Statement by Jim Robinson Regarding the State of our Free Republic

October 20, 2003 | Jim Robinson

[xJones]

Then we all thank God again when after the cowardly attack on our nation by a gang of murderous international terrorists we realize how close we were to complete collapse and national destruction had the socialist U.N. loving Al Gore been in charge. Thank God for President Bush!

That election was so close, and you could tell from the historic struggle just how important it was. For instance, if Gore had won he would have signed the Kyoto Treaty, and would have tried to put America in the ICC, where every pissant third-world moron could take a swipe at the U.S. and our military. And nobody wants to think about how Gore would have handled 9/ll.....

You shouldn't let detractors bother you. Remember this famous quote:

"You have enemies? Good. That means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life." - Winston Churchill

Best regards as always

[onyx]

Answering posse ping.

BTTT

[Tuxedo]

Oh, almost forgot:

Hoo-Boy!

[Lucy Lake]

More applause..Thank you Jim.

[soozla]

"I believe that as long as Bill and Hillary Clinton and their like minded socialist minions have any influence or power over the government or either of the two major political parties, our nation and all of our freedoms are in extreme danger."

AMEN!!

Hits on your character, honesty and MO were perceived to be their problem, not yours, and I think most agree. Your work and the work of others who give 10,000% here is too important in light of what we're facing (above!).

We're with you!!

[nuconvert]

PONG!!!

[RedBloodedAmerican]

Don't know if anyone pinged you or not.

[PISANO]

You are NOT alone SHIPMATE!! I stand ready, and by your side.

[Chad Fairbanks]

I'm a workin' on it, but I'm only one man - Hoping to help organize a Washington affiliate of the NF-RA, and I'm looking at working on Nethercutt's campaign aganst Osama Mama - and I know the Puget Sound Chapter of FR is going to do whatever we can to get her out (right, Libertina?)...

But, how many more of those left-wing republicans will switch parties if we gain numbers? That's part of why I have a low-tolerance of them. People like Jeffords...

[truthandjustice1]

"Who you calling soup... err souffle... err superliscious... errr I mean, superfluous, Mr.?"

I guess you mean "super floss"...eh? If the mental floss fits...

[OWK]

What exactly do you have in mind?

I can think of a dozen good places to start.

The general size of the federal government would be as good a place as any.

Educate people.

Show them what portion of their income goes to satisfy the leviathan.

Show them what it was 25, 50, 100 years ago.

Show them that only 6 cents on the dollar allocated for social programs, actually goes to the recipient (with the rest being bureaucratic overhead).

Show them what is happening to their country.

And how is JimRob's support of the president undermining it?

It isn't necessarily.

But we have to be honest enough with ourselves to admit that government continues to grow, no matter who occupies the Whitehouse.

Without exception.

[meyer]

Ok... Now, here's a question I'd really like answered - I can see how the DNC can be considered Public Enemy #1, and I have no problem with that whatsoever, but what about so-called Republicans who vote and act exactly like democrats, with the only difference being that they have an (R) after their name - what do we do about those? Can we add them to the list, too, since they are essentially democrats, or are we to remain bound to the Eleventh Commandment?

Thanks in advance :0)

Firstly, JimRob - Good post and I generally agree. The DNC has done more to harm this country than even the taliban could do.

Mr. Fairbanks, I think what we need to do is make a gradual turn back to the right. The country has been hijacked and brainwashed by the left since the 1930's (or perhaps longer) through our schools, newspapers, and other information institutions - corrective action isn't going to occur overnight. We will get to those RINO's after we remove the greatest threats to liberty - the extreme leftists and their minions.

[HoustonCurmudgeon]

Bump for a Flyer ping!

[Bob J]

Think of it this way. By most standards, Rudy G was a RINO. However, a McCLintock could not be elected Mayor of NYC at this point in time. As lefty as some might think RG was, having him serve as Mayor and deal with the crisis as he did was a tremendous boost in image for pubs.

We got to take the yardage where we can get it.

Four yards and a cloud of dust.

[Rodney King]

I don't see that in your comments. It is more about hatred, and destruction. I don't like that.

Which of his comments do you disagree with?

[MEG33]

Entertainment?Yours fell flat.

[jwalsh07]

Good Jimmy. All's well on the Northeastern front.

Haven't seen you around. I hope all is well!

[edwin hubble]

"Misusing my science thread ping list."

Thanks, Patrick.
and this thread IS science... political science.

I just sent Jim a heartfelt Freepmail.

[glock rocks]

bonk.

[incindiary]

I agree with what you said about the Demorats. Where we disagree is, I don't see the Republican party as that much better. They grow the government just about as much as the Dems, they support gun control legislation, they have different names for similar programs that the Dems have, etc, etc.

And are they truly pro-life? I don't know... there's a woman being murdered as we speak, and so far (although things can still change) the Republican governor of Florida has not done much except for pretend to care, and his brother also hasn't done anything, as far as I know. Why pretend to care about the sanctity of life if you really don't? To keep the conservatives voting for you? I realized years ago that the Republican party is not really what they are supposed to be about. I'm not saying there aren't any good Republicans, there are a few, but I think many of the ones in charge are not true conservatives, and don't seem to care about the constitution. JMO.