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What Is Going On At The DOJ?

/ Bumped up + stay tuned for more from the Reverend later today /

And what does it mean for our foundational rights as a country?

Recently, J. Christian Adams, former DOJ attorney, made some serious accusations about how the DOJ is doing business under Obama. Adams’ initial comments had to do with the New Black Panther Party (NBPP) about which I wrote recently, and the refusal of the DOJ to pursue a case against the NBPP despite irrefutable evidence of voter intimidation. Those charged with this issue flat out refused to even read the memoranda on the NBPP’s actions. Consequently, for this and other reasons related to this case, Adams resigned his position at the DOJ.

Here is Mr. Adams describing the situation at the DOJ to Megyn Kelly, also an attorney:



But wait, there is more. Mr. Adams is no longer holding back, and has exposed another issue related to the DMV and Voter Registration law at the DOJ in this piece:

This is beyond the pale.

So, let me see. NBPP 1, Voters 0. Dead People voting 1, fair elections, 0. Lawlessness in the DOJ 1, true justice, 0.

Mr. Adams testified before the U.S.Commission on Civil Rights about this very issue this past week, stating:

“We abetted wrongdoing and abandoned law-abiding citizens,” he later testified.

That is a staggering claim. Just think about that for a few minutes. This is the DOJ, after all.

One more quote from this article should also give you pause (and thanks to Ani for highlighting this):

But as the investigation unfolded, he said he discovered “indications” that the Black Panther Party was doing the “same thing” to supporters of former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton during the Democratic primary season in early 2008. He urged the commission to pursue testimony from other Justice officials to corroborate his story.

We knew that, of course, but now we have a DOJ whistleblower confirming it. Wow.

That Obama, fulfilling his campaign promise of bringing change to America. He surely is, just not good change. Now, despite the protests by the NBPP to the contrary, voter intimidation is permitted by the DOJ, depending on who is doing it, of course.

This is a sad, sad time in our country, when voter intimidation is not just allowed, but protected, by the Department of Justice. When the DOJ states it won’t be bothered with enforcement of the law against voter rolls being padded with the names of dead people, and those who are ineligible to vote.

This is our fundamental right as Americans, the right to vote, free of intimidation and threats. It is our duty to have our votes counted, and to have the process as clean as possible. It is clear that Obama’s DOJ has zero interest in making that happen.

And that cannot stand.

  • Katmoon

    Missed you RevAmy, hope you had a good time! 8-)

    I wonder if the American people can bring suit aginats the Justice Department for alienation of civil rights, maybe class action. Will have to check it out. I admire and am grateful for the courage of the whistleblower, and I am also worried for him. The media is again becoming complicit in trying to keep this story down. I watched each and everytime this week Megan Kelly spoke about it, and I believe she will continue to do so. THE DOJ has already filed suit against the verdict in the Oakland shooting(tasser, gun case), but has sat on this for quite some time, and has dropped the original verdict down to one year of not being in a Philly voting district. I understand a man was killed in Oakland, yet I have to say given the footage I have seen of these fools in the voter intimidation case there is out and out hate speech, and voter intimidation, and pure obtuse behavior of the Black Oanther leader. You combine this with Arizona, and a few other jewels of this racist administration, and what you see are a whole lot of angry people. I hope someone can step up, and really shove it down the DOJ’s throat. We cannot survive another attitude similar to R. Gonzales, from the previous administration. Wrong then, wrong now, enough.

  • doctorate

    Everything is hitting the fan at once!

  • doctorate

    Fox and Friends just did a feature on the Obama campaign’s intimidation tactics against Hillary Clinton supporters during the primaries, including an interview with Gigi Gaston.  They showed clips from the documentary, We Will Not Be Silenced 2008.  http://tinyurl.com/2c8q7ay

  • kenoshamarge

    What is going on is that people are in charge at the DOJ that only see “racism” as going in one direction. And that’s a very good example, IMHO, of bigotry at it’s worst.

    We’ve seen this crap for far too long now. We are either a race-neutral country or a bunch of bigots. And we have to decide which side of that fence we want to be on.

  • kenoshamarge

    IMO FOX has two of the best people on cable in Megan Kelly and Greta Van Susteren. Imagine two very strong, smart woman on that nasty woman-hating channel. ;)

  • HARP

    Seems like the racism is going only one way. Holder did say we are a nation of cowards……now we know why.

  • helenk

    we are are becoming Kenya!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Where are any congress critters and why can’t  Holder not be arrested for being an accessory to a crime? Failure to prosecute is being an accessory.

    WOMEN WITH INTELLIGENCE AND EXPERIENCE, MEN WHO SUPPORT THEM AND COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY ALWAYS

    PUMAS,BUBBAS,EQUALISTS AND THOSE CHATTERING PEOPLE RULE

  • helenk

    http://hotair.com/archives/2010/07/09/quote-of-the-day-601/

    Why isn’t this considered aiding and abetting terrorists? This was 2002.

    This bunch and rev wright set race relations back at least 50 years. Which in my mind is a detriment to our country .

    WOMEN WITH INTELLIGENCE AND EXPERIENCE,MEN WHO SUPPORT THEM AND COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY ALWAYS

    PUMAS,BUBBAS,EQUALISTS AND THOSE CHATTERING PEOPLE RULE

  • PortiaElizabeth

    I saw that segment on Fox and Friends this AM and wanted to scream at the tv, “What took you so long???” Two years ago I was writing Fox and everyone else I could, to tell them about the voter fraud in Texas. My 82-year-old godmother was one of the ones shut out of the caucus in her voting district that night. She was willing to testify, but nobody ever called her back after she spoke to two different people at the state level about her experience.

    It was ignored, swept under the rug, minimized. But I’ll tell you what. It was NOT forgotten. I’m still mad about it and so are alot of other people who tried to get some action on the fraud.

    Is there  a statute of limitations on suing the DNC?

  • Sassy

    Thank you Amy!
    This is a fascinating expose of partisan politics at it’s worst! J.Christian Adams is very impressive in his demeanor and determination to tell the truth!
    Megyn Kelly challenged the Justice Department to respond with more than e-mails from unnamed sources, and I loved the firmness in her eyes. Another lady with grit! Whoo-hoo!

  • Yttik

    I too had caucus problems and you are correct, it has absolutely not been forgotten. I will never forget.

  • creeper

    I saw it too.  From Iowa, which allowed this mess to start, my apologies to the nation.

  • Yttik

    Hey Rev Amy, welcome back! I hope you had a good time.

  • Jackie

    So a conservative activist lawyer (he writes for Pajamas Media) coughs up some disgruntled claims about a Democratic administration.  But it does have a deeply racial component to it (“they only want to help the blacks!”), so FOX viewers eat it up.  It’s a slam dunk, Megyn Kelly!

  • Jackie

    So a conservative activist lawyer (he writes for Pajamas Media) coughs up some disgruntled claims about a Democratic administration.  But it does have a deeply racial component to it (“they only want to help the blacks!”  ), so FOX viewers eat it up.  It’s a slam dunk, Megyn Kelly!

  • creeper

    And it just gets worse.  Holder is threatening another suit against Arizona…this time for “racial profiling”.

    Hmmm….Holder at DOJ, Bolden at NASA, Kirk at Commerce…all seemingly driven to destroy what little remains of the US.  Pattern?  Noooo…I don’t see a pattern.  Do you?

  • Breeze

    -

    Video Surfaces Of New Black Panther Party
    President Praising Bin Laden In 2002

     
    Mediaite,
    by Frances Martel   

    Original Article

    7/11/2010

    This Black Panther just keeps getting more and more absurd. New Black Panther Party head Malik Zulu Shabazz burst onto the scene with some strongly-worded messages to Glenn Beck and a interview with Fox News’ Megyn Kelly and has usurped BP CEO Tony Hayward’s place as this summer’s most disliked non-celebrity in some circles. And now, video has surfaced of Shabazz praising Osama Bin Laden in 2002 for “not bowing down” to America. Holding up an illustration of Bin Laden at what appears to be an NBPP meeting, Shabazz dramatically sings the praising of the head of Al-Qaeda:

  • Mormaer

    Too late. No one believes you anymore. Were you at caucuses watching the fraud? I was. The lid has been kicked off and it is only going to grow as more the crap pulled gets out. It was fraud and rigged primaries all the way to the convention.

  • Katmoon

    Way back when we had a story by Uppitywoman on the Black Panther Intimidation: 20 months ago, we knew.

    [UPDATED - NEW VIDEO] Black Panther Brandishing Nightstick Stationed At Polling Place in Philly. »

    By Uppity Woman on Nov 4, 2008 in Obama’s Thugs | 385 Comments

  • doctorate

    I hope Fox stays on the voter fraud story, as well as the voter intimidation one.

  • PssttCmere

    Let’s hope not Portia!  Two years ago no one was listening to the voters; today they are….Incumbeciles must go!!

    “Say What You Will…It Feels So Good”

    http://www.saywhatyouwill.proboards.com

  • Jackie

    “Were you at caucuses watching the fraud? I was. The lid has been kicked off and it is only going to grow as more the crap pulled gets out. It was fraud and rigged primaries all the way to the convention.”

    I’m not surprised at the flagrant change-of-subject, but I am impressed that you went all in with a discussion of 2008 primary battle.  It burns up a lot of gas to go from “the DOJ is a shill for the blacks” to “the convention was rigged” in 0.2 seconds.

  • Obama: Dubya 2 Electric Boogaloo

    =-O

  • Ferd Berfle

    jackie is othing more than a paid shill for the obamacrat party. Hed it been a couple of white people at that polling station with billy clubs, jackie would have been screaming like a wounded banshee (so what’s new?) about racist whites. jackie is too selectively indifferent and hypocritical for mere words to adequately describe.

  • Ferd Berfle

    Holder should be investigated for his own malevolent brand of racism. November can’t come soon enough.

  • oowawa

    Megyn Kelly–Can you imagine that tigress running for office?  Her opponent would be shaking in his boots just thinking about facing her in a debate.  Very impressive.

  • HARP

    Hey Holder, you asshole. Do you think this decision should come under review.

    On April 17, 2009, the Orange County Board of Supervisors agreed to pay $3.75 million, plus an additional $900,000 in medical expenses to an illegal alien who was severely beaten by other inmates in the Orange County Central Jail. The Mexican national filed a lawsuit shortly after the incident.

    Fernando Ramirez, 24, was in jail after being charged with molesting a 6-year-old girl at a local park. He eventually pled guilty to the lesser charge of battery against a child.

    According to his attorney, Ramirez suffered brain damage and now needs help walking. Attorney Mark Eisenberg also claims that his client has been left with an intellect of a 4-year-old child.

    http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2010/07/illegal_alien_child_molester_r.html

  • Jackie

    good song boogaloo

  • Obama: Dubya 2 Electric Boogaloo

    Very simply, to people like this Black Panther zeke, Holder, Obama, blacks and by extension muslims can never ever be racist because they are fighting against their white cracker/Jewish oppresors, so there’s nothing to charge them with or hold them accountable to.

  • Katmoon

    Here is the screenshot, The O campaign thought they scrubbed

    http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x73/doubleplusundeadmeenu/BlackPantherRacism.jpg

  • Ferd Berfle

    So what did That One know and when did he know it?

  • Katmoon

    My, My My…..

  • Katmoon

    Well Dangit, let’s try that again, it wouldn’t embed

    http://www.wikio.com/video/malik-shabazz-incriminates-black-panther-case-3655434

  • Jackie

    “Hmmm….Holder at DOJ, Bolden at NASA, Kirk at Commerce…all seemingly driven to destroy what little remains of the US.  Pattern?  Noooo…I don’t see a pattern.  Do you?”

    Your hyperbole (“destroy what little remains of the US”–please) is only matched by your unfortunate lumping in of three men of color–and only those of color–in a Rev Amy post that is already heavily dosed with racial panic.  And after listing these three men of color–all in completely unrelated branches of government–did you really have to ask  if we saw a “pattern”.  Yeah, they all have brown skin, creeper.  There’s really no other similarity, other than that they also work in the massive federal bureaucracy. 

    I’m sure there are some white people in the administration you believe to be “destroying what little remains of the US”.  Why didn’t you list any of them?

  • Ferd Berfle

    Too late. No one believes you anymore. Were you at caucuses watching the fraud? I was. The lid has been kicked off and it is only going to grow as more the crap pulled gets out.
    ===================
    If the feds won’t investigate, perhaps the states will. Oops, time for Holder to pull out another worn race card and file suit.

  • Yttik

    “… his client has been left with an intellect of a 4-year-old child”

    That’s some strange karmic justice there.

  • Katmoon
  • helenk

    http://www.dailytopseven.com/readmore.php?newsid=MjQzOQ==

    I do not understand why this is considered an insult to the military.
    The upside down flag is a sign of distress. Considering what is happening in the country right now we are in distress. There are some people speaking out but many are not paying attention.

    I would never insult the military because I have my freedom thanks to them.

    WOMEN WITH INTELLIGENCE AND EXPERIENCE,MEN WHO SUPPORT THEM AND COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY ALWAYS

    PUMAS,BUBBAS,EQUALISTS AND THOSE CHATTERING  PEOPLE RULE

  • HARP

    Yes ……this now qualifies him to be in the Obama administration.

  • creeper

    Jackie, that lumping was actually four men of color.

    And it was intentional.

  • tango

    A US District Judge overturns the drilling memoratorium in the Gulf. The DOJ filed an appeal. Now the Federal Court of Appeals rejects the DOJ memoratorium also just a few days or so ago.  So what does the DOJ do? Say, ok, we tried our best and maybe we ought to let our lawyers work on prosecuting voter fraud and intimidation or possibly let them work on cases prosecuting illegal aliens or criminal networks? No, they decide the will just write a newer, improved memoratorium.  And keep doing that until one sticks.  That way Obama can take credit for stopping the big bad oil companies from doing any more damage. And conveniently, it helps his pal Soros as he hits the southern hemisphere to drill for oil off shore using relocated drills and tax payer funded loans. 

  • Jackie

    “And it was intentional.”

    OK.  So you’re saying yours was an intentionally racial grouping?  Just want to confirm that.

  • Ferd Berfle

    Where’s that damn pitchfork when I need it?

  • oowawa

    Well, he knew he was destined for greatness when He looked in the mirror and saw how beautiful He was, and that was, oh, 1966 or possibly even earlier . . .

  • Katmoon

    If I keep finding and reading this treason, I probably will lose it. Consorting with the enemy, enough said, Mr. Holder.

    http://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/Perspectives_1/One-on-One_An_Interview_with_Malik_Zulu_Shabazz_1858.shtml

  • Armymom

    Probably because they’re not the “heads” of their department. You should have been able to figure that out. But we do have Ass.elrod, Rahm, Ploufe, Soros and those behind the scenes, pulling strings to help create this mess and “charging” with the “racial” critiques. BTW, I’m black/hispanic and I see no problem with creepers analysis. You’re to judge men by their character, not their color. Those who cry racism the loudest in this administration, have no character. Don’t be the same.

  • Yttik

    Yes Jackie, your mission to spread racial disharmony is complete. Thank you for your efforts to set race relations back 50 years.

  • Katmoon

    And it was intentional.” 
     
    OK.  So you’re saying yours was an intentionally racial grouping?  Just want to confirm that.
    Today, 12:47:23 PM__________________________________________________________ANd, are you trying to imply something? Wait for it….

  • Breeze

    -

    “Megyn Kelly: ‘Racist Media Satan’”

    Townhall,
    by Kevin McCullough

    Original Article

    7/11/2010 

    I don’t know the politics of Megyn Kelly. But after a few years of seeing her operate, and occasionally running into her in the hallways at Fox News, I think I’ve learned a tiny bit about her as a person. (Snip) But her most recent, and perhaps most important story that she’s been able to break is one that runs right to the core of our American life. Her willingness to put on-air J. Christian Adams, a former attorney for the Department of Justice, who had resigned his post in order to expose the racism inherent in the department, is….

  • Jackie

    Yes Jackie, your mission to spread racial disharmony is complete. Thank you for your efforts to set race relations back 50 years.”

    I’m not the one pointing at three completely unconnected men of color and suggesting that their governmental appointments represent some sort of weird racial conspiracy to “destroy what little remains of the US”.  Of course, in your eyes, I suppose that kind of assertion is really, really healthy to “race relations”.

  • Sassy

    Jackie,
    At our polling places, even candidates and their supporters are required to maintain a legal distance from the building.
    These jack-booted “cracker-slayers” obviously don’t understand the law, unless they are running from it!

  • Jackie

    “BTW, I’m black/hispanic and I see no problem with creepers analysis. You’re to judge men by their character, not their color.”

    Fine, then why did creeper intentionally lump them together by skin color?  As she affirmed?

  • Ferd Berfle

    Well, he knew he was destined for greatness when He looked in the mirror and saw how beautiful He was
    ================
    Breaking mirrors is supposed to bring HIM bad luck and not the rest of us.

  • Katmoon

    UGH!

  • Ferd Berfle

    Such a spiffy litttle pseudo-military outfit he has on. All he needs is a damn tinfoil hat and beanie to complete the comdey relief. What a wuss. I mean, really.

  • Ferd Berfle

    Such a spiffy litttle pseudo-military outfit he has on. All he needs is a damn tinfoil hat with propeller and chin strap to complete the comedy relief. What a wuss. I mean, really.

  • Docelder

    Here’s the thing though. The race part of this is just a smoke screen. What is important here is that people be intimidated and that people feel hopeless and that people begin to lose faith in our system of government. This is what these people are doing here. Race is just a wedge to divide people and just cover for what is really happening. The bigger picture is our republic itself is under attack from “by any means” anarchists. Don’t let the fact that these were black panthers distort what is happening here. The black panthers are just tools.

  • Katmoon

    You mentioned their color, Creeper, mentioned their names.

  • carol haka

    I worked the Primary in Texas for Hillary.

    When I showed up with a handmade sign on construction paper, some Obama assw*pe woman came over and placed herself between me and the 10 inches to the curb we were suppose to stand behind.  I walked around her and told her “fine, I’ll stand here”.  She left after a minute calling me a name.  I did one of my full throated cackling “Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha……”.

    Later in the day, a black couple wanted to join us in holding a sign for Hillary.  The husband was feeble with a cane.  We got them a chair on another curb.  The Obama people went over and stood in front of them.  By then, we had a lot of people holding signs.  They went and stood in front of the Obama people.  The Obama people left.

    During the caucus they tried to bully me into letting someone else count, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha……………

    They were trying to take down the wrong person.  As far as I was concerned, there could be “blood” (their’s of course).

    Welcome back Amy.

    My prayers are with the military families on this site.

    Thank God Obama is heading for another vacation, of course, before he heads to the Clinton wedding the next weekend (I hope they aren’t invited).

    >:o

    I actually mowed my yard, have done half of the weed eating …………  It’s HOT!

    :-D

  • Jackie

    “ANd, are you trying to imply something?  Wait for it…”

    I’m not the one “implying” anything–creeper is.  I just wanted her to confirm it.  And she has:

    Jackie, that lumping was actually four men of color. 
     
    And it was intentional.”

    I’m just letting people’s words speak for themselves.

  • Katmoon

    Intentional as in all appointees of this administration, some of us don’t see color first.

  • Hope

    CNN and all the rest are racist when they only report race issues when it is against blacks it hurts black and white relations do they really think there white viewers sit there and say wow look how bad white people are and that white people are the only people on earth that are racist? We need to start telling the truth no matter  who it hurts

  • Armymom

    Exactly Katmoon. It was Jackie who came out with the “racial” shit again. I’m quite tired of it.

  • Katmoon

    You have some stones, woman, Love it, would have love to have seen it and better to have participated with you!

  • Jackie

    You mentioned their color, Creeper, mentioned their names.”

    And when I asked her if she was intentionally lumping them together due to their skin color, she confirmed that she was.  I also gave her the opportunity to list people of non-brown skin color in the administration who she felt were ” out to “destroy what little remains of the US”.  She declined.

  • Diana L. C.

    I watch that video and I ask myself how I would have reacted to seeing that as I walked in to cast my vote.

    I think I know how I would have reacted.  When my emotionally abusive ex made comments to the effect that he should have knocked me silly early in the marriage so I would know my place and not be such a bother for him later, I always responded that I wish he had because then the marriage would have been over much sooner and he would have been in jail. 

    From then on, I dared him over and over to hit me whenever he got in my face.  It took all his will-power not to,  But I know I would have had him in jail if he had. 

    And I know I would have gladly risked being hit by that coward’s night stick until I was as black as he is just so they could NOT throw out the case against him.  I would have been in their faces and defiant.

    That’s what we all need to be when the elections come around.;  Where I live, I can’t see this happening–middle class, mostly white neighborhood.   But I’d gladly sign up to accompany people in these idiots’ neighborhoods and help those who might feel intimidated.

  • audacity of hype

    Good One!!!

  • creeper

    Absolutely.  Let there be no misunderstanding. 

    I am sick to death of “white” people being the only ones targeted as “racist”.  Racism cuts both ways.  The proof of that is in front of your eyes, if you will only open them to see it.

  • Ferd Berfle

    Perhaps the regulars here at NQ could take up a collection to give jackie $5.00. At $0.05 per post she gets from obotHQ for her sulfurous off-gassing, we could get a few days rest from her caterwalling.

  • Jackie

    Exactly Katmoon. It was Jackie who came out with the “racial” shit again.

    That’s entirely untrue.  Creeper listed three men of color who lead totally unconnected areas of the federal government, and claimed that they are set to “destroy what little remains of the US”, and that she saw a “pattern”.  I asked if the pattern she saw was race.  She confirmed that it was.

    SHE is the one who “came out with the ‘racial’ shit again”–not me.  I just merely asked her to confirm that was what she was referring to, and she did so.  If you have a problem with the bringing up of the “racial shit”, your problem is with creeper, and you should take it up with her.

  • HARP

    The definition of slavery is when one person is forced to work for another wih no reward. So the 53% who pay taxes are the slaves of the 47% who don’t. I want all those lazy bastards to pay me back.

  • Diana L. C.

    tango, they can continue writing new ones until they are all kicked out of office–the sooner the better.

  • Katmoon

    And when I asked her if she was intentionally lumping them together due to their skin color, she confirmed that she was.

    And you assumed what the lumping was from there. She never said it was intentional by skin color, she said it was intentional lumping, you couldn’t wait. You are a nasty race baitor and a cowardly very real racist Jackie. Not once to you ever express a concern beyond your own agenda, whatever that is. You are always on the look out to jump in and accuse, but you have never ever started with thinking the best of a post instead of the worse. Easy to see what is on your mind. Don’t know why or how or what makes you want to see everyone as a racist, but that is clearly your issue, often. Kind of difficult to engage a conversation with you if either one doesn’t admit they are a racist, or have some fault you deem them to have, in order to scrape and bow to be able to communicate with you.

  • audacity of hype

    Jackie, are you as young as you sound?

  • Breeze

    -

    Here is a very interesting comment from pajamamedia.com’s article:

    Legion

    This is why a large portion of the latino community does NOT hold african americans in high esteem.

    My father’s reasoning is “Take a look at how recently your great grand parents have arrived in this nation (a little while before the 1920’s, for those curious). Do you see the wealth we’ve built. The businesses we start, the place that we had to earn for ourselves just like every other successful American? We’re where we are because we never asked for hand out, and never found a job to be too tough for us.”

    Then again this also comes from a business owner who doesn’t take too kindly to illegal aliens (they ruin fair wages and prices in our industry), or the idea of welfare, or this current relatively useless generation of both politicians and young adults.

    And yes, he did teach me a decent amount of plumbing, but he would rather see me go to college and get a solid degree that would allow me to be more useful to the company and its future than just being another master plumber.

  • creeper

    Spot on, Docelder.  They are pitting us against each other.  A fearful populace is an easily-controlled populace. 

  • susiepuma

    IMO – it took long enough – Hillary Clinton supporters have been bitching, talking, prowling, faxing, emailing, etc. since the primaries & we were ignored by just about everyone with a few minor exceptions or little blurbs on the tube – but with no follow up – was damm hard to get anyone to pay attention – We Will Not Be Silenced was/is a 4-hr vid that has been available for quite awhile – hope that something will come of this…will not hold my breath………I plan to live awhile longer……………

  • Katmoon

    Excellent idea, protect each other as voters.

  • Obama: Dubya 2 Electric Boogaloo

    The drooling, koolaid-imbibing Obots haven’t been the same since Dayglow Cheetos starting paying their idiots in Mighty Zingers instead of the more acceptable “crunchy”….

  • helenk

    http://www.dailytopseven.com/readmore.php?newsid=MjQzOQ==

    Benidict Backtrack’s latest campaign slogan

    YES WE DID:

    destroy a whole way of life in the gulf by doing as little as posible, as late as posible.

    Undermine the laws of the country by failing to prosecute voter intimidation and fraud

    Fail to enforce immigration laws until a state had to stand up for national soverignty and then sue them

    Distribute the wealth of the country to our owners and screw the American people

    Divide the American people alone racial and economic lines

    Show as little respect for the military until they were needed for photo ops

    Made the democratic party into a party that is no longer reconized as the party it once was.

    feel free to add to list as it would take hours to list all THEY DID.

    WOMEN WITH INTELLIGENCE AND EXPERIENCE,MEN WHO SUPPORT THEM AND COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY ALWAYS

    PUMAS,BUBBAS,EQUALISTS AND THOSE CHATTERING PEOPLE RULE

  • creeper

    How I wish I had your guts, carol haka.  I sat mute while Obama’s out-of-state operative controlled our caucus, too stupid to see what was going on in front of my face.

    I’ll give the Obama campaign credit.  Bringing in a former hometown boy to nail the caucus down for Barry was sheer genius.  Who’d have thought Chip was really there to guarantee an Obama win?

  • Ferd Berfle

    LMAO, OD2EB.

  • susiepuma

    Fox & Friends announced that they will continue to broadcast portions of the doc if and until they hear from the DNC – guess it will be on for quite awhile – hopefully, long enough for millions more (besides the original 18 million Hillary supporters)

  • BuzzLatte

    Check and mate

  • Jackie

    “She never said it was intentional by skin color”

    Yes she certainly did:

    Jackie, that lumping was actually four men of color.  
      
    And it was intentional.”
     
    ***************************************

    “You are a nasty race baitor and a cowardly very real racist Jackie.”

    Impeccable NQ logic: point out someone’s unfettered racial take on a situation, have them confirm it, and YOU are now the racist.  Of course, your accusation is just more panic.  Creeper was being honest about the way a lot of you see race, and you had to move quickly to cover her tracks.  She at least has the integrity to admit what she believes and not make all the silly, paper-thin excuses you’ve been coughing up since she admitted it.

    “Not once to you ever express a concern beyond your own agenda, whatever that is.”

    What does that even mean?  Of course one’s agenda are their concerns, and one’s concerns are their agenda.  The same for you, the same for me, the same for everyone.  Try harder.

    “You are always on the look out to jump in and accuse, but you have never ever started with thinking the best of a post instead of the worse.”

    Sorry that I’m not cheerleading enough for you.  I disagree with most of the writers at NQ, it’s true.  I agree with and enjoy a lot of Larry’s posts on national security issues, and I say as much then.  That probably has something to do with Larry actually having a deep background on those issues, as opposed to most of the other posters here, who are just uninformed and popping off after watching the latest FOX news 2-minute hate.

    “Don’t know why or how or what makes you want to see everyone as a racist, but that is clearly your issue, often.”

    Nope, I don’t.  Notice I have not accused creeper of being a racist.  That’s your conclusion, not mine.  And it reflects deep insecurity on your part that when you encounter anyone discussing race, your default reaction is to immediately accuse them of being a racist, as you did me.

    “Kind of difficult to engage a conversation with you if either one doesn’t admit they are a racist, or have some fault you deem them to have, in order to scrape and bow to be able to communicate with you. “

    That’s beyond stupid.  We’ve been having a vigorous conversation right here, and you’ve never once admitted you are a racist or “some fault” I’ve deemed you to have.

  • TeakWoodKite

    Jackie, he is talking about DEAD PEOPLE and FELONS who should not be voting.

    Can you not look beyond your Obot programming of seeing just a person of integrity as a “conservative activist lawyer”? He fucking resigned on principle, a rare act. Have you ever had the overies to do that?

    He is reporting FACTS, which have nothing to do with the world you live in, apparently. Are you not concerned about the application of ‘equal justice” under the law? Are you happy the laws are not being enforced?

  • BuzzLatte

    Problem is, they probably don’t know what the “client” had for an IQ to begin with.  Perhaps he didn’t lose all that much functioning from the beating.  He was a moron to begin with to hurt a child.

  • Armymom

    I listed those people before she got a chance. And as far as you claiming it is heads of departments that have absolutely nothing to do with each other, you’re wrong. It has to do with our country as a whole and Obama has seen fit to head those departments with totally unqualified people, be it they’re black. So what, do you not think that blacks can’t be totally unfit to serve with their only trait being skin color? I would much prefer a color blind administration who has the country’s best interest and fill those positions with the smartest and the brightest, whether they be women, purple, polka dot. You seem to think that if we disagree with what they’re doing, it has to be because they’re black. Not true. They’re dangerous, dispite their color.

  • susiepuma

    Well, color me impressed – just  flipped over to Fox & lo and behold – they just replayed the whole segment from Fox & Friends this am – oh boy – dare I get excited and hopeful that this may spark a big something???????????????????????????????????

  • Jackie

    Absolutely.  Let there be no misunderstanding.  
     
    I am sick to death of “white” people being the only ones targeted as “racist”.  Racism cuts both ways.  The proof of that is in front of your eyes, if you will only open them to see it.”

    I sincerely appreciate your honesty, creeper.  If more people would say what they mean and mean what they say, like you, the world would be a better place.  Just because I vehemently disagree with you on this issue doesn’t take away from my respect for your integrity.  Thank you.

  • oowawa

    Reckon you left it down by the barn, Ferd . . .

  • getfitnow
  • jwrjr

    Re: OD2EB – That is what Spike Lee said.  And it was toxically stupid then, too.

  • TeakWoodKite

     three completely unconnected men of color .

    In that one speck of OBot is the game set match. unconnected? Who do they take marching orders from Jackie? As an observation, you are very dense. That is sad you let your emotions dictate your rational mind.

    Critical thinking much?

  • Jackie

    Oh, and Katmoon, we have an update from Creeper.  You stated that “She never said it was intentional by skin color”.  Well, in response to my follow-up question:

    “OK.  So you’re saying yours was an intentionally racial grouping?  Just want to confirm that.”

    Creeper has offered the following:

    Absolutely.  Let there be no misunderstanding.”

    So your claim that “she never said it was intentional by skin color” is actually, oh, how you say…

    a complete crock of shit.

  • susiepuma

    ‘They’ may be trying to make us lose faith in our system of government – but it’s not working……………………….. according to a chart I saw on Beck’s show – lib/progressives are only about 20% of total population – the rest of the population is made up of moderates & conservatives – this would make me happy except for the fact that women make up over 51% of the population and where the hell are we represented?  Guess I will keep my fingers crossed & ‘Hope’ for the best & see if anything ‘Change(s)’

  • Ferd Berfle

    Reckon you left it down by the barn, Ferd . . .
    ==============
    Yeah, now all I have to do is remember where the barn is.

  • creeper

    Thank you, Katmoon.  You explained it far better than I.

    I don’t see color first.  What I see first is incompetence and manipulation.  I simply can’t ignore where the worst of it is coming from.

    You can bet the farm and livestock that if there were four women doing as much damage to the country we’d be hearing screams of “PMS!!!”

    Bigotry is everywhere and the man who was supposed to overcome it is actually promoting it with his racist policies.  So much for “post-racial”.

  • TeakWoodKite

    Because you are a person with very low reading comprehension skills.

  • jwrjr

    The Illegal A;ien was brain damaged before the inmates got to him.  What else could cause anybody to molest a 6 year old girl?

  • Jackie

    I have to go for a bit, but I just want to offer this: Creeper has confirmed that my interpretation of her remarks was absolutely correct. 

    So there is no point in anyone continuing to come after me and claim that I distorted her remarks.  If you have a problem with my interpretation of her remarks, then you have a problem with her remarks, and you should take that up with her, not with me

    This has been a very interesting discussion, and I look forward to picking it up later.

  • Ferd Berfle

    Are you not concerned about the application of ‘equal justice” under the law? Are you happy the laws are not being enforced?
    ===============================
    As a matter of fact, Teak, she isn’t concerned about the former and is happy about the latter.

  • EWard

    Jackie

    Another ad hominem attack doesn’t change the facts about Obama’s DOJ - they are cherry-picking the laws they want to enforce to bring in more illegal votes for the Democratic Party.

    AZ’s immigration law
    Section 8 of the Motor Voter Law 

  • Rabble Rouser Rev. Amy

    Thanks, Katmoon!  Yes, we had a wonderful time – did lots of snorkeling in crystal clear waters, ate lots of great food, and had a blast being in a Dutch territory (Aruba) during the World Cup.  I am looking forward to the final today.

    You know, I was wondering very much the same thing abt the alleged Justice Dep’t.  I cannot accept that we have no recourse when they are clearly flouting the law on voter intimidation and voter rolls. 

    And yes, Mr. Adams is a brave, brave man. 

    You really hit the nail on the head with this comment, Katmoon!

  • Robb

    It’s too bad the inmates didn’t beat him to death.

  • Katmoon

    I’m your Huckleberry. You are no Daisy.

  • TeakWoodKite

    from that sewer of a racist web site, just for you Jackie;

    #2) We want full employment for our people and we demand the dignity to do for ourselves what we have begged the white man to do for us.
    We believe that
    since the white man has kept us deaf, dumb and blind, and used every dirty trick in the book to stand in the way of our freedom and independence, that we should be gainfully employed until such time we can employ and provide for ourselves.
    Keep in mined that BO stongly supports this view.

    9. We want all Black People when brought to trial to be tried in a court by a jury of their peer group or people from their Black Communities, as defined by white law of the Constitution of the United States.
     Jackie you can defend this bullshit all you want. Keep digging.

  • Rabble Rouser Rev. Amy

    Yes, I’ll be putting that up soon.  Many of you know I have mentioned this documentary before, and became friends with a couple of women interviewed in the documentary.  What happened in TX and other states is just reprehensible, especially since the DNC colluded with the Obama campaign by allowing the rampant intimidation and cheating to stand. 

    I was really glad to see them have Gaston on, too.  Abt time someone did.  But in this case, it really is better late than never.

  • oowawa

    Well Ferd, I’ve studied his uniform carefully, and I agree that it is spiffy, as well as appropriately menacing.  However, I don’t think the propeller beanie would do much to add to the intimidation effect.  I think we should opt instead for the spiked helmet, which would be sure to frighten little old ladies trying to vote.  In addition, rows of campaign ribbons showing his exploits at past elections would add to the effect.

  • oowawa

    Well Ferd, I’ve studied his uniform carefully, and I agree that it is spiffy, as well as appropriately menacing.  However, I don’t think the propeller beanie would do much to add to the intimidation effect.  I think we should opt instead for the spiked helmet, which would be sure to frighten little old ladies trying to vote.  In addition, rows of campaign ribbons showing his exploits at past elections would add to the effect.

  • Rabble Rouser Rev. Amy

    I think she is impressive, too – I bet she was an excellent attorney.  I am glad Megyn has sunk her teeth into this.  I imagine she will hold on until this issue is addressed.

    I appreciated Adams putting ALL of his credentials on Pajamas Media.  Hell, we can’t even get Obama’s creds, and yet this guy has put everything out there for anyone to see.  That takes guts.  And it also puts to shame the attempts to discredit him considering his impressive resume.

  • Armymom

    I read the comments again, and I now get what creeper was saying, that you say was against the color. Here’s what you said. “Your hyperbole (“destroy what little remains of the US”–please) is only matched by your unfortunate lumping in of three men of color–and only …..

    Creeper came back and corrected you by saying “4 men of color”. You originally stated “3 men of color” if you look at your post. Creeper came back and told you it was 4. You’re the one who added the “men of color”. She was just affirming and correcting you with your own words. At least that’s how I see it.

  • Rabble Rouser Rev. Amy

    Thanks, Yttik!  I had an outstanding time.  Our 18 yr old godson is a wonderful traveling companion – funny, thoughtful, smart, and just a lot of fun.  It was a great trip.  Thanks!

  • Sandy

    They don’t have to understand the law. They have our DOJ to protect them!!!

  • Rabble Rouser Rev. Amy

    Armymom, you hit the nail on the head.  Well said!

  • Tamara

    Those in Congress need to do something about this.  NOW.

    If the DOJ is going to ENCOURAGE voter fraud and intimidation(which is exactly what they are doing) then the very foundation of our vote will be forever compromised.

    We already experienced this in Minnesota,where Al Franken got votes from people who don’t exist, and the courts ignored it all. 

    What will happen to We The People if our voting rights are destroyed by these corrupt people who are supposed to be upholding “justice”? 
    This is beyond troubling.
    And what’s worse is, the MSM isn’t even covering it!!!

    Good article, Amy. 
    Americans everywhere should be up in arms about this, but they’re too busy watching Lindsay Lohan and Lebron James. 
    If people don’t wake up, I’m afraid we will go the way of Venezuela.

  • Seymour

    Great post Amy! I was very aware of this but didn’t have the time to run it down. Peace……..Seymour
     
    WHAT IN THEEE HELL IS GOING ON HERE? So we have the bombastic and incendiary rhetorical Malik Zulu Shabazz who heads the NBP Party then comes along “mini me” King Samir Shabaz & Co., with his in your face felony intimidation against voters in Philadelphia. The DOJ filed and received a “default judgment” against “mini me” and his fungus yet according to DOJ counsel Christian Adams the “judgment” was quashed/dismissed as per Holder minion A. G. Julie Fernandez? 

    Simultanious to this Ms. Fernandez meets on the 5th floor of the DOJ and issues law breaking directives to some 50 or so other DOJ attorney’s that oozes racial under and overtones to the point of voluntary resignations? 
     
    For some reason Obama is fearless when it comes to race. Obama is the one who has recreated the incendiary dynamics of racism which he flails carelessly, dangerously and unapologetically. He swung that bat at Hillary, Bill, McCain and Palin hitting homeruns and is now swinging it against the American people. He has ripped not a mere scab but decades old and hard fought race unification scar tissue off America’s bone.
     
    Had this Philadelphia drama been performed by white supremacists’, skin heads et al., or any other group? Charge em, trial em, convict em and put em away bricking up the cell before going to dinner. As a Nation and people, we’ve moved on so positively past this point over the years or so I thought. IMO if this case is not re-visited and treated in accordance to applicable federal law, we’re gonna see real bona fide racist ugly in 2010/2012 and I don’t mean just by the NBP organization.
     
    Obama has not brought our nation together in any fashion and I see no quality Obama brings to our nation or her people. I however must still assume at this point Mac Daddy Obama and advisors think their mixing sugar and tea when in reality it’s nitro and glycerin. I have no clue where the people’s breaking point will be as Obama continues to blaze new trials in the opposite direction. Wherever that demarcation line is with Obama’s political experiment I trust and pray it will be addressed in that voting booth beginning in November…
     

     
     
     
     

  • Rabble Rouser Rev. Amy

    Holy freakin’ moley – that is amazing!  Thank heavens someone captured that screenshot.  Really does make it clear fromw here Obama is coming (not that those of us who are paying attention had any doubt).  WOW.  Thank you!

  • Tamara

    We Will Not Be Silenced is on You Tube!  They’re even talking about it on conservative websites. 

    This CANNOT go on.  I don’t care what side of the aisle you are on politically. 
    If our votes are compromised, we are doomed.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGZFgMNM-UU

  • Armymom

    Well, from someone who bought into this “hype” for years, I can attest that it was people like them who kept me down. It wasn’t until I decided for myself, what my destiny would be and went back to school. I broke the circle in my family and wanted better for my kids. Not once did I have “white people” holding me back and in fact, only had lots of help and encouragement from them. Only I held myself back. and when I figured it out, I broke loose and taught my kids they could be anything they wanted. Oh, don’t get me wrong, I still have a few older relatives that believe that I am a “sell out”, but I don’t listen and I never let my children listen to it. It’s called responsibility and I lived up to my own, for my children.

  • TeakWoodKite

    Ferd, how the hell can they be kept “down on the farm“?

  • Tamara

    Obama isn’t trying to bring us together, he’s trying to CREATE race wars.
    I said this before the elections.
    You Hillary fans probably did too.
    When you are obsessed with making everything about “race” you CREATE more divides. 
    Nice points made, Seymour.

  • Katmoon

    That’s how I read it too ArmyMom.

  • Seymour

    Great post Amy! I was very aware of this but didn’t have the time to run it down.
     
    WHAT IN THEEE HELL IS GOING ON HERE? So we have the bombastic and incendiary rhetorical Malik Zulu Shabazz who heads the NBP Party, then comes along “mini me” King Samir Shabaz & Co., with his in your face felony intimidation against voters in Philadelphia. The DOJ filed and received a “default judgment” against “mini me” and his fungus yet according to DOJ counsel Christian Adams the “judgment” was quashed/dismissed as per Holder minion A. G. Julie Fernandez?  

    Simultanious to this Ms. Fernandez meets on the 5th floor of the DOJ and issues law breaking directives to some 50 or so other DOJ attorney’s that ooze racial under and overtones to the point of voluntary resignations? 
     
    For some reason Obama is fearless when it comes to race. Obama is the one who has recreated the incendiary dynamics of racism which he flails carelessly, dangerously and unapologetically. He swung that bat at Hillary, Bill, McCain and Palin hitting homeruns and is now swinging it against the American people. He has ripped not a mere scab but decades old and hard fought race unification scar tissue off America’s bone.
     
    Had this Philadelphia drama been performed by white supremacists’, skin heads et al., or any other group? Charge em, trial em, convict em and put em away bricking up the cell before going to dinner. As a Nation and people, we’ve moved on so positively past this point over the years or so I thought. IMO if this case is not re-visited and treated in accordance to applicable federal law, we’re gonna see real bona fide racist ugly in 2010/2012 and I don’t mean just by the NBP organization.
     
    Obama has not brought our nation together as advertised in any fashion and I see no redeeming quality Obama brings to our nation or people. I however must still assume at this point Mac Daddy Obama and advisors think their mixing sugar and tea when in reality it’s nitro and glycerin. I have no clue where the people’s breaking point will be as Obama continues to blaze new trials in the opposite direction. Wherever that demarcation line is with Obama’s political experiment I trust and pray it will be addressed in that voting booth beginning in November…

    Peace……..Seymour

     
     

  • TeakWoodKite

    What Creeper said.

  • TeakWoodKite

    totally unconnected areas of the federal government

    Jackie, you say’in this is just plain loopy

  • TeakWoodKite

    as opposed to most of the other posters here, who are just uninformed and popping off

    YOU Jackie need to get your OBOT head out of your ASS.

  • Rabble Rouser Rev. Amy

    I might add, the documentary is available on Youtube.  Below is the first installment.  VERY powerful piece – and very disturbing, too.

  • felizarte

    It wouldn’t be complicated if everyone simply thought in terms of HUMAN beings–one standard for all humans; what’s wrong to be done to one human is wrong when done to another.  Sad, but somehow we always find enough excuses to create and reproduce groupings that lead to THEM vs US, whether it is color, religion, culture, gender, age, size, height, etc, etc.

    In short, Obama’s Justice Dept. was wrong in not prosecuting that case of voter intimidation.  Otherwise, Obama should rename the dept. DEPT. OF JUSTICE FOR BLACKS AND OTHER COLORS ONLY.

  • Rabble Rouser Rev. Amy

    Thanks so much, Seymour.  I appreciate that.  And your comment is absolutely spot on.  Thank you for this.  Well said!

  • WhatNow

    Jackie states “Your hyperbole (“destroy what little remains of the US”–please) is only matched by your unfortunate lumping in of three men of color–and only those of color–in a Rev Amy post that is already heavily dosed with racial panic.”

    Jackie - instead of looking at what type of traits these people have in common, you zoned in on the color of skin.  Why must you be a racist, bigot?

  • Diana L. C.

    JWRJR–explain, please

  • ~~JustMe~~

     
    Tamara when adding a YouTube video
    Info you requested the other day.
     
    Open post box : Next to the smiley face click on the YouTube icon.
    Box opens: Add YouTube URL in box provided.
    Click insert bottom left.
    HTH

  • juan

    Check this:

    We Will Not Be Silenced, Falsified delegate counts, Falsified documents, and other violationsHow Obama Used an Army of Thugs to Steal the 2008 Democratic Party Nomination

     By Fred Dardick  Thursday, July 8, 2010
    Think those billy club armed New Black Panther thugs in Philadelphia were the first time Obama used Stalinist tactics to intimidate voters and disenfranchise the American people?

    http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/25125

  • oowawa

    Don’t you hate that expression “men of color”?  My God, we  are all “of color.”  Some of us are beige, some of us are various shades of tan, some are light or dark brown, I’m pink.  We’re all each and every one “men of color.”  Unless we’re “women of color.”  Enough. 

  • TeakWoodKite

    Former Students of Barack Obama

    Ms. Fernandes received both her J.D. and A.B. degrees from the University of Chicago 

  • ~~JustMe~~

    Play them at there own game, all oldies choose your choice of head gear!
    Make sure you color match with accessories on voting day!
    Or any day you may feel in danger from baton wielding yobs!

  • lorac

    She is trying – and succeeding – at disrupting the thread, by getting people to defend themselves against race-bating again, instead of staying focused on discussing RRRA’s post.

  • lorac

    She is trying – and succeeding – at disrupting the thread, by getting people to defend themselves against race-baiting again, instead of staying focused on discussing RRRA’s post.

  • ~~JustMe~~

    Play them at there own game, all oldies grab the head gear of choice!
    Make sure you color match with accessories on voting day!
    Or any day you may feel in danger from baton wielding yobs!

    Women wear shoes that can aid you, should you be attacked!

  • Armymom

    It’s funny cuz just this week, we were talking about that as a family. I’ve told you before that my hubby is “white”. Well I also have a “white stepson” who has a “white baby”. I was holding her this week while she was sleeping on me and we started talking about how “pink” she is. She’s soooooo cute and cuddly and has the pinkest little cheeks and hands. White my ass!! lol… I wouldn’t trade her for the world, Thank God. She is sooooo sweet and “color blind”.

  • Peggy Sue

    You’re right, Kat.  Shabazz is a weasel and a racist.  I heard him interviewed and he reminds me of a younger Farrakhan–slick for the TV cameras but a hater in disguise.  I listened to part of Meygn Kelly’s interview.  She asked Shabazz to respond to a taped comment by another Black Panther member, something on the order of “we need to kill all the crackers and their babies, too.”

    His response?  Well, the speaker needs to be careful about his choice of words.

    Ya think?  The other business on motor-voter and the Black Panther incident should, of course, be investigated.  In the same way that Gonzales was put on the hot seat.  The DOJ should not be picking and choosing what laws to enforce for political reasons, anymore than refusing to enforce our immigration laws.

    Thanks for the article, Amy.  Sadly, these conversations always resort to charges of racism.  But that’s standard fare for the Obamacrats and it’s a clever but wearisome way to avoid addressing the issue.

  • helenk

    Theone thing  that benedict backtrack learned and uses from Abraham Lincoln

    A HOUSE DIVIDED CAN NOT STAND.

    benedict backtrack is doing his damnest to divide this country along racial and econimic lines
    He hates his own white hertiage and does not understand that they gave him a better life than most. In his twisted mind he believes he was owed. He can not see the difference between the half  brothers raised in Kenya and his own life. One was given opportunity , the others not so much.

    The only difference between louis farakan and david duke is skin color. One wears white sheets and the other should wear black sheets. Both would harm the American people in a NY minuite. Both preach hate.

    WOMEN WITH INTELLIGENCE AND EXPERIENCE,MEN WHO SUPPORT THEM AND COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY ALWAYS

    PUMAS,BUBBAS,EQUALISTS AND THOSE CHATTERING PEOPLE RULE

  • ~~JustMe~~

    Tamara, when adding a YouTube video
    Info you requested last week.
     
    Open post box : next to smiley face click on the YouTube icon.
    Box opens: Add YouTube URL in box provided.
    Click insert bottom left.

  • Breeze

    -

    “…..saw how beautiful he was” 

    That’s really pushing it, Oowawa…..

    I think thelightbringer is one of the UGLIEST men I have ever laid eyes
    on, regardless of colour…..

  • Breeze

    ALL TEETH AND FLAPPING EARS!!!

  • TeakWoodKite

    Even pink. :)  (My Favorite color)

  • kenoshamarge

    This stupidity by “Jackie” is a prime example of why I say flag em and ignore em. She tied up how much time a space with her own little bigoted and racist agenda. Creeper doesn’t need defending from the likes of a Jackie. Not now and not ever.

    Flag, or tag or ignore. But let’s not waste time and space on these cretinous trolls. What purpose is served?

  • TeakWoodKite

    Thank you , Thank you, Thank you felizarte.

    I have had it to the end of my string with this color BULLSHIT.

    As my Avatar implies, I a can be an Alien and still know how to play pool.

  • TeakWoodKite

    Thank you , Thank you, Thank you felizarte. Humans all.
     
    I have had it to the end of my string with this color BULLSHIT. 
     
    As my Avatar implies, I can be an Alien and play pool.

  • oowawa

    Well, Breeze, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and when Thee One beholds his own luscious self . . .

  • TeakWoodKite

    I’m just letting people’s words speak for themselves.

    If that is the case how the fuck could you have voted for BO?

    Your a Hypocryte.

  • Tamara
  • Tamara

    Thanks!  I just did it.  Woo hoo!

  • creeper

    Yes, oowawa.  I do hate that term.  That’s why I put “white” in quotes in a previous comment.  I am sure as hell not “white”.  I’m a mucklety-dun color with a bit of a sunburn right now.

    What infuriates me the most is that we’ve been forced by political correctness to use the very terms that keep separating us according to color.  How often do you see Native Americans referred to as “red”?  Orientals called “yellow”?  Yet we’ve been conditioned to think instantly of black and white when it comes to Negro heritage.

    And may I point out which race insisted on that?

  • TeakWoodKite

    Armymom, well said.

    The victim card is the joker in the deck.

  • Is It 2012 Yet?

    RRR Amy…I’m sure you remember We Will Not Be Silenced – our voter fraud documentary about the joke of a 2008 Democratic Primary.  FOX AND FRIENDS did a story about us TODAY.  Of course it’s 2 years later, but it’s going to be tied to the Black Panther BS.  And, also I have been talking to Breitbart about doing a series on us.  Fox and Friends will keep the story going for 6-8 more weeks, IN TIME FOR NOVEMBER, if enough people watch and email over there to Friends@Foxnews.com.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ccbd4DbpS4c

    Thanks RRR Amy…

  • Tamara

    This is off-topic, but I’m obsessed with the oil spill and can’t believe it’s practically disappeared from the news.  Here is a video showing the timeline, and Obama’s inaction.
    It was just posted a day ago. 
    Absolutely SHOCKING.  Makes me ill.

  • HC123

    It rained a bit in Beirut this morning (NEVER happens in Summer) so I guess anything is possible – including some justice at DoJ. Still not holding my breath, but, hey, it rained.

  • Tamara

    OMG I’m an idiot.  I just looked down the site and you guys did a whole story on it! 
    HAH I’m a dingbat sometimes.  Got to step away from the computer for a while.
    Sorry.

  • Breeze

    -

    FROM CANADAFREEPRESS.COM’S COMMENTS:

    “I produced the film. I can tell you why it didn’t get attention until now…because the media is full of crap. We sent it to every single media outlet back in 2008. AND, Mrs. Clinton SAW IT HERSELF. We personally handed it to her, and later one of the people in the film discussed it in depth with her. She saw it, and every single filthy corrupt Democrat knows it happened.

    Brad Sherman, California Congressman, said “There was so much fraud in the Democratic Primary that we look like a Banana Republic.” They ALL know what happened. We also know what happened, the back room dirty deals, between the Clintons and Obamas, at the convention in Denver, that led to Mrs. Clinton agreeing to that PHONY “roll call” and stepping down. We knew about it two days before it happened. It was all theater, staged, bullsh*t political drama and corruption.

    What is up on the website is just the beginning of what we have footage wise. This was HUGE…including DEATH THREATS repeatedly to delegates who wouldn’t change their votes to Obama.

    Right after we handed the film to everyone in Denver, at the convention, we got overshadowed by the constant news about the first black presidential nominee in America. No one was going to take this story on back then. But, now that America has seen what an absolute DISASTER Obama is (we warned everyone) it seems time to tell the truth about why he got there in the first place.

    I was a registered Independent back in 2008, and not politically inclined at all. I ran to change my registration to GOP and voted for McCain. It was a vote to stop what I KNEW was coming…the 100% devastation and destruction of my country by the radical far left Democrats. I wouldn’t vote for a Democrat ever again. Ever. They are nothing but a crime machine. I almost wish I had never seen any of this, but you can’t “unring the bell.” I get violently ill watching some of the footage of my own film. This isn’t America anymore. It’s basically Venezuela and Obama is Chavez. Maybe worse. If people want to stop the destruction of this country, the only chance for survival we have is to vote this party out of power. The problem is…we’re NOT going to ever have an honest election in this country again. Well, not with Obama and Pelosi around.”

    Posted by BettinaV  on  07/09  at  11:58 AM |

  • kenoshamarge

    Exactly lorac. As they slimy things always do. Flag and ignore.
    What useful purpose does a dialogue with a troll serve? They are the worst sort of blogclogger. As Professor McGonagall said to Headmaster Albus Dumbledore.

  • Jackie

    “Creeper came back and corrected you by saying “4 men of color”. You originally stated “3 men of color” if you look at your post. Creeper came back and told you it was 4. You’re the one who added the “men of color”. She was just affirming and correcting you with your own words. At least that’s how I see it.”

    Um, no, that’s obviously complete bullshit.  If “men of color” was not a phrase choice she wanted in connection with her own words, creeper would have corrected me.  She did not.  She repeated the phrase.  Quit making ridiculous excuses for someone who has not requested and does not need them.  Although I will admit the desperation is pretty humorous.

  • ~~JustMe~~

    Don’t worry. Repeating an issue  keeps us informed all is good. Some start at the bottom and work backwards ;)

  • Jackie

    “Jackie - instead of looking at what type of traits these people have in common, you zoned in on the color of skin.  Why must you be a racist, bigot?”

    Nope.  I asked creeper if she was “zoning in on the color of skin”, and she confirmed to me that she was.  I’m not accusing her of being a racist or a bigot, but it certainly appears that you are.

  • ~~JustMe~~

    Don’t worry. If we keep repeating an issue it keeps us well informed all is good. Some start at the bottom and work backwards ;)

  • jwrjr

    A couple of years ago Spike Lee said that AAs could not be racist – onlt whites could do that.

  • jwrjr

    only, not “onlt”.

  • Ferd Berfle

    Spike Lee ought to shut up and make movies. That way when I don’t go see them, I won’t have to suffer his compulsive focus on an issue he keeps bringing up. This crap has been pushed around the plate so long, it has friction burns all over it. It’s a dead horse–stop flogging it.

  • Armymom

    Read the damn thing again. I’m sure creeper forgot that you’d make this out to be a “racist” thing. I’m sure she won’t again. And your attempt at trying to defend your “looking at color first” is what is humorous. That is the desperation.

  • creeper

    Jackie, if I announce straight up that, yes, I did intend to refer to the color of the people who are tearing my country apart right now, will you let it rest?

    Thanks.

  • Breeze

    -

    AND…..THIS IS WHAT WE GOT:

    Despite promises to ‘not rest,’
    President Obama to take third
    vacation since Gulf Coast oil spill began

     
    Daily Caller,
    by Staff   

    Original Article

    7/11/2010

    President Obama promised on May 14 that he would let nothing distract him from finding a solution to the devastating Gulf Coast oil spill, which has now continued for over eighty days and caused incalculable economic damage to the region. “I’m not going to rest or be satisfied until the leak is stopped at the source, the oil in the Gulf is contained and cleaned up, and the people in the Gulf are able to go back to their lives and their livelihoods,” he said. President Obama has since golfed on numerous occasions, hosted a Beatles legend

  • Jackie

    Creeper:

    “Hmmm….Holder at DOJ, Bolden at NASA, Kirk at Commerce…all seemingly driven to destroy what little remains of the US.  Pattern?  Noooo…I don’t see a pattern.  Do you?”

    It appears from your initial statement, and subsequent confirmations, that you are claiming that there is a racial conspiracy, initiated by President Obama, to place black appointees in positions of power throughout the government, in an effort to “destroy what little remains of the US”.  Please correct me if I’ve gotten something wrong there.

    If I have not, a question: why, if this is the case, do we have

    –a white Vice-President

    –a white Chief of Staff

    –a white Secretary of Defense

    –a white Secretary of the Treasury

    –a white Secretary of State

    –a white Secretary of Agriculture

    –a white Secretary of Health and Human Services

    –a white Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

    –a white Secretary of Transportation

    –a white Secretary of Education

    –a white Secretary of Homeland Security

    –a white Director of OBM

    By your framework, wouldn’t it be more likely to believe, after reading that list, that there is a conspiracy of white people conspiring to “destroy what little remains of the US”?  To be clear: I do not believe that is the case at all.  I am just pointing out the absurdity of claiming that Obama is engaged in some sort of racial approach towards administrative appointments that favors black people.  It’s obviously not the case.

  • Ferd Berfle

    Flag, or tag or ignore. But let’s not waste time and space on these cretinous trolls. What purpose is served?
    ========================
    I flag for cause and will not respond to that race baiting slug any longer.

  • Katmoon

    If Ex Ag Gonzales was forced to resign due to political bias, so can Holder be forced to do the same for the same thing. What we need to find out is who in the senate beyond Republicans is sick of this one sided justice department and start writing to them, remind them of the upcoming election, reminf them of where you stand. I am going to keep looking for Senators who have spoken out on both the Arizona lawsuit and the voter intimidate b.s.  Meanwhile under the Justice departments own laws:

    Every officer in the executive branch, and indeed all employees in the federal government, save a few rare instances that are Constitutionally or otherwise statutorily differentiated — i.e. the President, and Supreme Court justices, recite the following oath:
     
    ‘I (name), do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and
    defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies,
    foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to
    the same; that I take this obligation freely without any mental
    reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully
    discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So
    help me God.’
     
    This requirement dates back to the period immediately following the
    initial ratification of the United States, but it was expanded greatly
    at the behest of Abraham Lincoln, who “ordered all federal civilian
    employees within the executive branch to take an expanded oath.”
    Indeed, even postal employees take this same oath. (39 U.S.C.A. �
    1011)”.
    Conspiracy Against Rights, 18 U.S.C. § 241. Section 241 of Title 18 is the civil rights conspiracy statute. Section 241 makes it unlawful for two or more persons to agree together to injure, threaten, or intimidate a person in any state, territory or district in the free exercise or enjoyment of any right or privilege secured to him/her by the Constitution or the laws of the Unites States, (or because of his/her having exercised the same). Unlike most conspiracy statutes, Section 241 does not require that one of the conspirators commit an overt act prior to the conspiracy becoming a crime. The offense is punishable by a range of imprisonment up to a life term or the death penalty, depending upon the circumstances of the crime, and the resulting injury, if any.

  • Breeze

    -

    AND NOW A CHUCKLE – MUST HAVE ONE, NOW AND THEN….

    Obama’s Maine ‘pre-vacation’ vacation

    Jeannie DeAngelis
    AmericanThinker.com
    July 11, 2010

    The First Family plans to spend a weekend vacationing on Mount Desert Island, Maine.  This two-day vacation is likely a pre-vacation to the summer vacation, which traditionally takes place in August.  

    Last year the First Family visited Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona. This year, instead of visiting for a pre-vacation-vacation, the administration decided to sue the state.

    During the summer, Barack Obama tends to gravitate north to places like Martha’s Vineyard.  Thus, the very blue state of Maine with its breathtaking views and sumptuous fare await America’s President and First Lady, complete with an epicurean Xanadu of lush environs.

    As a precursor to fine dining, Barry and Shelley always manage to visit a down-home, folksy BBQ joint.  Based on the number of smokehouses the Obamas visited in the last year, vacation spots seem to be chosen based solely on access to BBQ. Thus, Mainely Meat BBQ can look forward to a visit from a hungry presidential brood in search of smoked meat.

    The official Obama family itinerary has not been made public, but if I were a betting woman, I’d choose either the tony, Michelle-worthy Asticou Inn or the Bar Harbor Inn.

    Since eating is always central to Obama junkets, Mount Desert Island has cuisine to satisfy even the most discriminating palate.  I’d venture a guess that the Obama entourage visits The Rose Garden Restaurant

    Thanks to Obama’s economic policies, America gags down boxed macaroni and cheese and stale bologna sandwiches while the furlough-President indulges in bistros that tout “a la carte and prix-fixe menus [that] aren’t cheap.” The Rose Garden menu includes all-American favorites like “strudel filled with asparagus and Gruyère, peppery venison with squash puree,” topped off by desserts like “mascarpone cheesecake.”

  • Katmoon

    The Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr., Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2009, 18 U.S.C. § 249. Section 249 of Title 18 was enacted as Division E of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2010 (starts at pg. 646 of the Act). Section 249, which went into effect in October 2009, created a new federal criminal prohibition against willfully causing bodily injury (or attempting to do so using fire, a firearm, or another dangerous weapon), when (1) the crime was committed because of the actual or perceived race, color, religion, national origin of any person, or (2) the crime was committed because of the actual or perceived religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability of any person and the crime affected interstate or foreign commerce or occurred within federal special maritime and territorial jurisdiction. The law also provides federal funding and technical assistance to state, local, and tribal jurisdictions to help them to more effectively investigate and prosecute hate crimes.
    Intimidation of Voters, 18 U.S.C. § 594
    Section 594 makes it illegal to use intimidation, threats, or coercion, or attempt to use any of these means, to interfere with the right of another to vote or vote as the individual chooses, or to cause the individual to vote or not vote for any particular candidate for federal office.
    National Voter Registration Act, 42 U.S.C. § 1973gg-10(1)
    Section 1973gg-10(1) of Title 42 criminalizes, in a federal election, to intimidate, threaten, or coerce a prospective registrant or voter from registering to vote, voting, or attempting to register or vote, or for urging another to register or vote.
    http://newmexicoindependent.com/29278/maldef-voter-intimidation-lawsuit-dismissed-civil-rights-group-says-suit-sent-strong-message-maldef-says
     

  • Ferd Berfle

    Actually, oowawa, that outfit the little man was wearing was more like a salvation army uniform.

  • Breeze

    -

    CONTINUED:

    For regional fare, which all of America knows the elegant and always health-conscious First Lady simply adores, there is the Burning Tree, whose claim to fame is “some of the best and freshest dinners on the island. Much of the produce and herbs come from its own gardens, with the rest of the ingredients supplied locally whenever possible.” 

    Garden herbs and locally grown ingredients.  Why, that sounds like the White House Victory Garden.

    If he so chooses, the Barry-motorcade can safely escort the girls to The Quiet Side Café and Ice Cream Shop, an excursion that would be harrowing in Arizona for individuals just trying to take a kid for an ice cream cone.

    The weekend holds promise for the President to continue to “horse around” on carriage paths in Acadia National Park. “Thar she blows,” whale watching awaits Michelle in the Gulf of Maine. Ben and Bill’s Chocolate Emporium have sweets for “Sweet somethings” Sasha and Malia, and for Grandma Robinson, there is always the “windows into heaven” tour of Tiffany stained-glass windows at St. Saviour’s Episcopal Church.

    A good time will likely be had by all.

    With such a jammed schedule, it may be hard for Obama to fit in a condolence call to the family of Maine resident Sgt. Brandon Silk, just killed in Afghanistan, let alone take out for one of those yummy ice cream cones the three children of late Staff Sergeant Eric Shaw of Augusta, Maine who, while on his third tour of duty, was cut down at age 31 by enemy fire.

    Instead of putting a depressing damper on the weekend, America’s “Dirigo” should just omit visiting families of dead Maine soldiers and instead end the respite optimistically with 18 holes at Kebo Golf Club before heading back to DC to pack for next month’s vacation.

    Author’s content: http://www.jeannie-ology.com

  • felizarte

    My six year old nephew said something profound:  ”But mommy, nobody is really white–We are all brown.”  Asked to explain Susie’s color who is Swede, he said, “she’s brown”  And Charles who is Chinese, he said:  ”he’s brown,brown”, and Jackie who is African American, he said:  ”brown, brown, brown.”

  • No Longer Banned in Beantown

    Notice that the patch and logo of the New Black Panther Party has the panther superimposed over the continent of Africa. Not coincidently the same image was depicted on the home page of Obama’s TUCC church, complete with the sound of native drums.

    And don’t forget Jeremiah and others at TUCC telling us that “Black African Values” were better than “European (white) Values”.

    Post Racial or Pure Racism? (What would be said of a white person that promoted the same image of blacks?)

    If anyone said they did not want these “Values” of “Black Africa” projected into the White House and upon the American people, they were summarily banned.

    If anyone compared what has happened in “Black Africa” in places like Sierra Leone, Rwanda, Congo, Angola to what Obama and TUCC “Black Africa” friends might bring to the table, they were banned.

    If anyone compared the atrocities of these “Black Africa” nations to the Black on Black crime in this country, and voiced concern over forcing those values into the White House and upon Americans they were banned.

    Banned even from this supposedly tolerant site, even though Obots were free to roam and spread all the hate they could spew.

    I know. I was banned.

    I was concerned back then that these “Black African Values” of the TUCC were all about a power grab and redistribution of weath and resources in the name of “War against Racism”. When in fact “Black African Values” are just Pure Racism.

    I am not surprised one bit by the actions of WH Dept heads, nor by the annointing of the New Black Panther Party.

    I have said it before, there is no glory in “I told you so”.

  • Jackie

    Jackie, if I announce straight up that, yes, I did intend to refer to the color of the people who are tearing my country apart right now, will you let it rest? 
     
    Thanks.”

    Creeper, you’ve already done so, and I am not trying to goad you into doing so again.  I am not going after you.  I am just pointing out the absurd lengths to which your friends at NQ will go to claiming that you did not really say what you clearly said.  They would much rather yell at me, they’d much rather say “creeper didn’t really mean that”, and even, in some strange cases, they’d much rather project your thoughts onto my own, rather than just say, “you know what Creeper, I don’t agree with you on that.”

    The dominant NQ requirement of these debates is that I remain the punching bag, no matter how much those doing the punching might actually agree with me on the issue at hand, and actually disagree with one of their compatriots.

  • Jackie

    I’m just letting people’s words speak for themselves. 
     
    If that is the case how the fuck could you have voted for BO? 
     
    Your a Hypocryte.”

    Do you have a point?  Because what you wrote doesn’t make any sense.

  • Jackie

    “She tied up how much time a space with her own little bigoted and racist agenda. “

    To repeat: I am not the one who brought race into this.  Creeper was, as she confirmed several times.  I simply asked her to confirm it.  That does not make me a racist or a bigot.  It also doesn’t mean Creeper is either, although it appears you think differently, given that she brought up race to begin with.

  • ~~JustMe~~

    Hey Creeper, has Iowa, discussed or implemented any changes on how voting is carried out and anything that has been enforced for November and 2012? Would be very interesting to hear if any changes have occurred to aid the voters.

  • Breeze

    -

    LASTLY, FROM michelle’smirror.com’s wonderful ‘GrannyJen’:
    Here’s my take on the Maine vacation: 
     
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrjijMQAbRk 
     
    I hope I didn’t make Maine seem so appealing that it took away from the video’s point, but that lobster. mmm 
     
    Watching BO pretend to feel everyone’s pain is choice. If we had anything like a real media left in this country they would whack him with his own words.

  • EllenD

    Holder did say we are a nation of cowards.

    He said it was because we wouldn’t discuss racism. OK now we’re discussing it. Just not the direction he wants it to go.

  • Jackie

    “I simply can’t ignore where the worst of it is coming from.”

    That’s an unfortunate statement.

    “You can bet the farm and livestock that if there were four women doing as much damage to the country we’d be hearing screams of “PMS!!!” 

    So if a woman is failing at her job, it’s because she’s a woman?  That’s the logic you’re offering here, creeper. 

    Imagine if a man said this about Sebelius, Napolitano, and Solis:  ”I hate the new healthcare law, I think Napolitano is a failure due to the Christmas bomber, and I think Solis’ card check is an evil plot by the unions.  And I simply can’t ignore where the worst of it is coming from.

  • felizarte

    Jackie, what is your point really?  So creeper named four black people as a way of pointing out the “racism-as-practiced-only-against blacks” attitude of the Obama adm?  Yet everything else that you have posted serves to only obscure this one topic under discussion.

    Do you agree or disagree with the notion that discrimination on the basis of skin color is wrong? no matter which is which at one end or the other?

    Do you agree or disagree with the non-prosecution of the voter intimidation suit against the New Black Panther Party?

    Just answer those in your mind and perhaps it will be easier for you to say what is right or wrong.  And drop all the obfuscation.

  • creeper

    My comment WAS racist.  It was intentionally so. 

    Sadly, few seem to be picking up on the fact that a civil-rights-marching, Election Protection volunteer is willing to point out that our black/Negro/AA/whateverthehell officials are ignoring the Constitution and taking leave of their own common sense because the man who asked them to do so shares their skin color.

    There is simply no other logical explanation for Bolden’s perversion of NASA, Holder’s persecution of Arizona and Kirk’s pursuit of free trade agreements while our manufacturing sector tanks. 

    The damage these men are doing to the United States will linger for decades.  I believe they are doing it out of their own racism…a combination of blind support for an incompetent president based on the color of his skin and a compulsion to some way, some how, even the score.

    All those years I waited, hoped and worked for the day when Martin Luther King’s words came true.  Instead, I believe we did exactly the opposite of what Dr. King asked.  We judged Barack Obama not by the content of his character but by the color of his skin and we did that because it was precisely what he asked of us.

    With a slightly more competent person that would have worked out.  But we got Barry Soetoro, chimera and community organizer, and the backlash from our mistake is going to set the course of race relations back a hundred years.

  • felizarte

    Jackie, what is your point really?  So creeper named four black people as a way of pointing out the “racism-as-practiced-only-against blacks” attitude of the Obama adm?  Yet everything else that you have posted serves to only obscure this one topic under discussion. 
     
    Do you agree or disagree with the notion that discrimination on the basis of skin color is wrong? no matter which is which at one end or the other? 
     
    Do you agree or disagree with the non-prosecution of the voter intimidation suit against the New Black Panther Party? 
     
    Just answer those in your mind and perhaps it will be easier for you to say what is right or wrong.  And drop all the obfuscation.

  • Jackie

    I’m your Huckleberry. You are no Daisy.”

    You are no Doc Holliday.

  • Ferd Berfle

    Thanks for the comment, NLBIB.

    “Banned even from this supposedly tolerant site, even though Obots were free to roam and spread all the hate they could spew.”

    Yeah, I don’t get it. That jerkwater jackie is free to misquote commenters, take their comments entirely out of context, gainsay whatever it is it selectively focused on, and then run like the true coward it is. I’d like to see one damn obot come to this website and say their piece and then actually DEFEND their cut and paste dreck using sound logic and reason without restoring to deflection, common practice, big stick, or unknwoable fact fallacies. Oh, but the only obot to ever frequent this site who actually did have half a brain was UCBM, may he rest in peace. The rest are romper Room rejects.

    That’s OK, NLBIB as I am flagging each and every comment by each and every troll early and often. I sugggest other regulars do the same. I have put down the troll-slayer mantle as I’m just not interested in arguing with dullards.

  • Tamara

    Now THAT’S funny!

  • EllenD

    Wehave had two incompetents recently as heads of the DOJ. One was Hispanic, one was black.
     I am bigoted against incompetent stupid people. I am totally against incompetents as a race. I’m racist.

  • Ferd Berfle

    Obama isn’t trying to bring us together, he’s trying to CREATE race wars. 
    ===================
    And if he isn’t trying to foment a race war, then he’s really more stupid than I ever imagined because HIS actions are driving a deep wedge in this country. The one thing that no real American should want is a race war because it will get really ugly, really fast and a lot of innocent bystanders will get killed in the process. My suggestion to That One is to stop this infernal focus on race because this only gives racists of the opposite persuasion all the excuses they need to turn the heat up several notches. The racist sword cuts in both directions.

    Are you listening, obots?

  • Armymom

    OUt of the mouth of babes!! :-D  How cute. My little grandson knows he’s getting a little brother and he wants a “chinese” brother. When asked why he said “because we don’t have any chinese in our family”. You see, we have a rainbow in our family and no chinese as of yet, so a little boy thought it would be cool to have a “chinese brother”. If only we’d see the world as they see it.

  • Docelder

    I think that bloggy one has the evangelist bug. I don’t think this one does it for .05 a post, but some do. I think this one does it out of conviction… misplaced conviction, but conviction nonetheless. The sad part is these “useful idiots” are always the first to disillusion when things go bad. Hopenchange is like Castro’s doves… pure bullshit.

  • Ferd Berfle

    #2) We want full employment for our people and we demand the dignity to do for ourselves what we have begged the white man to do for us.  
    We believe that
    since the white man has kept us deaf, dumb and blind, and used every dirty trick in the book to stand in the way of our freedom and independence, that we should be gainfully employed until such time we can employ and provide for ourselves.  
    ==================
    Notice that nowhere in this gobbledegook diatribe is there even a single mention that they would actually work like every other workaday person has to so do. It is all about freedom and independence. No mention, either, was made of responsibility or competency or accountability that comes along with freedom and independence. They just want the money because they feel entitled to it. Sorry, I’m not interested.

  • Peggy Sue

    The only explanation, creeper, is this is what the President wants and believes.  It was his decision to gut NASA and turn it into a diplomatic farce.  It was his decision to make tepid promises to Gov. Brewer and then not follow through with even them.  And I’m sure it’s his decision/directive that the DOJ not follow through with the Black Panther case or ignore the Motor Voter article.  It’s Obama and the Obamacrats’ agenda.  I don’t like it.  I didn’t vote for it.  But elections have consequences and we’re on the frontline watching them play out.

  • ~~JustMe~~

    You gone fishin. Good, enjoy! ;)

  • Docelder

    I think it’s worse actually. I think the plan is to take everything we think and believe about this great nation and destroy it right in the front of us. i.e. the electoral process, i.e. our military superiority, i.e. our freedoms, i.e. our patriotism… and so on. We are being attacked on our strengths. I think the goal is to disillusion us as a people so badly that we won’t fight when the time comes. I think this is more like a coup. It is closer to Chavez or Castro than anybody believes.

  • Diana L. C.

    I don’t ever reply to it?–just flag.  It’s what will rid us of it as we finally convinced the dead lark to leave–unless this Jackie is the dead lark reincarnated.

  • Ferd Berfle

    Docelder: That’s why I chose to live in East TN. This part of Tennessee has always marched to the beat of its own drummer, from the Civil War (many were Union sympathizers) to the revenuers, to the deathcare fiasco, and now to the illegal immigrant issue. Suffice it to say I am happy to be right here at this point in time.

  • Diana L. C.

    This time I WILL reply to you, Jackie, just to make sure that you don’t ever count me as a person who has ever agreed with the comments you make.  I still vote “lack thereof” on your intelligence. 

  • felizarte

    My father’s advice to me, a long time ago was:  ”Don’t put your trust in personalities; put your trust in what is right.  People change; what is right is constant.”  I supported Hillary and still do because of the ideas she stood for that were reflected in the way she conducted herself and voted against Obama because of my perception of him as the anti-Hillary and the things she stood for.  The events and the direction the country has taken since Obama assumed office prove me right and make me sad.  I console myself with the thought that the sun still comes out every day, there is still the air that I breathe and knowing that he too will pass on to history–perhaps his policies at least, as early as Nov. 2.

  • Peggy Sue

    Btw, I’ve always thought Barack Obama was an opportunist and will play whatever group f he needs to for his own political advantage. Make nice with the banks and corporate interests?  They have the money.  Rub elbows with questionable groups?  They have the clout and the minority vote is important.  Have a border that’s out of control? But we don’t want to tick off the Hispanics. 

    This is the party of The One, carefully orchestrated to make sure the win is in his court and his court only.  The irony of this is the minority groups who supported and still support Barack Obama have suffered the worst in this economic downturn. He’s done virtually nothing for them but he has taken care of his corporate friends.  Go to the Black Agenda Report and read the on-going complaints.  It’s pretty enlightening.   

  • Jackie

    “There is simply no other logical explanation for Bolden’s perversion of NASA, Holder’s persecution of Arizona and Kirk’s pursuit of free trade agreements while our manufacturing sector tanks.”

    There are actually a million other possible explanations for why they are proving dissatisfying to you in their public service.  Assuming that it must be because of a secret racial plot to “even the score” on white people is pretty weak and, as you admitted, quite racist. 

    I’m not saying that YOU are a racist, creeper.  I think you’re just very wrong.  But certainly the notion that an African-American who climbs to the highest level of government, and then (according to you) underperforms, is doing so intentionally, in order to inflict vengeance upon the American population, is about as racist a conspiracy theory as anyone could cook up.  And you still, despite my repeated requests, simply have nothing to say about any of the outnumbering white cabinet officials who, apparently, must be underperforming to quite a similar degree.

  • Jackie

    “I still vote “lack thereof” on your intelligence. ”

    I still don’t give a shit.

  • oowawa

    Well JustMe, that great song just has to be followed by this one, with Jack Teagarden trading vocals with Louis.

  • Ferd Berfle

    Just to clear the air and to ensure that squatterbots understand my comments, I’m going to state the following.

    1) Barack Hussein Obama is a racist.
    2) His followers are also racist unless they were either fooled or are bereft of any sort of discernment.
    3) Barack Hussein Obama is a divider.
    4) His followers are also dividers unless they were either fooled or are bereft of any sort of discernment.
    5) Barack Hussein Obama is a wannabe autocrat.
    6) His followers want an autocrat to run their lives unless they were either fooled or are bereft of any sort of discernment.
    7) Barack Hussein Obama is a traitor who, by using his own mouth and teleprompter, took up the Mexican cause in lieu of the American cause.
    8) His followers are also traitors unless they were either fooled or are bereft of any sort of discernment.

    Any questions?

  • Katmoon

    Thank you for posting the link.

  • tango

    Well why would Hillary make a deal with Obama? Does Obama or the DNC have dirt on her or Bill they threatened to reveal? Is that how they got her to allow them to cheat her out of the nomination and then agree to be SOS? Did she feel being part of the Administration in a prestigious post was better than nothing?  Why would she sell her soul and integrity to such a corrupt group? 

  • oowawa

    No questions Ferd.  I just wanted to add the following:

    9) Barack Hussein Obama is a weenie.

  • Ferd Berfle

    LMAO, oowawa.

    10) His followers are also weenies unless they were either fooled or are bereft of any sort of discernment.  

  • ~~JustMe~~
  • Katmoon

    So we have to wait for Congress to return to see if there will be hearings?

  • Ferd Berfle

     Why would she sell her soul and integrity to such a corrupt group? 
    ==========================
    Chicago thuggery ring any bells?

  • getfitnow

    That One appears to be losing weight, oowawa. I vote for cocktail sausage (that’s what we used to call Vienna suausages).

  • Is It 2012 Yet?

    Everyone will have a different answer as to why Hillary went along with the whole Obama mess, knowing how bad he was for our country and about all the fraud.  I have a version of it that I wouldn’t post here.  But, I don’t think that the Clintons have ever been particularly fond of the Obamas.  She did what she did, but I am still not sure I blame her, if what I was told is true.

  • carol haka

    Roger, 10 4.

    >:o

  • Ferd Berfle

    Nah, getifitnow, That One is a cocktail weenie, with all the baggage associated with being one. Vienna sausage is reserved for those dickweeds possessing a modicum of class.

    His followers are cocktail weenies, too.

  • oowawa

    I think the weenie has a vienna sausage . . .

  • ~~JustMe~~

    What?? We have a convoy of weenies running around?

  • sowsear

    He’s just a reflection…

  • Ferd Berfle

    I think the weenie has a vienna sausage . . .
    ==========
    ROFL

    No wonder he’s such an angry little boy.

  • oowawa

    Yep–now isn’t this more fun than talking about who is and who isn’t a racist?  The ends of the threads are the funnest parts.  Where the elite meet.

  • Sassy

    Hey JustMe! Those shoes are wicked, but I have another option.
    I think I’ll have one of those unfortunate senior moments and park a four-wheeler on the sidewalk.
    That will scatter the Panthers and soil their uniforms at the same time! LOL!

  • Ferd Berfle

    Yep–now isn’t this more fun than talking about who is and who isn’t a racist? 
    ================
    Well, it does keep the bots away as their programming is not designed to handle innuendo or nuance of any kind.

  • ~~JustMe~~

    Every time!

  • oowawa

    The new presidential limousine:

  • Ferd Berfle

    ROFLMAO!!! What a perfect ride for the cocktail weenie with a vienna sausage.

    Hahahahaha

  • oowawa

    New paint job for Air Force One:

  • Ferd Berfle

    Wait, that should read a cocktail weenie with a little smokie.

  • ~~JustMe~~

    Great idea Sassy!! Bring it fully loaded with some oldies just for fun ;)

  • getfitnow

    differen revolution; same msm :(

  • sowsear

    Don’t hold your breath, Kat.

  • Ferd Berfle

    His underwater gear.

  • ~~JustMe~~

    I can see it now they will all be fighting who’s gonna ride shotgun!

  • Katmoon

    Wil this incident be investigated, looks like someone has decided to send a message to the oil community; a very hateful and ugly message. Unecessary, and cruel.
    http://www.redstate.com/moe_lane/2010/07/11/domestic-terrorism-in-houston-update/

  • Ferd Berfle

    His very own weenie sub.

  • getfitnow

    The more things change, the more…. :(

  • ~~JustMe~~

    I can see it now, they will all be fighting who’s gonna ride shotgun! ;)

  • oowawa

    Gil Scott-Heron was quite a talent.  “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.”  All we need to do is change the names in the lyrics.  Now the revolutionaries are not young.   The former would-be revolutionaries are the establishment that is going to be overthrown, and the MSM are their toadies.  The revolution will not be televised.  The grandmas and grandpas are in the streets.

  • Ferd Berfle

    Weenie rocket and NASCAR stuff

  • Justine

    So, how many Americans take a pre-vacation these days, unless they’re government workers? 

  • oowawa

    The Weenie’s campaign poster, 2012:

  • ~~JustMe~~

    ROFL

  • ~~JustMe~~

    That one on the left looks like a lightening (rod) smokie! ;)  

  • Ferd Berfle

    Dickweeds of the world, unite!

  • ~~JustMe~~

    Thank goodness for people with a sense of humor otherwise you could live with a permanent headache!

  • TeakWoodKite

    Because your comment is a thing of beauty, I had it framed. I’d say it’s a freaking Rembrant but the art in SoHo is what it is.

  • TeakWoodKite

    My apology tendered lorac for theengaging in the disruption, but not for responding to an Obama Chia pet badly in need of watering. I will give the fire hydrant the night off.

  • Janis

    Honestly, one of the things that makes me so happy to have seen that little interview on Fox is that it was a woman, interviewing a woman, about a film made mostly by women and with women being interviewed.  That mamma grizzly thing has legs …

  • My Site (click to edit)

    We all knew this is what would happen with Obama, this is why George Soros put him in office.  We Need New Leaders Who Care About The People of This Country.

  • My Site (click to edit)

    Yah, the poll I read stated that every American who “was following the story” of AZ law opposed Obama’s suit.  Trouble is, you don’t see stuff like this covered in the media.

  • TeakWoodKite

    True that.

  • My Site (click to edit)

    I now believe the Obama administration doesn’t even have anything to do with racism.  They are just bad people using that old slur to try to take over the country because they hate white people, not over slavery, but because white people have traditionally been in charge.  If they were in charge they would treat other races much worse than the Obamadroids have been treated.

  • lorac

    Oh, Teak, I wasn’t directing my comment at you.  I was just reading the thread, and the back and forth with that one (little “t”, little “o”) had gone on enough for me and I had reached my frustration point and inserted my comment.

    And there have been some times, probably when I’ve been tired and grumpy, that I’ve responded to these people trying to disrupt, but mostly I ignore them.  But it’s just not interesting (IMO) to read a thread and the whole thing devolves into an endless back and forth between regulars and a troublemaker.  It’s just so much negativity.

    There are enough troubles in the world (and I listen to them all the time at work) without spending my time reading people fight, so when someone like her succeeds in diverting people’s attention from the post, I usually go to other websites and find something more positive to read after a hard day.

    That’s not to say other people can’t engage if they want.  Anyway, my point is that I wasn’t directing anything at you  :)

  • TeakWoodKite

    Assuming. oops.

  • Is It 2012 Yet?

    Also, RRR Amy…if ANYONE here has Caucus Fraud stories…if you SAW the fraud, please let us know.  Gigi and I are still editing and adding footage to We Will Not Be Silenced and if I recall lots of people here saw the fraud.  There is an email link on the website to send us the information.  THANKS.

    http://www.wewillnotbesilenced2008.com

  • Breeze

    -

    Wait, wait…..somebody forgot the booze to go with the weenie!!!!

    Or maybe he’s listening to the doctors who told him “to curb his
    alcohol intake”?

    NEVER read an official POTUS yearly medical report that stated THAT.

    HAVE ANY OF YOU?

  • lorac

    creeper, I don’t agree that your comment was racist.  It had a racial aspect, but that’s not the same as racist.

    I think you were implying that these men were behaving as they do because of their beliefs, not because of their color.  (If their beliefs spring from their own color, that racism is on them.)

  • TeakWoodKite

    No actually I thought your comment was spot on, Lorac, it never crossed my mind that it was directed towards me.

    That said, there were 69 million odd people who supported this indifferent creep and called me and many other innocent people a racist for not. I am not going to sit idle when Obama Chia Pets are the first to use the race card and then say “it wasn’t me”.
    Creeper makes an exellent point.

  • sowsear

    Dem Governors voice concern over immigration lawsuit …not the time for immigration…
    http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/12/us/politics/12governors.html

  • creeper

    No progress on ridding Iowa of caucuses, ~~JustMe~~.  We’re still attending the kool-aid party.

    But we ARE waking up.  Looks like we may dump the Dem gov in favor of a recycled GOP gov.  Hardly progress, if you ask me, but we’re losing our economic shirts under Culver so I’m going with “throw the bums out and then throw the next bums out.”  Works for me.

  • creeper

    <smooch>

  • creeper

    Sorry.  Should have made clear that was for EllenD. 

  • Jackie

    “Do you agree or disagree with the notion that discrimination on the basis of skin color is wrong? no matter which is which at one end or the other?”

    Yes, I agree.  Wholeheartedly.

    “Do you agree or disagree with the non-prosecution of the voter intimidation suit against the New Black Panther Party?”

    Without knowing the legal merits of the case (I don’t consider watching a YouTube video “knowing the legal merits of the case”), I certainly feel that no voter should ever be intimidated, by Black Panthers, by anyone.  What appears in the video I have seen is pretty appalling.  Whether it meets the legal definition of voter intimidation (not my own definition, which it easily does), I’m simply not qualified to answer.

  • Jackie

    “But it’s just not interesting (IMO) to read a thread and the whole thing devolves into an endless back and forth between regulars and a troublemaker.”

    News Flash: I’m a Regular, too.  :)

  • creeper

    Thanks, lorac.  If I could have said it as well this would be a lot shorter comment section.

    Truthfully, I’m so tired of being accused of racism that it’s actually driving me away from my egalitarian bent.  It’s hard to stifle the thought that if you’re going to have the name you might as well play the game.

    And that is something the hurlers of the “racist” charge might stop to consider the next time they get out the tar and feathers.

  • creeper

    Exactly, Docelder.  When the scales finally fall from their eyes they’ll be on here posting wilder rants than anything Onofre’s arm ever dreamt of.  (Those posts won’t be half as good but they’ll be twice as angry because emotion, not logic, is obots’ stock in trade.)

  • Rabble Rouser Rev. Amy

    Yes, of course I remember it!  I mentioned elsewhere in this thread that I was working on a post for tomorrow of an interview with Gigi Gaston today.  This documentary is so, so powerful – I urge anyone who hasn’t seen it to watch it.  Not only is it available at the link above, but on YouTube, as well.

    Thank you for the work you did on this groundbreaking film.

  • creeper

    If thuggery doesn’t work for you, try blind ambition.

  • Onofre’s arm

    ?

  • creeper

    STOP!  My sides hurt from laughing.

    Thanks, all.  I needed that.

  • AbigailAdams

    obot code for this, Ferd, is “pragmatic” (i.e. ends justifies any means, whether legal or otherwise — actually illegal is even better, it goes with Alinsky’s “overwhelm the system by using ‘their’ own laws against them.”)

  • AbigailAdams

    OT, but nice to report:

    I drove about 600 miles of I-5, I-84 and some back roads of 2 of the bluest states in the NW this weekend.  Not a single barry bumper sticker.  Not a single one!  If you lived were I do, that is as remarkable as not seeing a single bike rack or one of those ”Darwin” fish.  Ahhhhhh….it was a lovely weekend.  I’ve kept my “Hillary for President” sticker on the back of my car for the past 2+ years.  I intend to leave it there until barry is historic.  It’s my in-your-face reminder to all those barry bumperstickerless yahoos out there who we know voted for him.  We know the cars and other stickers that remain on them that, yup, they voted for barry.  The absence of his sticker doesn’t fool us.   

  • Jackie

    “It’s hard to stifle the thought that if you’re going to have the name you might as well play the game.”

    What would be the benefit?  I don’t see it.

  • Is It 2012 Yet?

    Portia, I saw you post about your Godmother on another blog.  I responded to you and asked if we could speak with you.  Please let us know.  Your story was great.  Thanks. 

  • felizarte

    Jackie:  Your answer is a cop-out.  How can the facts be brought to light if the Justice dept. is unwilling to prosecute?  All these should have been brought to court for adjudication.  That is the whole point of prosecuting. It’s the same principle that governs all cases brought to court by the DOJ whether it is Arizona or Acorn. 

  • helenk

    http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/12/us/politics/12governors.html?_r=1&partner=rss&emc=rss&pagewanted=all

    These governors ought to drop kick the DNC for selecting benedict backtrack. That choice will sink the democratic party.
    The lawsuit against Arizona and the dropping of the charges in voter intimidation cases will insure that there will only be one party left after November.That is not good for the country.
    If there are any real democrats left they better step up now and start making the DOJ work for the American people not against them.

    WOMEN WITH INTELLIGENCE AND EXPERIENCE,MEN WHO SUPPORT THEM AND COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY ALWAYS

    PUMAS,BUBBAS,EQUALISTS AND THOSE CHATTERING PEOPLE RULE

  • oowawa

    In order for the Democratic Party to survive, it must go through a period of violent infighting and the Obama enablers must be totally purged.

  • Robb

    Gollum

  • creeper

    So….what were you told?

  • felizarte

    I want to add, Jackie, the presiding judge decides the definition.  It is the job of the prosecutor to bring a case to court if there is “suspicion that a crime has been committed, and there are certainly enough indications to form a SUSPICION.  In the case of the Justice dept., in the face of all the statements from witnesses, video-tape, they have decided that there is no basis for suspicion, which is why they did not pursue the case. 

    So, I ask you again, in your opinion, was the DOJ correct in deciding that there was insufficient facts to SUSPECT THAT A CRIME WAS COMMITTED, i.e. violation of the voting rights act: voter intimidation?  

  • stodghie

    jackie troll, a rude obot like you doesn’t let people speak for themselves. what i see is you put words in people’s mouths. you deliberatley evade, lie, misinterpret, insult and in general make a total ass out of yourself. ;)

  • EllenD

    Jackie, Creeper isn’t racist.

    How do you explain the overwhelming approval and voting for Obama in the black community except that people tend to go with one of their own?
    Tribalism is what creates immigrant communities and the demagogues and crooks from that same community that easily prey on them.

    Creeper is pointing out that when tribalism trumps competence the result is bad for everyone including the black community.
    And it appears that Tribalism is the only explanation for the choice of these obvious idiots.

  • Docelder

    A courtesy flush would be nice right about now.

  • EllenD

    I broke loose and taught my kids they could be anything they wanted.

    Good for you, Armymom. That’s why my parents taught me.

  • EllenD

    I was unaware you were banned NLBIB. That surprises me.
    I have never ever flagged you even though I disagree with you sometimes.
    I have only flagged someone once and that was for being abusive and I can’t remember you ever being abusive.

  • Docelder

    I don’t think we have all the information about the BP “accident”. I always thought it could have been intentional “green” or “environmentalist” terrorism. There was that argument between people aboard the rig right before the “accident” and standard industry procedures were not followed. I have a hard time believing somebody in charge of a project of this size and complexity could make such a huge “mistake” on “accident”. I don’t think we know everything yet. I keep thinking back to that TV series about the people trying to screw with the whale fishermen. They would throw heavy ropes into the propellers of the fising ships and then high five each other when they fouled the ships propellers. This whole “by any means” mindset is anarchic. I just think this BP disaster was no accident. These days, I don’t believe much in coincidences or accidents. Everything is produced for the TV and is more Kabuki than anything else.

  • Docelder

    Yep, but mess with Obama’s Mexicans and he will sue your ass.

  • kenoshamarge

    In the course of the time since Oblahblah has been inflicted on this nation I too have had this thought”

     ”Truthfully, I’m so tired of being accused of racism that it’s actually driving me away from my egalitarian bent.  It’s hard to stifle the thought that if you’re going to have the name you might as well play the game.” 

    All the years that I did everything within my power to fight racism seem like a big fat joke on me now. I have been called “racist” so many time by POS like the race-baiting Jackie slug that it doesn’t even bother me anymore.

    I thought that the fight for Civil Rights was for a race-neutral country with justice based on the law not the color of any-one’s skin. Now I wonder.

    It seems to me with some it was more about who was in charge than justice. If Eric Holder, as Attorney General is picking and choosing civil rights cases on the base of race then what is he except a racist? If it’s wrong when a white man/woman does it isn’t it just as wrong when a black/brown man/woman does it?

     I don’t make any choices based on race. I vote for the people I think best or against the people I think worst.

    My friends are people I like because they are smart, funny, decent and honest. Color of skin is immaterial. Color of character is of prime importance.

    The damage that race-baiters like the Jackie slug does is sad to see. When someone yells “racism” now, I yawn. Once I would have been engaged and enraged. Now I am mostly indifferent.  Now, I am skeptical whenever I hear the word.

    I am skeptical because many/most on the left only seem to be able to see “racism” if it’s white racists. Black and/or brown skinned racists don’t seem to show up on their radar.

    Not to mention some Asian racists. One of the most bigoted men I ever knew was a Korean who hated all white people with a passion because a white man beat him up.

    Racism, as I have said again and tirelessly and tiresomely again comes from people of many colors against people of many colors. It’s wrong and it’s stupid. And I hope their is a special place in hell for race-baiters that only make the problem worse.

  • EllenD

    Don’t feel bad, Creeper. I’m sure a lot of people held back not believing that what they were watching was actually happening in the United States of America.
    Now we know.
    And to be forewarned is forearmed.
    We’ll be ready next time.

  • Ferd Berfle

    She did what she did, but I am still not sure I blame her, if what I was told is true.
    ====================
    If it has to do with the GE in 2008, then Americans do have a right to know.

  • Katmoon

    Choking and spitting soda, ROFL!!

  • jwrjr

    That looks like one of those aircraft modified to carry an oversized load.  Is that to carry Ozero’s ego, or just the chip on his shoulder?

  • Ferd Berfle

    Better get a plunger at the ready, Docelder. I see an entirely new line to this thread a-comin’.

  • Dave

    Having retired after 24 years of government service, all which required me to work closely with DOJ personnel, I can attest to the fact thet the DOJ is one of the most inefficient cesspools of incompentent, bastard, scumbags to ever slither on the face of the planet.  None of this surprizes me at all, I am amazed that Eric Holder can even zip his pants, he is so incompentent .  Mark my words, this is the tip of the iceberg, more will follow, if a proper investigation is started, and allowed to proceed without interuption by the chosen one, or his minions.  In this administration, racism has never been more in fashion at any time in our history.

  • EllenD

    I was always taught that when you are a leader you BEND OVER BACKWARDS to not be accused of favoritism.
    Another kindergarten rule shot down in adulthood.

  • jbjd

    The conduct described by participants interviewed in Ms. Gaston’s film, is not voter fraud, but rather caucus fraud.  Caucuses are private club affairs.  Yes, the conduct of the ‘voting’ at caucuses violated club rules; but the club rules!  No one has a right to the club nominee of his or her choice.

    Caucus fraud is a sexy issue.  Given that caucuses disparately award pledged delegates, that is, less ‘votes’ are required to equal a pledged delegate in a caucus than in a primary; and that being held at night, in such an extended disorganized manner, they exclude from participating many populations including but not limited to elderly, parents of young children, shift workers, and physically challenged; these party contests should be eliminated as a means to choose the party candidate.  Problem solved.

    Now, can we stop craning our collective necks to look at the car wreck that is blatant D party caucus fraud; and concentrate on the unlawful ballot fraud that put BO’s name on the ballot?
    http://jbjd.wordpress.com/2010/07/11/sleight-of-hand-in-show-me-state/

  • Ferd Berfle

    Courtesy flush

  • Rabble Rouser Rev. Amy

    Nothing like the voice of experience!  Thanks, Dave – great comment!

  • EllenD

    Love Maine. Hope they get a flavor of the plain-speaking citizens.

    Stayed at a B&B there once. On the table were flyers for a local sandal maker that read.

    “Come try our shoes.
    Or the hell with you.”

    I’ve loved them ever since.

  • ~~JustMe~~

    LOL “courtesy flush”
    I’m sure you can direct them what needs to be taken Docelder.
    There is money to be made in every store statewide.  Can see it now instead of flu shots come get your “O” flush!
    A great JOB creator!

  • Rabble Rouser Rev. Amy

    Ferd and oowawa – y’all are just too damn funny!!  :-D

  • EllenD

    11 – Barack Hussein Obama throws like a girl.

  • Ferd Berfle

    12) Barack Hussein Obama bowls like a 5 year old. Wheeeeeeeeeee!

  • felizarte

    I wonder if Obama realizes that his use of racism as a wedge issue could create a backlash that could get out of control?  What if the majority of Americans decide they have had it, and decide to take matters into their own individual hands? e.g. boycotting black artists–refusing to play black rappers, going to see the black artists who supported Obama?  Other entities?  For somebody who claimed to be “post-racial” he is certainly doing his darndest to set us back.  After him, with all his wrong-headed policies, it might be a very long time before another black (person of color) president is elected president. After Obama, all talk about reparations for past slavery should stop.  Obama’s tenure in office is enough penalty for all of us, guilty or not.      

  • jbjd

    JM, now, you get to the heart of the matter.  Thank you. Too many people preoccupied looking at car wrecks; not enough concentrating on ways to improve highway safety.  (See my comment, upthread.) (My gravatar is missing; but then, my whole blog is all fablunged!)

  • jbjd

    PS, I ‘liked’ your comment that elections have consequences; my gravatar is missing!

  • felizarte

    For the record:  Anyone can call me racist and I DON’T CARE!

  • jbjd

    PS, I ‘liked’ your second comment, too.  Here is a link to the Black Agenda Report.  http://www.blackagendareport.com/

  • oowawa

    White House designer toilets

  • Samb

    By, giving the Black Panthers a pass, it is
    like saying to others that come 
    2010 or 2012 intimidation will be alright.
    The DOJ is creating a pattern and saying 
    loud and clear, you are only victims if your
    skin shade is what the DOJ deems correct.  
    In other countries guns, murder and imprisonment are
    done in order to keep the citizens in line and obey.
    The DOJ is nudging us to except this as the new normal.
    I believe Eric Holder is Obama’s lap dog, Obama is well aware 
    of everything, there is a greater plan here, I wish I knew what it
    was, but my crystal ball is not working so well today. 
    >:o

  • Docelder

    Can you imagine… maybe a couple of skinheads in camo and holding baseball bats. They would have been arrested for just loitering. As they should have been. I don’t know why peope can’t see these panthers as the same thing as skinheads… because it’s the exact same thing. But race is a smokescreen here. I said it somewhere else, but this is more about undermining our faith in the electoral process than anything else. Barky getting selected should have been enough if that. But these guys won’t stop until they have tumped the boat over.

  • Docelder

    But everybody see why these guys need race to be a part of “change”. Every discussion turns into some finger pointing exercise as to who is the biggest racist, when really nobody is a racist. The panthers being black is beside the point. The point is people should be able to vote in this country and not be intimidated. Nobody should be able to stand in some unofficial uniformed capacity armed with clubs and threaten American voters. This isn’t Iraq… not yet anyway. But throw race into this and people can’t think straight for some reason. I could give a crap about race at this point. We were all born what we are becaue of genetics. None of us chose our race. So get the hell over whatever race you are and look at the real problem here. Our faith and confidence in American institutions is being undermined intentionally. This will affect us all equally in the end. It won’t be race selective.

  • oowawa

    “whale fishermen”

    Doc, respectfully, whales are not fish but highly intelligent mammals, and only 3 rogue nations, Japan, Iceland, and Norway, still dare international outrage by killing them.  As for “heavy ropes” stalling the propellers of the whaling ships–I high five them too.  Stop the slaughter of whales! 

    I doubt very much that environmentalists had anything to do with the oil rig disaster, but this question has nothing to do with whaling.

  • Onofre’s arm

    AA, if you get out of the four heavily populated blue counties in Washington, the rest of the counties are red. Oregon is similar. I live on a rural island, but it’s an ultra-lib mecca 15 minutes by ferry from Seattle. The Obama stickers are still ubiquitous, as are the rabid Obama supporters. My disgust is fertilized daily.

    It was great weather for your trip though, I love the Columbia Gorge.  :-D

  • sowsear

    Pay to have your bumper cleared

  • No Longer Banned in Beantown

    I had to change my screen name.

  • creeper

    Awww…love it.  ‘Specially since my fishin’ trip today got rainecd out.  Good one, ~~JustMe~~.

  • Tamara Cracker

    I’ve decided to change my screen name in honor of the Black Panthers. 
    Come and get me, assholes!

  • creeper

    How eloquently put. 

    And how sad that it’s come to this:  “All the years that I did everything within my power to fight racism seem like a big fat joke on me now.”

  • Ferd Berfle

    That may catch on although Ferd Cracker or Cracker Berfle just doesn’t have the same ring to it.

  • No Longer Banned in Beantown

    I had to change my screen name. I was not able to post comments for months.

    There were several emails exchanged with the NQ editors and possibly even Larry telling me that my comments were racist, inflamatory, and uneducated. Whatever. They told me Africa is a Continent not a country, there is no “Black Africa”, Africa has muslim nations like Morroco, Algeria etc.

    As if I needed the geography lesson. I did not coin the phrases “Black Africa” and “Black African Values”. I did not put a map of Africa as a symbol of blackness on my homepage. I was commenting on the others who did.

    I was told NQ was banning me until I could learn to behave or something to that effect.
     
    I was the one insulted. I think was able to post again when NQ changed servers. I did not get a welcome back email or anything like that.

    Excuse me but I do not think there are values anywhere in Africa we should be emulating in this country. They should be copying the US of A, not the other way around. We can do without the chaos and unsavory transfers of power.

    But, it looks more and more like that is exactly what we are getting. Starting with election fraud that needs UN monitors at the polling places.

  • creeper

    NLBiB, this post literally made me sick to my stomach. 

    We are in big trouble.

  • creeper

    EllenD, I think he meant he was banned from the obot site.

  • No Longer Banned in Beantown

    I had to change my screen name. I was not able to post comments for months.  
     
    There were several emails exchanged with the NQ editors and possibly even Larry telling me that my comments were racist, inflamatory, and uneducated. Whatever. They told me Africa is a Continent not a country, there is no “Black Africa”, Africa has muslim nations like Morroco, Algeria etc.  
     
    As if I needed the geography lesson. I did not coin the phrases “Black Africa” and “Black African Values”. I did not put a map of Africa as a symbol of blackness on my homepage. I was commenting on the others who did.   
     
    I was told NQ was banning me until I could learn to behave or something to that effect.  
       
    I was the one insulted. I think was able to post again when NQ changed servers. I did not get a welcome back email or anything like that.   
     
    Excuse me but I do not think there are values anywhere in Africa we should be emulating in this country. They should be copying the US of A, not the other way around. We can do without the chaos and unsavory transfers of power.  
     
    But, it looks more and more like that is exactly what we are getting. Starting with election fraud that needs UN monitors at the polling places.

  • No Longer Banned in Beantown

    Where do we apply at the UN for election monitors? Maybe Jimbo Carter will go to Philadelphia for the next elections.

  • creeper

    You’re kidding?  They actually put shit like this in writing???

    “Department of Justice has issued an edict that would prevent the department from any involvement in prosecuting voter intimidation cases in which the victims were white and whose initiators were black.”

  • Samb

    NAACP- TEA PARTY -CIVIL RIGHT GROUP CONSIDERS RESOLUTION

    http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/naacp-tea-party-civil-rights-group-considers-resolution/story?id=11144640

    RACE BATING MO- I’m just saying. There stepping it up for a reason? 

  • jbjd

    No; but how about Cracker du Berfle (accent on e)?

  • creeper

    Well, perhaps “wild” wasn’t the proper term.  More like impassioned.  Your comments stick with me, Oa.  You write good stuff.

  • Ferd Berfle

    What’s going on at the DoJ?

  • Ferd Berfle

    That surly chip-on-the-shoulder malcontent should attend to her own racism before attending to the alleged racism of others.

  • Onofre’s arm

    :-D

  • Beth Barnat

    I just posted the link to “We Will Not Be Silenced” in a comment to an article about the New Black Panthers.  This issue will not go away.  The truth has a way of rising to the surface.  As one of my counselors said to me once, “S%$t floats.”

  • Ferd Berfle

    LMAO, jbjd. I remember back when McCain was nominated to be the republican candidate. Many of us took on the Mc as a prefix to our monikers, hence McBerfle. I may just do the “Cracker du Berfle” as a response to this incessant racist rubbish being foisting on us by the rabid left.

  • Samb

    Immigration = Latino vote.
    non- prosecution of Black Panthers = Black vote.
    Arizona lawsuit = Latino vote.
    Racial profiling  lawsuit= everyone else’s vote.
    Voters intimidation= benefits democrats, progressive agenda.
    Non- media coverage = out of sight out of mind.

    OBAMA IS USING EVERYONE!!!!!!!!! 
    THE PERFECT STORM OF VOTING FRAUD AND MANIPULATION.

  • kafir

    Fox can’t guard the chicken coop!
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MbV_26ZiUo&feature=related

    Had we elected a fox to look after the chicken coop?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAaQNACwaLw

  • No Longer Banned in Beantown

    The Dumb and Dumber Presidential Limo

  • lorac

    Megan Kelly today provided evidence that suggests the Oval Office was involved in instructing the DOJ to drop the Black Panther case.

  • Katmoon

    I am so sick of the skin game, I hope the first mouth understands by her own words she has just kicked up more interest and support in the tea party than she could have imagined. I hope the sound bite of her racist, bigoted ramblings are played over and over and over again on television, and radio; its excellent material for campaign commercials. I think the reason(s), for the continuing beating to death of the racist meme is:

    1. IT worked before, it should work again.
    2. Americans will be more afraid of being considered racist, than thinking for themselves, so they will be afraid to vote aginast my husband an his party.
    3. No one will see what a hating self loathing thing I am if I take what I actually believe and point my finger at everybody else, and accuse them of it. These fools will pick on all black people because I have made them a target, then they really will be racists.

    Mrs. First Tool, why don’t you take some of that organic vegetable patch and shove it in your mean spirited mouth, better yet stick it around the hole in the gulf, that way both you and the oil will stop spewing.
      

  • Peggy Sue

    How interesting, jbjd!  No mention on his website, no proof of the letter and unless I missed it, no response to the allegations from SoS Carnahan.  We’re being conned by so many people it’s enough to make you head spin.  Interesting article.  You’ve got real skill for this stuff.

  • Jackie

    I probably left about 20 or 30 comments in this thread yesterday, in response to creeper’s initial statement.  Many of you might remember them, since your responses are still posted.  All but 2 of those comments have been deleted.  I suppose it’s possible that 90% of my comments got “5-flagged” so they were automatically deleted, but the removal of my comments is so near-complete, it seems more likely an admin went in and deleted them.  Just wanted people to know I didn’t delete my own comments, which is the usual accusation when my comments “disappear” like this.  I don’t delete my comments.

  • Samb

    Katmoon-
    Your crystal ball is working today.
    :)

  • Ferd Berfle

    Well, lorac, that is par for That One’s course. I understand that he is issuing a new moratorium on deep drilling in the Gulf even though the courts ruled against him. His only knowledge of the law is apparently focused on how to get around it. I just wonder how much more he’ll get away with before even his own party disowns him for his extremist policies.

  • Samb

    Katmoon- 
    Your crystal ball is working well today. 
    :)

  • AbigailAdams

    OA:  Which island?  Vashon? 

    I’m in the heart of downtown, but where I was heading is also a libtard mecca — as you know the Gorge on a weekend is never rural.  Dinky Hood River had it’s very own barry outpost housed in one of the newest buildings there.  It was amazing to me, though, to spend 8 hours on the freeways and not see one single barry bumper sticker.  And I’m not exaggerating.  Not one.  I was so happy.  Not a single “Yes We Can!” or “Yes We Did.”  Nadda.

  • PortiaElizabeth
  • Ferd "Ritz Cracker" Berfle

    How about this, Tamara? “Ritz Cracker” Berfle. The bots can bite me.

  • Keebler-Katmoon MultiGrain

    With You Tamara Cracker!

  • Onofre’s arm

    Bingo on the Vashon guess. 

    Obviously, when you’re on the interstate you’re seeing cars filled with people going somewhere. Obamunists aren’t going anywhere, so you won’t see them on the road.

  • Samb
  • Samb

    George Harrison – Cracker box Palace 
    :-D

  • lorac

    PE, that was hilarious!  (and well done)

  • Diana L. C.

    jbjd,

    I appreciate the work you do trying to get things done in regard to the voter fraud during the GE.  It was horrible and something that could legally bring Obaby down if finally proved in court.

    HOWEVER, the caucus fraud is now FINALLY receiving some, if not as much, of the national media attention it deserved clear back then.  If enough people learn about this who were unaware of it before and if enough become angry about it and see that maybe it IS evidence of the slimy tactics O’s campaign were capable of committing, they will become far more open to FINALLY granting the possibility of outright voter fraud in the GE.

    As far as I am concerned, you can talk about how caucus fraud is just a “club” deal, but I can pretty much bet that most every person I talked with during the entire primary from caucuses to state assemblies and conventions and finally to the national convention felt it was more than just a “club” event.  IT WAS IN OUR MINDS A SERIOUS PART OF OUR AMERICAN VOTING PROCESS.  And each and every one of us should receive some justice for the fraud committed by the DNC when they let us participate believing we were following a certain set of WRITTEN rules and not being told that they felt they could change the rules as they saw fit.

     Never once on going into the entire process, donating money and time and effort did I believe that there were going to be swindlers and cheats running the show.  If I had known that was going to be something I might have to suck up and shut up about, I wouldn’t have gone into it in the first place. 

    Every time I hear one of the pretty boy or cutie girl talking heads rave about O’s brilliantly run campaign–especially in regard to the primary–I want to upchuck, scream, and throw things.  It’s as if they are equating cheating, bullying, and illegal money laundering schemes as being brilliant strategies and the right things to do to get your way. 

    When the country learns that his campaign during the primary was the dirtiest campaign ever and no longer see it as “brilliant,” they will be able to accept much easier all the VOTER fraud you want to get people to see. 

  • creeper

    Adams:  “We’ll have to wait and see whether they respond to those subpoenas.”

    Since when is responding to a subpoena optional?  Can government actually pick and choose what laws it wants to o

    Shit.  Never mind.  What was I thinking?

  • Keebler-Katmoon Multigrain

    Onofre, you are so lucky, that is such a beautfiul place. I spent a week there about 6 years ago for a Dance workshop,loved it. We wen tto the other side of the lisland to the temple toperform, it was so peaceful and beautiful, the entire time.

  • carol haka

    Ferd, a Ritz Cracker could be confused as a Latino.

    You would need to be a Carr’s Water Cracker.

    :-D

  • Diana L. C.

    TeakWoodKite,

    You asked Jackie if she had the ovaries to resign on principle.  That got me thinking.  I believe you’ve hit on how the Kool-Aid works and why we call them obots.  The Kool-Aid contains not only a mind numbing ingredient, it also has an ingredient that neuters them.  I bet all female bots have been chemically spayed and all male bots’ little “tea bags” have been chemically shriveled.  No wonder they all like to use the term “tea bagger” when they know it should be Tea Partier.  It gives them what little sexual thrill they can have now that they are all ITS.   :-D

  • Keebler-Katmoon Multigrain

    There we go, lost my Avatar for a moment.

  • creeper

    The Department of Justice isn’t about “justice” at all.  It’s about getting the current president re-elected. 

    These scumbags have perverted our constitution to the point of obscenity.

  • Ferd "Ritz Cracker" Berfle

    LMAO, carol. I’ll see what I can come up with.

  • getfitnow

    FLOTUS–still not proud apparently–still whining about how unfair life is for AA’s. >:o

    http://www.breitbart.tv/michelle-obama-tells-naacp-america-still-unequal/

  • Samb

    “The Fall of the Republic” is also good if you haven’t seen it yet.

  • Ferd "Ritz Cracker" Berfle

    Actually I’m more of a tam tam cracker.

  • creeper

    I don’t know if the “racist” meme is working but the fear thing is beginning to take hold here.

  • creeper

    Oh, that’s a hoot, PE.  Thanks.

  • Docelder

    But it’s the same thing as people blowing up abortion clinics or any of the rest of this anarchic “by any means” bullshit. Just because somebody doesn’t believe in someone else’s lawful activity is no excuse to disrupt them from doing it. I don’t like whale hunting either, but that show pissed me off worse to see those jackasses causing damage to the whaling ships. Those idiots should have spent their effort changing the law and not screwing with the ships.

  • creeper

    Bolden goes under the bus.

    http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/07/12/white-house-muslim-outreach-task-nasa/

    I’m not moving over.  Let him find his own damn bus.

  • Docelder

    This administration only follows the laws they believe in. The rest they ignore… “by any means”. They are anarchists.

  • getfitnow

    Animal Crackers—yummy! :-D

  • No Longer Banned in Beantown

    In another shocker “Felons Voting Illegally May Have Put Franken Over the Top in Minnesota, Study Finds”

    http://www.minnesotamajority.org/ 

  • lorac

    Ferd, you’re a Ritz, not a Saltine?  Are you bi-cracker?  lol

  • Ferd "Ritz Cracker" Berfle

    It really isn’t fear, creeper, but righteous anger. I am sick and tired of people being called racists merely because they point out that emperor oblahblah has no clothes, no ideas, no ethics, no morality, and no business being POTUS.

  • oowawa

    I think most of us are just moldy old gram crackers . . .

  • Ferd "Ritz Cracker" Berfle

    I’m not moving over.  Let him find his own damn bus
    =====================
    LMAO. Yeah, it’s already way too crowded with NQers.

  • Ferd "Ritz Cracker" Berfle

    LOL. And to think I had you pegged as an animal cracker, oowawa.

  • FlDemFem

    OA, Obama’s grandparents lived on an island in Washington state while his mother was going to grad school..that’s when she was on food stamps…do you think that it might be the same island you live on?? That would explain the rabid support in the area..hehehe.

  • No Longer Banned in Beantown

    How about we send these guys to the polls?

    They may be from the Bay Area, but I’ve sat with them and trust me, they are not Democrats.

  • candymarl

    Personally I prefer the Kosher unleavened crackers. Oy!

  • Keebler-Katmoon Multigrain

    Love it.

  • Jackie

    http://www.prospect.org/csnc/blogs/adam_serwer_archive?month=07&year=2010&base_name=when_was_the_new_black_panther#120462

    “The decision not to file a criminal case occurred before Obama was even in office.

    ‘After reviewing the matter, the Civil Rights Division determined that the facts did not constitute a prosecutable violation of the criminal statutes.  The Department did, however,  file a civil action on January 7, 2009, seeking injuctive and declaratory relief under 11(b) against four defendants.’

    This means that the case was downgraded to a civil case 11 days before Obama was inaugurated, 26 days before Eric Holder became attorney general, and about nine months before Thomas Perez was confirmed as head of the Civil Rights Division.”

  • No Longer Banned in Beantown

    bigger picture

  • Is It 2012 Yet?

    How insulting to all of the people who had their hearts literally broken by Obama’s thugs and the caucus fraud.  It literally destroyed the Democratic Party, and it still resonates in the hearts of everyone who watched the vile, corrupt, criminal acts of these thugs.  By the way, jbjd, what part of ILLEGAL do you not get?  DEATH THREATS ARE AGAINST THE LAW.  I’m not shocked that it’s you who said this.  I would expect it.  But how could you be so insensitive ON THIS BLOG IN PARTICULAR to say something so silly and hurtful?  Wow…just…WOW.

  • No Longer Banned in Beantown

    Obama and Company is angry. “We’ll show you”, they said.

    Today Salazar issued a moratorium for ALL Gulf drilling, not just deepwater drilling.

    The One certainly is vindictive.

    http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/07/12/obama-administration-issues-new-moratorium-offshore-oil-drilling/ 

  • Onofre’s arm

    No FlDemFem, the Dunhams lived on Mercer Island which is in the southern end of lake Washington, between Seattle and Belleview. The Western terminus of I-90 runs across it. At the time, in the early sixties, Mercer was also a concentration of liberalism, and Stanley Ann was apparently on the far left of even that liberal spectrum. They went to a UU church in a small urban cluster called Factoria, walking distance from the hill top neighborhood where I lived at the time. It was well known by my parents and most others in the neighborhood that the church was where the local far, far left elements went for services. It was euphemistically called “The Little RED Church”, because it was clearly a congregation of card carrying commies. I’m not exaggerating. 

  • lorac

    I saw that on a billboard in Arizona, off Hwy 8, when I was heading back west to California.  The right side of the billboard said, in big letters, “Jan Brewer”.

  • Stoned Wheat Thin arm

    Was that workshop at the Blue Heron, or the Vashon Dance Academy?

  • No Longer Banned in Beantown

    At the same event – The NAACP plans on doubling down on the Race Card for the Mid Term elections.

    “Michelle Obama Rouses NAACP Before Vote Condemning ‘Racist’ Elements of Tea Party”

    “Tea Party Leaders Say Political Motivation Driving NAACP Agenda”

    http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/naacp-tea-party-civil-rights-group-considers-resolution/story?id=11144640 

  • ~~JustMe~~

    You are all “Just Crackers”

  • lorac

    That’s going to be a long handle, candymarl lol

  • lorac

    LOL Wait!  You’re not a cracker!  (although you are family to us!)

  • lorac CheezIts

    I don’t eat them anymore, but they’re wickedly addictive and delicious!

  • oowawa

    I understand your point, Doc, but I do not agree with the “it’s the same thing” part.  The whales are much more important to me than the whaling ships.  That’s my heartfelt personal morality regarding this specific issue.  Now, if environmentalists were to resort to something like causing an oil spill in order to stir up  sympathy for their cause, I think that would be inexcusable.   It would not, to me, be the same thing as someone trying to stop the whaling ships from killing whales.  The Japanese routinely kill large numbers of whales “for scientific purposes” in order to evade the intent and spirit of the international accords.  Is this lawful?  Only if you’re (wink wink) creatively and loosely interpreting the international agreements.  The Japanese, Norwegians, and Icelanders are only doing their international reputations great harm for relatively nothing, and they have to stop it.

  • helenk

    At the same site:  Michael Moore says Americans will not go to heaven.
    as a proud American my reply is ” F##K YOU AND THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON”

    Bloomberg says: It is unamerican not to bulid a mosque on the site of the twin towers.
    My reply as a proud American is ” Hey dipshit would you build a Shinto shrine on the Arizona?”

    My rant is over for awhile.

    WOMEN WITH INTELLIGENCE AND EXPERIENCE,MEN WHO SUPPORT THEM AND COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY ALWAYS

    PUMAS,BUBBAS,EQUALISTS AND THOSE CHATTERING PEOPLE RULE

  • helenk

    Since in today’s language being a racist is being a  American that wants the best for the country no matter what color it comes in.
    I am a RACIST AND PROUD OF BEING ONE.

    Before 2008 when racist meant judging people by their color , I was not a racist.

    WOMEN WITH INTELLIGENCE, MEN WHO SUPPORT THEM AND COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY ALWAYS

    PUMAS,BUBBAS,EQUALISTS AND THOSE CHATTERING PEOPLE RULE

  • Docelder

    It was Bush… ROTFLMAO. It will always be Bush…ROTFLMAO. Bush caused global warming. Bush killed the dinosaurs. Bush did it… ROTFLMAO.

  • Ferd tam tam Berfle

    I was speaking to a colleague this morning and mentioned the kill cracker comments. He looked puzzled and asked me what had happened. I told him about it and he replied he had heard nothing about it. Of course, he said he rarely watches the news but ocassionally will check out CNN or MSNBC.

    An otherwise really smart person who I consider to be quite competent hasn’t the foggiest idea about what is really going on in this country. Discouraging, actually.

  • Keebler-Katmoon Multigrain

    I think it is the campground owned by the Campfire clubs, I think Camp Sealth-for Oasis dance Camp-West with Cassandra and Dahlia Carella-Flamenco and Bellydance. Been dancing for 50 years now.

  • arabella trefoil

    Obama’s doctors suggested that he continued “moderate drinking.”
     
    No wonder he’s lost so much weight. He needs booze and lots of it, stat!
     
    He has lost so much weight that his clothes are falling of of him. In one of his photos, his jacket was flapping around him so badly that you could see the bullet-proof vest he was wearing. Imagine how skinny he’d look without the bullet proof vest?
     
    We’s a walking pipe cleaner.

  • getfitnow

    So is Cracker Jacks–with a prize. :-P

  • jbjd

    PS, liked your comment about my ‘skill for this work’ but no gravater!

  • jbjd

    People, “Is it 2012 Yet?” sounds just like a woman named Bettina Viviano.  Ms. Viviano is a producer associated with GodLikeProductions.  And Ms. Viviano’s animus toward me is longstanding, having been festering since the fall of 2008, when I dared to criticize the woman in whom she revealed she has complete faith, Orly Taitz. 

    In the fall of 2008, I recruited anonymous helpers to distribute a memo I wrote hypothesizing that lawyers wanting to get into federal court to raise the issue of BO’s NBC status; could avoid dismissals based on ‘standing’ by using Plaintiffs who were national guard subject to recall.  In that way, these Plaintiffs would not be under the jurisdiction of the UCMJ and so, could question the CiC without fear of reprisal.  (National guard are under the jurisdiction of the Governor until federalized.) (It’s all spelled out on the blog.) In addition to recruiting 5 (five) helpers, I personally contacted Orly, Phil B., Andy Martin, and Leo D., explaining the work.  No one ‘bit.’  But a few weeks later, I re-contacted Orly, since she was gaining much notoriety, and re-submitted my idea to her.  Now, she told me, everyone knows you can use military to gain standing.  ‘Yes; I am the one who told everyone!’  Well, for a while, Orly and I worked together.  I drafted the original military complaint.  But I found ‘working’ together increasingly impossible.  The final split occurred for many reasons, but the ‘straw’ was when some military contacted me to see whether I could get their names removed from releases they had signed with Orly to be Plaintiffs in her lawsuits.  According to these would be military Plaintiffs, they had misunderstood the wording of those releases, which seemed to constructively admit to treason. (Leo D. wrote several scathing articles opposing Orly’s tactics as well.) I did help out; and then I severed ties.  I also criticized both Orly’s approoach and the quality of Orly’s work.  Bettina, having by that time hooked up with Orly – several videos of their collaboration are also on the internet – was livid, engaging in diatribes against me compared to which this one posted here on NQ pales.  

    So, here I point out, nothing in the conduct of the caucuses broke the law related to voter fraud.  And in rebuttal, I am hit with the straw dog argument that death threats are against the law.  True; death threats in most jurisdictions are crimes and as such, should have been reported to police and investigated.  But does it seem rational to those of you who ‘liked’ these remarks that, by pointing out, caucuses qua caucuses did not violate state laws; I am supporting death threats?  Or invalidating the feeling of being cheated experienced by those people in the film?

    Two years ago, when these caucus videos were recorded, Bettina indicated they would be made into a film and distributed.  Maybe this notoriety will help in that endeavor.  But slamming me for telling the truth is as old as crying racism to obscure that truth.  Luckily, this white woman has a black son and the racism charges cannot stick.  Too bad there’s no obvious protection against feigned righteous indignation.

    As for wanting people to ‘see the voter fraud’ I have been talking about, you are those people.  The laws that were broken were laws you enacted.  The AG works for you.  Stop talking about me, or ‘my’ work; this is all about you. I am only the one who figured out how your ballot was stolen.

  • Peggy Sue

    Diane, I’ve read a number of jbjd’s articles on caucas fraud.  I don’t think she’s trying to diminish what happened but is looking at the situation from a legal standpoint and from that point of view [if I've understood her material] the caucas mess is not something you could nail the Dems on “legally.”  It does certainly show the whole process in a very bad light and makes the Obamacrats look like the thugs they were.  But not much else.

    I think the really interesting question is “why now?”  Why suddenly is this caucas material being released when I’ve read repeatedly on the blogs that all the news outlets, including Fox, were provided with ample materials for an expose during the primary, before the GE?

    Timing is everything. 

    Reminds me of the Evelyn Pringle series on the Illinois Combine and Barack Obama’s connection to all the slimy characters in the “pay-to-play” scheme, the crooked deals that had been going on for years, involving Dems and Republicans alike.  It was thoroughly documented and exhaustive in its coverage.  She couldn’t get a single news outlet to cover it.  Why?  Being the cynic that I’ve become, I would say because the deal had already been struck–Obama was the Chosen One.

    And now he’s not.

  • jbjd

    People, “Is it 2012 Yet?” sounds just like a woman named Bettina Viviano.  Ms. Viviano is a producer associated with GodLikeProductions.  And Ms. Viviano’s animus toward me is longstanding, having been festering since the fall of 2008, when I dared to criticize the woman in whom she revealed she has complete faith, Orly Taitz.   
     
    In the fall of 2008, Viviano was one of 5 (five) anonymous helpers I recruited to distribute a memo I wrote hypothesizing that lawyers wanting to get into federal court to raise the issue of BO’s NBC status; could avoid dismissals based on ‘standing’ by using Plaintiffs who were national guard subject to recall.  In that way, these Plaintiffs would not be under the jurisdiction of the UCMJ and so, could question the CiC without fear of reprisal.  (National guard are under the jurisdiction of the Governor until federalized.) (It’s all spelled out on the blog.) In addition to recruiting helpers, I personally contacted Orly, Phil B., Andy Martin, and Leo D., explaining the work.  No one ‘bit.’  But a few weeks later, I re-contacted Orly, since she was gaining much notoriety, and re-submitted my idea to her.  Now, she told me, everyone knows you can use military to gain standing.  ‘Yes; I am the one who told everyone!’  Well, for a while, Orly and I worked together.  I drafted the original military complaint.  But I found ‘working’ together increasingly impossible.  The final split occurred for many reasons, but the ‘straw’ was when some military contacted me to see whether I could get their names removed from releases they had signed with Orly to be Plaintiffs in her lawsuits.  According to these would be military Plaintiffs, they had misunderstood the wording of those releases, which seemed to constructively admit to treason. (Leo D. wrote several scathing articles opposing Orly’s tactics as well.) I did help out; and then I severed ties.  I also criticized both Orly’s approoach and the quality of Orly’s work.  Bettina, having by that time hooked up with Orly – several videos of their collaboration are also on the internet – was livid, engaging in diatribes against me compared to which this one posted here on NQ pales.    
     
    So, here I point out, nothing in the conduct of the caucuses broke the law related to voter fraud.  And in rebuttal, I am hit with the straw dog argument that death threats are against the law.  True; death threats in most jurisdictions are crimes and as such, should have been reported to police and investigated.  But does it seem rational to those of you who ‘liked’ these remarks that, by pointing out, caucuses qua caucuses did not violate state laws; I am supporting death threats?  Or invalidating the feeling of being cheated experienced by those people in the film?  
     
    Two years ago, when these caucus videos were recorded, Bettina indicated they would be made into a film and distributed.  Maybe this notoriety will help in that endeavor.  But slamming me for telling the truth is as old as crying racism to obscure that truth.  Luckily, this white woman has a black son and the racism charges cannot stick.  Too bad there’s no obvious protection against feigned righteous indignation.  
     
    As for wanting people to ‘see the voter fraud’ I have been talking about, you are those people.  The laws that were broken were laws you enacted.  The AG works for you.  Stop talking about me, or ‘my’ work; this is all about you. I am only the one who figured out how your ballot was stolen.

  • Is It 2012 Yet?

    jbjd…I told everyone in my email group that you are a tad obsessed with me.  Gee, a ten page long response kind of backs that up.  Wow.  You kind of freak me out.  That post was ridiculous, just plain outlandish.  You clearly know nothing about what happened, in truth, in this whole mess.   And we haven’t finished the film yet either.  But for you to try your usual one upmanship, and know it all bullshit on something this detrimental to people is pathetic.  Who the hell do you think you are?  Beyond always being factually incorrect, you’re just an obnoxous, pompous windbag. 

  • sowsear
  • Is It 2012 Yet?

    As for timing…that doesn’t take rocket science either.  You guys do know that the DOJ whistleblower referred to it, and now there are charges that the Franken mess had fraud.  Frankly, having a brain, I would prefer that this happened NOW, right before November, because it resonates more with voters.  I have been talking to Breitbart for almost A YEAR about doing this.  We BOTH agreed that getting closer to November was the best thing.

    By the way, since you people make things up…the REASON that we got on was because of our relationship with Sophie B. Hawkins.  Sophie was just on Fox and Friends performing the song she wrote to raise money for the Gulf.  It was SOPHIE who went to Alisyn, the producer, and told her in person about our story.  See, sometimes things happen without jbjd having to make things up.  Sophie has fought for us behind the scenes for years, and wrote a song for our movie.  It was IMMEDIATE that Fox called us, after Sophie talked to them.  So, big conspiracy?  I don’t think so.  I think it was someone like Sophie having credibility in their eyes actually sitting with them in person and telling the story.  And, how smart, jbjd, would it have been to expose it in January of 2010, when Obama’s “Presidency” just started?  Hmmmm what a genius move.  Did anyone think that maybe it might be better now that he is tanking and destroying his own?  That maybe the timing is PERFECT.

    It’s sad that someone has to tear apart a 2 year long labor of love by MANY, MANY PEOPLE across this country, to expose the truth.  But, like I said, had I known she was blogging here I could have counted down the minutes until she did it. 

    I love lots of you here, and thank you for the support in the past.  But this crap is ugly and I won’t be around it.  Blessings to all of you.

  • jbjd

    Peggy Sue, I generally don’t consider motive because at this point, I just want to get BO out of the WH; but I suspect the timing could just as easily have to do with getting him elected.  That is, if people are so preoccupied with the injury of the fraudulent caucuses and, get rid of these before the next Presidential preference primary; people could mistakenly believe, this is how the election was stolen last time and so, this time, we’re safe.  But we’re not.

    Neither HRC nor BO had enough pledged delegate votes to lock up the D nomination.  Even in popular votes, HRC and BO were virtually tied in TX.  So, even assuming a comparable allocation of votes/pledged delegate awarded, they still would have been tied.  No; the last piece of the fraud puzzle is not about primary versus caucus contests.  It’s all about vote binding states, at the Convention. (Still working on this article.)

    But all of these laws that were broken to install BO into the WH were aimed at only one thing:  to get his name on the general (Electors) election ballot.  Because even though we don’t elect the POTUS in November; the D’s would not have dared to steal the election for BO in December, at the level of the Electors, if they hadn’t gotten his name on the ballot in November. http://jbjd.wordpress.com/2009/08/25/never-less-than-a-treason-1-of-2/
     and http://jbjd.wordpress.com/2009/08/28/never-less-than-a-treason-2-of-2/

  • Is It 2012 Yet?

    Gee, I just got this email…Apparently jbjd is going all over the blogoshpere with her little stalker obsession…Why does NQ keep this nut here?  Here’s the email from my email group:

    “Bettina, I just went to HillBuzz and your film is on a thread there and jbjd made comments downplaying your documentary there, too.

    Guess what!  The people posting comments after hers side with you not her.  They think your documentary is a first and is very important.  They called jbjd a TROLL!

    The people there defended your documentary.  Don’t worry about jbjd.  She’s jealous!  Plain and simple.  She’s still working on the ballot issue and probably going nowhere with it.

    I haven’t been to No Quarter in a while.  I’ll have to go there and see what’s going on.

    But your documentary has caught like wildfire!  Don’t let her get you down.

    You go girl!”

  • jbjd

    PS, I am the “you” who “Like” your reassurances to Diane L.C.

  • jbjd

    PS, I am the “you” who “Like” your reassurances to Diana L.C.

  • Docelder

    We already have a state media. Hope and change is just like Castro’s doves. He trained those birds to follow him around with food. Then he would go to villages and the doves would come out of the trees and land on him. The people saw it as a sign that he was a man of peace. Bullshit. I call hope and change the same bullshit. Same thing but the press acting as the doves with Obama.

  • Peggy Sue

    I agree and btw, I wasn’t trying to smear Is It 2012 Yet.  I don’t know nor have I worked with her or the group that’s put this particular film together.  I’m talking about all the materials, the photo shots and video clips, the  testimony from people on the ground, who witnessed the thuggish behavior, people barred at the door, etc., etc., etc. at a number of caucases.

    Where was the investigation then?  Where were the journalists?  Seemed to me it was only Hillary’s supporters screaming about this and the press turned a deaf ear, a blind eye.  And now?  They’re interested. Mere coincidence?  Hummmm.

    Btw, I look forward to the new article.  I’ll have to go up and refresh myself on the particulars. 

  • Is It 2012 Yet?

    Oops, I forgot, we also got a call from John Fund at the Wall Street Journal today.  Yes, it’s late, but this is the BEST time for it.

    jbjd, why are you writing the same stuff and taking other people’s research that has ALREADY BEEN DONE?  All of that stuff you regurgitated is old news.  Dr. Lynette Long and others have already done what you, two years later, are doing.  You’re not an expert on any of this because you take the work of others from two years ago.  My God.

  • Peggy Sue

    I saw it.  Your initials came up on my end at least.

  • oowawa

    Ah–my wife worked at the Factoria Safeway in the 70′s.  We lived in Redmond before Microsoft made it get real big.

  • Stoned Wheat Thin arm

    Ooooo, the belly dancers eh. They’re always my favorite entrant in the Vashon Strawberry Festival parade down main street through our meager town. I sometimes find myself impulsively trailing along with them. It’s this Saturday.  :-D

    And it is Camp Sealth, good memory! 

  • Stoned Wheat Thin arm

    Well oowawa, as comedian Steve Wright would say, “It’s a small world………..but I wouldn’t want to paint it.”

  • Onofre’s arm

    Just wanted to post one more thing to jettison my cracker name. I was so hoping to see if anyone chose “Chicken in a Biscuit” for their cracker name. Oh well, I guess Prime 8 Butt isn’t lurking.

  • jbjd

    Bettina Sofia Viviano is listed in the credits of the film, “We Will Not Be Silenced” as Producer/Literary Manager.
    http://wewillnotbesilenced2008.com/credits.htm

    In this interview, she says, “My partner and I took $20,000 of our own money, bought cameras, hired editors.”  http://www.rightpundits.com/?p=6295  If you want to help Ms. Viviano recoup some of that money, a notice on the “We Will Not Be Silenced” informs, “We are accepting donations for the completion of the documentary.” 

  • creeper

    Anger yes, Ferd.  But also fear.  Fear that our children will never know the freedoms we have enjoyed all our lives.  Fear (or at least the creeping suspicion) that the country we grew up in is already gone. 

    Maybe it won’t bother the kids.  They’ve lived with these intrusions all their lives.  They think it’s perfectly reasonable that the government can monitor their phone calls and e-mails. 

    When I take my son to the airport so he can fly to work it breaks my heart to see him stripping off his shoes in the terminal and joining the other barefoot sheeple on the trek through security.  Soon he’ll pass through a full-body scanner.  That he sees this as perfectly normal is beyond depressing.

    (Please don’t list the reasons that airline security is necessary.  That was my business.  I know them all.  And I hate them all.  I, who used to fly from Houston to Denver for dinner, have been on an airplane once in the past twenty years.  Barring a major emergency, that will have been the last time.)

    What I’m trying to say, I guess, is that I don’t recognize much of my world any more.  Oh, sure…most of it looks the same.  But knowing what is happening to it at the hands of Barack Obama and his tribe (thank you, Ellen D) colors what I see.  Will that store be there next year?  Do those African-American people standing on the corner think I’m a racist?  I love this house but can we afford to keep it when we retire?  Is that new road any good or did they just slap an inch of blacktop over the rough places? 

    It just seems there’s no pure happiness any more.  There’s an edge to everything that I don’t remember till recently.  By “recently” I mean starting with the stolen election of 2000.  There was the first proof that justice could be perverted and that the will of the people would not always prevail. 

    Nothing was ever quite the same after that.  Life assumed a surreal quality that’s never gone away…only worsened as time goes by. 

    Aging probably has something to do with this.  Every older generation decrys what is happening to the younger ones.  Remembering that used to keep my perspective straight.  Nowadays it doesn’t do much to keep the megrims at bay. 

    Old, angry and scared.  That’s me.  Thanks for the words of wisdom, Ferd.  I’ll focus on the anger.

  • jbjd

    Bettina, Dr. Long wrote about caucus fraud; I assumed that is where you got the statistics you cite at the beginning of the promo for the film, although I saw no credit to her work on the blog. I know her work and often reference her stellar statistical analysis.  (Her blog is linked here on NQ but, it has converted to a members only site.)

    My work on election fraud focuses solely on conduct that violates the law.  As such, it necessarily excludes any analysis of caucus fraud, or fraud in Presidential preference primaries.  In fact, the only mention in my work of either of these occurs in relation to the conduct of BO and his representatives in trying to ‘turn’ HRC pledged delegates from vote binding states, BEFORE the Convention.  Because that conduct would violate the law, whether the pledged delegate resulted from votes in a primary or caucus.  (And GA AG Thurbert Baker agreed.)

  • jbjd

    PE, it might help to use their real name:  the Democratic National Committee Services Corporation.  Did you get that?  CORPORATION. 

  • TeakWoodKite

    :)

  • jbjd

    Diana L.C. write, the voting fraud I have been addressing ‘could bring BO down if proven in court.’  What?  I could not care less whether an AG actually gets a case into court; or whether s/he wins prosecution.  My focus is solely on getting BO out of office.  And all that will take is one AG asking the D who signed the Certification of BO’s Nomination submitted to election officials in that state, to produce the documents that were the basis for this Certification he was Constitutionally qualified for the job.  Because no such documents exist.  And the knowledge they don’t exist will trigger the appropriate response in Congress.  My work has nothing to do with court cases but with getting citizens to compel their elected officials to protect the ballot.  It’s about education and empowerment (and, at some point, prevention), and not punishment and retaliation.  I leave that to others.

  • jbjd

    Diana L.C. writes, the voting fraud I have been addressing ‘could bring BO down if proven in court.’  What?  I could not care less whether an AG actually gets a case into court; or whether s/he wins prosecution.  My primary reason for focusing on the election fraud that literally got state election officials to print BO’s name on the ballot (in applicable states) is that exposing this fraud alone will get BO out of office.  All that is required is for one AG to tell the D who signed the Certification of BO’s Nomination submitted to election officials in that state, to produce the documents that were the basis for this Certification he was Constitutionally qualified for the job.  Because no such documents exist.  And the news no such documents exist will finally trigger the appropriate response in Congress.  My work has nothing to do with court cases but with getting citizens to compel their elected officials to protect the ballot.  It’s about education and empowerment (and, at some point, prevention), but not punishment and retaliation.  I leave that to others.

  • Keebler-Katmoon Multigrain

    OA-Oh yes the parade, I had forgotten, it is way too much fun. BTW, we love the tang alongs in parades who obviously enjoy the dancing, all in good fun. There are two other events in Wa that really are quite entertaining for this dance venue, The Mediterranean Festival in Seattle, anf in Wenatchee(another favorite place) on Haloween there is a Hafla(dance show) at the museum, it is very fun and funny, poking fun at ourelves as dancers. I do miss it, but I do not miss the Tri-Cities.  Have fun at the parade Saturday! :*

  • FlDemFem

    I am giggling at part of your answer, OA. This part… a congregation of card carrying commies. Not only is it amusingly alliterative, but also an oxymoron. Communists are supposed to be atheists, so what are they doing in church???
    8-)

  • creeper

    jbjd, I do not understand this: “the D’s would not have dared to steal the election for BO in December, at the level of the Electors, if they hadn’t gotten his name on the ballot in November.”

    How on earth would it even have been possible for them to steal the election in December if he HADN’T been on the GE ballot in November?

  • oowawa

    “Yes, it’s late, but this is the BEST time for it.”

    It sure is.  The attacks on the documentary are absolutely perplexing, particularly here at No Quarter.  It is a powerful work and it documents pervasive wrongdoing during the Primary.  We were all howling about it back then.  It was WRONG!  It was MEAN!  It was UNJUST! It should NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN! The makers of this essential film should not be attacked for making it, or derided because it is finally getting some attention.  WTF is  going on here!?!?  The Obama krewe brought thugs to the caucuses and that wasn’t widely reported as a major issue.  Now the black panther intimidation at the polling station is being dismissed.  Yes!  Good that it’s finally getting some attention!  Hurray for everybody involved in We Shall Not Be Silenced! 

  • jbjd

    My initial point, now lost in these straw dog exchanges, was simply this:  caucus fraud is sexy to look at but it does not implicate the D’s in ballot fraud, which is the specific election fraud that is actionable. And spending time bemoaning the rigged caucuses neither eliminates these caucuses, which are inherently unfair, anyway; nor educates citizens preoccupied with bemoaning the inequity of those affairs, with the nuts and bolts as to how our political system works. (Repetitive postings of revisionist history does not a fait accompli make. Even when the author uses ‘caps’ and ‘bold’ to make the point.)

  • jbjd

    creeper, as people who regularly read my blog already know, we only vote for Electors in November.  The reason the names of these Electors do not appear on state ballots is that states have passed laws saying, we will print the name of the Nominee for POTUS of the major political party on the ballot; and citizens will be voting for the Electors for that person.  (Printing the names of all of the Electors in each state would be prohibitive in a state like CA, given that the number of Electors equals the number of U.S. Representatives (based on Congressional districting) plus the 2 U.S. Senators.)  (By Certifying the results of this general Elector election, the Governor fulfills the Ascertainment requirement in the U.S. Constitution. 

    Under the Constitution, Electors need not vote for any particular person.  Thus, say for example, between the general election in November and the vote of the Electors in December, the nominee for the Party dies.  Does this call for a new election?  No.  The Electors can elect someone else.  Under federal law, that is.  But some states have enacted laws saying, Electors must vote for the nominee of their party.  (Did you know, Electors are selected by the party to be ‘on the ballot’ in the first place?)  However, no Elector who violated that law has ever been punished.  Anyway, if the original nominee dies before the Electors elect a POTUS; the party can nominate someone else.  (This might not be in time to remove the old name from the ballot and replace it with the new but, so what?  Citizens are not electing the POTUS in November but only party Electors.) Keep in mind, the fact that state laws mandating specific Elector conduct not required under the Constitution – for example, ‘you must vote for the party nominee’ – have never been challenged in federal court likely means, these state Elector laws are likely Constitutional.  This means, states could also enact laws affecting Elector conduct that say, for example, Electors must elect only Constitutionally qualified candidates.

  • oowawa

    jbjd, caucus fraud is not “sexy” to look at; it is ugly and infuriating to look at.  Why did you use that word twice?  Spending time “bemoaning” the “rigged caucuses” is time spent exposing it to the light of day, so that people can see it and hopefully be able to do something to forestall it when it happens again.  “Bemoaning” is a word that demeans the people who care about such things as caucus fraud and makes them sound like a bunch of whiny complainers who should just STF up. 

    I have always admired the investigations you have undertaken to challenge Obama’s legitimacy.  This documentary does not intrude on your turf.  It is simply about thugs intimidating people and subverting the caucus process.

  • jbjd

    oowawa, show of hands:  how many people who have been complaining about the caucus irregularities portrayed in Bettina’s video for the past 2 (two) years, have taken concrete steps to eliminate the caucus system from their states?  That’s my point. 

    If everyone publicizing this pet project or that instead took advantage of the press afforded them; took advantage of that opportunity to speak directly to citizens/A’sG in applicable states, and ask, “(fill in name of person), why do you refuse requests from the citizens of (fill in state) to produce the documentary evidence that was the basis for your Certification to state election officials in (fill in state) in August 2008 that Barack Obama was Constitutionally qualified to be President, to get these officials to print his name on the ballot?”  Then, repeat the question, using the name of the AG; and after to add “ask responsible members of both the state and national Democratic party to produce the documentary evidence..

    We all know caucuses are unfair; although most of us had no idea what these were until the last election.  Now, we know the statistics about more votes required per primary pledged delegate than caucus; we know parents of young children cannot attend, or elderly, or physically callenged, or shift workers.  What work is spearheaded by these people capitalizing on the misery of disenfranchised caucus voters both in and out of that video?  That’s my point.

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