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Ironically enough, I sure hope to hell that Kerry
isn't elected. Not out of any love of Bush, but
for the following rationale:

Right now the Civilized World is engaged in a war,
a SOG-war, with every Vandal on the planet. Millions
of the mindless sumbitches.

Don't call them Islamists, even, for these are people
who truly hate and fear and cannot abide Civilization,
in any form. The hate and fear education, women,
outsiders, anything vaguely approaching civil rights,
the rule of law--excepting whim and might makes right,
science, music and culture. They need to die, and the
sooner, the better.

Bush will have them killed, to a greater or lesser
efficiency. Kerry will deplore them killing Americans.

Kerry will complain, he will cry, he will whine, he
will insist, he will try to appease them by apologizing,
he will try to bribe them with money, he will try this
and he will try that.

Finally they will piss him off so much, not by killing
Americans, but by flouting his WILL, that he will order
the Pentagon to "make them stop that!"

No strategy, no tactic. Just "make them stop!"

The Pentagon will look around and say to itself that
"this guy is a luser. he wants us to stick our dick
in the fire, take credit and blame us if WE win, and
blame us if WE lose. he won't give us the support we
need, will impose a bunch of stupid conditions on us,
and will let congressmen tell us to do stuff based on
what *they* think, after looking at whatever god-
forsaken hole they've sent us to FOR ONE HOUR."

"Fuck that noise," the Pentagon will conclude.

"make them stop!", he will whine all the louder.

How do I know this? Because that is the same SHIT
that JFK, LBJ, Jimmy Fucking Carter, and Bill Fucking
Clinton pulled.

At least I strongly believe, that if Bush is in charge,
we will live in a police state with dumbass drug laws
and spies everywhere and no pr0n or nekkid dancin';
but he WILL get the Pentagon to KILL WOGS like there
is no tomorrow.

And yes, all his big military-industr'al-big awl
buddies will make out like bandits, and Jesus will
figure prominantly in domestic policy decisions, and
annoying bullshit like that will be the rule of the
day, BUT

the Pentagon will be KILLING WOGS like there is no
tomorrow.

And that is reason good enough to prefer Bush over
Kerry.

Now lets see how long it takes for someone to lose their fucking mind over this post.

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Sarasota Straight Escapee

Looks like Kerry says as many stupid things as Bush....and some of you think he is smarter. He sounds a lot like Dubya to me. This is in no way a plug for Dubya but just shows our lack of a true intelligent choice this election.




"Today a car fueled by hydrogen costs up to a half million dollars." - John Kerry, A Call to Service, page 167.

"My goal is to put 100,000 hydrogen-powered vehicles on the road by 2010 and 2.5 million by 2020. - John Kerry, A Call to Service, page 167.


"I commanded a naval gunboat patrolling the Mekong Delta. Then when I came home after two tours of duty, I decided that the same sense of service demanded something more of me." - John Kerry, A Call to Service, page 3. (Two Tours?) more like 1, 4 months and a tour was 12 go figure

"The vast majority of our imports come from outside the country."
- John F. Kerry  

"If we don't succeed, we run the risk of failure."
- John F. Kerry  

"One word sums up probably the responsibility of any Governor, and that one word is 'to be prepared'."
-  John F. Kerry    

"I have made good judgments in the past. I have made good judgments in the future."
- John F. Kerry  

"The future will be better tomorrow."
- John F. Kerry    

"We're going to have the best educated American people in the world."
- John F. Kerry    

"I stand by all the misstatements that I've made."
-  John F. Kerry  

"We have a firm commitment to NATO, we are a part of NATO. We have a firm commitment to Europe. We are a part of Europe."
- John F. Kerry    

"A low voter turnout is an indication of fewer people going to the polls."
- John F. Kerry    

"We are ready for any unforeseen event that may or may not occur."
- John F. Kerry  

"For NASA, space is still a high priority."
- John F. Kerry  

"Quite frankly, teachers are the only profession that teach our children."
-  John F. Kerry  

"It isn't pollution that's harming the environment. It's the impurities in our air and  water that are doing it."
- John F. Kerry    

"It's time for the human race to enter the solar system."
- John F. Kerry

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Sarasota Straight Escapee
[ This Message was edited by: thepatriot on 2004-10-08 11:19 ]

Troops Favor Bush over Kerry 4-to-1
A new poll conducted by the Army Times Publishing Co. said, U.S. troops favor George W. Bush over John Kerry for President, 4-to-1. Out of 4,000 polled, a staggering 73% of servicemen said they would vote for Bush if the election were held today. A meek 18% preferred a Kerry administration.

Two-thirds of those polled pointed to Kerry's anti-war activities in the 1970's as the main reason for their fervent Bush support.

The Kerry campaign, who has consistently touted military support, is sure to take a public relations bruising because of the survey results.

During the 2000 election, military servicemen backed Bush over Gore 2-to-1.

Additionally, morale amongst active duty servicemen is very high with 73% stating that they would re-enlist if needed.

Here is the link
http://hundredpercenter.blogspot.com/20 ... -to-1.html

The leader of the UN, Annan or anyone else, acts as a mouthpiece for dictatorships. The UN has one criteria for becoming a member: you must be a nation. Period. Not a free nation, not a non-socialist, not non-communist, not non-dictatorship, simply a "nation". This means that criminal states like Iraq, Syria, Lybia, and North Korea have equal say in human rights, individual rights, and world policies. The UN wants to form their own militray and collect taxes the world over. I want no part of them and neither should the freedom loving nations of this world. Sorry, Lybia as the director of the UN human rights council is a crime. If you remember your history, never has the US asked for UN "approval" of their military actions until Bush Sr. changed protocol and asked the UN for advice on the Kuwait situation. His actions were unprecedented; the US has no need to ask anyone's permission to defend themselves.


Fortunately, our leaders have rejected the urging of the U.N. pushers, and the United States is still a sovereign nation. It is now extremely clear that the U.N.'s goal is to amass power superior to the sovereignty of all nations. Kofi Annan's remarks indicate that he believes the U.N. has that power, if not in fact, by virtue of public support.

Once again, Congressman Ron Paul has introduced HR1146, the American Sovereignty Restoration Act of 2003. This bill will withdraw the United States from the United Nations.

Some people bitch and complain about the taxes we pay now , If any of you UN loving idiots think we pay alot of hard earned dollars now what do you think would happen if we were stupid enough to follow the heard on this one. The US already foots most of the bill for the UN and it would only get worse and at OUR expense. Ron Paul Rocks!!!!!
Keep up the good work, we need a guy like this as President.

Dan Rather, Professional Journalist, and CBS News, Professional News Network, want us to keep believing that they are the ordained purveyors of truth. They are the mature and responsible mavens of media ethics. They are the information gatekeepers with unparalleled judgment, dedicated to the high principles of The Craft of Journalism, unwavering in their crusade for the public interest.

 As the saying goes in the blogosphere: Bwah-hah-hah.

 With a click of the mouse and easy-to-use Web log software, Internet-savvy citizens across America and around the world are relentlessly unmasking the frauds of snob journalism as never before. The wall between the self-anointed press protectorate and the unwashed masses has crumbled.

 Rather and The Suits face crushing evidence that CBS relied on bogus military documents in a recent "60 Minutes II" hit piece challenging President Bush's National Guard service. Questions about the documents' authenticity were first raised last week on the indispensible conservative Internet forum, FreeRepublic.com, then amplified and supplemented by the intrepid independent bloggers of Powerline, Little Green Footballs, INDC Journal and Allahpundit.

 Rather and his geriatric empire are combating these powerfully persuasive blogs with anemic smears and sneers. And they are losing so very, very badly that they can't keep on top of their own spin.

 Rather recklessly suggests that the bloggers who broke the story are disciplined "partisan political operatives," presumably affiliated with the Bush campaign and/or Republican National Convention. Former CBS news executive Jonathan Klein, on the other hand, suggests that the bloggers are loose cannons and amateur yahoos. The blogger, Klein told Fox News, is a "guy sitting in his living room in his pajamas writing" without acceptable journalistic credentials or a genuine commitment to "checks and balances."

 It's no surprise, of course, that the conspiratorial, central-planning mindset of the mainstream media kingpins conjures up a top-down plot where there is none and where none could ever be orchestrated even if the Bush White House wanted one. Bloggers take orders from no one. But with that irresistible platter of publishing freedom comes a tall glass of responsibility. For serious blogging pundits and news-gatherers and discussion board operators, cyber-cred is everything. Mainstream media anthropologists often attach the adjective "free-wheeling" to the blogger culture -- ignoring the flip side of the brutally quick-fixing and 24/7 fact-checking nature of the medium.

 What is amazing is that Rather would shamelessly traffic in such paranoid nonsense against conservative-leaning bloggers, without a shred of substantiation, in the middle of his own disastrous journalistic hurricane -- and on the heels of CNN's recent disclosure that two of its most prominent talk show co-hosts, Paul Begala and James Carville, have been hired as official consultants to the Kerry presidential campaign but will remain in their current positions at the network.

 About these proven Democratic "partisan political operatives," Rather has made no comment on CBS.

 As for Klein, his pajama put-down will go down in media history as the death cry of snob journalism.

 With amusement, I have watched my colleagues in the Old Media fight every democratizing and choice-enhancing trend during the dozen years I've spent in the information business. They scoffed at Rush Limbaugh as a flash in the pan (and have searched in vain for a commercially viable liberal counterpart for the last 15 years). They sneered at The Drudge Report (then bookmarked his site for hourly reading). They sniped at Fox News (then ripped off every one of Roger Ailes' innovations). They laughed at Regnery Publishing (then snatched up its editors and formed New York knock-offs). They mocked the insurgent New York Post (as their own circulation figures and ad sales tanked). And now, in final desperation, they trash the blogging revolution as an irresponsible pajama party for unprofessional hobbyists (even as they launch their own corporate-scrubbed versions to exhibit their "edginess").

 Faced with an unstoppable onslaught of competitive traffic, Dan Rather and the great pretenders in Trusted Journalism have only one choice for survival: Yield.