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POPSLiberal Sore Losers Advice for Democrats: Have you tried whining? If you look at Obama as a kamikaze, he was somewhat successful. Democrats will have to work hard screaming “Racist!” and "Teabaggers!" at everyone who disagrees with them if they expect to make things up in 2012.
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POPSTyranny Suppressing Truth in America
He gives you facts of the weather outside and his prediction for tomorrow based on facts. He may be correct half the time but that's better than most journalists. In my article, "The Origins of 911 Conspiracies" I wrote "Soros is the biggest spider on the web". Georgie Soros hires "useful idiots" to write and promote his agenda of warping the truth against America. He finances the Democratic party with millions that makes Obama his man. If you disagree with Soros he will try to discredit you or ridicule you. "Demonize" you in public. USA Today wrote he donated, "$15.5 million to anti-Bush, anti-conservative groups ... giving $10 million to Americans Coming Together, $2.5 million to MoveOn.org, and $3 million to the Center for American Progress." That is just a small amount he has given. Only the tip of the Soros iceberg. DiscoverTheNetworks.org shows the network of Soros. He is the Syth Lord whose network is so huge and his money limitless that by a mere whim he could ...
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POPSRepublicans put 99 Democrat-held House seats in danger Danger perhaps, but not necessarily defeat. I believe the American public has been impacted this year by the actions of Washington and the WH than at any other time in recent history. While in the last Presidential election, the motives were anti-Bush and electing our first non-white President. Now it's less ideological and much more personal.
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POPSIT'S OBAMA STUPID. Out of sheer embarrassment, Obama and his Democrat partners-in-crime can’t possibly go into the forthcoming November elections peddling their Hope and Change message based upon the dismal failure that Obama’s first 18 months in office has turned out to be. So, here we go again with attacks on Bush. But, surprise – surprise, not only are the anti-Bush attacks old and stale, they are in fact making people feel nostalgic for George W Bush, whose Presidency is all of a sudden seeming to have been not so bad. SO WHAT TO DO – WHAT TO DO FOR THE DEMOCRATS? Since the Democrats have NOTHING they can point to as a success for their first year and a half in the White House, and 4 years leading the House and the Senate, all they can do is campaign against Bush.
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POPSEven governments make mistakes... Two things about this story have always bugged me. 1) There is an assumption in the conspiracy community on both side of the political spectrum that every government mistake is a cover-up. While I am not discounting the fact some cover-ups are played off as mistakes, I want to be shown why I should believe that. I haven't seen a solid why in this case. 2) The cry for those pushing the story has always been that the administration used TIllman's death for political ends. Simply put, isn't that exactly what opponents to the war are doing? Two wrongs do not make a right.
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POPSAnti-Bush Truther shoots up Pentagon; Should we play the political blame game? article: "Those brave enough to troll leftist comments sections have noted mumblings therein that the guy was probably a secret “teabagger,” despite all evidence to the contrary." my comment: Sick. Another idiot. When will the violence end? I guess the Left is too focused on the senior citizens of the Tea Party with their polo shirts and sandals. I understand though, freedom scares the left, and old people who attend the Baptist church are worse than terrorists in their minds. And as always, EVERYONE is free to leave a comment here. I do not ban ANYONE, because unlike others, I do not attempt to suppress or deny the opinions of others. I don't promise to respond, but EVERYONE gets their say in my clips. I don't hate anyone. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions whether I like them or not.
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POPSThe Pentagon Shooter: John Patrick Bedell and His Obsessions ..... plot" Bedell wrote on his Wikipedia profile (now deleted): I am determined to see that justice is served in the death of Colonel James Sabow, as a step toward establishing the truth of events such as the September 11 demolitions and institutions such as the coup regime of 1963 that maintains itself in power through the global drug trade, financial corruption, and murder, among other crimes. As you can see, Bedell was not a dummy, yet he seems to have embraced conspiracy theories. Like Joe Stark, Bedell was politically all over the place. I will update this post as I collect more information on Bedell’s politics. When I post it, I will do so not to point fingers at the right and the left, but to just show what beliefs Bedell held. read full post http://bit.ly/ba46nY http://anotherblackconservative.blogspot.com
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POPSCountdown Begins on "Countdown" Worst, Olbermann's network president, Phil Griffin, is publicly praising him, always an ominous sign in television. While referring to his host almost in the past tense. "Keith has been our tentpole," Griffin says, adding later, "I'm pleased with where we are." Where they are, as Jeff Bercovici points out over at Daily Finance, is way behind the big boys over at Fox News, Bill O'Reilly and gang. In fact, Keith is so far behind Bill, he can't even make out the state of the license plate, let alone the numbers. Bercovici thinks Americans may be outgrowing Olbermann's schtick. via http://bigjournalism.com Countdown to the End of ‘Countdown’ — Is This the End of the ‘Worst Person in the World?’ - Big Journalism http://bit.ly/a1FaNY
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POPSRetired Nave SEAL questions Nation's Priorites I don't believe the "Nation" questions this. I think that the anti-American Left and the anti-war, anti-Bush proponents have made this an issue. Who will fight or stand for American interests when they risk criminal prosecution? This doesn't even rise to the level of Abu Ghraib ...which in my opinion was not news-worthy, just dumb.
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POPS Tom Tancredo Walks Off MSNBC Set Because Of Markos Moulitas "You're not going to do that. You're not going to try to insult me that way and then pretend like we're just going on and talk about that. You either apologize ..." When Moulitas did not apologize, Tancredo simply took out his earpiece and walked away. As a Republican student activist, Tancredo spoke out in favor of the Vietnam War but did not serve. After graduating from college in June 1969, he became eligible to serve in Vietnam. Tancredo said he went for his physical, telling doctors he'd been treated for depression, and eventually got a deferment.
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POPSfactcheck.org am going to go see what the annenburg school is all about now..............
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POPSMoney For CIA Witch Hunts, Federal Boondoggles, and ACORN But Not For Locking Up Terrorists with Joshuapundit focusing more on the institutional impacts and Right Truth going after Obama's motives. The reflexive liberal sympathy for terrorist prisoners - a sensibility usually justified with gestures toward the rule of law or toward "our values" - extends all the way into freeing filthbags like Megrahi and coddling rogues like Iran and its proxies. See Soccer Dad's post on that. Bookworm Room described sitting through Julie & Julia. Liberal filmmakers seem to believe they get extra credit for slipping gratuitous anti-conservative stereotypes into their works (they used to in cinema school - old habits die hard). This self-satisfied sneering is a particularly charming aspect of Blue State cocoons, though to get the full experience you really need to go to Broadway. Those tools are still slipping unscripted anti-Bush references into their songs, much to the delight of their aren't-we-oh-so-liberal-together audiences.
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POPSSmartRemarks: "Buttocks or Bullets?" In 2004 six men were arrested for stripping down to their thongs and mooning President Bush, mirroring the infamous Abu Ghraib human pyramid photo. They were cuffed and arrested. And the right wing was OUTRAGED and the disrespect shown to the president. What are we to make of the armed "patriots" showing up to town halls where the President is speaking, holding signs calling for the "Tree of Liberty" to be washing " with the blood of patriots and tyrants ? What message are they sending? One John Wilkes Boothe (Lincoln's assassin) and John Hinckley (Reagan's would-be assassin) would understand loud & clear. The right wing loses an election, and out come the guns and threats and cries of "oppression!" This should be no surprise. They've been shooting and bombing abortion doctors for decades. I'm watching for shrines to St. Timothy of Oklahoma to show up.
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POPSGoose/Gander? Guess It's About Who's Cooked. This article pissed me off. But I was heartened by some of the comments. Some guy does up a poster expressing his opinion and I've seen it all over the place. Personally, I thought it was brilliant. No one had a problem with the anti-Bush, anti-Cheney cartoons and commentary... but I guess that was different. When was the last time - in your memory - that anyone, especially a kid, was taken into custody (but not 'arrested') for a political cartoon posted anywhere? Is satire dead? Is political commentary now a crime? Free speech is now a thing of the past? Or is it that we just can't disagree with the Chosen One? Well, they better come and get me because I don't like the guy, I sure as hell didn't vote for him or any of his cronies and I just might have to put this poster on my lawn.
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POPSGOP in 2007: CIA "Misleading," an "Anti-Bush Cabal" Behind a "Coup d'Etat" Among Speaker Pelosi's interlocutors now is former Intelligence Committee chairman, Republican Pete Hoekstra (R-MI). But as ThinkProgress detailed, years before he claimed Pelosi was "blaming the CIA," Hoekstra blasted "an intelligence community that covers up what it does and then lies to Congress." And when it came to the 2007 NIE which asserted Tehran halted its nuclear program in 2003, Hoekstra insisted the agency was holding back: Similarly, in 2007, Hoekstra described a closed-door briefing by representatives from the intelligence community (including CIA) on the National Intelligence Estimate of Iran's nuclear capability, saying that the members "didn't find forthcoming."
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POPSThe victory of the emotions "The ghosts of the French Revolution stir on our continent. Youths on the internet receive a hundred "up-votes" on social news sites for suggesting that bankers should be slain in the streets, a thousand for suggesting the same of Republicans. When discussing the morality of this, the voice of modesty that suggests that rich people, Republicans and Mormons have done nothing deserving of capital punishment is down-voted into oblivion. The idea that members of unpopular groups ought to have human rights, too, is met with the contention that they have forfeited their rights by behaving in unpopular ways.
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POPSAnti-Bush Ammo? A quick search of this story found no connection to the recent Iraqi shoe bombing of Bush. Maybe it's just me but it's the first thing that popped into my head.
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POPSA Meritocracy Again By electing the anti-Bush—inspirational, articulate and unconnected—we restored the age-old empowering idea that anyone can become president if they work hard, and posses the right combination of intelligence, integrity, guts and guile. And that's good for America.
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POPS'War criminal' Bush blamed for global crisis Why were heads of state prevented from seeing what the protestors thought? I'm sure Bush is not kept completely out of touch with how some people think of his actions. I'm equally certain he just doesn't care.
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POPSTuning out the Braindead Megaphone Post election blah-blah tells us America is (as everyone reasonable surely knows) a center-right nation. But Obama won by twice the margin of GWB when they said Bush had a conservative mandate, and interviews suggest Americans knew exactly what they were after.
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POPSVideo: Bush Might Bomb Iran if Obama Wins
The idea here, some have suggested, is to suggest an anti-war appeal: If Obama is elected war with Iran will start. This incredible twisted suggestion is typical of other new McCain ideas, like he is the one really opposed to Bush policies although he voted for them 90% of the time. The twisted idea, too, that McCain's support for tax breaks for the SuperRich and Corporations is really to help out 'Joe the Plumber,' because the wealth will 'trickle down.' According to this twisted reasoning, McCain is the anti-war in Iran, anti-Bush policy guy, and pro-voice for the Middle and lower classes. ?? Other Republicans also just, seriously, going nuts: that McCain campaign worker who carved a B into her cheek (backwards) and tried to blame it on a "Black pro-Obama mugger." ?? Latest...some Republican arrested for making death threats against the Sec. of State of Ohio (who's in charge of elections) -- because she shut down a Republican attempt at voter suppression. ??
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