[T'wit]

Foley and Scientology

[floriduh voter]

I bet Foley had a special relationship with the scis. Southpark re-ran the episode where Chef fell into a crevasse and was eaten alive by a mountain lion, then a bear and came back in bionic form. Molesting boys makes morlocs and morlocs make thetans which give the scis "energy". I wonder how much "energy" Foley got from "The Adventurer's Club". That's why L. Ron Hubbard lived in a yacht instead of on land: so that he wouldn't get in trouble with authorities. Time Magazine has also documented all of the above.

The scis are also fond of crist.

[floriduh voter]

Did Hastert resign yet? I feel a resignation coming on. I am not near television. The rinos should NEVER had helped bump off Terri. Now after Foley, they have no moral standing with regard to protecting the disabled or protecting children from predators.

Where are the conservatives in the GOP? They need to step up and get back in charge!

[floriduh voter]

The scientologists dropped him. LOL That's pretty bad because they'll take just about anybody - to wash dishes, to take out the trash, to pay to learn about their diety zenu. Tom Cruise is way up there. He's not taking out the trash...

Remember Lisa MacPherson. She wasn't a movie star.

[floriduh voter]

Chef fell off the bridge between South Park over to The Adventurer's Club into a ravine.

This was the episode after South Park criticized Tom Cruise. Issac Hayes quit South Park over the previous episode so they killed his character off in the cartoon.

If they dropped Foley, holy cow.

[floriduh voter]

I'm not a fan of David Corn who was written up in today's World Net Daily. He claims to have "the list" of gay GOPers and said he doesn't intend to publish it. Here's from World Net Daily.

...."Corn said "The List," as it's called, includes nine chiefs of staffs, two press secretaries and two directors of communications. Among the Republican lawmakers for whom they work are Rep. Katherine Harris, Rep. Henry Hyde, Sen. Bill Frist, Sen. George Allen, Sen. Mitch McConnell and Sen. Rick Santorum.

Corn says he has a copy of the list but won't publish it.

"For one, I don't know for a fact that the men on the list are gay," he writes. "And generally I don't fancy outing people – though I have not objected when others have outed gay Republicans, who, after all, work for a party that tries to limit the rights of gays and lesbians and that welcomes the support of those who demonize same-sexers."