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DUBOB 9-- even *more* tales from the Dark Underbelly of the Beast.....
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| 09-26-01
| backhoe
Posted on 09/26/2001 5:46:42 AM PDT by backhoe
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Carville should keep the trash can on his head. It's the smartest thing he has done in years.
Its fine to go after terrorists with a warrant, but everyone? Just for transferring cash and buying things. Then the terroists buy things with cash and the feds end up tracking how much beer Joe Sixpack buys. Whats wrong with these guys? What are they trying to do, put the Dems back in power?
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The contrast between the feminists treatment of Packwood and Clarence Thomas compared to Clinton are obvious enough to slap you in the face...
About says it all. These guys are running scared, and the reason is that we finally are beginning to get our message out, thanks to the likes of Rush. It's not the good old days of 95, when Big Media determined the tilt of the government shutdown debate and crushed the Rebellion of 94...
Clinton was a false messiah. He delayed the Dems' implosion for a few years, yes, but at a tremendous cost ...
The religion of peace murders again.
Unilateral disarmament,
Abortion on demand,
We'll take your guns away
And bury them in the sand
Free needles for the addicts
And condoms for the kids,
We won't hold criminals responsible for anything they did
who's to say what's right and wrong or anything's a sin
All that really matter is the wars we lose or win...
MULTICULTURALISM FAIRY TALES
The Iconoclast ^ | November 25, 2002 | Murray Soupcoff (The Iconoclast)
Multiculturalism is one of the most racist things I have ever heard of.
It ranks right up there with Affirmative Action in the racist department...
"The Dangers of Voting outside the Booth".
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...And, on the same day, Zimbabwe reports that half of their population is in danger of starvation, when very recently they were the larget food exporter in southern Africa.
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Civic feminismWashington Times ^ | 11/24/02 | Philip GoldMaybe some of these ladies are beginning to realize that the goal of 2nd wave feminism was actually to destroy this country, not to protect it. Let this woman be the start of a 3rd wave of feminism, which returns to the values of the first.
I agree, they're all awake.
Yes, we're insensitive, we're selfish, we're mean and we're eeevil. And that's only Nancy Pelosi's warm-up act...
"Ballistic Fingerprinting" advocates follow emotion, not reason.
heraldtribune.com ^ | Nov. 15, 2002 | Joe Brower
Saved me a lot of work putting together a coherent argument against the fallacy of "ballistic fingerprinting". Because there isn't any such thing. The "Fingerprint" people are touting in reference to firearms is crap, because it implies that the ballistic signature of a firearm is a "fingerprint" in that it cannot change. This is an IMPLIED LIE because the ballistic signature of a firearm CHANGES ALL BY ITSELF with use and wear, and CAN BE CHANGED intentionally by those with barely any know how and a rat-tail file.
At least they aren't calling them coffee clutches, like the Clinton's crime machine did.
There is a collection of interesting information on this website regarding various frauds committed in the name of environmentalism.
2 articles from Zimbabwe news sources (dissident) and a graphic pictorial essay of the horror of Zimbabwe:
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The Paralyzing Poison of Bi-Partisanship with the Congressional Democrats
myself ^ | 24 Novermber 2002 | Trueblackman
Hysterical fusillade from Daschle
Washington Times ^ | 11/25/02 | L. Brent Bozell III
Then, get a load of CNN, the arch-competition of Fox, which spent most of a day throwing brickbats at Mr. Ailes. CNN hired as their president Rick Kaplan, an ABC producer famous for offering President Clinton advice on how to defuse "60 Minutes" questions on CBS about the affair with Gennifer Flowers in 1992 — while working for ABC.
Just another reason you may want to retain the right to arm yourself:
Moon's daughter is wearing "that bloody pin," isn't she- the one Hill & mad Maddy Albright wear...
You all have good memories:
"...President Clinton's personal secretary, Betty Currie, clamped on one of the pins the day she testified to grand jury investigators... Loyalty to the entire Clinton administration is the reason Ann Lewis, director of White House communications, retrieved her eagle pin from its resting place a few weeks ago and took to wearing it again."
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The Missing Clinton Accuracy in Media ^ | 11/25/02 | Reed Irvine and Cliff Kincaid"The party has become Clinton – self-absorbed and risk-adverse, obsessed with its money patrons, routinely disloyal to its voter base, and with the convictions of a chameleon."
It's not so much his America-hating rhetoric, What drives me nuts is the out-and-out lying.
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If only those devilish conservatives were removed from talk radio, everything would be fine.
The Democrats are trying to stir up some kind of an ememy and no one is listening. So, they pick on ole Rush the fuzzy bear.
"Clintonism is only spoken in hell."
I started this search with a title in mind, "Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, a real reporter"-- but my hunt led in some strange directions....
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– A media adviser to the Alberta government has apologized for referring to George W. Bush as "that idiot" in an internal memo commenting on the controversy over a senior federal aide who called the U.S. president "a moron." ...
From the "Pity About Africa..." column:
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The real issue here is vote fraud. The Democrats generally wait until all other precincts have reported their results before they come up with the number of votes they need to steal the election...
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This effort is organized. The lefty lunes are going after conservative--or even just balanced--media.
Yet I wonder if the FBI's continued digging for fraud on the South Dakota Indian reservation might have anything to do with these bizarre outbursts?
This Thanksgiving, I am thankful that this person, and all the other deep and subtle and clever people of the Clinton White House, and all the thoughts they thought, and all the damage they wrought, are history.
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The Blogs of War
We blogs are not trying to replace the established media, but rather we have popped up to fill an empty but useful ecological niche, rather like the birds hitching a ride on the back of a hippopotamus and in return nibbling at unwanted parasites in the hippo's unscratchable nooks and crannies.
Read the above carefully, then read this to see "left-wing lunacy continues"--
Most of the gun controllers' arguments are a house of cards.
No wonder they don't want any hard facts coming near them.
Surveys show that talk-radio listeners are usually better educated and more successful than radio listeners in general. It's hard to sell these people a political philosophy based on legalized plunder and anti-individualism, so liberal hosts generally fail to bring in the listeners...
Unions face own scandal of Enron-like disclosure
Detroit News ^ | 11/27/02 | David Kendrick
Move over Arthur Andersen, here comes Thomas Havey. An employee for the accounting firm of Thomas Havey LLP confessed recently to covering up the embezzlement of more than $1 million by six union bosses over several years. The case is yet another blotch on the landscape of union corruption.
The entire universe of political information has undergone a radical and rapid transformation, led by the talkers and accelerated by the Web.
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Internet users in mainland China could be killed by the State for expressing their opinion online...
Now this site is a resource! Don't forget to read the links. Some of them are damn good. Some are so good, in fact, I linked them here for easier access.
From the "Pity About Africa..." series:
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It's obvious when the news is bad and the letter is omitted it's a (D).
If you don't march 100% in lock step with The Abortion Party they have no use for you.
Speaking of clinton Rumpswabbies:
He also wants to tax points you collect on airline loyalty programmes. No, I'm not kidding - Ivan
Boy, Paybacks are a bitch. Aren't they.?
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I think the Democrats still don't get it. It's not about marketing. It's about ideas and participation.
...And some pointed observations here:
Mr. Gore seems to be recycling old talking points:
The New Republic: MEDIA REX... I had read articles about an administration report on the "media food
chain," and asked the White House counsel's office for a copy. ...
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Recall this ghost from the past?
Canadian news items via the Sierra Times.
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The "Army of Palestine" is NOT an unknown terrorist group
11/28/2002 | Siggy et al
The article above makes clear that they are not an unknown entity at all. The standards of "journalism" of the various news agencies go from bad to worse: not just deeply prejudiced but lazy and stupid as well...
They normaly wait till they get 10% on the ground before they import the strike force. Kenya has "ripened". These are not local protests, not with anti-air missiles being imported.
Not what you think- follow all the many links to see what it's really about...
There is another reason that Republicans beat Democrats and that Democratic media are besotted in incoherence. The electorate does not trust the party of perjurers, spin doctors and abusers of power. What is more, it does not trust news media that publish contradictory and illogical polls...
Nowadays, kids are encouraged to remain perpetual adolescents, irresponsible juveniles who throw their money away on fads and this week's "cool." Every aspect of their culture is disposable.
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Paging Al Gore and Hillary--this is what nationalized health care is all about.
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Truly a stunning display of duplicity: Threaten the airlines with very expensive measures long enough to extort campaign cash from them, and then subvert the investigation and make any hints of terrorism blow away.
But...but...but...I thought part of the Clinton "legacy" was bringing peace to Haiti. What happened?
Gore Under Close Observation
The American Prowler ^ | November 29, 2002 | George Neumayr
Zeitgeist, huh? So, are the RATS done with using the word "gravitas" now? Someone keep track of how many times the lamestream media use "zeitgeist" over the next few weeks. Should be a laugh riot.
"Slander" by Ann Coulter--A Book Review
American-Partisan ^ | 11/25/02 | Jennifer King
The unctuous Clinton-apologist Davis outdid himself - shouting Ann down, personally vilifying her and acting in every way as ungentlemanly as possible. Ann, smiling beatifically, let Lanny make her point.
$110 Million divided by 2,800 = $40,000 a piece. The average recipient was recieving $375 per month....$4,500 a total of $12.6 million. That means $97.4 Million was being used to administer the hand out!Talk about Poverty Pimps.
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Time to ditch the gun registry
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Info on suspects, note origin:
...they were from Florida
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One either toes the line in all respects or is ostracized. Being pro-2nd amendment, and questioning whether needle exchange programs actually reduce the incidence of AIDS has earnied her major headaches.
Police raids across South Africa
BBC ^ | 11/29/02
South Africa is doomed. The white minority is desperate and afraid, and moving out in droves. The governing black elite is corrupt, and the black masses face rising disease, crime, and poverty. The western media ignores the whole thing out of a combination of embarrassment and political correctness - after all, it was not supposed to have turned out this way...
Hillary! and Arafat's wife:
...ABCNEWS has now learned that the FBI shut down the investigation on al-Kadi two years ago...
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