Hear Orly Taitz,the Republican TEA Party main voice of conspiracy, say that Ann Clouter is "main stream media." Boy are the wing nuts coming loose on the Republican band wagon or what?
Could it be the conservative Republicans have tied their straight jacket with a Gordian knot?
The "birther" wing of the Republican Party is doing its job to prove that President Obama is not a US citizen and is illegally running our country. Orly Taitz, a lawyer, evidently have all the facts. She's from Russia (Are we supposed to believe a Commie?) I haven't seem a copy of Taitz' birth certificate yet.
Anyway, this is a hot topic for those who have overdosed on fruitcake.
I say, if the FBI and CIA can't uncover the origin of President Obama's birth, I say we eliminate those federal agencies before we fulfill the Republican TEA Party's demand to eliminate the Federal Reserve, the Department of Education and return to the gold standard.
If you attended the July 19 TEA Party in New Richmond, you would have had a number encounters with these "birthers." Evidently reality is too hard to swallow...
The clip below hi-lights a guy wearing a gun on private property in the area where President Obama was planning to speak. The man is on private property and the loaded weapon is exposed. I saw the same thing at the July 19 TEA Party rally in New Richmond.
This is legal in Wisconsin. The NR rally was held on private property and the loaded weapon was not concealed. The guy wearing the gun in NR was the organizer of the April 15 TEA Party in North Hudson.
It's interesting that someone would find the need to wear a weapon to a "non-partisan" politcal rally. Of course, it wasn't a non-partisan rally. It was a Democrat bashing session.
If you can stomach intelligent talk radio and can deal with adult discussions, the clip below will help you better understand what is brewing with the TEA Party and the angry white men left to pump the Viagra of hate into the increasingly flacid Republican Party.
so much for intelligent discussion on a complicate issue...
FYI: The bill isn't complete and therefore isn't ready to be ready.
Definitions:
Patriot: one who loves and defends his or her country
Politics: social relations involving intrigue to gain authority or power; "office politics is often counterproductive"; the study of government of states and other political units; the profession devoted to governing and to political affairs; the opinion you hold with respect to political questions; the activities and affairs involved in managing a state or a government; "unemployment dominated the politics of the inter-war years"; "government agencies multiplied beyond the control of representative politics"
Who is fertilizing these "grassroots" organizations that are disrupting the health care townhall meetings? Apparently it's some of the billionaires who spent millions for their lackies to shoot down the Clinton's black helicopters.
If you weren't able to attend the "non partsian" New Richmond TEA Party, here's an interesting video that exposes to Republican connection to the TEA Party.
"Everyone should be prepared to fight for liberty. Our laws give us our freedom and I think that's worth fighting for."
Charles Donald Albury
Co-pilot of the plane that dropped the A-bomb on Nagasaki, Japan
"When Tibbets dropped the bomb, we dropped our instruments and made our left turn. Then this bright light hit us and the top of that mushroom cloud was the most terrifying, but also the most beautiful, thing you've ever seen in your life. Every color in the rainbow seemed to be coming out of it."
Charles Donald Albury (1920-2009)
The 10,200-pound explosive instantly killed an estimated 40,000 people. Another 35,000 died from injuries and radiation sickness. Japan surrendered on Aug. 14.
"With health care last year taking nearly 11 percent of GNP -- and costs still rising -- what does the future hold? To get some idea, Dr. Virginia Weldon of Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis took an informal poll of 30 colleagues around the country. The majority said medical resources, particularly for the aged, will have to be rationed. If they were making Medicare policy, 70 percent would set up means test and raise the eligibility age. Most would restructure Medicare to pay less for minor illnesses and more for catastrophic ones."
Forbes magazine
September 24, 1984
"Remember, we never miss the water till the well runs dry. Is it not too often true that we do not value health till we lose it? When we are full of vigor and vim and strength we rarely give a thought to safeguarding our vitality. We are so busy with so many things that we leave our health to take care of itself. How many men ruin themselves physically, striving too strenuously to enrich themselves financially? The country is strewn with men, once powerful giants mentally and bodily, who have become physical, nervous wrecks, victims of overwork and worry."
Forbes magazine
March 29, 1924 
Big day in New Richmond yesterday, the second Tea Party of the year hit town. With a crowd around 175, it was a pretty good turn out. Obviously, there were no gun shows over at the Minnesota State Fair grounds, otherwise there would have been around 20 people.
Billed as a "non-partisan" event, it was obvious 20 seconds into the first speaker's rant that it would be two hours of bashing all things Democrat as the Tea Partiers waited for Ronald Reagan to come down from Heaven an right the ship. In two hours, George W. Bush's name was not mentioned once. Reagan was mentioned frequently. Any Democrat at the state or national level was trashed repeatedly. Evidently, there wasn't enough time to blame any Republicans.
Stan the Hudson Tea Party organizin' man was there with a $10 cigar protruding from his lips like a turd that wouldn't drop into the toilet bowl. Belted to his side was his trusty, loaded pistol. Evidently he doesn't get out of Hudson enough to know that New Richmond is a pretty safe town. Of course, there are many brown-skinned people living and working in the area at the canning factory and dairy farms. You never know when you might spot an illegal alien and have to drive him back over the Mexican border. Just don't shoot them till they get over the border. Otherwise, they will go to the emergency room and get free medical treatment on the American taxpayers' dime.
Jim the union guy from Somerset stood by me telling me how everything is Obama's fault. In just six months, Obama has run this country into the ground. He asked me if I knew where to get a Palin-Jindahl bumper sticker. He saw one a car...
Most of the speakers were union bashing and I kept pointing this out to Jim the union guy from Somerset. He kept pointing out to me that it's the union leadership that's the problem not the rank and file. He said most of the union guys he knows listen to Rush Limbaugh and wouldn't be caught dead listening to public radio. He did mention that he wished the speakers would toned the anti-union talk down.
Both Jim the union guy and Stan the gun-totting, Hudson Tea Party organizin' man tried to give me postcards (shown below). Stan said you're suppose to mail these to Obama on his birthday, because he has a fake birth certificate and was really born in Africa and not Hawaii. Union Jim basically told me the same thing. Jim look puzzled when I asked if he had any fruitcake receipts...
Joey the Pheisty blogger from up Amery way told the crowd her story about being a single mother and choosing to live in poverty rather than take government handouts. Being the naive-innocent-until-proven-guilty guy that I am, I'll take her word on it. However, my experience with these Tony-Robbins-wannabe motivational speakers like Joey is that their stories contain a lot of self-inflated folklore that doesn't pass the smell test.
Joey did a little gay bashing and made a point of asking the crowd if any one was getting uncomfortable with her honesty. She urged the crowd to lite the grassroots fires for the Tea Party by striking up conversations with the clerks at the convenience stores -- after all, cigarettes, beer and gas are the three most highly regulated substances on Earth. She mentioned totalitarianism and the pending Wisconsin smoking ban in the same sentence and the crowd applauded wildly. Union Jim said "that smoking ban is going to cause a revolution."
District 29 Assembly Representative John Murtha, R-Baldwin, got up and told us how the Democrats were going to tax us into bankruptcy. He said his number one priority in the Assembly is to defend the taxpayers.
Murtha didn't mention that he paid no Wisconsin income taxes in 2004, 2005 and 2006.
Below is a picture of Murtha at his desk at the state capitol. Seeing how clean his desk is, he is either all caught up with his work or he doesn't have anything to do. Maybe you should e-mail him and ask what his secret for getting out of paying state taxes.
Murtha actually looks like he might have to take a pee or he's really hungover or both...
What's that smell...
“Many people think the country is going in the wrong direction and there is a lot of dissatisfaction. People are saying enough is enough, and we’re helping them figure out ways to get their voices heard.”
Laura Henrichsen
New Richmond Tea Party Organizer
Six months after President Obama took office
“Many people think the country is going in the wrong direction and there is a lot of dissatisfaction. People are saying enough is enough, and we’re helping them figure out ways to get their voices heard.”
People Who Voted For Al Gore in 2000
Six months after President Bush took office
New Richmond Tea Party/Rally
New Richmond, Wisconsin
Saturday, July 18, 2009
4:00-6:00 pm
New Richmond Heritage Center
1100 Heritage Drive
Laura Henrichsen (organizer)
715-294-4534 (organizer phone)
Guest speakers will include:
• Mark Block, state director of Wisconsin Americans for Prosperity
• Jim Zeiler, grassroots organizer with Americans for Prosperity
• Sean Duffy, Ashland County district attorney
• Dave Ross, mayor of Superior, Wis.
• David King, pastor from Milwaukee
Attendees are also asked to dress in patriotic colors and bring along tax protest signs.
According to organizer Laura Henrichsen, Osceola, the rally is designed to provide budding political activists with the encouragement and know-how to continue their fight against rising taxes, increased government spending and changing federal policies.
Could that smell be the odor that from the bullshit that these Tea Parties are non-partisan?
I read recently that former KKK leader David Duke was arrested and kicked out of the Czech Republic after Czech police arrested him in Prague on suspicion of denying the Holocaust. Czech authorities reportedly had focused on Duke's book "My Awakening," which has passages challenging or justifying the Holocaust, according to the Czech news agency CTK. Denying the Holocaust carries a maximum sentence of three years in prison in the Czech Republic. A local neo-Nazi group had invited Duke, whose lecture at Charles University was canceled by the Prague school. Duke has been living in Austria.
Concerning the recent research finding on DNA and the origin of modern humans, I wonder if Duke will become a DNA denier?
“I don't call myself a white supremacist. I'm a civil rights activist concerned about European-American rights.”
David Duke
"Locations for the Garden of Eden have been offered many times before, but seldom in the somewhat inhospitable borderland where Angola and Namibia meet.
A new genetic survey of people in Africa, the largest of its kind, suggests, however, that the region in southwest Africa seems, on the present evidence, to be the origin of modern humans. The authors have also identified some 14 ancestral populations.
The new data goes far toward equalizing the genetic picture of the world, given that most genetic information has come from European and Asian populations. But because it comes from Africa, the continent on which the human lineage evolved, it also sheds light on the origins of human life..."
Nicholas Wade
NY Times
“Our clear goal must be the advancement of the white race and separation of the white and black races. This goal must include freeing of the American media and government from subservient Jewish interests.”
David Duke
“It’s peculiar and unnerving in a way to see so many young people walking around with cell phones and iPods in their ears and so wrapped up in media and video games. It robs them of their self-identity. It’s a shame to see them so tuned out to real life. Of course, they are fine to do that, as if that’s got anything to do with freedom. The cost of liberty is high and young people should understand that before they start spending their life with all those gadgets.”
Bob Dylan
Rollingstone 5/14/2009
"If I desire a Rolls-Royce, that's my business. It becomes your business only if I arbitrarily decide that you have an obligation to buy it for me, on the grounds that it's a 'need' and that I am therefore 'entitled' to it. The fact that I may call my desire for a Rolls-Royce a need is, of course, semantic nonsense. I may just as well call it a want, because regardless of what word I assign to it, I still have no moral right to force you to help me acquire it just because I happen to want it."
Robert Ringer
from Action
Environmental journalism is not a cheerful field of work. The opposition is severe, well funded, and becoming more brutal each year. After years of indifference, the managers of the corporate sector and their hired scribes (Commentary, Nation Review, Time, Newsweek, Fortune, Wall Street Journal, et al.) have finally awakened to the fact that environmentalism, if taken seriously, is a greater threat to the Perpetual Power & Growth Machine than labor unions and Communism. Labor unions can be broken or bought off, and in our nation they mostly have been, while international Communism, though a competitor for planetary power, does not threaten the basic system: Communists like capitalists believe above all in technology, the ever-expanding economy (nice self-contradiction!), industrialism, militarism, centralized control – the complete domination of nature and human beings. The more intense the rivalry the more alike the two sides become; the difference between the men at the top are merely ideological, like the different colors of opposing football teams. As Orwell pointed out in the conclusion of Animal Farm, when the ruling administrators from the two sides convened for a conference, they all looked – to the animals outside looking in – much the same. Which was which? The animals could not tell."
Edward Abbey
Down The River
"...I suggest that Abbey purchase ten six-packs of Schlitz, enclose himself in his garage inside his pickup truck, start the motor and see if he can drink all of the beer..."
J. R. Skousen
Lake Forest, Illinois
from a "fan" letter to Abbey
"The body of the Antichrist is the Leopard. Nazism is the Leopard. Hitler will be the style of the Antichrist. Hitler used whatever was popular at the time to keep his movement going forward. Obama will use the same methods. Who else will be accepted by the Islamics, the Europeans, the United States, the Hindus, Russia, China. Rev.12&13 says the beast shall turn to attacking Christians. Satan can only be in one place at a time. U.S. is most known for Christians. The beast is seen coming up out of the ocean. Standing on U.S. shore and looking out, Obama rises from the sea, Hawaii."
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“I read history books just like you do. None of these guys are immune to the laws of history. They’re going to go up or down, and they’re going to take their people with them. None of us really knew what was happening in the economy. It changed so quickly into a true nightmare of horror. In another day and age, heads would roll. That’s what would happen. The rot would be cut out. As far as blaming everything on the last president, think of it this way: The same folks who had held him in such him regard came to despise him. Isn’t it funny that they’re the very same people who once loved him? People are fickle. Their loyalty can turn at the drop of a hat.”
Bob Dylan
Rollingstone 5/14/2009
"...Goldwater's tone reflected the tenor of this ugliest of Republican conventions since 1912, as entrenched moderates faced off against conservative insurgents. In an era in which a national consensus seemed to have coalesced around advancing civil rights, containing Communism and expanding government, the moderates believed they had to win to preserve the Republican Party. The conservatives—who wanted to contain the role of the federal government and roll back Communism—believed they were saving not just the party but Western civilization.
The logy Mark Hopkins elevators gave the insurgents, flooding into town for what Goldwater biographer Robert Alan Goldberg called the "Woodstock of the right," at least two chances a day to bait Chet Huntley and David Brinkley, anchors of NBC's nightly newscast—and crypto-liberals, according to their harassers. "You know, these nighttime news shows sound to me like they're being broadcast from Moscow," one conservative observed to another on the way down, loud enough for the two newsmen to hear. Brinkley forbade his son, Alan, to show his NBC insignia, except to security.
The volume of right-wing rage at the media was novel at this Republican convention. Unprecedented, too, was the attention focused on the issue of television coverage. The convention was the first since CBS and NBC had expanded their nightly newscasts from 15 minutes to 30 minutes, and the first since the assassination and funeral of President John F. Kennedy redefined the bond between television and politics. In 1960, there were about as many journalists, both print and broadcast, as delegates. Four years later, broadcasters alone outnumbered delegates two to one..."
Rick Perlstein
Revolution From The Right
Smithsonian
August 2008
