dreaminofsailin: this isn't a stock board and we're all pariahs any way, so it would be difficult for "our cult" to post anything off topic that relates to government and politics.

sortagreen: really?
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=23969001

Something to ponder: now we don't know the truth. Yet, the specter of more feral gumit manipulations and witch hunts have surfaced. http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/7645222?MSNHPHMA

StephanieVanbryce: well, I agree with you on that principle. I've long called it seeking political messiahs. You've said the same thing.

sylvester80: why are you changing the subject? I've already dismissed Hitlery. Why do you keep acting that I'm backing her. The only way that I could ever vote for her would be that I was forced to vote and the only two choices were: Lewdy Rudy and Hitlery. B.O. has taken special interest money in various ways. Now he wants to put on airs and a show. Sorry, but I've seen the routine way too many times from far too many polies.

sylvester80: I stand behind everything that I posted. Why don't you do some homework, for a change? You failed to point out what you considered to be false. Hmmmm, that makes you the liar.

Jay Leno tonight.

todd h: ah yes, thanks; I'd forgotten the comparison of Dubaya to Woodrow Wilson.

sylvester80: not very amusing, as B.O. has long accepted lobbyist and PAC money for his campaigns and he has done the smoke and mirrors and all around razz-ma-tazz through "leadership" committees for federal level activities. Many individual donors are coordinated efforts of the "Israel lobby." He still, to this day, has unexplained holes in his contributions. As a number of folks have pointed out, "The numbers just don't add up."

Ron Paul has never taken special interest money and is the only one to make full disclosure of earmarks. B.O. could not be "clearly honest" for the simple reason that he dodges so many questions. Also both he and his wife are CFR members. Why don't you do a study of each administration, going back in time, and see the heavy affiliations with various think tanks, especially The CFR? Of course, Hitlery is power mad and so is B.O.

B.O. represents the tyranny of democracy given time.

Susie924: yeppers, what a slap in the face to Faux Snooz.

So why the exclusion? It's hard to say, and Fox News hasn't exactly been forthcoming on this point.

For his part, Paul said he thinks it's because he--alone among Republican candidates--opposes the war in Iraq. After being excluded, Paul explained that he views Fox News as a "propagandist" for the war with editorial views that are hardly in keeping with traditional conservative limited-government principles, according to a story by the Boston Globe.

Adding to the intrigue is that the New Hampshire Republican Party, which is co-sponsoring the debate and presumably has some say in who's invited, published a statement this week saying the media should not be in the "business of excluding serious candidates and talks were continuing with Fox."

StephanieVanbryce: ah yes, just like a childish bigot to criticize something that she doesn't understand.

sylvester80: you won't get any arguments from me on Hitlery. She, among others, rubber stamped this war. To me, B.O. has the untenable marionettist's strings attached. Years ago, folks pushed Alan Keyes at me. His CFR membership automatically disqualified him.

How can change happen when it stays the same? B.O. invested his ambitions with a think tank policy.

BTW, have you ever taken the time to study even The CFR? If you haven't, then stop everything and get to it. Oh, you'll be pissed, part way through.

PegnVA: the nuances have evolved much like the marketing of wrestling. Look how long it took polies to grasp the power or the destruction of television. The polies today have to be prepared to market on the whole multimedia. Thus, B.O. and R.P. got a lot of 'Net coverage.

teapeebubbles: I am actually disappointed in you that you haven't viewed it as professional wrestling all this time.

lentinman: of course he reads every post on this board. How else would he earn the right to be person marked by everyone who frequents this board?

StephanieVanbryce: we can always count on you to supply the high end bigot's point of view.

follylama: I am in agreement with you on this. I usually call him: Sick Fraud. His rantings were consistent with many a cocaine addict. Modern psychology and mind sciences have essentially discredited all of his writings with the exception of his vast plagiarizations of Gustave Le Bon's work on group psychology.

deathtotaxes: the lawless cabal running the show has their hooks in every candidate from both of the major parties with the sole exception of Ron Paul.

“The ordinary man is passive ... Within a narrow circle, home life, and perhaps the trade unions or local politics, he feels himself master of his fate ... But otherwise he simply lies down and lets things happen to him.” (George Orwell [Eric Arthur Blair]) Source: Inside the Whale, 1940

Yeppers, let's all lie down and accept the shackles.

sylvester80: I already blew that one away. You want another caretaker warden for the gulag.

metrolane: ooooooww, so close, she's his mommy.

sylvester80: the 2000 election was lost when the conventions were final. It was vote for CFR member and lackey algore or CFR member and lackey Dubaya. The foreign and domestic policies of the Dubaya administration are alien to essential platforms of both parties just a few decades ago. The Drive for American hegemony was penned for the think tanks by folks like Leo Strauss and Zbigniew Brzezinski. algore would have just as slavishly obeyed the masters.

penny_ta: here's a link:
http://thenewliberty.com/?p=452

sylvester80: Since 1974, for various offices, I have voted for folks who did not get elected. I twice voted for Ralph Nader. The purpose was to keep the torch burning of opposition. You will say that Mr. Nader was a horrible choice and I am forced to agree. Other principles were in play.

With the money Ron Paul has been provided with and the powerful network of volunteers, a forceful message has been sent to the Republican Party, the think tanks and their lackeys in The ABTT Networks (Anything But The Truth). Faux Snooz has been especially baitch slapped lately. "We fabricate, you decide." This past week Ron Paul called in to Sean Insanity and ate him for lunch. That alone was worth the price of his candidacy.

Sometimes we need to step out of our comfort zones to achieve a real peace. Hey, I'm doing my part.

sylvester80: the framework for a full-fledged police state is in place. Surely, you can agree with that. The rule of law and all personal liberties need to be restored. We need to get our noses out of other nations, except for fair trading with them. This means out of Iraq and Afghanistan, for starters. Nine out ten planks of Marx has virtually destroyed our nation internally.

Presently, there is only one announced candidate for the two major parties that is independent from the think tanks and the special interests, ad infinitum. Ron Paul is the first presidential candidate that I truly support, not begrudgingly vote for.

More unclear thinking and actions by a puppet poly:
http://obama.senate.gov/speech/060216-floor_statement_2/

Whenever the feral gumit wants to reform something, we need to all scream as loudly as possible. One does not amend a rotten and poisonous tree. It is to be ripped up from the roots and burnt to nanoparticle ashes.

sylvester80: again, where is your own thinking? He's just another of a long line of think tank puppets. That is NOT clear thinking. That is called selling out.

sylvester80: cheese and crackers already. Can't you utilize your own mind and respond to my points? Hasn't this nation suffered from enough statism already? Or is it all okay with you as long as it's Marxism? Adolph Hitler and Louis Farrakhan both employed group think in group speeches. So does Dubaya and B.O. The corruption of Yellow Dog Democrats is on par with other oppressions foisted upon this nation. In the final analysis, there is no real difference to a populace between communism and fascism. The state is the master not the servant.

sylvester80: seriously, this partisan mentality is a large chunk of the insanity of several nations' governments. You want cadence? Oh please, I warned folks about Dubaya back in 1998 and his speech cadence with "Bubba." We must cold turkey these think tank folks.

sylvester80: not surprisingly, both Deval Patrick and Barack Obama are part of The CFR fold. Can we finally have an administration that's not owned by the thinktanks?
http://www.americanpatrol.com/COLUMNISTS/SHEEHY-DANIEL/080102-DS6.htm

bartermania: what a slap to the face of Faux!

arizona1: there's more:
http://www.theaircar.com/models.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/988265.stm
http://www.popularmechanics.com/automotive/new_cars/4217016.html
http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/03/30/spark.air.car/index.html
http://freeenergynews.com/Directory/CompressedAir/index.html

Paulie Cashews: thanks for the enlightenment. I didn't realize that Brown was a Norwegian surname. Something like Sven Brown just doesn't quite have the proper ring.

Jason0352: thanks for the link and good work. However, it was no debate. One person ate up the other. ROFL Mr. Insanity is both ignorant and a bare faced liar. Did you notice his pure misrepresentation of Saddam Hussein and Kuwait, conveniently omitting what U.S. Ambassador April Glaspie told him? (Which was in line with James Baker.)

todd h: Lincoln was a mixed bag. He launched the worst attacks against The Constitution to date, at the time. Then he spent an amount of time repairing a number of his mistakes. He certainly did not free slaves and paved the way for full slavery. I think it was Napoleon who said that the victors get to write history.

todd h: I have been able to obtain unpasteurized and unhomogenized milk in Pennsylvania for years. It's one of two states that it's legal.

penny_ta: Yeppers, I remember that. Here's a paradoxical quote:

"Our society finds truth too strong a medicine to digest undiluted. In its purest form, truth is not a polite tap on the shoulder. It is a howling reproach." (Ted Koppel)

asus: here's the link:
http://www.slatev.com/player.html?id=1357341099>1=10733

ThatHawaiiGuy: the other; stop reading my mind.

Vexari: of course they did. Like in the book, Animal Farm, it's on the side of the barn.

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