A Double Dose of Evem More Plagiarism from [email protected]
 

http://www.topix.com/forum/us/TDBHQ6CAEJ3I3IO7I/p3646

Just what one would expect from a lying scum!

Op


"~^ beancounter ~^" wrote in message
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Yale most memorable quotes of 2009:#1 Keep your government hands off
my medicare. After citizens discovered the Obama plan to cut
$550,000,000 from medicare.#4 You Lie! Wilson after repeated Obama
lies on Health Care during address to Joint Session.#5 The Cambridge
Police Acted Stupidly! When Major Hasan killed 13 people, Obama held a
press conference at the White House urging everyone to “not make any
rush to judgments.”

With all the evidence about Hasan coming to light and even though the
majority of Americans recognized this as a terrorist attack, Obama
stood up in front of thousands of military personnel and insulted
their intelligence, did he mention the word “terrorist.” Instead,
Obama blamed what happened at Fort Hood on “cynicism and divisiveness”
and the stress of multiple deployments.

There’s something very unique in this entire situation that the state-
run media has completely neglected: how Obama has reacted to various
situations that have arisen during his time in office.

Let’s go back to May of this year. On May 31, an anti-abortion
extremist named Scott Roeder gunned down Dr. George Tiller, an
abortion doctor. Almost immediately, Obama released a statement saying
he was “shocked and outraged” by Tiller’s murder.

Obama’s Attorney General, Eric Holder, immediately stationed U.S.
Marshals at abortion clinics across the country.

A day later, on June 1, the first terrorist attack in Little Rock,
Ark. was committed under Obama’s watch. Pfc. William Long, 23, and
Pvt. Quinton Ezeagwula, 18, were shot by a man named Abdulhakim
Mujahid Muhammad.

Obama’s reaction to this was more emotionally toned down. He did not
issue any remarks until a couple days later, when he claimed he was
“deeply saddened.” There were no U.S. Marshals stationed at recruiting
centers, as there were at abortion clinics.

Fast forward to July 26. Police in Cambridge, Mass. arrested professor
Henry-Lewis Gates, an African-American professor, for disorderly
conduct and disturbing the peace.

At a press conference on health care a day later, a reporter asked
Obama about his opinion on the incident. Obama said,“I don’t know all
the facts…but I think the police acted stupidly.”

In perhaps the only truthful thing Obama has ever said since becoming
president, he acknowledged he didn’t have all the facts. But he was
quick to pass judgment on white police officers arresting a black man.

This is also because Obama disdains our military. As a senator, he
voted to cut off vital funding to our troops fighting in Iraq and
Afghanistan and voted against the troop surge in Iraq. He is now in
command of the same troops he voted to betray.

As commander-in-chief, he proclaimed that the idea of victory in
Afghanistan makes him uncomfortable and,for nearly three months,
dragged his feet on deciding whether to send more troops to
Afghanistan.

Plagiarist [email protected]
 

On Dec 25, 3:14*pm, "Mark Bowen" wrote:
posted the message below, AS IF IT WERE HIS OWN, but the TRUE author is,
Greg Neubeck, who posted it as a commentary to an article in The
PhoenixStar, entitled, "Global warming skepticism on rise in U.S.," which
was written by, Ed Stoddard and Carey Gillam of Reuters on December 4, 2009.

**Public Service Notice**

Op *--truly sad that the MORON is even incapable of writing his own shtick--

About par for the course. This is afterall a guy who had been pretty
vague as to his professional standing. His style of lying in the posts
is right out of the whackjob play book.

Dave

dumb asses......
 

Because he sympathizes with them. He thinks America is a bad country
that has abused the rest of the world, made them do our bidding,
bullied them, and stole their resources. Obama hates America; just
like his buddy Bill Ayers the SDS bomber and Jeremiah Wright do. That
is why Obama is always overseas apologizing for our "bad" country.
Americans elected a president who DOES NOT believe in the essential
goodness of America! We will come to regret that.

More Plagiarism from [email protected]
 

"~^ beancounter ~^" wrote in message
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Being constent
 

On Dec 24, 7:31*pm, MajorOz wrote:
On Dec 24, 4:00*pm, " wrote:



On Dec 24, 10:50*am, sandy wrote:

I haven't participated here much--last year or so.
There was just too much political wrangling going on
and I found it too hard to ignore. So I largely took a powder.
(no not that kind. all my dollar bills are still in my wallet).

So, exhibiting typical consistency on my part, the following:

The republicans unanimously opposed historic health care
legislation today--watered down and impotent as it was, due
to their unanimous hostility for over a year now. But lose the
battle they did. Or soon will, as the senate was the only
reactionary chance left for them.

All of which reminded me:

Republicans opposed social security, originally and as recently as
a few years ago.

Republicans opposed the Marshall Plan after WWII.

In the early 50s republicans did half-heartedly supported voting rights
for southern blacks, largely because it was Yellow Dog Dixicrats who
supported segregation. But after the civil rights bill passed and it
became clear the new wave of black voters would all vote democratic,
the republicans almost instantly switched camps and became
states-rights reactionaries. They got the Ross Barnett, Bull Conner-like
democrats and they've controlled the redneck south ever since.

The republicans also opposed Medicare.
And now they've done absolutely everything possible to give
Health Insurance corporations the right continue ripping us off, and to
keep upwards of 20 million citizens out of any kind of health care luck
at all.

I'm beginning to think this kind of stubborn
resistance to needed change is a genetic condition. Rational
evaluation of the evidence just doesn't support this kind
of boneheaded behavior.

The only thing non-obstructionist they've ever done is to
drive us into near bankruptcy by slashing revenues (taxes)
and giving most of that the rich, and to start a series of
ill-advised and remarkably expensive wars. *And I count Viet Nam
in that category too, even though Johnson started it. Because
everybody knows Johnson did that because he was so afraid of
right-wing reaction.

:-)

Here's my favorite quote from William F. Buckley, founder of the
modern conservative movement:

“A Conservative is a fellow who is standing athwart history yelling
"Stop!"”

Just to give you an idea of the quality and depth of his opinions, he
also said (or wrote):

“The Beatles are not merely awful. They are so unbelievably horrible,
so appallingly unmusical, so dogmatically insensitive to the magic of
the art, that they qualify as crowned heads of antimusic.”

Well, at least, in this quote, he was correct, as history will (and to
a degree, already has) show(n). *Their music does not "live". *

Their music does not live? I guess that would depend on what you mean
by "live"......or, perhaps more precisely, on whether we should assume
that any meaning at all attaches to the term as you use it.

It was
a fad, was not musical, barely rhythmic, and appealed only to the
journalistic mind that believed it had found something, or to
rebellious dilatants.

Well, it was popular music, so I guess that in one sense or another it
can legitimately be thought of as a fad.....ephemera, if you
will.....much as that of Beethoven, the Gershwins, Somalian drumming,
Irving Berlin, Andean pan-pipes and......um.....well, just about
anything that doesn't quite measure up to your personal tastes,
elevated standards and eternal authority.

cheers, anyway; and Merry Christmas

oz, who never confuses sales figures with quality

No, one should never confuse sales figures with quality. Quality is
an inherent esthetic characteristic demonstrated by conformity with
objective criteria which we are certain you will reveal to us when the
time is right.......when he have shown sufficient interest in and
mastery of what you will, if we are lucky, one day tell us matters.

g.
merely one of several hundred millions of journalists......or
dilatants.....or something.

Being constent
 

On Dec 24, 10:46*pm, "Fred" wrote:

Republocrats
I'd sooner shoot em and eat em'
Just varmints!

Davey Crockett- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Eating up the last of our bacon and roast pig with my kids and
grandsons. Wonder what goes with Long-pig? I am not big on Fava beans.
Ideas? ;+))

Dave

Being constent
 

On 26-Dec-2009, DaveS wrote:

Republocrats
I'd sooner shoot em and eat em'
Just varmints!

Davey Crockett- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Eating up the last of our bacon and roast pig with my kids and
grandsons. Wonder what goes with Long-pig? I am not big on Fava beans.
Ideas? ;+))

Dave

Cheney on a Sesame seed bialy with tomato sauce and lemon - I will pass
My eclectic culinary taste only goes so far

Fried mule would be better.

Fred
Who once told his granddaughter that a chain restaurant - Pete's Fried Mule
- was moving to our small town - I told her that fried mule would go well
w peanut butter
She did not believe me ????

Being constent
 

On Dec 24, 8:00*pm, "Mark Bowen" wrote:
"MajorOz" wrote in message

...
On Dec 24, 4:00 pm, " wrote:



On Dec 24, 10:50 am, sandy wrote:

I haven't participated here much--last year or so.
There was just too much political wrangling going on
and I found it too hard to ignore. So I largely took a powder.
(no not that kind. all my dollar bills are still in my wallet).

So, exhibiting typical consistency on my part, the following:

The republicans unanimously opposed historic health care
legislation today--watered down and impotent as it was, due
to their unanimous hostility for over a year now. But lose the
battle they did. Or soon will, as the senate was the only
reactionary chance left for them.

All of which reminded me:

Republicans opposed social security, originally and as recently as
a few years ago.

Republicans opposed the Marshall Plan after WWII.

In the early 50s republicans did half-heartedly supported voting rights
for southern blacks, largely because it was Yellow Dog Dixicrats who
supported segregation. But after the civil rights bill passed and it
became clear the new wave of black voters would all vote democratic,
the republicans almost instantly switched camps and became
states-rights reactionaries. They got the Ross Barnett, Bull Conner-like
democrats and they've controlled the redneck south ever since.

The republicans also opposed Medicare.
And now they've done absolutely everything possible to give
Health Insurance corporations the right continue ripping us off, and to
keep upwards of 20 million citizens out of any kind of health care luck
at all.

I'm beginning to think this kind of stubborn
resistance to needed change is a genetic condition. Rational
evaluation of the evidence just doesn't support this kind
of boneheaded behavior.

The only thing non-obstructionist they've ever done is to
drive us into near bankruptcy by slashing revenues (taxes)
and giving most of that the rich, and to start a series of
ill-advised and remarkably expensive wars. And I count Viet Nam
in that category too, even though Johnson started it. Because
everybody knows Johnson did that because he was so afraid of
right-wing reaction.

:-)

Here's my favorite quote from William F. Buckley, founder of the
modern conservative movement:

“A Conservative is a fellow who is standing athwart history yelling
"Stop!"”

Just to give you an idea of the quality and depth of his opinions, he
also said (or wrote):

“The Beatles are not merely awful. They are so unbelievably horrible,
so appallingly unmusical, so dogmatically insensitive to the magic of
the art, that they qualify as crowned heads of antimusic.”

Well, at least, in this quote, he was correct, as history will (and to
a degree, already has) show(n). *Their music does not "live". *It was
a fad, was not musical, barely rhythmic, and appealed only to the
journalistic mind that believed it had found something, or to
rebellious dilatants.

cheers, anyway; and Merry Christmas

oz, who never confuses sales figures with quality

So is it the Christmas spirtit or Satan that has you by the balls?!

If this ain't talent, the GOP will, enthusiastically, support all future Dem
initiatives.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5aSs...eature=related

Jeez, he hates college sportz

Actually, he loves college sports...or, at least did when it was
sport. They should all revert to the Ivy Leage concept, leaving it
where it belongs.

and the greatest musical talent to ever grace
this godforsaken planet!

No.......I actually love Mozart and Bob Wills...........

Cheers

oz

Being constent
 

"MajorOz" wrote in message
...
On Dec 24, 8:00 pm, "Mark Bowen" wrote:
"MajorOz" wrote in message

...
On Dec 24, 4:00 pm, " wrote:



On Dec 24, 10:50 am, sandy wrote:

I haven't participated here much--last year or so.
There was just too much political wrangling going on
and I found it too hard to ignore. So I largely took a powder.
(no not that kind. all my dollar bills are still in my wallet).

So, exhibiting typical consistency on my part, the following:

The republicans unanimously opposed historic health care
legislation today--watered down and impotent as it was, due
to their unanimous hostility for over a year now. But lose the
battle they did. Or soon will, as the senate was the only
reactionary chance left for them.

All of which reminded me:

Republicans opposed social security, originally and as recently as
a few years ago.

Republicans opposed the Marshall Plan after WWII.

In the early 50s republicans did half-heartedly supported voting
rights
for southern blacks, largely because it was Yellow Dog Dixicrats who
supported segregation. But after the civil rights bill passed and it
became clear the new wave of black voters would all vote democratic,
the republicans almost instantly switched camps and became
states-rights reactionaries. They got the Ross Barnett, Bull
Conner-like
democrats and they've controlled the redneck south ever since.

The republicans also opposed Medicare.
And now they've done absolutely everything possible to give
Health Insurance corporations the right continue ripping us off, and
to
keep upwards of 20 million citizens out of any kind of health care
luck
at all.

I'm beginning to think this kind of stubborn
resistance to needed change is a genetic condition. Rational
evaluation of the evidence just doesn't support this kind
of boneheaded behavior.

The only thing non-obstructionist they've ever done is to
drive us into near bankruptcy by slashing revenues (taxes)
and giving most of that the rich, and to start a series of
ill-advised and remarkably expensive wars. And I count Viet Nam
in that category too, even though Johnson started it. Because
everybody knows Johnson did that because he was so afraid of
right-wing reaction.

:-)

Here's my favorite quote from William F. Buckley, founder of the
modern conservative movement:

“A Conservative is a fellow who is standing athwart history yelling
"Stop!"”

Just to give you an idea of the quality and depth of his opinions, he
also said (or wrote):

“The Beatles are not merely awful. They are so unbelievably horrible,
so appallingly unmusical, so dogmatically insensitive to the magic of
the art, that they qualify as crowned heads of antimusic.”

Well, at least, in this quote, he was correct, as history will (and to
a degree, already has) show(n). Their music does not "live". It was
a fad, was not musical, barely rhythmic, and appealed only to the
journalistic mind that believed it had found something, or to
rebellious dilatants.

cheers, anyway; and Merry Christmas

oz, who never confuses sales figures with quality

So is it the Christmas spirtit or Satan that has you by the balls?!

If this ain't talent, the GOP will, enthusiastically, support all future
Dem
initiatives.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5aSs...eature=related

Jeez, he hates college sportz

Actually, he loves college sports...or, at least did when it was
sport. They should all revert to the Ivy Leage concept, leaving it
where it belongs.

and the greatest musical talent to ever grace
this godforsaken planet!

No.......I actually love Mozart and Bob Wills...........

Cheers

oz

Okay, that ain't so bad then! Mozart is good, Bob Wills is a bit before my
time, though I'm sure I'd like him--he's a Rapper, right?

MC, HH, FK, and HNY to ya Major Oz!

Being constent
 

On 26-Dec-2009, "Mark Bowen" wrote:

Okay, that ain't so bad then! Mozart is good, Bob Wills is a bit before my

time, though I'm sure I'd like him--he's a Rapper, right?

You would like him.

The father of Western (Texas) Country Swing
Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys
http://www.bobwills.com/

They had a unique sound - like none other - Immensely popular

Fred