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To: Howlin

Apart from my faith in God, despair would be an easy temptation, trap.

I increasingly am finding myself convinced that most of the political scene is charade by the puppet masters distracting while they tighten the noose and ramp up their terrorizing toward scaring the world's citizens into the global government.

I realize it's destined. But woe to the complicit buggers who aid and abet it.

I sure want to stand up and be counted in behalf of the Constitution and our cherished freedoms as long as possible.

I'd vote for McCain over Shrillery, too--but with a clothespin on my nose.

I think he's funded and supported and ordered by more or less the same puppet masters as she is. She's just sold out to them heart and soul. And, she likely fancies herself with stars in her eyes as sleeping with the devil himself.

McCain strikes me more as a complicit opportunist floating along the road of least resistence and being traitorously stupid in the process.

But, I've been wrong a number of times before . . .

Much appreciate your kind reply. Heading off to class.


1,109 posted on 03/23/2006 1:08:15 PM PST by Quix (GOD IS LOVE and full of mercy HE IS ALSO JUST & fiercely HOLY. Groups choosing death can reap it)
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To: Quix
but with a clothespin on my nose

It's going to take something on the order of an industrial CLAMP, isn't it?

And I just don't think McCain is going to get past the primaries; remember, he has a hair-trigger temper; and the press WILL turn on him once he starts his run.

Oh, the stories we will hear.

1,121 posted on 03/23/2006 1:20:36 PM PST by Howlin ("It doesn't have a policy. It doesn't need to have a policy. What's the point of a Democratic policy)
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