October 31, 2008

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Just today in Sarasota, Fla., the Democratic presidential nominee said that he'd:
- "give a tax break to 95 percent of Americans who work every day and get taxes taken out of their paycheck every week";
- "eliminate income taxes on Social Security for seniors making under $50,000";
- "give homeowners and working parents additional tax breaks";
- not increase taxes on anyone if they "make under $250,000; you will not see your taxes increase by a single dime –- not your income taxes, not your payroll tax, not your capital gains tax";
- "end those breaks to companies that ship jobs overseas";
- "give tax breaks to companies that invest right here in the United States";
- "eliminate capital gains taxes for small businesses and start-up companies that are the engine of job creation in this country";
- "create two million new jobs by rebuilding our crumbling roads, and bridges, and schools -- by laying broadband lines to reach every corner of the country";
- "invest $15 billion a year in renewable sources of energy to create five million new energy jobs over the next decade";
- "reopen old factories, old plants, to build solar panels, and wind turbines";
- build "a new electricity grid";
- "build the fuel efficient cars of tomorrow";
- "eliminate the oil we import from the Middle East in 10 years";
- "lower premiums" for those who already have health insurance;
- "if you don't have health insurance, you'll be able to get the same kind of health insurance that members of Congress give themselves";
- "end discrimination by insurance companies to the sick and those who need care the most";
- "invest in early childhood education";
- "recruit an army of new teachers";
- "pay our teachers higher salaries, give them more support. But ... also demand higher standards and more accountability";
- "make a deal with every young person who's here and every young person in America: If you are willing to commit yourself to national service, whether it's serving in our military or in the Peace Corps, working in a veterans home or a homeless shelter, then we will guarantee that you can afford to go to college no ifs ands or buts";
- "stop spending $10 billion a month in Iraq whole the Iraqis have a huge surplus";
- "end this war in Iraq";
- "finish the fight and snuff out al Qaeda and bin Laden";
- "increase our ground troops and our investments in the finest fighting force in the world";
- "invest in 21st century technologies so that our men and women have the best training and equipment when they deploy into combat and the care and benefits they have earned when they come home";
- "No more homeless veterans"; and
- "no more fighting for disability payments."
Now, about that bridge in Brooklyn!
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Nothing needs to be added to the following:
“I am new enough on the national political scene that I serve as a blank screen on which people of vastly different political stripes project their own views... I am bound to disappoint some... of them.” Obama
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And I never thought the American public could be fooled by such an obvious socialist as Obama! Lady, you need to get your head on straight!
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THE DUMBING DOWN OF DEMOCRATS - July 10, 2007
It looks like we have a high-powered brain scientist serving as the latest advisor to the Democratic party. Drew Westen conducted research which leads to his conclusion that politicians – liberal politicians -- should try and appeal to people's emotions, rather than bogging them down with data and facts.Where did we first find out about this research? Why, at the ultra-left wing "Take Back America" convention, that's where. The study was presented by researcher, Drew Westen, a psychologist and brain researcher at Emory University in my hometown of Atlanta.
Here's the ironic part of his study. It sounds to me like Dr. Westen is basically telling democrats that their constituents are stupid. He is telling democrats to appeal to constituents' emotions because "it doesn't make sense to argue an issue using facts and figures ... or to count on voters to make choices based on sophisticated understandings of policy differences or procedures." And there you have it. Avoid the facts, just go right for the heart!
Posted by: Woody at Friday, October 31 2008 10:30 AM (Eb/8J)
Uh, oh. Better hope Obama wins.
"If Obama loses it will spark the second American Civil War. Blood will run in the streets, believe me. And it's not a coincidence that President Bush recalled soldiers from Iraq for Dick Cheney to lead against American citizens in the streets."
Do you think this is based upon reason or emotion?
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From the following, see if you can tell which party al Qaeda favors in the election.
An al Qaeda leader has called for President George W. Bush and the Republicans to be "humiliated," without endorsing any party in the upcoming U.S. presidential election, according to a video posted on the Internet."O God, humiliate Bush and his party, O Lord of the Worlds, degrade and defy him," Abu Yahya al-Libi said at the end of sermon marking the Muslim feast of Eid al-Fitr, in a video posted on the Internet.
Am I surprised? I know that won't affect the votes of Obamabots, but it sure would me and any thinking American who still considers terrorism an issue.
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I see. Obama scares everyone over being sick without medical insurance and scares people over losing their houses, but that's not scare mongering. But, I can't say something about being worried about terrorism and that the people who attacked this nation on 9-11 favor Democrats.
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I see that Cooper lost his job at LA Weekly. I'm sorry for that. Maybe he should apply at FOX News--fair and balanced, you know.
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The handbook covering how to deal with anthropological global warming fanatics is titled much more delicately than the title of the post, but I prefer to be straightforward. The guide is relatively short and worth reading.
The Skeptics Handbook was written by Joanne Nova, who has 15 years of experience in explaining science as a professional. She cuts through the distractions that global warming fans try to use and forces them to deal with the science rather than the politics and emotions.
Here are excerpts:
Science is not a democracy, and natural laws don’t form because a UN committee decreed it.Rise above the mudslinging in the Global Warming debate. Here are the strategies and tools you need to cut through the red-herrings, and avoid the traps.
There’s a point about cost-benefit here. How many people are we willing to starve in order to protect us from the unproven threat of CO2?
Consensus proves nothing. It only takes one scientist to prove a theory wrong.
Theories fit the facts or they don't. Instead of saying
"Which side has more PhD's?” a better question is "Where's the evidence?".Ask questions
Non believers don’t have to prove anything. Skeptics are not asking the world for money or power. Believers need to explain their case, so let them do the talking. As long as the question you asked doesn’t get resolved, repeat it.
It’s entirely reasonable to ask for evidence. If you are met with dismissive, intimidatory, or bullying behavior, don’t ignore it. Ask them why they’re not willing to explain their case. In scientific discussions, no theory is sacrosant. Taboos belong in religions.
Who would ever think that people supporting man-caused global (mainly liberals) would act ugly, curse you, or call you names? Why, the author must have anticipated everything!
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I don't know Woody? Beacuse you are an idiot? That's what Dr. House would say. I see you and your ilk circling the drain. Problem is, ignorance is genetic.
Hey! We'll just herd you all into pens like cattle and feed you ergot-laced water from troths. It may work.
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I attended an American Meteorological Society chapter meeting last night, and the Anthropogenic Climate Change subject, as usual, came up. Lots of skepticism among the scientists present - as usual.
BTW, a great blog on this subject is Climate Skeptic.
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Socialism is better defined by its goals rather than its means to those goals. For instance, does it matter if redistribution of the wealth is brought about by actual government ownership of the means of production, the technical definition, or by government control of the private means of production--which is Obama's approach? The result is the same.
However, Obama's plan is a better plan for government socialists. Rather than government ownership of business, his plan simply takes over control and takes the rewards of private enterprise, while leaving the risks with the business owners who have to make it work and who are more motivated and forced to be more creative than government management. Nice.
Consider this a warning of what Obama with a Democratic Congress could do to businesses, especially small businesses, to get that control. Obama could and likely will mandate many of the following possibilities onto companies.
25 Obama Mandates:
- Mandated days off to vote
- Mandated paid holidays
- Mandated health care insurance (which he still refuses to explain)
- Mandated increases in matching social security taxes
- Mandated low hiring qualifications
- Mandated jobs for employees lost to automation
- Mandated hiring quotas
- Mandated minimum wage increases
- Mandated wage adjustments for "comparable worth"
- Mandated child care programs for employees
- Mandated union recognition with no secret ballots
- Mandated profit limits and "excess earnings" tax
- Mandated "volunteer" social work
- Mandated welfare tax credits advanced by companies
- Mandated gay marriage benefits
- Mandated paid maternity leave for moms and dads
- Mandated severance and extended unemployment benefits
- Mandated retirement contributions
- Mandated redistribution of existing retirement balances
- Mandated religious tolerance for Muslims and observance of their holidays
- Mandated rehab and continued employment for addicts
- Mandated safety requirments beyond all reason
- Mandated fees and taxes for "global warming"
- Mandated price controls
- Mandated rationing - the best one
Businesses, particularly small ones, will have their backs broken with mandates.
But, that shouldn't matter to Obama's base, which thinks that it doesn't have to fear for their jobs, as Obama, with a Democratic run Congress, could mandate that business owners forego profits to maintain employment levels--until they are all out of business. It's all in the name of the common good.
It's socialism, no matter how it is accomplished, and it's being pushed by people who think that it's government which makes our country great rather than its people--and they are wrong and should be denied their chance for the wrong kind of change.
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Maybe his bus runs late. At least he gets there in time to vote "present."
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♫ Obama gets by with a little help from his friends,
He gets high with a little help from his friends. ♪
You got a problem with this?

Palestinian Ibrahim Abu Jayab, 24, is seen next to his computer, in his family house in Nusayrat refugee camp, central Gaza Strip, Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2008. A young Palestinian in a Gaza refugee camp is doing his part to get out the vote for Barack Obama. With a little help from the Internet, 24-year-old Ibrahim Abu Jayab is cold calling random American families from his parent's home imploring them to vote Obama.
(Associated Press / AP Photo/Khalil Hamra)
One is known by who his friends are.
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Posted by: Ahmed at Wednesday, October 29 2008 03:43 PM (RQdep)
Ian should say Iran. Here's a link, btw, to Levine's book Heavy Metal Islam: Rock, Resistance and the Struggle for the Soul of Islam
http://www.amazon.com/Heavy-Metal-Islam-Resistance-Struggle/dp/0307353397
Posted by: Ahmed at Wednesday, October 29 2008 03:45 PM (RQdep)
I think that Woody should change this post to be titled Woody hates Palestinians, as that would be far more accurate.
Posted by: Ahmed at Wednesday, October 29 2008 03:56 PM (RQdep)
I don't like foreigners interfering in American politics.
Is there any chance that this guy helping Obama has no problem with suicide bombers in Israel?
Posted by: Woody at Wednesday, October 29 2008 04:10 PM (Eb/8J)
Posted by: Ahmed at Wednesday, October 29 2008 04:15 PM (RQdep)
Posted by: Ahmed at Wednesday, October 29 2008 04:19 PM (RQdep)
And STILL Jews will vote for him with love and adoration.
Sort of like Larry King shmoozing with Ahmedinejad "Gee! You don't look old enough to have grown kids, fancy THAT?!! "
you can't make this stuff up!
Posted by: z at Wednesday, October 29 2008 04:56 PM (AeBT2)
Okay, that does it. I’m not voting for Barack Obama now!
Posted by: Mustang at Wednesday, October 29 2008 05:10 PM (fvNCx)
Ahmed, the link is the AP credit given at the end of the paragraph--or, you could use ours because, surely, your friends would appreciate our viewpoint.
Mustang, thank you! It's nice to know that we helped you with your struggle to choose a candidate. :-)
Posted by: Woody at Wednesday, October 29 2008 06:36 PM (Eb/8J)
Posted by: Always On Watch at Wednesday, October 29 2008 06:48 PM (bYbHX)
"A Pseudostinian is getting out the vote for Barack Hussein Obama??? "
This place is infested with the worst kind of racism and hysteria. The interestng thing is that the more you guys attack Obama by muslim baiting, thus exposing your own ignorance, the more people flock to support his campaign. I think that there's a level of disgust at this kind of stuff, which is genuinely refreshing. Straight up question for you Always on Watch. I ahve friends who live in the West Bank who can trace their ancestry to that land for generations, both christianb and muslim. Millions of people who have been historically pushed off thier land live in the West Bank and Gaza. They have an idenity and a history that can be traced and they are Palestinian. Yet, you seem to be saying thta Palestinains don't exist, that they are a made up people. This is pretty far out. Who are these people then and why do they live there. If they are frauds, as you suggest, should they be expelled or ethnically cleansned. And what should I tell my Palestinian friends, that they are Pseudostinian. There is an immense amonunt of schlolarship in the field of middle eastern studies, much of it not very political, but dry historical stuff about the history of Palestinian people, their writing, poetry and history. What of this have you read? And from what historical accounts did you arrive at your opinion.
ps what would you think if someone half across the word, who knew nothing about you, said their are no americans, only pseducans?
pps So Obama is part of the Ummah? Huh? I dont think there is anything wrong with a muslim wanting to be president but it seems clear to me that Obama is not muslim nor has he ever been. You disagree. I'm wondering how you came to this stagerring conclusion
Posted by: Ahmed at Wednesday, October 29 2008 07:18 PM (f+XBb)
I'd think they were ignorant.
Especially since they have most likely seen American Money, heard of American authors, poets, statesmen, that actually predate 1964. He could read books about Americans and America some written during the 18th century.
The funny thing is that no one can show me a Palestinian coin, book, poet or statesman that actually predates the 1964 war.
March 31, 1977, Zahir Muhsein, at that time being a PLO executive committee member, said:
"The Palestinian people does not exist. The creation of a Palestinian state is only a means for continuing our struggle against the state of Israel."
Posted by: Warren at Wednesday, October 29 2008 11:06 PM (zKF9n)
The Palestinians didn't have a country They just roamed an area--like American Indians. Since Indian reservations worked out so well here, they could have something similar, and we could call it Gaza.
Look, I don't have anything against the Palestinians. I just don't like terror and those who approve of it. If anything, they have some some explaining and cleaning up to do if they want acceptance of their positions.
Posted by: Woody at Thursday, October 30 2008 10:04 AM (Eb/8J)
Let me respond breiafly as I have a whole series of deadlines I'm behind. Warren's objection is IMHO quite wrong but it raies an interesdting philisophical question. At what point can we say "nations" arise, in what ways are communities imagined and how is this tied to historyu and the formation of nation states. Israel, for example arose as a nation state, in a miodern sesne, witha flag and a standing army only in1948. America was once a series of colonies and before inhabited by native people. It's simply untrue and ahistorical to suggest that there was no expression of Palestinian identity before 1967 (warren says 1964 bwar where i assunme he means 1967) What he he then say about the British mandate period where the british put down large scale rebbellions, for independence at that time involving jewish, christain and muslim inhabitants of Palestine. These rebellions at the time was the l;argest mass reistance to the british, compared tp some of the later campaigns led by Ghandhi in India. As for violence I agree wityh Woody but where is his comdemnation of the greater vioence waged by an occupy8ng army agauinst a much less armed population. Any examination od say B'tselem records will show that acts that are illegal undr internatuionaol law: atgertted killings, confiscation of property, willful; killing, use opf human shields are regularly occuring in gaza ans the west bank. Finla tghing is Woody's objection, saying that because of awful acts commited in the name of Palestinians their claim to self deternation is recued. I think that Christopher Hitchens answers this eloquanltly in a eulogy for tghe late and great Israeli dissiden Israel Shahak. It's a wonderful; pice. Here'as Hitch
"In early June I sat on a panel, in front of a large and mainly Arab audience, with Thomas Friedman of the New York Times. Our hosts, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, had asked for a discussion of contrasting images of the Israel-Palestine conflict. The general tempo of the meeting was encouragingly non-tribal; there were many criticisms of Arab regimes and societies, and one of our co-panelists, Raghida Dergham, had recently been indicted in her absence by a Lebanese military prosecutor for the offense of sharing a panel discussion with an Israeli. However, it’s safe to say that most of those attending were aching for a chance to question Friedman in person. He was accused directly at one point of writing in a lofty and condescending manner about the Palestinian people. To this he replied hotly and eloquently, saying that he had always believed that “the Jewish people will never be at home in Palestine until the Palestinian people are at home there.”
That was well said, and I hadn’t at the time read his then-most-recent column, so I didn’t think to reply. But in that article he wrote that Chairman Arafat, by his endless double-dealing, had emptied the well of international sympathy for his cause. This is a very Times-ish rhetoric, of course. You have to think about it for a second. It suggests that rights, for Palestinians, are not something innate or inalienable. They are, instead, a reward for good behavior, or for getting a good press. It’s hard to get more patronizing than that. During the first intifada, in the late 1980s, the Palestinians denied themselves the recourse to arms, mounted a civil resistance, produced voices like Hanan Ashrawi and greatly stirred world opinion. For this they were offered some non-contiguous enclaves within an Israeli-controlled and Israeli-settled condominium. Better than nothing, you might say. But it’s the very deal the Israeli settlers reject in their own case, and they do not even live in Israel “proper”. (They just have the support of the armed forces of Israel “proper”.) So now things are not so nice and many Palestinians have turned violent and even – whatever next? – religious and fanatical. Naughty, naughty. No self-determination for you. And this from those who achieved statehood not by making nice but as a consequence of some very ruthless behavior indeed."
Posted by: Ahmed at Thursday, October 30 2008 02:48 PM (shX1B)
One more quick reply to Warren before I'm off. The thing about using and finding scare quotes, is that we can all do it and therefore it tends to ne a weak way to make a point. That said, since you used one, let me match you, as well...oh and im still waiting to hear from always on watch, who has a web site bordering on the insane. Here's my quotes from David Ben Guirion who was the first Israeli prime minister and who ironically is far more honest on these issues than Woody, Warren or Always on Watch
" If I were an Arab leader, I would never sign an agreement with Israel. It is normal; we have taken their country. It is true God promised it to us, but how could that interest them? Our God is not theirs. There has been Anti-Semitism, the Nazis, Hitler, Auschwitz, but was that their fault? They see but one thing: we have come and we have stolen their country. Why would they accept that?
"Let us not ignore the truth among ourselves ... politically we are the aggressors and they defend themselves... The country is theirs, because they inhabit it, whereas we want to come here and settle down, and in their view we want to take away from them their country."
Posted by: Ahmed at Thursday, October 30 2008 03:53 PM (+t8TR)
Posted by: Ahmed at Friday, October 31 2008 12:05 PM (Ovnfg)
Posted by: Woody at Friday, October 31 2008 01:06 PM (Eb/8J)
Posted by: Ahmed at Friday, October 31 2008 01:49 PM (OZ7F9)
The real non-surprise, Ahmed, is that you don't see your own POV as being evident of narrow minded thinking and left wing talking points.
I could care less about muslims/arabs. My talking points have always been about Moslem fundamentalists who believe that terrorism is the way to advance their cause. You on the other hand, believe that a small country called Israel is a terrorist state because they actively, with no apologies to anyone, defend their people against incessant attacks by the very people that claim statehood for the Palistanians. The true fact is that a Palestinian state could have peacefully been set up anytime between 1948 and 1964. You moan and groan about Gaza, but when the Israeli's pulled out of Gaza, the Palistinians immediately started rocketing civilians in Israel. Your blindness to the depredations of the PLO and HAMAS is absolutely amazing and intellectually dishonest. And don't feed me any garbabe about you have always been against terrorism... you have a penchant for saying "...yes but!" when confronted with facts on the ground.
The next thing you know you will be claiming a massacre in Jenin and Mohammad al Dura was killed diliberately by israeli soldiers. Give it up, you are a pathological supporter of an empty suit and the cause of Muslim fanatics.
Posted by: GM Roper at Friday, October 31 2008 03:39 PM (1fjXG)
There' s so much slander, misinformation and distortion in Roper's overheated response that it's hard to fully confront. So, to make Woody happy I will stick to his word limit. I have, in fact, never advocated anything but peaceful coexsitence in Israel/Palestine predicated on the full recognition of international law, an adknowldegement and accounting of history and equality. At this late date I think that the diplpmatic record, is and has been quite clear. My own position which Roper willfully dostorts is stated above. He also seems to think that the maintainance of a complex system involving stationing tens of thousands of armed troops in another peopels land, creating settlemts with an infurstucture of of roads, barbs wires and walls, conencted wioth checkpoints, giving settlers extra rights predicated on ethnicity all the while employing force coercion and violence is somehow "defensive". The interesting thing about the American right is how narrow their expereinces are. Palin didn't own a passport, Bush had no interest in the rest of the world and I gurantee that Roper and others have read little to no scholarlty books on this topic nor have they visited the middle east, yet they create the most grodd generalizations preidcated on ignorance. But dont worry Roper and Woody, when Barack wins you will not be imprisoned for ideologic crimes, a simpel reeducation camp will do :-)
Posted by: Ahmed at Friday, October 31 2008 04:12 PM (shX1B)
As for terrorism, Im consitent. I oppose violence both against innocent Israeli and Palestinian civilians, as all life in equally valuable and precious and it's gods gift. On the other hand this is the sort of "defensive" violence Roper, who left Marc Copers in disgrace3, supports
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=b%27tselem&search_type=&aq=f
Posted by: Ahmed at Friday, October 31 2008 04:16 PM (shX1B)
Posted by: Ahmed at Friday, October 31 2008 04:24 PM (shX1B)
Ahmed, you are very good at the a-historical twaddle the left pushes about Palestinians being "pushed off" their land. How screwy can you get? Here is your comment regarding "Muslims and Arabs"
is the extent to which they are mimicking classical anti-Semitic trash in their campaigns against Muslims/Arabs.My response was that I don't care about Muslims and Arabs, I care about Islamofascists and their fellow travelers and that has been my stance all along and you damn well know it.
As far as "slander, misinformation and distortion" you truly tickle me as you are the epitome of that description. You are a fool and a rabble rouser who comes not to argue points, but to castigate anyone with a point of view different than your own by using ad homonym and pseudo facts. Pushed off indeed! The facts are that they left of their own volition because the Arab powers that be in Syria, Jordan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia said that they were going to push the Israeli's into the sea and they needed to get out of the way. Likewise, please tell us about the number of Jews "pushed" off their land in the Arab countries, the number was larger and they had no choice. The Arabs/Muslims in Israel did have a choice, and please note that many stayed and are citizens with voting rights in Israel. Can you say the same for Jews in the Arab countries? No? Thought not!
Posted by: GM Roper at Saturday, November 01 2008 07:16 AM (tLNCB)
Posted by: Ahmed at Saturday, November 01 2008 11:46 AM (VrZ8L)
Posted by: Ahmed at Saturday, November 01 2008 11:52 AM (VrZ8L)
Posted by: Ahmed at Saturday, November 01 2008 12:21 PM (VrZ8L)
Ahmed:
"As Khalidi rightly points out, sympathizing with the Palestinian situation does not mean excusing them for their own impotence in bringing about the changes necessary to end that situation."
I have no sympathy whatsoever for a people that believe that they need only wait to have their Arab sponsors push Israel into the see so they can "take over," and kill all the Jews. I have no sympathy with a people whatsoever who blow up children with suicide bombs or strap bombs to mentally retarded girls and boys or who get on a bus full of children and blow it to smithereens. I have no sympathy with Governments such as Syria, Egypt and Jordan let alone Saudi Arabia who could have established a Palestinian state any time but kept the Palestinians in camps so that they could have a rallying point to further the hatred against Israel. I have no sympathy for a people who demand a right of return but would kill any Jew who tried to return to their homelands as well. I have no sympathy whatsoever for a people that demand that Israel leave Gaza and when they do, immediately start firing rockets into civilian homes/schools in Israel. I have no sympathy whatsoever for a people that are left functioning structures/farms/plants by the Israeli's, tear them apart and then claim that they are destitute.
Ahmed:
"So Ropes, I'm still waiting for your verdict on Always on Watch's Obama/Ummah claim."Still playing the guilt by association card Ahmed, I thought you were smarter than that but I see you aren't. I don't censor anyone here except when they violate my language rule. That includes you. Nor do I respond to everyone's post no matter what their belief is. I don't respond to all of your inane and asinine comments so does that mean I subscribe to them? Geeze Ahmed, are you really that stupid and uncomprehending? This is a place for free speech, and as long as the rules are followed you and anyone else can comment in any way they want. What's so hard about that that you cannot seem to get it through your filters? As far as Obama being a Muslim, well, he says he converted and became a Christian. I don't really buy that because he attended a church where the most foul race baiting racist rhetoric was mouthed on a regular basis and he said nothing and did nothing and that doesn't sound very Christian to me. Only when it embarrassed him did he "quit." Now, it is a fact that he was registered in a Muslim school in Indonesia as a Muslim so I would have to guess that he is now an Apostate. How about you Ahmed, do you believe that he is an Apostate and should be killed? That is part of what the Muslim faith says, you say you are Muslim so that must mean you believe it too right? I have NEVER attended a Christian church that was blatantly racist or that would even come close to tolerating Wrights' stuff from the Pulpit, and if I did, I would immediately get up and walk out loudly denouncing the preacher. Would you, if you went to a Mosque, heard the kind of crap that says push the Jews into the sea stand up, decry the hate and walk out. I would, I would hope you would too. Damning you with faint praise? Well, you seem so good at it I thought I'd try my hand. Doesn't feel very good does it?
Get over it you silly little pseudo intellectual, your view of the Arab world is skewed, crooked and off target. Wake up and smell the roses.
Posted by: GM Roper at Saturday, November 01 2008 01:12 PM (tLNCB)
Posted by: Ahmed at Saturday, November 01 2008 02:04 PM (VrZ8L)
So what you are saying, ahmed, is people like Always On Watch (which is a comment, btw which is considered hateful--anytime you use the phrase "people like so and so" you are making a broad and hateful comment, bordering on racism or in this case, since AOW is female, misogynistic and maybe racist also since AOW is white and you are most likely not) where was I? oh yes, people like AOW are using the tactics the arab world uses against the jews?
Oh my, turn about is supposed to be fair play ahmed. The only difference is what AOW says is true while the anti-semitic bashing from the arabs is chock full of lying goodness. For instance, do you really believe jews use the blood of arab for food?
Posted by: kender at Saturday, November 01 2008 02:09 PM (Zy3kz)
But then again, Wright's "Church" also accepts moslems, and Wright himself claims he is a former moslem.
In the Islamic world, if your father was a moslem, you were a moslem. That holds true for Obama, which is why so many Islamic leaders have come forward saying that they not only support him, but they understand what he is doing...lying to steal the election.
Why should Ahmed have such a problem with this? Takeyya is accepted practice in the moslem world.
Posted by: Cao at Saturday, November 01 2008 04:02 PM (rnI6I)
It is apparent that Ahmed thinks of the infidels as dogs, just as so many of Obama's friends do, such as the Iraqi billionaire, Auchi.
Posted by: Cao at Saturday, November 01 2008 04:07 PM (rnI6I)
Posted by: Cao at Saturday, November 01 2008 04:24 PM (rnI6I)
Posted by: Cao at Saturday, November 01 2008 05:09 PM (rnI6I)
Posted by: Cao at Saturday, November 01 2008 05:10 PM (rnI6I)
Hmmmm....I see that Ahmed has maligned me.
Oh, well. Speaking the truth (Pseudostinians) gets me in trouble every time.
P.S. to Kender, Thanks!
Posted by: Always On Watch at Saturday, November 01 2008 05:13 PM (+eO2c)
Posted by: Cao at Saturday, November 01 2008 05:26 PM (rnI6I)
Muslim is not a race so how can it be racism? That is the trouble with people especially as it relates to Obama and/or Muslim, it has to be racism.
The fact is, we don't like foreigners interfering in our elections.
Perhaps this guy should spend more time educating his own people rather than trying to educate Americans to support a Marxist for president. Maybe he could teach his Muzzie buddies that shooting rockets into Israel is wrong.
BTW, Obama and McCain have vastly different views on Israel. Their stated positions are the same but Obama is only saying what he needs to in order to get elected.
Ask the LA Times to release the video where he accuses Israel of genocide and says they have no claims.
His position on Israel (his real position) is why Muslims support him.
Posted by: Big Dog at Saturday, November 01 2008 05:28 PM (bIIf/)
Posted by: Cao at Saturday, November 01 2008 05:45 PM (rnI6I)
Things that I've leanrned while spening way to much time on GM Roper's website 1) that I support killing apostates of Islam 2) that GM Roper doens't consider Obama a real Christian (i wonder what he would think of Falwell or Pat Roberson's faith 3) that Obama is a closet muslim 4) that I thnk jews drink arab blood 5) that I show Arab arrogance 6) that my name is ackmed 7) that I'm an anti semite
I think that you guys here, with your demonstrable ignorance and bigotry are, in many ways, the mirror reflection of the toxic mullahs preaching hatred in the middle east of a "west" they knw little about. My own politics, which no one spoke too, before making all sort of racist and ugly assumptions are in fact reflectled in my own words, in fact I wrote a long reply in post one about the globalisation of identities being acting as a counterroce for the flase assumptions around the clash of civilisation theory. That my own posts were ignored is of no suprise. You guys in fact deserve to suffer a defeat on the 4th, you've shown all your ugliness in these posts. In some ways, humour is the only appropriate response to the insanity of Ropers commentators. So, I now dedicate the following song to Roper and his crew, who really need to get out more or at least pick up a book
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfTpB-KRJhw&feature=related
Posted by: Ahmed at Saturday, November 01 2008 07:40 PM (vPj5M)
How can this "Palestinian" people arrive from nowhere and claim ownership of a State which never existed?
If anything, the land where Israel now exists was taken by right of conquest, a right that Nations have always recognized.
Roughly the same number of Jews were displaced by the Arab countries and had their property confiscated as Arabs that fled from Israel. Israel absorbed those Jews. Yet the Arab States have held their fellow Arabs, (those former residents, maybe), at arms length refusing to integrate them within their societies and thereby keeping a open, festering wound.
I'm of Tsalagi ancestry and unlike the "Palestinians", we are an actual people with a unique language and culture. I can site actual Tsalagi people who existed before 1968. I can show you legal documents and a written language with citations of disinterested foreigners to back them up. We had, and still have a unique culture.
Perhaps you know the Tsalagi better as the "Cherokee".
Can you show me any of these things that relate to "Palestinians", Muslim?
There have always been Jews in Israel, I can't say the same of "Palestinians". They can't even claim their suicide bombing sets them apart.
Don't hand me any crap about American Indians should be sympathetic to "the plight of the Palestinian people". It strikes me in the same fashion as the Gays that try to garner sympathy from Blacks by invoking the civil rights movement.
Posted by: Warren at Saturday, November 01 2008 07:45 PM (zKF9n)
Comprehension doesn't seem to be your strong point.
But that's what I would expect from an Obama supporter.
Posted by: Warren at Saturday, November 01 2008 07:49 PM (zKF9n)
Sine Roper, who left Marc Coopers in disgrace, brought up Jenin here is human right watch's report and condemnation of the willful and illegal use of force and killing in the 2002 invasion. Their report is confirmed by what amnesty and other groups documented in their own examination of the fighting, it should be mentioned that Israel worked to block organisations from going in there in the first place. These reports seem to me to be accurate and have not been disputed by anyone including the IDF. My opinion about Jenin follows from reading the reports, if Roper can somehow prove to me that thye are wrong, I'd love to hear it
Posted by: Ahmed at Saturday, November 01 2008 07:54 PM (vPj5M)
Im getting wat behind my on my academic work, but interestingly enough I reviewed this book by an Israeli scholar a couple of years back. It might be of some interest to Warren
http://www.amazon.com/Palestinian-People-History-Baruch-Kimmerling/dp/0674011295
Posted by: Ahmed at Saturday, November 01 2008 07:58 PM (vPj5M)
Posted by: Ahmed at Saturday, November 01 2008 08:09 PM (vPj5M)
Here's a question for you: Does Obama's middle name signify Arab ancestry?
I'm asking in all seriousness. I have quite a few black friends; none of them nor their friends/family know any with the middle name of "Hussein."
Having read Obama's chapter on faith in The Audacity of Hope, I recognize that his emphasis on community is reminiscent of the idea of ummah. We see Pseudostinians (See The Palestinian Mandate, drawn up after WWI) supporting Obama. Hence, my quip of a few days ago.
Is Obama a Moslem? Every non-Moslem Arab I know -- and I know many -- believe that he is. Every non-Moslem I know who grew up in a Moslem nation other than a Middle Eastern one also believes the same.
I have publicly stated many times that I think that Obama may be a Moslem. Just because Obama says he's a Christian doesn't make it so. In my view, at best, Obama is a syncretist.
You believe that I am a bigot. What a joke! The friends I have run the gamut of every ethnic group and very religion. I also have friends who are atheists and agnostics; in fact, my dearest friend is all the world is an agnostic. As a foreign-language major, I'm a multiculturalist in the old sense of the word.
PS: You said earlier in this thread that I didn't respond to your accusations. For your information, I have a life outside the Internet, and that life takes precedence over what goes on here on the web. Your reaction to my quip speaks for itself. Indeed, I make the quip just to see your reaction, which was quite telling.
Posted by: Always On Watch at Sunday, November 02 2008 04:46 AM (jYc1b)
From http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/10/barack_obama_red_diaper_baby_1.html :
In a 2006 speech, Obama explained: "I was not raised in a particularly religious household, as undoubtedly many in the audience were. My father, who returned to Kenya when I was just two, was born Muslim but as an adult became an atheist. My mother, whose parents were non-practicing Baptists and Methodists, was probably one of the most spiritual and kindest people I've ever known, but grew up with a healthy skepticism of organized religion herself. As a consequence, so did I."
In describing his grandparents as Baptist and Methodist, Obama was contradicting himself. Describing his grandfather in Dreams (p17), Obama wrote: "In his only skirmish into organized religion, he would enroll the family in the local Unitarian Universalist congregation...."
Like grandfather, like grandson: Barack Obama would make his "only skirmish into organized religion", joining Chicago's Trinity United Church, inspired by anti-American church leader, Reverend Jeremiah Wright. He held tightly to Trinity until it endangered his presidential campaign. Then he quit. This is the sole basis of Obama's description of himself as a "Christian.
Posted by: Always On Watch at Sunday, November 02 2008 05:28 AM (jYc1b)
Ahmed:
Things that I've leanrned while spening way to much time on GM Roper's website 1) that I support killing apostates of Islam 2) that GM Roper doens't consider Obama a real Christian (i wonder what he would think of Falwell or Pat Roberson's faith 3) that Obama is a closet muslim 4) that I thnk jews drink arab blood 5) that I show Arab arrogance 6) that my name is ackmed 7) that I'm an anti semiteAhmed, what you are is a practiced prevaricator. I your comments above are all twists of truth. For example I never said you supported killing apostates, I asked the question. I said (I think, without taking the time to go back and look) that islamofascists support the killing of apostates... are you then saying you are an islamofascist? <--- see Ahmed, that piece of punctuation is called a question mark. It indicates that the person speaking is asking a question. got that? OK, now, I would not consider the statements of Falwell and Robertson to be very Christian indeed. But I am an imperfect Christian myself, lacking the grace of the Christ. The question regarding blood was do you buy the blood libel or not... not that you do buy the blood libel.
Ahmed, and for your information, I did not leave Cooper's site in disgrace, I left it in Disgust at the language and inability of anyone there with a few minor exceptions, to be able to debate the issues without the nastiness. Such as what you get here.
Your questions regarding refugees from Israel can be answered here with quotes from contemporary fellows:
In his memoirs, Haled al Azm, the Syrian Prime Minister in 1948-49, also admitted the Arab role in persuading the refugees to leave:
Since 1948 we have been demanding the return of the refugees to their homes. But we ourselves are the ones who encouraged them to leave. Only a few months separated our call to them to leave and our appeal to the United Nations to resolve on their return.Monsignor George Hakim, a Greek Orthodox Catholic Bishop of Galilee told the Beirut newspaper, Sada alJanub (August 16, 194
The refugees were confident their absence would not last long, and that they would return within a week or two. Their leaders had promised them that the Arab armies would crush the 'Zionist gangs' very quickly and that there was no need for panic or fear of a long exile.:
As far as your outright lies regarding Jenin the world acknowledges that no massacre occurred:
Palestinian hospital sources in Jenin put the total number of dead at 52. Last week's Human Rights Watch report also said 52 Palestinians died. Israel says 46 Palestinians died. Israel says that 46 Palestinians died, all but three of whom were combatants. Palestinian medical sources have confirmed that at least one of these civilians died after Israel withdrew from Jenin on April 12, as a result of a booby-trapped bomb that Palestinian fighters had planted accidentally going off.
Yet one month ago, the media's favorite Palestinian spokespersons, such as Saeb Erekat - a practiced liar if ever there was one -- spoke first of 3000 Palestinian dead, then of 500. Without bothering to check, the international media just lapped his figures up.
Face it Ahmed, you are dishonest and disengenuous... try again after you have faced yourself in a mirror. Personally, I don't see how you can stand yourself or sleep with yourself at all.
Posted by: GM Roper at Sunday, November 02 2008 05:49 AM (tLNCB)
Just this Halloween, or thereabouts, which I thought was appropriate, the audio of Obama's grandmother was released, saying that she was there in Kenya when Obama was born.
There are several ministers who took the trouble to tape an interview with her, just in case the documents regarding his birth weren't released. For some reason, his birth records in Mombosa are "top secret", imagine that.
And now we come to find out that - not only is Obama's Luo tribe a muslim tribe, but that Odinga is from that same African muslim tribe. Now who'd have thought it?
The opposition party that was responsible for all of the violence was from the minority Luo tribe, which is a Muslim tribe that supported Mr. Raila Odinga for president. Raila Odinga is a Marxist socialist who graduated from the East Germany Magdeburg University in 1970 on a scholarship from the East German government. He named his first born son after Fidel Castro. Raila Odinga spent six years in prison for his admitted involvement in the bloody coup attempt in 1982 to over take and assissinate Daniel Arap Moi, Kenya’s President. Mr. Odinga has publicly admitted to being the leader of that coup in his 2006. Mr. Odinga is the cousin of United States Senator Barack Obama. Mr. Obama is from the same Muslim tribe, the Luo Tribe, as Mr. Odinga.
Bishop Ron McRae's affidavit says:
Additionally, it is common knowledge throughout both the Christian and Muslim communities in Kenya, that contrary to news media propaganda here in the United States, US Senator Barack Obama is a Muslim and not a Christian, and that he was born in Mombasa, Kenya and not in the State of Hawaii as falsely purported by the Obama campaign for presidency of the United States. Mr. Obama’s cousin ran his failed campaign for the Kenyan presidency in the identical fashion of Senator Obama’s American campaign strategy, and that being to join a nominal Christian Church in order to publicly profess to be a Christian, while maintaining their actual Muslim beliefs, in order to sway public opinion away from the actual fact of his strong Muslim beliefs, family and goals. It is a known fact that membership in the United Church of Christ in Chicago, where Barack Obama was a member, does not require muslims to renounce their Islamic faith in order to join the UCC church. Throughout Kenya it is and was well publicized in the media that a Memorandum of Understanding agrement, attached as Exhibit “3″, between Raila Odinga and Shiek Abdullahi Abdi, chairman of the National Muslim Leaders Forum, was signed by Odinga in August 29, 2007 in which Raila Odinga promised if elected to implement drastic changes including but not limited to the following:
Recognize “Islam as the only true religion”“Islamic leaders would have an oversight rule to monitor activities of ALL other religions (emphasis in the original)Installation of Shariah courts in every jurisdiction to implement Islamic lawImplement a ban on Christian preaching Because of the seriousness of all of the above, as a Christian and a citizen of the United States, this preacher could no longer sit idly by knowing these things and continue to minister in both Kenya and the United States.From the Phil Berg documents filed on the 31st - and imagine that, his Berg's site is mysteriously down, so I was lucky and am grateful to be one of the individuals granted privy to them; to help spread the message to counter Obama's lies.
It's all very concerning information about the Messiah, and most of it he's been hiding. He hides his past, he denies his radical connections, including the fact that his trip to Pakistan between his stint at Occidental and Columbia would have been impossible for an American citizen--because they were under martial law at the time.
If you asked me, LOL...the 'racist' meme is a rather weak argument -amd shouldn't gain traction. Allah managed to short Ahmed some IQ points in exchange for giving him a whopping helping of superiority complex.
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Alright some responses to the various commentators here, as I'll try to be respectful. AOW is simply beyond the pale. The very idea that "muslim" could be used as a smear against Obama, is an affront to MLK's idea that we should be judged by the content of our character. Colin Powell rightly denounded it and it seems clear that the obsessive attempts by AOW and his seemingly idiotic non arab muslim friends to lnk Obama to Islam say much more about the accusers than anything else. Simply disgusting, period.
As for Roper, where to begin? The very idea that you could imagine that myself, someone with secular left politics, who in this very thread decried "toxic mullahs preaching hatred of a west they know little about" shows how much of a racist and idiot you are, IQ notwithstanding. It's interesting, too, to look at our sources. While I reference Israeli newspapers, scholarship and a number of human right organisations Roper only produces the propaganda work of out front advocacy groups. He raised Jenin not me. I responded saying that my opinion of what happened is based on the documented reports of amnesty and human rights watch who went there and studied the fithing, they accused the IDF of war crimes including the deliberate targetting innoecents, use of human shields and willful destruction of property I've included links to thier reports. Roper has yet to tell me if he thinks the organisations are lying nor has he (or the IDF) contridicted the reports. I very much doubt he even bothered to read them. I think that our approaches speak volumes.
As for sleeping, thanks Roper for asking. I find that if I get a run in the day and then chamomile tea while I read at night, sleep is no problem. I like about 7 to 8 hours. About Coopers, I have some big differences with say Marc, reg and Balter and I've probalby taken them each on at some point. That said, I've never once doubted their intellectual curiosity, honesty , compassion and sincere desire to commitment to seeing politics as a way of creating a more humane society. That i cannot say the same of you, is becoming increasingly obvious in the awful and unhinged stuff you post. Sad, really
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It bothers me that the L.A. Times refuses to release a video tape of Sen. & Mrs. Obama at a party honoring a former mouthpiece for terrorist Yasser Arafat--Rashid Khalidi (aka a respected scholar to the left.) In addition, I've often wondered about what is in Obama's secret Columbia University thesis and what it might reveal about Obama's true Marxist beliefs, when written at an unguarded time in his life and to a liberal univesity.
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The Obama File"...I excerpted here an abreviated starting point for you to invoke some thought:"
Original birth certificate -- Not released
Obama/Dunham marriage license -- Not released
Soetoro/Dunham marriage license -- Not released
Soetoro adoption records -- Not released
Besuki School application -- Released
Punahou School records -- Not released
Selective Service Registration -- Released
Occidental College records -- Not released
Passport (Pakistan) -- Not released
Columbia College records -- Not released
Columbia thesis -- Not released
Harvard College records -- Not released
Harvard Law Review articles -- None (maybe 1, unsigned?)
Baptism certificate -- None
Medical records -- Not released
Illinois State Senate records -- None
Illinois State Senate schedule -- Lost
Law practice client list -- Not released
University of Chicago scholarly articles -- None"Don't believe a word of it (The Obama File) just because it is presented as fact, but use it as a basis of your own research on the man that may very well become our POTUS and CiC. ...Above all, remember that it is your DUTY as a citizen to try to become as informed as possible on ALL the candidates and the major issues. ONLY by being informed can you cast a truly responsible vote."
Thanks, Delftsman! And, thank you, left-wing media--for nothing.
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Posted by: AF Ticker at Tuesday, October 28 2008 11:52 AM (t4rgt)
The 60's are thataway... don't the let the door bump your rump on the way out!
Posted by: e. nonee moose at Tuesday, October 28 2008 12:19 PM (dlFaD)
I think that this is what people mean when they refer to the "hate American right". The utter contempt that Woody's holds for a large part of the population who make up this country is truly remarkable. He has evolved into a bitter, senile character whose politics are simply a vesself for his own insecurity and bigotry. According to this post, the portion of the population who supports Obama (about half of voters) all don't work or are free loving hippies. Is this either possible or rational. Over at Coopers, Woody suggests that blacks have no real commitment to voting. Thye guy's a creep and shame on GM Roper for dwellling in this muck.
Posted by: Ahmed at Tuesday, October 28 2008 12:41 PM (shX1B)
Ahmed,
How dare you say nasty things about Woody !!! He loves America, apple pie, the christian bible, Ronald Regan and HATES all them lazy blacks, muslim aka terrorists, Obama's non-working marxist/ socialists, baby killing, American hating, terrorist loving, god hating, kool-aid drinking, Paling derangement syndrome, and just plain crazy liberals.
Woody do you still claim George W. Bush is a great president?
Posted by: frank at Tuesday, October 28 2008 01:35 PM (Rf86u)
Let's clear up something, Ahmed. You misstated what I wrote, so here was my entire response to you at Coopers:
Ahmed, why are you so offended by what most people know to be true–black voter turnout in bad weather turns out to be very low? Is that wrong to say? Why? Even Democratic leadership knows that. Obama isn’t taking any chances, so he’s out there trying to get them to vote early and often and to even skip work to vote for him.And, Ahmed, Khalidi did work for Yasser Arafat–a terrorist. That’s serious. Khalidi appears as unrepentant for serving the radical PLO as is Bill Ayers for his terrorism. If Khalidi has never expressed remorse for serving this terror movement, then nothing he says today in moderation can be taken at face value.
Did you know that Khalidi and Ayers were best friends, too. There’s a few too many terrorist links with Obama’s friend Khalidi for me to give Khalidi a pass as some benign mideast expert.
If Marc followed your calls for bans, he could lead off with you who defend terrorists and terrorism. People who state the truth, no matter how unpopular to the left, don’t threaten the nation, but terrorists do.
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Frank, I don't even know who you are, and you sure don't know me, so I'll speak for myself rather than let anyone trust what you have to say about me.
And, I see that you adopted Ahmed's left-wing talking point about the "hate America right," which is a joke. I don't hate people, but I have a right to strongly disagree with them--especially over issues affecting my country and my family.
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Posted by: GM Roper at Tuesday, October 28 2008 02:39 PM (dvU+W)
I see an amazing discourse has presented itself here. I don’t mean “amazing” in the sense that it provides any intellectual stimulation, but rather from the unusual standpoint of one man attempting to stifle free expression through ad hominem assault. So then, if I understand this correctly, a man who exercises his right to articulate an opinion is a “sad and shallow prick” because his opinion happens to differ from the other fellow.
This seems very similar to the kinds of strategies employed by socialist elitists who use the power of the state and its resources to violate a citizen’s right to privacy, and castigate him simply because he dared to ask a question of a presidential candidate, or perhaps the tactic of punishing a television station for similar reasons.
I may have misunderstood this entire discussion, but on the off chance that I can recognize intellectual dishonesty ten out of ten times, let me just say that Woody should be ashamed of himself for daring to have an opinion, and then actually expressing it. He apparently forgot that first amendment rights only pertain to Marxists, who are largely in agreement with one another, and identified enemies of the State even if unindicted co-conspirators.
Overall, the exchange was quite instructive, considering that the post may have set a record for the blogosphere’s shortest essay ever.
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Ahmed you talk of Woody's contempt for a large portion of the American Population. Guess what? It is Woody's priviledge as a US citizen to do so. The sooner you come to grips with this the better you will understand the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
Posted by: Psyberwolfe at Tuesday, October 28 2008 09:20 PM (akgVj)
Woody now writes...
"Obama offers to help McCain voters, as his own voter base already makes this their policy every day."
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Why did Woody and GmRoper change this post? They should hev the 'huevos" to stand by their previous comment.
The "bait and switch" after the comments about their original post were made shows what cowards they are, too afraid or ashamed of their first comment.
Posted by: frank at Wednesday, October 29 2008 05:39 AM (Rf86u)
Posted by: GM Roper at Wednesday, October 29 2008 06:32 AM (tLNCB)
G.M., Frank is not referencing the comments, but my post. He's right that I did change the wording slightly, but not for the reason that he says.
When I originally did the post, I was in a hurry and had to rush off. When I got back and re-read it, I thought that it would be clearer and more readable with a simple change in connecting words and by making it one sentence instead of two. Absolutely no meaning or intent was changed at all. Frank caught it in between the revision. That was it.
Now, he tries to accuse us of something sinister. He's wrong. Frank's complaint shows the paranoia, desperation, false accusations, and dishonesty of the left to elect Obama using "any means necessary."
Attacks will only get worse if Obama is elected.
Posted by: Woody at Wednesday, October 29 2008 08:10 AM (Eb/8J)
Posted by: Woody at Wednesday, October 29 2008 08:54 AM (Eb/8J)
Sinster plot, Woody ooh please, I doubt this blog is read by more than a few folks for me to be "trying to elect Obama using "any means necessary".
If anybody is paranoid, it's the authors of this blog, who can dish it out on Marc Coppers's blog but cry like a spoiled child when taken challenged.
You boys better look under your bed tonight for those Palin Derangement Syndrome suffering liberals, ooooh oooooh ooooh very scary.
Posted by: frank at Wednesday, October 29 2008 10:00 AM (Rf86u)
Frank, you didn't challenge me. You brought up a non-issue, for which I offered a perfectly reasonable and accurate explanation. Occasionally, I will tweak a post if, after I walk away, I come up with a thought to make something more understandable or complete. Your "gotcha" is without merit, as is your claim that G.M. and I cry over at Marc's. Is that all you have to say?
Posted by: Woody at Wednesday, October 29 2008 10:28 AM (Eb/8J)
I don't give a flip what kinds of arguments you guys get into elsewhere. If I did, I would go there to read them. It does no good to air this kind of petty sniping outside the context of where it began. No one understands, no one cares. And it's a clear display of disrespect for anyone else who happens to stop in for a read.
I haven't visited this blog in some time and this kind of bickering, which I simply don't have time for, nor the inclination to make time for, is part of the reason why I went elsewhere for conversation. As much as I adore GM and have respect for Woody I have no desire to muddle my way through snapping and back-biting comments over something that has nothing to do with the subject.
Posted by: Oyster at Wednesday, October 29 2008 12:38 PM (hCybq)
I had the same thought myself. Besides, I'm supposed to be the liberal gadfly around here. Ahmed, you're encroaching on my territory!
Posted by: e. nonee moose at Wednesday, October 29 2008 01:56 PM (dlFaD)
Well, from now on, what happens at Cooper's, stays at Cooper's. G.M. and I have disassociated ourselves from that blog.
Now, we have to rename this blog from "Has Everyone Gone Nuts" to "No, Just the Liberals."
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Posted by: Ahmed at Wednesday, October 29 2008 04:20 PM (RQdep)
And you speak in parables and generics.
"Just, inclusive and fair".
Why that could mean anything. It could be interpreted in numerous ways. And the means by which to achieve these, according to one's interpretations, are even more varied. I mean really, how could one disagree with that? "Just, inclusive and fair".
And when you're not engaging in parables and generics, you're proclaiming to know what's in another's heart.
So, whatever. Listen, if you're expecting to be offended, you will be. Let me end this with, "No offense intended."
Posted by: Oyster at Wednesday, October 29 2008 04:55 PM (hCybq)
"G.M. and I have disassociated ourselves from that blog."
At the exact time that the ship is sinking and all your hyperbole, ranting and incoherence is increasingly being exposed by Cooper and others. I guess that these conservatives of the Roper and Woody stock, who are constantly attacking liberals and minorities for wallowing in victimhood, are themselves a timid bunch. Roper and Woody were around for the Bush years (how did that turn out, btw?) yet leave when people people are too harsh. Why am I not suprised
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