The liberal Media-at-Large has spent the last year or so in spasms of rapturous ecstasy, hyperventilating like Beatles fans in 1964 at every idle utterance of B. H. Obama, our soon-to-be President. Brainwashing generations of willing Republicans, Democrats, and their liberal/leftist hangers-on--and browbeating the rest of us—they carried him to the White House, by endlessly regaling Americans with tales of his imposing brilliance, his blindin
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(This started as a response to a Letter to the Editor of my local paper, which indeed asked the title question. They allow 500 words; being me, I just couldn't stop. So, here you are.---RW) Allow me to answer that:
[quote]and for all those who complain about the way Democrats met W with contempt and anger ... there was a reason for it ... actually very good reason .... you can spin it anyway you wish ,,,, but the whole universe knows W did not win in 2000 ... yes he was in-effect appointed by the US supr.CT.[/quote] You never tire of disseminating the propaganda, do you? I might point out that it was Gore who wanted to throw out untold numbers of military and other in absentia votes. Would have m
This man is going to screw things up so badly that the American people will be begging the Repubs to dig up Richard Nixon and run him in 2012. Maybe even Joe McCarthy. Anyone but Obama. I predict a resurgence of conservative Republicanism that will start during the 2010 midterms and carry right on through to the next election. His sheen will only last as long as the first real crisis; especially if it involves carnage and destruction. When they see what he's really made of, that
Yeah, see; the main problem with BHO is that so many people, especially in the media, are so perfectly willing to overlook any and everything negative. You'd think the guy was an absolute saint. Even if he falls flat on his face from Innaguration Day onward, will we ever hear it? I doubt it....Joseph Goebbels would be proud of the media we have today.
Sooner or later, we will have to find other sources of power, but oil isn't going anywhere anytime soon. We have over a trillion barrels, completely untapped, here in the US alone. Drilling would bring down the price at the pump; as we saw a week or so ago, when Bush simply implied that he may, well, kinda sorta, y'know, maybe, wellllll.....maybe he'll rescind the order against offshore drilling. That's all he had to do, and prices dropped. Imagine if he actually did it. Imagine i
To you also, Tex....I'm likin' the new avatar, too. I take it congrats are in order?
Doc! I was wondering if I'd see you around.....how's life?
........to visit the old neighborhood....I'm diggin' the new look, Drag! New features....looks good. I missed it here, and thought I'd drop in to hi. I still see a few familiar names on the mailboxes as I walk down the street. Place looks good. It's been over a year since my last post, and I'm sorry I got away. For those that may remember, the whole thing with Bakerstreet kind of did JU in for me for a while, and I got out of the habit, but hey, I recovered. Maybe I'll drop by later a
He never said Liberals are the evil ones. Just that they do not beleive in the concept of Evil vs Good (capitals). You completely missed the point. ---DrGuy I pointed this out in my first post over on her "reply" thread, but I don't think she responded to it. Seems it went over her head; I think maybe she's too busy proving my point.
Glenn Beck made a good point the other day; he was doing a monologue about Potter-mania, and opined that these stories, like "Lord of the Rings" and the "Star Wars" saga (I personally would even include Indiana Jones and some superhero movies in the batch, too), are so popular because they portray a battle between true, easily-discerned Good and Evil (notice the capital letters). They show good, decent people standing up and opposing Evil; fighting oppression and those who wou
The rally is confirmed for Sept. 1st at 10AM, for any interested.
The return is still a ways off, but it's a lot of preparation so they are starting early. If you get a chance, post pics from your rally. I would love to see and read about it. I would love to know how to get one put together. I can't guarantee I would be able to do it myself (3 kids, no husband
W: Our FRG could probably do something like that. Right now we/they are very busy preparing homecoming signs and gathering supplies for the single Soldiers' barracks for when they return (and doing some other things too long to explain for the Holy Family Home Orphans in Japan) but I could still bring it up. Of course I'm not very busy with anything right now since I'm on vacation in Texas. ---Tex It's great you're doing all that
At least you're honest...it's a pro-war rally. ----Tex But not directly....that would have to be something that's done by consensus, really. A decision of the whole group. I wouldn't want people to show up just simply to support America and the military, and find a bunch of "Victory in Iraq" signs. To me, it would be kind of a "bait and switch" thing, and wouldn't be fair to people like you. If I get my group off the ground, and w
I'm not anywhere near you, but this sounds like a neat event. Curious if pro-troops, anti-Iraq war patriots would be welcome? ---Tex As a general rule, it WOULD support the war, yes.....but anti-war, pro-military, patriotic souls are perfectly welcome. It's about patriotism and standing for American interests; you know....showing your Fascist, jingoistic, hubris-dripping imperialist nationalism. <img src="http://images.stardock.com
Global Warming is not going as planned; the disastrously rising temperatures and massive environmental catastrophes activists of the environmental left have sobbed and tooted their horns over for twenty-plus years have not emerged. For this reason, "Global Warming" has been re-designated slightly more vague, less-definable verbiage. Perhaps you’ve heard of it; it’s now referred to as "Climate Change". Global Warming is a lie. After Katrina in 2005, GW proponents hysterically predicted increa
Col, what you never seem to grasp is that, thanks to our operations, as flawed as they have been, in Iraq and Afghanistan, and to our heightened sense of alert, much terrorist activity has been precluded. It destabilizes the terror networks. Without it, there'd likely have been dozens of of attacks, if not hundreds, by now. The "sectarian violence" in Iraq is turning on al-Qaeda, now, too, by the way. You don't want admit any of this, though, because, like all tunnel-vi
Hey, folks.... I'm planning a flag rally for my area; the target date is Saturday, September 1st, from 10am-1pm. If anyone in this general area might like to attend, the site will be the corner of Colliers Way and Pennsylvania Avenue, in Weirton, WV, in front of the Rite Aid drug store. That's a very, very busy intersection, right off Interstate 22, and perfect for this type of thing. Anyone who doesn't know what a flag rally is....it's kind of a "Honk if you love Am
oh really? better tell this guy that. ---Sean +LOL+....that's great! I'm sure that was posted by someone not unlike you Sean; satirical, and meant to poke fun at the Christian Right. You don't really believe it, do you? I mean..."it's been 20 years we last legally burned a witch on campus"? Come on. No....you probably do believe it. Though, as a Christian, I do believe, whole-heartedly, that Satan is after our souls....and denying that only gives him
thomas paine and others never did. ---Sean Weeelll....Maybe they never expected that people would get to the point where they would actually debate such an obvious thing as whether or not God is to be lawfully acknowledged. metephoric and poetic references are hardly what you twist them into. einstein used to make those sorts of references and evangelicals still use his quotes as if they meant something. they didn
i don't know what particular brand of psycho-babble informed you that making your actual words bigger will somehow make your argument more persuasive or if that is just your own idea of intimidation (big bold letters that get bigger and bolder as the conversation continues) but it's annoying and a sure sign of arrogance. and the fact that you knowingly went back to growing your font to make your words bigger and bolder is a sure showing of the lack of respect you give
See, what we as conservatives and Christians have to remember, in our debate, is that we're using common sense and a clear view of the obvious, in fighting people whose main weapons include nitpicking, semantics, denial of facts they don't like, and/or deliberate obtuseness. This is why we rarely actually "win" a debate; it's hard to fight lies and twisted facts with truth when the lies and twisted facts are the only "truth" the other side will acknowledge.
lulapilgrim: I never said they were nice, only that they believed in God and Jesus Christ, and wanted a place to worship Him unfettered, in their own fashion. The Colonies were founded by Christians, tolerant or otherwise; that was my point. The Founders made some appropriate "amendments", so to speak, to the nation they were building. I'm sorry if maybe I'm missing your point, though. No offense intended to you, but I have to say that I find it ironic that so many "t
RW: Well, I don't know how biased the documentary I watched was, but it seemed to reflect a lot of the sentiments that you've expressed here. ---Tex Wow---really? Surprising. Usually, documentaries like that skimp on the bad consequences and glorify the ideals that eventually generated them. "If it feels good, do it"; "It's your thing, do what you wanna do"..... Drug addiction and drug-related deaths...STD epidemics....moral breakdown..