[Commander Salamander]

The Fat Man takes his turn in the Culture of Death

[Theodore R.]

Some fundamentalist activist thinks there's been foul play, and he's never even seen the woman!"

I wonder if the popular Mr. Germond knows that George W. Greer has ALSO never seen Terri in person. I think Mr. Germond should clarify if he will later have need of a feeding tube, because the gentleman has apparently skipped few meals in his long life, just like the popular FL State Senator Jim King, R-Jacksonville, a self-proclaimed "Christian."

[Mears]

It isn't a religious spectacle but it sure as heck is a media spectacle.

[LibFreeOrDie]

Just don't get between Jack ("Fat Man") Germond and HIS feeding tube!

[7.62 x 51mm]

Fri, 3/25/05: it's over.

They're intent upon killing Terri, and are beating us. They're winning. They own the judicial infrastructure, built over the past 4-5 decades. We don't have a chance. We're out-manned and out-gunned, this time.

Liberal-progressive-socialist-commie-nazi-subhuman-garbage-filth, are our masters. They own the MSM, local gov't, state gov't, all the courts, and ultimately: US.

Are you worried/scared/locking&loading, yet?

I am.

[traderrob6]

His book should have been titled "Big Fat Idiot in the Middle Seat"

[sockmonkey]

I actually was surprised to see just how much vitriole, disdain, and hatred of Christians there is in this country.

It certainly has been visible in statements by politicians, pundits, lawyers, relatives of soon to be deceased women, and many others.

[concerned about politics]

"How Religion Bends Politics"

90% of the American people believe there is a God (Old abortion debate poll). Not all practice worship, but the belief is there.
The athiest are the minority.

[beandog]

I don't think that Jack should be talking about grotesque. Man never missed a meal in his life.

[ozzymandus]

Very ironic for germond to call anything "Grotesque".

[Mark]

I was listening to a talk show this morning (Handel on the law) and he has a website that listed articles of law and has a lot on this case. There is an awful lot in the links, so I haven't read it all yet. Handel was leaning in favor of the husband and he urged everyone to read the legal documents.

Radio talk show host
http://www.kfiam640.com/hosts/handel.html

Links re the subject
PDF***
http://news.findlaw.com/hdocs/docs/schiavo/1203galrpt.pdf

http://news.corporate.findlaw.com/legalnews/lit/schiavo/#docs

[traderrob6]

"grotesque, ridiculous exercise"

That would be referring to watching him do calisthenics

[atomicpossum]

Yeah. We got along so well for 200 years because religion didn't affect our politics. [/sarc]

The new influence isn't godliness, its godlessness.

[yldstrk]

What a genius we have reporting the "news." Is it any wonder the MSM commands so little respect?

[lolhelp]

What a disgusting person, ugly to boot.

[traumer]

[rhema]

Germond, author of the book "Fat Man in a Middle Seat: Forty Years of Covering Politics," made the comment during a speech entitled, "How Religion Bends Politics" during the 31st National Convention of American Atheists being held this weekend.

Is Germond implying that being one degree to the right of Ted Kennedy makes him a mainstream moderate? Lefties, fat and think alike, don't have a clue.

[muawiyah]

He's drunk again, as usual.

Well, I'm sure not going to protest when his plug gets pulled.

[Gimme]

"growing, staggering, frightening influence of religious organizations"


Tis frightening... BOO! spooky spooky

[farmer18th]

Germond was the inspiration for Gollum in the Lord of the Rings.

[Ann Archy]

I think that Jack Germond is pretty much an atheist.