Posted on 11/27/2007 2:35:42 PM PST by Fudd Fan
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Do what with your balls of holly?
Evening, A.Q.!
Now Mark has created a mental illness Tuesday.
careful...................... ;0)
a remainder to all, ALWAYS STAY ON THE PHONE TO GIVE OUT YOUR ADDRESS TO GET A FREE COPY OF TGO’S NEW BOOK!!!
MONDAYS ARE TOO DEPRESSING...
It’s MENTAL PATIENT MONDAY!
We need a name for Tuesday and the rest of the week.
It was a true statement none the less.
Moonbats call conservative talk shows and attempt to be like radical abortion bomber Eric Rudolph so they can get a sound bite to be used later.
Mark picked right up on it.
Actually it’s “Bawrs of Howry”.
I hope it doesn’t end up being Mental Illness Week.
Go dig re: Reese Comm./tax exempt
This guy is brilliant.
LOL ~ one of local talk shows (a great one, the Dave Glover Show) has “Paranormal Tuesday” ~ what is it with Tuesday??
:)
MOgirl
Me thinks we could have alot of fun with a week like that!
With all the strange liberal calls that Mark gets, it is suprising he does not name the whole week as such.
Chapter 4—The Tax-Exempt Foundations by William McIlhany
The Reese hearings were an investigation of tax-exempt foundations and how they were spending their money. The chief investigator was Norman Dodd and his investigation was harrassed and eventually derailed by the influence of the foundations he was investigating. This book documents the efforts by Dodd to investigate groups such as the Carnegie, Ford, Rockefeller and other foundations.
After Alger Hiss was convicted as a soviet spy, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace replaced him AS THEIR CURRENT PRESIDENT, with Joseph Johnson. Dodd contacted Johnson to request an interview but Johnson was busy, and not yet knowing what he was sitting on, told Dodd he could just come look through the minutes of their meetings. Dodd pounced on this and found lengthy discussions about the actions of the foundations. From the 1911 minutes of the Carnegie group, they discussed the question, “Is there any means known to man more effective than war, assuming you wish to alter the life of an entire people?” After discussing this for a year, another set of minutes stated, “How do we involve the United States in a war?” In 1917, the minutes showed they congratulated themselves on the wisdom of their actions and had the brashness to telegram President Wilson informing him not to end the war too quickly.
When the war was ending, they decided that in order to ensure there would be no reversion in the lifestyles of Americans, they needed to control education so the children coming up wouldn’t fall back into the ways of their parents. One group took on domestic educational issues and another the teaching of foreign politics so that children would be indoctrinated at an early age to know what the government wanted them to, to assimilate with socialism. This is an important reason to erradicate the National Department of Education. There is no provision in the constitution for the federal government to oversee education of the people, therefore the 10th Amendment says the states should decide on those matters what best suits them to educate their people. The federal government has no business in education.
Rowan Gaither was interviewed as president of the Ford Foundation and said, the purpose of their foundation’s efforts was “to so alter life in the United States as to make possible a comfortable merger with the Soviet Union.” When Mr. Dodd suggested they make those efforts public, Mr. Gaither declined and stated that for public consumption they are guided by the 10 commandments and the constitution.
Michael Savage slam...
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