Showing posts with label KOS Nutroots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KOS Nutroots. Show all posts

Monday, January 10, 2011

Nice blood libel you frame here, Dr. Krugman. In less than 3 paragraphs you place this nutcase on the right, and blame right-wing 'extremists' for his craziness. You do realize that this man voted for Barack Obama, don't you?

"If they bring a knife to the fight, we bring a gun" - Barack Obama, 6/14/2008.

Jared Lee Loughner listened to whom? Not to Sarah Palin, or 'right-wing extremists'; Loughner was a lefty who likely hated Sarah Palin and I doubt he listened to any right-wing pundits on radio or TV. Maybe Jared Lee Loughner listened to Barack Obama, and pushed back against a decidedly blue-dog Democrat? Maybe he reads Markos Moulitsas (proprietor of the far-Left blog Daily KOS, a prominent Democrat site that has hosted diaries written by Democrat politicians, and yes, even Keith Olbermann)?

Daily KOS had a diarist's post up two days before the shootings, since scrubbed, stating that Ms. Gifford was 'dead to me'. More likely that a 22-y/o was attracted to Daily KOS than to the 'old men' in the party of FOX.

Professor Glenn Reynolds asks this:
"To be clear, if you're using this event to criticize the "rhetoric" of Mrs. Palin or others with whom you disagree, then you're either: (a) asserting a connection between the "rhetoric" and the shooting, which based on evidence to date would be what we call a vicious lie; or (b) you're not, in which case you're just seizing on a tragedy to try to score unrelated political points, which is contemptible. Which is it?"
From what I read here, Dr. Krugman, and from many other far-left news organizations and web sites, I see no reason to have any reaction other than contempt.

Monday, October 5, 2009

This is a comment I posted at PW. There's a lot of background involved, if you're not understanding what's happening, then read the thread (all 755 comments). Or not. I won't link Barrett Brown's screed, either; if you want to read it, g00gle will be your friend.

Come on in, 'timmah'. I'm tiring of batting around my local troll, he's becoming a bit boring.

I just finished reading Barrett Brown’s (aka “Barriticus” .. no kidding, that’s his Photobucket screen name) cry-me-a-river whine-fest screed, and his Daily Kos diary. From what deep well of sorrowful bitterness and envy does “Barriticus” get the nerve to question PW’s comment section when he’s a lapdog diarist in the most bunkered-down and nassty, evil, under-bridge-troll-minded blog on the planet? Remember Daily Kos’ diarists’ reactions after the death of Tony Snow? Has anyone tried to post there who’s not of their full-metal-straight-jacketed mindset, and kept their account? For shame, Barret Brown. That KOS membership sullys any thing else you post anywhere (yes, Sullys, as in Andrew).

“Barriticus” tries to posit a link between the coming “new” world wide internet, one that’s no longer controlled by the US, a tenuous argument at best; he lamely suggests that the rest of the world’s opinions of the U.S.A will be changed and damaged by exposure to PW’s commenters. As if every other person on the planet with internet access is suddenly going to descend on any blog and delve into reading the comments. I know I do every day, don’t you? I especially enjoy reading those political blogs in China, where we find comments from the heart and soul of the free and happy populace.

Even is there was such a worldwide descent into blogger’s comments as Barrett imagines, then “Barriticus” might concern himself with his own meager comment section, which now features the creature timb, “timmah”, who was dwarf-tossed out of PW hundreds of times and still pathetically crawls around the blogs looking to trash Jeff G. That’s some unrequited love poor timmah is caught up in.

Timmah found a person with whom to share his pinings in the whining poison-pen posted by “Barriticus”.

You two girls pass notes and giggle behind your hands now, you hear? As a couple of billet-doux twisted sisters.

Sunday, September 6, 2009

They can't stand the fact that Van Jones has fallen. They can't understand that he fell because he's a commie hater who didn't deserve to have access to the White House as a janitor, much less as a Presidential Adviser with power.



I won't link the bastiches. See Ace's post for the linky.

Oh, and some legal advice from Van Jones, to future White House staffers who might also have commie, violent, radical backgrounds. h/t Treacher on the Twitter.


Friday, August 14, 2009

John Edwards, on Bill Clinton: "I think this president has shown a remarkable disrespect for his office, for the moral dimensions of leadership, for his friends, for his wife, for his precious daughter. It is breathtaking to me the level to which that disrespect has risen." Now, we take it up a notch...

Elizabeth Edwards, last week, on Daily KOS (that's a not a link to KOS, btw) :
"This was our private matter, and I frankly wanted it to be private because as painful as it was I did not want to have to play it out on a public stage as well. Because of a recent string of hurtful and absurd lies in a tabloid publication, because of a picture falsely suggesting that John was spending time with a child it wrongly alleged he had fathered outside our marriage, our private matter could no longer be wholly private."
Looks like to the bitter end, John Edwards has continued to deny being little Frances Hunter's father. Now, after a Raleigh Grand Jury dragged Rielle across country to testify under oath (about whether or not John Edwards paid his good friend Andrew Young campaign funds to 'take the heat', and the paternity rap), things are asploding rather quickly.

Sorry, John, but you can't have your cake and eat it too.

Oh, and John, I hear there's a nice motor yacht for sale; just for you, named the Monkey Business Silky Pony Business.

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Just in today, from Americans for Limited Government (ALG)...
In April of this year, the Obama Administration deliberately – and deceptively -- used a frighteningly kooky website to condemn tens of millions of innocent Americans who have fought for their country, cherish the sanctity of life, or stand up for the 10th Amendment.

There is simply no other way to put it.

In its now-discredited “Report on Rightwing Extremism,” Obama’s Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security warned every police department in the country that veterans, right-to-lifers, and states’ rights advocates were potential terrorists who warranted intense scrutiny. In response to that report, Americans for Limited Government filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request demanding to know how DHS had arrived at such a chilling conclusion.

The response from DHS is stunning.

As it turns out, Janet Napolitano’s DHS did not conduct even the most rudimentary research or investigation. It did no statistical analysis. It did not even bother to interview those it accused and allow them the opportunity to defend themselves.

Instead, in what should send shockwaves throughout the nation, DHS functionaries simply cruised the Internet (in tin-foil hats, no doubt) and relied entirely upon some of the most disreputable sites on the web to stage its attack upon its “rightwing” targets.

One of those 'Right Wing Extremist' sites is WhatDoesItMean dot com, a whacker site that features images of Noah's Ark, angels, dragons, unicorns, Masonic symbols, 9-11 Truther logos ... you name it, if it's whaaako, that site's got it. From that one site, lovely and gracious Janet Napolitano decides that everyone to her immediate right is whacky. Barack Obama obviously agrees.

Bill Wilson, ALG President, calls on Janet Napolitano to resign immediately. Well, that's not going to happen with our current President and Congress, because they are all to the left, with Obama, and most of 'em support whatever lovely Janet has to say. There will be no justice or fairness in Washington until 2010, when the mid term elections bring in some needed CHANGE.

Can you imagine the hostility the forces of the Left would unleash if, say, a right-wing sort went to Huffington Post and chronicled their fanaticisms, and tried to fashion government policy from that visit? Or, even farther to the left (but not by much) those bottom-feeders at Daily KOS, Eschaton (Atrios), Sadly, No!, Democratic Underground, any of those left-freaker sites?

Another site lovely Janet Reno visits (oops, I meant Janet Napolitano, didn't I?) is the extremist Southern Poverty Law Center, who sees white sheets and burning crosses everywhere they look. If they can't find any, they will invent 'em. They serve no useful purpose; like the Klan, they have outlived their usefulness. Now, they are simply a tool of the far left, and feed Janet Reno Napolitano's wildest dreams. What she should be investigating in some of Obama's illegal and unconstitutional CZAR 's.

I hope Barack Obama gets a leash for some of his high-level 'pets'. Lovely Janet could wear pink, don't you think?

Monday, April 13, 2009

Do you fit in a single one of these categories, or are you a blend of several?

What kind of Web Commenter are you?

  • The Troll -- Everyone knows this guy (and it's usually a guy), who intentionally visits sites in order to stir things up, provoke a furious reaction from other posters and then disappear. Classic examples are the Free Republic types who visit Daily Kos and vice versa.

  • The Droll -- The mainstay of all fun sites, this poster regularly tosses out clever comments, plays on words, one-liners or amusing pictures. There are a lot of these characters on places like Fark.com

  • The Relentless Pol -- Posters who can't join any discussion without immediately using it to make a political point, i.e., "The current lack of sunspots is the direct result of the Bush administration's failed policies."

  • The Skimmer -- The commenter, usually sour, who reads only a headline or sentence of a piece, draws exactly the wrong conclusion, and then embarks on an embarrassing rant.

  • The Trimmer -- A commenter who initially stakes a strong position, and then under withering attack from other commenters slowly backs off until he or she has completely abandoned that original position.

  • The Angry Man -- We all know this guy. His solution for almost any problem in the world is the summary execution, in as grisly a manner as possible, of every possible perpetrator.

  • The Dismisser -- The ultimate arrogant commenter, this person never actually engages with the topic, but merely declares it beneath anyone's interest, already resolved, or improperly stated -- and thus hardly worth the bother. The dismisser's only real message is: I'm smarter than you and you need to acknowledge that fact.

  • The Butt-Kisser -- Famous writers and bloggers get this one. It's the poster who just can't say enough about how brilliant was that last entry, how they wish they could say it half as good, etc. My assumption is that these folks are angling for some kind of personal relationship with the writer.

  • The Kumbaya -- These folks always show up two-thirds of the way through any heated on-line debate and ask, "Why can't we all just get along?" They are inevitably ignored or trashed.

  • The Parser -- What would we do without the Internet Grammar Police? These folks assiduously correct the online writings of others -- never quite catching on that the Web is designed to be fast, fresh and sloppy.

  • The Pretender -- Everybody is a pretender on the Web -- on the Internet, no one knows you're a dog, as the New Yorker cartoon said. Look at all of those made-up names and sexy icons. But some people just take it to pathological extremes. If the real world actually had that many war heroes, beauty contest winners, Mensa members and Olympic lovers, it would be a very different place.

  • The Defender -- Bloggers love these guys. When you are getting hammered by other posters, this is the guy who watches your back, supports you, and tells your enemies off & and does a better job of it than your real-life friends.

  • The Perv -- These guys show up a lot on celebrity sites, announcing some really disgusting thing they'd like to do to that famous figure & and of course will never get the chance to, thanks to stalker laws, restraining orders, and the fact they have no driver's license. It's a toss-up in my mind whether the Web is a good outlet for these guys, or the platform they've always dreamed of.

  • The Slut -- The best thing about slut commenters ("What's wrong with having sex with your best friend's dad?") is that they don't know they're sluts & until 800 other posters happily point it out to them.

  • The Boaster -- Few of us have ever driven a Lamborghini at 190 miles per hour. But this guy has. And can bench press 350 pounds. And dated Jessica Alba in high school. And &

  • The Tough Guy -- Remember the kid who talked tough, then ran off when confronted? The Internet is filled with these clowns, all secure in the knowledge that they will never be called to account.

  • The Pwn3R -- Most people are lucky to come up with a truly brilliant and devastating comeback a couple times in their lives. But the Web, thanks to its unique characteristics, has bred a population of posters who regularly drop verbal and visual bombs on unsuspecting recipients (like The Boaster and the Tough Guy) that are so devastating that the victims can only slink off and be grateful for their anonymity. I don't know who these men and women are, but I both worship and fear them.

  • The Lecturer -- This is the buzzkill pedant who feels the need, even in a casual, light comments section, to post a 1,000 word exegesis on what everyone should be talking about. Hey, thanks pal!

  • The Illiterate -- The blogosphere is still mostly a written medium -- so it's always bizarre to encounter (in about one out of 100 comments) that poster whose spelling and grammar are so awful that you hope that they are just some drunk pounding on a Blackberry.

  • The Unacknowledged Expert -- A version of the lecturer, this is the undoubtedly insufficiently credentialed poster who feels the need to systematically point out how stupid everyone else is in order to prove how brilliant they are. I always picture these guys as the frustrated adult result of smart kids who didn't listen to their high school guidance counselors.

  • The Mystery Genius -- These folks are just the opposite of unacknowledged experts. Whoever they are, they post comments that are so shockingly clever or brilliant that you are left wondering who they are: Slumming Nobel Laureates? Bored nobility? The first glimpse of the Internet gaining consciousness?

  • The Confesser -- You're going along, casually reading some comment stream & and suddenly you are taken up short by a poster who, for some unknown reason, feels compelled to make some stunning confession -- "and that's why I buried the drifter in my crawl space" -- and then disappears. These are some of the most disturbing comments on the Web.

  • The Tomboy -- Every geek's dream girl. These women show up on sites frequented mostly by young men and instead of professing shock at the proceedings, actually raise the stakes: "Well, I happen to like playing World of Warcraft all weekend in my underwear and only eating Doritos and Top Ramen &"

  • The Handyman -- This poster is basically dad in disguise. Someone mentions a mechanical or computer problem as an aside, and this poster instantly has the solution -- the wrong jets in your carburetor, a poor ground on your toaster, insufficient cache memory. Whatever it is, they've got the answer.

  • The Alien -- This is a poster from another country who has no context for what every commenter is talking about, and so asserts his or her own cultural solution: "Why this complain about wife? Sell gotes and buy more wifes!"

  • The Martian -- Finally, these are the commenters whose combination of pretzel logic, conspiratorial tone and downright weirdness -- "Well, we all know the pope is behind that big lake of fire at the South Pole, don't we?" -- reminds you that the world is an even scarier place than we imagine, and makes you wonder if this writing for the Internet gig is such a good idea after all.

We could all agree that Jeff Goldstein exists in the 'The Pwn3R' category (I'd add Iowahawk, but I haven't seen him in any comment forums). Happyfeet is PW's resident 'The Mystery Genius'. The angry PW troll 'thor' fists the lower percentiles of 'The Pretender', 'The Boaster' and 'The Tough Guy' (thor needs his own category: 'The Semi-Literate, Drunken, Bedlamitten, Destroyer of Threads'. or something like that).

Until next time, later... )   

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Iowahawk writes the funniest Obama-fail satire piece of the year!

Bill Clinton is appointed by Barack Obama to...President of the United States. That appointment explains Baracky's spate of recent all-ex-Clinton appointees; neatly solves Baracky's inexperience issues; immediately calms the financial market's uncertainties and gives Baracky time to relax in a back-office with his favorite bong.

Excerpted...
While the naming of Clinton appears to have momentarily calmed jittery financial markets, it sparked ripples of disapproval at liberal websites like Huffington Post and DailyKos. The progressive blogosphere was an early key source of support for Mr. Obama's candidacy, but a steady stream of Clinton-era appointees since the election has left some charging that he had betrayed his campaign promises to bring them to Washington as part of a sweeping culture of change -- a charge that Mr. Obama vehemently accepted.

"Oh, for crissakes. Are you kidding me? Are you friggin' kidding me?" asked Obama. "Of course I betrayed those goddamned idiots. Have any of you actually spent five minutes with them? I have, unfortunately. Nothing personal, but I wouldn't trust these internet windowlickers with a plastic spork from Taco Bell, let alone a freaking $3 trillion dollar budget global superpower. Look, I may be naive, but I'm not stupid. And if Kose or Koz or whatever the fuck his name is thinks for one second I give a rat's ass about who he wants in charge of the Treasury Department, he's even stupider than he looks."

Cuts to the chase. KaOS and der Huffinsky can rave all they want to; reality is that this country doesn't need a dose of far lefty blogthink right now.

It's now Obama's turn to realize that his vaporous 'CHANGE' was something he can throw out the freakin' window. After just a couple CIA briefings and a slap or two from grim advisers who are obviously telling Obonga that "Play time is over; put away your platitudes and your stupid grin and realize that you must now quit pretending to be a 'Messiah' and actually get out there in the minefield and lead this damned country, or you will forever be the man linked to the fall of America."

With Bill Clinton back in the driver's seat, at least we're assured that nubile White House interns will deliver pizzas ( hand-tossed?) at all hours of the day, while Hillary is overseas solving the Joooooooo! problem. Aspirin factories, beware.

Monday, September 22, 2008

But Dr. Rusty Shackleford (The Jawa Report) has nipped this one in the bud. Ace, too, was instrumental in shedding light on Obama's kitchen full of cockroaches. Great job, guys! Hat's off.

The videos were up for only a short time before being "Axed". Yes, there may very well be connections to David Alexrod, Obama's Alinski expert and top adviser. Using Winner & Associates, Charles N. Winner (cnwinner) and Ethan S. Winner (eswinner), to upload the video (bypassing the FEC rules of course). Money from...MoveOn.org, George Soros? See Rusty's page for the details.

Winner's strategy: to get the video to go viral by way of the usual suspects.

The video was yanked, but Rusty uploaded a backup copy to YouTube. For the evidence. How long this will be allowed to stay up is unknown.





From Dr. Shackleford's extensive write-up, we see how the path to video viralness was paved; this video was designed to run the Nutroot Highway. From Democrat Underground to Daily KOS, a side jaunt to Crooks and Liars, and it even showed up at our old friend's shithole blog...it was posted by patriotboy at Jesus' General.

Aren't we glad the Main Stream Media is on top of all of this?

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Donald Douglas (a PolySci professor living in Southern California) writes at American Power Blog. Donald exposes more of the left-wing's utterly hateful attacks on John McCain and Sarah Palin..
"Readers will recall yesterday's post, "Leftists Attack GOP as "Ugly Americans."
I suggested that left-wing partisans will sink to the gates of hell in
attacking John McCain and Sarah Palin, a fact demonstrated by the
left's reaction to the realization that the Alaskan Governor is the new feminist terminator.

"The truth, of course, is that the ugliest Americans are those now smearing the McCain-Palin ticket.

"t turns out,
as Chas Martin chronicles, not surprisingly, that there are close to 50 rumors flying around the fever swamps of the leftosphere, viciously attacking Sarah Palin, with allegations from the debunked Bristol baby cover-up to vile the suggestions of book-burning fundamentalism. The list continues to grow, naturally, with the slurs and smears distributed by some of the biggest blogs on the left (with the mainstream media in tow).

"So it should be no surprise to soon see photos like the one below at
Andrew Sullivan's or at Daily Kos.

"That's right: Sullivan and Markos are not much better than than the low-life scum who created a blog dedicated to exploiting Trig Palin: "
I Miss My Mommy.""
There's a photo there, you'll just have to go see for yourself.

Grit your teeth.

Democrats, remember, are the party of Hope and Change.

I wonder if the One has seen this?

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Fred Thompson, by all accounts, knocks one out of the park, and delivers the best speech to date. Video here, transcript here.

On Sarah Palin...
"Speaking of the vice presidential nominee, what a breath of fresh air Gov. Sarah Palin is.

"She is from a small town, with small town values, but that's not good enough for those folks who are attacking her and her family.

"Some Washington pundits and media big shots are in a frenzy over the selection of a woman who has actually governed rather than just talked a good game on the Sunday talk shows and hit the Washington cocktail circuit. Well, give me a tough Alaskan governor who has taken on the political establishment in the largest state in the union -- and won -- over the beltway business-as-usual crowd any day of the week.

"Let's be clear ... the selection of Gov. Palin has the other side and their friends in the media in a state of panic. She is a courageous, successful, reformer, who is not afraid to take on the establishment.

Sound like anyone else we know?"
Fred then speaks of John McCain, as a story of true character. There's absolutely no comparison...John McCain's fire-and-torture tested youth to the shoddy pretension and the embracing of leftism and socialism of his opponent's youth. Service to country vs. coke and dope, Saul Alinski and 20 years of the Reverend Wright.

Fred Thompson on Barack Hussein Obama...
"History making in that he is the most liberal, most inexperienced nominee to ever run for president. Apparently they believe that he would match up well with the history making, Democrat controlled Congress. History making because it's the least accomplished and most unpopular Congress in our nation's history.

"Together, they would take on these urgent challenges with protectionism, higher taxes and an even bigger bureaucracy.

"And a Supreme Court that could be lost to liberalism for a generation."
Joe Lieberman, ex-Democrat who ran with Al Gore in 2000, also has much to say about BHO:
"Sen. Barack Obama is a gifted and eloquent young man who can do great things for our country in the years ahead," Lieberman said. "But my friends, eloquence is no substitute for a record - not in these tough times for America."
There's no love in the new Leftist-Democrat world for such a brave man as Joe Lieberman. Hat's off to his bravery; he's certain to catch hell. Another Democrat who left the party before bowing to the neo-fascism that's taken over once-great party.

Sarah Palin is getting a hell of a workover by the MSM and the hateful left. Although the left invented and espouses identity politics, any of those 'beliefs' can easily be thrown aside for the greater 'good' of securing a victory at all costs. They, the pundits and bloggers for the left, supported and unquestioned by the MSM, feel that damaging a 17-year-old for their cause is perfectly OK.

For BHO, a baby is a punishment; Sarah Palin calls any new life a blessing. How easy it would've been for Bristol to slip away and, 30 minutes later, be not-pregnant. That would've been the easy choice; the choice of low-character and no-morals. A Democrat's 'choice' is the choice of death; Bristol's choice, the choice for a new life. There's your HOPE, Obama, soon to be a squalling infant, a bright spot destined to go forward to no telling what sort of destiny. Certainly not a red spot in a stainless steel pan.

The fierceness of the left's attacks on Sarah Palin is simply the guilt they harbor for their own bad choices.

Jonah Goldberg links to a post by Joseph Bottum, titled "The Politics of Blood". Joseph links these quotes from Daily KOS...
"I am prepared to do whatever is necessary to destroy the Republican Party as it exists today as well as everything it stands for.

"If health insurance for all, an end to the Iraq War, an end to torture and illegal wiretapping, and a sane energy policy can be obtained at the price of destroying one teenage girl, her family, and the surrendering our self-respect I see that as a cheap trade.

"Go talk about nobility of purpose to those 4,000+ dead American soldiers in Iraq."
and
"This is about Power . . . How it is obtained—and how it is wielded in ways that affects all of us.

"Are you telling me that you would not use character-destroying lies to ensure a war against Iran does not occur?

"Are you telling me you would not spread lies about a man’s integrity, even if it defeated a candidate who take away the right to choose?

"Are you telling me you would not destroy the love a family holds for one another, even if it meant letting someone who would destroy the constitution become president?

"None of use would use these tactics in a perfect world. It is not a perfect world. It is a fallen world. We have to judge costs and benefits, not moral absolutes. I know this is the way to fanaticism and destruction—believe me I do. But, when we face opponents such as the ones we face . . . what else is there for us to do?

"What choice do we have? When faced with monsters, we have to be monstrous ourselves."
Yeah. We've seen the monsters.

But, you see, the monsters always lose.

Joseph's final line is worth reading; go there, and see for yourself.

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Here's a time line of the Democrat's worst nightmare--the unthinkable success that Democrats struggled to prevent--the success of the Surge.

From their own mouths, words of the anti-Bush haters in the House and Senate who led the cacophony against the Surge, posted by Peter Wehner at The Weekly Standard and on Yahoo News.

With today's internet, there's not a quote or hateful remark by any of these cut 'n run Democrat leaders that can't be pulled up for scrutiny. As Bill puts it, let them eat crow.

Since Barack Obama is 'leading' (snicker) the Democrats now, let's begin with him.

October 22, 2006, Senator Barack Obama catches wind of the Surge...

"It is clear at this point that we cannot, through putting in more troops or maintaining the presence that we have, expect that somehow the situation is going to improve, and we have to do something significant to break the pattern that we've been in right now." (NBC's "Meet The Press," 10/22/06)
January 7, 2007, just days before the Surge was announced...

Senator Joseph Biden...
"I’m going to try it after the hearings. Here—there’s three things I’m going to try to do, Tim. Speak out as loudly as I can as to why I think repeating this mistake—we’ve tried it twice before—why it will not work, and why we need a political solution first, not a military solution. Secondly, I’m going to be holding extensive hearings as chairman, incoming chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee for the next four weeks, bringing in experts from every, every perspective to talk about what options are remaining in Iraq. And thirdly, I have, I’ve, I’ve drafted a resolution of disapproval that is just hortatory, it’s a—to send to the Senate to try to convince the president that there are significant numbers and members of the United States Senate who think this proposal is a mistake, and hopefully force him to reconsider it. Because every two months he’s going to have to reconsider this, every two months. It’s not just surging once and that’s it. He’s not surging for a year. Every two months he’s going to have to decide, “Do I continue to extend the tours of duties of those who are there? Do I bring more people in?” And hopefully make the case to him that this is a mistake."

January 10, 2007, President Bush announces the Surge.

Senator Obama...
"I am not persuaded that 20,000 additional troops in Iraq are going to solve the sectarian violence there. In fact, I think it will do the reverse." (MSNBC's "Response To The President's Speech On Iraq," 1/10/07)
Senator Hillary Clinton...
"Based on the president's speech tonight, I cannot support his proposed escalation of the war in Iraq.

"The President’s Iraq policy has been marred by incompetence and arrogance as his Administration has refused to recognize the military and political reality on the ground. American troops continue to serve and sacrifice in Iraq, performing magnificently and bravely. But as our commanders have said repeatedly, Iraq requires a political solution, not a purely military one, and we did not hear such a proposed solution tonight.

"The President simply has not gotten the message sent loudly and clearly by the American people, that we desperately need a new course. The President has not offered a new direction, instead he will continue to take us down the wrong road – only faster. The President’s speech failed to adequately address the political situation in Iraq, rising sectarian violence, mounting strain on our military, growing Iranian influence, and festering divides over how to distribute oil revenues.

"As I have said, as the American people have demanded, and as the facts on the ground require, we need a new course and an end to the current failed policy. I continue to urge a strategy that places pressure on the Iraqi government to resolve the political crisis through phased redeployment of U.S. troops, establishes an Iraqi Oil Trust to end the stalemate over oil, and pursues an aggressive diplomatic strategy including an international conference of the regional parties to further the task of Iraq’s stability."
Senator John Edwards...

"George Bush's expected decision to adopt the McCain Doctrine and escalate the war in Iraq is a grave mistake.

"The new Congress must intercede to stop Bush from stubbornly sticking to the same failed course in Iraq and refuse to authorize funding for an escalation of troops. They should make it clear to the President that he will not get any money to put more of our troops in harm's way until he provides a plan to turn responsibility of Iraq over to the Iraqi people and to ultimately leave Iraq. George Bush wants to dig a deeper hole, but we need to climb out"

Senator John Kerry...
“This plan is neither new nor forward looking. This is more of what’s taken us backwards. There’s no military solution in Iraq. There is only a political solution, and the President has no plan to achieve it. We’re caught in a civil war in Iraq. Escalation is not the answer. The best answer is to set a deadline to bring our heroes home, force Iraqis to stand up for Iraq, and get Iraq’s neighbors to start taking more responsibility for Iraq’s security.”

January 11, 2007

Senator Boxer
while grilling Condoleezza Rice...
"Who pays the price?" Boxer repeatedly demanded. "You're not going to pay a particular price," she told Rice, because the secretary has no "immediate family" at risk.
Senator Chris Dodd
A "fool's paradise,"
Senator Joe Biden
"A tragic mistake,"

January 17, 2007

Senator Obama
...
[the surge strategy would]"not prove to be one that changes the dynamics significantly."

January 23, 2007 President Bush's State of the Union Speech

Senator Obama
...
I don't think the president's strategy is going to work. We went through two weeks of hearings on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee; experts from across the spectrum--military and civilian, conservative and liberal--expressed great skepticism about it. My suggestion to the president has been that the only way we're going to change the dynamic in Iraq and start seeing political commendation is actually if we create a system of phased redeployment. And, frankly, the president, I think, has not been willing to consider that option, not because it's not militarily sound but because he continues to cling to the belief that somehow military solutions are going to lead to victory in Iraq.

February 2007

Senator Russ Feingold (from his Diary at the Daily KOS)
"When the Senate Foreign Relations Committee took up the Biden-Hagel resolution opposing the President’s troop escalation proposal last week, I supported it as a first step toward ending our involvement in this war. That resolution didn’t go nearly far enough – it was nonbinding and just focused on the escalation – but putting the Senate on record against the "surge" was a small step in the right direction."

Senator John Kerry
...
"The simple fact is that sending in over 20,000 additional troops isn't the answer--in fact, it's a tragic mistake. It won't end the violence; it won't provide security;  .  .  .  it won't turn back the clock and avoid the civil war that is already underway; it won't deter terrorists, who have a completely different agenda; it won't rein in the militias."
Senator Ted Kennedy...
[declared that any troop increase would be] "an immense new mistake."
Representative Dennis Kucinich (Speaking to plans to send 3000 additional troops to Afghanistan)
"It has been proven time and time again that troop surges don't work."

April 2007

Senate majority leader Harry Reid
...
[declared the Iraq war] "lost" [and insisted] "This surge is not accomplishing anything."
Senator Christopher Dodd...
"We don't need a surge of troops in Iraq--we need a surge of diplomacy and politics. Every knowledgeable person who has examined the Iraq situation for the past several years--Baker and Hamilton, senior military officials, junior officers--has drawn the same conclusion--there is no military solution in Iraq. To insist upon a surge is wrong."
July 2007

Senator Obama
...
[after evidence was amassing that the surge was working] "My assessment is that the surge has not worked."
Representative Murtha...
"Well it's delusional to say the least," Murtha told CNN's Wolf Blitzer. "As I said earlier, and you heard me say it, it's a failed policy wrapped in illusion. Nothing's gotten better. Incidents have increased. We have had more Americans killed in the last four months than any other period during the war."
(But to Murtha's credit, he did say, in November 2007, that the surge was working, creating much consternation amongst the Democrats. ""This could be a real headache for us," said one top House Democratic aide, speaking on the condition of anonymity. "Pelosi is going to be furious."

September 2007

Senator Dick Durbin
"By carefully manipulating the statistics, the Bush-Petraeus report will try to persuade us that violence in Iraq is decreasing and thus the surge is working. Even if the figures were right, the conclusion is wrong."
October 2007

Representative David Obey
[asked if the surge strategy was working, offered the view that if violence is decreasing in Iraq, it may be because insurgents ] "are running out of people to kill."
February 2008

Nancy Pelosi
[was asked by CNN's Wolf Blitzer about the success of the surge in Iraq. ] "Are you not worried, though, that all the gains that have been achieved over the past year might be lost?"

"There haven't been gains, Wolf," "The gains have not produced the desired effect, which is the reconciliation of Iraq. This is a failure. This is a failure."
March 2008

Senator Tom Harkin...
"On this fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, we have reached an extraordinary juncture. The so-called surge has failed to achieve its stated objective, which was to facilitate reconciliation within the Iraqi government. While our brave American troops have performed brilliantly, the Iraqi government, time and again, has failed to take the kinds of actions that will foster national unity. Meanwhile, we have received a series of objective, authoritative reports documenting that the Iraqi government, Army, and police are dysfunctional and riddled with sectarianism and corruption. "

"In other words, the President’s stay the course policy in Iraq has brought us more of the same. The same violence. The same dysfunction. The same failure.

“Enough is enough. The only true way forward in Iraq is to redeploy U.S. forces. Only then will Iraqi leaders have the incentive to resolve their differences and take responsibility for their own future. And by redeploying our troops to strategic locations elsewhere in the Middle East, we will be able to pursue a more effective strategy in that critical part of the world.”
June 2008

Governor Bill Richardson
[when asked if he was ready to concede that John McCain had been right in proposing the surge because it seemed to be having a positive impact]
"Absolutely not."

Ahhh, I just love it when a plan falls apart, don't you?


Saturday, July 12, 2008



There he sits; Markos Moulitsas ZĂșniga, in his element: the nutroot support system. A good-sized chunk of the Empire of Progressivism.

And is that Nancy Pelosi hanging on for dear life? Why, yes it is. Markos brags "Among luminaries posting diaries on the site are President Jimmy Carter, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, and dozens of other senators, congressmen, and governors."

Those 'luminaries' know of your site's contempt and lack of respect for the recently dead? Of the Daily Hate spewed from the less 'luminary' sorts of whom the best that can be said is that they probably had mothers who tried to teach them better?

Or maybe not. These types strike me as the sort whom even a mother could denounce.

Well, Markos, you've your legacy. A rotten barrel of bad apples.

Enjoy your 'home'; you deserve every minute of it.
crossed to Tennessee Free

Update: Pablo's comment #301 at PW: "That fish starts stinking at the head. Screw them." (a reference to Markos' true feelings...)
The Daily Kos blog lost some of its political advertisers when Moulitsas published a controversial blog post in April 2004, about the non-US military Blackwater USA employees, whom he described as mercenaries, who were killed and mutilated in Fallujah, saying, "Let the people see what war is like. This isn't an Xbox game. There are real repercussions to Bush's folly. That said, I feel nothing over the death of merceneries. [sic] They aren't in Iraq because of orders, or because they are there trying to help the people make Iraq a better place. They are there to wage war for profit. Screw them."

That's one rotten head.



Jeff Goldstein alerts us to the not-so-hidden inner thoughts of the people who drive the engine of progressivism, by way of comments posted on that wonderful island of tolerance and compassion, the award-winning and much-celebrated Daily KOS.

Jeff compiled quite a list of comments celebrating the unfortunate death of Tony Snow. Tony died yesterday, of colon cancer. A compassionate human KOS diarist (not so many of those) posted a tribute to Tony, but other 'Progressives' were quick to spout their true feelings.

Just a quick sample, a few KOS comments on that tribute thread. Many more at Protein Wisdom...


THE FOLLOWING COMMENTS FROM DAILY KOS
HIs death sucks? (0+ / 0-)

If only his cancer was contagious and the thugs he worked for caught it, it would have saved the suffering of actual innocent people. He was part of the mafia that took over this country and frankly, I’m glad he’s dead.
...
It is indeed hard to lose a loved one. But I can’t even muster any good thoughts to send his family and friends.

Here is a man who could of used his power and talents to help people, to better the world. And he didn’t — in fact he did the complete opposite. He was a liar, we all know what the consequences of those lies have been and will continue to be until God knows when.

I am not sad he’s gone. Sorry if that’s offensive to anyone. I’ll save my sorrow for those who suffered because of the lies Mr. Snow pertetuated.
...

There is a certain irony in him being killed by his own rotten ass.
...

Snow was a shit head piece of FOX NEWS lying crap. He and the rest of BushCo need to be jailed.

That anyone here would dare praise him is beyond an insult to Progressive Democrats like me.

UNREAL!
...
F**k Tony Snow, early & often (3+ / 3-)

He’s in the deepest corner of Hell right now, bent over next to Joe Goebbels, with Satan’s forked dick way up in his rotten cancerous colon.


Enough of that.

Since Jeff's post, KOS pulled the plug on this diarist, but not before this exposure. Jeff's given permission to disseminate his post, so here are his thoughts...
" Make no mistake. These are people whose self-proclaimed compassion extends only to those who agree with them — or at least have manners enough to pretend to — and this includes a willingness to turn en masse on one of their own, as the Kos diarist responsible for trying to cast Snow in a more “human” light is finding out today.

"The rest of us are their mortal enemies, and our deaths are to be celebrated, and even embroidered with colorful fantasies about finding ourselves deep in hell, where we’ll be eternally cornholed by the forked cock of Satan.

"To vote these people into power by way of their representative proxies is to ensure that we move more and more toward a totalitarian society in which “hate speech” comes to mean anything not sanctioned by those who legislate themselves into the position of moral arbitrators.

"All I want to do is tend my garden. But if it comes down to it, I’ll use my weed whacker to defend the perimeter.

"Bet on it."
Not so much left to say, but RIP Tony Snow, and condolences to your family.

You progressives, it's time for some meditation. Because those KOS comments are yours, and your mindset. Whether you admit it or not.

Own it.

Wednesday, March 19, 2008



I also wondered what Steve Gilliard would say. Maybe what Michael Steel said would be more interesting, though.

KOS "Empty Box" post...

(click on the pic for a bigger version)


crossed from PW's Pub

Saturday, October 27, 2007

This expansion, courtesy Randy (South Knoxville Bubba) Neal, of the originally inappropriately-named "KnoxViews" to the now-even-more-inappropriately-named "TennViews" is just about complete. KOS East-Tennessee is now KOS-Tennessee.

I want to point out that the name isn't even right: Knox- and Tenn-Views are just a subset of leftard liberals who wish they had the entire State wrapped up to their leftist Views.

If leftists 'owned' a bit more of the State, other than just Memphis and Davidson County, then they could claim KnoxViews or TennViews, and not be such a damned bunch of liars (well I suppose they would definitely still be liars, just not in the name choice...)

Remember, 'tards, this is a Red State. Gore lost here in 2000, his 'home' state, and lost his chance to be President, went on to become a fatboy without a clue, and invented Globull Warming. And Harold Ford? Still trying to pass the bar?

So, my welcome to TennViews!

Friday, September 7, 2007



It's been out all day; the web is chock full of bloggers who've begun the dissection. I stopped reading other blogs so I can do my own analysis.

Six pages of PDF transcript. I've read every word. Osama: "People of America....lend me your ears." Then the threats begin.... "repercussions" for the war, as he puts it.

He brags on the 19 young men who 'changed the direction [of America's] compass" on 9/11. He's bragging on the cost of the war, the loss of prestige, and the overlapping interests of 'neoconservatives' and major corporations (you can almost hear the KOS kids crying 'Halliburton! Cheny! Rumsfield! Bush!) Osama is a KOS kiddie, folks, the one radical parrots the other.

Osama wanted the UN to take over ("expanded jurisdiction") in Iraq. That means he's worried about the new surge. No one fears the UN, unless the US is front and center. The UN forces are ineffective at best.

Osama bashes Bush, Rumsfeld, Cheny, and Richard Perle (who made the Osama-Saddam connection, first, 5 days after 9/11) by name. Osama then 'refutes' Pearl's contention that the war was justified or Americans would face a 'holocaust', by saying that holocaust is 'our culture'.
"In fact, burning living beings is forbidden in our religion, even if they be small like the ant, so what of man?!"
Well, here he's consigned himself to Allah's hell by his own words: what does he thing was burning on 9/11? Of course radical Islam kills innocent people by burning! That's their modus operandi, to kill in terroristic blasts that usually burn their victims to death. "Religion of Peace" indeed! If Islam were a true 'religion of peace', then true Islamicists would be searching out OBL to bring him to justice, for his own crimes of distorting and perverting their religion. Or course, don't wait for that to happen. Islam, as a religion, is easily subverted to a religion of death and hatred, and terrorism, and must be 'reformed' to coexist in a modern world.

More threats:
"...we ae a people wo don't sleep under oppression and reject humiliation and disgrace, and we will take revenge on the people of tyranny and aggression, and the blood of the Muslims will not be spilled with impunity, and the morrow is nigh for he who awaits".
Tell me that's not code for an attack! This sorry spectacle of bin Laden, a hidden 'warrior' (who can't show his face, his true face, because more than likely he's dead, and that video is a well-crafted exercise by jihadi hackers, no matter what validation we hear from the Pentagon...) who is nothing more than a scarecrow erected by some rapidly-diminishing soon-to-be-neutralized remnants. Just a straw man, Osama.

Then, Straw-man Osama takes a few paragraphs to bash the Democrats for not getting out of Iraq and Afghanistan. He's better at driving Democrats than Howard Dean! More mean-spirited than Moulitas! Straw-man even calls Bush a liar (haven't we heard that phrase repeated a few times, by the leftists in this country?)

Straw-man Osama is a Kennedy Truther, blaming American Corporations who wanted the Vietnam War to prosper for killing President Kennedy. Vietnam is a popular topic these days, with the Democrats crying 'quagmire' every few minutes and unearthing forgotten Vietnamese 'similarities' (except for the ones that point out the Democrat's retreat and withdrawal, perpetual surrender monkeys that they are) and Straw-man Osama follows their lead.

Straw-man Osama then suggests we dump the Representative Democracy we enjoy, give up Capitalism, throw out the major corporations, and I guess all get in a pile and live life happily thereafter, bereft of any technology and culture (except of course the Koran, a wonderful book that will take all of us away to daily prayers towards some black meteoric rock buried in a cave in Mecca, and don't forget to burkha your womenfolk, and stone and degrade them if they sass you, while you're on your knees praying)...then, Straw-man Osama channels Al Gore and global warming! I tell you, this guy is Lyndon Larouche, Ron Paul, and von Daniken wrapped up in one big sack of soiled prayer rug. Like Ron Paul at the Republican debate, Straw-man Osama almost approaches comedic, if not for his penchant for calling for our deaths.

After a half-hearted dissection of capitalism and our form of government (a system that's given the world the greatest social awakening we've ever seen, with the networking and technological advances; something the collective primitive religious throwbacks to the 6th century fear, as this technology and modernism will eventually result in Islam's reform or, if it refuses reform, it's eventual abandonment or destruction) he goes into his Allah Praise mode. Boring stuff, that.

But if we're not careful, and diligent, and purposeful in our struggles against Islamic Radicalism, jihadism and al Qaedism, then those facets of throwback will be the death of us all.


'Chop posted in the PW Pub

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Tuesday, May 29, 2007

From Cindy Sheehan's Memorial Day Diary entry on Daily Kos:
"I have also reached the conclusion that if I am doing what I am doing because I am an "attention whore" then I really need to be committed."
Cindy, everyone in America, especially a mother who's lost a son in combat, has to question, legitimally, 'why?' Was my child's sacrifice worth it? Is there somthing I can do to make a difference?

To carry said questioning to the level you did...estranging your remaining family members, your divorce, your embracing of Hugo Chavez and other "America Haters", your endless protests that did more to fuel the enemy's propoganda machine than to bring legitimate questions of the war's conduct to the nation...that seems to me to be a little off the wagon path.

By your own words "I have sacrificed a 29 year marriage and have traveled for extended periods of time away from Casey’s brother and sisters and my health has suffered and my hospital bills from last summer (when I almost died) are in collection because I have used all my energy trying to stop this country from slaughtering innocent human beings." Instead of your intended result "I have tried every since he died to make his sacrifice meaningful", you've demeaned Casey's service, his oath and his obvious desire (when he signed up) of wanting to serve his country, and linked his name and memory forever to your path, which turns out to be (at least temoporarily; history might see differently) an "Attention Whore".

Casey didn't deserve such a linkage. Bad mom.

Now, go home and try to rebuild your shattered family, before it's too late.

Original article on Fox News (you don't really think I visited KOS without being dragged, kicking and screaming, do you?)

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