The Mark Levin Show LIVE! Thread - November 2, 2006

[UKRaddell]

Funny thing is, I knew that even when I WAS a Leftie!
Revolutionary Communist meetings? Not a lot of chuckles!

[AliVeritas]

Behold!

http://karl.rove.youaremighty.com/

[RasterMaster]

Kerry's other target: Jessica Simpson

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1731133/posts

[StoneWall Brigade]

Did you know that Gen Patton's Grandfather was a Confederate Solider

[AliVeritas]

The moonbats don't like this one:
Wiretaps
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g-HxmWoyq0

[AliVeritas]

The Other Traitorous Senator from Mass

While Soviet troops occupied Afghanistan in 1980, Sen. Edward Kennedy (Drunk-Mass.) worked in close concert with high level Kremlin officials to alter the direction of U.S. policy, according to documents made available through a KGB defector.

http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewPolitics.asp?Page=/Politics/archive/200611/POL20061102b.html

The KGB files Mitrokhin retrieved indicate that Kennedy fixed the blame for heightened international tensions on the Carter White House, not on the Kremlin. Kennedy at the time was challenging incumbent Carter for the Democratic nomination for president.

Tunney told his KGB counterparts that Kennedy was impressed by the foreign policy statements made by then General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev. Kennedy saw in Brezhnev a leader who was firmly committed to the policy of “détente,” the report said.

But, in Kennedy’s estimation, the Carter administration had assumed an overly belligerent posture toward the Soviet Union after the invasion of Afghanistan, Mitrokhin wrote.

In Kennedy’s view, “the atmosphere of tension and hostility towards the whole Soviet people was being fueled by Carter” as well as by some key advisors, the Pentagon and the U.S. military industrial complex, the Mitrokhin report states.

Carter… Belligerent? What was his reaction to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan? He boycotted the 1980 Summer Games in Moscow. Oooooohhhhh… That’s the most blatantly hostile and testosterone-laden example of brinksmanship I’ve ever heard of.

The pattern of behavior should concern members of both political parties, Kengor said, because it shows Kennedy was willing to work against American foreign policy, regardless of who occupied the White House.
For his part, Romerstein said that Kennedy, and other senators, may have violated the Logan Act, which has been on the books since 1799, but is rarely enforced. The law prohibits American citizens from engaging in private diplomacy with a foreign government with the intention of influencing public policy.

At the same time, however, Romerstein cautions against viewing Kennedy as an agent for the Soviets. Instead, he said, it is appropriate to label him a “collaborationist” who sought out Soviet contacts to advance his own interests, not theirs.

So first we learn that Ted attempted to undermine Ronald Reagan. Now it’s come to light that he tried to do the same to his ideological soul mate Jimmah. Looking at this pattern of behavior I wouldn’t be surprised if Ted hired Sirhan Sirhan to snuff his brother Bobby.

How about we hold the Masshole voters accountable for the likes of Ted Kennedy, John Kerry, Michael Dukakis, Gerry Studds, and Barney Frank? I think I might write a letter to Governor Perdue of GA and ask him to declare war on Massachusetts.

Coach TC
11/02 at 04:38 AM •
http://www.sondrak.com/index.php/weblog/the_other_traitorous_senator_from_mass/

[AliVeritas]

A Cheap Lee Harvey Oswald (Mike Stark)

http://www.spankthatdonkey.com/spankthatdonkey2/2006/11/1/a-cheap-lee-harvey-oswald.html#comments

[acsrp38]

I'm John Kerry, I went to Viet Nam and all I got was a couple of scars on my a$$ and a magic hat.

[UKRaddell]

Is that right?
I watched the Patton "War Stories" the other week.
Great stuff.

[llevrok]

Have you seen Dough Boy lately?

[Just Lori]

Then my Hubby's Great Great G.F. probably fought against him.

[AliVeritas]

No they didn't! LOL

http://www.wuzzadem.com/

[Clint N. Suhks]

[DCPatriot]

Did you know that Gen Patton's Grandfather was a Confederate Solider?

What is that supposed to mean?

There's greatness in the other side?

Huh? Huh??

[Clint N. Suhks]

[Just Lori]

Now THIS makes ME cry. Reagan's fav.

[UKRaddell]

"Then my Hubby's Great Great G.F. probably fought against him"

Oh dear. Do I sense a fight breaking out?!
Sort of a Lancashire/Yorkshire thing.
But without the bows and arrows!

And, as you know, I enjoy this as much as you guys!
GOD BLESS AMERICA!

[AliVeritas]

[tiredoflaundry]

[acsrp38]

Tribute To The American Flag This piece of cloth is a composite of each of you, your ideals, your hopes,
and your dreams. It is a symbol
of a government that is built on a dream of equality,
freedom and hope, but its fulfillment is dependent on each of you.
Our flag of Red, White and Blue-
Red, not of blood shed but a Love spread from one another,
White as a crystalization of all the wonderful teachings of a good life, and
Blue of condfidence.
Confidence in your flag, your country , and its confidence in you.
Is anybody there? Does anybody care?
I care and I pledge my allegiance to the Flag of the United States
and to that great republic for which she stands.
Wherever it waves, it reassures men of the existance and the
power of freedom and democracy, it reassures them of their own abilities
to govern themselves. Over the field of battle, it serves to remind soldiers
of that for which they fight,and too often die.
I was born and American, I shall live as an American and I shall die as an American,
ever ready to dedicate myself to its call and its stars and stripes-
The American Flag

~Brenda Phillips