EXTRA!EXTRA! EXTRA! Spelling Challenged Coloradan Discovers OldRacial Terms used by Older Persons
 

.. . . but is still a poseur who can't admit he got caught posting a
lie about an NRA Board member.

..... more lefty drivel......
 

more drivel from the left.....no big deal....fig's you can't
sleep at night due to my spelling...ha,, ha, !!

..... more lefty drivel......
 

On Jan 10, 9:44*am, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:
more drivel from the left.....no big deal....fig's you can't
sleep at night due to my spelling...ha,, ha, *!!

Hmm, you've had both the left and right pointing out the fallacy of
stories you've cut and pasted. Your role in perpetuating a lie
continues to do harm to an honorable man, a learned educator and board
member of one of the rights's staunchest groups. Its not about
spelling, but about false information. To lie about one thing, and
not admit that you're wrong, calls anything else you post into
question.
I learned long ago, in the military and in my personal and
professional life, to quickly right wrongs. If I find I've given out
bad info, I correct it. Because of this, people trust what I say and
listen to my input. Because of this, my integrity has rarely been
called into question.
If you intent is to further degrade your message, continue in this
vain. If you would rather be listened to, fix the problem.
Frank Reid
(who exempts his fishing stories from the above rule set)

..... more lefty drivel ......
 

we need a billion bumper stickers made,,"dont blame me,,i didnt vote
for the muslim" i'll buy one,,cause i didnt vote for the muslim

..... more lefty drivel ......
 

On Jan 10, 10:10*am, "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote:
we need a billion bumper stickers made,,"dont blame me,,i didnt vote
for the muslim" i'll buy one,,cause i didnt vote for the muslim

I give up. Perpetuating lies. Glad I'm not one of your customers (by
the way, business folk check up on things like this).
Frank Reid

..... more lefty drivel ......
 

good, i only accept clients that can think straight anyway....
special rates for da's lib/dems....





On Jan 10, 9:26*am, Frank Reid © 2008 wrote:
On Jan 10, 10:10*am, "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote:

we need a billion bumper stickers made,,"dont blame me,,i didnt vote
for the muslim" i'll buy one,,cause i didnt vote for the muslim

I give up. *Perpetuating lies. *Glad I'm not one of your customers (by
the way, business folk check up on things like this).
Frank Reid

..... more news on dumb ass ......
 

1. ‘Hillary Was Right’ About Obama and Terror

During the 2008 presidential race Hillary Clinton’s campaign warned
that if a national security crisis arose with Barack Obama in the
White House and the “red phone” alerting him rang at 3 a.m., he could
not be trusted to adequately respond.

“Turns out Hillary Rodham Clinton was right all along,” declared
Charles Hurt, Washington, D.C. bureau chief for the New York Post.

Hillary’s warning in a campaign ad suggested that an Obama White House
would so downplay the threat posed by terrorism that “the government’s
focus would shift away from the harsh and determined tactics used to
protect the homeland,” Hurt wrote on Friday, adding, “Instead, Obama
would turn his attention to becoming more popular in the world and
stress negotiations over hardball tactics.”

vThat attitude has trickled down to all levels of the government
responsible for national security, according to Hurt.

On Thursday, President Obama sought to calm Americans’ fears about the
terror threat following the attempted bombing of a plane on Christmas
Day. But “there wasn’t much to see in the White House other than
bungling of previous bungling,” according to Hurt, as the
administration rescheduled Obama’s address to the country several
times.

At 8 a.m., the White House said the president would speak at 1 p.m.
Then at 1 p.m., the announcement came that he would deliver his
address at 3 p.m. At 3 p.m., the White House said Obama would speak at
4:30 p.m. He took the podium at 4:34 p.m.

Hurt cited Obama’s trip to Cairo last year to address the Muslim
world, when he said it is “part of my responsibility as president of
the United States to fight against negative stereotypes of Islam
wherever they appear,” and opined, “If you have time for such
nonsense, then you are not spending enough time thinking about how to
thwart this enemy.

..... more news on dumb ass ......
 

Well your dogged refusal to acknowledge or correct a lie that you
posted about an NRA Board member pretty much moves your putative
motivation from political/partisan to something else. Its fair to say
that given some of your past stuff, racism at least plays a part of
your intense dislike of Obama. But I will venture a bit further based
on a little experience with some of the Western outbreaks of Neo-
fascism;

At this point I would take long odds that you have or will have some
affiliation or are at least will become a fellow traveler in Aryan
Nations type circles. The tip off for me is your willingness to
participate in a smear of even someone like Professor Olson, an
activist in some conservative causes. That means/ends swishiness is
pretty characteristic of low brow folk besotted with a radical
ideology that seems to have lots of answers. IE Communism, fascism,
Rand-ism, La Rouche-ism etc.. My guess is fascist racism.

On the positive side, at least you won't be as successful at passing
yourself off as a conservative, which you definitely are not.

Dave

..... more news on dumb ass ......
 

Democrats are split on how to deal with Acorn, the liberal "community
organizing" group that deployed thousands of get-out-the-vote workers
last election. State and city Democratic officials -- who've been
contending with its many scandals -- are moving against it. Washington
Democrats are still sweeping Acorn abuses under a rug.

On Monday, Nevada officials charged Acorn, its regional director and
its Las Vegas field director with submitting thousands of fraudulent
voter registration forms last year. Larry Lomax, the registrar of
voters in Las Vegas, says he believes 48% of Acorn's forms "are
clearly fraudulent." On Thursday, prosecutors in Pittsburgh, Pa., also
charged seven Acorn employees with filing hundreds of fraudulent voter
registrations before last year's general election.

Acorn spokesman Scott Levenson calls the Nevada criminal complaint
"political grandstanding" and says that any problems were the actions
of an unnamed "bad employee." But Catherine Cortez Masto, Nevada's
Democratic Attorney General, told the Las Vegas Sun that Acorn itself
is named in the criminal complaint. She says that Acorn's training
manuals "clearly detail, condone and ... require illegal acts," such
as requiring its workers to meet strict voter-registration targets to
keep their jobs.

Other Democrats on the ground have complaints. Fred Voight, deputy
election commissioner in Philadelphia, protested after Acorn
(according to the registrar of voters and his own investigation)
submitted at least 1,500 fraudulent registrations last fall. "This has
been going on for a number of years," he told CNN in October. St.
Louis Democrat Matthew Potter, the city's deputy elections director,
had similar complaints.

Elsewhere, Washington state prosecutors fined Acorn $25,000 after
several employees were convicted of voter registration fraud in 2007.
The group signed a consent decree with King County (Seattle),
requiring it to beef up its oversight or face criminal prosecution. In
the 2008 election, Acorn's practices led to investigations, some
ongoing, in 14 other states.

The stink is bad enough that some congressional Democrats have taken
notice. At a March 19 hearing on election problems, Michigan Rep. John
Conyers, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, pressed New York
Rep. Gerald Nadler, chairman of the Subcommittee on the Constitution,
Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, to hold a hearing on Acorn. He
called the charges against it "serious." Mr. Nadler agreed to consider
the request...

..... more news on dumb ass ......
 

Well your dogged refusal to acknowledge or correct a lie that you
posted about an NRA Board member pretty much moves your putative
motivation from political/partisan to something else. Its fair to say
that given some of your past stuff, racism at least plays a part of
your intense dislike of Obama. But I will venture a bit further based
on a little experience with some of the Western outbreaks of Neo-
fascism;

At this point I would take long odds that you have or will have some
affiliation or are at least will become a fellow traveler in Aryan
Nations type circles. The tip off for me is your willingness to
participate in a smear of even someone like Professor Olson, an
activist in some conservative causes. That means/ends swishiness is
pretty characteristic of low brow folk besotted with a radical
ideology that seems to have lots of answers. IE Communism, fascism,
Rand-ism, La Rouche-ism etc.. My guess is fascist racism.

On the positive side, at least you won't be as successful at passing
yourself off as a conservative, which you definitely are not.


Dave