[Tuscaloosa Goldfinch]

Well, this just continues to prove that leftists have NO moral compass. And that's putting it mildly.

[Kewlhand`tek]

#1 would be determental to any company, most conservaties and republicans are the ones doing the work, the democrats usually have a series of syndrones that prohibit full employement. You they are alergic to all the chemicals in the work place, the dust, the work ect.plus they are late or dont bother showing up and when they they dont work very hard.

[ladtx]

I lurk over at DU regularly. As I've said before, every time I do, I get the feeling I'm looking into a Junior High Detention Hall. You'll never see such juvenile posts anywhere else.

[zip]

ping

[Blood of Tyrants]

In other words, LIE! They can't go out and logically and passionately convince people that they should throw their lot with the DNC so they tear the GOP down.

[Arpege92]

I'm going to help the DU folks out a little and make copies of this list to hand out to as many people as I know.

[The Mayor]

the enemy within

[Mr. Jeeves]

Here, my friends, are your loving, compassionate Democratic neighbors at work.

Nice article, but DU posters are hardly ordinary Democrats.

[Owl_Eagle]

I wouldn't be too concerned about it.  Democrats are lazy and expect other people to do everything for them and all the suggestions require at least some modicum of effort.

Owl_Eagle

" WAR IS PEACE
FREEDOM IS SLAVERY
DIVERSITY IS STRENGTH"

[Crazieman]

Bah! I ran a search for Boortz, DU, and Democratic Underground, all turned up negative, and posted a duplicate.

[yankeedame]

How DUers see themselves:

(Copy of an old 1960s "The Dawn is Red" Maoist poster)

[goldstategop]

The DU Dummies are paranoid. Its good advice actually but since it comes from an eevil Republican, they won't touch it with a ten foot pole!

[Teacher317]

tedoll78: I used to be an "I-won't-do-that" person, but now I want to win and prevent the major harm that the GOP would do.

tedoll78, honey, we already HAVE the White House and both Houses of Congress. What do you think will change if the status quo is retained after November?

Not a rational thought among the entire group over there.

[GOPJ]

Here's a partial dem list for destroying FreeRepublic:

1. Post stories that might unite Freepers in the middle of the night.

2. Post silly stories to drive away serious Freepers in "prime time". Post everything printed. Keep the site moving fast enough that a sense of community won't form.

3. Post comments that make people ashamed of being conservative.

4. Post unending anti-Bush articles and make sure fellow paid professional trolls keep those on top. Think of it as running a banner ad.

[GOPJ]

Ping.

Everyday democrats are lazy, but the folks behind this stuff are paid professionals. And they're not lazy. They're playing for the biggest prize of our time. Control of the most powerful nation on earth. Have you notices how all the talk of campaign finance reform is over? Now they're taking money from foreign countries. They can bypass the parties and go straight to nonprofits. Read this list. It's thuggy. It's the mentality every horrible banana republic or totalitarian nightmare you've seen. And they'll do it here if they can.

Big stakes, big players. If you underestimate these goons, you could force us all to pay a very high price.

I wouldn't be too concerned about it. Democrats are lazy and expect other people to do everything for them and all the suggestions require at least some modicum of effort.

[GOPJ]

ping

[GOPJ]

ping

[Servant of the 9]

5) Make sure that you're the only ride on voting day for a group of hard right types who live out of the way, and then don't show up.

The lefties just don't understand.
Hard Right Types earn a good living, and have their own ride.

So9

[Pippin]

Yikes!

They are a really SICK group of people!

[weegee]

Think MS-NBC, Newsweek, the New York Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, or the Der Spiegel will be running any excerpts of this? After all they all have run significant pieces "outing" Free Republic's activism (in the arena of online polls).

Maybe the Kerry Campaign needs to be asked for their take on this. It is not much different than what the musician who calls himself Moby (sometimes) said:

Punk the prez? - Moby's anti-Bush tricks

...and the Kerry Campaign did attempt to denounce/distance themselves from that.

Republican National Committee spokeswoman Christine Iverson likened Moby's proposal to "dirty campaign tactics we're already seeing from John Kerry."

"His campaign was willing to use these kinds of voter suppression tactics against members of his own party in Iowa and New Hampshire," Iverson says. "John Kerry is a hypocrite. He pledged to run a clean campaign. Then he uses the lowest form of gutter politics to impugn his opponents, Democratic and Republican. It's unfortunate but this is probably just the beginning of the kind of tactics we're going to be seeing from John Kerry in the months to come."

Kerry spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter said, "I doubt that Moby was suggesting anybody suppress the vote. We did not use any dirty tactics against any candidate.

"When it comes to dirty tricks the Republic party wrote the book. We've already seen Republican attacks and we haven't even won the nomination yet. The Republican Party is clearly afraid of John Kerry."

[weegee]

This is sort of a reverse PING. Media silence... after all we have seen a number of high profile attacks on FR in the media just over online activism responding to polls. Let's see the media expose the rats at DU for just what they are...

The "revived" public Media Schadenfreude and and Media Shenanigans lists.

Freepmail AnAmusedSpectator to get ON/OFF this list.

[ReleaseTheHounds]

Products of the Age of Clinton.

[lowbridge]

My DU parody:

Al Qaeda Underground

[dirtboy]

There's gotta be several FEC violations in these guidelines.

[mware]

The Federal Election Commission may be interested in reading this.

[lowbridge]

"I used to be an "I-won't-do-that" person, but now I want to win and prevent the major harm that the GOP would do. "

Oh, I like that. Justify their bad behavior on the grounds that the other side does it too, when the truth is we dont do that.

[MEGoody]

Hmmm. . .implementation of some of these ideas would be violations of the law. I propose we follow around all the Dems we know until one of them implements a law-breaking strategy. . .then we serve as a witness against him/her at the trial and get him/her put in jail for as long as possible.

[VadeRetro]

tedoll78: I used to be an "I-won't-do-that" person, but now I want to win and prevent the major harm that the GOP would do. In the end, having more liberal leaders in power will save the country and world from more heartache/chaos/destruction/etc; the change for the positive worldwide will more than pay-back for these tactics.

Holy Warrior Syndrome, right out there. Get this guy a medical bracelet!

[wjcsux]

More proof that RATS and dishonesty go hand in hand together. The best way to fight is to be sure they are kept out of office.

[CharlesThe Hammer]

The Machiavellian confidence that Democrat zealots espouse is truly astounding. They are so enamored of their own righteousness that any means is justifiable. It is just this misguided earnestness that prompted Robespierre to claim that "...Terror is an emanation of virtue." Succeeding Jacobin legions of "busybodies" and "do-gooders" have since descended upon us to "enlighten" us about the perils of eating red meat, owning a shotgun or wearing fur. Now it seems that we must be protected fom ourselves once more, this time we might(gasp), vote Republican. The calumny and fraud suggested in this DU primer on electoral sabotage is insulting to any free American by its arrogant, condescending assumptions. How ironic that hard left Democrats would negate the people's will so flippantly. Such wrong-headed intellectual elitism is inherent to the Utopian left. They perceive themselves as a "vanguard" that will re-educate the rest of us thick proletarians. Convinced that they commit these frauds for "the good", they delude themselves that the acts are moral. I'd like some of these half-baked doofuses to try and have me fired or put on the phony "I'm a stoopid Conservative" act. They might have to take a really close-up look at my Irish "passport".

[auggy]

I've got it. Why don't we beat the Pubbies the Old-fashioned way.

[RichInOC]

MARCHING INSTRUCTIONS FOR DEMOCRATS

"And next the men of the Second Armoured Division regale us with their famous close order swanning about."

"Squad. Camp it...up!"

"Oooh get her! Whoops! I've got your number, ducky. You couldn't afford me, dear...two, three...I'd scratch your eyes out. Don't come the brigadier bit with us, dear, we all know where you've been, you military fairy. Whoops, don't look now girls, the major's just minced in with that dolly colour sergeant...two, three...ooh-ho!"

[murdoog]

Does anyone have a link to the original DU thread?

[Mo1]

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[mabelkitty]

Tampering with an election - I'd like to see Ashcroft crawl up Skinner's website.

[Morgan's Raider]

3) Create, plant and disseminate widely "news stories" that discredit GOP policies – A good way to do this is to print out stories in the visual style of a major newspaper or magazine (don't use the logo or other copywrited material, however) and theme them similarly to the ones that targeted John McCain's platform last presidential election. Make sure not to slander individuals directly. Leave stacks of the printouts where people are certain to find them – i.e. supermarkets, coffee houses, bars, community centers etc. As in #2 make sure to write these from the right wing perspective, for maximum effect on the target audience. Avoid digital media, as it's too easy to fact check, not that most GOP voters care to check these things anyway.

Facts are damn inconvenient things for 'rats. In fact they are pure anathema. They may love algore for inventing the internet, but the guy who created Lexis-Nexis it going to be their downfall.

[Poohbah]

When these people lose in November, they will come completely (expletive deleted) unhinged.

Expect a major domestic terrorism attack in 2005, folks. No foolin', when the hard left realizes that the country doesn't support them, they will cheerfully kill their fellow Americans.

JMO, YMMV

[RightOnline]

"...and then cut down the next Republican that you have a conversation with. - The more public/crowed the place you do this, the better. Use whatever remarks you know are sure to make the intended impression."

I've actually had this one pulled on me. Publicly.

Never more than once, though. :) :) :)