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Saturday, July 11, 2009

Barrack Obama: Dictator, Socialit and the Next Hitler - Bombed with Anonymous Comments

Barrack Obama: Dictator, Socialist and the next Hitler - Original post date November 2, 2008

I am pointing to this old post because it continues to get comments on a consistent basis. The problem with these comments is that most of the owners of them are ANONYMOUS. I have chosen to go ahead and post their thoughts even though it clearly warns anyone making comments that ANONYMOUS posts are not usually allowed. Why? Well, because it's a veil that people hide behind... they don't have to take credit or get called on their comments because no one knows who they are. Still... if the person isn't swearing or being rude, there is a great chance I will post what is said.

When you visit this link, be sure to check out the comments. We have some intelligent ones and then there are some paranoid comments and then there are those who are name calling. I've almost decided to go ahead and let all comments for this post to be allowed because it only proves how ignorant people are... it shows which ones are just here to lash out at others.

Excerpt from my post

Here we go... let us make regulations so tough that if a person wants to open their own business, the government will force them into bankruptcy. Gee... wonder how that will help the economy or those who desperately need employment.


Barack Obama is a herder. He herds his flock in the direction he so chooses... and they blindly go where he DICTATES. Their only word is "bah" (which represents simply repeating what Obama says) and their only action is to crap on anyone who doesn't conform.

Barack Obama is a dictator in the making... he has convinced his followers that what his right hand is doing doesn't matter and that they should just look at his left. It doesn't matter about all of his past and current associates... he's just being friendly. It doesn't matter about his voting record... it was for a higher purpose.

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Saturday, July 4, 2009

Top 10 Obama Apologies - HUMAN EVENTS

One day in the future, Americans may be apologizing to the world for Barrack Obama. Where did this man get the supreme power over our lives? Oh ya... it was given to him by those who voted for him. And now he apologizes to everyone for things HE thinks were bad.

Why on Earth would he apologize to the WHOLE of Europe for his perceived arrogance of the WHOLE of America. He no more knows Europeans than he knows Americans.

Why would he apologize to the Muslims by telling them we make mistakes and that we aren't perfect? Of course those things are true... but to apologize for something EVERYONE on Earth does is stupidity.

Why would he apologize for the United States dictating terms? Have our "terms" actually been detrimental to those we are trying to help? And when have we NOT tried to forge partnerships?

Why, for the love of god, would he make a statement telling the world that we made decisions based on our fear? Why would any GREAT leader stand before other leaders and tell them his country is afraid? Is it to form some sort of sympathy or empathy for future negotiations? I think not... all that does is make our allies (if we have any left) believe that any decisions we make in the future will always be based on how afraid we are at that moment. And WTF? He has the audacity to stand there and tell them that our government LIED and falsified evidence to fit our purposes? First of all... what kind of president says that... and who is he trying to impress? Secondly... we are by far more honest with the world than other "individuals".

Why would he apologize for Guantanamo by stating that it's very existance is a detrement on our values?

When will we stop apologizing for slavery and segregation? Where in America is slavery and segregation still practiced? If it is practiced... then why? And if it is... then why isn't it on the news every night? Why? Because it's outlawed... because the bulk of America knows that every man and woman is a human being and all are the same in that respect. Those who are racist are those who dwell upon the past and won't let others move on. And those who are true racist... the people who truly hate others for being different than themselves... well, they definately help those who won't let it go by making the rest of us look bad.




Top 10 Obama Apologies - HUMAN EVENTS

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1. Apology to Europe: Speech in Strasbourg, France, April 3. “In America, there’s a failure to appreciate Europe‘s leading role in the world. Instead of celebrating your dynamic union and seeking to partner with you to meet common challenges, there have been times where America has shown arrogance and been dismissive, even derisive.”

2. Apology to the Muslim world: Interview with Al Arabiya, January 27. “My job to the Muslim world is to communicate that the Americans are not your enemy. We sometimes make mistakes. We have not been perfect.”

3. Apology to the Summit of the Americas: Address to the Summit of the Americas, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, April 17. “While the United States has done much to promote peace and prosperity in the hemisphere, we have at times been disengaged, and at times we sought to dictate our terms.”

4. Apology at the G-20 Summit of World Leaders: News conference in London, April 2. “I just think in a world that is as complex as it is, that it is very important for us to be able to forge partnerships as opposed to simply dictating solutions.”

5. Apology for the War on Terror: Speech in Washington, D.C., May 21. “Unfortunately, faced with an uncertain threat, our government made a series of hasty decisions. I believe that many of these decisions were motivated by a sincere desire to protect the American people. But I also believe that all too often our government made decisions based on fear rather than foresight, that all too often our government trimmed facts and evidence to fit ideological predispositions.”

6. Apology for Guantanamo in France: Speech in Strasbourg, France, April 3. “In dealing with terrorism, we can’t lose sight of our values and who we are. That’s why I closed Guantanamo. That’s why I made very clear that we will not engage in certain interrogation practices. I don’t believe that there is a contradiction between our security and our values. And when you start sacrificing your values, when you lose yourself, then over the long term that will make you less secure.”

7. Apology for America before the Turkish Parliament: Speech to the Turkish Parliament, Ankara, Turkey, April 6. “The United States is still working through some of our own darker periods in our history. Facing the Washington Monument that I spoke of is a memorial of Abraham Lincoln, the man who freed those who were enslaved even after Washington led our Revolution. Our country still struggles with the legacies of slavery and segregation, the past treatment of Native Americans.”

8. Apology for U.S. Policy toward the Americas: Editorial “Choosing a Better Future in the Americas,” April 16. “Too often, the United States has not pursued and sustained engagement with our neighbors. We have been too easily distracted by other priorities, and have failed to see that our own progress is tied directly to progress throughout the Americas.”

9. Apology for the Mistakes of the CIA: Remarks to CIA employees at Langley, Va., April 29. “Don’t be discouraged that we have to acknowledge potentially we’ve made some mistakes.”

10. Apology for Guantanamo: Speech in Washington, D.C., May 21. “There is also no question that Guantanamo set back the moral authority that is America’s strongest currency in the world.”

Friday, July 3, 2009

Janeane Garofalo - Hypocrit to the Extreme

I thought I had published this but apparently it was stuck in my drafts... old news but still something I wanted to share.



Yuck.

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Michael Jackson Dies at the Age of 50

I know there's a lot of talk about Michael Jackson's passing and it's all over the place. I also know that many people are getting tired of hearing and reading about it. I will make this short but this post is more of a matter of sensing my own mortality through the passing of so many "celebrities" who are not "that far" from my own age.

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Ever notice when celebrities die who are really not that far from your own age it makes you say "whoa... now wait a minute"?

I am much younger than Ed McMahon. Farrah Fawcett was a good 20+ years older than I am. But Michael Jackson wasn't even 10 years older than me. Talk about dieing a young man and making me feel just that much closer to the end.

There were mixed emotions for me when he died. There was almost a sense of "knowing" it would happen before too long just because a person can't live like that and not burnout soon. On the other hand, people who are that far out of reach from the "rest of us" always give off an aura of immortality. There can't possibly be an end to that type of life, is what one often feels.

My son and I watched a few documentaries (if you can call them that) this last weekend and he said he never knew much about Michael Jackson other than the fact most of the kids his age thought he was a freak. When I was my son's age, all the kids thought he was fantastic. We watched and he said that he was surprised to find out that Michael Jackson was so talented. I just sort of grinned because honestly, he was very talented. I just think the eccentricity of his life and those who surrounded him got into his mind and he lost sight of his original goal when he first began his career.

I have no idea if the several accusations and rumors about his life were true... but I do know that for every one of them there was always an alternative answer. I personally believe he went off the deep end during the last 10+ years. The surgeries, the marriages, the purchases, the debt, the health dive and all of the changes to his looks made many of us pull away from how we used to feel about him. I thought he was very talented... but then I thought he was very crazy. Was he crazy? Hard to say. I do believe he still had a strong sense of right and wrong... he just didn't always know how to act upon that knowledge. It's always hard to hear but maybe he truly IS in a better place.

Farrah Fawcett died on the same day as Michael Jackson and her death took an immediate back-seat to his. I was upset at that at first but then thought perhaps it's better for her because people will be able to let her go and not dwell on her passing the way they will for Michael Jackson. Michael's family will deal with the passing through the fans bawling and lingering in mourning over him. They will be asked to express their feelings and relive every moment with him for a very long time. Farrah's family will also deal with these types of things but will be able to live in peace much sooner. Sometimes too much fame really does kill.

I think fame is over rated... it may be fun for a time but eventually you come to realize that you can never get away from it.

Saturday, May 30, 2009



There really hasn't been much to laugh about lately, Obama.

As a matter of fact, it's been downright depressing watching the bailouts fail while we, the little guy, must eventually pay for that failure. It's foolish to spend more money in order to save money... at least that's true to this huge degree.

Perhaps you are putting some business class you had in college to use here with the thinking that in order to make money, one must spend money. Ya... that's for starting up a business or increasing it's size, etc. The same concept can not be used for large countries in debt so far up to they eyebrows that spending more merely sinks us and causes us to become the "country that used to be great".




Do we really think it's too far fetched that Mr. BO may be in fact changing our country so dramatically that we are forced to become Socialists? Not really... all we have to do is look at his voting history, political career before 2009 and the decisions he is now making as our President; not to mention the people he bows down to.



None of our soldiers should ever feel that coming home is scary. Each of them should be welcomed home as a hero in their home state and their home town. They should long for the day to be in the arms of their loved ones not worried that they may never speak to them again. My son will be one of these brave soldiers and he will always be welcome in my home! And every soldier I see receives my gratitude.




Or perhaps the 70's really were good when Carter was in the Oval Office.

Saturday, May 2, 2009

Headlines That Caught My Eye

I've been pretty discouraged lately with all the garbage floating around out there in our American air (and I'm not talking about swine flu, bird flu or even the deadliest... donkey flu).

There comes a point when I have to focus on what's directly in front of me... my family. I must take care of them even when the country seems to be falling apart. Imagine the helplessness people must have felt in the past when there was no such thing as the Internet (a place where we can post our opinions about what's going on when the "real" media only reports what they want us to know). It makes me wonder truly how much in the past either was exaggerated or buried. I just wonder...

So here is a very long list of links to posts I have been saving to draft in order to make comments later. Well, I don't think I'll get to them fast enough before the news they bare is so old that cobwebs have formed around them. I have always tried to focus my posts on what matters most to me or strikes me as important to speak out against or speak out in favor of whatever the issue may be. Lately, there is so much going on that there is no way for me to keep up. I have often wondered how other bloggers can keep up with events until it dawned on me that some blogs have more than one person making all those dozens of posts in one day... duh.

To those blogs who actually only have one author... I commend you on being able to keep up. All of the events are mind boggling and I do wonder if it is the purpose of this new administration to do so much, so quickly, that there is no way for Americans to keep up and hold them accountable for their actions. If they keep their hands moving in spastic motion, maybe we won't notice that each of them actually have three hands and the third is pushing the truth cautiously to the floor and burying it under the carpet.


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Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Don't Drink the ISM!!

I found this video over at Sword at the Ready today...



It's amazing, isn't it, how if we just don't talk about what could happen if we give up our freedoms, people accept it as okay to do. Sorry, but I'm not willing to sell my freedoms... no matter what promises they whisper in my ear!!

Freedom and Liberty are not bargaining tools!!

Friday, April 17, 2009

Boise Tea Party... Reverent, Peaceful, Calm. But leave it to Janeane Garofalo & CNN's Susan Roesgen to keep us divided (updated)





Boise's Tea Party began at the Ann Morrison Park where a few hundred met to sing the National Anthem, listen to a handful of speakers (including Ben Franklin), pray and march to the next destination.

As the participants marched from one location to the next, a large copy of the Declaration of Independence was on display. Under the display was a paper, rolled up on both ends for expansion, where each person could sign his or her own name to state that they too would put their John Hancock down to state their belief in the document.





Upon leaving Ann Morrison, people wondered how many others would show up. The path led through a wooded area and under the main road into the city. As they popped up around the bend, they could see another crowd already gathered at Julia Davis Park (see above). Adding to this group, their numbers increase.





More and more signs began to crop up above the crowd. Some with in depth messages and some with simple words that meant far more than could be expressed.





The march from Julia Davis Park was straight on to the capitol building. Because it was under construction, people could not get closer than the park which sits in front of the building. The street was blocked off as the people marched towards their destination. It was obvious that the numbers were increasing and it was hard to fathom just how many people were there while participating as part of the crowd.




Arriving at the capitol building, people were surrounded by signs and others with like minded objections and a look of helplessness which seemed to slowly fade away as it became clear that they were not alone.




GUN CONTROL? HOW ABOUT CONGRESS CONTROL!!




People gathered together in the park and began singing patriotic songs as they waited for the sound system to be set up for the next small wave of speakers. They did not sing loudly... but reverently and almost with a hint of remorse as they worried where their country may be heading. Final total of those attending... 2,500+!!.






Perhaps politicians truly ARE alien invaders?




As the day progressed and the fellowship of the citizens was felt, a sense of self prophecy lingered in the air. Each person could continue with their lives as it was before this day or they could make this day the first day of a better tomorrow. Not an "easy" tomorrow... no... it will be a struggle.

Fun thing to mention: An entire pig was cooked at the park in front of the capitol building as a symbol of TOO MUCH PORK being spent by our government.

How do I know these things? Because I was there.

I took the day off from work (that's right, I used one of my valued vacation days and exercised my freedom of speech rights) and I marched with my family.

We are not racists Janeane... nor are we rednecks and we don't have something wrong with our brains.

We are not radicals Susan... nor did we do anything that would not be considered "family viewing".

We are Americans concerned about the way our government is spending our future into the toilet and by the lack of realism coming from our political leaders. I won't get into all of the other things they are doing... but lets just say that when I see a sign that says "we surround them", I am inspired to remember that THEY WORK FOR US... and it's about time that some of them get fired.


LINK: Obnoxious CNN Reporter Susan Roesgen: Bush Fascist-- OK... Obama Fascist-- "Offensive!" (Video)

LINK:
Gutter Journalism: Angry Mainstream Media Reporters Use Nasty Sexual Slang to Describe Tea Party Protesters (Video)

BUG: Janeane Garofalo believes anyone who attended a tea party is a redneck racist and those on the right... well, they aren't in their right mind.



UPDATE: VIDEO ADDED



There were several different news casts regarding the Boise tea party but this one seems to be the most comprehensive and contains the best description of the "reason" for the event. By the way... I am actually in this video. :o)

Janeane Garofalo believes anyone who attended a tea party is a redneck racist and those on the right... well, they aren't in their right mind.

I am disgusted at what Janeane Garofalo said about those who attended the tea parties across the nation. There was not joking in her voice... not kidding around. Even when Keith was giggling a little at some of her remarks he was met with the most serious of faces. Olbermann did nothing to contradict what she was saying... he did not argue... he did not disagree.

And the insults she handed out to those who are republican, conservative or on the right were outrageous. She generalized everyone who isn't what she is. It's sickening for anyone to point their finger at one group and say they are all racist or any other number of evil things. I am not racist... I could care less what you look like in any way. It's people like Janeane who gives racism life and keeps it breathing loud and strong.

Thanks Janeane for keeping America divided!!




Lovely, isn't she?



As always... some good points made by HowTheWorldWorks.


Gateway Pundit: Kook Actress Garofalo: Tea Parties Were About Hating the Black Man

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Obama HOPES to CHANGE America




Ah, yes... I love this reference to Khan, a man who felt he was better than everyone else and let his own arrogance defeat him. Obama is so arrogant and so focused on saving only those parts of our society (and the rest of the world) that will make him a legend (mostly, in his own mind).

There are so many things to write about... so many drafts sitting in my "new posts" list. It's overwhelming at times. I try to pick out only those things that mean the most to me but lately so much seems to hit home that I'm left feeling hopeless at the future outcome.

... and here we were told HOPE and CHANGE was his main mantra. Perhaps what that really means is that he hopes we all stay beneath him and that he can change America to keep him in power far longer than he should be.


Power is fleeting... and he hopes to change that.