TGIF is fucking right. It's a damn good thing I wasn't trying to give up smoking this week.
Posted by idiosynchronic at January 13, 2006 07:10 AMThat reminds me of a great line.
LLoyd Bridges in Airplane;
Looks like I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue!
Posted by snark at January 13, 2006 07:13 AM
idio, yeah, it's been hell for me, I've backslid a couple times already.
Posted by iamcoyote at January 13, 2006 07:19 AMAfter reading yesterday's thread, I wonder why Carpe Diem (or crap of the day, as I like to call him) doesn't get as offended by the real violence done by Bu$hco and friends, and the real damage being done to his liberty, by the same, as he does by GOW's electronic rage? The false indignation is really laughable. Someday perhaps he will come to relize that the true patriots were those who cared enough to fight to defend our (his)liberties, rather than kiss up to the corrupt and vicious corporate overlords. Crappy, we're mostly offended by your comments, (which is obviously your intent). But you're always allowed to come over hear and unload your bile. So, about your faux indignation, get over yourself. How I wish you would focus your energies on the real criminals that have taken over our country, instead of wasting it on attacking those of us who actually care.
Posted by Oaklander at January 13, 2006 07:22 AMLooks like I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue!
heheheheheh.
Fuck, yeah.
Thanks, I needed that.
Posted by idiosynchronic at January 13, 2006 07:38 AMThe United States may not be concerned enough about radical climate change to do anything meaningful, but Norway is.
Posted by rlp at January 13, 2006 07:59 AMLook, I'm not here to threaten anybody. I'm here to tell these America haters how its going to be.
I'm here to make it abundantly clear that I will never surrender my rights to traitors to our Constitution without the mother of all fights, by any means necessary.
And I am not alone.
If you trolls are expecting us to roll over as you destroy the nation and the Constitution that our ancestors died protecting, you've got a lot bigger battle on your hands than devising a Rovian marketing campaign.
Read my lips, you aristocratic, theocratic assholes: The Constitution of this nation IS NOT IN PLAY. It's not open for debate. If you want to change it, try to amend it as articulated by its own language. Otherwise, respect it...or brace for hell.
Posted by God Of War at January 13, 2006 08:08 AMSomeday perhaps he will come to relize that the true patriots were those who cared enough to fight to defend our (his)liberties, rather than kiss up to the corrupt and vicious corporate overlords.
I doubt he will ever come to this conclusion. Since the illegal wiretapping issue broke, I've read various letters to the editor in a broad range of different newspapers. I'm constantly shocked when I read someone's letter that says they don't care if anyone spies on them, they have nothing to hide, as long as we're safe from the terrorists.
And if I hear Cheney spew how we could have prevented 9/11 if we had this illegal wiretapping program going back then, I will scream.
This is why we have a representative government, folks. The majority of people in this country are so uninformed and misinformed that I shudder to think what our laws might be if the people did vote directly on every issue.
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 08:15 AMann, I agree with your thoughts, but I'm not really sure the people are uninformed or misinformed---they have access to the facts, but they just can't think properly anymore.
They no longer possess a real understanding of traditional American values, such as respecting constitutional rights and supporting the rule of law.
The people are degenerate, and our democracy cannot be better than its citizens.
Posted by euzoius at January 13, 2006 08:42 AMAnybody else see this?
It appears that Bush started hs illegal wiretap program before, that's right before 9/11. I'm utterly speechless.
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 09:21 AMAnybody else see this?
It appears that Bush started hs illegal wiretap program before, that's right before 9/11. I'm utterly speechless.
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 09:21 AM
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And yet 9/11 still happened.
Utter incompetence.
Me and some frat brothers could steward this nation more effectively than these "pros."
Unbelievable. Doesn't matter to BushCorp, though. They've all enriched themselves beyond belief, which of course was the only true objective they ever had.
Posted by God Of War at January 13, 2006 09:25 AMAnd yet 9/11 still happened.
And yet Cheney is still out there saying that if they had the illegal wiretapping program before 9/11 - which they did - 9/11 could have been prevented.
I've reached my outrage point now. Make sure everyone you know sees this article. Send it to your congressmen and representatives. Send if to the editors of your local papers. Get it out there.
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 09:28 AM"It appears that Bush started hs illegal wiretap program before, that's right before 9/11." Gee, you'd think he already knew he was going to get his "Trifecta". We've seen plenty evidence that Bush's regime had already made Iraq invasion plans, surveillance plans and lots of other ideas that the US would not have gone along with....until "everything changed after 9/11". This means he needed 9/11 to get them done. Wait until we find out the real story about why the Bush Administration ignored dozens of direct warnings about the attacks! Simple, they needed it...the question is "did they cause it"?
Posted by T2 at January 13, 2006 10:04 AMSimple, they needed it...the question is "did they cause it"?
I don't think they caused it, but I think they let it happen. FDR needed Pearl Harbor, Bush needed 9/11.
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 10:06 AMAnn, it is printing now and will be faxed along with my ANTI-Alito letters to everyone that I can.
In other news (not covered by MSM) apparently these indictments were served.
Crimes Against Humanity seems like a pretty big deal to me.
Has anyone seen, read, heard any press on this?
Posted by Anjha at January 13, 2006 10:07 AM"Ann, it is printing now and will be faxed along with my ANTI-Alito letters to everyone that I can."
too little, too late. story of your life?
Dear Anjhan, You're funny. Yeah indictments to the White House. You wonder why the MSM isn't paying attention to these indictments created by people of moral clarity.... Do you really, really believe this stuff?
I really need to try and start selling you guys some ocean front property in Arizona, because you will believe anything that helps to augment your limited belief structure.
Sad, very sad,. . . At one point I thought you might be part of the cream of this crop of left wing nut cases, but I'm sorry to see that you pretty much are just the same.
I suppose the next thing you'll tell me is that the Impeachment hearings will be starting by early spring. Anything to assauge the poor self esteem of the liberal elites in this country.
Posted by Carpediem at January 13, 2006 10:19 AMtoo little, too late. story of your life?
Sorry, has there been a vote that we've missed? It's not over until the fat lady sings, as they say.
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 10:21 AMTrust Me. I'm from the ---
The foundation of Conservative Republican belief is that the government cannot be trusted. It has been so since the first days of the John Birch Society in the 1950's.
Government is incompetent, evil, corrupt and filled with waste, fraud and abuse.
Now that they have taken over the government they have proven that their belief is in fact true.
No one should be surprised that the Republican government is incompetent, corrupt and filled with waste fraud and abuse.
Now the choice left to the rest of us is: Do we get rid of government or do we get rid of Republicans?
The people are degenerate, and our democracy cannot be better than its citizens.
They always have been degenerate. The Founding Fathers saw them as a rabble of uneducated hicks. The only reason organized religion wasn't outlawed is that they thought it had a moralizing influence on the uneducated. Our Democracy has always been better than it's citizens. That's why those of conscience must protect the Constitution and the rights it affords us. I have family members -as do many of you- who died in every conflict, many before the revolutionary war. If the Constitution dies, all of their deaths will have been in vain.
idio, yeah, it's been hell for me, I've backslid a couple times already.
Count me in!
Me and some frat brothers could steward this nation more effectively than these "pros."
(BIG GRIN) Uh, that seems to be the problem we are having now...I hope you guys aren't alcoholic cheerleaders.
"Sorry, has there been a vote that we've missed?"
sure has......2004 and 2000.
too little, too late. story of your life?
Posted by at January 13, 2006 10:18 AM
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Uh, NO, I waited purposefully. I have emailed much, signed many petitions, but I knew that the committee would be busy reading all kinds of other crap and developing questions and responses, etc, etc.
The timing is NOW for the regular people of this country to now call and fax their Senators.
As for the story of my life; too little opposition to the likes of you, too late in educating the oblivious and apathetic.
Specter just confirmed that he will vote to AFF
IRM Alito.
I still do not think it is too late.
Yeah indictments to the White House.
Well, I seem to remember Rummy cancelling a trip to Germany for a while unitl he got assurances he wouldn't be arrested. That was pretty mainstream.
The good German people finally came around to realize what Hitler had done. Boy, will you be a mess when you look back!
W-09 (and supporters) Frog-March to the Hague
Posted by phidipides at January 13, 2006 10:42 AMDear Anjhan, You're funny. Yeah indictments to the White House. You wonder why the MSM isn't paying attention to these indictments created by people of moral clarity.... Do you really, really believe this stuff? posted by Crappy
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Hey Crappy, I seem to recall enormous coverage about a cigar, a blue dress and a blow job.
Crimes Against Humanity for which there is substantial evidence seems a bit more important you arrogant fuck.
Remember Abu Ghraib, remember Gitmo, remember rendition, remember lying us into war, remember the Supreme Act of Aggression, remember the Downing Street Memo, remember WP on women and children, remember Germany seeking to bring charges of War Crimes against Rumsfeld, remember the whole world looking at the US as occupiers and imperial facist fucks.
Open your goddamned eyes or quite spewing the bullshit that comes out of your fingers onto this keyboard.
Your tunnel vision and little bubble of arrogant omniscient ego-centric vile spittle that you purge all over this site is really getting old. Your pretense of wanting to appear open-minded and actually have intelligent discussion is now more than completely blown.
You have earned your place in the Party of Lying Pricks.
Posted by Anjha at January 13, 2006 10:47 AMThey always have been degenerate. The Founding Fathers saw them as a rabble of uneducated hicks. The only reason organized religion wasn't outlawed is that they thought it had a moralizing influence on the uneducated.
I'm with the founding fathers: the rabble haven't changed, only what rouses them. The price of tea back in those days; now, Brad & Angelina's blastocyst. Whoopie doo! I used to feel the need for religion to keep the hicks moral, but now it's just a way to congregate likeminded morons into a voting bloc. I say take away tax exempt status for churches who, like the megachurch next to mine, send out their youth groups to canvass for votes for the Republican candidates. It's just wacky that if I say I talk to ghosts, I'm insane. If Pat Robertson does it, he's just fine...
Posted by iamcoyote at January 13, 2006 10:52 AM"Well, I seem to remember Rummy cancelling a trip to Germany for a while unitl he got assurances he wouldn't be arrested. That was pretty mainstream."
Actually it was not.
"The good German people finally came around to realize what Hitler had done."
Wrong. Many of them to this day, don't see what they did that any more horrible than, say, the treatment of native americans, another European high point.
Posted by avaroo at January 13, 2006 11:02 AM"As for the story of my life; too little opposition to the likes of you, too late in educating the oblivious and apathetic."
aren't you the one with EIGHT years of college?
"I still do not think it is too late."
Pretty much a guarantee then that it is.
sure has......2004 and 2000.
Let me help you with this, anon, the illegal wiretapping happened after Bush was appointed. Then the NYTimes was pressured by Bush to not report it, so it word of it wasn't released until after the 2004 election. Now it's about impeachment. And that Alito thingy.
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 11:06 AM"Uh, NO, I waited purposefully. I have emailed much, signed many petitions, but I knew that the committee would be busy reading all kinds of other crap and developing questions and responses, etc, etc."
Oh, and NOW they have time to tune in to "what Anjha wants, Episode 105,997"
Posted by avaroo at January 13, 2006 11:07 AM"Let me help you with this, anon, the illegal wiretapping happened after Bush was appointed."
Wrong, oh misguided one. The Clinto administration did the same thing, under the very same authority.
"Then the NYTimes was pressured by Bush to not report it, so it word of it wasn't released until after the 2004 election."
Now I love the NYTimes but they did a bad thing here. They tipped off the very people we need information out of.
"Now it's about impeachment."
Dream on, moonbat
"And that Alito thingy."
Nope, too late.
Posted by avaroo at January 13, 2006 11:09 AMWrong, oh misguided one. The Clinto administration did the same thing, under the very same authority.
No, they did not. That has been refuted over and over and over on this blog and all the others that you flame. Not even bothering to once again post the links. It's all on Think Progress, why don't you wander over that way.
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 11:12 AMNope, too late.
You're right, and it's sad that all the Republicans had already made up their minds to vote to confirm Alito before his hearings. A sad statement about the state of our government. But an even sadder statement would be those who oppose totalitarianism giving up and giving in with no effort.
Democracy is a participatory sport. Get in the game, blondie.
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 11:18 AM"No, they did not."
Yeah, they did. Even used the same argument for the authority.
"You're right, and it's sad that all the Republicans had already made up their minds to vote to confirm Alito before his hearings."
So had the dems. That's why I agree with Biden, it's a waste of time to even have the hearings. Put his record out there and call a vote.
"A sad statement about the state of our government. But an even sadder statement would be those who oppose totalitarianism giving up and giving in with no effort."
I don't see the repubs giving up.
"Democracy is a participatory sport."
Sure is.
"Get in the game, blondie. "
Have you even FOUND the game, yet, sweetpea?
Posted by avaroo at January 13, 2006 11:22 AMMy New Year's resolution: singing to the trolls:
and so you're back
from outer space
I just walked in to find you here
with that sad look upon your face
I should have changed my stupid lock
I should have made you leave your key
If I had known for just one second
you'd be back to bother me
Gloria Gaynor.....my daughter loves the 70's.
Posted by avaroo at January 13, 2006 11:39 AMAnjha, are you a chick? I always figured the way you spoke---er typed, that you were a guy, then I saw a post or two which seemed to associate you to a fem gal. Well, you sure to curse like a sailor, so who knows.
Now I believe there is always the need for good dissent. Everyone in power needs to have some checks and balances. Unfortunatley this motley crew with rampant temper tantrums and almost religious fanatacism is not what I consider helpful to those in power.
Try and find a higher ground and speak with sincereity not hatred.
Don't use Kennedy types to talk about morality with Supreme Court nominees. Dont' let Leahy talk about the leaking of information. Don't let people like Michael Moore, Cindy Sheehan, Sean Penn, Nancy Pelosi or Harry Ried speak at all.
You need to have someone with respect running your party and not idiots like DEAN. Sure it might make you feel good to hear that indictments are being made, impeachment hearings are being talked about, and Bush is going to jail, but its so far from reality, that is stupid and silly.
If you want to lead our country, then start now by setting an example of civility, of competence, of sincereity, and of intelligence. Venon and hatred and vile comments might make you feel good, but you will never win a majority with that.
Oh and dear Coyote boy. You find a way in which all organizations, religious, etc., can be taxed, then I"m all for that. I think that nobody should get a pass from paying taxes. I prefer NO INCOME TAX with a sales tax.
I'd prefer all basic food items, milk, bread, eggs, etc, be completely tax free, but just a flat sales tax on everything else.
I'm tired of the lobbiest in Washington using tax subsidies as some type of social engineering.
I say screw the IRS and lets get back to a try capitalistic society. oops, I said a bad word..."capitalist".
Back to my earlier comment. PLEASE PLEASE GET SOME BALLS, get some civility and become a true opposition party that stands FOR something and NOT AGAINST everything.
We need an opposition party that keeps the Republicans honest and true, and right now you are sadly failing.
Posted by Carpediem at January 13, 2006 12:38 PMWe need an opposition party that keeps the Republicans honest and true
Well, don't that beat all. The Democrats are responsible for the Republican corruption. Of course! It must be Clinton's fault! Not that anyone should be honest, well, because the Bible says "Thou shalt not lie" or anything crazy like that.
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 12:52 PMDemocrats are only responsible for their own corruption, sweetpea. And quit bangin that bible.
Posted by avaroo at January 13, 2006 12:55 PMDear Anjhan, You're funny. Yeah indictments to the White House. You wonder why the MSM isn't paying attention to these indictments created by people of moral clarity.... Do you really, really believe this stuff?
I really need to try and start selling you guys some ocean front property in Arizona, because you will believe anything that helps to augment your limited belief structure.
Sad, very sad,. . . At one point I thought you might be part of the cream of this crop of left wing nut cases, but I'm sorry to see that you pretty much are just the same.
I suppose the next thing you'll tell me is that the Impeachment hearings will be starting by early spring. Anything to assauge the poor self esteem of the liberal elites in this country.
Posted by Carpediem at January 13, 2006 10:19 AM
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You should read my prior post in this thread and take it to heart, because you and I are going to be on opposite sides when this war revs up.
Your existence and citizenship in this nation sickens me.
Posted by God Of War at January 13, 2006 12:58 PMI'll put 50 bucks on carpediem to take god of war "when this war revs up"
Posted by avaroo at January 13, 2006 12:59 PMThe God of War is the God of Mouth and nothing more.
Posted by Zhombre at January 13, 2006 01:05 PMAnjha, are you a chick? I always figured the way you spoke---er typed, that you were a guy, then I saw a post or two which seemed to associate you to a fem gal. Well, you sure to curse like a sailor, so who knows.
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I certainly have bigger balls than you.
I have been more than civil and attempted all types of discussion with you Crappy. Humor, tolerance, understanding, compassion, facts, quotes, so forth and so on.
Every time that I thought that we were breaking through with some kind of adult discussion, you would come back with sarcastic, holier than thou bullshit which I just have no tolerance for anymore.
So, my 'sailor mouth', that seems to offend you so fucking much, was long restrained.
I am really done attempting civility with you. You have made it an impossibility.
BTW - my mother offended sailors with her mouth.
You should read my prior post in this thread and take it to heart, because you and I are going to be on opposite sides when this war revs up.
Your existence and citizenship in this nation sickens me.
Posted by God Of War at January 13, 2006 12:58 PM
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GOW, I stand with you and beside you.
Wolverines.
crappy's mother pleasured sailors with her mouth, Anjha. Why do you think crappy's so angry and hateful?
Posted by iamcoyote at January 13, 2006 01:54 PM"BTW - my mother offended sailors with her mouth."
I bet that's not all she did
Posted by at January 13, 2006 01:54 PMI have just heard about what the Repukes have done to Murtha. This is really disgusting.
Smear campaigns. Anyone who speaks out against them.
It keeps getting worse.
Posted by Anjha at January 13, 2006 01:56 PM"BTW - my mother offended sailors with her mouth."
I bet that's not all she did
Posted by at January 13, 2006 01:54 PM
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HA, anon, that's really good. How original.
Actually she worked her ass off in a man's world and fought like hell for the right to go to work and to take care of her family. She cared for an acre garden with her hard work and her two hands for tools. She cared for an orchard. She made sure that we had chickens and cows. She took in people's laundry, cleaned houses and did everything in her power to make certain that her kids could eat.
She instilled in me a value in hard work and knowing that nothing in life is free. She taught me integrity and the value of a dollar. She taught me to speak my mind and tell the truth.
Sheesh, seems like mom was a Repuke with all of the self-sufficiency that was passed on to us - nope, Dem all the way.
Posted by Anjha at January 13, 2006 02:06 PMI hear violins playing.......
Posted by at January 13, 2006 02:06 PMPlease....someone pass the tissues....the tale of Anjha's brave mother has brought tears to my eyes.....
Posted by at January 13, 2006 02:15 PMPlease....someone pass the tissues....the tale of Anjha's brave mother has brought tears to my eyes.....
Posted by at January 13, 2006 02:15 PM
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Anon, the tears should be of fear; not only could she kick your ass, but I could as well.
Why not use your name? You really are a chicken-shit.
Posted by Anjha at January 13, 2006 02:23 PMI wish I could see her little orchard, where she used her two hand tools to scratch a living from the barren earth for her hungry children. She alone, out of all mothers in the world, did everything in her power to make sure her kids could eat.
Posted by at January 13, 2006 02:26 PMsomeone please cue Elvis' "In the Ghetto"....
Posted by at January 13, 2006 02:29 PMRepublicans:
Oh, this Abramoff thing will never go anywhere.
cnn.com Breaking News:
Republican Bob Ney is in talks to quit a key committee chairmanship, which would make him the 2nd casualty of the Abramoff scandal.
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 02:31 PMActually I like Anjha's mother, but of course she is lying, because there is no way that in America, that anyone, including a women, can do anything for herself and her family without some good hearted Democratic Politician making a law that gives her everything she needs...
So how many children did she abort before you slipped by?
Actually, all sardonic wit aside, I admire people of your mother's character and experience. My life is so much easier than my parents, and my parents life is/was so much easier than their parents. I am afraid that with this welfare state and culture of "ME-ME-ME" that those traits of self dependancy might sadly fall by the wayside.
My fondest memories of my life are when I struggled to live, to exist. Back during the Carter years, finding work was tough and making ends meet while trying to go through college and getting married was no piece of cake. But I look back now and I see that although hard times were not in short supply, sometimes they make you stronger and more independent.
My single mom worked to raise my family too. We were eligible for food stamps and public assistance, but my mom refused to accept their money.
My son has a disability. The social security wanted to pay him some type of suppliment, I refused, 8 years later they wanted to write me a check for not having receieved the $300+/- per month for 8 years. I refused. This was long before I became a rich republican lawyer, but I didn't like them doiling out money when it was never asked.
I will say, that my 51 year old brother who lives in a special home (IQ of a 2 year old) is well deserving of his social security and is blessed by the wonderful people that care for his disabilities.
But congrats to your mother for being too proud to beg and too proud to complain and to become a better person for it. I'm sure you are proud of her accomplishments enlight of your comments as well as you should be.
Posted by carpediem at January 13, 2006 02:33 PMSince Anjha's mother likely didn't spend half her time on the internet as Anjha does, I'd guess that Anjha's life is easier than her mothers was too. In fact, that could be something of a pattern for many people.
Posted by at January 13, 2006 02:36 PMI'd like to do a psycological study on people who troll opposition blogs yet are too chickenshit to even use a nom de plume
Posted by rlp at January 13, 2006 02:39 PMI'd like to see a psycholoical study of people who think that unless you agree with them on everything, you must be the opposition. Is it a skewed psyche that makes some people think that they represent the only legitimate view in the party?
Posted by at January 13, 2006 02:41 PM"Well, I don't know anyone who voted for George W. Bush, so how did he get elected?"
Posted by at January 13, 2006 02:42 PMrlp, that one's called dipshit.
Posted by iamcoyote at January 13, 2006 02:47 PMI am afraid that with this welfare state and culture of "ME-ME-ME" that those traits of self dependancy might sadly fall by the wayside.
That's funny. I had that same thought when I heard about Cheney's Corporate Welfare Energy Bill. Now, why can't all these wealthy, self-sufficient energy and oil companies pull themselves up by their bootstraps? Why do they think the government owes them something?
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 02:57 PMiamcoyote,
From that "comeback", it seems that dipshit claims to be a Democrat as avaroo does. I wonder if the computer registration number for the two is the same?
Posted by rlp at January 13, 2006 03:15 PMavaroo is a freakish little bot. he pops on all sorts of blogs. I'll have to pay more attention to his posts when I see his moniker on other blogs and report back on what his current spin is.
Posted by ann at January 13, 2006 03:28 PM…. Back during the Carter years, finding work was tough and making ends meet … was no piece of cake. … Posted by carpediemThe Carter years were a breeze compared to the Reagan years. Remember the biggest recession since the Great Depression? Finding work was hell. There was even one guy that jumped a stage during a Reagan appearance and asked for work. For eight years business stunk, work stunk, wages stunk. Kinda like now with the same type of clown in office. Posted by Mike at January 13, 2006 03:49 PM
rlp, they come from the same pool. Like pedophiles troll the teen sites for victims to entice, these guys show up pretending to care about politics, but what they really want is to fuck with us by talking in circles. It's perverse, either way.
Posted by iamcoyote at January 13, 2006 05:30 PMrlp, they come from the same pool. Like pedophiles troll the teen sites for victims to entice, these guys show up pretending to care about politics, but what they really want is to fuck with us by talking in circles. It's perverse, either way.
Posted by iamcoyote at January 13, 2006 05:30 PM
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Not only do they attack us, they attack our mothers.
That's perverse.
Posted by Anjha at January 13, 2006 05:40 PMWrong. Many of them to this day, don't see what they did that any more horrible than, say, the treatment of native americans, another European high point.
Annoying, uneducated, and economically challenged. The perfect trifecta!
I'll put 50 bucks on carpediem to take god of war "when this war revs up"
Well, if you haven't noticed, it has already started. That's why we're winning...your own ego-centrism, that is. Most of us grow out of it. I've discovered neo-cons never do. That's why you've already lost. Silly, silly neo-cons.
Posted by phidipides at January 13, 2006 05:45 PM"It appears that Bush started hs illegal wiretap program before, that's right before 9/11." Gee, you'd think he already knew he was going to get his "Trifecta". We've seen plenty evidence that Bush's regime had already made Iraq invasion plans, surveillance plans and lots of other ideas that the US would not have gone along with....until "everything changed after 9/11". This means he needed 9/11 to get them done. Wait until we find out the real story about why the Bush Administration ignored dozens of direct warnings about the attacks! Simple, they needed it...the question is "did they cause it"?
Posted by T2
T2, of course it was all planned. "It is the New World Order." It as a one-world government headed by US or transnationals, oppressing the public through military means and a restriction on individual freedoms like movement or speech. The New World Order is becoming a reality. There is not one thing any of us can do to stop the progression of those who believe that they have the right to control others. My fear is that very soon we are going to have to make a choice, fight to our death or die under their regime.
Posted by Judith at January 14, 2006 02:35 AMAnjha, you go girl!
Posted by Judith at January 14, 2006 06:16 AMLAUGH FOR DAY:
"We need an opposition party that keeps the Republicans honest and true." Carp
Oh, so now it is our responsibility to keep you GOPers "honest and true?"
Well, I guess in the realm of no one being responsible except the Democrats, we will have to take on that burden too.
Posted by Judith at January 14, 2006 06:31 AM"You need to have someone with respect running your party and not idiots like DEAN."
Oh, you mean like Karen Hughes, or Karl Rove, or Kenny Mehlman, and those who follow the GOP book of building the party on the Lee Atwater principal. Yeah, they sure are respected, aren't they? I wouldn't even mention all the GOPers that are facing prison sentences. Oh, and I forgot your leader Delay and Frist.
"If you want to lead our country, then start now by setting an example of civility, of competence, of sincereity, and of intelligence. Venon and hatred and vile comments might make you feel good, but you will never win a majority with that."
"If you want to lead "our" Country"
(capitol C when naming a specific country). This is not your Country yet, and we are going to fight you every inch of the way to see that it does not become "your" Country.
Part of our problem has been "setting an example of civility, of competence, of sincereity, and of intelligence." That has been our problem in dealing with the likes of you. We should have kicked your collective asses the moment you opened your mouths.
Posted by Judith at January 14, 2006 06:46 AMAnjha, are you a chick? I always figured the way you spoke---er typed, that you were a guy, then I saw a post or two which seemed to associate you to a fem gal. Well, you sure to curse like a sailor, so who knows.
Anjha,
It's somtimes difficult to work with the material but I think the comment above was a compliment. It says, "You are smart enough to disquise youself as a guy." What more could a girl ask for?
Posted by OffTheFence at January 14, 2006 07:08 PMWhat more could a girl ask for?
I figured out the answer to my own question, It is, "a guy (or maybe a girl) who can tell the difference."