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Posted on 01/06/2004 7:27:08 PM PST by Bush Cheney
MoveOn.org, the political group backed by Hillary Clinton and billionaire Bush-überhater George Soros, outraged the nation's two top Jewish organizations and everyone else by posting two ads (one || two) comparing George W. Bush to Adolf Hitler. This group has "apologized" - but only by way of blaming the Republicans! The group claims that by expressing outrage, the GOP wrongly implied that MoveOn.org was attached to the ads.
Are they kidding? They posted these ads, and Soros has been out there saying Bush statements like "you're either with us or your with the terrorists" reminded him of the Nazi slogans of his youth. (Soros, who fled the German onslaught into Hungary, confused the Hungarian Communist Party's slogan "If you're not against us, you're with us" with Nazi rhetoric.) So it's an article of faith among the left-wing kooks who control the Democrat Party today that Bush = Hitler.
As proof, note that after the ads were pulled, Democrats.com called it "One more victory for GOP censorship, bringing us ever closer to a Nazi dictatorship." Is that just some kook website? Yes - and that's the point. Democrats.com is oh so very tightly tied to the party mainstream through co-founder David Lytell, Bill Clinton's personal Webmaster, and Clinton pollster Stanley Greenberg, husband of Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT).
Dick Bell, formerly head of the DNC's interactive media department, sits on the website's advisory board along with Jock Gill, the Clinton White House's director of special projects in the Office of Media Affairs and Greg Simon, chief domestic policy advisor to Algore! If they were honest, MoveOn.org would've said, "We got this wrong. We meant to rerun those anti-Bush ads showing black churches burning and a guy being dragged in chains behind a pickup truck." Instead, the group whined "Republican leaders maliciously misled" on the ads.
Oh please. This is just the Democrats following the Dean strategy: the more kooky, extreme, angry and wrong you are, the more stature you gain, but the heat was so hot over this, MoveOn.org was afraid to go on TV to defend themselves. I'll tell you what they're really ashamed of. They're ashamed that it didn't work. They're ashamed that everybody got on their case. They really thought this would score points. They really thought those two ads would put them on the map in a positive way.
You're probably right, just looks strange, though so does the rest of him.
December 11, 2003 Skeletor Bush? Post Comment It's not a surprise that while we used to be the respected moral leader of the world, we're not. We're now the most feared country on the face of the earth, but no longer the most respected." - US presidential candidate Howard Dean It reminds me of an episode of Masters of the Universe in which Skeletor told some guy that Two-Bad obey him not because they like him, but because they fear him. I kinda like the thought of comparing George W. Bush to Skeletor. Posted by dracoling at December 11, 2003 03:40 PM
The character of Cornelius Fudge reminds me of Bill Clinton. He ignores the growing power of Lord Voldemort because he doesn't want to have to take action against him, and develops great personal animosity for those who try to tell him he must acknowledge the growing threat. Other conservative viewpoints are that the Ministry of Magic tries to regulate almost everything, is extremely ineffective at it, and is either incompetent or corrupt at almost every level.
There is a consistent theme throughout the plotline that is advanced for a series supposedly aimed at children. There is good and evil, but many of the supposedly good people refuse to take a stand against evil because it is politically difficult. The character of Lucius Malfoy, for example, wields great influence, even though he was known to be a supporter of Voldemort. People accomodate him because the fear him. Most of them know he continues to secretly support Voldemort. He's wealthy and makes contributions to various politicians, and the politicians look the other way.
Her treatment of the races of people and creatures has also invited much political speculation. The house elves are slaves. They are actually more powerful than wizards magically, but have been so beaten down by their enslavements that they punish themselves for even thinking bad things about their owners. The goblins are the bankers, and are scrupliously honest, but very abrasive and dangerous. Giants are not very intelligent, and have almost become extinct because they keep killing each other. Centaurs are proud, and consider even being civil to be an indication of subservience. They study the stars and have little interest of things here on earth, and will kill people who try to convince them to do something.
I've read several articles where people try claim that actual human races are the basis for the races of magical creatures, but I think they defy easy categorization.
Well, I've rambled too long, but the director is an idiot who was fortunate enough to fall into a royal flush. Rowling is a gifted author who has created a memorable series.
I think even I may have. Now I regret it.
hahaha !!You're talkin' about THIS guy ?? ...
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Thanks for the post !!Bush Cheney
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