Title: What the Neocon cowards are scaring themselves with these days Source:
Libertysflame.com URL Source:http://libertysflame.com/cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=5497 Published:Dec 20, 2009 Author:Dan Simmions Post Date:2009-12-20 12:22:45 by F.A. Hayek Fan Keywords:None Views:145 Comments:5
Original article here: http://www.dansimmons.com/news/message/2006_04.htm
These people will believe literally ANYTHING if it will feed their fear. Even "time travelers." LOL! Too funny.
“General Seyed Reza Pardis,” intoned the Time Traveler. “Shehab-one, Shehab-two, Shehab-three. Tel Aviv. Baghdad International Airport, Al Salem U.S. airbase in Kuwait, Camp Dawhah U.S. Army base in Kuwait, al Seeb U.S. airbase in Oman, al Udeid U.S. Army and Air Force base in Qatar. Haifa. Beir-Shiva. Dimona.”
I had no clue as to who or what Shehab One, Two, or Three might be, but the context and litany alone made me want to throw up.
“This is just the beginning,” said the Time Traveler.
“Wasn’t the beginning on September 11, 2001?” I managed through numb lips.
The one-eyed scarred man shook his head. “Historians in my time know that it began on June 5, 1968,” he said. “But it hasn’t really begun for you yet. For any of you.”
I thought – What on earth happened on the fifth of June, 1968? I’m old enough to remember. I was in college then. Working that summer and . . . Kennedy. Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination. “Now on to Chicago and the nomination!” Sirhan Sirhan. Was the Time Traveler trying to give me some kind of Oliver-Stone-JFK-movie garbled up conspiracy theory?
“What . . .” I began.
“Galveston,” interrupted the Time Traveler. “The Space Needle. Bank of America Plaza in Dallas. Renaissance Tower in Dallas. Bank One Center in Dallas. The Indianapolis 500 – one hour and twenty-three minutes into the race. The Bell South Building in Atlanta. The TransAmerica Pyramid in San Francisco . . .”
“Stop,” I said. “Just stop.”
“The Golden Gate Bridge,” persisted the Time Traveler. “The Guggenheim in Bilbao. The New Reichstag in Berlin. Albert Hall. Saint Paul’s Cathedral . . .”
“All these places can’t disappear in the rest of this century, your damned Century War or not! I don’t believe it.”
“I didn’t say in the rest of your century,” said the Time Traveler, his torn voice almost a whisper now. “I’m talking about your next fifteen years. And I’ve barely begun.”
I thought it was festive writing. Nice adaptation of classic American cultural apocalyptic themes. The usual "We're doomed, they're out to get us, oh what will become of poor helpless us, blah-blah-blah". We've been saying this kind of stuff since before the country was founded. I especially enjoy the old rants against the Canuckis, the "ravening hordes of papists" hovering over our northern border like a plague poised to strike us all.
I thought it was festive writing. Nice adaptation of classic American cultural apocalyptic themes. The usual "We're doomed, they're out to get us, oh what will become of poor helpless us, blah-blah-blah". We've been saying this kind of stuff since before the country was founded. I especially enjoy the old rants against the Canuckis, the "ravening hordes of papists" hovering over our northern border like a plague poised to strike us all.
I always knew that Mad Dog was a cowardly blowhard, but to actually believe that this writing is anything more than fiction and then to admit his fearful paranoia by posting it as "the truth" puts him in a whole new light. LOL!
To quote Bug Bunny (which is about as serious as Mad Dog should be taken) "what a maroon."