I seriously am amazed at the momentum for Paul. It's the real deal.
Yup. The only people I know who aren't substantially impressed by Paul are the people who depend on Government for their paychecks. They are scared silly.
On LP, the only comments about Paul I could make were of the "Another hit piece? This just convinces me my vote needs to go to Dr. Paul" variety.
Here, I can actually say "What a breath of fresh air!"
America is not at war. The military is at war. America is at the mall and the Congress is out to lunch.
Then again, everyone knew she wasn't too bright when she pushed Neil out of the door.
To be accurate, she didn't push me. I did leave of my own volition. She didn't want me to go, in spite of reasonably strong disagreements on Badeye and a few others. In fact she said if I wanted to come back the door would be open.
To be accurate, she didn't push me. I did leave of my own volition. She didn't want me to go, in spite of reasonably strong disagreements on Badeye and a few others. In fact she said if I wanted to come back the door would be open.
Yeah, they are both nuts, and would have these "conversations". Ben-Ariel is some "Christian Zionist" buid-a-bomb dude, and the Simonaho one is crazy about numbers and goats or something.
Yeah, they are both nuts, and would have these "conversations". Ben-Ariel is some "Christian Zionist" buid-a-bomb dude, and the Simonaho one is crazy about numbers and goats or something.
Shit, it was funny.
I don't know if I ever heard his name. I didn't even know he was Finnish. Ben- Ariel is from some cult led by a dead guy named Armstrong. World-wide Church of God or some such thing. He's in need of heavy medication.
I don't know how I would categorize Simonaho. He appears to have made up a completely new Christianity by giving new meanng to normal every day words, like Hello. Somehow hello is Hell-o and means you worship the devil or something crazy like that. He looses me everyime he posts. When the two of them get together and argue over each of their cults it's just downright good comedy.
giving new meaning to normal every day words, like Hello. Somehow hello is Hell-o and means you worship the devil
Yes! That's him. And with the numbers, Oy Vey.
Armstrong, that's the cult. Most of that cult is gone, but "ben-Ariel" is a remake of it. He tries to prove that he's part of the "lost tribe", or some crap. He wants so desperately to be a Jew, it's bizarre.
That is sad. He must have no other commitments, or family. Or brains.
I can't help but to wonder how he makes a living. Even though his posts are made up of predominantly mindless insults and one-liners, he makes them non- stop. It seems like it would be impossible for him to get any work done.
If he wasn't such a prick I'd feel sorry for him. Instead I feel comfortable in knowing that he lives a miserable existence. LOL I know that's not very Christian of me.
Aaron is so two dimentional and so removed from reality and the realm of common sense he reminds me of this Mash character:
Colonel Samuel Flagg is a U.S. Military Intelligence agent {agency unknown}. His behavior is rather paranoid and irrational, and he appears to the staff of the 4077th to be mentally unstable; the fact that he deliberately seriously injures himself to advance an investigation seemed proof of that. At one point he tried to get into Counter Intelligence Corps headquarters by crashing his jeep into a brick wall and setting himself on fire. Another time, to get into the 4077th, he ordered a helicopter pilot to crash and then twice broke his own arm.[1] He claimed that he was either with the CIA, the CIC, or the CID, depending on who he was dealing with. Majors Frank Burns and Margaret Houlihan, strong anti-Communists and super-patriots, followed his assignments with great interest, but were unable to "buddy up" to him as they'd hoped.
His paranoia was so fanatical that Flagg even accused Major Burns of being a communist agent on the grounds that Burns had seen a performance of the Bolshoi Ballet in Tokyo and was reading Reader's Digest, which Flagg noted would be "Red's Digest" if the 3rd, 5th, and 6th letters were eliminated.