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Title: How to deal with Cindy Sheehan - FReeper-style
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URL Source: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1461234/posts
Published: Aug 11, 2005
Author: svcw - a typical FReeper
Post Date: 2005-08-11 11:00:33 by Jethro Tull
Keywords: FReeper-style, Sheehan, Cindy
Views: 1665
Comments: 236
To: roylene It would make me feel better if you would punch her. This woman is a lunatic. 31 posted on 08/11/2005 7:45:30 AM PDT by svcw [ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 20 | View Replies ]
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#1. To: Jethro Tull (#0)
A member of the Likud Party voices his sympathy to a grieving mother.
Dr. Condoleezza Rice said that the “security of Israel is the key to security of the world.”
I'm still surprised at this sort of rhetoric.
these people are totally heartless and evil to the core. one word: karma.
Hey Jethro, do you think Sarah Brady should be allowed to confiscate all our firearms simply because some whacknut shot her hubby in the head?
hey, willie, why don't you get your warmongering gungho ass over to iraq and
fight this war? or better yet, you got your kid over there?
OW! That's gonna leave a mark.
when you gonna take your cheerleading dress off and go fight for your freedom?
Cute Willie....defend this nutbar FReeper with an absurd argument. This has nothing to do with Sarah Brady, and everything to do with the invasion and *attemped* occupation/nation building, of a foreign land. Shall we nuke Mecca now, or later?
Hey Willie, you think I should go get some corn chips because you are an idiot?
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
They are now taking regular recruits up to age 42 and special skills up to age 60. Basically, a special skill is anything that a 60 year old would have done over his liftime other than dig ditches. The door is wide open for you to join the Iraqi war effort. Bush and the neo-cons desperately need you. If the effort is important as you say, important enough to send other people's kids to die for it, then it is important enough for you to go yourself. Put down the beer, pull your hand off your nuts, turn off the computer and walk the walk. Right now you're just bullshitting the talk.
It's a legitimate analogy, Jethro. Just like Sarah Brady, Cindy Sheehan is exploiting the tragic personal sacrifice of a family member to make an emotional statement on the national political stage. So why do you sympathize with one and not the other?
strawman.
Honestly, isn't that her business. Don't politicians dance on the graves of the dead for their own benefit? If she chooses to showcase her son's death in this cockup, well, that's free expression. It's what we went to bring to the Iraqis. Appreciate the courage that it took for her to speak about knowing the kind of vile accusations that would be made about her. How is her behavior different from the mother of that chick who disappeared in Aruba? Or the father of Polly Klass. Involved concerned citizens engaging in debate on the issues of the day.
Just like Sarah Brady, Cindy Sheehan is exploiting the tragic personal sacrifice of a family member to make an emotional statement on the national political stage. Not quite the same Willie, sorry. While Brady attempts to alter our constitution via the removal of our Second amendment, Sheehan looks to support the document by exposing an unjust, illegal, and unconstitutional foreign policy/war.
zzzzing...
Well said.
Thanks. As someone said above, the Brady analogy is a strawman.
No her son died for the cause in Iraq. She is now taking it upon herself to do something about this. This is a courages act that subjects her to vicious attacks from people like you, Hannity, Michael Savage and the average Freeper. Recall the post WhiteSands made yesterday: "If she had taken better care of her son he wouldn't be dead now". You, on the other hand, hide behind your monitor, in a cowardly manner, and take cheap shots at these brave people - primarily to avoid having to admit that you were wrong about Rumsfeld's cakewalk and Bush's WMD. It's either kill some of the neighbors kids or admit you made a mistake. You yourself are too much of a coward to get involved personally - even though you could join up now very easily. If you support the war and you are not in uniform, then you are a hypocrite.
How is she exploiting her son's death? How will this benefit Cindy Sheehan? Certainly not by being in the public eye for the Freepers and other such slimes have done nothing but try to destroy her.
So I thought WS and the other slimes said that being
in the military was so noble? So what is it? Serving in the military is because
they are being noble or they're all losers, products of bad parenting?
He shoots, he SCORES! GOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLL! Seriously, well put. Good job.
A member of the cult voices his sympathy to a grieving mother.
#2. To: Jethro Tull, crack monkey (#0)
One if by land, two if by sea...how many if they are already here?
#3. To: Jethro Tull (#0)
#4. To: Jethro Tull (#0)
#5. To: Willie Green (#4)
#6. To: christine (#5)
#7. To: Willie Green (#4)
#8. To: Willie Green (#4)
#9. To: Willie Green (#4)
Hey Jethro, do you think Sarah Brady should be allowed to confiscate all our firearms simply because some whacknut shot her hubby in the head?
#10. To: Willie Green (#4)
Hey Jethro, do you think Sarah Brady should be allowed to confiscate all our firearms simply because some whacknut shot her hubby in the head?
#11. To: Jethro Tull (#8)
Cute Willie....defend this nutbar FReeper with an absurd argument. This has nothing to do with Sarah Brady,
Or do you actually sympathize with both and support both of their personal, political agendas?
#12. To: Willie Green (#11)
#13. To: Willie Green (#11)
Cindy Sheehan is exploiting the tragic personal sacrifice of a family member to make an emotional statement on the national political stage.
#14. To: Willie Green (#11)
It's a legitimate analogy, Jethro.
#15. To: swarthyguy (#13)
If she chooses to showcase her son's death in this cockup, well, that's free expression. It's what we went to bring to the Iraqis.
#16. To: Jethro Tull (#14)
While Brady attempts to alter our constitution via the removal of our Second amendment, Sheehan looks to support the document by exposing an unjust, illegal, and unconstitutional foreign policy/war.
One if by land, two if by sea...how many if they are already here?
#17. To: robin (#16)
#18. To: Willie Green (#11)
Just like Sarah Brady, Cindy Sheehan is exploiting the tragic personal sacrifice of a family member to make an emotional statement on the national political stage.
#19. To: Willie Green (#11)
#20. To: crack monkey (#18)
"If she had taken better care of her son he wouldn't be dead
now".
#21. To: Jethro Tull (#14)
While Brady attempts to alter our constitution via the removal of our Second amendment, Sheehan looks to support the document by exposing an unjust, illegal, and unconstitutional foreign policy/war.
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#22. To: Jethro Tull (#17)
amazing these ball-less wonders on the internet calling for someone else to punch a woman. i guarantee you they'd not say boo to cindy to her face. reminds me of a certain CP coward, here in austin, who claimed he would spit in our faces if he ever met us in person, then rather than doing just that, he hid behind bushes taking secret pics of us to post on their site. he really got us! lmao.
#23. To: Elliott Jackalope (#21)
Thanks, EJ.
#24. To: christine (#22)
The ass hid behind bushes, rather than confront little, 'ol you? Clowns....an appropriate name.
amazing these ball-less wonders on the internet calling for someone else to punch a woman. i guarantee you they'd not say boo to cindy to her face. reminds me of a certain CP coward, here in austin, who claimed he would spit in our faces if he ever met us in person,
#25. To: crack monkey (#18)
beyond despicable..just what is the rationale for this outrageous comment? You yourself are too much of a coward to get involved personally - even though you could join up now very easily. If you support the war and you are not in uniform, then you are a hypocrite. checkmate.
Recall the post WhiteSands made yesterday: "If she had taken better care of her son he wouldn't be dead now".
#26. To: christine (#22)
yeah the armchair brigade really are couragous sitting behind a monitor or hiding in the bushes LOL!!
#27. To: Jethro Tull (#24)
yep, a supposedly 6'7" 200+ lb wimp man. i'm 5'3" 112 lbs. ;)
#28. To: christine (#22)
Brings to mind my favorite OxyBoy story. Back when he had his TV show, in 1994/5, he put up a picture of Socks, the WH cat, then he followed it up with a snapshot of Chelse, calling the White House Dog. Now, I don't know about you, but the sheer putridness of an allegely grown man making fun of a 16 year teenager was really sleazy.
someone else to punch a woman.
#29. To: swarthyguy (#28)
i remember that.
#30. To: Jethro Tull (#17)
No Jethro, as I stated before, it is a valid analogy.As someone said above, the Brady analogy is a strawman.
And it may be a surprise to many here that I applaud the Constitutional distinction that you made. Kudos!
However, I doubt that Sheehan is actually motivated by concern for adherence to Constitutional processes.
She's simply pissed because she lost her son.
Issues of government policy or constitutionality don't mean squat to her.
All she wants to do is vent.
#31. To: Willie Green (#30)
She has countless reasons to demonstrate, beyond the illegality of the war Willie. I also mentioned the nation building scheme Bush is engaged in. You and I were both posting on the FR during Somalia and Bosnia....it was then a united forum against Herr Klinton. What is galling now is the current hypocrisy of the R’s over at that cesspool. You have to admit this country is in awful shape, and a large reason why is the blind allegiance some hold to the two party system. The pom-pom waving FReepers are no different that the socialist D‘s who wore kneepads for Bill. Iraq is Bosnia is Somalia. The only difference being the political party of the current (very unpopular) CIC.
However, I doubt that Sheehan is actually motivated by concern for adherence to Constitutional processes
#32. To: Willie Green (#30)
Don't you think it's harder to lose a son in a war you don't believe in, especially after it's become evident that the war was based on lies?
She's simply pissed because she lost her son.
#33. To: christine (#27)
:) :) :) :)
i'm 5'3" 112 lbs. ;)
Are we but an organic computer influenced by our environment to desire one set of neuropeptides over another, equating into competition for self worth on a primitive level never seen by the shallow and self empowering.
#34. To: Willie Green (#30)
"And the other thing I want him to tell me is 'just what was the noble cause Casey died for?' Was it freedom and democracy? Bullshit! He died for oil. He died to make your friends richer. He died to expand American imperialism in the Middle East. We're not freer here, thanks to your PATRIOT Act. Iraq is not free. You get America out of Iraq and Israel out of Palestine and you'll stop the terrorism," she exclaimed. "There, I used the 'I' word -- imperialism," the 48 year-old mother quipped. "And now I'm going to use another 'I' word -- impeachment -- because we cannot have these people pardoned. They need to be tried on war crimes and go to jail." As the veterans in Dallas rose to their feet, Sheehan said defiantly, "My son was killed in 2004. I am not paying my taxes for 2004. You killed my son, George Bush, and I don't owe you a penny...you give my son back and I'll pay my taxes. Come after me (for back taxes) and we'll put this war on trial." (Willie Green)However, I doubt that Sheehan is actually motivated by concern for adherence to Constitutional processes. Read more of what Cindy has to say at http://www.meetwithcindy.org. "WE ARE INSULTED when people like Bush say that America has to 'stay the course' in Iraq to 'honor our children's sacrifices.' Not one more drop of blood should be shed for the lies and deceptions." - Cindy Sheehan, mother of Casey Sheehan, KIA 04/04/04
She told the audience of veterans from World War Two to today's war in Iraq, that the two main things she plans to tell the man she holds responsible for son Casey's death are "Quit saying that U.S. troops died for a noble cause in Iraq, unless you say, 'well, except for Casey Sheehan.' Don't you dare spill any more blood in Casey's name. You do not have permission to use my son's name."
She's simply pissed because she lost her son. Issues of government policy or constitutionality don't mean squat to her.
One if by land, two if by sea...how many if they are already here?
#35. To: Jethro Tull (#31)
This Willie Green lunatic still buys into the "two party" paradigm? He truly is a moron. Unlike a lot of sheep he is here on the web exposed to the truth of what is really going on and he still holds tenuously to "my party good, your party bad" BS. I would not waste any more time on this dunce, except for just pure entertainment or shits and giggles.
the blind allegiance some hold to the two party system
Are we but an organic computer influenced by our environment to desire one set of neuropeptides over another, equating into competition for self worth on a primitive level never seen by the shallow and self empowering.
#36. To: timetobuildaboat (#35)
You obviously have no frigging idea WTF you're talking about, so go build your boat.
#37. To: timetobuildaboat, Willie Green (#35)
Yes he does, but I have hope for him. Anyone who gets the trade issue as right as Willie, isn't completely lost.
This Willie Green lunatic still buys into the "two party" paradigm?
#38. To: Jethro Tull (#37)
Hey, I haven't voted for a Republicrat candidate for POTUS since '88 when I was backstabbed by Papa Bush.
Since then, I've voted for Perot (twice), Buchanan and Peroutka.
So don't go slandering me with that "two party paradigm" bullcrap just because I refuse to align myself with the left-wing anti-war marxist dingbats.
#39. To: Willie Green (#38)
Hate to give you a ticket on the clue bus but Marxist dingbats are the ones that are promoting the war.
left-wing anti-war marxist dingbats.
#40. To: Willie Green (#38)
Glad to hear you dumped the R's.....now.....it's time to dump the left and right nonsense. It’s all about right and wrong. You won't find a Marxist here Willie, no Little red books, or pictures of Che Guevara. We're a small remnant of nationalists (yes, that's a good word), protectionists and isolationists, but I speak for myself. Internationalism be damned. Now, on to your non comment on Bush's desire to build a 'new' Middle East.' If that isn’t nation building, what is? And if the search for non existent WMD’s morphing into the creation of a democracy isn’t mission creep, the phrase doesn’t exist. Iraq isn't our damn business, and any kid who is stupid enough to fight in this military, for this government, gets what h/she deserves. I’m personally not grieving over Cindy Sheehan’s loss, rather I’m cheering her fight. Cold words for sure, but her boy was a corporate Hessian in my eyes. We’re witnessing the biggest movement toward empire since the Brits - and history (and free trade) has reduced them to nothing more than America's poodle. Stick around Willie if you have an open mind. We all learn every day. It's those who remain frozen in cold war dogma who are truly lost.
just because I refuse to align myself with the left-wing anti-war marxist dingbats.
#41. To: christine (#5)
You mean you don't know Freepers and other war supporters are cowards? That they only support war when others fight? It makes them feel like men, like they've got some balls, however tiny.
hey, willie, why don't you get your warmongering gungho ass over to iraq and fight this war? or better yet, you got your kid over there?
#42. To: Jethro Tull (#0)
This is from the same kind of people who celebrated and made fun of Rachel Corrie being killed by an Israeli goon. They are a cancer within our society.
God is always good!
#43. To: Jethro Tull (#40)
and he's scored again! you are on your game today, baby! ;)
#44. To: Willie Green (#11)
No, she is mad as hell her son died for a damn lie, got it?
Just like Sarah Brady, Cindy Sheehan is exploiting the tragic personal sacrifice of a family member to make an emotional statement on the national political stage.
God is always good!
#45. To: RickyJ (#44)
I agree. Sheehan's son has been dead a very short time and anyone who accuses her of exploiting his death is pretty fricken sick IMO.
No, she is mad as hell her son died for a damn lie, got it?
#46. To: crack monkey (#18)
Holy cow, someone actually said some bullshit like that? Like it's Sheehan's fault that the Center for Army Lessons Learned and the Urban Warfare Journal have been screaming for at least six years (and it probably goes back at least a decade) that urban warfare training needed to be a priority for the army, and their pleas were unanswered? Like it's her fault that "Help is on the way" for the military, and nothing changed from the Clinton era? I haven't followed the Cindy Sheehan threads, but had to respond when I read the quoted line. I haven't had that much beer tonight but my mind still can't work its way around the reasoning that parenting caused a soldier's death.
She is now taking it upon herself to do something about this. This is a courages act that subjects her to vicious attacks from people like you, Hannity, Michael Savage and the average Freeper. Recall the post WhiteSands made yesterday: "If she had taken better care of her son he wouldn't be dead now".
"Rivers of blood were spilled out over land that, in normal times, not ever the poorest Arab would have worried his head over"--Field Marshal Erwin Rommel
#47. To: christine (#43)
I wish :)
and he's scored again!
#48. To: historian1944 (#46)
outrageous, isn't it?
I haven't had that much beer tonight but my mind still can't work its way around the reasoning that parenting caused a soldier's death.
#49. To: Jethro Tull (#40)
That's water over the dam, Jethro. But none of that happened either.Iraq isn't our damn business,
If we were debating whether Papa Bush should help boot Saddam out of Kuwait, I'd probably agree with you.
Let the stinking OPECKers deal with it themselves.
But that's NOT what happened, so the issue becomes what do we do since we ARE involved?
As far as I'm concerned, if Papa Bush got us involved, he shoulda finished Saddam back in Gulf I.
And Klinton should have obliterated Sadddam for violating the no-fly zone.
And Dubya shoulda dropped a grenade down Saddam's "spider hole" instead of capturing the SOB and pi$$ing away more taxpayer dollars on a "trial".
And I don't give a rat's patoot whether or not there were any WMDs.
So we're stuck with "nation building".
I don't like it, but at this point, it is the "right" thing to do.
(as opposed to letting the country collapse into anarchy and civil war.)
#50. To: Willie Green (#49)
Why? We had NO business getting involved in that either esp when Saddam was given the go ahead to attack Kuwait and he was told we had no interest in that conflict. So then we attack? What horseshit.
As far as I'm concerned, if Papa Bush got us involved, he shoulda finished Saddam back in Gulf I.
#51. To: Willie Green (#38)
you got it way before i did then.
Hey, I haven't voted for a Republicrat candidate for POTUS since '88
#52. To: Willie Green (#49)
The right thing to do? You think we are building a nation in Iraq? You are living in fantasy land!
So we're stuck with "nation building". I don't like it, but at this point, it is the "right" thing to do.
God is always good!
#53. To: Willie Green (#49)
First, get the fools who forced us into this mess out of office. They have aptly demonstrated that they cannot competently handle the situation. Look at the quotes from Bush's dad on why he did not knock off Saddam after the first Gulf War. Both Bush Sr. and Powell predicted the quagmire that we now face.
But that's NOT what happened, so the issue becomes what do we do since we ARE involved?
#54. To: Willie Green (#49)
Also, what makes you think thats not exactly what's happened? And WHY is any of this our business? We are the invaders period. They dont want us there, they never did. It's all a fraud we've done enough damage there now its in a total friggen mess and IMO a civil war is exactly what was planned from the beginning. The big solution is going to be dividing Iraq into three sections. SO much for taking democracy to Iraq. And thats another fraud I thought democracy was the will of the people.. if that is what Bush and his cohorts want to spread then give them democracy its their will that the US leaves.
I don't like it, but at this point, it is the "right" thing to do. (as opposed to letting the country collapse into anarchy and civil war.)
#55. To: Willie Green (#49)
Lt Odom blows your hypothesis out of the water here. You never, never, never chase good money after bad. The prudent thing to do is to cut your losses. But the elites don't care about the human losses. It's all about their power and their profit as is the case with EVERY war.
#56. To: Zipporah (#50)
Before Saddam attacked Kuwait, he called in our Ambassador April Glaspie and asked her what the Americans thought of the plan. Iraq did have a claim to the region, but Saddam wanted to bounce it off the Americans before going in. When Saddam asked: "Can we go into Kuwait?" Glaspie responded "The US doesn't interfere in Arab affairs.".
We had NO business getting involved in that either esp when Saddam was given the go ahead to attack Kuwait and he was told we had no interest in that conflict.
#57. To: christine (#55)
It's Ret. General Odom.
Lt Odom
#58. To: Zipporah (#54)
The casualty figures are way too low.Also, what makes you think thats not exactly what's happened?
If there was truly a general uprising of the local populace, casualties would be at least 100x greater and there would be a massive migration of refugees.
#59. To: Willie Green (#58)
This isn't what happened in Viet Nam. There a large percentage of the general population supported the insurgents but didn't actually fight. Hence, they weren't killed unless the Americans had been drinking that day or a Sgt. Cally type situation was in progress. Why would it be any different in Iraq? ...there would be a massive migration of refugees We didn't see this in Viet Nam. We didn't see this in france during WW II. Must the world morph into something new in order to protect Bush from his silly mistakes?
If there was truly a general uprising of the local populace, casualties would be at least 100x greater and there
#60. To: Jethro Tull (#0)
One little ole woman certainly has them all stirred up..........wonder why?
Of course it hurts, You're getting screwed by an elephant
#61. To: Willie Green (#58)
The casualty figures of our soldiers?? Are you basing this on the official figures?
The casualty figures are way too low. If there was truly a general uprising of the local populace, casualties would be at least 100x greater and there would be a massive migration of refugees.
#62. To: justlurking (#60)
Hey JL! Probably because she's getting media attention. And they're afraid no doubt she'll start a national movement against the war.
One little ole woman certainly has them all stirred up..........wonder why?
#63. To: All (#59)
Lt. Calley. Sorry, didn't mean to bust him. It's getting late.
Sgt. Calley
#64. To: justlurking (#60)
It causes people to ask questions. Bush and his crew don't do very well under rational examination.
One little ole woman certainly has them all stirred up..........wonder why?
#65. To: Zipporah (#61)
Just my impression of what's reported in the lamestream media.Are you basing this on the official figures?
Given their anti-Bush bias, I trust that they'd trumpet much higher figures if that's what was happening.
#66. To: Willie Green (#65)
Things are actually going great in Iraq. The bad news we hear is all the result of a great left wing conspiracy - and vast conspiracies arn't kooky when they benefit Bush.
Given their anti-Bush bias, I trust that they'd trumpet much higher figures if that's what was happening.
#67. To: Willie Green (#65)
Dear God are you serious?? Anti-Bush bias? They're so far up Bush's rear that they could be suppositories.
ust my impression of what's reported in the lamestream media. Given their anti-Bush bias, I trust that they'd trumpet much higher figures if that's what was happening.
#68. To: Zipporah (#62)
That's probably part of it. They seem awfully scared of her, seems like there may be more to it. Just a feeling.
Probably because she's getting media attention. And they're afraid no doubt she'll start a national movement against the war.
Of course it hurts, You're getting screwed by an elephant
#69. To: Willie Green (#65)
they don't have an anti-bush bias. why would they when bush is doing the bidding of their masters?
#70. To: justlurking (#68)
Well it sure does seem that they're trying to "kill" her off but they do that to any opposition. So what do you think it could be?
That's probably part of it. They seem awfully scared of her, seems like there may be more to it. Just a feeling.
#71. To: crack monkey (#66)
lol
Things are actually going great in Iraq. The bad news we hear is all the result of a great left wing conspiracy -
#72. To: Zipporah (#70)
I can't quite put my finger on it. I have been waaay too busy the past week to do any research on her, but something else is going on here. I am hoping things will be calm enough this weekend for me to actually sit down for more than five minutes and go do some snooping around.
So what do you think it could be?
Of course it hurts, You're getting screwed by an elephant
#73. To: crack monkey (#57)
oops! Lieutenant GENERAL Lieutenant General William E. Odom, U.S. Army (Ret.)
#74. To: justlurking (#72)
Hope so! Id like to get your sense re Sheehan.
#75. To: justlurking (#68)
Yeah, I think that too. The MSM was and is under no obligatgion to give her any media time at all. They made this a national story for a reason.
They seem awfully scared of her, seems like there may be more to it. Just a feeling.
God is always good!
#76. To: Zipporah, christine (#67)
If that were true, then none of us would have ever heard of Cindy Sheehan.
They're so far up Bush's rear that they could be suppositories.
#77. To: Willie Green (#76)
I disagree. Never underestimate the power of the net. There are many things now that have seen the light of day that NEVER would have if the net was not available.
If that were true, then none of us would have ever heard of Cindy Sheehan.
Of course it hurts, You're getting screwed by an elephant
#78. To: RickyJ (#75)
There have been numerous protests around the US by parents of soldiers that have been killed. Why is it suddenly a huge story? Why this woman? Why now?
They made this a national story for a reason.
Of course it hurts, You're getting screwed by an elephant
#79. To: Willie Green, Zipporah, christine (#76)
>If that were true, then none of us would have ever heard of Cindy Sheehan. I'm not sure what is going on hear, but I think it is a possibility that this story is a planned diversionary tactic. The MSM gets their orders from the elite, not from Bush or his administration.
>>They're so far up Bush's rear that they could be suppositories.
God is always good!
#80. To: Willie Green, Zipporah, christine (#76)
If that were true, then none of us would have ever heard of Cindy Sheehan Hi Willie, I noticed your remark, and I hope you don't mind if I comment on it. I hear, frequently, about the "liberal" media who are against Bush, and are a bunch of cunning anti American devils. I do not watch TV, so I am at a disadvantage in that regard. The Mass Media I see, (Colorado Springs Gazzette), makes the BOOB TUBE Simpson's special look like a lecture on differential equations. To be clear, the media here shows glowing pictures of Laura Bush on the front page with exciting tripe as the caption, AP stories (and I do mean stories) about how "our president" is leading the world to a greater peace, and such . And little to nothing about any discontent with the policies of the current admin. The MSM I see seems to me to have little to nothing to do with the picture you paint, and from what I see, the vast powers of the media are supporting the Bush admin totally and with out question. I have a difficult time believing we are, in fact, seeing, the same media, that is so "liberal". Please respond and explain this anomaly. TIA.
They're so far up Bush's rear that they could be suppositories.
#81. To: RickyJ (#79)
you're even more cynical than i am. ;)
#82. To: Zipporah (#67)
Dear God are you serious?? Anti-Bush bias? They're so far up Bush's rear that they could be suppositories. ROFLOL! Go Zip!
ust my impression of what's reported in the lamestream media. Given their anti-Bush bias, I trust that they'd trumpet much higher figures if that's what was happening.
One if by land, two if by sea...how many if they are already here?
#83. To: Willie Green (#76)
On that I disagree. Now the corporate media only reported a very little about the Downing Street memos and you think that wasnt accidental? Sheehan can be an aggrevation but unlike the Downing Street memos, she wont be able to take Bush out by asking questions thats why they'll report her story and not the whole story about the Downing Street memo or one of Bush's favorite issues CAFTA or the FTAA, The media and I mean ALL media is owned by six corporations .. print, tv, radio .. six. Now just which party is PRO corporation? The media organizations in charge of vetting our images of war have become fewer and bigger — and the news more uniform and gung ho. Six huge corporations now control the major U.S. media: Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation (FOX, HarperCollins, New York Post, Weekly Standard, TV Guide, DirecTV and 35 TV stations), General Electric (NBC, CNBC, MSNBC, Telemundo, Bravo, Universal Pictures and 28 TV stations), Time Warner (AOL, CNN, Warner Bros., Time and its 130-plus magazines), Disney (ABC, Disney Channel, ESPN, 10 TV and 72 radio stations), Viacom (CBS, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Pictures, Simon & Schuster and 183 U.S. radio stations), and Bertelsmann (Random House and its more than 120 imprints worldwide, and Gruner + Jahr and its more than 110 magazines in 10 countries).
If that were true, then none of us would have ever heard of Cindy Sheehan.
#84. To: robin (#82)
Well.. I'll just say I was a tad taken back by his statement and it was the first thing that came to my mind :P
ROFLOL! Go Zip!
#85. To: Willie Green (#49)
Believe it or not Willie, with this statement you’re making Sheehan’s point. To compound a mistake with a steady stream of military caskets, isn’t being stuck; it’s being insane. Where but in politics can such a strategy be practiced without penalty? If private business were ‘stuck’ with a CEO who plodded ahead with a failed plan, that company would be short lived. But in the alternate universe called government, foreign policy is inflexible. How very odd not one bureaucrat was fired after the intelligence debacle of 9-11? How sickening it is to watch the neocons sell us CAFTA after claiming NAFTA is a success. And isn’t it deadly to wage war 6,000 miles away, when our own back door is permitted to be left open by a president who claims he can look into peoples hearts? Iraq was a precooked war, Willie. My proof is the PNAC paper trail. They rushed to get boots on the ground in order to illicit the very response you offer; “ …but now that we’re there.” The fact is the Muslim world doesn’t want us there, nor does a growing number of Americans who either wised up, or saw this scheme from the beginning. We here aren’t kooks, commies or cowards. We simply advocate a return to a sane foreign policy that puts America first. Our day is coming.
So we're stuck with "nation building".
#86. To: justlurking (#60)
Yes she does JL. It has to do with being right. Symbols, especially defiant ones, can be dangerous to the plunders who claim to lead us. CS has nothing more to lose, and neither do a growing number of us. They've taken our jobs, our children, our unique culture, and this country. A simple spark can ignite a fire, and that's the danger of Cindy Sheehan. The cauldron of discontent is beginning to boil.
#87. To: Willie Green (#76)
CS got noticed thanks to the internet. She isn't a creation of the MSM. And btw, her story is far more important than the 'runaway bride', the missing kid in Aruba, or the International space station. Sheehan kicked open the door of the MSM, not the other way around.
If that were true, then none of us would have ever heard of Cindy Sheehan.
#88. To: Zipporah, Willie Green (#83)
in case you missed that, willie.
The media organizations in charge of vetting our images of war have become fewer and bigger — and the news more uniform and gung ho. Six huge corporations now control the major U.S. media: Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation (FOX, HarperCollins, New York Post, Weekly Standard, TV Guide, DirecTV and 35 TV stations), General Electric (NBC, CNBC, MSNBC, Telemundo, Bravo, Universal Pictures and 28 TV stations), Time Warner (AOL, CNN, Warner Bros., Time and its 130-plus magazines), Disney (ABC, Disney Channel, ESPN, 10 TV and 72 radio stations), Viacom (CBS, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Pictures, Simon & Schuster and 183 U.S. radio stations), and Bertelsmann (Random House and its more than 120 imprints worldwide, and Gruner + Jahr and its more than 110 magazines in 10 countries).
#89. To: Jethro Tull (#85)
Jethro, if Cindy Sheehan had been George Armstrong Custer's mother, she'd be whining about the "insanity" of our westward expansion; and our flag would only have 37 stars. IMHO, you need to get some testosterone injections.To compound a mistake with a steady stream of military caskets, isn’t being stuck; it’s being insane.
You're beginning to sound like some kind of pussy-whipped metrosexual.
#90. To: Willie Green (#89)
I see. It now takes testosterone injections to invade a
nation, in the comfort of an Abrahms tank? I suggest Cindy Sheehan has more
testosterone than the entire warmonger crowd you're a part of. Hiding behind
your monitor, cheering this bloodlust isn't an act of courage - it's
cowardice.
IMHO, you need to get some testosterone injections. You're
beginning to sound like some kind of pussy-whipped metrosexual.
#91. To: christine (#88)
I did not realize it was down to just 6!
Six huge corporations now control the major U.S. media
One if by land, two if by sea...how many if they are already here?
#92. To: robin (#91)
In 2004, Bagdikian's revised and expanded book, The New Media Monopoly, shows that only 5 huge corporations -- Time Warner, Disney, Murdoch's News Corporation, Bertelsmann of Germany, and Viacom (formerly CBS) -- now control most of the media industry in the U.S. General Electric's NBC is a close sixth.
Six huge corporations now control the major U.S. media
#93. To: Jethro Tull (#90)
That's the way I see it. Every Bushbot warmonger that I've had the misfortune to meet has been a pathetic, impotent little person who is afraid of their own shadow and filled with hatred and self-loathing because of their own shortcomings. Just yesterday, some idiot was spouting off about how Cindy's kid would hate her for what she's doing. I looked the idiot square in the eyes and said, "I doubt that. Decent sons don't hate their mothers." He went away with his tail between his legs, simpering and looking like the fool that he is.
Hiding behind your monitor, cheering this blood lust isn't an act of courage - it's cowdice.
#94. To: Willie Green (#89)
Well done willie green. If Custer is your hero, you need to read The great Crow nation's chief autobiography, "Chief Plenty Coup", he knew Custer and Custer was, like you, an arrogent fool, and your analogy also foolish. The western US in the late nineteenth century really does not have much in common with Iraq today, funny you did not notice that, Willie Green! And you suggesting America make Iraq a fifty first state? Because "They hate us because were free"? Don't tell me you fell for that one, Willie Green! Do you the US army is in Iraq to spread democracy, kind like Custer did in Montana?? Really what sort of point we're you trying to make here, Willie Green?
ethro, if Cindy Sheehan had been George Armstrong Custer's mother, she'd be whining about the "insanity" of our westward expansion; and our flag would only have 37 stars.
#95. To: Jethro Tull (#90)
Jethro, you're the one who's apparently trying to claim to be an American "nationalist" without fully appreciating who or what we actually are. Here, let me help you understand that concept: NONE of these foreign military actions were authorized by formal declaration of war. If you're embarassed by these events, perhaps you should move to Switzerland.
I see. It now takes testosterone injectionst to invade a nation, in the comfort of an Abrahms tank? I suggest Cindy Sheehan has more testosterone than the entire war monger crowd you're a part of.
Like it or not, it sometimes boils down to "My country, right or wrong".
#96. To: Willie Green (#89)
ok, Mr. Testosterone, if you are so adamant in support of this war, what in the hell is stopping YOU from taking off your cheerleader dress and volunteering to go to Iraq? you know they're taking volunteers of all ages. i'm sick to death of people like you who advocate, "you go fight for me."
#97. To: Willie Green (#95)
bullsh!t--when you have a corrupt ANTI-AMERICA/ANTI-AMERICAN government, you don't support them when they're wrong. you seriously need to read the constitution and the writings of our founders on this issue. try also doing some study of the history of wars. Start here: Like it or not, it sometimes boils down to "My country, right or wrong".
#98. To: Willie Green (#95)
Who asked you to apologize for these actions, Willie Green? And why would you think these past actions have anything to do with the three year war in Iraq, Willie Green?
* I am NOT going to apologize to Moamar Khadafi because Thomas Jefferson sent the Marines to kick the snot out of the Barbary pirates. * I am NOT going to apologize to the Japanese because Millard Fillmore sent Commodore Perry to use military force to open their country to trade. * I am NOT going to apologize to the Mexicans because Woodrow Wilson sent Blackjack Pershing to invade Mexico in pursuit of Pancho Villa.
#99. To: tom007 (#94)
That Cindy Sheehan is a sniveling bimbo who doesn't understand that you sometimes have to choose sides in the war between Good and Evil, even though it's supposedly "none of your business". Saddam was an evil dictator.Really what sort of point we're you trying to make here, Willie Green?
I have no problem with the actions that removed him from power (other than they took way too many years to pursue in a "civilized" manner.)
Papa Bush shoulda just nuked him in Desert Storm.
Everybody would've been safely back home in time for Super Bowl XXV a week later.
#100. To: Willie Green (#99)
And paying $50 a gallon for gas, you idiot.
Everybody would've been safely back home in time for Super Bowl XXV a week later.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#101. To: christine (#96)
I'm too damn old, bimbo. Tell me, when did YOU register for the draft?what in the hell is stopping YOU from taking off your cheerleader dress and volunteering to go to Iraq?
Or did you burn your draft card and hightail it to Canada?
#102. To: Willie Green (#99)
Let's see, you were concerned about Saddam being a dictator, that would mean you felt sorry for the people living under his rule, yet you have no problem "nuking" them. Do you ever stop to think before you post this moronic gibberish?
Saddam was an evil dictator.
...
Papa Bush shoulda just nuked him in Desert Storm.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#103. To: Willie Green (#99)
So you support nuking countries. And the president you support supports torture. What makes you so sure you're supporting Good rather than Evil?
Saddam was an evil dictator. ... Papa Bush shoulda just nuked him in Desert Storm.
#104. To: Willie Green (#101)
BIMBO??! WTF?
I'm too damn old, bimbo.
#105. To: aristeides (#103)
Killing everyone living under dictatorship...because we care.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#106. To: Zipporah (#104)
I think it's an old Jim Reeves song, but I may have the wrong artist.
BIMBO??! WTF?
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#107. To: Willie Green (#99)
Willie Green posted on 2005-08-12 11:24:56 ET Reply Trace Private Reply If you were not such a sucker for the feral government's psyco babble, you would be embarressed by what you just posted, Willie Green. Yeh, da big game!, dats da ticket!!!
Papa Bush shoulda just nuked him in Desert Storm. Everybody would've been safely back home in time for Super Bowl XXV a week later.
#108. To: Willie Green (#101)
i'm against it. why would i register for the draft? you're the one who's for these unconstitutional foreign entanglements. you're too old to defend your beliefs and to defend your freedom? you know damn well they're taking volunteers of any age. you've just shown your utter hypocrisy. we got your number, little cheerleader.
#109. To: Dakmar (#106)
yeah seems it is.. Bimbo, Bimbo think it's an old Jim Reeves song, but I may have the wrong artist.
Where you going to go e o ,
Bimbo, Bimbo
What you going to do e o.
Bimbo, Bimbo
Does your mommie know, that your going down the road to see a little girlly o
Bimbo, is a little boy, who's got million friends
and every time he passes by, they all invite him
He'll clap his hands and sing and dance and talk his baby talk.
With a hole in pants and his knees stick out, he's just big enough to walk.
Bimbo, Bimbo
Where you going to go e o ,
Bimbo, Bimbo
What you going to do e o.
Bimbo, Bimbo
Does your mommie know, that your going down the road to see a little girlly o
Instrumental
Bimbo got two big blue eyes, that light up like a star
and the way to light them is to him buy candy bars,
cracker jack and bubble gum, will start his day off right
all the Girllies follow him just to beg him for a bite
Bimbo, Bimbo
Candy on your face eo.
Bimbo, Bimbo
Chewing on your gummy e o
Bimbo, Bimbo
When you going to grow
Everybody loves you little baby Bim b o
Instrumental
You never catch him sitting still
He's just the roving kind
All though he just a little boy, he's got a grown up mind
He's always got a shaggy dog a pulling at his clothes
Everybody calls to him as down the street he goes.
Bimbo, Bimbo
Where you going to go e o ,
Bimbo, Bimbo
What you going to do e o.
Bimbo, Bimbo
Does your mommie know, that your going down the road to see a little girlly o
Bimbo, Bimbo
Bimbo, Bimbo
Bimbo, Bimbo
Bimbo, Bimbo
#110. To: Zipporah (#109)
Wow, reminds me of someone currently residing at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington. DC
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#111. To: Dakmar (#110)
LOL!!
Wow, reminds me of someone currently residing at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington. DC
#112. To: Willie Green (#99)
you cowardly hypocrite, attacking a woman who's lost her son in a war based on lies. when are you going to sacrifice your son on the altar of the NWO?
That Cindy Sheehan is a sniveling bimbo
#113. To: Willie Green (#101)
PROVE IT!
Post the evidence. Show us that you volunteered for duty in Iraq and the
government rejected you because of your age. Post the letter of rejection.
BTW, how old is too old to defend your beliefs? Tell me the age at which one
becomes too old to defend his principles. You cheerleaders are all alike --
"Let's you go kick some ass". Yeah, yeah, seen it and heard it a million
times. I suggest that you take your little testosterone finger tips off of
the keyboard; get your butt out from behind the safety of your computer; go
down and volunteer for duty in Iraq and see if you are rejected because you're
too old. Then post the letter and show us the evidence. If you continue to
defend this war and use that tired "too old" excuse as a convenient rationale
for not volunteering, then you are either a hypocrite or a coward, or both.
There is no other category!
I'm too damn old, bimbo.
#114. To: Freedom William (#113)
Yep seems that is what it comes down to
doesnt it? The inane idea that only REAL men want to kick ass and couldnt
possibly be against war. Of course these same armchair bridgaders also condemn
the Iraqis who are kicking ass because they want the US the hell out of their
country.
I suggest that you take your little testosterone fingers tips off
of the keyboard
#115. To: Zipporah (#114)
Exactly. Amazing how finger-tip-testosterone flows quickly back into their ovaries when someone suggests that they volunteer for duty in Iraq.
#116. To: Freedom William (#115)
Yep.. 'shinkage' 
#117. To: Zipporah (#114)
utter hyprocrisy and ignorance.
Of course these same armchair brigadiers also condemn the Iraqis who are kicking ass because they want the US the hell out of their country.
#118. To: christine (#117)
#119. To: aristeides (#118)
But setting aside the Sheehan story for a moment, have any of the shameless smearsters seen the public opinion polls recently? Here's some breaking news for them: a whole lot of Americans who supported Bush a year ago---including an increasingly large part of his "base"---have turned against him. And that includes many millions of people who haven't lost a parent, child, or sibling in Iraq. Match point... game over.
Decency Is Not In Them.
#120. To: Zipporah (#119)
Our first clue that smirk is nothing more than a tool of the globalists was when he immediately signed us back on with UNESCO after his selection...and it's just gone downhill from there.
#121. To: Willie Green (#95)
And each of those actions SHOULD have been, but I see you've grown comfortable to an imperial presidency and rogue congress. We on 4 haven't, and this latest 'war' in Iraq shows just what a slippery slope you've come to enjoy. Go fly a Chinese-made American flag from your window Willie, your faux patriotism needs a bolster. Bush is hiding in Crawford, and Cheney is missing in action. All this while our kids are sent into a sand trap with no end game scenario, save for the ‘new’ Middle East your ilk wants to create. I was wrong about you. You aren’t a bot, you’re a pod; a soulless pos who lacks the courage to fight yourself.
NONE of these foreign military actions were authorized by formal declaration of war.
#122. To: Dakmar (#102)
A most excellent point, Dak!
Let's see, you were concerned about Saddam being a dictator, that would mean you felt sorry for the people living under his rule, yet you have no problem "nuking" them. Do you ever stop to think before you post this moronic gibberish?
#123. To: Dakmar, Jethro Tull, Willie Green (#122)
That would imply Willie had a brain, which he doesn't.
Do you ever stop to think before you post this moronic gibberish?
Hey, Meester,wanna meet my seester?
#124. To: aristeides (#118)
that article deserves its own thread. thanks for the link, aristeides.
#125. To: Flintlock (#123)
He certainly has no response (except name calling) for the imperialism he supports. Just another gutless war pig exposed for all to see,
That would imply Willie had a brain, which he doesn't.
#126. To: Jethro Tull (#121)
Hey, lay off the Chinese, they are Bush's buddies. Remember, they only kill baby girls, not keep them from driving cars like those evil moslems.
Go fly a Chinese-made American flag from your window
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#127. To: Willie Green (#49)
Question is, what about the cost? Support is dropping for an endless commitment. The carnage makes no sense to most people, whatever the highfalution justifications of Thomas Barnett, George Friedman and Nathan Sharansky. No country can sustain a war with no viable strategy to "win". The USG is not giving any answers, either. The situation is driven by politics, exemplified by the bullshit about withdrawal, with enough caveats to fill a truck, when in the immediate future, the troop count will be increased. Even if 100K more troops are put in at this point, as Tom Friedman advocates, the tipping point has come and gone. Take the success we have; Kurdistan, unfortunately for the secularists and modernists and the women of Iraq, a Shia state is being hatched before our eyes. Let it be; let the Kurds and Shias subdue the Sunnis. Get the US out. Now, chances are, we'll be back if we do that. But staying in Iraq now is virtually pointless. Face it, for all the success of the Blitzkrieg into Baghdad, the American Occupation has been a disaster. A case study of how not to do things.
>>but at this point, it is the "right" thing to do.
#128. To: Dakmar, Jethro Tull (#126)
I know someone adopting a baby from China. I stupidly asked, "Is it a boy or a girl?". Only girls of course. I told him, in 20 years, he'll be fighting off the men from China trying to find wives.
they only kill baby girls
One if by land, two if by sea...how many if they are already here?
#129. To: Zipporah (#104)
BIMBO??! WTF?
bim·bo
Pronunciation: 'bim-(")bO
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural bimbos
Etymology: perhaps from Italian bimbo baby
1 slang , usually disparaging : MAN, WOMAN (telling a thickheaded pitcher that the bimbo at the plate hasn't hit a curve in three seasons -- Jay Stuller) -- used especially of an attractive but empty-headed person (we didn't want a blond bimbo in that role... we wanted her to be smart -- Hugh Wilson)
2 slang : TRAMP 1c (evidence of how her hubby's been cheating on her with various bimbos -- Dan Greenburg)
#130. To: Jethro Tull, Dakmar (#122)
Not at all. So it was a clear choice: Papa Bush was not as evil as Saddam. So nuke the SOB, and let's get back to watching football.
Let's see, you were concerned about Saddam being a dictator, that would mean you felt sorry for the people living under his rule,
It means that I'm more concerned about watching football than I am about what happens to the Iraqi people.
Yet Saddam disturbed my peaceful enjoyment of this Great American pasttime, by invading the helpless Kuwaitis. And I was forced to choose between the lesser of two evils: Saddam or Papa Bush. Well, unlike Saddam, Papa Bush never appeared before a joint session of Congress, pointing fingers at his "enemies" so his henchmen could drag them outside for execution.
#131. To: Willie Green (#129)
So what happened? You lost the argument so you took it to the level of personal slurs? Frankly, you're acting like a Bush supporter. Attacking the person for expressing an idea is the tired old RNC tactic. From your borish tactics and childish name calling one would think you were a Republican. Clean up your act and act like an adult.
bim·bo Pronunciation: 'bim-(")bO Function: noun
#132. To: Willie Green (#129)
bim·bo Pronunciation: 'bim-(")bO Function: noun This isn't Free Republic. No one will respect you for being a moron here.
BIMBO??! WTF?
#133. To: Willie Green (#130)
That's obvious. We don't need any more Americans like you; we have enough already. To be honest, I would welcome a patriotic illegal alien over you any day.
It means that I'm more concerned about watching football than I am about what happens to the Iraqi people.
God is always good!
#134. To: Willie Green (#129)
No shit I know what it means. Stop being an ass.
#135. To: Jethro Tull, ALL (#0)
You have probably seen at FR the letters ZOT!. I've think I've figured out what it means. Zionist Occupied Territory!.
The mind once expanded by a new idea never returns to its' original size
#136. To: Willie Green (#130)
You got to be kidding. It's the future of your grandkids, the repercussions of Bush's foray into Iraq. Never mind American credibility lies barren and dry, like Iraqi faucets, as the residents of Baghdad bake in 130F heat.
I am about what happens to the Iraqi people.
#137. To: christine (#112)
By blaming Bush for her sorrow, the misguided and deluded bimbo has sided with the "insurgents" who murdered her son.
attacking a woman who's lost her son in a war based on lies.
#138. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#135)
LOL! We Meant Democracy, or was that Disaster.
#139. To: Willie Green (#130)
So you care about Kuwaitis, but not Iraqis? You're not making any sense, unless you really mean you are concerned with the price of oil, which, getting back to your original assertion that we should "Nuke Bagdad", makes for quite a disjointed train of thought.
It means that I'm more concerned about watching football than I am about what happens to the Iraqi people. Yet Saddam disturbed my peaceful enjoyment of this Great American pasttime, by invading the helpless Kuwaitis.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#140. To: Willie Green (#137)
Yep, they just sneaked into California and shot him dead, eh?
By blaming Bush for her sorrow, the misguided and deluded bimbo has sided with the "insurgents" who murdered her son.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#141. To: swarthyguy (#138)
The mind once expanded by a new idea never returns to its' original size
#142. To: Willie Green (#137)
Get on the clue bus Wee Willie, Bush IS responsible since it is PROVEN that the Iraq was was based on a lie. Irrefutable evidence. Bush KNEW and so did Blair, so tell me how is Bush not responsible for this boy's death as well as all the others. Our soldiers, the thousands upon thousands of Iraqis not only who've died but that are maimed for life. This mom isnt a 'bimbo', you are an asshole.
By blaming Bush for her sorrow, the misguided and deluded bimbo has sided with the "insurgents" who murdered her son.
#143. To: avian virus (#131)
LOL! And here I thought that all I was doing was emulating the normal discussion standards of this forum. I guess there must be some kind of double standard around here, do you think?
Attacking the person for expressing an idea is the tired old RNC tactic. From your borish tactics and childish name calling one would think you were a Republican.
#144. To: Willie Green (#137)
Say it to her face. Come on, go say it to her face. You know where she is at and have plenty of disposable time, as evidenced by your numerous posts at FR, LP, FU, and here. So get in your vehicle and go see Cindy and tell her what you just posted here to her face. My bet is you don't have the guts to do even this, much less fight the terrorists.
By blaming Bush for her sorrow, the misguided and deluded bimbo has sided with the "insurgents" who murdered her son.
God is always good!
#145. To: RickyJ, Willie Green (#144)
Willy Greensheild's boys...
“Under this roof are the heads of the family of Rothschild, a name famous in every capital of Europe, and every division of the globe." -Benjamin Disraeli
#146. To: Zipporah (#142)
Ref my my reply #49 to Jethro, Zippie.Get on the clue bus Wee Willie, Bush IS responsible since it is PROVEN that the Iraq was was based on a lie. Irrefutable evidence. Bush KNEW and so did Blair, so tell me how
That's IRRELEVANT to me. I don't give a rat's patoot whether it was a lie or not.
#147. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#135)
I've think I've figured out what it means. Zionist Occupied Territory!. LOL!! And true too.
You have probably seen at FR the letters ZOT!.
One if by land, two if by sea...how many if they are already here?
#148. To: Willie Green (#143)
Lame..... Really lame and childish. You get pissy and call people bimbos when they score logical points on you. Then, when called on your silly and childish attack, your only defense is to imply other people do it too. You sound like a Republican or a Freeper. I see the same sort of silly fantasy from you that I see over on FR. You don't post on FR by chance?
LOL! And here I thought that all I was doing was emulating the normal discussion standards of this forum.
#149. To: Willie Green (#146)
That's because you are dishonest and immoral - the same as George W. Bush. Is this what qualifies your ideology as "superior"? The fact that it's neither honest nor rational? Personally, I think you've been watching too much Fox News.
That's IRRELEVANT to me. I don't give a rat's patoot whether it was a lie or not.
#150. To: Willie Green (#146)
So you're all for corrupt government, or just until they take away your bread and circuses? With people like you around, it's no wonder this country is going to hell in a handbasket.
I don't give a rat's patoot whether it was a lie or not.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#151. To: robin (#147)
Just look at the links in the link I supplied in reply #41 All those people are BANNED.
The mind once expanded by a new idea never returns to its' original size
#152. To: Willie Green (#143)
BS Willie. You got your ass kicked, then you resorted to name calling. The fact remains, you cheer the troops but haven't the balls to go yourself. That, my friend, is the definition of chickenhawk...a word that fits you so well.
LOL! And here I thought that all I was doing was emulating the normal discussion standards of this forum.
#153. To: Willie Green (#146)
Grab a rifle, Willie, we've just been invaded by Poland. There, is that the kind of government lies you like to hear?
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#154. To: Dakmar (#139)
Nope. That's merely where Saddam stepped out of bounds and forced me to pick sides in a mismatch. He coulda kept fighting a stalemate against the Iranians, and I wouldn't have cared what he did. But the Kuwaitis were harmless, proving that Saddam was an evil jackass who had to be removed.
So you care about Kuwaitis, but not Iraqis?
#155. To: Willie Green (#130)
Please tell us in detail how that disturbed you?
Yet Saddam disturbed my peaceful enjoyment of this Great American pasttime, by invading the helpless Kuwaitis.
#156. To: Willie Green (#154)
Hmmm, kind of like a superpower invading a country that had no WMD, was not harboring terrorists, and was no threat to said superpower?
Nope. That's merely where Saddam stepped out of bounds and forced me to pick sides in a mismatch. He coulda kept fighting a stalemate against the Iranians, and I wouldn't have cared what he did. But the Kuwaitis were harmless, proving that Saddam was an evil jackass who had to be removed.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#157. To: Jethro Tull (#155)
I'm still trying to figure out how Husseins actions 15 years ago justify a renewed invasion at this time.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#158. To: Willie Green (#146)
ROFL! Interesting logic.. So in skewed thinking, we are 'stuck' with nation building? We're not building jack, we're destroying a sovereign nation and the monies that are supposed to be going to rebuild is lining corporate pockets and not reaching the Iraqi people. And Bush says that we're taking democracy to Iraq, correct? Is not invasion and occupation the antithesis of democracy? They want us gone and rightfully so.
That's IRRELEVANT to me. I don't give a rat's patoot whether it was a lie or not.
#159. To: Jethro Tull (#152)
Uppen zee yürz, Jethro. Of all the people on this thread, it shouldn't surprise you the least that you're feeling the tines of my pitchfork in your butt. You asked for it, bud. You got it.
BS Willie. You got your ass kicked, then you resorted to name calling.
YOU'RE the one who initiated false accusations with that "two party paradigm" bullcrap.
#160. To: Willie Green (#159)
tough talk from someone who's self-admittedly too old to fight.
#161. To: Zipporah (#158)
Isn't that what we did in Germany, Italy and Japan in WW-II?
And Bush says that we're taking democracy to Iraq, correct? Is not invasion and occupation the antithesis of democracy?
#162. To: Willie Green (#161)
You may be too old to remember this, but JAPAN ATTACKED US AT PEARL HARBOR BEFORE CONGRESS DECLARED WAR.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#163. To: Willie Green (#161)
Japan attacked us remember? And there was a declaration of war as well AND unlike Hitler, Saddam was NO threat to anyone. Iraq's army was emasculated and under sanctions, Iraq was a broken country.
Isn't that what we did in Germany, Italy and Japan in WW-II?
#164. To: Willie Green (#161)
Please stop evading the questions and concerns that were addressed to you in Post #113. You are invited to counter-argue them point-for-point.
#165. To: Willie Green (#146)
So you don't think German parents would have had a right to blame Hitler for the deaths of their children in his wars, even though those wars were based on lies?
That's IRRELEVANT to me. I don't give a rat's patoot whether it was a lie or not.
#166. To: christine (#160)
And just what do you know about fighting, bimbo?tough talk from someone who's self-admittedly too old to fight.
From what I can see, you wouldn't even have the good judgement to call 911 if you saw your neighbor's home being burgled.
You wouldn't want to get involved in something that's none of your business.
Probably just put up some "Beware of Dog" signs on your property without actually having a dog.
#167. To: aristeides (#165)
Nothing about losing a family member gives one moral authority, moral truth, righteousness of position.. Nothing. You're the same immoral, looter loser you were beforehand, you're just one family member short. DAnconia55 posted on 2005-08-12 17:32:42 ET Reply Trace http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/readart.cgi? ArtNum=104923&Disp=10#C10
Check this out.......AKA- Thanks for your dead son's service, bitch, now STFU!
#168. To: Willie Green (#159)
Ahhhh....Willie.....since you're a part of this degenerate administration, I think you'd like to put more than a tine in my butt....
it shouldn't surprise you the least that you're feeling the tines of my pitchfork in your butt.
#169. To: Willie Green (#146)
Exactly why is it IRRELEVENT to you? Why don't you give a rat's ass whether or not it was a lie? Seriously explain it to me..
That's IRRELEVANT to me. I don't give a rat's patoot whether it was a lie or not.
#170. To: Willie Green (#166)
So since you insist on the name calling, let's see..hmm
would be a good one for you willie? Asshole doesnt quite fit.. hmm thinking
thinking OH I know! Madar chod.
And just what do you know about fighting, bimbo?
#171. To: Freedom William (#164)
Nah... Post #133 is obviously authored by an idiot.Please stop evading the questions and concerns that were addressed to you in Post #113. You are invited to counter-argue them point-for-point.
But thanks for the reminder.
I gotta put that stooge on the bozo filter.
#172. To: Willie Green, Jethro Tull, Dakmar (#130)
It is true then....there really are stupid dumbfucks like you out there..
It means that I'm more concerned about watching football than I am about what happens to the Iraqi people
#173. To: Willie Green (#171)
113 and 133 are the same thing now? And you have the nerve to call anyone an idiot?
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#174. To: Lady X (#172)
But he can still win the argument by calling us all liberals.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#175. To: Dakmar (#174)
Ah, he can win the argument, but can he get an erection?? I think that's his problem..
#176. To: Lady X (#169)
As far as I'm concerned, Saddam Hussein sealed his own fate with the invasion of Kuwait on August 2, 1990, Everything since then has merely served to postpone the inevitable.
Exactly why is it IRRELEVENT to you?
Why don't you give a rat's ass whether or not it was a lie?
Seriously explain it to me..
#177. To: Willie Green (#171)
Well post #171 is obviously authored by a dyslexic. Please respond to post #113 not #133, retard.
Nah... Post #133 is obviously authored by an idiot.
#178. To: Willie Green (#176)
You have not explained anything and furthermore what happened on August 2 is old news..
#179. To: Willie Green (#166)
That is just like you. Your neighbor is in danger and you're man enough to call 911. What a hero! Your country is in danger and you're man enough to send over the troops while you cheerlead. What a hero!
From what I can see, you wouldn't even have the good judgement to call 911 if you saw your neighbor's home being burgled.
#180. To: Willie Green (#176)
As far as I'm concerned, As far as I'm concerned, Saddam Hussein sealed his own fate with the invasion of Kuwait on August 2, 1990
Saddam Hussein George W. Bush sealed his own fate with the invasion of Kuwait Iraq on August 2, 1990 March 15, 2003.
#181. To: christine, Willie Green (#160)
There are plenty of private contractor jobs in Iraq for those who are "too old to fight."
tough talk from someone who's self-admittedly too old to fight.
"If you're not cynical, then you're not paying attention."
#182. To: Lady X (#172)
Oh yeah...and they all react the same when their argment fails.
there really are stupid dumbfucks like you (Willie) out there..
#183. To: Dakmar (#156)
And maybe invading to steal the oil. Remember Kuwait had a lot of oil .... just like Iraq. And when discussing this topic, never forget that our person in Baghdad, April Glaspie, gave Saddam implied permission to go into Kuawait.
Hmmm, kind of like a superpower invading a country that had no WMD, was not harboring terrorists, and was no threat to said superpower?
#184. To: Willie Green (#166)
And what do you know Mr. Keyboard commando? You, the macho man who prefers to send other people's kids to die in your own cowardly place? Is it that you admire the war records of Bush, Cheney, Limbaugh, Perl, Wolfowitz, O'Reilly and the rest of you chickenshit Republican contingent?
And just what do you know about fighting, bimbo?
#185. To: avian virus, Dakmar, Lady X (#183)
So tell me. Why does Willie cringe when Saddam invades Kuwait, but claps when Bush invades Iraq? His globocop mindset is so FReepy. These internationalist dogs simply can't keep their noses out of other nations affairs.
#186. To: Zipporah (#170)
How about Mr. Yellow Elephant? hmm thinking thinking OH I know! Madar chod.
#187. To: Jethro Tull (#185)
So tell me. Why does Willie cringe when Saddam invades Kuwait, but claps when Bush invades Iraq?
#188. To: Jethro Tull, Willie Green (#185)
Recurring wet dreams?Why does Willie cringe when Saddam invades Kuwait, but claps when Bush invades Iraq?
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#189. To: Willie Green (#181)
Hey Willie, you see this? Email us from Iraq and you won't seem like such a slimey chickenshit. You can be a truck driver. You're not too old to sit on your ass and drive are you?
There are plenty of private contractor jobs in Iraq for those who are "too old to fight."
#190. To: Dakmar (#188)
Dreaming of Republican cub reporter Gannon, no doubt.
Recurring wet dreams?
#191. To: Zipporah (#170)
I think mangeant le pédé merde may be more accurate.
Madar chod
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#192. To: Willie Green (#176)
How do you figure that? April Glaspie, the US representative in Iraq, gave Saddam permission to go into Kuwait. Saddam asked for the opinion of the US prior to the invasion. In response, April Glaspie told Saddam the US did not get involved in Arab affairs. by the way, did you know that Saddam wasn't in Kuwait when the chimp invaded? Saddam had been out of Kuwait for around ten years when Bush Jr. began his war of conquest. So how does that rationalize Bush's lying about the war?
As far as I'm concerned, Saddam Hussein sealed his own fate with the invasion of Kuwait on August 2, 1990, Everything since then has merely served to postpone the inevitable.
#193. To: avian virus, Dakmar, Willie Green (#187)
Yo Willie....did you go?????????? Today, I tried to switch my Party affiliation - by Willie Green Politics/Elections Opinion Keywords: REFORM PARTY Source: Willie Green Published: 10/26/99 Author: Willie Green Posted on 10/26/1999 11:03:20 PDT by Willie Green The 26th Amendment, lowering the voting age to 18, had a profound influence on my political views. It was ratified July 1, 1971, just a few weeks prior to my 19th birthday. At the time, by federal mandate, I carried my Selective Service Registration card (1-H) in my wallet. "The Lottery" was scheduled for August 5, 1971, just a couple weeks after my 19th birthday. I was adamant that if I was required to carry a Selective Service card, I should be entitled to carry a Voter Registration card. I was ecstatic that the Government agreed with me to the point of including it in the Constitution! I registered as a Republican. It was an act that I took seriously. I pledged to myself to stay well-informed and vote in all elections and ballot issues for which I was eligible: local, county, state, national; primaries and general elections. Having relocated to 5 different states over the years, it hasn't always been easy or convenient to honor that self-pledge, but I have. Today, I tried to switch my Party affiliation. The county courthouse is just a 15 minute drive from my home. The county clerk's office seemed the best place to make the change -- I wanted verification that it would not mess up my registration for the upcoming November 2 local election. "No problem, sir," the county clerk informed me. "The law was changed back in '96. Michigan no longer registers by party affiliation." "What?" said I, digging into my wallet for my current voter registration card. (Sure enough, no party affiliation noted on it!) "Does this mean I can belong to whatever party I want to without having to fill out any forms?" "That's right, sir." "Cool!" Now I had been aware that, in Michigan, we are allowed to "cross-over" our votes in the primaries. But I wasn't aware that, for all intents and purposes, the state essentially considers me to be unaffiliated. It seems "too" easy. So to make it "official" in my mind, I am publicly anouncing, here on FreeRepublic, that after 28 years I am leaving the Republican Party. Similar to Bob Smith earlier this year, and more recently Pat Buchanan, I have to admit that the GOP establishment no longer represents my views adequately. Now this does not mean that I will not support individual GOP candidates as my conscience dictates. However, the issues are the same as those that originally compelled me to vote for Ross Perot -- the only time I have not voted GOP for national offices. I see no reason to support the GOP when the GOP does not represent me on these issues. I guess the only other thing I need to do to make this "official" is to register with the Reform Party here.
I notice warrior Willie was of draft age during Viet Nam. He states he was classified 1-H in 1971.
#194. To: Jethro Tull (#193)
He was 19 in 1971? This means he's only 53 years old. The army will take special skills up to age 55. Willie was bullshitting us when he told us he was too old to go to Iraq. He's a prime candidate. He doesn't need to go as a contractor, he can join the army!!
1971, just a few weeks prior to my 19th birthday
#195. To: Jethro Tull (#193)
Digging up old stuff, eh? Personally I always find that practice a little creepy, Tribe-like. Capital T-Tribe, rhymes with trike....oops, no, I retract that.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#196. To: Dakmar (#195)
Wille has no problem digging up old stuff to justify the invasion of Iraq.
Digging up old stuff, eh? Personally I always find that practice a little creepy, Tribe-like. Capital T-Tribe, rhymes with trike....oops, no, I retract that.
God is always good!
#197. To: Dakmar (#195)
Are Bhuddists attached to non-attachment and how many Zen Bhuddists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
#198. To: RickyJ (#196)
touche! Gotta admit though, he is selective about what he remembers. Oh, yes, of course, that's a bad thing, mmm-hmmm.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#199. To: avian virus (#197)
dunno, hope you do cause someone else surely does
Are Bhuddists attached to non-attachment and how many Zen Bhuddists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#200. To: Dakmar (#198)
Judging from some of his posts above, it looks like he remembers everything just fine. He's just selective about what he tells us he remembers.
Gotta admit though, he is selective about what he remembers.
#201. To: Dakmar (#199)
Actually it takes two. One to screw in the light bulb and one not to screw in the light bulb. I knew the answer all along. I was just testing you.
dunno, hope you do cause someone else surely does
#202. To: Dakmar (#191)
ROFL!
#203. To: avian virus (#200)
No, he really is a blithering idiot and contradicts himself as a matter of course, he even misuses GOP talking points in many arguments.
Judging from some of his posts above, it looks like he remembers everything just fine. He's just selective about what he tells us he remembers.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#204. To: avian virus, Willie Green (#194)
Great- Grandmother Volunteers, Is Being Deployed to Iraq http://NewsMax.com Wires Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2004 LAWTON, Okla. – A 72-year-old great-grandmother is preparing for deployment to the war zone in Iraq and will become one of the oldest Department of Defense civilian workers in the war zone. "I volunteered," said Lena Haddix of Lawton, who has five children, eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. "I wanted to do something for the country, because I was always left behind taking care of the children."
Yo Willie...A 72-year-old great-grandmother is preparing for deployment to the war zone in Iraq lie.....
#205. To: avian virus (#197)
None. There is no such thing as darkness....
Are Bhuddists attached to non-attachment and how many Zen Bhuddists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
| Gold and silver are real money, paper is but a promise. |
#206. To: avian virus (#201)
Always a pisspoor idea, I'll keep answering "Johnny Cash". Cost me my Associates Degree (TM) job.
I was just testing you.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#207. To: Jethro Tull, Willie Green (#204)
Hey Willie, show us you have more guts than this "Bimbo". You have 20 years on her. Go down and sign up tomorrow. The induction centers are open on Saturday and they need you.
"I volunteered," said Lena Haddix of Lawton, who has five children, eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. "I wanted to do something for the country, because I was always left behind taking care of the children."
#208. To: Elliott Jackalope (#205)
Some say the mind's a shinning jewel,None. There is no such thing as darkness....
Which must be polished bright,
But if it's true that all is void,
Then where can dust alight?
#209. To: Jethro Tull (#193)
My Lucky Lotto number was 151.Yo Willie....did you go??????????
The lottery drawing held August 5, 1971, determined the order in which men born in 1952 were called to report for induction into the military.....
The highest lottery number called for this group was 95; all men assigned that lottery number or any lower number, and who were classified 1-A or 1-A-O (available for military service), were called to report for possible induction.
At the time, it was uncertain whether or not this was a "safe" number.
In the '69 Lotto, they took everybody up to 195,
in '70, the highest number was 125.
So the draft was winding down, but nobody could say that it wouldn't flare back up. Vietnam wasn't over.
So I was essentially in "limbo" for a year, checking my daily mail for a notification that never came.
No, I did not go.
#210. To: Willie Green (#209)
Is that why you're now so focused on sending other people's kids to the Iraqi meat grinder? You're trying to compensate?
No, I did not go.
#211. To: avian virus (#210)
Perhaps. Anyway, when I see the same group of leftwing dope-smokin' anti-war draft-dodging hippie types whining about Iraq 30~35 years later, there is STILL absolutely no way in hell that I'm going to align myself with their subversive agenda. It doesn't matter to me how much I dislike G. Dubya Bush on a shitload of other issues.
Is that why you're now so focused on sending other people's kids to the Iraqi meat grinder? You're trying to compensate?
Back then, I didn't hang out with the leftwing dope-smokin' anti-war draft-dodging hippie types.
Many of my college friends were actually vets who had already served.
In fact, one of my roommates had been an MP in Pleiku.
#212. To: Willie Green (#211)
See the post above about the 71 year old woman who just joined up. The army will take you now. No need to miss the boat. In fact, the army desperately needs you. Come back when you are in uniform and your butt is on the line. We will listen to you then. Until then you're just another chickenshit RNC keyboard coward - like Bush, Cheney, Perl, Wolfowitz and Rush.
Back then, I didn't hang out with the leftwing dope-smokin' anti-war draft-dodging hippie types.
#213. To: Willie Green (#211)
ROFL... dope smokin' anti-war draft-dodging hippie types? What the frick makes you believe that those who are against THIS war would fit into that stereotype? Geesh.
Anyway, when I see the same group of leftwing dope-smokin' anti-war draft-dodging hippie types whining about Iraq 30~35 years later, there is STILL absolutely no way in hell that I'm going to align myself with their subversive agenda. It doesn't matter to me how much I dislike G. Dubya Bush on a shitload of other issues.
#214. To: Willie Green (#209)
Hey Willie, You're what, 53? That's not too old to be the lead Humvee driver on the next assault. Go show'em how is done! (and may Juba have you in his sites)
in which men born in 1952 were called to report for induction into the military.....
Hey, Meester,wanna meet my seester?
#215. To: Zipporah (#213)
When logic fails you, and when the facts fail you, be like Willie and construct silly strawman and attack that. If the strawman attack fails, call the person who is winning the argument a Bimbo.
ROFL... dope smokin' anti-war draft-dodging hippie types? What the frick makes you believe that those who are against THIS war would fit into that stereotype? Geesh.
#216. To: All (#214)
Should be: Go show'em how it's done.
Go show'em how is done!
Hey, Meester,wanna meet my seester?
#217. To: Zipporah (#213)
I quit smoking dope two days ago, honest.
We should thank the Nazis for giving us all those stark, frightening images. How else we gonna learn not to act like that? On the other hand, monkey see...
#218. To: Zipporah, Willie Green (#213)
It seemed like the thing to say? Good sound bites mean a heckuvalot these days. You should have seen when I was doing the concert security. The crowd was always more effed up than we were. LOL
ROFL... dope smokin' anti-war draft-dodging hippie types? What the frick makes you believe that those who are against THIS war would fit into that stereotype? Geesh.
"But what is Hope? Nothing but the paint on the face of Existence; the least touch of truth rubs it off, and then we see what a hollow-cheeked harlot we have got hold of." Lord Byron
#219. To: avian virus (#215)
Loony logic for sure.
#220. To: Flintlock (#214)
This is literally true. If Willie was anything except a dishwasher in his adult life he could join the army tomorrow. The induction centers are open on Saturday and he is young enough to get in. Willie could go to Iraq and call the insurgents Bimbos when they car bombed him.
Hey Willie, You're what, 53? That's not too old to be the lead Humvee driver on the next assault.
#221. To: Dakmar (#217)
Just in time for this thread! The line for the urine test is to the 'left' :P
I quit smoking dope two days ago, honest.
#222. To: Willie Green (#211)
I see, you've decided to align yourself with alcoholic, dry-drunk, pill-popping, cowardly, draft-dodging, homosexual, pederasts instead. Good choice.
Anyway, when I see the same group of leftwing dope-smokin' anti-war draft-dodging hippie types whining about Iraq 30~35 years later, there is STILL absolutely no way in hell that I'm going to align myself with their subversive agenda.
#223. To: Esso (#222)
I suspect Willie actually works for Christine. When the forum starts to get quiet he pops up and says something amazingly hateful and ignorant. The whole forum then has fun beating on him for an hour or so.
#224. To: Willie Green (#211)
What if there's no subversive agenda and we're just wrong?
Anyway, when I see the same group of leftwing dope-smokin' anti-war draft-dodging hippie types whining about Iraq 30~35 years later, there is STILL absolutely no way in hell that I'm going to align myself with their subversive agenda.
"Working Three Jobs is: Uniquely American, isn't it? I mean, that is fantastic... Get any sleep?" (Laughs) ~ George W Bush
#225. To: avian virus, Willie Green (#220)
You might be wrong about this, but if you're not, that makes Willie a wetback. Last time I checked, only wetbacks were allowed to wash dishes. Hey If Willie was anything except a dishwasher in his adult life he could join the army tomorrow.
Willie Green Guillermo Verde! Did you get your green card yet? You don't need one to enlist.
Hey, Meester,wanna meet my seester?
#226. To: avian virus (#223)
Fuck off. Willie's from FR. He's consistant. He's a fucking grump, but he's a consistant grump.
I suspect Willie actually works for Christine.
"Working Three Jobs is: Uniquely American, isn't it? I mean, that is fantastic... Get any sleep?" (Laughs) ~ George W Bush
#227. To: Flintlock (#225)
If Willie is tall and distinguished looking he might get into the Bush honor guard. Maybe even become Bush's personal fluffer.
#228. To: avian virus (#223)
ROFL! Yeah we're paying him from a secret fund raiser. :P
I suspect Willie actually works for Christine. When the forum starts to get quiet he pops up and says something amazingly hateful and ignorant. The whole forum then has fun beating on him for an hour or so.
#229. To: Jhoffa_ (#226)
I didn't say he wasn't consistent. I just said he popped up periodically to say something incredibly dumb and hateful. I noted that this seemed to stir up the forum for an hour or so. I can't say if he really works for Christine or not.
Willie's from FR. He's consistant.
#230. To: Zipporah (#228)
Hw does liven up the place. Maybe we should take up a collection.
ROFL! Yeah we're paying him from a secret fund raiser. :P
#231. To: Willie Green (#209)
Cool. With Iraq, you're two for two....
No, I did not go.
#232. To: avian virus (#227)
LOL Willie probably sneaks into the local petting zoo (with a dozen roses) to do his "fluffing"
Bush's personal fluffer.
Hey, Meester,wanna meet my seester?
#233. To: avian virus (#229)
Nice Screen Name, btw. Regards.
"Working Three Jobs is: Uniquely American, isn't it? I mean, that is fantastic... Get any sleep?" (Laughs) ~ George W Bush
#234. To: avian virus (#230)
This is true come to think of it. Hmm if we do, can we get an Airstream and take 4 on the road? :p
Hw does liven up the place. Maybe we should take up a collection.
#235. To: Zipporah (#228)
Comfortably Numb Zipporah posted on 2005-08-13 00:06:32 ET Reply Trace Private Reply Quite amazingly secret fund raiser, I must say!
ROFL! Yeah we're paying him from a secret fund raiser. :P
#236. To: Zipporah (#234)
I'm in. South eastern Utah is the destination. Slot canyon paradise. I would be a great guide. October in the desert's of Utah is a remarkable thing. Kivas, pottery shards with thumbprints, arrow straighteners, family photo petroglyphs, glowing stones, (from Uranium mines), hidden glens, ruined ancient cities in remote places that few ever see......
his is true come to think of it. Hmm if we do, can we get an Airstream and take 4 on the road? :p
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