Posted on 04/27/2007 4:39:21 AM PDT by Chairman_December_19th_Society
As we settle into the nighttime of despair, fret not, for the Sun will rise again!!
Good morning!!
We, here, will never forget those who died on September 11, 2001, as we seek to protect the Republic from all who seek to do her harm!!
FDR once stated "all we have to fear is fear itself."
It is interesting what the span of a couple of generations will do to a party that espoused such a simple but powerful dictum. It would seem the new mantra is:,P.
"All we have to fear is success."
This is something we see writ large across the modern Democrat party.
Education? Let's ensure poor and minority students are provided programs that ensure these folks are stuck in the program. They are afraid of actually constructing a process that would work. They are afraid of success.
Fiscal Policy? Let's ensure we set up a tax code that will make it difficult, if not impossible, to actually move up the financial ladder. But don't forget to demogouge the rich in the process so folks will forget it's an income, not an asset, tax. After all, we can't have the poor actually succeeding financially. They are afraid of success.
Health Care? Let's set up a process whereby the state will allocate the provision of health care to all of society. If this means that cutting-edge solutions to medical problems cannot be realized anymore, or that people die waiting for critical procedures in the name of fairness, that doesn't matter. After all, we cannot have the sick succeed in living, can we. They are afraid of success.
Abortion? A woman needs to choose to be irresponsible and not accept the consequences of her action. A man need not be held accountable for his part in the process. Let's snuff out the possibility that a child could be born that would provide solutions to countless issues in socity. They are afraid of success.
Foreign Policy? The United States should be the most liked country in the world. Never mind that we end up the world's door mat, and garner no respect in the process. That would provide success down the road to American entrepenuers and secure the blessings of liberty for us and our posterity. Nope, cannot have that. They are afraid of success.
War? A guerrilla war such as that being waged in Iraq requires patience, and above all courage to maintain the effort for the long haul. Yesterday, it would seem, the Democrats decided it was no longer worth the effort to see the conflict through to a desireable conlusion. They are afraid of success.
The willingness of an individual or a group to willingly undermine the success capability of a Nation is well defined in the dictionary, as well as the Constitution--it is called Treason. Treason is the overt act of providing the Nation's enemy aid and comfort in time of conflict.
This simply means that in wartime, there is no option to decide in favor of a fear of success. Success is the only option open for debate. The discussion need go no further than the processes for achieving the desired outcome--success.
That all changed in the last generation. The generation that changed the FDR maxim. This was the "better red than dead" crowd, the folks that cheered on Jane Fonda as she made out with a North Vietnamese--that was the enemy for the historically challenged--AAA cannon. Rather than be held to account for handing the enemy a propaganda victory (if there was ever "aid" to the enemy, this is it!), she has instead been allowed by Hollywood to have a successful acting career.
So, the mold of FDR was broken, so let's go for broke. After all, the "better red than dead" crowd suffered a severe problem as the result of President Reagan--the "red" itself died with the passing of the Soviet Union.
No matter, the modern Communists, who insist upon calling themselves Democrats, have made a silent, unwritten pact to carry on the works of Lennin, Stalin, Malenkov, Krushchev, Brezhnev, Andopov, and Chernenko (Gorbachev is totally out of favor with them as he caused the death of the Holy Land). These people continue to seek the destruction of America, the ruin of the land they allegedly call home.
Before Jane Fonda, the likes of this sort of individual would be called out, hauled up, and dealt with in an appropriate manner. Now the cancer of treason is allowed to fester. The malignancy is such that it is now reaching to some of the highest points in the land.
Fortunately, for this instance, the Founding Fathers provide us a remedy, one that will surely be used to prevent the traitors from carrying the day--the Presidential veto. We must understand, however, there may come a day when the traitors will own not only the branch of Government that writes National policy in the form of legislation, but the branch that is responsible for carrying out these policies--the Executive.
Moreover, it should be the duty of America to revive that quaint notion that the only option in time of war is success, and that anything short of that is treason, and should be tried accordingly. There should be no reasonable person that should allow such behavior to go on, particularly in public office.
The Democrats fear of success in Iraq is not just lamentable or tragic.
It is treason--pure and simple.
For AMERICA - The Right Way, I remain yours in the Cause, the Chairman.
Here is the jaw dropping part..
He has been in US custody since..... late 2006.
Yep 2006.
You didn’t even know
Back....Dodged the orange barrels and the raindrops to head up to the CMA to see the amazing special exhibit of Monets now there....Fairly crowded...paintings covered his years in Normandy..so there were the water lilies, but my favorites were of the sea and the cliffs. Monet loved the sea.
Well displayed and the info via the headsets was helpful. Paintings from all over the world, but the giant, famous waterlilies painting is the Museum's own.
Thanks for the party start, Raven.
Molly, check out who is going to be speaker at the U of I commencement.
Jawed Karim, Co-founder of YouTube and University of Illinois alumnus
Well, there ya go. rolling eyes!!
WOW -— No Way! How has our military, and the Iraqi military, managed to keep it silent this long!
CONGRATULATIONS, to all who had part in this!
I just posted a thread: Heard of the decision on Rush:
BIGGIE story...
[WA] State Supreme Court: Talk-radio hosts free to ... talk
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1824713/posts
Victory of major import for free speech and talk radio! ... and UNANIMOUS even in WA!
Sorry I haven’t clarified sufficiently, I guess:
After speaking yesterday with the present Catholic school, I’ve determined that she WILL be going into the jr.high at 7th grade rather than keeping her at this school (in a different district) until 8th or 9th grade. She WILL be in that jr.high at the start of 7th.
The question right now is whether to change her to the closer Catholic school for two years, for 5th & 6th, so when she goes to that jr.high she’ll already have a constellation of friends in the new area from activities and grade school when she arrives at the jr.high, eg, two more minor changes: one at 5th and one at 7th. The alternative is waiting for two years, and her having to deal with not only the jr.high education and “fish in a big pond” that everyone has to deal with, but in addition to that, having to deal with the social, friend, cultural (coarser, non-Catholic), educational factors ALL at the same time... however, only having to deal with a single shift of environment.
When is it better, socially, for a [girl] child to get the friend shift?
Be back later... gotta hit another consult...
I have a better suggestion for them: Lawrence Wright, alum, Pulitzer Prize winner for his Looming Tower the book on AQ
WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL....FINALLY a secret kept from the screaming media. Hopefully Al.....al.....,......Iraqi has been very helpful to the cause. OOOOOEEEE I’ll bet the new rulers in the house and senate are upset the capture wasn’t released sooner.hehehehehe
It occurs to me that there are some newbies who might like to be on it.
I'd be willing to do this for the short while at least, unless anyone else wants it.
For myself, it'll always be Kay's list..also I'm not going to subtract any names, at least at this point, only add them.
Let me know what you think, and if you want on this list - which the Chairman uses daily to get us going...
Thanks for that decision story. Excellent
It’s annoying to have to excerpt things, but with that story I was able to manage to get the text pretty decent in only 300 words. I got a link to the actual !!!unanimous!!! decision a somewhere around post#10.
At least, I’m pretty confident that people can get the gist of the story pretty well without having to go to some pay site.
Molly, you are a special person, a pink peach.
Raven, darling, I know that some of us may feel like survivors here, but would you be a sweetheart please and change your tagline. It scares me.
Tell it to Imus!
Thanks till...you got me blushing like a peach..which is a favorite color, btw...
AF, your work paid off!
A mixed border collie-wolf is a great combo. The one I had is tied with Tippy for the best dog which owned me. Tippy was a dingo.
I don’t know which is prettier...the bluebird, or his little house!
Yes, I would appreciate the help from whatever quarter. I have the list, but maintaining it on my own would be hit or miss.
ROTFLMPO ... over and over again ...
I almost never read taglines, and have never changed mine ... I may just adopt that one, though... for a while
LOL
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