred people voting from this site for Ron in 30min, it makes us look bad.

Yeah right. Cut and Run, Cut and Paste...

re: #19 FightingBack

I don't think there's a chance of DrP being elected. But his candidacy can be manipulated to affect the outcome.

Come April, Ron Paul, Mike Huckabee and the rest of the circus troupe will be nothing but distant memories.

Isn't it possible for lizards (or anybody else) to bookmark the anonymizer site and use it the same way?

If they see a couple hundred people voting from this site for Ron in 30min, it makes us look bad.

That's the least of your worries today, actually.

re: #10 JammieWearingFool

I can't wait to hear their conspiracy theories when their man falls flat in the primaries.

Well never let it be said that politics can't be entertaining. There just comes a point when one has to laugh and sometimes feel a little (a very, very, very, infinitesimal) bit of pity for those poor deluded souls that are Ronpaulians.

re: #22 Le_Patriot

Isn't it possible for lizards (or anybody else) to bookmark the anonymizer site and use it the same way?

No need. Let them have their fun. Then, when the Ron Paul Zeppelin crashes and burns, it will that much more spectacular.

The higher the monkey climb, the farther he fall.

Poll and the world polls with you, vote and you vote alone.

New Rotating Title Submission:

"please click, if you brouser no support redirect"

...from the Anonymizer web site. C'mon people VOTE FOR MY POST!

...and have a Good Shabbos!

re: #23 FightingBack

If they see a couple hundred people voting from this site for Ron in 30min, it makes us look bad.

That's the least of your worries today, actually.

Exactly. The Lizardoids of LGF are fact checking your ass.

/put that in your pipe and smoke it, Ronulans.

re: #16 lawhawk

Thanos

Excellent find.

Agreed, nice job Thanos.

Drip, drip, drip, the Paultanic is taking on water! Big holes now...

Somebody already did it, but it deserves another LGF cheer:

All your Poll Punking are belong to us! Serial!

re: #21 zombie

That's what they said about Buchanan in '92.

"Please pay no attention to the paulnuts behind the curtain."

or

"These aren't the pauldroids you're looking for."

re: #26 chinesearithmetic

Poll and the world polls with you, vote and you vote alone.

Except when President Paul appoints the moderator of the RonPaulForum to be the Federal Election Commissioner. Then, each Ron Paul supporter will get to vote 5,000 times in REAL elections. And you can kiss democracy goodbye.

Please understand the internet!

Rotating title nomination.

I hate to go OT, but when are the Fiskie and Oriana nominees going to be solicited?

As I predicted, the Paulots have come out and started burying my post on Paul and Stormfront, claiming it is inaccurate. No facts provided to deny the stormfront stuff, or anything else. Just flat out burying for the sake of burying it - some wrapping up their comments in terms that he's the one true patriot and that this is nothing but a smear campaign.

Right.

The main characteristic of the Ron Paul base is their basic dishonesty. That's why they are so much into spamming internet polls and covering their tracks.

re: #30 FightingBack

re: #21 zombie

That's what they said about Buchanan in '92.

And it looks like they were right.

Buchanan ran in '92? Who knew?

re: #34 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I think it happens after Christmas.

re: #21 zombie

re: #19 FightingBack

I don't think there's a chance of DrP being elected. But his candidacy can be manipulated to affect the outcome.

Come April, Ron Paul, Mike Huckabee and the rest of the circus troupe will be nothing but distant memories.

After the latest huck-up, I think he may be toast.

re: #35 lawhawk

As I predicted, the Paulots have come out and started burying my post on Paul and Stormfront, claiming it is inaccurate. No facts provided to deny the stormfront stuff, or anything else. Just flat out burying for the sake of burying it - some wrapping up their comments in terms that he's the one true patriot and that this is nothing but a smear campaign.

Right.

Perhaps this should be their symbol, like the elephant or the jackass, the Paulians should have this:
[Link: www.wpclipart.com...]

At this point, people who put Ron Paul's name on an online poll are asking to be punked. Ignore him and they'll go away.

By the way, I'm getting the feeling lately that there's a similar movement afoot for Fred Thompson. Anyone else notice some unusual spikes for him in recent internet polls?

Gotta hand it to them Ron Poll supporters. They are pretty slick.

re: #38 Killgore Trout

re: #34 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I think it happens after Christmas.

Ahhh. ~rubs hands together~ so many idiots to choose from!

There's even a poll category for "White Supremacist". Huh.

re: #36 EE

The main characteristic of the Ron Paul base is their basic dishonesty.

Has anyone compiled a list of their tricks? I was just counting them in my head, and the faux websites for other political candidates comes to mind. As well as their threats to stage photo ops with other candidates and racists.

re: #41 Pickle

At this point, people who put Ron Paul's name on an online poll are asking to be punked. Ignore him and they'll go away.

By the way, I'm getting the feeling lately that there's a similar movement afoot for Fred Thompson. Anyone else notice some unusual spikes for him in recent internet polls?

Yes, I have. In our LGF polls, I'm seeing that.

re: #37 zombie

Buchanan ran in '92? Who knew?

That was 16 years ago. 16 years from now Ron Paul will be 88.

We do this so they can’t track where we are coming from. If they see a couple hundred people voting from this site for Ron in 30min, it makes us look bad.

So, in other words, they don't want people discovering the truth, because they know what they're doing is wrong. People discovering what they're really doing "makes (them) look bad".

re: #43 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Ron Paul's sure to be in the running for Idiotarian of the Year.

re: #33 Killgore Trout

Please understand the internet!

Rotating title nomination.

Seconded.

re: #39 JammieWearingFool

Agreed. It was a real bad move on his part - going after one of the big voices of the conservatives whose audience dwarfs that of pretty much every other media outlet isn't good for your long term political health.

Expect a pile-on as Hannity, Levin, and others weigh in and slam Huckabee for his bad move. He might try to fix the problem, but the damage is already done.

re: #46 Charles

re: #41 Pickle

At this point, people who put Ron Paul's name on an online poll are asking to be punked. Ignore him and they'll go away.

By the way, I'm getting the feeling lately that there's a similar movement afoot for Fred Thompson. Anyone else notice some unusual spikes for him in recent internet polls?

Yes, I have. In our LGF polls, I'm seeing that.

It's just the stupidity of it all that boggles my mind. How sophomoric can you get? What does this accomplish, especially when those who are capable of critical thought see straight through the tricks. Not to mention the fact that it makes the candidate look really bad (guilt by association and all that).

re: #47 DesertSage

Buchanan's speech was a low point.

re: #42 Mich-again

Gotta hand it to them Ron Poll supporters. They are pretty slick.

They are largely the same people that Hillary uses, through MoveOn. Very efficient at hacking, spamming, botting, etc.

That the Ron Paul base consists of cheaters is now obvious for all to see.

But there appears to be something dishonest about their idol Ron Paul. On a TV show on a CNN channel, when asked about the 9/11 troofer ideology, he said that it was "preposterous". But Ron Paul has several time appeared on the show of a 9/11 troofer, apparently pandering to the 9/11 troofers and soliciting their votes, and courting them and giving them the impression that he is one of them. So like the lying politician that he is, he gives opposite impressions depending on who his audience is.

It appears that Ron Paul is basically a liar.

The Ron Paul Revulsion is picking up steam.

re: #49 Killgore Trout

re: #43 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Ron Paul's sure to be in the running for Idiotarian of the Year.

If so, it will be the only vote he gets from me!

Related -

The Paulians are arguing that the pics with Don Black mean nothing. A typical way it is phrased :

I saw a picture with Richard Nixon and Elvis together once. Which proves beyond a doubt that Nixon was in fact a noted Blues musician in his spare time. Clearly if you're speaking at a public event or signing books the only prudent thing is to not talk to anyone, sign anything or let your picture be taken with anyone. Be like Fred Thompson - say your speech and duck out the back.

Such arguments pose a False Premise.

Nixon was a politician. Elvis a celebrity entertainer. If Nixon had a picture with Elvis, one could infer many things (which both Nixon and Elvis would want you to infer, thereby motivating them to take said picture together).

1) Nixon wanted to be considered cool. Fat chance - but that is what Nixon wanted - to have some Elvis to rub off on him and make him acceptable to more voters.

2) Elvis wanted to be considered important. Not every celeb gets a photo with the POTUS.

Paul is a politician. Black is a prominent white supremacist. What does each get out of it?

1) For Black it is legitimacy and implied access for his followers to witness and ogle over.

2) For Paul it may be one of several things -

a) some guy who wanted his picture with Paul. Why would Paul turn down a request for a picture and autograph? But, upon learning who Black is, one would think (if Paul is in the business of politics) that Paul would be quick to explain the encounter and repudiate any and all association with the guy (including the $500 donation from the same guy)

b) a picture with Black that was to be kept "among friends" so as to raise Black's standing among his followers and solidify support among a group that has raised money for Paul and is organizing people for the Iowa Caucuses (both facts established from images pulled off of Stormfront's open directory server last night).

So the Nixon/Elvis parallel doesn't work. Nor does the "Some Guy"/"Some Celeb" or "Some Guy" / "Some Politician" angle. Black isn't "some guy" - he is a celebrity and leader in the White Nationalist movement, and such photo ops are never benign. Politicians are careful about who they get photos with as are celebs, which is why there aren't any Cheryl Crow / GWB photos out there, for example.

From what I see, Ron Paul wants one audience to believe (a) and another (b). We at LGF see this all the time when dealing with CAIR, Hamas, Hizballah and other terror apologists.

Ron Paul has a problem.

Look, if anybody but Giuliani gets the Republican nomination, we might as well let Hillary start redecorating the Lincoln Bedroom right now. Nobody else has a chance.

The MSM knows this. That is the reason -- and the only reason -- why they are giving air time to the other candidates, and trying to pump up their campaigns with free publicity. If it wasn't for the faux-promotion of the liberal media, trying their best to elevate an unelectable candidate to the Republican nomination, all these also-rans would remain also-rans.

I predict that in the long run, all of this balderdash will burn away in the hot light of reality. And then we'll get down to business: Rudy vs. Hillary.

It will be quite a spectacle.

re: #20 mich-again

If they see a couple hundred people voting from this site for Ron in 30min, it makes us look bad.

Yeah right. Cut and Run, Cut and Paste...

Oh! That was goood...

re: #34 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I hate to go OT, but when are the Fiskie and Oriana nominees going to be solicited?

I'm going to open the nominations after Christmas...

re: #59 karmic_inquisitor

They are also using the Rosalyn Carter/John Gacy photo to rationalize the Ron-Don picture.

re: #51 lawhawk

re: #39 JammieWearingFool

Agreed. It was a real bad move on his part - going after one of the big voices of the conservatives whose audience dwarfs that of pretty much every other media outlet isn't good for your long term political health.

Expect a pile-on as Hannity, Levin, and others weigh in and slam Huckabee for his bad move. He might try to fix the problem, but the damage is already done.

Mark Simone is filling in for Hannity today. I imagine Levin will whack him.

Incredibly dumb move, plus the claim made by one of his people was just factually inaccurate.

Kung Paul

re: #60 zombie

Look, if anybody but Giuliani gets the Republican nomination, we might as well let Hillary start redecorating the Lincoln Bedroom right now. Nobody else has a chance.

The MSM knows this. That is the reason -- and the only reason -- why they are giving air time to the other candidates, and trying to pump up their campaigns with free publicity. If it wasn't for the faux-promotion of the liberal media, trying their best to elevate an unelectable candidate to the Republican nomination, all these also-rans would remain also-rans.

I predict that in the long run, all of this balderdash will burn away in the hot light of reality. And then we'll get down to business: Rudy vs. Hillary.

It will be quite a spectacle.

I'm stocking up on the wine, cheese and assorted hors de vores.
Oh, and the sedatives as well.

re: #62 Charles

re: #34 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I hate to go OT, but when are the Fiskie and Oriana nominees going to be solicited?

I'm going to open the nominations after Christmas...

Yay! The Fiskie nominations ought to be interesting.

re: #60 zombie

I agree. I saw Juan Williams of NPR on a Fox panel. He gushed over Huck. They'll support anyone who doesn't have a chance to beat their side.

if I knew what this technology was all about I'd be dangerous.

re: #25 zombie

re: #22 Le_Patriot

Isn't it possible for lizards (or anybody else) to bookmark the anonymizer site and use it the same way?

No need. Let them have their fun. Then, when the Ron Paul Zeppelin crashes and burns, it will that much more spectacular.

The higher the monkey climb, the farther he fall.

___-
Ha. You're correct. (I tried it for 2 votes and it does work though).
But life is too short to be spamming polls.
My next strategy may be to get some ebay merchandise for sale soon. Special post-election kits. I'll name my product the
"Ron Paul disallusioned former supporter wrist-slashing kit".

re: #63 Mich-again

Same false premise. Did Gracy raise money and "get out the vote" for Roslyn?

Oh, good grief!

Why are these RP children reminding me of my dear 30-something nephew (bless his heart) who (dear boy) thought X-Files was a documentary series, and lives (wait for it) in the basement (no no, not what you're thinking) of his cousin's house?

re: #65 Killgore Trout

How did he get Traficant's toupee?

I saw a picture with Richard Nixon and Elvis together once. Which proves beyond a doubt that Nixon was in fact a noted Blues musician in his spare time.

As a matter of fact, Nixon did play five musical instruments growing up. Can't recall all of them the top of my head, but I believe piano and sax were two of them.

I discovered that and many other interesting factoids at his library; the home he grew up in is on the grounds, and they have his instruments there.

BTW, Elvis also gave him a nice handgun, which is also in display.

re: #70 Le_Patriot

re: #25 zombie

re: #22 Le_Patriot

Isn't it possible for lizards (or anybody else) to bookmark the anonymizer site and use it the same way?

No need. Let them have their fun. Then, when the Ron Paul Zeppelin crashes and burns, it will that much more spectacular.

The higher the monkey climb, the farther he fall.

___-
Ha. You're correct. (I tried it for 2 votes and it does work though).
But life is too short to be spamming polls.
My next strategy may be to get some ebay merchandise for sale soon. Special post-election kits. I'll name my product the
"Ron Paul disallusioned former supporter wrist-slashing kit".

Well I want the rights to the "Ron Paul disallusioned former supporter sleeping pill and cheap vodka to wash them down with" kit

Everyone I know thinks Ron Paul is not in his right mind. And that's kind. Even libertarians I know are rolling their eyes over this guy. He's starkers.

I like Walter Williams who apparently has endorsed Ron Paul. Williams fills in for Rush from time to time. Methinks there's a disconnect between what libertarians have believed about Ron Paul and what the man is really like.

He's attracting every loony fringe group one can imagine and it's not difficult to understand why. The man comes across as bat-shit crazy just like the loony fringe groups do.

re: #72 scottishbuzzsaw

Oh, good grief!

Why are these RP children reminding me of my dear 30-something nephew (bless his heart) who (dear boy) thought X-Files was a documentary series, and lives (wait for it) in the basement (no no, not what you're thinking) of his cousin's house?

No way!

re: #66 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

oh, I don'know.

re: #13 zombie

re: #7 FightingBack

Hey, I can't add 3 exclamation points! LGF is so classy.

You just aren't trying hard enough!

I'm gonna get one of those exclamation point addilizers! ! !

re: #60 zombie

I disagree on that. Rudy would probably make a good president, but he's not the only GOPer who might fit the bill. Mitt might make a good president as well.

Both will likely surround themselves with good people, and that's more than can be said about the crop of Democrats. Hillary has Sandy Berger, among others. Obama has zero experience, which is only slightly less than Edwards, who has the benefit of having run for the office before (and lost).

The Paulian (Libertarians) doing something unethical to make themselves look like winners? How do you spell attempted coup? Oh, I just did. Imagine that...

re: #74 Mich-again

Heh.

re: #47 DesertSage

re: #37 zombie

Buchanan ran in '92? Who knew?

That was 16 years ago. 16 years from now Ron Paul will be 88.

Ron Paul is 72 years old? Well, he is certainly old enough to know better, isn't he.

I really am surprised he is that old. From his pictures I pegged him at about 65.

And no, he still hasn't denounced his lovely supporters :).

re: #75 JammieWearingFool

I saw a picture with Richard Nixon and Elvis together once. Which proves beyond a doubt that Nixon was in fact a noted Blues musician in his spare time.

As a matter of fact, Nixon did play five musical instruments growing up. Can't recall all of them the top of my head, but I believe piano and sax were two of them.

I discovered that and many other interesting factoids at his library; the home he grew up in is on the grounds, and they have his instruments there.

BTW, Elvis also gave him a nice handgun, which is also in display.

He made Elvis an agent at large...and gave him a badge.

re: #71 karmic_inquisitor

re: #63 Mich-again

Same false premise. Did Gracy raise money and "get out the vote" for Roslyn?

Yes he did actually. From the mighty Wiki..

He became active in the local Democratic Party, first volunteering to clean the party offices. He eventually earned the title of precinct captain. In this capacity, he met and was photographed with future-First Lady Rosalynn Carter. During the search of Gacy's house after his arrest, this photo caused a major embarrassment to the U.S. Secret Service, as the photo depicted Gacy wearing an "S" lapel pin, which meant the Secret Service had given him a high-level security clearance

re: #71 karmic_inquisitor

re: #63 Mich-again

Same false premise. Did Gracy raise money and "get out the vote" for Roslyn?

No. I think he got to meet her because of his work with the youth. I'm not kidding.

Seral killers are a hobby of mine.

I used to want to be a forensic pathologist and work for the FBI--yes, this was before Silence of the Lambs came out!

Welll ain't that special!
(church lady)

What?

The conspiracy theorists engaged in a conspiracy?

Projection and self-fulfilling prophecy all wrapped into one!

The question I have for the truthers is if they can't keep a lid on this conspiracy, how do they think the US government has been able to keep a lid on the 9/11 conspiracy?

Time for a conspiratorial analysis Paulians?

re: #57 Mich-again

The Ron Paul Revulsion is picking up steam.

Check my avatar. I could say the misspelling was intentional, so I will.

re: #15 zombie

As long as you are reading my posts, thank you for the excellent photography Always a big hit here ! ! !

re: #81 lawhawk

re: #60 zombie

I disagree on that. Rudy would probably make a good president, but he's not the only GOPer who might fit the bill. Mitt might make a good president as well.

Both will likely surround themselves with good people, and that's more than can be said about the crop of Democrats. Hillary has Sandy Berger, among others. Obama has zero experience, which is only slightly less than Edwards, who has the benefit of having run for the office before (and lost).

Everytime I hear Hillary or Edwards voice, I want to say unladylike things, therefore I mute my TV.

re: #90 CyanSnowHawk

Good one.

Look, if anybody but Giuliani gets the Republican nomination, we might as well let Hillary start redecorating the Lincoln Bedroom right now.

I've thought that same thing myself, Zombie. I've been very suspicious of Huckster's recent boom in the polls. It's crossed my mind more than once that perhaps this was nothing more than liberal MSM building him up b/c they believe he'll be an easy target to take down in an election when up against Hillary.

So far as the Ronulans, guys these people get nuttier and nuttier as the days go by. On my home the other day, there was some hippy standing on the street corner about 5 blocks from my house, holding a home made sign that read, "Ron Paul can save America".

And when I say hippy, I mean the bearded homeless looking kind of hippy. The sort that you just know smells like Cheeto's and dirt.

re: #60 zombie

Look, if anybody but Giuliani gets the Republican nomination, we might as well let Hillary start redecorating the Lincoln Bedroom right now. Nobody else has a chance.

True dat! I can see a Rudy/Mitt ticket for 2008 being a good choice and a winner at that.

Tehran, 21 Dec. (AKI) - Europe will eventually become a Muslim continent, according to a representative of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.
"In a dozen years, Europe will be an Islamic continent," said Rasul Jalilzadeh on Friday as he was speaking to the basiji, a voluntary organisation in the capital Tehran.

"The Islamisation of the European continent is imminent and this step favours the arrival of the Mahdi," he said, referring to the 12th imam of Shiite Islam.

Shiites believe that the Imam Mahdi, who disppeared as an adolescent, will return to bring an end to chaos and bring universal justice.

Rasul Jalilzadeh believes that "the Islamisation of Europe is one of the consequences of the Islamic revolution in Iran" in that "the messages and values that this revolution has transmitted to the Europeans, to convince them "to abandon their current faiths and convert to Shiite Islam

[Link: jihadwatch.org...]

re: #90 CyanSnowHawk

re: #57 Mich-again

The Ron Paul Revulsion is picking up steam.

Check my avatar. I could say the misspelling was intentional, so I will.

Very Niiice. And that is my favorite Avatar so far. But mine is still the best place to get breakfast.

re: #86 Mich-again

re: #71 karmic_inquisitor

re: #63 Mich-again

Same false premise. Did Gracy raise money and "get out the vote" for Roslyn?

Yes he did actually. From the mighty Wiki..

He became active in the local Democratic Party, first volunteering to clean the party offices. He eventually earned the title of precinct captain. In this capacity, he met and was photographed with future-First Lady Rosalynn Carter. During the search of Gacy's house after his arrest, this photo caused a major embarrassment to the U.S. Secret Service, as the photo depicted Gacy wearing an "S" lapel pin, which meant the Secret Service had given him a high-level security clearance

Disregard my post. I thought it was for the youth. He was very involved with the Jaycees.

Ron Paul may be a kook and living in never never land,
but he sure has the attention and knee jerk reaction of a heck of a lot of bloggers.
I wonder if his staying power doesn't have a lot to do with the sympathetic feelings that may be generated by the constant pounding he gets from LGF and other blogs.
Wouldn't it be better to just ignore this guy?
Apparently from what is said about him on the web he doesn't appeal to any sane voters so he is hardly a player in the total scheme of our political process..
Just wondering !

re: #81 lawhawk

re: #60 zombie

I disagree on that. Rudy would probably make a good president, but he's not the only GOPer who might fit the bill. Mitt might make a good president as well.

Both will likely surround themselves with good people, and that's more than can be said about the crop of Democrats. Hillary has Sandy Berger, among others. Obama has zero experience, which is only slightly less than Edwards, who has the benefit of having run for the office before (and lost).

Agree, but it isn't "who would make a good president".

It is "who can be elected president."

The Bain closet is stuffed with some "corporatist" stories that will get out the base vote for Dems and have them playing a class warfare strategy through the summer. That and he will run to the middle and get hit with flip flop.

Rudy's warts are out there plain as day.

"If they see a couple hundred people voting from this site for Ron in 30min, it makes us look bad."

Ummm,,, listen Sparky. As my grandmother told me, nobody can make you "look bad" but yourself.

God Bless you, Nonna ! and thanks !

re: #43 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

re: #38 Killgore Trout

re: #34 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I think it happens after Christmas.

Ahhh. ~rubs hands together~ so many idiots to choose from!

It's fun to call them IDOITS.

re: #97 Mich-again

Mmmm! Waffle House. I used to go to one in Amarillo all the time. It was right off the I-40.

re: #104 CyanSnowHawk

re: #97 Mich-again

Mmmm! Waffle House. I used to go to one in Amarillo all the time. It was right off the I-40.

I'm a Cracker Barrel kinda girl. Or sometimes I go for a Grand Slam at Denny's.

The general craziness we have seen from these people makes me wonder how some of them might react when their guy fails to make a showing in the primaries.
The more fanatical are convinced that Paul is the genuine choice of a huge percentage of Americans, if not an actual majority. They are utterly convinced that some massive conspiracy is concealing this and suppressing their efforts. Like any group of conspiracy believers, they will see this result as confirming a conspiracy of suppression. They will consider electoral defeat to be illegitimate and will therefore take it as a license to do literally anything.
Most Paul supporters are law-abiding people but there are enough of them that the fringe, which we have seen again and again, is, itself, quite large. With that and the documented tendency of conspiracists to conflate personal and public issues, I think we could see some serious violence from some of these people.

re: #101 karmic_inquisitor

re: #81 lawhawk

re: #60 zombie

I disagree on that. Rudy would probably make a good president, but he's not the only GOPer who might fit the bill. Mitt might make a good president as well.

Both will likely surround themselves with good people, and that's more than can be said about the crop of Democrats. Hillary has Sandy Berger, among others. Obama has zero experience, which is only slightly less than Edwards, who has the benefit of having run for the office before (and lost).

Agree, but it isn't "who would make a good president".

It is "who can be elected president."

The Bain closet is stuffed with some "corporatist" stories that will get out the base vote for Dems and have them playing a class warfare strategy through the summer. That and he will run to the middle and get hit with flip flop.

Rudy's warts are out there plain as day.

Pitted against Hillary, Rudy and Mitt can be elected president, McCain may be able to, and Thompson is a long shot. Against hillary, Huckabee has no shot. So under your criterea of "who can be ELECTED", the Repubs must pick Rudy or Mitt, and possibly McCain

re: #101 karmic_inquisitor

"Rudy's warts are out there plain as day"

Did you see his lame Christmas commercial?

re: #105 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

No Waffle House anywhere near me in San Diego. Denny's is the default selection now.

re: #106 Shiplord Kirel

The general craziness we have seen from these people makes me wonder how some of them might react when their guy fails to make a showing in the primaries.
The more fanatical are convinced that Paul is the genuine choice of a huge percentage of Americans, if not an actual majority. They are utterly convinced that some massive conspiracy is concealing this and suppressing their efforts. Like any group of conspiracy believers, they will see this result as confirming a conspiracy of suppression. They will consider electoral defeat to be illegitimate and will therefore take it as a license to do literally anything. Most Paul supporters are law-abiding people but there are enough of them that the fringe, which we have seen again and again, is, itself, quite large. With that and the documented tendency of conspiracists to conflate personal and public issues, I think we could see some serious violence from some of these people.

Kinda like those whiners that are still saying Booosh stole the Presidency with the help of the Supreme Court.

Christofascists oppress godless children (with pic of the godless cretins)...
Boy, 9, banned from school Christmas party - 'because he didn't believe in Jesus'

Teachers banned a nine-year-old schoolboy from attending his class Christmas party - because of his lack of religious beliefs.

Sobbing Douglas Stewart was forced to stay at home while his friends got presents from Santa and tucked into ice cream and jelly.

His parents were told he wasn't welcome at the celebration because they had pulled him out of religious eduction earlier in the year.

Headmaster Ian Davidson said that because the boy had no interest in religion he couldn't celebrate the birth of Christ.
...
Mum-of-four Dawn revealed: "Douglas had come home to get changed for the party. No one had said anything to him so as far as he knew he was going.

"He was really upset when I told him he couldn't go back to school. He just lay on the rug and cried. It was such a shame but there was nothing I could do."

You gotta ask yourself, is this a campaign, or a new religion?

I just perused some of the comments below, and I am dismayed at so much mean-spiritedness. My first thought is These CAN'T be Ron Paul supporters; they're too hateful, too irrational, and Dr. Paul ALWAYS speaks his message with love and rationality.

My second thought is If these ARE actual Ron Paul supporters, they need to listen to what the good doctor says and and does and try to emulate him. He sets a very high standard of behavior, and those of us who don't live up to that standard only hurt him and his campaign.

From the DailyPaul

re: #77 rightymouse

Everyone I know thinks Ron Paul is not in his right mind. And that's kind. Even libertarians I know are rolling their eyes over this guy. He's starkers.

I like Walter Williams who apparently has endorsed Ron Paul. Williams fills in for Rush from time to time. Methinks there's a disconnect between what libertarians have believed about Ron Paul and what the man is really like.

He's attracting every loony fringe group one can imagine and it's not difficult to understand why. The man comes across as bat-shit crazy just like the loony fringe groups do.

aaany possibilityhe's just in it for the money

AT LEAST HE DIDN'T POST IN ALL CAPS.

that would have been rude to yell at the slower Paulbats..

It's springtime for Paulots.

re: #105 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

re: #104 CyanSnowHawk

re: #97 Mich-again

Mmmm! Waffle House. I used to go to one in Amarillo all the time. It was right off the I-40.

I'm a Cracker Barrel kinda girl. Or sometimes I go for a Grand Slam at Denny's.

In order

1) Cracker Barrel
2) International House Of Pancakes (this is why Obama thinks he has forieng policy experience, by the way. He ate there once!)
3) Just about any Mom and Pop place
4)Waffle House
5)Huddle House

It will not be long until some of these contenders for the office will have to contend with their past. It will be the downfall of Huckabee and maybe Rudy. We'll see.

re: #117 sattv4u2

re: #105 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

re: #104 CyanSnowHawk

re: #97 Mich-againMmmm! Waffle House. I used to go to one in Amarillo all the time. It was right off the I-40.

I'm a Cracker Barrel kinda girl. Or sometimes I go for a Grand Slam at Denny's.

In order

1) Cracker Barrel
2) International House Of Pancakes (this is why Obama thinks he has forieng policy experience, by the way. He ate there once!)
3) Just about any Mom and Pop place
4)Waffle House
5)Huddle House

As long as we don't see the "House of Saud" on this list!

re: #59 karmic_inquisitor

The Nixon-Elvis photo was for a specific request -- Elvis asked Nixon to make him a "Federal Agent-at-Large" in the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs. Nixon agreed to it because he thought the publicity would help stop burgeoning drug abuse amongst the youth. It didn't work, but it was understandable.

Besides which, Elvis was in no way a nefarious figure. Just a much-beloved entertainer. BIG difference.

Also, the famous Rosalynn Carter photos with John Wayne Gacy and Jim Jones, both have valid explanations:

Gacy was not known to be a murderer when the photo was taken. So you can't blame Rosalynn for being photographed with him. He was just a random fan at that point.

And Jim Jones was a major Democratic Party activist, and had not yet committed mass-murder. So again, nothing out of line about the photo, at the time it was taken.

Ron Paul with an already KNOWN neo-Nazi is a completely different story.

re: #78 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Way, I'm afraid. *sigh*

I know one of the true believers and trust me...he honestly thinks Paul is going to be the next President.

I advised him to take Zoloft like me because he is going to go through a major depression in the coming months.

re: #33 Killgore Trout

Please understand the internet!

Rotating title nomination.

It is done.

re: #114 littleO

re: #77 rightymouse

Everyone I know thinks Ron Paul is not in his right mind. And that's kind. Even libertarians I know are rolling their eyes over this guy. He's starkers.

I like Walter Williams who apparently has endorsed Ron Paul. Williams fills in for Rush from time to time. Methinks there's a disconnect between what libertarians have believed about Ron Paul and what the man is really like.

He's attracting every loony fringe group one can imagine and it's not difficult to understand why. The man comes across as bat-shit crazy just like the loony fringe groups do.

aaany possibilityhe's just in it for the money

I don't know enough about campaign finance law to answer you on this one. Sorry. :)

re: #124 Charles

ha!

re: #112 Killgore Trout

Christofascists oppress godless children (with pic of the godless cretins)...
Boy, 9, banned from school Christmas party - 'because he didn't believe in Jesus'

Teachers banned a nine-year-old schoolboy from attending his class Christmas party - because of his lack of religious beliefs.

Sobbing Douglas Stewart was forced to stay at home while his friends got presents from Santa and tucked into ice cream and jelly.

His parents were told he wasn't welcome at the celebration because they had pulled him out of religious eduction earlier in the year.

Headmaster Ian Davidson said that because the boy had no interest in religion he couldn't celebrate the birth of Christ.
...
Mum-of-four Dawn revealed: "Douglas had come home to get changed for the party. No one had said anything to him so as far as he knew he was going.

"He was really upset when I told him he couldn't go back to school. He just lay on the rug and cried. It was such a shame but there was nothing I could do."

That's just wrong, man. That truly sucks. Poor little boy!

As for these "Christians"...I don't think Jesus is particularly happy with these folks at present. Shame on them!

re: #107 sattv4u2

So under your criterea of "who can be ELECTED", the Repubs must pick Rudy or Mitt, and possibly McCain.

I believe McCain's campaign is pretty much a lost cause, even though I think he'd be a pretty good president. Right now, it's all a matter of opinion, but I think the pollsters also think it's going to be Hillary versus Rudy and/or Mitt.

re: #118 father_of_10

It will not be long until some of these contenders for the office will have to contend with their past. It will be the downfall of Huckabee and maybe Rudy. We'll see.

Well Hillary isn't exactly lily white, either.

Cute icon, btw.

re: #106 Shiplord Kirel

The general craziness we have seen from these people makes me wonder how some of them might react when their guy fails to make a showing in the primaries.
The more fanatical are convinced that Paul is the genuine choice of a huge percentage of Americans, if not an actual majority. They are utterly convinced that some massive conspiracy is concealing this and suppressing their efforts. Like any group of conspiracy believers, they will see this result as confirming a conspiracy of suppression. They will consider electoral defeat to be illegitimate and will therefore take it as a license to do literally anything.
Most Paul supporters are law-abiding people but there are enough of them that the fringe, which we have seen again and again, is, itself, quite large. With that and the documented tendency of conspiracists to conflate personal and public issues, I think we could see some serious violence from some of these people.

So far, the only impact that I have seen from them is online, aside from the occasional graffiti in the places you might expect to find the 'Mom's basement' set. So the craziness will likely be confined to the places where you can rage through your keyboard. I think they are in for a rude

re: #85 storagemanager

re: #75 JammieWearingFool

I saw a picture with Richard Nixon and Elvis together once. Which proves beyond a doubt that Nixon was in fact a noted Blues musician in his spare time.

As a matter of fact, Nixon did play five musical instruments growing up. Can't recall all of them the top of my head, but I believe piano and sax were two of them.
I discovered that and many other interesting factoids at his library; the home he grew up in is on the grounds, and they have his instruments there.

BTW, Elvis also gave him a nice handgun, which is also in display.

He made Elvis an agent at large...and gave him a badge.

Son-of-a-bitch! Some time later, the Berlin wall came down. Cool!

re: #127 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I don't think Jesus is particularly happy with these folks at present.

How do you think JC feels about this?
Neighbors Find Stolen Jesus Statues At Church

They took the manger and the baby," said resident Vicki Combs.

In the statues' place, the thieves left a note: "Do not worry for baby Jesus is not gone, yet he is just not born, yet. You can find your dear Jesus at OLPH on his birthday."

"OLPH" stands for Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, located near the residences.

"We found 12 different sizes and types of baby Jesuses," said Msgr. Paul Montoya. "I'm not too sure if it's a young person's prank. We're not sure why they would do this."

Montoya said the statues appeared overnight at the foot of a Virgin Mary statue in the church grotto.
...
Combs said she is pleased to have found her Jesus statue.

"I think I'll nail it down," Combs said.

re: #41 Pickle

At this point, people who put Ron Paul's name on an online poll are asking to be punked. Ignore him and they'll go away.

By the way, I'm getting the feeling lately that there's a similar movement afoot for Fred Thompson. Anyone else notice some unusual spikes for him in recent internet polls?

The way I see it is that Rudy is just okay to most voters. They discovered some things about his background and marital life that perhaps don't appeal to a lot of conservatives. Then they took a quick look at Huckleberry and liked what they saw. In some ways the opposite of Rudy. His poll numbers shot skyward. But Huck has a lot of things that, upon closer examination, don't look that good. Fred Thompson is the man in the middle. It's a pendulum that is still swinging wildly around. Don't ask me to bet serious money on the outcome until I see the results of a couple of state primaries.

re: #47 DesertSage

re: #37 zombie

Buchanan ran in '92? Who knew?

That was 16 years ago. 16 years from now Ron Paul will be 88.

if you listen to the Stormfront guys Ron Paul is already an 88

re: #119 buzzsawmonkey

re: #122 scottishbuzzsaw

buzzsaw to the right of me,
buzzsaw to the left of me;
sawed down the middle in two!

As previously mentioned by #8 Sarge 1984, the 3rd section on the Ron Paul Poll Punking Database raises some questions.

If the website really is a Ron Paul- or Ron Paul-affiliated-site (the RP graphic, not photo, at the top raises questions) website, the "white supremacist" category suggests more than just a casual encounter.

It looks like there’s more than just a skid mark here, and the skid mark isn’t a wedgie-type skid mark.

re: #124 Charles

Sweet! First time I've seen one get nominated and make it!
Then again, I'm still a hatchling.

How long is hatchlinghood, anyway?

re: #127 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Anyone can call themselves Christian.

Makes me wonder sometimes.

re: #86 Mich-again

re: #71 karmic_inquisitor

re: #63 Mich-again

Same false premise. Did Gracy raise money and "get out the vote" for Roslyn?

Yes he did actually. From the mighty Wiki..

He became active in the local Democratic Party, first volunteering to clean the party offices. He eventually earned the title of precinct captain. In this capacity, he met and was photographed with future-First Lady Rosalynn Carter. During the search of Gacy's house after his arrest, this photo caused a major embarrassment to the U.S. Secret Service, as the photo depicted Gacy wearing an "S" lapel pin, which meant the Secret Service had given him a high-level security clearance

I may be quibbling here, but Gracy worked his way up the Democratic Party ladder, not the Carter for President ladder. Is Don Black respected anywhere in the Republican Party (except at some Ron Paul meetups?). By the time Roslyn met him, he had been vetted and evidenced by the lapel pin.

Further, Gracy's crimes weren't known at the time of the meeting. Black 's associations and Stormfront dealings are well known.

If the Paulians want to hold the parallel up, then what are they willing to concede?

a) that Black was vetted by Ron Paul's political organization or by the Republican Party? - or -

b) that Black's associations and Stormfront dealings were and are unknown?

Another question is to ask if the Carters brushed off the picture after Gracy was discovered as a serial killer or if they were embarrassed by it.

Paulians are brushing this off in hopes of keeping the neonazi support and $$$ while not being implicated by them.

Charles,
I'm loath to use silly gamer expressions usually but I have to say d00d! Major pwnage!

I plan on voting for Paul in the Fiskie. As often as I can LOL!

re: #120 father_of_10

Hummus for Breakfast sucks.

re: #129 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Yeah, but that Christmas commercial with the wrapped gifts for her voters is killer. And, the Clintons are forgiven for everything (including 9/11) don't 'cha know?

Jingle Cats

re: #108 FightingBack

re: #101 karmic_inquisitor

"Rudy's warts are out there plain as day"

Did you see his lame Christmas commercial?

Didn't see it - heard it on Hugh Hewitt. "Fruitcake" was lame and contrived. Hey - he is a politician

re: #137 Sarge1984

re: #124 Charles

Sweet! First time I've seen one get nominated and make it!
Then again, I'm still a hatchling.

How long is hatchlinghood, anyway?

remember boot camp? How long did that seem to be? Alifetime? Eernity ?

re: #137 Sarge1984

Hatchlinghood is a state of mind.

I found this website where you can digg all of the Ron Paul articles in one place.

Knowing the Paulians, they just sit there and mindlessly digg anything and everything on the site, like monkeys trained to punch the button with the banana symbol.

O/T, but has anyone seen Google's "Happy Holidays" banner? Take a look and tell me: What the HELL is that?

re: #82 Golem Akbar

coup or Internet Putsch

Who cares? He's raising money at a pretty amazing rate as of now, he's slowly rising in the polls; I guess I just don't see where his supporters spamming inconsequential polls has anything to do with real political discussion.

re: #147 gman

They've completely taken over Digg.

Why would they care if people knew people from a Ron Paul forum are voting in a poll?
I'm guessing it's because they cheat, and he is in a way admitting it by saying that?
I don't get it.

re: #33 Killgore Trout

Hey Killgore - Another beer for you.

I especially like the fact he ain't wearin' a hat that looks like yours, but he's dancin' - on the water - with a trout.

Looks like a religious experience to me.

re: #145 sattv4u2

Hatchling status is 237 posts or 23.5 weeks, whichever comes first.

re: #121 zombie

Better put than my arguments.

re: #138 Pro-Bush Canuck

Anyone can call themselves Christian.

Makes me wonder sometimes.

There is more to the story that KT left out:

When they had to learn all the bible stories earlier this year she decided enough was enough and wrote to the school asking for the youngsters to be exempt from the lessons.

At the time Mr Davidson contacted her and warned the children could miss out on fun activities.

The story bashes and bashes, then only tells half the truth. Read the whole thing. (if you want)

re: #145 sattv4u2

re: #146 Killgore Trout

Good points.

I'll sit down now.

re: #148 Bob in Breckenridge

...a metaphor for the Ron Paul campaign?

re: #148 Bob in Breckenridge

O/T, but has anyone seen Google's "Happy Holidays" banner? Take a look and tell me: What the HELL is that?

I took it to mean shooting people at Christmas - at the end of the red banner (blood stream?) is another stick figure.

re: #148 Bob in Breckenridge

O/T, but has anyone seen Google's "Happy Holidays" banner? Take a look and tell me: What the HELL is that?

Dennis Kucinich and Ron Paul planning a big bang for the New Year !?!?!?!?

re: #132 Killgore Trout

"I think I'll nail it down," Combs said.

LOL.

re: #152 TS

I'm guessing it's because they cheat, and he is in a way admitting it by saying that?

Yes he's admitting it and made a permanent record of his admission by posting it in a public forum. That's what makes his statement "Please understand the internet" extra funny.

re: #156 EC Marm

If it's an MSM story bashing Christians, I'd prefer not to read it right now.

I've had my fill of evil for a while. It is a beautiful time of year, and I feel blessed by God to be near my family.

This one might violate my rule on crude language, but I just can't help myself - it's just too good to pass up.

Texas Taxes Titties.

In what some have dubbed the "pole tax," the Lone Star State will require its 150 or so strip clubs to collect a $5-per-customer levy, with most of the proceeds going to help rape victims. The tax goes into effect on New Year's Day.

That'll get a rise out of the patrons alright.

It cracks me up to hear Paulestinians talk about "!Ron Paul! is against collectivism!" The truth is the !Ron !Paul! !Revolution is a prime example of collectivist mentality.

re: #149 Kenneth

re: #82 Golem Akbar

coup or Internet Putsch

Got that right.

re: #153 Cap'n DOC

Looks like a religious experience to me.

Catching a trout that big would be a miracle.

Charles you left a alive link for "broken link requested" page...

re: #163 Pro-Bush Canuck

Merry Christmas to you and to your family.

Just for the record -- the complete photo set:

Rosalynn Carter and John Wayne Gacy

Richard Nixon and Elvis Presley

...but for some reason I can't find the Rosalynn Carter and Jim Jones photo. Hmmph!

re: #169 FightingBack

re: #163 Pro-Bush Canuck

Merry Christmas to you and to your family.

Same to you!

And to all Lizards!

ALL YOUR GOOGLE RON PAUL STORMFRONTERS ARE BELANGS TO VLAAMS!

How are they cheating?

How many of these punks are Chicago Democrats?

re: #172 BabbaZee

ALL YOUR GOOGLE RON PAUL STORMFRONTERS ARE BELANGS TO VLAAMS!

lol [eggcellent]

At least the Paulians are living by their own conspiracy theories.

re: #148 Bob in Breckenridge

O/T, but has anyone seen Google's "Happy Holidays" banner? Take a look and tell me: What the HELL is that?

It looks like a skinny guy shooting a fat guy out of a cannon, I don't know, a public service announcement against obesity?

Oh wait, its in honor of EID, depicting Palestinians shooting into Israel!

re: #156 EC Marm

At the time Mr Davidson contacted her and warned the children could miss out on fun activities.

So these kids brought it on themselves? I don't think they deserved to be punished.

re: #148 Bob in Breckenridge

O/T, but has anyone seen Google's "Happy Holidays" banner? Take a look and tell me: What the HELL is that?

Human Cannonball. Is today special for some circus performer?

re: #163 Pro-Bush Canuck
It's about a mother that wants to pick and choose what part of religious education her sons are exposed to. Is then informed that her sons may not be participating in some of the fun stuff because of her decision. She then cries victim when the inevitable 'fun stuff' happens.
Not uplifting.
I'd skip it.

Killgore, since you're here, and I don't know if you saw this yet:

Rare stringed-instrument scam artist arrested in Oregon.

Have you encountered this guy? Be on the lookout! Oregonian Lutenists beware!

re: #135 winslow

Sorry about that. It's what my husband and son call me. For some reason they think I have a temper to match the auburn hair. I disagree, of course - I'm the epitome of equanimity.

And there's no truth to the rumor that my clan was outlawed from the old country for refusing to stop feuding. Not an ounce.

re: #143 Killgore Trout

LOL
Thanks Killgore - I needed that this afternoon.

Or is it Luthiers?

re: #174 The Other Les

How many of these punks are Chicago Democrats?

How many votes do you have? How many do you want?

Ewww the inanity!

re: #1 DesertSage

Just saw your first comment...and it cracked me up, it seemed intense. lol

re: #162 Killgore Trout

Thank you for the reply Killgore Trout. I guess it is a guilty conscience.

re: #148 Bob in Breckenridge

Yeah, I asked earlier about that Google cannon + stick figures + ribbon.

They're just so post-post-post-postmodern.

re: #164 lawhawk

This one might violate my rule on crude language, but I just can't help myself - it's just too good to pass up.

Texas Taxes Titties.

In what some have dubbed the "pole tax," the Lone Star State will require its 150 or so strip clubs to collect a $5-per-customer levy, with most of the proceeds going to help rape victims. The tax goes into effect on New Year's Day.

That'll get a rise out of the patrons alright.

Those hypocritical bastards. Nice alliteration lawhawk.

Any affiliation with Mrs. Paul's Fish Sticks?

re: #185 lawhawk

re: #174 The Other Les

How many of these punks are Chicago Democrats?

How many votes do you have? How many do you want?

Enough to win, of course.

re: #175 Golem Akbar

{Golem}
Oy to the world !

re: #125 rightymouse

What I know isn't much. But I think an active pol. can spend as he pleases for two years, then supposedly turn the remainder over to the party. I guess a private citizen can just keep it.

re: #180 EC Marm

Furious mother Dawn Riddell, 38, said yesterday: "I've helped out at the Christmas party before and it's got absolutely nothing to do with Jesus. Douglas was heartbroken he couldn't go. It was cruel."

The boy and his brother Callum, 11, attend Cluny Primary, a council-run school in Buckie, Banffshire.

As the family have no religious beliefs, Miss Riddell had asked for them to be exempt from RE lessons.

But she was stunned when the head called with the news about the party.

She contacted Moray Council to find out its policy on school parties and was told these were non-religious.

C'mon, it seems like the the parents checked this out. I'm guessing the headmaster was trying to make a point and use social exclusion to coerce the kids into attending religious classes.

re: #33 Killgore Trout

Please understand the internet!

Rotating title nomination.

Congrats! That was dead on.

re: #52 taxfreekiller

::lithium::
lots and lots of lithium and fast,
find the basements send in lithium
will you lithium or will you not lithium
that is the Ron Paul poll you loons
need to spam, spam, spam, spam
spam, spam, spam, spam, spam
get it.

Ronulans, Paulbats and spam, oh my!

Some of the incoming links from Ron Paul supporting web sites are so completely deranged, it's more than a little scary.

whatreallyhappened.com: Alleged White Supremacist Bill White‘s Kosher Attack on Ron Paul.

URGENT: RON PAUL SUPPORTERS/ READ THIS ASAP

Ron Paul and the Nazis

I don't understand the Internet!

For some reason, the Rosalynn Carter - Jim Jones photo eludes me.

All I can find are textual descriptions of the meeting:

Jones became acquainted with a variety of influential people, none of whom knew him very well. Jones had befriended Dr. Carlton Goodlet, a wealthy black who owned a local newspaper. Jones befriended the Reverend Cecil Williams, of San Francisco's Glide Memorial Church, and he became acquainted with Assemblyman Willie Brown. In 1975 Jones helped George Moscone win his election as mayor of San Francisco, and Moscone put Jones in charge of the city's housing authority. And during Jimmy Carter's campaign for the presidency in 1976 Jones' relished the fifteen-minute interview that he had with Rosalynn Carter.

I must turn in my black belt in Google Fu, and hang my head in shame.

re: #199 Charles

Some of the incoming links from Ron Paul supporting web sites are so completely deranged, it's more than a little scary.

whatreallyhappened.com: Alleged White Supremacist Bill White‘s Kosher Attack on Ron Paul.

URGENT: RON PAUL SUPPORTERS/ READ THIS ASAP

Ron Paul and the Nazis

Documenting a political implosion in real time. Wow.

re: #105 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

re: #104 CyanSnowHawk

re: #97 Mich-again

Mmmm! Waffle House. I used to go to one in Amarillo all the time. It was right off the I-40.

I'm a Cracker Barrel kinda girl. Or sometimes I go for a Grand Slam at Denny's.

I'm a bit more partial to Baker's Square, but IHOP is always good too.

re: #147 gman

A Blackhawk with extra fuel cells? What, were all the Apache pictures gone when you got there?
/ :) Merry Christmas

re: #174 The Other Les

How many of these punks are Chicago Democrats?

Could be a lot, if they want Ron Paul vs. Barak Obama.

Obama is the Chicago Democrat candidate. They're not satisfied with the Mayor's Office, the County Board Presidency, and the Illinois State Governorship, they want the White House too.

re: #181 zombie

Have you encountered this guy? Be on the lookout! Oregonian Lutenists beware!

Ooooh, thanks. I'm surprised I haven't heard of him before, it's a pretty small community. But I do know many of the other people involved in that story, I'll have to make some calls and get the inside scoop.

re: #178 Killgore Trout

At the time Mr Davidson contacted her and warned the children could miss out on fun activities.

So these kids brought it on themselves? I don't think they deserved to be punished.

The mother made the decision for her sons. I saw this kind of sh*t go on all of the time. Decisions that parents make have repercussions.
It's just another "I'm a victim" story, by someone who made a bad decision on the behalf of her sons.

C'mon, it seems like the the parents checked this out. I'm guessing the headmaster was trying to make a point and use social exclusion to coerce the kids into attending religious classes.

No. She was given the option of having her sons not participate. But she wants to 'pick and choose' and cry victim when the school doesn't want to accept a scenario where every parent custom creates a new curriculum for every student. It's tough enough to have one curriculum.

re: #204 Just_A_Grunt

Somebody's gotta drive the bus, ya know...

LONG
HAUL,
R

re: #174 The Other Les

How many of these punks Democrats are Chicago Democrats Punks?

There ,,, fixed

re: #206 Killgore Trout

Great! I just knew it would of interest to you.

re: #195 littleO

re: #125 rightymouse

What I know isn't much. But I think an active pol. can spend as he pleases for two years, then supposedly turn the remainder over to the party. I guess a private citizen can just keep it.

I'd have to look it up. Am sure there are rules about how the money can be spent and when. Not that they all follow the rules of course.

re: #204 Just_A_Grunt

re: #147 gman

A Blackhawk with extra fuel cells? What, were all the Apache pictures gone when you got there?
/ :) Merry Christmas

Once you got the Utility Helicopter bug nothing else helps. It's a flying SUV man.

So says the former Cavalry Huey Crewchief CSH.

re: #184 zombie

Or is it Luthiers?

I'm a luthier (violin fixer dude) and a lutenist (I play a mean 8 course renaissance lute) but I'm not a luteman (who levels concrete) nor am I Lutheran (Worshiper of Luther Vandros).

re: #199 Charles
I see that
God still loves them as they surf the wild apocalypse

re: #184 zombie

Or is it Luthiers?

Stringed outers.

re: #199 Charles

Some of the incoming links from Ron Paul supporting web sites are so completely deranged, it's more than a little scary.

whatreallyhappened.com: Alleged White Supremacist Bill White‘s Kosher Attack on Ron Paul.

URGENT: RON PAUL SUPPORTERS/ READ THIS ASAP

Ron Paul and the Nazis

I feel dirty now for clicking now those. Anyone got a shower handy?

/Now we're "Little Green Assholes". Better an asshole than an white supremacist or fascist.

re: #97 Mich-again

Very Niiice. And that is my favorite Avatar so far. But mine is still the best place to get breakfast.

any time of the day!

re: #207 EC Marm

But she wants to 'pick and choose' and cry victim when the school doesn't want to accept a scenario where every parent custom creates a new curriculum for every student.

Ok then. The hell bound little bastards got what they deserved.

re: #214 Killgore Trout

re: #184 zombie

Or is it Luthiers?

I'm a luthier (violin fixer dude) and a lutenist (I play a mean 8 course renaissance lute) but I'm not a luteman (who levels concrete) nor am I Lutheran (Worshiper of Luther Vandros).

But do you enjoy eating lutefisk?

re: #220 zombie

re: #214 Killgore Trout

re: #184 zombie

Or is it Luthiers?

I'm a luthier (violin fixer dude) and a lutenist (I play a mean 8 course renaissance lute) but I'm not a luteman (who levels concrete) nor am I Lutheran (Worshiper of Luther Vandros).

But do you enjoy eating lutefisk?

Nobody enjoys eating lutefisk. My Grandma used to make it and we had to eat it in some sort of a bizarre revenge ritual because her parents made her eat it.

Zemer Atik

re: #132 Killgore Trout

re: #127 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I don't think Jesus is particularly happy with these folks at present.

How do you think JC feels about this?
Neighbors Find Stolen Jesus Statues At Church

They took the manger and the baby," said resident Vicki Combs.

In the statues' place, the thieves left a note: "Do not worry for baby Jesus is not gone, yet he is just not born, yet. You can find your dear Jesus at OLPH on his birthday."

"OLPH" stands for Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, located near the residences.

"We found 12 different sizes and types of baby Jesuses," said Msgr. Paul Montoya. "I'm not too sure if it's a young person's prank. We're not sure why they would do this."

Montoya said the statues appeared overnight at the foot of a Virgin Mary statue in the church grotto.
...
Combs said she is pleased to have found her Jesus statue.

"I think I'll nail it down," Combs said.

Well, he don't like stealing, that's fer sure. But the manger jesus' are just symbols. What the Christofacists did to that boy is far worse. The people that were victims of the prank are adults and can cope better than that little boy.

Maybe he isn't a Christian, but what the school did to him isn't what Jesus taught.

re: #219 Killgore Trout

re: #207 EC Marm

But she wants to 'pick and choose' and cry victim when the school doesn't want to accept a scenario where every parent custom creates a new curriculum for every student.

Ok then. The hell bound little bastards got what they deserved.

The mother made the decision. The 'final destination of their mortal souls' will hopefully not be decided by their mother.
If they taught about islam in a school my child attended, and I choose to have my child not attend the classes, what the hell would give me the right to decide they should attend a 'Qoms Day' celebration?
/ tongue in cheek example

re: #220 zombie

re: #214 Killgore Trout

re: #184 zombie

Or is it Luthiers?

I'm a luthier (violin fixer dude) and a lutenist (I play a mean 8 course renaissance lute) but I'm not a luteman (who levels concrete) nor am I Lutheran (Worshiper of Luther Vandros).

But do you enjoy eating lutefisk?

Whatever you do with it, don't desecrate it.

re: #222 BabbaZee
Thanks for the 'heads up' this morning. I've been busy as heck.

re: #209 sattv4u2

re: #174 The Other Les

How many of these punks Democrats are Chicago Democrats Punks?

There ,,, fixed

From where I stand (in about a foot of snow) Chicago Democrats are punks.

re: #142 FightingBack

re: #129 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Yeah, but that Christmas commercial with the wrapped gifts for her voters is killer. And, the Clintons are forgiven for everything (including 9/11) don't 'cha know?

Did you see the re-done commercial on Michelle's site? Hilarious!

re: #220 zombie

I've heard it can be good when done right but I've had unpleasant experiences in the past.

re: #130 CyanSnowHawk

re: #111 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

re: #106 Shiplord Kirel

The general craziness we have seen from these people makes me wonder how some of them might react when their guy fails to make a showing in the primaries.
The more fanatical are convinced that Paul is the genuine choice of a huge percentage of Americans, if not an actual majority. They are utterly convinced that some massive conspiracy is concealing this and suppressing their efforts. Like any group of conspiracy believers, they will see this result as confirming a conspiracy of suppression. They will consider electoral defeat to be illegitimate and will therefore take it as a license to do literally anything. Most Paul supporters are law-abiding people but there are enough of them that the fringe, which we have seen again and again, is, itself, quite large. With that and the documented tendency of conspiracists to conflate personal and public issues, I think we could see some serious violence from some of these people.

Kinda like those whiners that are still saying Booosh stole the Presidency with the help of the Supreme Court.

There is a lot of overlap in the demographic, but there are also some crucial differences. I don't doubt that Stormfronters and their various fellow-travelers who support Paul this time around also thought that Bush stole the 2000 election. It wasn't their man who was getting the shaft in 2000, though, so they didn't particularly care.
As groups, these gangs are not going to resort to violence but they are far more likely than the moonbat left to include, or to influence, individuals who will become violent on their own initiative. The wacko left talks violence (and incites it overseas) but their version is a fantasy of collective, organized violence in the Che/Arafat mode, a kind of vicarious revolution. They are just not that big on individual initiative. The fever-swamp "right" (as it is designated in the MSM) definitely is.
See Tim McVeigh and Alan Berg.

re: #211 song_and_dance_man

re: #199 Charles

Not trying to be overly dramatic. However, Raw Story posted an article stating RON PAUL posed for photo with neo nazis. It was from an article, with pictures that Little Green Assholes, ooops, I mean Little Green Footballs posted. (I followed the link, I do not read LGF) and they have posted the pics and are spreading this shit far and wide. Claiming that RP is a Nazi, and supports this shit.

The poster admits he doesn't read LGF yet makes the absurd claim that you are saying that Paul is a Nazi. Pure desperation over their champions associations are making them seem crazier than ever.

They are making it up as they go.

Ron Paul is not a Nazi.

Ron Paul is not mentally competent.

re: #224 EC Marm

Well, you're still invited to me Mithra Day party.
;)

re: #226 EC Marm

{EC}

re: #20 mich-again

If they see a couple hundred people voting from this site for Ron in 30min, it makes us look bad.

Yeah right. Cut and Run, Cut and Paste...

You allready look bad. Denial is such an ugly thing.

re: #212 rightymouse

re: #195 littleO

re: #125 rightymouse

What I know isn't much. But I think an active pol. can spend as he pleases for two years, then supposedly turn the remainder over to the party. I guess a private citizen can just keep it.

I'd have to look it up. Am sure there are rules about how the money can be spent and when. Not that they all follow the rules of course.

From what I understand the rules are loosely interpreted and rarely challenged. I think there is scandal here that is not being researched. seems no one wants to know.

re: #188 Rodan

wouldn't it be something if Ron Paul turns out to be a Manuchurian candidate for Popular Mechanics?

Surf the Wild Ronpaulcalypse With Meshugga Mel!

re: #233 Killgore Trout

Well, you're still invited to me Mithra Day party.
;)

And I'd still invite you to a Christmas party. You can even wear your mitre and fly fish in the punch. I suspect there is more to the story. I've dealt with many parents, in the past. No picnic.

re: #223 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I agree but I have a more secular view of Christmas. One of my favorite Christmas memories was eating Turkey pot pies with lesbians in college. Ah, the good old days of Christmas past.

re: #217 Honorary Yooper

re: #199 Charles

Some of the incoming links from Ron Paul supporting web sites are so completely deranged, it's more than a little scary.

whatreallyhappened.com: Alleged White Supremacist Bill White‘s Kosher Attack on Ron Paul.

URGENT: RON PAUL SUPPORTERS/ READ THIS ASAP

Ron Paul and the Nazis

I feel dirty now for clicking now those. Anyone got a shower handy?

/Now we're "Little Green Assholes". Better an asshole than an white supremacist or fascist.

So they only like "white" assholes? ;P

re: #241 Killgore Trout

re: #223 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I agree but I have a more secular view of Christmas. One of my favorite Christmas memories was eating Turkey pot pies with lesbians in college. Ah, the good old days of Christmas past.

Sounds like fun! There is this t-shirt out there that says "dip me in honey and throw me to the lesbians!" Oddly, I saw it on a man and thought "fat chance!"

...

Ronpaulcalypse Now!

re: #244 BabbaZee

Herb Caen used to do the three dot thing...

re: #241 Killgore Trout

One of my favorite Christmas memories was eating Turkey pot pies with lesbians in college.

Turkey pot pies with lesbians? What would be the best wine to go with that combination? White or red?

re: #246 debutaunt

I have not a clue how that three dot post got there.

Seriously. But hey...

RONPAUL!

re: #247 EC Marm
What color's Thunderbird?

don't know if it's my Vista, but links work for me and I get this nice pice of illiteracy:

"click here if you browser no support redirects"

re: #248 BabbaZee

re: #246 debutaunt

I have not a clue how that three dot post got there.

Seriously. But hey...

RONPAUL!

Please understand the Internet!

/

re: #249 Sarge1984

What color's Thunderbird?

Dark purple and it smells almost exactly like brake fluid. I drank half a bottle in my youth. Never again.

Ron Paul, King Innernut of the Internet

re: #252 EC Marm

Night train too

rotf

gotta go!

re: #244 BabbaZee

I thought you were channeling TFK.

NO
MOCKERY,
R

re: #253 BabbaZee
Check out this story. Google translate from french.
[Link: khalilzeguendi.canalblog.com...]
Link may not work. I don't think the MSM will be picking it up, do you?