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Title: Cynicom quits LP
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URL Source: http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/ ... .cgi?ArtNum=151227&Disp=20#C20
Published: Jul 23, 2006
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Post Date: 2006-07-23 01:15:12 by Nintendo of the Gods
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post #20 That sucks. Their smartest posters get so disgusted they abandon ship over the multitude of retards LP has recently been overrun by. But I can't blame him, or the other guy that left on this thread also, Phant2000(#29). Take a look at the photo in post #15 and read the continuing statements of some of these nice, decent folks(notice nobody responds to it directly). LP has become like a political and moral Twilight Zone or something since the Gaza shellings broke out.
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#122. To: Zipporah (#120)
I confess that two days ago I did try to be nice to Margeurite. I said, "Good morning Marguerite"...nothing more. No reply..It was difficult to be nice and it was wasted. The lady could not lower herself to common civility.
.. Hey when chris and I decided to open 4 .. we both had been around the block at other forums.. FR/LP etc.. we knew we wanted a place for people to feel welcome and not have to be concerned about censoring ..self or otherwise..
I said, "Good morning Marguerite"...nothing more. No reply..It was difficult to be nice and it was wasted. The lady could not lower herself to common civility. Lady.. ? Youre been kind and a gentleman.. something that no doubt is a foreign concept.. ;)
I found myself trying to explain to a foreign visa worker what America was like only 30 years ago. It took some time, and I'm sure he didn't understand, but I had to try for some reason. Then, as I drove home, I just wanted to cry. We have been made outcasts in our own country. It's not the first time it's happened, and God willing, it will be reclaimed someday.. but it will be a long while. But I do greive for the old familiar comforts. The movies and media try to force to accept that the America we grew up in was just a fascade. What IS a fascade, is a TexasHoldem Whitehouse where the termites are winning every hand, and have spread out to take all of DC. Those bits of paper on the floor... I see a line...wait.. there it is.... We The People of These United, something.. can't read the rest....... ~jj
I recall the 1930s, when Washington was a place down south somewhere, and some man named Roosevelt kept promising us no foreign wars. That was the total extent of Federal government in our lives. Then came all those "agencies" and the raid of the Treasury was on. Downhill ever since.
Hi BTP!! LOL!.. Naw..... I'm pure as the wind-driven snow.. Rally ah Yam... :) I appreciate the chance to rant and vent a bit.. but I am here to learn and enjoy being with Americans, and adults. In spite of my moniker, I rarely shoot from the lip without my civility in tact. Humanity and civility.. we are adults, we can do it. I've had my shots.. fyi.. LOL! :) ~jj
Thanks for the kind words Cyni.. ~!~
Har!! She announced (as Lanquid) she is in fact a paid poster the other day. Of course she pretends she is not more than 3 people.. but the secret is out. Shhhhhhhhh.. juss between us here...
White coats say is time for my meds and lites out. Nite all.
Zipporah, I appreciate the opportunity to be here and and so glad to find you are trusting enough to allow the freedom of open debate. That's what our society is supposed to be about. Those that can not abide other voices, can be shunned. Seems like they usually go away, or rattle on like the crazy uncle in the attic. I know someplace that has a packed attic. ;) If I should ever step out of line, someone send me to the corner.
Nite cyni~
There's really not all that much jousting here - we're just trying to form up a phalanx of truth to pierce through all the lies and deceptions that are being foisted upon us. Great to have you in the ranks here.
night, cyn.
As for WWIII, let's try something new. All I'm saying is give isolationism a chance.~~Pissed Off Janitor
I appreciate the chance to rant and vent a bit.. but I am here to learn and enjoy being with Americans, and adults. In spite of my moniker, I rarely shoot from the lip without my civility in tact. Humanity and civility.. we are adults, we can do it. I've had my shots.. fyi.. LOL! :) ~jj That's great. I was talking about a local boy from out here in Missouri back in the 1860s and 1870s, Jesse James. He was hitting the railroads for all he was worth, him, his brother and the Younger brothers. So, you're not from the U.S. I take it. Give me a hint as to your country of origin. I'm sure I can come up with an ethnic joke or two. LOL Glad you've got your shots. I'm only a mad dog when the bots get my hackles up. Oh, and I don't like corrupt gov't officials and other pirates (cops and assorted other agents) who are running around out there plundering the people. They need to hoist the Jolly Roger so that they are more honest about their true intentions. At least then we will know to give them a broadside on sight. I always say we need more rope, to give them a neck stretching, of course. ;0)
"To be nobody-but-yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can ever fight; and never stop fighting." E.E. Cummings
I'm sure that's right. I consider myself fortunate. I was adopted at 6 days old by people well past old enough to be my grandparents. My dad was 60 when they adopted me!! I was raised by parents that were in their late 20s and young 30s during the depression. So at the young age of 46, I am fortunate enough to know how to do things that many people older than me wouldn't have a clue where to begin. I still know how to do the milking and make butter (and do it - nothing is nastier than that damned margarine). Hitch up a team. Ride a horse into town to get the mail or supplies or have a cold one at the bar. Raise a garden and put up the excess for the winter. Cook on a wood stove. Mill my own flour and cornmeal. And I still do these things - wouldn't have it any other way. Most would say that I live in poverty, but as my dad would say "poor folks don't eat cream". I always have fresh food, well water (which I filter with a Berkey anyhow) fresh milk, a big brick and cement house, a stock of gold and silver, plenty of horses, and a Creator which I love and follow. I DON'T have a bank account, credit cards, driver's license, loans, or any of the other shit that ties me to their system.... And I don't know too many that are more content than me. I was also raised to be leary of Big Bro.. I remember coming home from school and telling mom about what we had learned that day about how good FDR was.. She gave me a funny look, and then dug out an old newspaper she had saved with an article in it about how FDR had advance knowledge of Pearl Harbor and it could have been prevented. I don't think she knew the whole truth of the matter, but she did know there was more going on than they were led to believe... Changed my perspective forever.
"This country has come to feel the same when congress is in session as when the baby gets hold of a hammer." Will Rogers..... "None can love freedom heartily but good men; the rest love not freedom, but license." John Milton.....
Amen to that, lodwick. Thank you too for the warm welcome... I'm looking forward to the company here. :) ~jj
You should have seen the operation we had to pull off to round up the market wrap-up gang over at FR and move them to LP a couple of years ago. We likened it to evacuating Stalag 17. It took weeks. The move here was much easier.
"Life is a big shit sandwich and the more dough you have, the less shit you'll have to chew on."
Bush the Elder called the neocons the "crazies in the basement." Looks as if some idiot left the door open. It will be tough to round them up again since they are such shape shifters. Already we have seen them trying to cozy up to the Dems. More proof that the two party fraud is alive and well.
"To be nobody-but-yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can ever fight; and never stop fighting." E.E. Cummings
i'm amazed that there was a newspaper article about that back then. can you imagine a press that free now? neat post, innie, i enjoyed reading your story.
As for WWIII, let's try something new. All I'm saying is give isolationism a chance.~~Pissed Off Janitor
I had an idea you might be just like this. What part of the country are you in? I'm in Missouri. I need to get with it, but it's tough right now. Not a good year up to now, nor have the last two been either. Hoping things will change for the better but there are going to be some bumps in the road first. We need to get that http://unlicense.org site going. I can do some of it but my time will be limited to a point with legal work and chores around here.
"To be nobody-but-yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can ever fight; and never stop fighting." E.E. Cummings
You got that right. ;0)
"To be nobody-but-yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can ever fight; and never stop fighting." E.E. Cummings
Well, I'll be darned ... great to see you herem jj. I expect present company will appreciate your remarks much more than the dead wood from where we came.
Neat background, innieway. We had a thread a while back about memories people over 40 have. Your history would have been a welcome addition. And yes, your mother was right about FDR and Pearl. I read this book some time back & I heard the author interviewed on many talk shows. It convinced me.
So cool, thanks for sharing. I'm a youngest's youngest, so I too benefited perhaps more from the previous generations than my peers.
"If there’s another 9/11 or a major war in the Middle-East involving a U.S. attack on Iran, I have no doubt that there will be, the day after or within days an equivalent of a Reichstag fire decree that will involve massive detentions in this country." - Daniel Ellsberg Author, Pentagon Papers No I can't... I do remember that the article wasn't front page headlines..
"This country has come to feel the same when congress is in session as when the baby gets hold of a hammer." Will Rogers..... "None can love freedom heartily but good men; the rest love not freedom, but license." John Milton.....
I'm in the panhandle of TX. Things have been a bit rough here too. But it's mainly weather related. We've been in a worse drought than back in the dust bowl days. I've had a whopping 8 inches of rain/snow in the last 11 months. Of course it's pretty arid here anyhow, so the normal is only around 15" per year, but it's been rough. The commie bastards think they have a right to play God and modify the weather, and I think they are getting pretty good at it. When a front comes through I can tell whether it's going to rain or not by the chemtrails. I've been telling the zombies around here about it for quite a while now and they just laugh. But I did have one guy a while back ask "Suppose you're right. Why would they want to put us in a drought?" Simple. There are too many small individual farmers. Big Bro wants all farming left in the hands of a few LARGE corporate farms. A few more years the way it's been going, and there are going to be a lot of the little guys forced out of business....
"This country has come to feel the same when congress is in session as when the baby gets hold of a hammer." Will Rogers..... "None can love freedom heartily but good men; the rest love not freedom, but license." John Milton.....
Texas panhandle? I used to run across there in the truck, thru Amarillo on the way back and forth on I-40, and on occasion coming up from New Mexico from Las Cruces across thru Roswell and Clovis and back to Amarillo heading east from there. I recall an ice storm about 5 years ago and I-40 was a big mess. In places it looked like a junk yard with all the cars and trucks and other equipment off the road.
"To be nobody-but-yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can ever fight; and never stop fighting." E.E. Cummings
Ask those guys who laugh if any of them remember the Grange? Tell them we need to break up the corporations and monopolies like was done a hundred years ago, starting with the biggest monopoly, the FED.
"To be nobody-but-yourself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can ever fight; and never stop fighting." E.E. Cummings
I'd like to think wisdom helps, but they've attacked us from so many different angles it's hard to tell fact from fiction anymore. From the dumbing down of children in the schools, to forcing dependence on their witchcraft (doctors and pharma) through vaccinations, unhealthy foods etc., to being force fed lies in the churches, to God-only-knows what. It's becoming sheer lunacy.
"This country has come to feel the same when congress is in session as when the baby gets hold of a hammer." Will Rogers..... "None can love freedom heartily but good men; the rest love not freedom, but license." John Milton.....
What the hell is LP?
Welcome! This is where I go when I need to recharge my batteries. LP drains me. It's hard work countering the propaganda there. Here, the BS elevel is so low as to be non existent. :)
Do I hear a fat lady singing?
That's all over my "stompin grounds" I've seen I-40 get so bad in winter cars would be stranded for miles on end. People would be out building snowmen on the side of the road. You would think that maybe, just maybe they would salt the roads here when it gets like that. But NO, I guess they'd rather have a few people die in wrecks first then shut down the interstate. Why that "salt" may kill the ground, and the weeds won't grow in the bar ditches :(
"This country has come to feel the same when congress is in session as when the baby gets hold of a hammer." Will Rogers..... "None can love freedom heartily but good men; the rest love not freedom, but license." John Milton.....
Yep. Tis time.
"This country has come to feel the same when congress is in session as when the baby gets hold of a hammer." Will Rogers..... "None can love freedom heartily but good men; the rest love not freedom, but license." John Milton.....
I never posted there.. But after reading the thread there that got this thread started, I can only imagine... The folks that have come here since leaving there have all had good stuff to add, and it's good to see all of 'em here. That had to be a battle for them over there. I don't think I could have taken it, I'd have gone insane, or just given up on Amerika. Hell, I'm nearly at that point anyhow. I've been meaning to tell ya, I like your tagline. I DO think I hear a fat lady singing :(
"This country has come to feel the same when congress is in session as when the baby gets hold of a hammer." Will Rogers..... "None can love freedom heartily but good men; the rest love not freedom, but license." John Milton.....
BAdLie claims he works for StateInc and has threatedned people with just that!
"Freedom and human rights in America are doomed. The U.S. government will lead the American people in ...into an unbearable hell and a choking life." Liberty Post
Welcome to FREEDOM4um!
"Freedom and human rights in America are doomed. The U.S. government will lead the American people in ...into an unbearable hell and a choking life." Maybe you should make an America, the Bushieful verse about JimRob and Goldi Lox.
I've taken a break from political forums because it's been driving me nuts. I had not realized how badly LP has degenerated in just a few weeks (a result of influx of anti-immigration freepers?). I just want to cuss and call them a bunch of goddamn fuckfaces but it would be pointless. It's like most forums have become dens of hatred, my inital escape was from the spew at Liberty's flame, thanks to pagan-hater Stone (whom I blame for the demise of PostLiberty) and hater-of-everyone Tard. Goldi keeps letting the barbarians thru the gate. Maybe the point is to overwhelm the anti-war conservatives. I think it is working, if Cynicom is any indication.
I wonder if Israelis read "Mein Kampft" in Hebrew?
Welcome, I'm the Jesuit, Aspartame. gun rights and song parody specialist here.
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#123. To: jessejane (#111)
I have a whole new bottle of B-12, so I'm good to go! Thank you too Zipporah for the welcome.. I hope to be here a while.. nice place.. good lighting and music. Fair winds and nice breezes. What a delight!
#124. To: Cynicom (#122)
I confess that two days ago I did try to be nice to Margeurite.
#125. To: robin (#115)
lol! very good, we do indeed feel like 4'rners in our native land these days.
#126. To: jessejane (#125)
We have been made outcasts in our own country.
#127. To: BTP Holdings (#119)
Hi jessejane. Nice rant. Looks like from your screen name and first statement that you are a real outlaw. So am I, and the bots hate me just as much as the latest refugees. Glad you can join us. ;0)
#128. To: Cynicom (#109)
From knowing them on TOS, I can tell you Phant and Jesse have brains, strong minded, think on their feet and they scare me sometimes. Few on TOS ever wanted to joust with them.
#129. To: Cynicom (#122)
Once? :P
#130. To: jessejane, ALL (#129)
Har!!
#131. To: Zipporah (#123)
.. Hey when chris and I decided to open 4 .. we both had been around the block at other forums.. FR/LP etc.. we knew we wanted a place for people to feel welcome and not have to be concerned about censoring ..self or otherwise..
#132. To: Cynicom (#130)
Nite all.
#133. To: Cynicom, JJ, Phant, all (#109)
Few on TOS ever wanted to joust with them.
War - it's for the children
#134. To: Cynicom (#130)
#135. To: jessejane (#127)
LOL!.. Naw..... I'm pure as the wind-driven snow.. Rally ah Yam... :)
#136. To: Cynicom (#118)
Try describing America 70 years ago, near impossible.
#137. To: lodwick (#133)
There's really not all that much jousting here - we're just trying to form up a phalanx of truth to pierce through all the lies and deceptions that are being foisted upon us.
#138. To: Cynicom (#109)
Phant may well garner other "Titanic victims".
#139. To: jessejane (#131)
I know someplace that has a packed attic. ;)
#140. To: innieway (#136)
I remember coming home from school and telling mom about what we had learned that day about how good FDR was.. She gave me a funny look, and then dug out an old newspaper she had saved with an article in it about how FDR had advance knowledge of Pearl Harbor and it could have been prevented.
#141. To: innieway (#136)
So at the young age of 46, I am fortunate enough to know how to do things that many people older than me wouldn't have a clue where to begin. I still know how to do the milking and make butter (and do it - nothing is nastier than that damned margarine). Hitch up a team. Ride a horse into town to get the mail or supplies or have a cold one at the bar. Raise a garden and put up the excess for the winter. Cook on a wood stove. Mill my own flour and cornmeal. And I still do these things - wouldn't have it any other way. Most would say that I live in poverty, but as my dad would say "poor folks don't eat cream". I always have fresh food, well water (which I filter with a Berkey anyhow) fresh milk, a big brick and cement house, a stock of gold and silver, plenty of horses, and a Creator which I love and follow. I DON'T have a bank account, credit cards, driver's license, loans, or any of the other shit that ties me to their system.... And I don't know too many that are more content than me.
#142. To: jessejane (#137)
I'm looking forward to the company here. :) ~jj
#143. To: jessejane (#137)
I'm looking forward to the company here. :) ~jj
#144. To: innieway (#136)
#145. To: innieway (#136)
#146. To: christine (#140)
i'm amazed that there was a newspaper article about that back then. can you imagine a press that free now?
#147. To: BTP Holdings (#141)
I had an idea you might be just like this. What part of the country are you in? I'm in Missouri. I need to get with it, but it's tough right now. Not a good year up to now, nor have the last two been either. Hoping things will change for the better but there are going to be some bumps in the road first.
#148. To: innieway (#147)
Why would they want to put us in a drought?" Simple. There are too many small individual farmers. Big Bro wants all farming left in the hands of a few LARGE corporate farms. A few more years the way it's been going, and there are going to be a lot of the little guys forced out of business....
#149. To: innieway (#147)
#150. To: robin (#145)
I'm a youngest's youngest, so I too benefited perhaps more from the previous generations than my peers.
#151. To: Nintendo of the Gods (#0)
#152. To: Cynicom (#38)
I hope there is room here...
#153. To: BTP Holdings (#148)
I used to run across there in the truck, thru Amarillo on the way back and forth on I-40,...Clovis and back to Amarillo
#154. To: BTP Holdings (#149)
Tell them we need to break up the corporations and monopolies like was done a hundred years ago, starting with the biggest monopoly, the FED.
#155. To: Critter (#152)
LP drains me.
#156. To: BTP Holdings (#32)
f you don't know who Aaron is, he is one of those bots who figures it's OK to turn in other people, good little neo-nazi that he is.
-OBL
"Prohibition...goes beyond the bounds of reason in that it attempts to control a man's appetite by legislation and makes a crime out of things that are not crimes. A prohibition law strikes at the very principles upon which our govt was founded."
- Lincoln
#157. To: Hmmmmm (#151)
What the hell is LP?
#158. To: Cynicom (#38)
I hope there is room here for myself and some America loving friends.
-OBL
"Prohibition...goes beyond the bounds of reason in that it attempts to control a man's appetite by legislation and makes a crime out of things that are not crimes. A prohibition law strikes at the very principles upon which our govt was founded."
- Lincoln
#159. To: Arator (#37)
#160. To: christine (#13)
#161. To: Neil McIver (#33)
#162. To: Cynicom (#70)
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