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I find it entertaining that Moveon.org has Moveon.orged Hillary Clinton for Barak Obama; Leftists will stab their own mothers in the back if it means gaining one step closer to the VIP room.
To think, ten years ago Moveon.org came on the scene to save Clinton's reputation now they're using their forces to destroy Clinton's reputation.
Some loyality.
Comment Posted By syn On 28.03.2008 @ 06:52
The strange part is, if Obama's campaign had not taken off we'd all be forced to talk about 'sexism' in America.
I'm 46 and feel like the Progressive party's sexist-racist-classist- environmentalist campaign season is keeping me stuck in a loop of The Rocky Horror Picture Show "Let's do the Time Warp Again" only I've Moveon.orged from the days of the 1970's while the wankers who are singing the song have never changed.
Comment Posted By syn On 25.03.2008 @ 07:53
SHORTER CHINA: "NOT OUR FAULT WE'RE THUGS"
One minor observation, the US State Department belongs to no president; they operate entirely on their own terms demanding whoever is president bend to their will.
Just because it's in the US, the State Department doesn't necessarily side with America.
Plus, if you work in the US State Department is impossible to get fired.
Comment Posted By syn On 24.03.2008 @ 07:35
CONSPIRACY MILL CHURNING ON OBAMA PASSPORT STORY
According to the Washington Times:
"The State Department investigation of improper computer access to passport records of three presidential candidates is focusing on one remaining employee — a contract worker with a company headed by an adviser to the presidential campaign of Sen. Barack Obama....The third employee, who has not been fired, worked for The Analysis Corporation (TAC), which is headed by John O. Brennan, a former CIA agent who is an adviser to Mr. Obama’s presidential campaign on intelligence and foreign policy.
The TAC employee is the only individual to have accessed both Mr. Obama’s and Mr. McCain’s passport information without proper authorization, a State Department spokesman said. That employee, who was not named, triggered an electronic alarm system, officials familiar with the probe said."
Yet according to tHePeOPle:
"Calling “conspiracy†today is a way of trashing your opponent and relegating whatever they’re questioning to the garbage, no matter the validity. This is ridiculous, because in the course of reasoned, rational thought, it’s often necessary to ask such seemingly odd or conspiratorial sounding questions. It forces you to think in different ways and reach conclusions you might not have thought of otherwise."
Also, the guy's "conspiracies proved true" were laughable. For instance, the CIA selling crack has been debunked thoroghly. The coke was being shipped and sold by contract employees and proprietary airlines with CIA connections. But to say that actual employees of the US government were profiting from the drug trade is ridiculous. The CIA used drug smugglers to get guns to the contras because, well, who else were they going to use, FedEx? To smuggle guns in that part of the world you use smugglers. And people like Gene Hassenfuss smuggled everything from drugs and guns to blue jeans.
This seemed to grate on the sensibilities of many liberals who insist that there is no difference between a CIA contract employee and actual CIA government employees. Did they know the guys were smuggling drugs? Duh. Should they have turned a blind eye when they started to ship to the US? To believe that crack wouldn't have gotten in some other way is to believe in fairy tales.
As for most of his other "conspiracies" they hardly qualify as such. Secret government programs are not conspiracies - only secret. There's a difference that the gentlemen doesn't make.
ed.
Comment Posted By syn On 23.03.2008 @ 07:47
"That’s right. Black people COULD make themselves not poor, not live in inner city ghettos, not have broken families, not resent white people after institutionalized slavery, lynching, and segregation. If they WANTED to."
Ever consider the possibility that Democrat's Plantation Party is what has kept blacks poor, living in inner city ghettos, having broken families while believing that slavery never ended?
After all which is the political party consistantly votes for Margaret Sanger's 'Negro Project'; the real problem in all this is that liberals don't like to admit they are the Klan in the Hood.
Comment Posted By syn On 21.03.2008 @ 07:22
Obama's problem, he wants America to believe he can bring the kind of change which, in his own personal life, was unable to change for the past twenty years.
Comment Posted By syn On 19.03.2008 @ 18:52
IS CAPITALISM AND THE CONSERVATIVE RATIONALE FOR IT DEAD?
"It’s more accurate to say that “Stupid lenders gave a lot of money to greedy/rookie speculators, evidently believing that housing prices would continue to go up 20-30% a year forever.â€
Yep.
Comment Posted By syn On 18.03.2008 @ 07:02
I cannot predict the future however the past informs me that war has been waged against America and the West far longer than the time spent in Iraq; whatever preceptions people hold about the last five years in Iraq one must see that what has been accomplished during these short years under the Bush administration is far more constructive and victorious on the side of freedom in comparison to the numerous defeats we have experienced over the last thirty years or so.
War may be a waste however appeasement is what begins war; we gave appeasement a chance and for that, we got 9/11. Obviously, thirty years of the implementing the wrong strategy was a monumental error in judgment; it empowered the enemy to wage an even greater war than we were willing to fight.
History also informs me that just because I live in America that I don't have a problematic, corrupt government; take a look at the incompetence seen in our own Congress which if not confronted today will lead to servere problems in the coming decade, the New Deal's Great Society is crumbling and this war zone will not be pleasant once it is fully waged.
When I converted to Conservatism after 9/11 I came across a quote I had never heard before:
Freedom is a fragile thing and is never more than one generation from extinction. It is not ours by inheritance; it must be fought for and defend constantly by each generation, for it comes only once to a people. Those who have known freedom, and then lost it, have never known it again." (Reagan, 1967)
I will never again assume that just because I live in America that my freedom is guaranteed; after 9/11 I learned to take part in defending and protecting my freedom rather than my past habit of expecting others to do it for me.
Comment Posted By syn On 16.03.2008 @ 11:32
I love America because she produces so many extraordinary human beings like Dr. Sowell, Dr King, Dr Steele to name just a few; if Obama or his wife Michelle do not already see the inspirational wonders our Nation produces then they're both bigger fools than is their spiritual advisor.
In any case, Obama's political career is over since he can't even bring change and hope to those closest to him.
Comment Posted By syn On 15.03.2008 @ 08:41
"And that’s going to embolden Hillary Clinton to continue to make more attacks on our eventual nominee. And it’s going to further divide the party. And maybe even cost us the election"
For the Clintons who were so useful in attacking 'All thing Republican/Conservative' and dividing a Nation, they don't seem to garner much love and appreciation from those who have benefited most from the Clinton's destructive machine; her political party made them now, they hate them. Yet, the rest of us are forced to clean up their mess.
Comment Posted By syn On 12.03.2008 @ 13:43
