Confederate Yankee
June 08, 2009
The NC State War Heats Up
Emails released by North Carolina State University show that former North Carolian governor Mike Easley (D) was involved in his wife's hiring at the University.
NCSU's Chancellor James Oblinger
resigned earlier today, the latest casualty in a string of resignations that resulted from Mary Easley's hiring in 2005 and her promotion and a substantial 88% pay raise, even though it seems no one has been able to precisely pin down what she did to merit the increase.
Breaking news is that Mary Easley, who refused to resign, has
just been fired by the University.
We shoudl have seen this coming. After all, she has
Blago's hair...
More as this develops...
Update: As a friend noted via IM, Easley's saga sounds eerily familar like that of someone with a
slightly higher profile, who got a substantial raise after her husband secured a million-dollar earmark for her employer.
Where is the media in investigating that potential scandal?
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Yeah, the Michelle Connection was quite obvious. IF you know that story. Almost no one does. Whenever one speaks to an Obie you must presume such ignorance and any attempts to remedy that are met with blank stares at best. Michelle stole millions from an inner-city hospital with Barry's connivance, that is the simple state of affairs, these bling-bling Mother Theresas always consume more in lucre than they deliver in gruel for the urchins. By many orders of magnitude.
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"I Did Not Vote to Lower My Standard of Living"
Michael Jones of PoliGazette voted twice for Barack Obama last year—in the primaries and in the general election—but he is one of a rapidly growing number of disillusioned moderates that is coming to regret his decision.
Here is a taste of his
discontent:
Like many Americans last November, I voted for change. I had hope. I no longer have hope since the president I voted for never mentioned a fraction of the agenda he now espouses. I did not vote to lower my standard of living, humble as it may be. Nor did I ask to jump into the economic abyss in order to "save" the planet.
Every time I hear another Obama supporter-turned-opponent claim that they had no idea what Obama was going to do as President, I have to shake my head in amusement.
If these new critics had relied upon the media, peer pressure, and party allegiance to help them decide how to cast their vote, then I can certainly understand how they ended up voting for Obama. The neophyte from Chicago certainly looked good, was charismatic, and said all the right things, while giving them the added bonus of being a (partially) African-American candidate that could help them wash away any guilt they may have of their own bigotry (we all prejudiced to varying degrees, and anyone who tells you they are completely unprejudiced is a liar and/or a dunce). For people not willing to put in the time to actively research a candidate's record or positions—which, let's face it, is most voters—he represented a package that was hard not to vote for.
I make no excuses at all for the pundit class, however. The Christopher Buckleys and Peggy Noonans of this world earn their living by (presumably) researching voting records and positions on issues both major and obscure, investigating ties to organizations and individuals of questionable propriety, and forecasting, to the very best of their ability, what a candidate might do if elected to the office.
The amateur pundit class—bloggers, for the most part—fired dozens of warning flares about significant issues with Obama's record, his dubious activities working of the board of radical charities, his lack of political courage or accountability, his strong biases, his temperament, his alleged affair, and his verified multi-decade associations with not one, or two, or three, but
four hardcore radicals on the fringes of society, from a Catholic priest the advocates lynching, to a racialist church and it's radical pastor, to a pair of domestic terrorists, one of which already did jail time for obstruction of justice in a armored car robbery that left police officers and security guards dead, and who masterminded at least three politically-motivated mass murder attempts that (thankfully) all failed because of their associate's incompetence.
The punditry had every reason to sound the alarm on any of a dozen warning signs that Barack Obama was going to ruin our relationship with our allies, be a patsy for our enemies, be soft of terrorism, and preternaturally lethal to our economy and way of life. He's proven to be exactly what we expected... if anything, he's worse than we ever could have feared.
I'm glad to have Michael and others like him join the legions of us who knew Barack Obama was a dangerous choice for President, one who advocates policies that threaten the very core of the capitalist Republic.
I simply wish they had come to that realization prior to November 4.
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Sad to say, but, most people would vote for satan himself, provided he had the right party affiliation. Once their minds are made up, they won't hear or even look at what you show them. I warned friends against this ass in office. I told them to look at his Illinois record. Didn't matter. It won't in the future either.
Posted by: Billiam at June 08, 2009 12:04 PM (XG9Yv)
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The media failed and continues to fail their consumers ... and they wonder why newspaper sales are down.
Posted by: Neo at June 08, 2009 12:42 PM (5d1ix)
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The puzzle is this:
I am not very bright and I can quickly gather testimony in support of that claim--the most recent evidence might be that I thought is was a good idea to vote for "least damage" (I now see that if we are ever to get back into power, we need for ALL of the big-spend-big-goobermint-socialists the sign their names with (D- following)....but I digress.
All of these bright folks couldn't see Obama for what he is (the only thing that startles me is the rapidity of the establishment of his dictatorship-of-the-big-spenders).
But I could. How can that be?
Posted by: Larry Sheldon at June 08, 2009 12:45 PM (OmeRL)
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Ahhhh... another troll rears it's ugly, ignorant and possibly British head from under the bridge...
My assumtion of British in that the "p*ss off" comment isn't the normal phrasing that an American would utilize. If he is British, all I have to ask is how's that gun-control-big-brother-cameras-on every-corner-neo-fascist-far-more-corrupt-than-Italy-gummint(and that takes effort!!!) working out for you?
Not so much I'd say.
Me? I'm an equal opportunity bigot. I hate everyone equally regardless of race, color, creed, religion, or political affiliation... until they prove to me that they are worthwhile human beings, I'd safely say that I wouldn't spare the steam off last weeks dog squeeze of the front lawn to save anyones life.
Dunce and liars? You qual on both and then some. Enjoy that sand you've buried your head in... just realize that with the head in the sand, you are in the prime position to be anally raped...
Posted by: Big Country at June 08, 2009 01:31 PM (DelJ3)
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FYI, the comment Big country was responding to was scrubbed, but yeah... troll.
Posted by: Confederate Yankee at June 08, 2009 01:34 PM (gAi9Z)
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So if you "hate everyone equally regardless of race, color, creed, religion, or political affiliation..." are claiming to be not at all prejudiced?
Are you a dunce or a liar - or both?
Or are you only prejudiced against anyone you perceive, incorrectly I might add, to be British?
Posted by: Stephen Macklin at June 08, 2009 01:38 PM (UquFN)
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If you wish to paint all of humanity with a broad brush and label anyone who questions or challenges the slander ... Well it's your blog do as you wish.
Posted by: Stephen Macklin at June 08, 2009 01:41 PM (UquFN)
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And for what it's worth, I agreed with the entire post except for the "we all prejudiced" parenthetical.
Posted by: Stephen Macklin at June 08, 2009 01:48 PM (UquFN)
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Did Obama actually think that quadrupling the national debt would be good for the economy? Did he actually think spending more than Reagan, Bush 1, Clinton, and Bush 2 combined would be good for the economy? What is he going to do when he runs out of other people's money? (which should be soon)
Posted by: Capitalist Infidel at June 08, 2009 02:13 PM (MxQFN)
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Obama's economic program is so bad that even the Chinese are telling us to proceed with caution. I never thought I would see that.
Everyone in the nation knew what was coming wiht Obama and to claim otherwise is what the psychologist call denial. That or stupidity.
As to prejudice, I am not to a specfic group unless 80% of there associates have criminal records, do not advocate higher education, take my hard earned money in the name of democracy and equality, ask for priveledge for abuse 150 years ago and are prejudiced to me. Does any group fit that description?
Posted by: David at June 08, 2009 03:31 PM (W2HlK)
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I forgot, we really need another country, government, or whatever you want to call a seperation from this tyranny that we call democracy.
Posted by: David at June 08, 2009 03:34 PM (W2HlK)
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I have no -- zip, zero, nada -- sympathy for any so-called "moderate" that now wants to complain because Obama turned out to be...exactly what he's always so obviously been. These people swallowed the lie hook, line, and sinker, and now that it's going to affect them personally in ways their self-inflicted blindness didn't allow for imagining, they're shocked -- SHOCKED -- that a long-self-avowed Leftist is going to govern like (gasp!) a Leftist.
Tough noogies, chumps; the information was always out there, and it was never all that hard to find. I only wish there was some way they could be made to suffer even more than the rest of us will; it seems only fair, since their willful ignorance did so much to help foist this fraud off on all of us in the first place.
Try paying attention next time, willya? Assuming, of course, that there is one. Now that the move is afoot to do away with the 22nd Amendment, who knows...
Posted by: Mike at June 08, 2009 03:55 PM (wYAjP)
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Rats. Sorry, Bob, screwed up my link there.
Posted by: Mike at June 08, 2009 03:58 PM (wYAjP)
Posted by: Confederate Yankee at June 08, 2009 04:00 PM (gAi9Z)
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I don't shake my head in amusement - I shake my fist in anger. It's not amusing in the least. These people knew what Obama is all about. They wouldn't listen when we told them. We should suggest to anyone who claims to have been fooled by Obama that they voluntarliy give up their vote, because they're obviously too stupid to be trusted with such a great responsibility.
Posted by: Tim at June 08, 2009 04:27 PM (3Wewy)
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I lived in Mississippi in the 50's. At that time the states could set requirement for the priveledge of voting and the enormous responsibility it carries. The requirement was that people read the preamble to the constitution. This was considered too much and that Blacks were being descriminated against, despite that all potential voters had to do the same. This is what resulted in the invasion of the state by enlightened intellectuals from the north that changed the policy so that even non-citizens with false papers can now vote.
Posted by: David at June 08, 2009 04:37 PM (W2HlK)
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Mike: Rep. Serrano has been submitting that particular piece of legislation since 1997. Each time it either died right out of the gate, or died in committee or subcommittee.
Heck, let them work their butts of on stupid stuff like this. If it gets them to leave the big stuff alone, we can only be better off!
Posted by: Stoutcat at June 08, 2009 04:48 PM (kKdtK)
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Yeah, I actually did know that, SC. Apparently this is the guy's number-one bugaboo; he's been plumping for it a good long while, and can be counted on to re-introduce a bill pretty regularly. But I must admit my faith that such legislation won't eventually get through ain't what it once was. it's one of the Left's favorite and most successful tactics: keep plugging away until the social climate has been manipulated enough to ensure success -- which is what they define as "progress." And in my lifetime I've seen it work too many times not to worry about it at all.
Posted by: Mike at June 08, 2009 08:05 PM (wYAjP)
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So if you "hate everyone equally regardless of race, color, creed, religion, or political affiliation..." are claiming to be not at all prejudiced?
Are you a dunce or a liar - or both?
Sorry not to have responded sooner... Had a pool party to attend... anywho...
Both actually I have been, both stupid and a liar... I don't attempt to (unlike yourself) lie to myself about these things... In saying "we all prejudiced" parenthetical" as you stated, I find your use of specific syntax informative. The "p*ss off" attack in your scrubbed post is not an Americanism by far, but in my experience more the vernacular used in England and Australia, and some of the other areas originally founded/inhabited by the Irish, Brits and Aussies.
A ligustic analysis of your use of the "we all prejudiced" could even be seen as an attempt to either use a poorly rendered "Southernism" or an attempt to broaden the brush with the "Uneducated Ignoramous" attack. Either way, I sincerely doubt it was a poor typo, inasmuch as the other lame attempts at denying that which cannot be denied: i.e. humans inherently discriminate, if not with wrath or anger in the heart or mind, but more in the "I prefer Italian food versus Vietnamese food" theory, and in your feeble attempts to state that YOU don't discriminate, YOU then try to state that WE do, and that then YOU are above such horrible things. Ergo: You discriminate against us discriminating, therefore, you discriminate.
Kind of puts the spin on it don't it?
Posted by: Big Country at June 08, 2009 08:10 PM (DelJ3)
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That's life/That's what all the people say/Vote for pie in the sky in November/Now a sh*t storm is on the way
Posted by: zhombre at June 08, 2009 08:19 PM (SVbTQ)
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Just what did the damned fool think that Obama's clearly marxist agenda was all about other than lowering his and everyone else's standard of living?
Meanwhle, about that repeal of the 22 Amendment thing, it is as much trouble to repeal a Constitutional Amendment as it is to get one in the first place - requires the approval of good chunk of the states too. Not gonna fly.
Posted by: Granny at June 09, 2009 04:10 AM (A+2BC)
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Big Country,
My use of "we all prejudice" was an attempt at nothing. It was copied from the original post.
The accusation contained in the parenthetical was one of racism. I tend to bristle at such an insult particularly when made by someone who passes judgement on me, never having met me. I guess that proves the point about CY's prejudice and perhaps yours as well.
That said, if you wish to define racism down to level of preferring the flavor of garlic and oregano over nuoc mam or coconut, I don't see much point in continuing the discussion since the only thing left to use will be a rousing debate on the meaning of "is."
Posted by: Stephen Macklin at June 09, 2009 06:55 AM (R7LgM)
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The original quote you use to justify your own ad hominem is thus:
...while giving them the added bonus of being a (partially) African-American candidate that could help them wash away any guilt they may have of their own bigotry (we all prejudiced to varying degrees, and anyone who tells you they are completely unprejudiced is a liar and/or a dunce).
In rereading the entire posting, to include your responses, and my own offers a better grasp of what your problem is, which is in fact that you DO suffer from the exact issues Bob had laid out here. The matter that the post primarily deals with "Presidential Buyers Remorse" (which, in light of the attacks you've made, that line in itself which meant as innocuous, you're probably going to ask me my sheet size).
But, as unfortunate as the term is, it is what it is. Buyers Remorse. You can sieze on ONE aspect of the post, which conviently ignoring the "larger picture" of a election not based on ability, but on a empty rhetoric and race. And now, having realized that y'all blew it are in the "hands over the ears la-la-la I can't hear you RACISTS!!!" rant mode.
No where in MY postings did I define racism or equivocate it with how you have now tried to paint it. I simply broadened and assisted you in the wider understanding of prejudice and, as Bob stated that we are ALL prejudiced. In your liberal viewed mind's eye however, 'prejudice = racism'
Me? I'm flat out prejudiced all the time. I regularlly pass judgement on people I don't know all the time. If I meet someone, I can usually tell within 5 minutes whether or not they are an a$$, and having made that judgement call, I no longer feel the need to waste my valuable time with them, as life is too short.
Good Day to you sir. (tips hat)
Posted by: Big Country at June 09, 2009 09:06 AM (DelJ3)
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It was there for anyone who cared to look at it, what Obama was going to do. I predicted when he was elected that the country would be turning against him by the 4th of July, makes me look like a prophet now.
Because of Obama's agenda and the dolts who voted for him people are losing their homes and jobs at a staggering rate, I have no sympathy for "I didn't realize..." Because we on the other side TOLD you what he would do, it was so obvious to anyone not shrieking like a high schooler at a beatles concert at his very mention.
A friend of mine's brother is about to be put out on his arse because of Obama's economic blundering. He had two jobs and lost both within 2 weeks of each other- Now he can't score a job at Taco Bell.
His sister is trying to help out but it may be too little too late. Here's her blog post about it:
http://mylastshredsofsanity.blogspot.com/2009/06/its-contest-its-raffle-its-fundraiser.html
Posted by: Sean at June 09, 2009 11:58 PM (cUYEY)
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In response to Sean's comment: "It was there for anyone who cared to look at it, what Obama was going to do. I predicted when he was elected that the country would be turning against him by the 4th of July, makes me look like a prophet now."
A prophet? Maybe a delusional prophet or a false prophet. We've less than a month to go until the 4th of July and Obama's approval ratings are still in the 60%+ range.
Though I'm not fond of all of the President's ideas nor all of his agenda, I'm still glad that I voted for him and proud to be among the majority of Patriotic Americans who do, in fact, embrace much of his agenda.
Don't worry yourselves into a tizzy folks. We're still a democratic republic. We're still a capitalist society. Sure, we're going to see some needed common sense socialism introduced into our government and our society. Many of us think that's a good thing. In fact, according to many polls it would appear that a majority of us approve.
Posted by: Dude at June 10, 2009 12:58 AM (byA+E)
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Barfing up the Kool-Aid, are you?
Too late, you've learned to think and look beyond the bumper-stickers. You've learned that the definition of a "rich person" is "anyone with a job". You've learned that the "wealth" that the Marxists mean to "spread" is yours.
You swallowed the shallow, undefined notions of "hope" and "change" and you defiled your sacred franchise to vote, a privilege gained for you by generations who sacrificed for it. You pissed it away in an orgy of credulity, stupidity, and naivete.
Lap it up.
Posted by: Jim at June 10, 2009 01:00 AM (TAutb)
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Big Country,
If you look above, you will see that I have absolutely no problem with the rest of the post. And if you care to follow the link to my site ( http://nomayo.mu.nu/ ) I doubt you would be labeling me a liberal.
In the context of the original post, prejudice was used as a synonym for bigotry and racism. In other words to pass judgement on an individual's character based on preconceived ideas about a race, color, religion etc. I reacted - perhaps badly - to the unfounded assertion that I am a bigot or a racist. I say unfounded, because the author has no basis on which to pass judgement on my character. Something I do not generally regard as innocuous.
To the extent that you have you have tried to judge me based on this exchange you have been completely wrong as I am not a British Liberal Troll.
Any attack that I made was simply to question your own statements. In your first response you wrote of me "Dunce and liars? You qual on both and then some" signifying your agreement with the original assertion. You also wrote: "I hate everyone equally regardless of race, color, creed, religion, or political affiliation" which reads to me as saying that you do not prejudge people (using the term in the context in which it was originally used in the post as a synonym for bigotry and racism). I merely questioned the apparent contradiction.
To expand upon your example and assist you in the wider understanding of prejudice, having a preference for Italian food over Vietnamese does not indicate prejudice if one has sampled both broadly. Preference does not equal prejudice. Rejecting one cuisine outright, never having tasted it, due to its ethnic origins, would be prejudiced, bigoted and racist.
In your last comment you wrote: "I'm flat out prejudiced all the time. I regularlly pass judgement on people I don't know all the time. If I meet someone, I can usually tell within 5 minutes whether or not they are an a$$, and having made that judgement call..." To my reading these statements are self contradictory. You state that you are prejudiced - that you pre judge people all the time - then say that you make a judgement call on a person within five minutes of meeting them. If you have met them and observed enough of their character to judge then an a$$, that is not prejudging. And if you make that judgement according to your original statement "regardless of race, color, creed, religion, or political affiliation" but based on your assessment of their character, then you are in fact not prejudiced, bigoted or racist and I would not regard you as either a dunce or a liar for saying so.
LIve Long and Prosper.
Posted by: Stephen Macklin at June 10, 2009 05:57 AM (R7LgM)
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I guess "Dude" voted for 10+% unemployment and the quadrupling of the national debt. But that's exactly what you get when you put "some needed common sense socialism" into society. We all get to be equally miserable. Are socialists like Dude really that naive or stupid? It's been proven in every socialist government. How can they continue to ignore facts?
Posted by: Capitalist Infidel at June 10, 2009 01:31 PM (MxQFN)
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I don't think it's a matter of them ignoring facts - I think it's simple hubris. They don't blame the failures of socialism on the ideas they blame it on the people putting it into practice.
Their version of socialism will work where every other version has failed because they are better than everyone else and they will do it right.
Posted by: Stephen Macklin at June 10, 2009 03:16 PM (UquFN)
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Stephen, but anywhere Capitalism has been tried it's been wildly successful. Why would anyone want to change that? Never mind, I get it, it's all about control. They want to control the people.
Posted by: Capitalist Infidel at June 10, 2009 05:03 PM (MxQFN)
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The more power they have over people, the better they think they will feel about themselves. They are empty hollow shells of human beings too terrified to look at themselves objectively and judge their worth, their only estimation of their own value is in comparison to others.
Posted by: Stephen Macklin at June 10, 2009 06:05 PM (R7LgM)
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Then they're pretty worthless
Posted by: Capitalist Infidel at June 10, 2009 07:11 PM (MxQFN)
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I think the term morally bankrupt fits them well. Unfortunately they are looking to use our lives as their ego stimulus package.
Posted by: Stephen Macklin at June 10, 2009 08:54 PM (R7LgM)
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June 07, 2009
Then and Now
Evan Thomas, 2007, "...our job is to bash the President..."
Evan Thomas, 2009, "...he's sort of a God."
h/t reader SmithRoz
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Well, Evan Thomas is an objective journalist. He went to journalism school and everything.
I picture him and Chris Mathews nakedly entwined in each others arms and legs with pictures of Obama on the walls and ceilings, both wishing it were a threesome.
Both bitterly resenting Michelle.
Posted by: Jack at June 08, 2009 11:33 AM (Ss83y)
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"Obama as God"
Putting Obama ahead of "The Prophet" ought to really make us friends in the Muslim world.
This kind of utter nonsense qualifies as that "Oh Sh*t" that obliterates all those "AttaBoys" on the foreign policy ledger.
Posted by: Neo at June 08, 2009 04:11 PM (5d1ix)
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I'm with Jack. If you want to criticize a Professional Journalist, maybe you ought to go to the Journalist Academy, and then pass the rigorous certification process and achieve officially sanctioned Professional Journalist status.
Otherwise, you're just some guy with an opinion.
Posted by: Steve Skubinna at June 08, 2009 05:00 PM (Vcyz0)
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Yeah, the MSM better tone it down.
Muslims would have a real problem with the Obama = God meme.
On the other hand, they might get on board with the Obama = Saladin meme.
Posted by: Jack at June 08, 2009 06:26 PM (Ss83y)
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Wasn't Saladin the Richard Boone character in Have Gun Will Travel? For Obama maybe we can call that Have Teleprompter Will Pander.
Posted by: zhombre at June 08, 2009 08:23 PM (SVbTQ)
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Thomas simply exemplifies everything we know about the left. If you read this interview, you find out:
--they see America as evil
--the nation-state as inferior
--their love of the international community
--the obession with the cult of personality
Also, the quip about him as god shows the left disassociation with our history.
Our nation's founding was built on creating a system that prevented an individual from getting god-like power...
Posted by: Bryan at June 09, 2009 10:49 PM (w2Qnb)
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Obama: Creating the Next Enron?
This doesn't look good.
It becomes readily more apparent every day that the far left shriekers of the Huffington Post, Daily Kos, and Raw Story never really worried about tyrannical fascism arising in this nation. They're real concern is that it might not happen when they were in power. Now that President Obama has unilaterally granted himself far more power than Bush and Cheney ever dreamed of, the same people who worried about a police state are sitting merrily at home without so much as a whimper... shining their badges.
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To paraphrase Matthew Broderick in a movie whose name escapes me at the moment, "Really? I talked to God just last night and he didn't even mention Obama!"
Posted by: GEJ at June 07, 2009 10:05 AM (7UvAQ)
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The movie GEJ refers to is 'Lady Hawke'...
Posted by: jana at June 07, 2009 11:16 AM (vSRlG)
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Compared to what is in the making now, Enron will look like an exercise in rectitude.
Enron, for those who have forgotten, went through...is still nominally involved in...the bankruptcy process. It was an IMMENSE company, but was not "too big to fail". The bankruptcy courts did with it what they have done with other big companies: applied the law. Works every time it is tried.
Posted by: Ragspierre at June 07, 2009 11:35 AM (x/R0v)
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This illustrates the basic problem with liberalism. When faced with any problem there is the overwhelming compulsion to do something, anything. Instead of taking a short term loss while finding the best possible solution to Chrysler, the Obama regime would rather create a long term disaster than be seen as inactive. It's "there ought to be a law" syndrome.
They cannot leave anything alone. Even if any action might create chaos. We are faced with an administration and Congress that will lurch from one ill considered action to another. This is far from the last catastrophe we'll see, The only question is whether the lapdogs can hide their responsibility.
Posted by: Ken Hahn at June 07, 2009 12:28 PM (Zh98M)
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Ken, I think you have identified a major difference between liberalism and conservatism: the former have to take action, even if that action is counterproductive. After all, if you try something and it fails, then you have an obligation to try to fix what you screwed up, plus you still have the original problem to address, and so it expands geometrically.
A conservative, on the other hand, believes that when it is not neccessary to take action, it is neccessary not to take action.
By "conservative" of course I am discounting RINOs, who apparently differ from liberal Dems only in the slightly slower pace they wish to establish Leviathan.
Posted by: Steve Skubinna at June 07, 2009 04:04 PM (Vcyz0)
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Even Hitler didn't go as far as taking over corporations, he only made them work for the government. Who would have thought that Obama has gone farther than Hitler?
Posted by: Capitalist Infidel at June 07, 2009 10:54 PM (MxQFN)
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They are shining their badges and I am cleaning my guns. Also been busy reloading some ammo.
Posted by: Zelsdorf Ragshaft III at June 08, 2009 01:27 AM (GvEJm)
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June 06, 2009
Newsweek Editor Fellates God-President
Evan Thomas of Newsweek has exposed himself as being unable to hold the remotest objectivity needed to function as the editor of a news publication, declaring his unseemly and frankly creepy admiration of the President while simultaneously denigrating America:
Well, we were the good guys in 1984, it felt that way. It hasn't felt that way in recent years. So Obama's had, really, a different task We're seen too often as the bad guys. And he – he has a very different job from – Reagan was all about America, and you talked about it. Obama is 'we are above that now.' We're not just parochial, we're not just chauvinistic, we're not just provincial. We stand for something – I mean in a way Obama's standing above the country, above – above the world, he's sort of God.
Michelle Obama would LOL at this crap, and she married the man.
It is no secret that Newsweek long ago forfeited any claim to being an objective source of news, but this latest fanboy worship by Evan Thomas is simply shameful. It shatters any illusion that the magazine is capable of being anything other than an Obama propaganda device, and that Thomas is dangerously too biased to serve as a a competent and objective editor.
Newsweek is losing money and purposefully retargeting to
lose even more. If their goal is make their employees radioactive while bankrupting themselves, I'd say that Thomas is doing exactly what they need.
Update: The Anchoress aims higher—literally— and suggests a
higher oral interface between the President and a media latching on to his man-teats.
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Holy guacamole! Is this man insane? And I find it almost impossible to believe that even Chris Mathews wouldn't push back a bit from that moronic declaration. Bush said he prayed to God and was lambasted as a loon and zealot. This puke declares Obama IS GOD?!?!?!!????!?! I had to watch the video, I thought your quote was a joke!
Posted by: megapotamus at June 06, 2009 12:06 PM (ePypb)
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It's hard wired into humans to believe. The lapdog media, along with academia and other elitists, have long since abandoned any faith that requires them to refrain from any carnal pleasure. So they substitute one of the popular superstitions, Astrology, LGM, Global Warming/Climate Change or Obamaism. They laugh at churchgoers and scorn any expression of faith while worshipping their little tin gods.
Mr. Thomas sees his god on television. Obama sees his in the mirror.
Posted by: Ken Hahn at June 06, 2009 12:28 PM (iHhhA)
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I think it was Lenin who commented on the value of "Useful Idiots". Thomas doesn't even rise to the value of useful--he's just an idiot. But it is apparent that Newsweek at least (and I think Time also) has decided to exclusively do "The Full Lewinsky" on the New Messiah.
Posted by: Mike Myers at June 06, 2009 01:05 PM (UHTK+)
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Evan better remember to get his blue dress cleaned.
Posted by: ItsForTheChildren at June 06, 2009 01:53 PM (vUBo5)
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I read an applicable phrase at some point in my life. If I remember correctly, it went something like,"Thou shall have no other Gods before Me". Of course that was so yesterday and supposedly carved in stone by this "invisible" God's finger. And no one has ever seen the old God anyway. Now this new God... well He's right here in front of us and we see Him in all His majesty and the miraculous works perfomed by His mighty hand every day!
/s... I hope God understands sarcasm
Posted by: Story at June 06, 2009 03:22 PM (ibv5J)
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My sophisticated assessment of Evan Thomas?
"He's the jailhouse bitch of the MSM."
I'm sure Evan takes great pride in what he does, especially since he's so good at it that he can charge twice as many smokes as the rest of his cell-block competition.
Posted by: MarkJ at June 06, 2009 03:46 PM (FZ1EI)
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That's just hilarious, nordlinger. Any objection to the deification of the community crack-smoker?
Posted by: megapotamus at June 06, 2009 05:32 PM (poQiK)
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While Evan will be unemployed shortly, he knows that Obama knows of his man crush. For many liberals, that's all that matters in their insignificant lives.
It's much like one of the jocks many of the girls in my class fawned over. He was so tall and dreamy, they wet their panties every time he walked by them in the halls at school. Of course, the rumors about the "slapping around" of his girlfriends were always discounted, including the black eyes and bruises. Even when there was firmer evidence, the wanna-be girlfriends just knew that it was something stupid the girl had done. They wouldn't be treated that way because they'd love him better.
One after another would suffer his abuse, some even realizing his distaste for contraceptives and learning the excitement of "choice" in good liberal form. After all, what's an abortion when your boyfriend was able to pleasure himself without restrictions?
Indeed, it's not hard to understand why so many like Evan would die to be abused by Obama.
Posted by: HatlessHessian at June 07, 2009 01:36 AM (7r7wy)
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Thomas' father was a Socialist. Maybe Thomas really does believe Obama is godlike - in the way that Stalin and Mao were godlike.
Posted by: davod at June 07, 2009 07:44 AM (GUZAT)
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So much for the "objectivity" of the 4th Estate, eh?
Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny.
-Thomas Jefferson
Posted by: GEJ at June 07, 2009 10:14 AM (7UvAQ)
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I mean in a way Obama's standing above the country, above – above the world, he's sort of God.
You know after a few lines of coke I would often be thinking that too.
Posted by: Barry Sotero at June 07, 2009 10:13 PM (N5Xhz)
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The press is no longer a "free press" it's just the media wing of the democratic party.
Posted by: Capitalist Infidel at June 07, 2009 10:57 PM (MxQFN)
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So is there any truth to the trumour that Brian Williams "went down" on POTUS Obama ?
Posted by: Neo at June 07, 2009 11:04 PM (5d1ix)
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Reminds me of Pravda or The Völkischer Beobachter ("Völkisch Observer", or less strictly "People's Observer") was the newspaper of the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP or Nazi Party) from 1920.
Achtung ! AMERIKA
Posted by: A Tennessee Farmer at June 08, 2009 11:36 AM (Lebbj)
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It's enough for me to not want to be on a plane, train or automobile anywhere near this dude in that if/when the Almighty, Heavenly Father, Type One Each decides to execute the "Smite" option, I can only hope it's while he's alone so as to avoid 'collateral dmage.'
Posted by: Big Country at June 08, 2009 10:18 PM (DelJ3)
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I do not approve of the language in this title. shameful.
Posted by: Mike Downs at June 10, 2009 12:59 PM (QCCm7)
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You object to the language in the title, Mike.
I'll keep objecting to the complete abdication of integrity in the fourth estate.
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D-Day +65 Years
65 years ago today, brave, scared men on spray-drenched landing craft saw their landing ramps drop on the Normandy coast, and they charged out into German artillery and machine gun fire in the largest amphibious invasion in history, daring to take Hitler's Fortress Europe. They joined thousands of paratroopers and glider-borne infantry that has slipped in the night before under the cover of darkness.
Today, we pause to remember those brave men of the Allied Expeditionary Forces who risked—and in many cases died—in a bid to take back Europe from the forces of fascism.
I can do no better than direct you to Blackfive's excellent tribute,
A Struggle to Preserve Our Republic, and
repost the following:
General
George S. Patton's Normandy Invasion Speech:
"Be Seated."
"Men, this stuff we hear about America wanting to stay out of the war, not wanting to fight, is a lot of bullshit. Americans love to fight - traditionally. All real Americans love the sting and clash of battle. When you were kids, you all admired the champion marble player; the fastest runner; the big league ball players; the toughest boxers. Americans love a winner and will not tolerate a loser. Americans despise cowards. Americans play to win - all the time. I wouldn't give a hoot in hell for a man who lost and laughed. That's why Americans have never lost, not ever will lose a war, for the very thought of losing is hateful to an American."
"You are not all going to die. Only two percent of you here today would die in a major battle. Death must not be feared. Every man is frightened at first in battle. If he says he isn't, he's a goddamn liar. Some men are cowards, yes! But they fight just the same, or get the hell shamed out of them watching men who do fight who are just as scared. The real hero is the man who fights even though he is scared. Some get over their fright in a minute under fire, some take an hour. For some it takes days. But the real man never lets fear of death overpower his honor, his sense of duty to this country and his innate manhood."
"All through your army career you men have bitched about "This chickenshit drilling." That is all for a purpose. Drilling and discipline must be maintained in any army if for only one reason -- INSTANT OBEDIENCE TO ORDERS AND TO CREATE CONSTANT ALERTNESS. I don't give a damn for a man who is not always on his toes. You men are veterans or you wouldn't be here. You are ready. A man to continue breathing must be alert at all times. If not, sometime a German son-of-a-bitch will sneak up behind him and beat him to death with a sock full of shit."
"There are 400 neatly marked graves somewhere in Sicily all because one man went to sleep on his job -- but they were German graves for we caught the bastard asleep before his officers did. An Army is a team. Lives, sleeps, eats, fights as a team. This individual heroic stuff is a lot of crap. The bilious bastards who wrote that kind of stuff for the Saturday Evening Post don't know any more about real fighting, under fire, than they do about fucking. We have the best food, the finest equipment, the best spirit and the best fighting men in the world. Why, by God, I actually pity these poor sons-of-bitches we are going up against. By God, I do!"
"My men don't surrender. I don't want to hear of any soldier under my command being captured unless he is hit. Even if you are hit, you can still fight. That's not just bullshit, either. The kind of man I want under me is like the lieutenant in Libya, who, with a Lugar against his chest, jerked off his helmet, swept the gun aside with one hand and busted hell out of the Boche with the helmet. Then he jumped on the gun and went out and killed another German: All this with a bullet through his lung. That's a man for you."
"All real heroes are not story book combat fighters either. Every man in the army plays a vital part. Every little job is essential. Don't ever let down, thinking your role is unimportant. Every man has a job to do. Every man is a link in the great chain. What if every truck driver decided that he didn't like the whine of the shells overhead, turned yellow and jumped headlong into the ditch? He could say to himself, "They won't miss me -- just one in thousands." What if every man said that? Where in hell would we be now? No, thank God, Americans don't say that! Every man does his job; every man serves the whole. Every department, every unit, is important to the vast scheme of things. The Ordnance men are needed to supply the guns, the Quartermaster to bring up the food and clothes to us -- for where we're going there isn't a hell of a lot to steal. Every last man in the mess hall, even the one who heats the water to keep us from getting the GI shits has a job to do. Even the chaplain is important, for if we get killed and if he is not there to bury us we'd all go to hell."
"Each man must not only think of himself, but of his buddy fighting beside him. We don't want yellow cowards in this army. They should all be killed off like flies. If not they will go back home after the war and breed more cowards. The brave men will breed brave men. Kill off the goddamn cowards and we'll have a nation of brave men."
"One of the bravest men I ever saw in the African campaign was the fellow I saw on top of a telegraph pole in the midst of furious fire while we were plowing toward Tunis. I stopped and asked what the hell he was doing up there at that time. He answered, "Fixing the wire, sir." "Isn't it a little unhealthy right now?," I asked. "Yes sir, but this goddamn wire's got to be fixed." There was a real soldier. There was a man who devoted all he had to his duty, no matter how great the odds, no matter how seemingly insignificant his duty might appear at the time."
"You should have seen those trucks on the road to Gabes. The drivers were magnificent. All day and all night they rolled over those son-of-a-bitching roads, never stopping, never faltering from their course, with shells bursting around them all the time. We got through on good old American guts. Many of these men drove over forty consecutive hours. These weren't combat men. But they were soldiers with a job to do. They did it -- and in a whale of a way they did it. They were part of a team. Without them the fight would have been lost. All the links in the chain pulled together and that chain became unbreakable."
"Don't forget, you don't know I'm here. No word of the fact is to be mentioned in any letters. The world is not supposed to know what the hell became of me. I'm not supposed to be commanding this Army. I'm not even supposed to be in England. Let the first bastards to find out be the goddamn Germans. Someday I want them to raise up on their hind legs and howl, 'Jesus Christ, it's the goddamn Third Army and that son-of-a-bitch Patton again.'"
"We want to get the hell over there. We want to get over there and clear the goddamn thing up. You can't win a war lying down. The quicker we clean up this goddamn mess, the quicker we can take a jaunt against the purple pissing Japs an clean their nest out too, before the Marines get all the goddamn credit."
"Sure, we all want to be home. We want this thing over with. The quickest way to get it over is to get the bastards. The quicker they are whipped, the quicker we go home. The shortest way home is through Berlin. When a man is lying in a shell hole, if he just stays there all day, a Boche will get him eventually, and the hell with that idea. The hell with taking it. My men don't dig foxholes. I don't want them to. Foxholes only slow up an offensive. Keep moving. And don't give the enemy time to dig one. We'll win this war but we'll win it only by fighting and by showing the Germans we've got more guts than they have."
"There is one great thing you men will all be able to say when you go home. You may thank God for it. Thank God, that at least, thirty years from now, when you are sitting around the fireside with your grandson on your knees, and he asks you what you did in the great war, you won't have to cough and say, 'I shoveled shit in Louisiana.' No, Sir, you can look him straight in the eye and say, 'Son, your Granddaddy rode with the Great Third Army and a Son-of-a-Goddamned-Bitch named George Patton!'"
"That is all."
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General Patton returns to speak about the military and the Modern World at War:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyUX6wV1lBQ
Good!
Posted by: Marc Boyd at June 06, 2009 05:17 PM (Zoziv)
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I read this and got so pumped, I punched someone walking by my cubicle.
Posted by: YouthofAmerica at June 09, 2009 10:09 AM (XHh1+)
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June 05, 2009
Obama's Approval Plummets
Did you ever wonder how long an ideologue recycling old philosophies would be able to pull one over on the American electorate after taking power, even if the media was doing their best to champion him as the best think since sliced bread? Well, we have an answer.
About four months.
As jobs continue to be lost despite media reporting
designed to disguise the truth, we may be seeing America's love affair with Hope and Change dying just months into a new Presidency.
But why is that?
While there are books that can (and no doubt will) be written about this recession and Obama's role in mismanaging it, we don't need the hindsight of history to know simple economics. You can't spend your way out of debt. Spending more when you're already in debt simply gets you deeper in debt. My nine-year-old gets this.
My President does not.
America is coming to grips with the fact our President is far out of his depth. He's a gifted orator, but speeches are not solutions.
He had no solutions. He has rhetoric.
He also has a sincere, irrational belief that more government involvement is the solution to almost any problem. But as almost everyone else knows, all government does in inhibit progress and retard growth with bureaucracy and inefficiency.
The number one domestic threat to the United States at this moment is a President that thinks government is the solution instead of the problem.
The polls are finally beginning to reflect that fact.
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Mr. "I WON" is not a gifted orator. He has somewhat gifted, but mostly lying speech writers who make this stuff up for him. Without his speech flowing on the TOTUS, he is an imbecil who cannot string 4 words together without screwing it up. Token Education, Token Job, Token President.
Posted by: TimothyJ at June 05, 2009 01:21 PM (IKKIf)
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We are so screwed. Zimbabwe's economy will be looking good by the time Teh Mess-iah gets done with ours. Impeachment/resignation just gets us President Biden. They both quit and it's President Pelosi? Gotta' go read the Constitution.
I'm looking for an up-side - throw me a bone...
Posted by: Diogenes Online at June 05, 2009 01:33 PM (2MrBP)
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Government has a job to do, but it has grown beyond the bounds set in our constitution, I hated the bailouts that Bush pushed thru and when Obama continued massive bailouts I knew he was more than a mere moslem determined to destroy democracy, this man is a lunatic and we must survive 3years + some months under his rule, the upside is that I think we will survive, Americans are great and we are a christian country and God has blessed us in the past, we can survive Obama. God bless America.
Posted by: duncan at June 05, 2009 02:25 PM (N8K+g)
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You don't spend millions to hide things if you've got nothing to hide. Sorry CY but that's the truth, get the man's real birth certificate and impeach him. Granted that only gets us the "Dumber" part of "Dumb & Dumber" as president...
Posted by: Scott at June 05, 2009 03:34 PM (sQmd1)
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When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. — That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, — That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security. — Such has been the patient sufferance of these Colonies; and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former Systems of Government. The history of the present President of the United States is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute Tyranny over these States.
Posted by: Scott at June 05, 2009 03:37 PM (sQmd1)
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I no longer believe that Biden is dumber than BHO... I'd welcome his promotion.
Posted by: Norbinski at June 05, 2009 04:13 PM (I1ySh)
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I love irony. Many on the left couldn't figure out that even though W's numbers were down it didn't follow that more people were going left, it just meant that those of us on the right figured out W was a big-government yahoo and didn't like it.
Obama isn't leftist enough for the left and we on the right know him for what he is - a socialist or worse - so his numbers are destined for the sub-basement of history.
Now we have leftists like Ted Rall jumping all over Obama I think I'll just sit right back and watch as the leftards start flaying each other as their party disintegrates from within. We don't have to do anything, the left will provide the material themselves.
Nothin' like a nice tall glass of 'I told ya so.'
Posted by: NevadaDailySteve at June 05, 2009 04:15 PM (+xi30)
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Wait until they see the healthcare plans....
Our fanboy media are not fooling everyone, it would appear.
Posted by: Martin at June 05, 2009 04:24 PM (5617J)
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Scott says: "Granted that only gets us the "Dumber" part of "Dumb & Dumber" as president..."
I'm not so sure about that.
In any event, at least Biden doesn't seem to fervently hate America and our way of life. So maybe he won't be hell-bent on completely destroying it.
Posted by: jana at June 05, 2009 07:37 PM (vSRlG)
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To put this misleading "ZERO" approval rating into a more realistic perspective have a look here:
http://www.gallup.com/home.aspx
Nice try. But it ain't the TRUTH. Fact is, more than 60% of the American People have a favorable approval rating for President Obama.
The Rasmussen poll used the terms "Strongly Approve and Strongly Disapprove" when collecting their data.
I don't doubt their data at all. That pretty much reflects the extremes of our society. However, to say that because 34% of each extreme approves and disapproves equals a Zero approval rating is nothing short of dishonesty.
According to the results of the Rasmussen poll, one can truthfully say that 34% of the American people strongly disapprove of Obama. Period. One can also say that 34% of the American people strongly approve of Obama. Period. One cannot truthfully say that Obama has a Zero approval rating.
You should be ashamed of yourself for posting such misleading and dishonest drivel. Even though we more often than not disagree on most political issues, I have, at the very least, come to expect honesty from you, CY.
Posted by: Dude at June 05, 2009 11:27 PM (byA+E)
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You're getting honesty from me, Dude. Too bad we can't get any reading comprehension out of you.
What the "0" indicates is that those who strongly disapprove with him is a wash for the first time when compared to those who strongly approve, not that his approval rating is zero.
If you can't read the chart correctly, perhaps you shouldn't comment.
Posted by: Confederate Yankee at June 05, 2009 11:36 PM (WjpSC)
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posted by Dude at June 5, 2009 11:27 PM
Snicker, nice try by you rasmussen has consistently polled right on the money every time gallup? Not so much they consistently over poll in favor of democrats by ten or more points every time, but I will give you that gallup is certainly consistent, consistently wrong that is. Nice try right back atcha dude. But heck keep drinking the koolaid 2010 is a comin and then you will be back to whining again and one shot Obama will be gone in 2012 and he knows it that is why he and your fellow travelers in Obama fantasy land are pushing through the socialist legislation as fast as they can it won't make any difference though because the new conservative majority (note I did not type Republican) will repeal all or most of the crap with the willing help of the blue dog Democrats because by then the average stupid Obama voter will have realized that he has done nothing for them except raise their taxes and on that note what exactly has Obama done to change any of the Bush doctrine? Lets see Gitmo is shut down right? Oops nope, we have pulled out of Iraq nope (troop numbers have reduced a little back to presurge levels), Afghanistan (more troops being shipped there)? Nope, renditions? Oopsies nope, water boarding and enhanced interrogation techniques? Bwahahaha I have money that says Obama has a secret signing statement or executive memo that those are still allowed in a ticking time bomb type scenario. Oh I know gay mariage nope, gays serving in the military oops nope. Hmmm I know he has created those jobs you know the 3 million he promised uh oh no unemployment the worst since 1983 and rising to the tune on average of 600,000 a month poof gone oh dear what is an simp Obama believer to do? You see you and everyone who voted for Obama are morons no wait you are imbeciles and not very smart ones at that his talk is just that talk other wise known as rhetoric and you are drinking the koolaid by the gallon. What a bunch of rubes!
Posted by: Oldcrow at June 05, 2009 11:51 PM (Q/BOf)
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I find it very amusing that you Obama simps continue to support him yet he has done nothing for you, he has done plenty for his multi-national corporate donors, political cronies and big labor (and that is not the same thing as supporting the actual you know laborers) ah the sweet sweet smell of cognitive dissonance and hypocrisy.
Posted by: Oldcrow at June 06, 2009 12:01 AM (Q/BOf)
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Oh and don't forget the banks, they got nice fat checks from you to, I say you because ain't nothing for free the money comes from us the tax payers, govmint takes at the point of a gun and gives it to all the a fore mentioned. Hows it feel to be giving the fat cats all that money? BewhahaA what a bunch of rubes you Obama supporters are.
Posted by: Oldcrow at June 06, 2009 12:05 AM (Q/BOf)
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Nothing wrong with my reading comprehension skills:
http://www.rightpundits.com/?p=4056
Like it or not, Obama STILL has an overall approval rating of more than 60%. You folks can color it any way that you wish. As one writer so succinctly stated recently (I forget who), the one thing that so called conservatives are most upset about now is the fact that they are no longer in charge. I will add to that: Thank God!!
I, too, am looking forward to 2010 and 2012.
Best Wishes to all............
Posted by: Dude at June 06, 2009 12:18 AM (byA+E)
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Oh forgot the terrorist surveillance program oh uh that's right still going strong hmmm is there anything teh one has changed? Well yeah he has ensured that we will all be unemployed and living on welfare in a few more years that is if your local universal health care bureaucrat deems you are worth keeping alive that is.
Posted by: Oldcrow at June 06, 2009 12:26 AM (Q/BOf)
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We survived Jimmy Carter so I think we'll survive Obama. We'll be a lot poorer but we're a resilient bunch.
Posted by: Capitalist Infidel at June 06, 2009 11:58 AM (MxQFN)
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A "gifted orator?" May I offer a different perspective informed by many years as a teacher of English, speech and theater?
Obama is, at best, a pedestrian public speaker, inflexible, plodding, and completely scripted, but scripted in such a way as to avoid saying anything of substance. Aristotle believed that all good rhetoric should encompass ethos (ethics), pathos (emotion) and logos (logic). Obama's speeches--and virtually everything he says in public is in speech form as read from a teleprompter--are long on emotional appeals to and about members of favored victim groups, and often make reference to lofty ethical concerns, but they are virtually devoid of logic, the logic that can be supported by ethics and emotion (they never take its place). Yes, we all want fluffy puppies and kitties to be allowed to live in peace and harmony, but Obama seldom, if ever, explains how this is to be accomplished.
In delivery, Obama is slow, plodding and inflexible. His head constantly turns right to left and back again, in a rhythm calculated to give the impression of making eye contact with his audience, but he is merely reading from teleprompter screens, and as such, his gaze never shifts higher or lower than the level of the screens.
He speaks in the cadence of a pseudo-evangelical preacher, but without the passion. His phrases are brief, rise in volume and pace in the middle, and slow quickly and drop dramatically in volume at the end, often clipping short final consonants. This is no doubt an artifact of the teleprompter. One can't squeeze too much text on the small screens without making it too difficult to read. There is little vocal variety in Obama's speaking.
His references to history and fact are all too often false or contradictory, and he often engages in blatant falsehoods, falsehoods that are easy to check and debunk. However, Obama relies on a compliant, drooling press to protect him, and for the most part, that trust is not misplaced.
Ultimately, what is most missing from Obama's speeches is substance. One can easily see what I mean by reading the speeches of Abraham Lincoln or even Martin Luther King. These are men who obviously read and understood Aristotle. I suspect Obama may have heard of him.
Great orator? Obama would barely rate a "C" in any college speech class not taught by a lunatic leftist.
Posted by: Mike at June 06, 2009 05:58 PM (S16tz)
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Funny thing this poll...I was a respondent to it
and count myself in the numbers of "moderately conservative" and "independent". TOTO and the Dems got NO positives from me.
Of course, the only choices on the policy questions were "press 1 for R" or "press 2 for D". I sure as Hades wasn't going to ever press 2. Now if they would have had a "Press 3 for Other Party", that would have been my choice since I have a really hard time trusting the GOP anymore on any of the questions asked...on the other hand, I DO trust the GOP infinitely more than the DEMs to screw things up less.
Posted by: PhyCon at June 07, 2009 01:51 AM (x6IK4)
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Ya'll need to elect me as President. I can fix this mess.
I know how to do it.
Posted by: capt26thga at June 07, 2009 03:46 PM (3zyYv)
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'Dude" what is that, you some hipster doofus?
The Rasmussen poll which measures strong approval/disapproval is much more informative than standard polling results. And BTW, it also measures total approval/disapproval too. On the day strong disapproval was as high as strong approval, Obama had a total favorable/unfavorable of 54%/46%, and not a 60% approval rating as you claimed.
Posted by: Brad at June 08, 2009 05:14 AM (IL8Fs)
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It is no accident that obama always speaks of the Constitution in the past tense. It is over.
Posted by: Jim at June 08, 2009 04:25 PM (IiPmR)
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Brad, Yes, I'm a an old country boy hippie at heart. Doofus? Some folks might think so. Many don't. I don't care one way or another.
Hey Brad, check this out:
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_obama_job_approval-1044.html
This shows that the average of all the major polls from May 26-June 8 gives Obama a 59.6 approval vs. 33.9 disapproval. On 6-6 through 6-8 the Rasmussen spread was 58 vs 41.
So it ain't 60%. For the sake of this discussion I think it's honest to say.........close enough.
Facts: Pesky little things aren't they?
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ABC NEWS: Alien Armada Targets President For Death!
Barack Obama's cascade of economic and foreign policy gaffes are apparently so great that aliens from other planets are threatening to have him killed:
Murray then said "We are on a mission to kill the president of the United States," according to the complaint.
Murray told the teller during that visit, the complaint added, "We are 94 million miles from the sun, and are in-between the sun and moon, and the eagle that flies between them, and it's a giant step for mankind. ... I have traveled thousands of miles to be here and know things that are going to happen. ... The banking system will fail and people will die. ... There will be chaos in the world."
What's worse is that the Secret Service has confirmed that Murray is just one of a vast alien conspiracy that desires to assassinate the President:
"This is one of a gazillion cases," the spokesman told ABC News. "It's not that out of the ordinary. We see this day in and day out."
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gazillion. Wow.
This strongly suggests that our President may be not just the most incompetent leader on this planet, but also the closest thing to Zaphod Beeblebrox in this and surrounding galaxies.
For those of you unfamiliar with Beeblebrox, he was, for a short time, the President of the Galaxy which was according to
Wikipedia's summary, "(a role that involves no power whatsoever, and merely requires the incumbent to attract attention so no one wonders who's really in charge, which is a role Zaphod was perfectly suited for)."
Through a colossal accounting error known as the 2008 Presidential Election, Barack Obama was selected to the same assignment, traveling around making inane speeches that inflame allies and encourage our enemies while making humiliating protocol errors like giving foreign heads of state
tawdry department store gifts that don't work.
So either Barack Obama is a such a dangerously incompetent leader that the entire galaxy wants him offed, or a fawning media is looking for any chance at all to whip up hysteria by making famous each and every crank they hear about.
I wonder which it is.
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Beware Flying Alter Boys
Swiped shamelessly from
Rachel Lucas, who got it from AP at
Hot Air.
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LOL. This is good, but the similar sendup of a-ha's "Take On Me" still beats it!
Posted by: Bruce (GayPatriot) at June 04, 2009 09:13 PM (dVVeE)
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I dunno..."Fonzi's got an army of clones"..."Mullet with headlights"...this edges out "assful of pipewrench"
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Great Moments in Parenting
A five-year-old kindergarten student was found with a handgun at my child's elementary school (name removed) in Raleigh, NC today. Don't bother to check the news, as that information hasn't been released to media outlets, just sent out as a phone alert to the parents of students, who are—at least at this moment—unaware of the prepubescent gunmen in their midst.
We were assured that the gun they recovered was unloaded, and from the moment it was discovered, that no student saw or touched it. Would that make you feel better if it was your child's school? Frankly, the seeing it isn't what concerns me.
I'm all in favor of having guns in schools. I think concealed carry permit holders should be allowed on college campuses as faculty, staff, and students, and would feel comfortable—actually, more comfortable—if I knew that public school faculty and administrators were empowered to act as a last line of defense against prospective school shooters.
But I also know you must always treat all guns as being loaded weapons all the time, and you simply cannot put them where children and irresponsible adults in your home can access them. Owning a firearm is a right, but it is also a serious responsibility.
Wake County law enforcement is dealing with the child, and his family.
I'm simply thankful that this time around no one is having to deal with the coroner.
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So, so SO glad my parents taught us basic gun safety-- which, at that age, boiled down to "do not touch, not a toy, don't even play with strange toy guns."
Thank goodness nobody got hurt.
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David Carradine, dead at 72.
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A woman was seen leaving the scene in a late 70's convertible with a young girl in tow...
What? Too soon?
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A Brilliant Delusion
In a stirring address in Cairo, Egypt, a U.S. President confirmed that he saw the world as he would have it be, and not as it was.
In rhetoric that bared a broad range of thought, from empathy and denial, to wishful thinking and sophomoric ideological
fantasy, Barack Obama alarmed allies and confirmed for the nation's enemies that he will do for democracy and the advancement of human rights what
George Tiller did for pediatrics.
By all means, go through
Obama's Cairo speech... and you tell me how "reality-based" our dorm room Marxist President really is.
He promises common ground with countries that harbor cultures who long ago declared holy war against us...
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It's worth remembering that Egyptian government TV broadcast a dramatization of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion during the entire month of Ramadan. That's how "moderate" Egypt is.
Posted by: pst314 at June 04, 2009 11:17 AM (XP0Bd)
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Well I don't know if Barry's delusions can be called brillant, but they sure to shun reality. A to reality, with the one, reality is optional. Which is why have grown fond of the phrase Obamaland.
Posted by: DavidL at June 04, 2009 12:02 PM (AK8DM)
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MSNBC is showing the speech, the whole speech and nothing but the speech except for some interjections reminding us of the rules of Affirmative Action in rhetoric... it is all grand and brilliant, don't you think? When the President of this Muslim nation said that Islam leads the world in religious tolerance I vomitted mightily and would like to convince myself that there was wretching across this Muslim nation, even in the living rooms of so-called Democrats. This is serious. Serious, serious, serious.
Posted by: megapotamus at June 04, 2009 12:25 PM (j4MuD)
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The more I read about Barrack Hussain Obama and see his managerial skills unfold I cannot help but be amazed that America is not a Third World banana republic.
To have voted in as your President a sophomoric, infantile, childlish, angry, incomptent and narcissistic individual is beyond belief.
As I watch him destroy your economy, wreck your foreign policy, undermine your security and rape your moral position on fundamental human rights as the right of a child in its mother's womb to live, it is apalling that we in the rest of the western world have to look on as our leading light in the USA is debased further and further but this selfcentered clown you call your President.
I no longer need to fully debate economic or moral points in depth about the nonsense this fool is foisting on the world. He is incompetent pure and simple and debating his words iis now like debating the noises coming from a one year old.
Posted by: joseph at June 04, 2009 12:43 PM (zVz0T)
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Islam isn't a religion, it's a cult created by a pedophile and teaches murder and hate. I hate to say it but we are doomed, doomed I tell ya.
Posted by: kp at June 04, 2009 12:47 PM (9oxcg)
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As quoted in the Asia Times:
“Why should the president of the United States address the ‘Muslim world, What would happen if the leader of a big country addressed the ‘Christian world’? Half the world would giggle and the other half would sulk.
“To speak to the ‘Muslim world’ is to speak not to a fact, but rather to an aspiration, and that is the aspiration that Islam shall be a global state religion as its founders intended. To address this aspiration is to breathe life into it. For an American president to validate such an aspiration is madness.”
Posted by: kp at June 04, 2009 12:57 PM (9oxcg)
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I watched this pathetic speech. Makes me ill.
Posted by: Mark Harvey (aka Snooper) at June 04, 2009 01:06 PM (Cu/gO)
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Barry Hussein, our Dear Leader is a joke. A utopian socialist wannabe, with moooslim sympathies. Great, just great. And 52% of Americans put this momma's boy in the White House.
As France's Sarkozy said of him two months ago -"he has a messiah complex".
Posted by: rssg at June 04, 2009 03:08 PM (HH3AB)
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I disagree wholeheartedly.
Obama's speech was powerful, on target, and as usual, brilliantly delivered.
I am very proud to have him as our President. We are again the envy of the rest of the world.
Posted by: jharp at June 04, 2009 04:00 PM (hOPQH)
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Damn Harpo, so this is where you disappeared to!
Haven't been banned here yet?
Leave it to you to continue to idolize the great Xerxes!
This POS is on a ego driven campaign to destroy the Republic that will only end with his removal from office!
Keep on parroting your great leader, just watch out if you are one of those pesky jews!
Posted by: SacTownMan at June 04, 2009 04:23 PM (nFGR9)
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Confederate Yankee
http://confederateyankee.mu.nu
jharp, you are of course entitled to follow Obama to your heart's content, but the speech was very much a bust to the rest of the world.
The regional media and public opinion surveys suggested that they felt Obama was either dangerous and incompetent, a simpleton who would be easy to take advantage of, or simply a gifted liar.
Stateside, HuffPo writer Peter Daou ripped Obama as well, suggesting that even the hardcore Lefty faithful aren't buying his bloated 6,000 word rendition of of "peace in our time."
Keep believing the press releases if you want to, but President Obama is firmly establishing a track record of providing very little more than new rhetoric to dress up old ideas.
Posted by: Confederate Yankee at June 04, 2009 04:43 PM (gAi9Z)
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>Barack Obama alarmed allies
Which allies? What concerns have they raised?
Posted by: salvage at June 04, 2009 05:20 PM (DEOQe)
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"Keep believing the press releases if you want to"
Posted by Confederate Yankee at June 4, 2009
I didn't read the press releases nor do I intend to.
I simply listened to the speech.
And it was very powerful and I very much liked what he had to say. Especially on the topic of democracy.
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Jharp, read what Joseph wrote above what you posted. He has it correctly. If you disagree, you are not paying attention.
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Posted by: joseph at June 4, 2009 12:43 PM:
"The more I read about Barrack Hussain [sic] Obama and see his managerial skills unfold I cannot help but be amazed that America is not a Third World banana republic.
To have voted in as your President a sophomoric, infantile, childlish [sic], angry, incomptent [sic] and narcissistic individual is beyond belief.
As I watch him destroy your economy, wreck your foreign policy, undermine your security and rape your moral position on fundamental human rights as the right of a child in its mother's womb to live, it is apalling [sic] that we in the rest of the western world have to look on as our leading light in the USA is debased further and further but this selfcentered [sic] clown you call your President.
I no longer need to fully debate economic or moral points in depth about the nonsense this fool is foisting on the world. He is incompetent pure and simple and debating his words iis [sic] now like debating the noises coming from a one year old."
Posted by: Zelsdorf Ragshaft III at June 5, 2009 08:43 AM:
"Jharp, read what Joseph wrote above what you posted. He has it correctly. If you disagree, you are not paying attention."
What Joseph wrote above is a wholly fact-free and hysterical rant that could stand as a textbook example of why an ad hominem attack is a logical fallacy. Joseph is clearly projecting his own infantile insecurities upon Obama. EVIDENCE is what convinces an audience to agree with your worldview, not pissy tantrums filled with personal attacks. Otherwise, you just appear to all freethinking persons to be a hysterical child with serious personality issues whose opinions should be dismissed forthwith.
Posted by: sugarbiscuit at June 05, 2009 11:43 AM (LPY23)
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Yeah, Joseph certainly doesn't disclose himself to be a man of letters. It's stunning that epithet rather than argument typically wins assent in conservative circles.
Posted by: Dominic at June 05, 2009 03:26 PM (T0DdC)
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Dominic, do you have any evidence to support your assertions? Joseph certainly does.
0bama's "I won" speech to Conservatives after the election.
Snarling "can't I finish my waffle" when faced with moderately tough questions from the media.
Jabbing Alan Keyes with his finger during one of their campaign appearances.
In a similar incident, placing his hands on a reporter who was insufficiently worshipful. Part of a repeated tendency to get physical with people who make him uncomfortable.
Twice using obscene gestures when referring to political opponents.
Looks like there is, in fact, a lot of anger & poor impulse control underneath that slick Affirmative Action, "good negro" exterior...
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June 03, 2009
Most Brilliant President Evah Declares United States is a Muslim Country
Jake Tapper has discovered that the Administration is now comfortable referencing President Obama's Muslim roots.
I count myself as an Obama critic for many reasons, but I've
consistently defended the President's school record even as he attempted to minimize the public's view of his exposure to Islam. He felt—accurately—that there are a lot of religious bigots in this country that would not vote for a Muslim for President, and I'd be shocked if his own internal polling during the election didn't reflect across the board including minority voters as well, especially African-American Baptist congregations in the South and heavily Catholic Latino communities around the country.
Quite frankly, if Barack Obama had not made strong efforts to quash his early ties to Islam as much as possible, there is little reason to suspect that a post-9/11 America would have elected him President.
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"He is who you elected, America.And you deserve every second of his Presidency."
So true, but unfortunately the 60,000,000 of us that didn't vote for him are just as screwed as the 70,000,000 that did along with the 80,000,000 that stayed home...
Posted by: Diogenes Online at June 03, 2009 10:45 AM (2MrBP)
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In their fervor to elect the first black President, the American voting population may very well have elected the last black President.
Posted by: SicSemperTyrannus at June 03, 2009 12:08 PM (JSetw)
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The American people don't deserve Barack Obama. Yes, a dishonest and incompetent media did persuade a majority of those voting to elect him. And yes, we have demolished our educational system to the point where a majority of voters and happily unaware of history, civics or economics. And yes, we voted in crooks and fools who believe their job is to buy votes with tax money. But..
Just as the people of Zimbabwe don't deserve Mugabe or the people of Arabia don't deserve the Sauds, the American people don't deserve Obama. We are indeed responsible for him and we provided the system that he used but we don't deserve him.
Posted by: Ken Hahn at June 03, 2009 01:09 PM (E1obs)
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In admitting that the US is a Muslim country has Obama repudiated the accomplishments of Battle of Tours in 732 and, in effect, given the appearance of accepting the extension the caliphate to include North America to the Muslim world ?
Posted by: Neo at June 03, 2009 01:30 PM (5d1ix)
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America elected Barack Obama, but a lot of us didn't vote for him. None of my family did. We don't deserve what he is doing to us and our country. This man is destroying our country, and my children and grandchildren don't deserve the disaster that he is going to visit upon them in the future.
Posted by: Nancy at June 03, 2009 02:11 PM (IJnhV)
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Hmm, moooslim name. Moooslim father. Moooslim step-father. Can recite the moooslim call to prayer in arabic. Attended school as a moooslim in a moooslim country - Indonesia.
Nah, nothing to see here, move on. So says the US news media.
Posted by: betwyan at June 03, 2009 02:27 PM (HH3AB)
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B. Hussein Obama and his administration are working overtime to take this country down. His outragous spending and budgets to his weak national defense policies, and the nationalization of our banks, vehicle industry, energy and many others will do massive harm to our great country. Elections have consequences and this one will impact us now and other generations to come. Wake up America! Can't wait until the the 2010 midterm elections and the 2012 Presidential election.
Posted by: Luke Taylor at June 03, 2009 03:30 PM (3gKTq)
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Ken Hahn: "Deserves got nothin' to do with it."
Posted by: William Munny at June 03, 2009 03:48 PM (SVbTQ)
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The Dear Leader, Comrade Barry is systematically dismantling the United States economically and militarily and ZERO percent of the news media even dares to bring up the issue and most Americans are numbed over and just accept the friendly, anti-American, smiley moooslim boy in the White House.
Nice, real nice.
Posted by: betwyan at June 03, 2009 04:29 PM (HH3AB)
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Obama is saying the US is now a Muslim country because a Muslim is running the show now. I hope everyone who voted for this monster will take a deep bow when the second Holocaust happens via Iran's nuke program.
Posted by: RM at June 03, 2009 04:49 PM (J+MvM)
Posted by: SWT at June 03, 2009 06:28 PM (SVbTQ)
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Well, when you add in all the muslims in the 51st through 57th state, the US is a muslim country.
Posted by: Barney15e at June 03, 2009 09:06 PM (/OmAA)
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The explanation for this unexplainable burp is quite simple. In some late-night bull session featuring Ayers or Cone or some other genius of marxism, Barry heard someone say this and since it complied so perfectly with his Rousouean philosophy it became unquestionable cant. This formulation is probably to be heard in any conversation with the likes of Axelrod, Emmanuel or Favreau. This is the Reality on which is founded the Reality Based Community. What just might be appalling enough to actually hurt Barry is that just previous to his declaration that we reside in a Muslim country his side of this war was revving up a media campaign denying that this is a Christian nation. Now, if someone wanted to make the case that this is a secular or non-denominational nation, cool enough since I am both of those things but if the choice is between being a Muslim nation or a Christian nation (could there be more Hindus than Muslims here?) I think it safe to say the choice will be Christian and the mystery of why a nominally Christian fellow would make such a willful, false and offensive assertion in a speech in a foreign land that is the product of his whole crew of geniuses in collaboration must be explored.
Posted by: megapotamus at June 04, 2009 09:17 AM (grC0Y)
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Marxists always thought the Muslims could be a useful tool for them to expand Marxism. Curiously, the Muslims have always thought they were using the Marxists the same way.
These days, there's more Muslims than hardcore Marxists, so I'm pretty sure who gets put up against the wall when the rubber meets the road on that one.
Islam isn't just a "religion" - its a blueprint for a complete social and financial structure...one that is incompatible in many ways with any other social/financial structures on the planet...including Marxism, because a real Muslim won't recognize the state as ultimate authority.
Posted by: PA at June 04, 2009 01:50 PM (grfe6)
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I wonder what the ACLU would do say about this invention from the Muslim world ...
German media outlets reported last week that a Saudi inventor's application to patent a "killer chip," as the Swiss tabloids put it, had been denied.
The basic model would consist of a tiny GPS transceiver placed in a capsule and inserted under a person's skin, so that authorities could track him easily.
Model B would have an extra function — a dose of cyanide to remotely kill the wearer without muss or fuss if authorities deemed he'd become a public threat.
Posted by: Neo at June 04, 2009 10:56 PM (5d1ix)
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June 02, 2009
An Ideologue's World
The flash was blinding and disorienting, and Hassan dropped to his knees as a roar like the end of the world shook the ground under him. The sky over Jericho dimmed and he turned west to see a mushroom cloud rising above Tel Aviv... or where Tel Aviv once was.
A song began to rise in his heart at the death of the Jews, but it hung as he saw the contrails of high-flying Israeli jets streaking overhead toward Damascus and Tehran.
"The Shia have killed us all," he whispered, and he sat down to die.
For now, this vision of the end of the Cradle of Civilization— the realization of the so-called
Samson option by a dying Israel in response to an Iranian nuclear strike —is fiction.
Our President, however, seems unwilling to take repeated Iranian threats to destroy Israel at face value, just as he ignores that nation's continued development of long-range missiles and nuclear warheads.
He pretends to believe that Iran has a need or desire for peaceful nuclear energy instead of the beginning of Armageddon. His is a childish belief of a man who has never been a leader but has
always been an ideologue in a political movement cowed by an irrational and suicidal belief of moral equivalence between good and evil when it admits that they even exist at all. He says we
cannot impose our values—life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—on nations with murderous histories and hate-consumed cultures.
Better to let them live out their fantasies of genocide, no matter how many millions die, than be a man who has to make difficult decisions.
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Makes me wonder, yet again, just what his motives are.
Posted by: George Bruce at June 02, 2009 03:37 PM (v4XVE)
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Remember when Bush stopped N. Korea and Iran's nuclear programs? Me neither, and he had 8 years to try rather than 4 months.
If anyone knows how to stop Iran from building a bomb short of all out war please speak up. Failing that perhaps you could point to another 200-300,000 troops we could use for an invasion.
Once you show the world the US is a rouge state committed to "preventative war" - but only against non-nuclear armed nations - you all but insure everyone who can build a nuke will build a nuke. File this under sowing and reaping, and send the bill to Bush/Cheney.
Posted by: Jim at June 02, 2009 04:02 PM (3GzXA)
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Ah, Jim's back with a kneejerk "Blame Bush!" response. How usual.
The Nork's proliferation can be blamed on Clinton before Bush, and Bush was, in regards to Iran, trying to take all peaceable steps possible to keep from having to launch an offensive against the Iranians weapons program.
Obama, an appeaser to the core, not only has failed to support our ally, but now has given legitimacy to an enemy that has clearly stated it's desire for the genocide of Israel multiple times. He's effectively given the go-ahead for an Arab race for the bomb.
And Jim has the gall to defend this modern day Chamberlain for making the world a far more dangerous place.
Posted by: Confederate Yankee at June 02, 2009 04:20 PM (gAi9Z)
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Yet another decision that's above his pay grade.
As for Jim: "the US is a rouge state..." Well that explains a lot. Clearly we should be a mascara and blusher state, rather than rouge. At least we're not a pancake make-up state.
Posted by: Stoutcat at June 02, 2009 04:28 PM (kKdtK)
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Good one CY, call me out for my "knee jerk reaction" when I blame Bush, not Obama, for things that happened in the past 8 years, then blame Clinton for N. Korea in the next breath. Classic.
Huffing and puffing does not equal "all possible peaceful steps", nor did it work. The question remains, what should Obama do short of war with Iran, and how could we pull that off when we're still in the middle of the Bush adventure in Iraq.
But why bother yourself with solutions, just keep calling our President names.
Posted by: Jim at June 02, 2009 04:33 PM (3GzXA)
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We don't need to launch a war--a simple bombing of their nuke facilities (something the Israelis will do at some point in the interests of survival) would solve the problem.
Unfortunately, thanks to Jim's ilk, we can't even take that low-key option because they've created a litmus test for pre-emptive action that requires tens of thousands of dead Americans in order for them to feel morally justified in eliminating the threat.
Posted by: ECM at June 02, 2009 04:41 PM (q3V+C)
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remember how noone stopped hitler from rebuolding his military capabilities. all the libs of that time said hitler would be satisfied getting part of czeckoslovackia. not confronting a clear and prsent danger at that time only resulted in the deaths of 30 million or so. not confronting the clear and pre4sent danger of stalin and mao both leftists like todays democrats only resulted in the deaths of upwards of 80 million people. when we dont confront evil leaders early always ends up having huge costs in terms of life and property. better to take the morally bankrupt pc position of todays left and let the millions more be sacraficed.
Posted by: jerry at June 02, 2009 05:06 PM (I03Iv)
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Many of you would desire to bomb Iran. Great solution except for one thing and that is that Russia does not seem to desire such a thing in their backyard. Maybe if we removed the missile shield from East Europe, Russia would be willing to bi--h slap them.
Posted by: david at June 02, 2009 05:11 PM (dccG2)
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Why would I want Russia to bitch slap East Europe? Haven't they suffered enough since their betrayal by FDR?
Posted by: Adriane at June 02, 2009 08:07 PM (W7nzI)
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People like Jim are an interesting study. Like most of the Left, they exist as mere reflections of that which they oppose. They lack a developed self identity, instead defining themselves as being not what another is.
It's a prescription for life-long mental difficulties. One cannot indefinitely define themselves as the opposite of another. While it has a comforting simplicity by its removal of responsibility, it leads to antagonism, radicalism, hatred and eventual unpleasant ends. As things never improve for those who apply the belief system, they increasingly attribute fault to their opposite to which they're linked. It's for this very reason that so many on the left now are not only not overjoyed at Obama's ascent, but are even more angry. They had expected that the demise of their opposite would naturally cause a rise of their own, but it doesn't work that way.
Jim's unfortunately destined to live a miserable life. He has given up on the capacity to contribute anything meaningful to this life. Say a prayer for him as you ignore him. The meaning of his life story is but to serve as a warning to the rest of us: use this life well. It may be all you have.
Posted by: HatlessHessian at June 03, 2009 12:22 AM (7r7wy)
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Jim, oh Jim.
CY is referring to Clinton providing huge amounts of grain, fuel oil and nuclear reactors to North Korea in the mid 90s. North Korea promised not to make nukes in exchange. They lied.
Everyone knew they were lying too. It seemed at the time that Clinton's purpose was to actively start their nuke program.
CY's not blaming Clinton for what you call the "last 8 years". The mid 90's were more than 8 years ago.
I'll give you a chance to come clean though.
I don't know how to break it down any more without making it sound like I'm talking to a small child, but I'll risk that so you can't squirm out of your claim.
Clinton was President in 1994. Not George Bush. You are dead wrong. 1994 was 15 years ago. Not 0-8 years ago.
The ball's in your court. Start begging for redemption, if you want it.
Posted by: brando at June 03, 2009 12:31 AM (j/VXB)
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Where King's Bill Would Have Failed
Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad, the American Muslim convert that shot two local soldiers outside of a Little Rock military recruiting station, was on a FBI watch list after all, not that it did any good:
The suspect arrested in the fatal shooting of one soldier and the critical injury of another at a Little Rock, Ark., Army recruiting booth today was under investigation by the FBI's Joint Terrorist Task Force since his return from Yemen, ABC News has learned.
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Officers who searched the car found more than 100 rounds of ammunition, an SKS assault rifle, two pistols, and two military books.
The ammunition was loaded in magazines which were found in a vest, police sources say.
You can expect at least lip service for Peter King's
H.R.2159: Denying Firearms and Explosives to Dangerous Terrorists Act of 2009 to pick up steam in the wake of the Little Rock attack that killed soldier William Long and the killing of an infanticide specialist in a Wichita church the day before.
Denying terrorists the means by which to carry out their attacks is something we can all get behind on both sides, but I can't find anything in King's bill to suggest that Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad or Scott Roeder would have been effectively denied access to firearms even if King's proposed bill was already established law.
Roeder's Freemen fringe is known to be well-armed and not prone to having any respect for federal laws—indeed, the defining characteristic of this and similar groups is that they do not respect federal authority—and I rather doubt King's proposed law would be the one they decided to follow.
Likewise, Muhammad could easily obtain arms via other, non-legal means.
As it stands, I haven't seen law enforcement or media reports that established how either of these domestic terrorists obtained their firearm. That said, we do know that another law, however well-intentioned, would not have been the slightest impediment to these killers.
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The lawyers of our ruling class will never understand that this isn't a law enforcement problem. When the only tool you possess is a hammer...
Posted by: Diogenes Online at June 02, 2009 10:48 AM (2MrBP)
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I might remind you that many on this site are considered terrorist by Obama the Great. We all would be under more laws if not careful.
Posted by: david at June 02, 2009 02:08 PM (dccG2)
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From Michelle Maulkin's web site, there is a link to this report by a Ted Ross:
http://directorblue.blogspot.com/2009/06/red-alert-did-white-house-order-fbi-to.html
It seems possible that the FBI was pressured (ordered?) to NOT pursue strong surveillance of precisely the sort of terrorist who shot these two servicemen.
Regards, Peter Warner.
Posted by: Peter Warner at June 04, 2009 12:04 PM (VfeMm)
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African-American Muslim Convert Guns Down Two Soldiers at Little Rock Recruiting Station
The political apparatus behind Homeland Security is obviously not tracking the right extremists:
A Muslim convert who said he was opposed to the U.S. military shot two soldiers outside an Arkansas recruiting station, killing one of the soldiers, police said Monday.
"This individual appears to have been upset with the military, the Army in particular, and that's why he did what he did," Little Rock Police Lt. Terry Hastings said in a phone interview.
"He has converted to Muslim here in the past few years," Hastings said. "To be honest we're not completely clear on what he was upset about. He had never been in the military."
Hastings identified the man in custody as Carlos Bledsoe, 24, of Little Rock, who was going by the name of Abdul Hakim Mujahid Muhammad.
It seems like it was just within the past few weeks—
because it was—that another group of African-American Muslim converts attempted to carry out terrorist attacks against American citizens.
Has anyone heard of Homeland Security or the Justice Department issuing warnings to law enforcement agencies to be looking for signs of suspicious activity from this very specific pool of potential terrorists? Before they struck twice in the past two weeks, I mean.
I'd love to hear from those of you in law enforcement if such a warning had been issued.
I'd hate to think that our current Presidential Administration would rather ignore the uncomfortable realities of real terrorist threats in favor of playing to the comforting silence of identity politics... but considering President Obama's ties to certain
terrorists/authors and the 20 years he spent in the congregation of a racial separatist church, I wouldn't put it past Dear Leader, either.
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I heard the poor fellow read in the New York Times that Guantanamo still wasn't closed, ran to a Mosque, radicalized and went on a wild rampage.
Posted by: HatlessHessian at June 01, 2009 11:12 PM (7r7wy)
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One thing to remember is that the 4 who were caught trying to buy the stinger thought that they were making contact with Al Queda.
So, if you're truly wondering what liberals think of the situation, look no further than slate magazine...
(I had to remove the link to the article because the filter on this message board wouldn't let me post it. But if you'd like to read it it's from Feb.27 09, and the title of the article is called "the melting pot theroy", it's one in a series about why after 9-11, we weren't attacked again.Google it!)
"American Muslims are better-educated and wealthier than the average American"
Really? I did not know that! I thought that many were living in places like Jersey City and Patterson. (not nice areas!)
See what they mean to say is that people who are Muslim who are come from the middle east are sometimes wealthy, but of course not all of them are. In reality there are a whole other set of Muslims that they, for some reason in the article, fail to consider.
If you or me or anybody who reads Confederate Yankee were to make such generalizations, well I guess that we'd be... racists? Ignorant? Stupid?.
Posted by: xerocky at June 02, 2009 06:38 AM (kX5hh)
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I just read over on Ace that the FBI was checking up on this guy since he returned from Yemen. Not that it did any good, but he was indeed on a list.
Posted by: Tim at June 02, 2009 08:25 AM (3Wewy)
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The ruling to kill the Americans and their allies -- civilians and military -- is an individual duty for every Muslim who can do it in any country in which it is possible to do it...
-Osama bi Laden, Feb 23, 1998
Thus spake the Religion of Peace!
Posted by: GEJ at June 02, 2009 09:37 AM (cIwR7)
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Well, the Dept of Homeland Security had the guy on their list. They really meant to check him out, but they were too busy. They were hot on the trail of several recently returned veterans, three of whom attended a tea party rally and one of whom joined the NRA!
Posted by: George Bruce at June 02, 2009 03:42 PM (v4XVE)
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Thus spoke a osama bin laden, who anyone can tell you, is no muslim.
Posted by: MAModerate at June 02, 2009 04:30 PM (Kxem3)
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I look forward to the flood of fatwas against Osama for his anti-islamic screed. I will hold my breath. But this soldier has not died in vain, nor the other wounded for nothing. The lesson here is as obvious as could be. The Islamists daily declare and as often as they are able, demonstrate, that this globe is theirs and anyone not bearded and burkha'd is not just an enemy citizen but a crusader, an infidel; a convert at best but preferably a slave. The battlefield, numbnuts, extends to your front porch. It has throughout this four decade assault but only now are the bullets pinging off your screen door.
Posted by: megapotamus at June 04, 2009 09:24 AM (grC0Y)
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The Left Gets Their Andrew Mickel to Celebrate
Via Little Green Footballs, it seems that the suspect arrested in the murder of infanticide specialist George Tiller may be one Scott Roeder.
Charles notes that someone posting under that name has posted at the Web sites of several anti-abortion groups, and that he may be the same Scott Roeder that belongs to several extremist groups on the far right fringe, including the Sovereign Citizen movement, the Freeman, and perhaps the Christian Identity movement. If so, Roeder is far outside the mainstream of American thought, as was his analog,
Andrew Mickel.
Those of you familiar with this site know that I've referred to Mickel on
several occasions in the past precisely because he is an excellent whipping boy that showcases the extremism that can come from far leftist ideologies. He and Roeder may very well be mirror images of the same sort of extremist-prone mindset that seeks to become a malevolent force.
There are some of us in the center-right blogosphere who came down heavily on Mickel for his politically-motivated assassination of an innocent police officer, but the national media largely ignored Mickel's conviction in a death penalty case, probably because of the fact that they helped shape the terrorist he became, and because he was a living example of the worst extreme of their ideology.
Now that a man identified as Roeder has murdered infanticide specialist George Tiller, the media finally has a politically motivated assassination it can get behind and hype. They will try to portray as some sort of representative example of a much wider group, just as
noted conspiracy theorist Andrew Sullivan reflexively did, even though the last murder of an abortionist occurred
more than a decade ago.
As I noted
earlier, nobody gains from such politically-motivated murders, and I can only wonder how the powers that be will try to use this tragedy to their advantage.
Provided they don't get someone else killed first.
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CY,
Longtime reader and never commented here before. I disagree with your sentence. Someone always gains from politically motivated crimes including murder.
The question may well be: what is being gained by the death of Tiller? A golden opportunity to show the how dangerous Christians are to the community at large; with a parallel diminution of Christian activities from fighting [peacefully] abortion to fighting [peacefully] gay marriage to fighting [peacefully] economic slavery. This is yet another event that won't be allowed to go to waste.
Tiller's death is a God-send (if you'll please pardon the irony) to anyone whose enemy is a Christian individual or group.
My two cents and thank you for the opportunity to post.
R, Dave
Posted by: DaveO at June 01, 2009 10:45 AM (O4Ot4)
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They've already killed a enlisted soldier at a recruiting station at 10 this morning.
http://www.katv.com/news/stories/0609/627959.html
Posted by: brando at June 01, 2009 01:43 PM (qzOby)
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Wow, one enlisted man gets murdered in Bumfuck Arkansas ... I wonder how much sympathy we should expect from the millions of Iraqis who watched their brothers, fathers, uncles, daughter, mothers and aunts die at the hands of Bush's folly to prove he has a big dick. You've always been a pussy Bob, trying to separate yourself from the madness that is crackpot right-wing terrorism is just another pussy move.
Posted by: KillMe at June 01, 2009 05:41 PM (PFrKp)
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As oppose to what , KillMe , of millions of Marsh Arabs , Kurds and Shi'te who saw their brothers , sisters , parents , neighbors that were tortured , murdered , imprisoned , gassed , buried alive by Saddam Hussein from 1979 to 2003 . In your stupidity and utter ignorance , you have forgotten that moral equivalence works both ways . Since you did not prevent that deaths of millions of Iraqis when Saddam was in power , hence you are much to blame for their deaths and the deaths of Americans and coalition soldiers and Iraqis when they ousted the mad man . And oh yeah , before you sprout the nonsense that America armed the Iraqis , here is a hint , the Iraqis bought most of their arms from the Soviet Union and some planes from France .
Posted by: Wil at June 02, 2009 12:35 AM (4sHuN)
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Posted by: UNRR at June 02, 2009 06:42 AM (2D++g)
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I guess we can all agree that crazy comes in all colours. However, as a leftist, I am continually surprised by the acceptance of hatespeech in the rightwings current screeds. The usual counterargument is that we treated Bush just as bad, but I aint buying that. While we referred to him as Dumbya and went after him for his policies of torture in not an exactly graceful and dignified matter, the right keeps on calling Obama by his middle name to indicate that he is a muslim, and accusations of treason and wanting to destroy the US are very seldom frowned upon. Add to this the RINO jihad and on a scale, I have to say your side looks and sounds uglier.
And ugly breeds crazy, unfortunately.
Posted by: fnord at June 02, 2009 07:08 AM (L7ZLS)
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Reading the leftist slime's ramblings here, it really gives you insight into their intellectual inadequacy, as hypocrisy oozes from every line.
They spew hate because it's all that they are.
Impotent, sad, little infantile whiners who live lives seething with hatred, spewing venom, yet they think they can tar anyone they like with the label that fits them like a glove.
Concepts like logic and reason elude them.
It's like trying to have a debate with a teething two-year-old up past his bedtime.
Posted by: democratsarefascists at June 02, 2009 09:07 AM (SnAmS)
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democratsarefacists,
Is your post intended to be that comically ironic?
Posted by: Jim at June 02, 2009 04:07 PM (3GzXA)
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When You've Lost the Shrieking Radical Cartoonists, You've Lost Them All
Barack Obama seems to be losing the far left wing of his support, as evidenced by pressure from the left wing blogosphere on a number of issues and most recently, a rant from bigoted cartoonist Ted Rall.
Pardon me, but didn't we warn you of this
before the election?
Obama is useless. Worse than that, he's dangerous. Which is why, if he has any patriotism left after the thousands of meetings he has sat through with corporate contributors, blood-sucking lobbyists and corrupt politicians, he ought to step down now — before he drags us further into the abyss.
I refer here to Obama's plan for "preventive detentions." If a cop or other government official thinks you might want to commit a crime someday, you could be held in "prolonged detention." Reports in U.S. state-controlled media imply that Obama's shocking new policy would only apply to Islamic terrorists (or, in this case, wannabe Islamic terrorists, and also kinda-sorta-maybe-thinking-about-terrorism dudes). As if that made it OK.
In practice, Obama wants to let government goons snatch you, me and anyone else they deem annoying off the street.
Preventive detention is the classic defining characteristic of a military dictatorship. Because dictatorial regimes rely on fear rather than consensus, their priority is self-preservation rather than improving their people's lives. They worry obsessively over the one thing they can't control, what George Orwell called "thoughtcrime" — contempt for rulers that might someday translate to direct action.
If Rall and his peers had actually bothered to vet Obama prior to the election, instead of acting as his fluffer, then perhaps he could have avoided the nasty shock of discovering that Barack Obama is exactly what we said he would be if he won the election. America voted for a charismatic, radical orator with a well-oiled field organization and brilliant propaganda, and we got it.
Like the spoiled children they are, they don't seem willing to pay the cost for their decision.
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It has been noted elsewhere that Rall lost his job last week, raising the question of whether this is the source of his new-found attitude...
Posted by: teqjack at June 01, 2009 01:55 PM (CEphM)
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And it is surprising what people will espouse when their income depends on their political views?
Posted by: Jerry in Detroit at June 01, 2009 09:37 PM (sWM6i)
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All of the conservative blogs seem surprised when Obama does something that will hurt the USA. You either haven't figured out, or have forgotten, Obama does not want the USA to succeed. If nothing else will convince you of this, him wanting a civilian police force UNDER HIS CONTROL that has as many members as the military, and funded equal to the military, should convince you he wants to take over the country. What did Adolph Hitler call his civilian police force? Obama can't activate the Nation Guard, governors have to do that. With his civilian police force that is as strong as the military he could easily take over the country.
I honestly believe Obama wants to be King, not president. He knows he can't be king in a republic (we are not a democracy), so he is aligning himself with those who will help make him king. Since a person can only be king in a dictatorship, Obama is friends of dictatorships since he wants to have one of his own. Using this logic it is easy to see why he wants to be friends with Venezuela and Cuba.
Remember, he had to have a title BEFORE he was president, so he CREATED the title of "Office Of The President Elect." How long will it be before he DEMANDS to be called "Your Majesty?"
He bowed to the Saudi King because the king is like the Godfather to Obama. You only bow down to those you are in allegiance to. In that simple act Obama showed the world who he is subject to, and who he honors the most.
I think Obama's plan is to turn the USA over to other countries, and he figures he will be crowned king over it, or a part of it. Now I understand why he couldn't keep from laughing during his 60 Minutes interview. He knows they are helping him become king, and he will be ruling over them as their king some day.
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May 31, 2009
A Monster is Murdered, and Nothing is Gained
"Two wrongs don't make a right."
That childhood admonition stuck with me over the years, and was the first thought to pop into my head when I read that an
infanticide practitioner by the name of George Tiller was gunned down in a Wichita, KS church this morning, and that a suspect was in custody.
I'm finding it harder than normal to find sympathy for this murder victim, but with reason.
He was a man who killed babies the age my daughter Kate was when she came into this world. To me putting a baby to death is simply unimaginable and tragic, and it makes him a monster. I cannot imagine the kind of man who would do such a thing, or easily imagine the circumstances in which such an act could be justified if the baby wasn't an immediate and life-threatening medical risk to the mother, but I do try to remind myself that it isn't my place to judge what happens to him, or his soul.
If you believe in God, you know that either Tiller is forgiven for his sins, or he is damned for eternity.
Sadly, there are some small-minded people who find a bit of satisfaction in the thought of an abortion doctor burning in Hell, and think that the only think wrong with this scenario is that the other few doctors nationwide that still practice this barbarity aren't also in morgues.
I don't think they grasp that the murder of this physician is merely the last tragedy of a life tragically led, and that politically-motivated murders rarely accomplish anything more than throwing away two more lives (that of the the victim and the murderer) without coming a single step closer to resolving the underlying disconnect that leaves the sides so far apart.
George Tiller was a monster. So is his killer. Neither should be made into martyrs or heroes, as it is quite clear that neither man was.
Simply pray they both find forgiveness, and hope that when our final day arrives, we find forgiveness as well.
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Murder is murder. The man who killed this doctor was not doing society a favor. I am finding it harder to understand my fellow conservatives who can not let the concept of abortion go. It is obvious that a modern woman desires this outlet to avoid an unwanted child. I have been a physician since 1974 and can assure you that the alternative to abortion is much worse than the loss of a few cells from a woman's womb. I invite anyone to come to one of Louisiana's charity hospitals and see the results of those that had a baby they no longer want. If tomorrow we had laws passed to eliminate abortion, it would still occur. So the best is to live with it and forget what others are doing. That is the definition of a true conservative. Otherwise you are no better than Obama. He wants to impose his socialism on us, you want to impose your morality. There is little difference in the end.
Posted by: David at May 31, 2009 05:23 PM (zwGjL)
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David:
If someone believes abortion is murder, you can't very well 'let it go', can you?
Posted by: ECM at May 31, 2009 05:25 PM (q3V+C)
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I also enjoy your definition of a 'true conservative' which actually sounds like the definition of a true libertine. (But nice try in attempting to float that one past.)
Posted by: ECM at May 31, 2009 05:29 PM (q3V+C)
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Sorry, but the law says that if you use deadly force to save the life of your self or others, you are justified. So, if you believe that life starts at conception, then this was an act of defense of others. Can't have it both ways.
Posted by: Federale at May 31, 2009 07:00 PM (vEvUx)
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The abortion issue is tough and I usually avoid it, until recently. I suppose the central theme that I feel strongly about is that I'm not pro-abortion. I recently met a Liberal who told me that she was Pro-abortion. I asked her if she meant "Pro-choice", and she said "No, I'm pro-abortion." As in abortions for other people, mandated by the state, and enforced by the police.
Jeez. I can't imagine very many things more terrible than that, and she already has 2 kids.
I told her that I didn't think that was a very good idea, and she called me a Conservative.
That's pretty much the frame of reference for the Abortion issue for me.
Posted by: brando at June 01, 2009 01:49 AM (j/VXB)
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I agree completely with the statement that both men are monsters. Abortion is wrong. Killing Tiller didn't stop abortion though. His killer just gave ammunition to those who say that the pro-life movement is filled with radical extremists, he didn't do the pro-life movement any good. He may have stopped one abortionist, maybe even one of the worst, but he didn't stop abortion on demand.
Posted by: NevadaDailySteve at June 01, 2009 09:12 AM (+xi30)
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Thank you Bob Owens for a very welcome and clarifying statement. I think it's a model way to frame consideration of this event. I also agree with it 100%.
Now, 'David', introducing himself as an M.D., offered some points that merit a response:
' I have been a physician since 1974 and can assure you that the alternative to abortion is much worse than the loss of a few cells from a woman's womb.'
Sir, if you consider aborting a human baby equivalent to 'the loss of a few cells from a woman's womb' you have confessed with your own words to having no empathy or regard for human life itself. I fear for your patients.
' I invite anyone to come to one of Louisiana's charity hospitals and see the results of those that had a baby they no longer want.'
There are practical and loving options to both abortion and unwanted deliveries. There are many couples who would gladly adopt every offered infant, I believe.
' If tomorrow we had laws passed to eliminate abortion, it would still occur.'
Irrelevant. By that logic, why bother having any laws? Theft will still occur, right?
' So the best is to live with it and forget what others are doing.'
So David is saying that if some people are going to do something, the responsible stance is to ignore whatever they are doing.
' That is the definition of a true conservative.'
Chicken droppings. That is the definition of a morally blind, self-centered, unethical, uncaring and unthinking person. In comparison, a sincere ditch-digger contributes more for the good of society. You should be ashamed of yourself, sir.
Sincerely, Peter Warner.
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May 29, 2009
Obama Holds Israeli Helicopters and Weapons Integration Hostage, Benefiting Hamas and Putting Civilians at Risk
In a move that a cynic might note may be designed to save their $900 million investment in Hamas, the Obama Administration has stepped in to block the sale of six Apache helicopters to Israel and also stopped the integration of the Spike missile system with the Apache's millimeter wave radar.
The Obama administration has blocked Israel's request for advanced U.S.-origin attack helicopters.
Government sources said the administration has held up Israel's request for the AH-64D Apache Longbow attack helicopter. The sources said the request was undergoing an interagency review to determine whether additional Longbow helicopters would threaten Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip.
"During the recent war, Israel made considerable use of the Longbow, and there were high civilian casualties in the Gaza Strip," a source close to the administration said.
What a naked, ideologically-driven crock.
Obama's Administration, which apparently has little knowledge of or use for military systems, does not seem to grasp that the use of the Longbow's mast-mounted sensor suite enables it to more carefully select targets that other variants of the Apache, which in and of themselves are a better targeting, surveillance, and attack system than most alternatives.
Nor do they seem to grasp that the close air support function of helicopters with lighter weapons loads is less likely to cause the collateral deaths of civilians than other weapons systems that would have to step into the suppression role that helicopters typically occupy.
Artillery units (in Israel, typically 155mm self-propelled howitzers) fire salvos of "dumb" high explosive or incendiary shells that either burst above the target (spraying shrapnel over a wide area), point detonate on impact, or less frequently, on a time delay that lets them penetrate structures before exploding. But artillery is not designed to be a precision weapon, and Obama's decision could force the Israeli's to use this area weapon, directly putting civilian lives at risk.
The other option for the Israeli's if these Apache's are out of the picture are "fast movers" such as the F-15i and and F16i, fighter-bombers armed with bombs weighing hundreds or thousands of pounds. While they can be armed with precision weapons, the warheads on these munitions are typically larger than those of helicopter mounted weapons. Once again, this creates a situation where the Israeli's are boxed into a less-than-optimal weapons system and put civilians at greater risk of death because of an ignorant decision made by a neophyte's Administration trying to play hardball not with an enemy, but an ally.
The net result is that Obama's short-sightedness and inexperience is potentially leading to a situation that will increase the collateral damage of Israeli strikes, even if the strikes are carried out with the utmost care, because Obama has blocked the sale and integration of the most precise and surgical weapons system available to handle the threat.
Instead of being able to target a Hamas rocket team that has retreated into the garage of an apartment building with a Longbow's precision gunfire or a pinpoint missile strike, Obama's decisions may lead to Israel being boxed into a position where their options are to respond with artillery strikes that run the risk of bringing down the building and spraying everyone nearby with shrapnel, or bombing the building with fighter aircraft armed with bombs large enough to flatten the building and kill everyone inside it.
Obama stupidly thinks that by denying Israel precision-strike capable aircraft and precisions munitions integration that Israel might not fire on the Palestinian terrorists he's provided more money to than anyone but Iran. He thinks he's protecting his investment. Israel, however, does not suffer terrorist rocket attacks on it's neighborhoods and schools, nor should they.
Those innocent Palestinians that may die as a result of this shortsightedness need look no further for a culprit that then man who hides behind the fence at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
(h/t
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I suppose we should be glad Bush made that massive delivery to the Israelis shortly before Obama took office.
Posted by: john at May 29, 2009 02:50 PM (ySOkg)
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You sort of make it sound like there are innocent Palestenians. War is about winning and so far the since 1967 is about 4-0 in favor of God's chosen people. Perhaps if we had the good sense to hire Israeli mercenaries to interrogate the Gitmo detaines, we could all sleep better at night. Just a thought.HD
Posted by: Remember 9/11/01 at May 29, 2009 04:22 PM (+gLCE)
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I wouldn't assume that Obama is blocking this request because they don't understand military systems.
I think they have a very clear understanding of their impact and they are using every tool in their inventory to pressure the Israelis into a deal that would compromise their security.
Do not assume that the current administrations decisions are not driven by an agenda.
Posted by: Honda at May 29, 2009 04:36 PM (ladck)
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You are unfortunately quite astute in your observations, as are those others who made comments. Yet even today, an overwhelming majority of american jews continue to believe this man who I use to feel was just another "empty suited" politician with high aspirations, would ever be a supporter of Israel or its American Jewish citizens. But now, worse then being an empty suit he is a nieve, pompous and arrogant idalogue who has his own new world order. He has and will continue to sell Israel out, tying her hands at every corner and kneeling to the beckoned needs of our poor Palestinian cousins who still believe in the complete destruction of Israel and Judiasm. I really thought for years that the pathetic pictures of a beaten people sheepishly following their masters words and actions as they were herded off the trains at the camps was a piece of history we would never have to live again! I wish you could get this word out to the rest of America's Jewish population. God Bless us, Israel and our people!
Posted by: js at May 29, 2009 05:03 PM (6rg/R)
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Honda said: "Do not assume that the current administrations decisions are not driven by an agenda."
Precisely! Could it be that Obama is indeed a Muslim, and that his first loyalties lie with the Arab world which certainly include the Palestinians? If this is the case than our countries allies are not the same allies as our very own President.
Long live America, and her allies.
Posted by: James at May 29, 2009 05:14 PM (g+Pcp)
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Let's not forget that Hamas proudly campaigned for Obama. Maybe some political payback?
Posted by: Capitalist Infidel at May 30, 2009 03:54 AM (MxQFN)
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Posted by: UNRR at May 30, 2009 07:52 AM (2D++g)
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Think about this small conspiracy theory: The Zero stopped the shipment in order to force Israel to use the 155s in their next engagement exactly because it will cause colateral damage. This can then be used to put even more pressure on Israel to support The Zero's agenda.
Posted by: TimothyJ at May 30, 2009 02:23 PM (IKKIf)
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We are now faced with one of the more bizarre realities we've ever seen. On one side are the Palestinians who are essentially two gangs of murderous thugs who not only delight in murdering each other, but whose primary reason for existence is a second Holocaust. Not only do they say it, they've put it in writing in their foundational documents, such as they are. Their pre-negotiation demands (apart from the utter extinction of Israel and all Jews), are, well, anything and everything that would lead to the utter extinction of Israel and all Jews, sooner or later.
On the other side are the Israelis who would be more than happy to live in peace. Their pre-negotiation demands are that everyone stop shooting at them, and, as long as they're going to be negotiating for peace, recognize that Israel and its inhabitants have a right not to be rendered extinct, sooner or later. In the meantime, they have the temerity to try to keep their "neighbors" from trying to exterminate them.
On one side, we will kill you. We exist only to kill you. Give us everything we want and then we'll kill you anyway. On the other, quit trying to kill us, agree not to kill us in the future, and we'll give you land, money, everything necessary to live and thrive as a society, and we'll all live in peace.
And the President of the United States sides with "we'll kill you."
Are we living in a bad episode of "The Twilight Zone?" Don't Americans appreciate democracy, decency, civilization? Don't we side with people who genuinely want peace?
If the Arabs laid down their weapons and stopped trying to exterminate Israel, what would happen? Peace. If Israel laid down its weapons, what would happen? Holocaust. Well of course. Now I can see why President Obama opposes Israel...
Posted by: Mike at May 30, 2009 09:08 PM (IWEuv)
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TimothyJ
I think you have hit on the real goal. When Israel is forced to use less discriminate weapons, there will be more human shields (aka "innocents") killed. The manufactured outcry will allow Obama and his merry gang of Hamas-lovers to cut back further on support for Israel, partly by denying even more weapon systems for our ally. Which will force Israel to use even less-discriminate weapons...and so forth. Until the point is reached that Israel is alone and the surrounding Arabs and others might finally be able to extinguish Israel and instigate another Holocaust.
Will the USA be safer without an Israel in the ME? Of course not. But too many believe that the USA has no legitimate interest in preserving Israel, so I tend to doubt that the USA will be much of a long-term ally for the country.
Posted by: iconoclast at May 31, 2009 05:55 PM (KyuLA)
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I hope, indeed suspect, the headline and emphasis on "civilian" casualties is misplaced. The application has been held up, yes, but under some of the other circumstances noted in the article, it actually seems normal:
1. The Israelis want electronics made by them to be installed at the factory here. Unusual to say the least, and testing will be necessary - costing time and money.
2. Israel also wants a different set of weapons on the helicopters. Again, these weapons have not previously been used on these vehicles. Extensive, expensive, and time-consuming testing will be necessary. In this case however, it may be that our own military will subsidize the tests in view of installing the weapons upgrade on our own fleet of `copters.
These requests are [relatively] new, and obviously affect scheduling.
OTOH, I am mindful that in 1967 the Israeli Air Force was flying the French Mirage fighter - because the US, like the USSR, had an arms embargo in place against Israel.
Posted by: teqjack at May 31, 2009 08:43 PM (CEphM)
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Good post, much better journalism than the media crowd. While the WH may have a hostile agenda, it appears they are as weapons system ignorant as you are thinking as well. They may be diabolical, but they have repeatedly demonstrated the ineptitude of MacNamarra's "best & brightest". These arrogant ignorant fools will cause a disaster.
Posted by: EdGi at June 01, 2009 01:21 AM (k1i+r)
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No way baby ...
President Obama: "The danger is when any country thinks it can impose values on another country"
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