Wednesday, June 08, 2005
Bet Galloway gets pretty Hallmark Cards from UBL
"Will Fool for Oil"
The real criminals are in the White House, ...The real criminals are in the Congress ...The American people are not bad or evil people. Just stupid. ...But they are ruled by bad people. ...So we’re going to put them on trial, the leaders, when they come [to the G8 Summit in Scotland.]
Galloway on 4.25.03:
Mohammad Basirul Haq Sinha: You often call for uniting Muslim and progressive forces globally. How far is it possible under the current situation?
George Galloway: Not only do I think it’s possible, but I think it is vitally necessary and I think it is happening already. It is possible because the progressive movement around the world and the Muslims have the same enemies. Their enemies are the Zionist occupation, American occupation, British occupation of poor countries, mainly Muslim countries. They have the same interest in opposing savage capitalist globalization which is intent upon homogenizing the entire world, turning us basically into factory chickens which can be forced fed the American diet of everything from food to Coca-Cola to movies and TV culture. And whose only role in life is to consume the things produced endlessly by the multinational corporations. And the progressive organizations & movements agree on that with the Muslims.
Thank you Mister Engals Galloway; you gullible and incredibly Useful Fool!
*click* for interactive
For information on the connections between various groups, individuals and ideologies I cannot recommend highly enough David Horowitz et al’s Discover the Network.org, a guide to the political Left. It is interactive and allows you to spend hours following the money. [does require lots of RAM and good DSL for ease of use]
ThanQ! Tom v G
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"Right Here In River City!"
Haji to Jihadi in one fell swoop
LODI — Federal authorities have arrested two men and detained two others who they believe are linked to an al-Qaida terror cell in Lodi
Just as a point of interest, that’s 80 miles away from me. Much closer as the crow flies. From here. Me. At home. ...just sayin’.
Hamid Hayat, 22, and his father, Umer Hayat, 47. Both US citizens.
Charges: lying to federal agents
Lying about what?: Hamid Hayat is accused in a federal complaint of training in an al-Qaida camp for six months in 2003 and 2004 in Ra-walpindi, Pakistan to learn “how to kill Americans,” ...training included explosives and weapons instruction and using photographs of President Bush as targets ...and then lying to FBI agents about it.
Now, somebody tell me: Isn’t “training with explosives to learn how to kill Americans” a crime? And if is isn’t, whyinhell not?!?!?
Dear ol’ Dad, Umer Hayat, ice cream truck driver is charged with financing his son’s terror camp expeeerience and lying about that.
[wow. Ice Cream Truck Driver sure pays better’n I thought it did… no word as to whether it was one of those incredibly annoying jingle-song Ice Cream Trucks that drives up and down up and down up and down up and down neighborhood streets playing the same damned song over and over and over and over and over and over until ya wanna rip your ears off and bury them in the back yard. I think he oughta get an extra hose-beating-and-Koran-flush for that.]
Muhammed Adil Khan and Shabbir Ahmed, and are being held on immigration violations. Kahn is the former imam, Ahmed the current imam of the Lodi Muslim Mosque. They were also working to open a religious school, Farooqia Islamic Center south of Lodi on Lower Sacramento Road, to teach young Muslims, up to 4th grade, about their “cuuuulture.”
[anyone know what “Farooqia” means, or is it a name and after whom was it named?]
FBI agents searched Ahmeds’ home—half of a duplex; apparently they did not have a search warrant for the other half of the duplex. *eye roll*
Hamid flew to Islamabad, Pakistan on April 19, 2003 and was on his way home from a another Pakistan trip ["he went with his mother to arrange some marriages” according to an anonymous cousin], May 29 of this year. When the flight left Korea en route to SF, his name came up on the No Fly List and the plane was diverted to Tokyo where FBI agents had a little chat with Hamid, the terror school graduate. Hamid told them that he “would never be involved with terrorism or anything related to terrorism.” So they put him back on the plane and called the FBI’s Sacramento office. Hamid landed in SF on May 29 and was interviewed by FBI from the Sacto office five days later on Friday.
He returned ‘voluntarily’ on Saturday with his father, Umed.
The questioning continued through the night into Saturday, one source said. Eventually, Hamid Hayat agreed to take a polygraph test, “and his answers to the relevant questions were found to be indicative of deception,” the affidavit states.
“After approximately two more hours of questioning, Hamid indicated that he had, in fact, attended a jihadist training camp in Pakistan,” according to the affidavit. “Hamid later confirmed this camp was run by al-Qaida. Hamid described the camp as providing structured paramilitary training, including weapons training, explosives training, interior room tactics, hand-to-hand combat and strenuous exercise.” ...and “how to kill Americans.” ...Classes also focused on “ideological rhetoric” against the United States and other non-Muslim nations, ...Hayat also said he observed hundreds of people from various parts of the world attending the camps.
Having been given a choice, “Hamid advised that he specifically requested to come to the United States to carry out his Jihadi mission,” with potential targets including hospitals and supermarkets.
Parenthetically, Hamid was born in the San Joaquin Valley, Cahleefohrneeiah, in 1982. ...just sayin’.
The FBI then showed the tape of Hamid’s statement to Proud Papa Umer who was busily denying the existence of any training camps in Pakistan.
Shortly after viewing that videotape, Umer confirmed that Hamid Hayat attended a jihadist training camp in Pakistan in 2003-04,"
These guys cracked pretty easily. Is that due to the ‘softening effect’ of living in the US? Or do they have expectations of someone *cough*ACLU*cough* riding in on white horses to cry “civil rights” and get ‘em sprung? [been watchin’ too much 24?]
Hamid went at the age of 9 to his maternal grandfather’s religious school in Rewalpindi, Pakistan,—a school which funnels ‘students’ into the al Qaeda training camp run by a ‘close friend’ of the grandfather’s. Hamid’s uncle was a mujahadeen fighting the Soviets in Afghanistan.
The two imams, Muhammed Adil Khan and Shabbir Ahmed, were arrested shortly after each met individually with Umar “in the pre-dawn hours Saturday.”
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A mosque is a community center as well as a place of ...religious activity. How many people knew about this and said nothing? How many people didn’t know where little Hamid went to camp?
Here is the shocked and horrified reaction of the Mosque spokesman working furiously to distance himself and his community from this threat to their adopted and cherished American Way of Life:
"It’s unfortunate,” Nasim Khan, former mosque president, said after hearing about the arrests. “These are guys who’ve been doing good work in the community."
Thank you; really, thank you for letting us know where you stand.
In the days following the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, Iman Muhammed Adil Khan condemned the attacks, Lodi News-Sentinel religion reporter Ross Farrow, said. [Farrow has interviewed both imams] Several months later, Khan joined the leaders of local Christian churches and a synagogue to issue a Declaration of Peace condemning terrorism and stressing the common origins of each religion,
Alrighty, thennn…
A little early community reaction:
Pamela Parvez, [Lodi resident and] Muslim: “I think it’s a shame what’s happening. I think a lot of rights are being violated. I don’t think it’s very fair - they’re good people."
For further info on this: Read this description of “recruiting” Christian women into Islam, religion of piece.
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NB: And just for the information of any Moonbat anyone who is currently getting all het up with charges of “racism!”—I am not particularly anti-Muslim or anti-Pakistani; I am rabidly anti-being-blown-up. m’kay?
I am getting to the point where words condemning terrorism are insufficient reassurance; only actions will suffice. Clear, definite and substantive actions.
Sources:
Tracy Press
Modesto Bee
Mercury News
CNN
Tuesday, June 07, 2005
Cotillion Ball
Dance, Baby! Dance!
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It’s time for the Cotillion Ball! Divided into thirds, to allow your feet to cool between sessions, you can now click ‘round the blogosphere and read the best of the best Women Bloggers.
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Monday, June 06, 2005
It's what's for dinner -- Moonbat style!
just go ahead and call it GOP-fu
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ThanQ! Master of None
Loke a dork, I neglected to add the credit earlier. *blushes*
Click on over to his blog and find interesting things like this:
"Divide and govern”, attributed to Philip II of Macedonia and meaning that if you encourage rivalries and jealousies among your people, you will rule them more easily.
Ring any bells?
The Council Has Spoken -- 6.1
This week’s winners are:
A Killer in the Shadows
by Right Wing Nut House, and
Taking Islam Seriously
by Bloggledygook
Full results of the vote are over at The Watcher’s, along with this week’s entries! Lots of good reading: Go See . . .
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The Council Has Spoken -- 5.27
This week’s winners are:
MSM — MIA or AWOL?
by Gates of Vienna, and
Blood and Justice
by The Indepundit
with Honorable mention to:
The Left Isn’t Liberal
by No Oil for Pacifists
Full results of the vote are over at The Watcher’s, along with this week’s entries! Lots of good reading: Go See . . .
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Sunday, June 05, 2005
Mujaha-Todds
training video for the short-bus terrorist
I’ve never seen a jihadi training video before. I now never hope to see one again, for it will take forever to wipe these images from my mind:
The download is surprisingly fast and the piece rather short—though the amount of time given to half-headstand training is ... well, judge for yourself.
I grabbed a coupla shots to whet your imagination:
“When hunting infidels the first thing is to be vewwy, vewwy qwiet.”
“I can make my shirt into a hood, See? Unh.... unh unh unh ..... unh.. unh unh unh.....”
“No really... unh… Just wait! unh unh unh .... unh .....”
Almost as agonizing as the 2 minute “I can put my gloves on. See?” bit. Poor fella—I think it was his first encounter with fingered apparel…
Maybe they’ll put this up for an Emmy alongside Rosie/Beth....
The video is hosted on a site called infovlad.net [June 2 post] with many others. Fascinating. Eerie and fascinating.
ThanQ! Dr. Rusty Schackleford at The Jawa Report
Saturday, June 04, 2005
Things I'm *Not* Hearing About So Much
no breathless drama, no lurid “film at 11"
U.S.: 14 nations not stopping trafficking The United States accused 14 nations Friday of failing to do enough to stop the modern-day slave trade in prostitutes, child sex workers and forced laborers. The countries include Saudi Arabia, Washington’s closest Arab ally in the war on terrorism. Three other U.S. allies in the Middle East - Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar - were newly listed ...
Written to make the US look like wankers, “oh, look who youpicked.” Do ya think that Syria, Lebanon or Lybia might have some involvement?
With “allies” like this, who needs Frants?
"Trafficking in human beings is nothing less than a modern form of slavery,” Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said.
Begging your pardon, Dr Rice—it is exactly and precisely slavery. No “modern form.” No modifiers. No window dressing.
The other countries listed as poor performers in stopping trafficking are:
“Poor performers”?!? Howz about “states that allow slavery?”
"involuntary servitude,” the report said.
Saudi employers physically and sexually abuse
migrantsslaves from South Asia, Africa and other places, withhold pay and travel documents or usemigrantslave children as forced beggars, the report said. Some of themigrantsslaves work as domestics in the homes of wealthy Saudis....The government of Saudi Arabia does not comply with the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking
The government of Saudi Arabia has said, “Feck Off! They’re only dhimmis—whadddya gettin’ crazy for?!?”
Ace: More than just another pretty face
"slicing like a hammer"
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Zero-entry-cost media—blogging—doesn’t allow that false belief to persist as long as it once could. Again, not because bloggers are saying what the public doesn’t already know; but because we’re saying what the public damn well knows, but just isn’t really sure enough other people know too.
And a particularly pointed question:
A lot of Muslims seem to subscribe to the anti-American, jihadist worldview. But to what extent is that a deeply-held actual belief, and to what extent is it parroted because Muslims believe it’s the “Islamically correct” sort of thing to say?
SF Stages Gala Offendapalooza
savoring every delicious nuance of delectable offendicity
It’s shaping up to be an all-time classic dust-up in SanFranFreakshow over the 49’er training tape. Groups are coming out of the wood work to weep and wail and rend their clothing in paroxysms of offendedness; in fact some groups are being newly minted just for the occasion. Watch it here, if you like dumb locker-room humor and jokes about balls. heh, heh heh heh heh heh… she said “balls" Oh, yeah—and boobies. There are boobies. Professional boobies, no less. heh, heh heh heh heh heh… she said “boobies"
The Offendistas Speak: “The video is demeaning to women, people of color, immigrants, the Asian and Pacific Islander community, the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community, and the City and County of San Francisco,” said the 25 signatories from such groups as Chinese for Affirmative Action, Community United Against Violence, the Asian Law Caucus and the California Coalition for Civil Rights. “It demonstrates the need for a dramatic shift and comprehensive approach to promoting civil rights and acceptance as core team values."
Ok, since I have watched the tape—the version of it put out by the Chron/SFGate so that every Offendista in the Bay Area can play it over and over and over thereby working up a good lather of offenditude—I will see if I can break this down a little.
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“The video is demeaning to...”
“...women”
Now, these are professional sex workers engaged in the profession of ..er, sex work. They were hired by the team for the job of showing their boobies on tape, a little fakey girl-kissing, some poorly acted ‘admiration’ of Reynolds’ unit, and rather more giggling and simpering than I thought necessary. But, hey—that’s a personal taste thing. heh, heh heh heh heh heh… she said “taste”... *BANG* heh, heh heh ... whe said “ba..ow!"
The offendistas’ statement that these professional sex workers doing their work is demeaning is a demeaning statement in and of itself.
I am offended for the sex workers.
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“...people of color, ...the Asian and Pacific Islander community”
In this tape I saw two “persons of color” though I may not be color-seensitive enough. One was a Chinese man playing a Chinese man. One was a black man [a former player?] holding a sign: “Will tackle for food” and a paper cup. The latter was clearly an inside football joke [if you football afficianados can ‘splain it to me, it’s in chunk 2, I think]; it was entirely about the player and not at all about the “black.” Unless ya wanna make it be about the “black” which, I think, would be racist.
Unless the contention of the offendistas is that making fun of one’s own race is so stressful as to cause one to wind up in a South African mental institution resting spa after signing a $50 million contract, I am unclear why it is offensive for a Chinese man to make fun of Chinese stereotypes.
I am offended for people of color, and the Asian and Pacific Islander community. [I include the Pacific Islander community only so they won’t feel left out and become offended. Samoans scare me; I hear they can make a snack of a Buick.]
I am *incredibly* offended for the Chinese community who weren’t even considered important enough to be mentioned, outside of the all-too-inclusive “Asians” umbrella.
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“the lesbian...community”
Ok—for once, we’re on solid ground; there was a scene of a [mock] lesbian topless wedding with some [truly unenthusiastic] girl-on-girl kissing/hugging. No groping I could see, though—very un-lesbian. Come to think of it, at the last Gay Pride Parade, there was a group of topless lesbian couples dressed, as ‘twere, in bridal veils, white flowing skirts, etc. On the street. Marching. In Pride.
So to say that portraying a topless lesbian wedding is demeaning is to demean all topless lesbian brides. [And grooms. sorry]
I am offended for the topless lesbian bride community. [that and for the truly terrible portrayal of lesbian sex.]
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“gay...community”
Now it’s been years ‘n’ years since I’ve used the ol’ gaydar but I, speaking only for myself, didn’t see one [1] gay man in the whole video.
Other than that… During the “What Not to Do When Being Arrested” scene, as *some linebacker* is being wrestled cussin’ and kickin’ down the hall to a jail cell, Reynolds, while urging jailed team members to let the team help them out, does impart this bit of sage advice to the recently busted linebacker: “Don’t drop the soap!”
Aside from that gobstoppingly original ‘joke,’ I can think of no other reference to the gay community. And that’s really, really reachin’ for it.
The offendistas’ suggestion that the video demeans gay men by utterly ignoring them is so demeaning I can hardly catch my breath.
I am offended for the gay community.
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“bisexual community”
Nobody ever takes the bisexual community seriously, so I won’t either. Nevertheless, I am offended for the bisexual community; just on GP.
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“immigrants”
“Why joo dragging us een on dis? We chust juanna do dose jobs even jour negros won’t do, get our drivers lisencios and be left da hell alone!”
I am offended for
Alrightythennn—moving right along…
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“City and County of San Francisco”
The entire City and County—which, incidentally, are congruent—every man and woman, child and gerbil. Wow. That’s a lot to contemplate all lumped together like that. In fact, now that ya mention it, lumping every diverse group and self-identity into one take-me-for-granted lump like that is OFFENSIVE!
I am offended for the entire City and County of San Francisco.
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So where do I get my Giant Puppet Head™?
Friday, June 03, 2005
Ahnold! Why do you think we made you Governor?!?
Pay Attention! We are.
Sacramento Bee
Illegal immigrants could obtain a driver’s license with a distinctive look under legislation the state Senate passed Thursday, renewing an immigration fight in the Legislature.Senate Bill 60 by Sen. Gil Cedillo, D-Los Angeles,
The bill allows for a two-tiered licensing procedure, one for legal residents and another for
undocumented driverscriminals who broke the law by entering the country illegally.“This is not an immigration bill,” Cedillo said. “For 65 years, the policy and strategy of this state was to ensure safety by licensing every motorist and every vehicle. And it worked."
In the caricature of War of the Roses that is the CA legislature, Cedillo is the King of the Oblivious.
First Amendment Not Good Enough for Rep. Conyers
here comes the camel’s nose… ears… neck...
Rep. John Conyers [D - SomeHellhole] friend of CAIR and original member of the Congressional Black Caucus, wants to pass a bill “against religious intolerance,” H. Res. 288. On his “blog” he says, “I hope you agree that read in its totality, it is a fair and appropriate resolution.”
Let’s find out:
Whereas believers of all religions, including the Abrahamic faiths of Christianity, Judaism and Islam, should be treated with respect and dignity;
Whereas the word Islam comes from the Arabic root word meaning “peace” and “submission”;
Whereas there are an estimated 7,000,000 Muslims in America, from a wide variety of ethnic backgrounds, forming an integral part of the social fabric of America;
Whereas the Quran is the holy book for Muslims who recite passages from it in prayer and learn valuable lessons about peace, humanity and spirituality;
Whereas it should never be official policy of the United States Government to disparage the Quran, Islam, or any religion in any way, shape, or form;Whereas mistreatment of prisoners and disrespect toward the holy book of any religion is unacceptable and against civilized humanity;
Whereas the infringement of an individual’s right to freedom of religion violates the Constitution and laws of the United States: Now, therefore, be it
1 Resolved, That the House of Representatives–
(1) condemns bigotry, acts of violence, and intolerance against any religious group, including our friends, neighbors, and citizens of the Islamic faith;
(2) declares that the civil rights and civil liberties of all individuals, including those of the Islamic faith, should be protected;
(3) recognizes that the Quran, the holy book of Islam, as any other holy book of any religion, should be treated with dignity and respect; and
(4) calls upon local, State, and Federal authorities to work to prevent bias-motivated crimes and acts against all individuals, including those of the Islamic faith.
Sound balanced? Being merely a Resolution and therefore “lacking the force of law,” it will be entirely too easy to vote for and a PR difficulty to vote against.
"We have made the job of our enemies all too easy by sanctioning torture and by whitewashing prisoner abuse investigations,” Rep. Conyers had said in a recent press release issued by CAIR.
Perhaps a little inflammatory bit?
On the third anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Amnesty International said in a report that Racial profiling by US law enforcement agencies has grown over the past three years to cover one in nine Americans, mostly targeting Muslims.
A new nation-wide poll, conducted by the Cornell University and posted on its Web site, showed that at least 44 percent of the American society back curbing Muslims’ civil rights and monitoring their places of worship.
Click on the link and discover there’s nothing there. I found a press release about the study here. Surprisingly, the tendency toward fearing terrorism and wanting protection is correlated with watching TV news.
Oddly enough, the last time this country was openly attacked, we had no real evidence of hidden enemies within yet we took precautions to isolate all potential enemies living in the country. This time we have clear evidence that our attackers were living and working in America for some time before they carried out their plan—yet we are uncomfortable that 44% of a poll wants law enforcement to monitor people who resemble those who attacked us.
I believe we are making the job of our enemies all too easy by refusing to look squarely at the fact that there are many who hate us and their reasons are none of our business. They want to hurt US and we must protect ourselves. To do otherwise is to commit suicide by PC.
Here’s another little quote from CAIR:
"Islam isn’t in America to be equal to any other faiths, but to become dominant.
--Omas Ahmad, Cofounder of CAIR
ThanQ! Tall Glass of Milk with further information from Dhimmi Watch
Perhaps "redefining torture" is an apt phrase
not in they way Am-nasty Internotional may have intended...
...chess, checkers and playing cards ...Agatha Christie books in Arabic are very popular and that camp officials are working to get copies of Harry Potter books in Arabic"
Read Carin’s other posts on the Gitmo “eeevil” situation—several excellent points therein.
ThanQ! Mr.Kurtz
Perhaps "redefining torture" is an apt phrase
not in they way Am-nasty Internotional may have intended...
...chess, checkers and playing cards ...Agatha Christie books in Arabic are very popular and that camp officials are working to get copies of Harry Potter books in Arabic"
Read Carin’s other posts on the Gitmo “eeevil” situation—several excellent points therein.
Deconstructing that which has already fallen apart....
Howie “the scream” Dean has been let out of his long-sleeved jacket, again, and is “fundraising” for the DhimmoCons. Let’s listen:
We need a four-year campaign, not a seven-month campaign for the presidency.
*runs screaming into distance*
Now there’s a fella who needs a hobby. Really.
Now we find that under this president’s watch, private pension plans have been grossly underfunded. What does this president want? Don’t Americans deserve after a long life of work, don’t they deserve a retirement that will be there for them? Enron began around the time Bush took office. ...the courts took away the United Airlines workers’ pensions...
Really puzzled, now—how does a President effect private pension fund decisions? Magic?!? And wasn’t it the Bader-Ginsberg court that just let Anderson off? Mebbe I’m not smart enuff to be a DhimmoCrap…
Here’s what Democrats need to stand up for: we need to have pension portability, so that as we move from job to job pensions follow us along. Pension plans ought not be controlled by companies, they should be controlled [by the people who own them]. sic
Ya mean like if’n private citizens saved up their own money for their own retirement? Like without government nannying? wow What a concept....
The [Republicans] talk about a culture of life. What about a culture of corruption in this country? ...the Republican definition of a fine job is to be reprimanded three times in a row [by the House ethics committee]. ... That’s how Republicans do business. They think it’s fine....We need to get the culture of abuse and corruption in Washington out of here.
Bwahahhahahahhahah, Selective-Memory-Boy. I got a coupla words for ya: Clinton Administration ...Travelgate ...WhiteWater ...ChiComs ...Foster ...Waco ...Serbia ...Impeachment ...Sandy “Don’t look in my pants” Berger. Ring any bells?
And I didn’t even go to “...blue dress”
We need to be the party of reform—campaign finance and election reform. I used to say during the presidential elections that if you want to have real campaign finance reform, don’t wait around for a politician to do it, just go out and do it yourself. Send us $25 over the Internet. We need to train more people to do that.
Whaaa? Train people that every time they feel dissatisfied with something in politics, just drop $25 in a DNC PayPal bucket?!?!?
The Republicans are all about repressing votes; two voting machines if you live in a black district, and 10 voting machines if you live in a white district.
Since when was voting machine distribution a party function?
"You think people can work all day and then pick up their kids at child care or wherever and get home and still manage to sandwich in an eight-hour vote? Well Republicans, I guess can do that. Because a lot of them have never made an honest living in their lives."
Ok, y’all—this one’s a Fisk It Yourself©.
"Is there a problem with the defense posture when we pick on dictators that are irrelevant to the United States and then leave nuclear powers like North Korea and Iran alone?
"Pick On Dictators"?!?! “Irrelevant”?!?!!?! One Word: Madeline Albright.
If we’re going to have a democracy, and lord knows that this administration is eroding democracy, the great genius of American democracy is that 48% of you can vote one way, and still have some say about the government. Now they’re trying to eliminate that. The protection of the minority is an important principle in America.
Whaaaaaa?
This is an extraordinary opportunity for Democrats. We’ve suffered a couple of serious defeats, but we’re energized because we know that our vision for America is much better than the dark and difficult vision of the Republican Party.
Turgid Prose ‘R’ Us…
Life is somewhat difficult, and occasionally pretty damn dark. Your pie-in-the-sky, magically-appearing-chicken-in-every-pot gimmie programs aren’t selling. They aren’t even selling in the EU. Hell, even the Frentch ain’t a buyin’ that old Marxist horse-hockey. Hang. It. Up.
We’re in a war because the people who got us there weren’t truthful with the American people.
Ok—Now we agree on something! alQaeda was not truthful with the American people. oh, wait.... They were: 1996 “Declaration of War against the Americans Occupying the Land of the Two Holy Places” by ObL
Nevermind....
We stand for all that is right in America. ...And if you elect Democrats you can trust them with your money,
Stop! ...sides… hurting.... rolling...on… floor.....
The greatest blow to America we have suffered in the past four-and-a-half years is the ascent of cynicism and the belief that propaganda and manipulation will succeed, and I think it will not.
Then why’re you still flinging it around? Though, I think that rising cynicism thing has been going on since, oh, say, the era of your Deep Throat hero. ...just sayin’.
This is about reclaiming America as the great beacon of optimism and hope...
Now you’re lifting quotes from Reagan?
One of the things that I discovered is that money is important ...
Helluvan insight, there, Obvious-Boy.
...and motivation is important, but there’s one other thing you have to have.... [sic] The one thing that we have to do in the Democratic Party is to stop being afraid of being different from the Republicans and stand up for what we believe in!
*blink*blink blink*
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