COLLECTIVE MADNESS


“Soft despotism is a term coined by Alexis de Tocqueville describing the state into which a country overrun by "a network of small complicated rules" might degrade. Soft despotism is different from despotism (also called 'hard despotism') in the sense that it is not obvious to the people."

Sunday, September 17, 2006

Drudge Link to Soros Video & Other YouTube Videos

George Soros on Wolf Blitzer's show. Soros compares George Bush to the Nazis and Communists.

MSNBC's lunatic in residence Keith Olbermann on Bush's fear mongering and his "unAmerican" linkage of the MSM and al-Qaeda.

Here Olbermann blasts Rumfeld on his fascism.

Here's a couple of minutes of GWB in the Friday Rose Garden presser about the Detainee Treatment Act with Olbermann's leftist spiel.

Rush Limbaugh's guest spot on CBS News.

Rosie O'Donnell reveals a little too much about her IQ; says "Radical Christianity is just as threatening as radical Islam in a country like America where we have separation of church and state." Kevin McCullough has a few words on the subject.

234 comments:

  1. 2006 is the year of the YouTube political campaign. But vlogs (video blogs) haven't really caught on outside of the womenfolk (Atlas Shrugged and Malkin). Maybe that's just as well!

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  3. Buddy Larsen is a
    Lowdown Urinal Cake Stealing Dog.

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  4. Doug:
    Do you have that on video?

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  5. I have some Stills Virtually Filled (sic) with Cakes.
    And we ain't talkin YellowCakes.

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  6. Into the Urinal they did Plop,
    Multiplied With Photoshop.
    Burma Shave

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  7. There's no way any of that is on videotape. I didn't do it, and besides it was dark and I had on my ninja pj's.

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  9. Sony DigiVidioCams had IR 5 yrs ago.

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  10. doug's family made him go the shrink because he likes plaid bermuda shorts so much.

    doug told that to the doc, who answered that he didn't see anything wrong with that.

    doug said he didn't see anything wrong with it either, that with milk and sugar and a piece of toast, they made a perfectly nutritious breakfast.

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  11. Scotch Plaid, Please.
    On the Rocks.

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  12. I saw him get a Lube
    on the U-Tube

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  13. "Et tu, Brute?"

    "Naw, man, I ain't et NOTHIN!"

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  14. ht instapundit--

    Opposition, party of the center-right, takes Swedish elections. What this means:

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  15. said to "send a chill wind through the ranks of European socialists".

    Good.

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  16. AUSTIN BAY writes on fiddling and twiddling with Iran. The loss of momentum in the war reminds me of something that I believe Napoleon (or maybe it was Talleyrand) said: "You can do anything with bayonets except sit on them." Much of the problem in Iraq comes from Iran, and we seem curiously unwilling to do much about it. I wonder -- does Iran already have nuclear weapons, and are we being successfully blackmailed?

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  17. Damnedest Round Trip I've ever seen:

    Bush goes from 41 to 47 to 41 in one week. How'ya like them apples?

    I guess the folks really liked that picture of 190 Smiling Taliban posing in their little "safe haven" cemetary.

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  18. Haven't read that yet, but will.
    My guess is Hormuze and the Cruise.
    But we shall see.
    Interesting Times.
    B-1 Knew the Pilot on Flight 11.
    Retired Tomcat Pilot.
    Also 4 year old girl taking her first plane ride:
    Think he said her dad worked in the Pentagon.
    Hope to hear again, since I was asleep.

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  19. The Repubs spent the better part of a week raving about Bubba not "Taking the Shot," and then, there it is, right on their TV, Dubya "Not taking the shot."

    I know, I know, Dubya didn't have nothing to do with the call, BUT, it's HIS War, and that shit pisses folks off. BIG TIME.

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  20. I haven't seen a 47 anywhere--who was it?

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  21. Rufus 6:49:59 PM,
    Sad, when he's got your Gas Graph on his side.
    Never shoulda let those Bastards Live.
    Many others, I might add.

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  22. Rasmussen, I'll go get the link.

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  23. Ruf:
    Bubba was Pre 9-11, at least.

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  24. He puts up a 3 day rolling average every day. He's probably the most accurate pollster, out there.

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  25. Who woulda EVER predicted this back in'02???

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  26. No Shit, Doug. No Shit!

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  27. A Majority of the DC Lifers live in a Pre-9-11 Reality.
    Professional Suicide Artists.

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  28. Of course, that Fucking McCain ain't helping any, either.

    You know, I hope Dubya holds the house, but it wouldn't bother me a fucking bit if the Dems took the Senate.

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  29. A Sad Lot.
    I had a post Removed from Froggies for even hinting that we'd be better off it that plane had made it.
    Sick but probably true.

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  30. I don't know what kind of fucking quasi-reality an Army General can be living in to prohibit killing "Killers" in a cemetary, but it must be some strange kind of place.

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  31. Bubba's policy conundrums and complexities aside, he is the Matt Damon of the presidency, an intellectual sought after by all.

    It's not simply his Midas touch, exhibited in Markets that trade up wildly at news of his landing in the Capital. No, its also his calm demeanor and ability to appreciate the myriad complexities that make up our world.

    He is a man whose mind works like the pages of Ulysses, and he reminds people that threat = distance*unlikelihood as much as it = a Bush talking point.

    Anyone who forgets the globetrotting King of America, America's first Sultan president, beloved by the hubs of American culture as well as its young and its old, will make a terrible mistake.

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  32. Somebody talked earlier about sensitivity training for the Generals.
    Many Cops play by the same Rules.
    I got through to one that was putting me through the dozens instead of addressing the Perp by asking him?
    Are you a lawyer?
    Got him to talk to the Perp at her place of work.

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  33. Well should Clinton be ashamed that he WAS a lawyer - a glam-Lawyer who brought the spirit of Jazz and Rock & Roll into the stuffy Oval Office?

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  34. I particularly liked the part where Bubba and the Israelis got into a contest to see who could transfer the most missile technology to the Chinese.

    It would be a close call; I think the Israelis got the most money, though Bubba got some pretty juicy campaign donations

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  35. ...and Crazy Al got a few glasses of iced tea out of the deal.

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  36. then he hadda go wee-wee while the bag got handed over.

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  37. People condemned rockstars and fashion models for their highly styled lives. When Clinton chose to style himself as a citizen of the world, with a conscience that spanned continents, I guess he was making himself a bigger target for the narrow minded.

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  38. sausage, your post up there about the Sultan is great writing. What do it mean?

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  39. Strong tea, too. Two glasss, and it's a dash for the John.

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  40. ...or a narrower target for the big-minded.

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  41. in fact, big-minded enough, and Bubbs is no target at all. Beach-party romp, except for these made-up terrorists.

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  42. we got so open-minded, our brains fell out.

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  43. Boyington on Ollie North's Fox show coming up--

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  44. In as much as no one can determine what intentions Teresita has when she make sci-fi inspired .gifs, no one can determine the intentions that drove the Clinton presidency. Everyone in his administration WANTED him to succeed and believed in the man. But the country didn't believe in him and now look what happened.

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  45. yeah, we wouldn't let Clinton be Clinton.

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  46. I studied Schnitzelkraft in culinary school and there is a process wherein certain types of meat must be breaded and deep fried, but the meat is usually delicate, and the frying is supposed to go no deeper than a millimeter or two. You need to have a TEAM that believes in the chef. If someone prefers a different frying penetration, they will create a dish different than what the chef intended.

    When Clinton was spicing the pot, Congress was heaping in handfuls of salt, and he'd adjust and try to add more stock, but it was hopeless. Its sad, really.

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  47. Clinton had to navigate many more complex governmental structures than George W. There were a preposterous number of checks against his policies that kept them from acting on the objects of his presidential desires.

    From conception, to planning and on through implementationa and assessment, there are numerous bureaucratic sphincters that seize up and control the flows of power into discrete compartments. Clinton's plans were all very ambitious and would often be cleaved by these sphincters, so what we would get would seem half-baked, when in reality, its constitution was fine, it was just half of the project, half of the plan.

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  48. Yeah, that Bubba Presidency was a hard one to figure out, alright. It's not like he's remembered for getting his tallywhacker gobbled in the oval office, selling defense secrets for campaign contributions, soliciting library contributions from the Saudis when he was supposed to be trying to get access to the Khobar Towers bombers, pardoning drug traffickers and International fugitives (Marc Rich's wife did have some big tits, though, didn't she?) and triangulating every move according to the morning's poll numbers.

    Yep, he was a "Mystery Man."

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  49. Clinton for Dictator is satire, right? Else, only someone expert on ground-up innards could stomach the thought.

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  50. Well, I'm convinced! The handfuls of salt, good point! The sphincters, there's no argument, they were all there, interrupting Clinton's natural movement.

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  51. Quick, what's the difference between Clinton's scandals and Bush's scandals?

    Answer, all of Clinton's were "true" and all of Bush's were made up by Dan Rather.

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  52. Ground up innards and the choices of the state. Remember there being some European guy who suggested the two shared something essential.

    Clinton's innards may have been disagreeable, but that is without appreciation for the broader projects he was working on - and still is it seems, in spite of his age and the betrayal of American society against him. He's like a contemporary King Richard or MacBeth in this regard. The spirits and zeitgeists of the age had made their choices; he just had to bear the headwinds, which everyone seems to confuse with him MAKING those headwinds. If anything, he was trying to make them go in more equitable directions.

    Honestly, does anyone want to live in a unipolar world? In a hyperpower? YOu want to live your life at the bottom of the well of world opinion? Every month, Pew can remind you of how hated and despicable you are? Clinton foresaw this and tried to steer American exceptionalism away and towards something constructive. He sought to build bridges. Now, I'm not sure what were building out in those boondocks.

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  53. Too bad Mr. Clinton forgot to tell AQ about his plan to make us all Swiss.

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  54. But, without him, how on earth would our 7 year olds have ever learned all about blow-jobs in the White House?

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  55. The reason I don't troll lefty sites is that they erode the soul:
    What do I do about the Sausage Guy?

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  56. ...and of course, how to lie about it right up until a blue dress falls on yer head?

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  57. Madeline Lied FOR Bill.
    Colin Lied FOR Osama.

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  58. Clinton was a man of burbling humors, and they drove him as much for the betterment of the world that loved him in as much as it made him vulnerable to the temptations of the flesh that so notoriously weakened him.

    Is the myth of clinton too grand that those who disbelieve must hurl stones at he who fought for them, just so they can prove to their own satisfactions that he was human and not a President worthy of an album cover, a record label or a world tour?

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  59. Monica is lucky --Lucianne Goldberg and Linda Tripp's exposure probably saved her from getting "disappeared". What's a life, to the Beautiful People?

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  60. All it proves is you are a hopeless dumbass.

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  61. Honestly, does anyone want to live in a unipolar world? In a hyperpower?

    In two words: FUCK YES

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  62. Buddy:
    The only reason you disliked selling the Crown Jewels to the Chi-coms was Eesticular Envy.

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  63. If we had just been on his side,
    Arafat woulda made peace w/da joos.
    Jimmah Certifies That.

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  64. All it proves is the tumultuous cultural waves Clinton had to surf as he sought graceful objectives upon waves of Globalization, Organized Crime and regional stabilities (Asian, South American, Palestine and on).

    Here at home, people seemed more than willing to make it as difficult as possible for him to even begin wading out to one or another unknown abyss of the future. People didn't even urge caution. They were downright unpolite - well, some of them.

    I'm just saying no one person is responsible for these frictions. They are sociological and cultural problems deeply engrained in America. I don't know how to fix them and I'm not sure if Clinton did either. Though, I guess we will never know now, will we?

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  65. Ah, Doug; You are One Eloquent MotherFucker.

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  66. Oh COME ON...

    The sociological and cultural phenomena that defined and indeed flowed from the Clinton whitehouse are not some alien embodiment. They're Americana plain and simple. One of many kinds, of course. If you want to hate Clinton so much, fine, but you're making an effigy out of a group behavior.

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  67. Reminds me of old Silver Tongue Jones. When Smith drowned on a fishing trip, the guys sent Silver Tongue to give the tragic news to Mrs. Smith.

    When she answered the door, he said "Hi, Widow Smith!"

    She said "I'm not a widow!"

    He said, "The shit you ain't!"

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  68. Give it up, sausageman. You're among adults, here. We know an immoral/amoral (you decide) Sociopathic douchebag when we see one. The Group that you're referring to we normally confine to places with names like San Quentin, Marian, Sing Sing, etc.

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  69. Sausage, you DO realize you're arguing against free will, and thus "for" predestination, don't you?

    Little Billy just caught up in the Hand of Destiny?

    While it is impossible to prove wrong, it is for a fact possible to prove pointless, as it is pointless on its face, self-evidently-like.

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  70. Anyone so certain of their vision of pre-destiny, should be in the markets, not at the stove.

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  71. Those Greedy, Selfish Swedes voted for Tax Cuts. Amazin

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  72. Give me some oil prices for December, wouldja?

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  73. Hey, Silver Tongue. (Larsen)
    Go Sweet Talk to Bob on the Reprobate Thread.
    She's reactin to somethin that ain't even completely real.
    Wouldn't wanna lose Bob.
    Or, at least understand why.

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  74. You started it too with that ryhme about Bob and Pat.

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  75. The future is already out there, we just need someone that can tap in to it.

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  76. I've got to stay wherever you are--got to keep a lid on that urinal cake flap.

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  77. Oil Prices for Dec? Glad you didn't have any difficult questions in mind.

    (1) I haven't the foggiest

    (2) I'm Always wrong about energy, anyway.

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  78. I'll shut down Reuter's Picture Partner tm, while you're gone.

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  79. Arguing against free will?

    You're arguing against Clinton's free will.

    What, are you going to PATRIOT ACT him into Haliburton prison?

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  80. I had thought Pat was a male, from an earlier say-so. so why souldn't they be an a tree together? jeez, do we ALL have to be gay now?

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  81. Bobbie is a big girl, she won't be chased off by a dumb joke or two.

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  82. To avoid being rude to the fellow patrons. Either that or throw peanut shells in their face

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  83. You mean, You'se guys ain't Gay?

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  84. Presisely, sausage. we be gwan PATRIOT ACT him into Haliburton prison. As soon as we get the butterfly net back from around yo haid.

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  85. Well, not ALWAYS, tufus. Sometimes we're a little sad.

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  86. Poor Ed Koch, like Rodney, he gets no respect

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  87. I feel like I'm trading secrets w/girlfriends in high school.

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  88. Listen, I wasn't serious re: the haliburton thing

    But what did anyone expect Clinton to do? Presidents can't just go out on some solipsistc limb.

    Maybe you disagreed with the mechanisms of his popularity. But I just think its unfair to accost him and his administration for a charge as outlandish as negligence or even treason.

    The president politicks with the electoral mandate he has, not the one he wants. I think that about sums it up, no?

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  89. If someone is openly gay, should we pretend we don't know it?

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  90. I am hateful for not wanting Gays to Prosetylize to Children under the force of law?

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  91. i think rat needs to take back that peanut shells remark. Look what it did to sausage's brain.

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  92. Anyone who watches Bravo can see that Gays are leading America culturally. I don't think its so terrible to be thought of as Gay. Its like being thought of as post-colonial and post-modern if you've a third or second-world ethnic or national background.

    Thats where innovation comes from.

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  93. Sausage Links turned into Sausage Kibbles?

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  94. it made his words start spazzing around like the humanoid in Alien--what was his name--Ash?--when Signatory Weaver was killin his ass in the last reel.

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  95. On Sausage Links turned into Sausage Kibbles

    thats probably a better definition of our world today than most. the problem is we need a new ordering principle. That's what clinton was trying to divine from the zeitgeists around him. He was trying to guide us, the wandering Superpower.

    Better hope for some more manna, it looks like.

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  96. That must be how Chelsea learned to refer to Police as "Pigs."

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  97. My brain just turned into fucking kibbles. Now, we're "culturally led" by the fags. FUCK!

    It's gonna be a three 6 pack night.

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  98. ...and why men in Uniform hated being used as butlers at the White House.

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  99. Just watch Viacom, all the answers are there.
    The questions are not, just the answers.

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  100. you're right sausage, the entertainment industry--the only part of us that anyone sees--is pretty um, colorful. but, check out a map, there's like oodles and oodles of other towns besides LA and New Yawk. really. honest. wherever you are, Brussels probably, you'll see us someday soon.

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  101. Anyone who shops at Express or wears designer ties, suits and such benefits from the cultural trickle-down values and aesthetics of homosexual culture.

    Sure, you can accuse it of vanity, but its vanity in the face of persecution and self-celebration in the face of HIV, hep and the threat of an unaccepting society.

    Seriously, this is a good thing. They are selling things, that's all. And there ideas on sexual mores can help shake off the chill imposed by the AIDS epidemic and help us learn new ways of exploring our sexuality. Fetishes are becoming sophisticated and subjects of photographic expositions and narrations. Gays were the first to do this. The destruction of shame is what they seek, and I don't think anyone can point to that being a useful social device. Its weird, but society will survive and flourish fabulously.

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  102. The questions are not, just the answers

    LOL--sometime you a scream, rat.

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  103. Gotta go, now. Someone E-Mail me when the Fag Fades.

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  104. Never having seen Viacom, ol Doug's left out.
    Again.

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  105. Oh, good gawd a'mighty, sausage--"shame" is what people use to keep from EATING each other.

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  106. You can roast smores when the Fags are just Embers.

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  107. If you haven't noticed, the Old World of the Pope has no power.

    But Bravo's reality show, Project Runway, has made waves from coast to coast and even overseas in both Singapore and London.

    We should be beaming an Arab version of that overseas to tap into the inherent human propensity to love beauty, symmetry and such.

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  108. Or Butt Fucking themselves into a quick death.

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  109. I hardly think that an explanation of cannibalism and its decrease has to do with it "going out of style."

    But if it does, maybe that means that we simply need to introduce taste into the Muslim world. The Saudis or the Bahrainians may be good cultures to culturally prop up in this regard.

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  110. you've got "life" mixed up with "party".

    The one is what must be done with seriousness, the other is for short-term steam-venting.

    There's like, a big BIG diffy, dear.

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  111. It is exactly what the Mohammedans are most afraid of.
    The Viacom World.
    doug, too.
    Embrace the little Satan to kill the greater evil. Since the little fellow has become ingrained in US.

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  112. MTV, VH1
    Gay dating shows, straight dating show, soft core videos

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  113. I think you underestimate the primacy of culture and how prominently it should feature in our strategies.

    Flag waving and shopping won't do anything; they certainly don't export well at this point in time. We need to create countercultures to Islamism.

    If homosexual incidence is not a social product, its reasonable to assume it exists in Muslims. Why not engage that demographic in cultural exchange and empower them with style, aplomb and resplendence?

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  114. rat's right--the taliban have more in common with the Marines than either have with sausage's glam glitter cannibal world.

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  115. Is there something wrong with enjoying real people not getting paid to perform sex acts in public?

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  116. Actually, i think it was rats opinion that the "glam glitter" world is as much of a potential asset as it is a vulnerability.

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  117. Oh, i get it, blow 'em, not blow 'em up.

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  118. real people getting paid to have sex in public?

    Is that your way of construeing educating children on the intricacies of human sexuality?

    Better they learn about it early and often or else youll relegate it to the madrassah.

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  119. 'Rat,
    I'd feel strange watching a webcam in Fred's Study:
    What's wrong with a taboo against Voyeurism?

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  120. forget the Founding Fathers, give 'em the Fondling Fathers.

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  121. I think the "fondling fathers" ideas are a little easier to grasp.

    They do not need contemplation and are easier to install.

    Much more user friendly.

    They don't need a tree of liberty that must be fed with blood.

    Give them materialism and consumerism before you give them a vote. That's what russia didn't understand. That's what China and Singapore learned. That's what we should have known.

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  122. High quality cultural advice: shoot for more teenaged single mothers, STDs, AIDs, divorces, and dead-souled youth. That'll win the war.

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  123. That's utterly ridiculous. Maybe you'd have a period of anomic adjustment, but I hardly think a change in values necessarily means the apocalypse. Humans adapt and they do this socially at least as much as they did it when they were hunting and agriculturing.

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  124. The Tree of Liberty doesn't automatically need blood. It just happens whenever enough moral idiots start cooperating with each other that people who know right from wrong then have to shoot them.

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  125. The San Fran Bathhouse coverup was part of what turned Horowitz on the Left.
    Savage was there too, I believe.

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  126. Jim Jones, Corrupt Health Commissioner, Corrupt Democrats in Collusion with them all, and Bathhouse Operators getting rich starting the AIDS Epidemic.
    ...while blaming Reagan.

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  127. No, of course a change in values doesn't mean the apocalypse. Depends on the new values, of course. Change is ipso-facto "good" you say?

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  128. San Fran Bathhouse cover-up?

    I'm not sure how that's related, if even tangentially.

    Infact, I don't even know what you're referring to.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anomie

    Huntington said there'd be days like this. there'd be days like this Huntington said...

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  129. Of course its not automatically good. But the quilting of our melting pot fabric is something new, or at least being informed of it is.

    Where we'll end up, I'm not sure. But mothers will continue having babies. The sun will rise and people will buy things and communicate information about all of the above.

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  130. I'm refering to the fact that they KNEW what was causing the RAPID spread of AIDS, and they lied about it to keep the bathhouses open.
    Same with Jim Jones:
    There were plenty of reports of abuse, including child abuse, but the Democrats loved the money and the votes he could deliver.

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  131. "Informed" is not LYING about the source and nature of a disease.

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  132. I didn't use "informed" in regards to HIV & bathhouse scandal fyi

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  133. You said you didn't know what I was refering to:
    Do you now?

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  134. Im trying to wikipedia info on the history youre talking about - cant seem to find a CA-associated Jim Jones....

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  135. Some see the creation of the next generation, and its nurturing to the ancient bedrock values such as those plainly set out in the ten commandments, to be a higher human purpose than the pursuit of glamour and hedonism.

    Oh, my, you've turned me into Cotton Mather! Oh well.

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  136. Jim had a Commune in the Bay Area:
    Seduced a bunch of folks, largely black, to give all their worldly possessions to him:
    He delivered Votes and Money to San Fran Democrats.
    Later Delivered Kool Aide To his followers.

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  137. Well, we're getting off course. Clinton started this. What you need to understand, sausage, is that everybody can't fly high and regal like the Clinton sort. A lot of people are blue-collar kids who don't need to have their values ridiculed. I'm a boomer who saw a million kids try to live like the Beatles for ten years or so before they realized that the Beatles could pot out and navel-worship because they had royalty checks coming in. Kinda leaves ya in a differnt situation, come 30 or so, when ya gotta go back to Sheboygen and get yer GED.

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  138. possibly with a system schorched and flooded with STDs, possibly with a kid or three who have as near zero a shot at a decent life as you'll ever find.

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  139. "The church was exceptional for its equal treatment of African Americans and many of them became members of the church. He started a struggle for racial equality and social justice, which he dubbed apostolic socialism. Jones authored a booklet, called "The Letter Killeth" pointing out what he felt were the contradictions, absurdities, and atrocities in the Bible, but the booklet also stated that the Bible contained great truths. [1] He claimed to be an incarnation of Jesus, Akhenaten, Buddha, Lenin, and Father Divine and performed supposed miracle healings to attract new members. Members of Jones' church called Jones "Father" and believed that their movement was the solution to the problems of society and many did not distinguish Jones from the movement. The group gradually moved away from mainstream Christianity.

    George Moscone, the mayor of San Francisco, appointed Reverend Jim Jones to the city's Housing Commission."
    EQUAL TREATMENT AND SOCIAL JUSTICE!!
    Yeah, Blacks and Whites alike got Fucked!
    Then he killed them all, Black and White alike!

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  140. Ypour brave new world is just fashion, sausage--been around ruining the self-esteem of the commoners ever since the Golden Idol story.

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  141. Jones is where the "Kool-Aid" expression came from, sausage. You must be under 30. that's ok--you'll be old before you know it, and will by then probably be embarrassed at your youthful ideas.

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  142. guess you chased everybody off, doug.

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  143. Knew the guys that went down there to do the recovery. First they were going to ship 'em back to the States. But more than a couple of days had passed, before they arrived on scene.
    Needless to say, in the tropics decomposition is accelerated. Ended up digging a big hole and pushing the remains into it.

    Was all smelling a bit ripe, they told me.

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  144. Surely it wasn't me, Cotton Mather.

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  145. Very strange times:
    Senator flies down there and gets shot, Moscone and Harvey Milk Assasinated!
    ...and the Music Played On,
    as Randy Shilts said,
    prior to dying of AIDS.
    Everything he and Horowitz brought to the Public's attention was buried by the MSM/Dem Cabal.
    Regarding AIDS AND Jim Jones.

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  146. 800 and some-odd cyanided corpses, I guess it did smell a little ripe. 800 dead fashionable truth-seekers, every one a suicide--except for the ones who drank the Kool-Aid at gunpoint, or were too young to disagree with mommy.

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  147. MSM/Dem/Gay/Bathhouse Owners Cabal.
    Some owners were Democrat officials, I think.

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  148. Somebody that lived there and left wrote some articles.
    Wonder if they still exist.

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  149. Yep, if that's the subculture of the future, the future ain't.

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  150. Well, fine, forget the gay culture strategy.

    What's valuable is obnoxious materialism. Its infectious and its capable of leaping from Christian to Hindu to Sino civilizations.

    Islamic folks desperately need materialism. They need a notion of utility, not some abstract illusion of group success.

    So give them gangsta rap culture or something. Anything to provide some enticing incentives.

    By changing fashion, you change the rules that determine incentives. Or you at least make something else unfashionable.

    If we won't kill em all, what else do you have in mind? Wait until we have to kill them all?

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  151. The very same ideas the Mullahs are the most afraid of.
    Liberation, sexual or political.
    Just like that Warren Jeffs.

    Britney Spears, Christina, even good old Madonna all strike gear in their hearts.

    Pierced bellies, tongues and bare butt cheeks are more culturally disruptive in Mohammedanville than goats and ewes.

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  152. Sausage's brand of speech is the very sort of stuff that filled them corpse-pits in Guyana. Filled a LOT of corpse-pits, actually. It's Utopian Speech--sounds wonderful, fills corpse-pits.

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  153. That is the best prospect for US to promote in Mohammedanville then, aye buddy?

    Gain our objectives at their own hand

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  154. Its not utopian at all. Its an understanding that culture can spread. Perhaps there can be a rational design to cause that spread.

    It doesn't have to be a revolution. Just create a new minority, thats all. Create something likeable other than PTSD culture.

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  155. 'Rat: Some of us are more turned on by women than products.
    That's what make a horse race, right?

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  156. In the end, that is what we are fighting for, to modernize the Mohammedans, whether they want to or not.
    Modern wears "Queer eye for the straight guy", as it's very face.

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  157. We don't need to sell pop-cult--as rat says, that's the precise wrong thing--THAT's what will kill them all. We need to sell--to stay in the entertainment frame--I Love Lucy, Ma & Pa Kettle, Amos & Andy. "What?", you say, "That stuff is dead!"? Nah--not dead--it's in every small town, in every sticks county. It just ain't in the picture biz, that's all. Wonder why not?

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  158. I figure pop cult may have a higher rate of infection. May be especially useful on all those Iranians envious of them thar Indians. It could be bollywood we'd use instead of Bravo.

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  159. Buddy:
    Look what Socialism and Pop Culture has done for the Black Family.
    (and their boys)

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  160. The Mohammedans aren't buying "I Lone Lucy" or "Leave it to Beaver".

    No, buddy, what we want is "revolution". Constantly we read how the "Left" is carrying the water for an old KGB mind meld op. Well we have the same challenge to ferment a revolution in thinking in Mohammedanville, a desire for Ward Cleaver's life will not lead young radicals to revolt. But T&A along with some bling sure will.

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  161. The new "Survivors" season has four teams--one each of Asian, Black, Latino, and White.

    Each team is composed of only that race. Ratings--would you say ratings is the game?

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  162. Blacks and Hispanic Males in So Central have been "Liberated" from the prison of educations.

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  163. Ingraham said it was a rating flop.

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  164. We are not looking to "uplift" the Mohammedan culture, buddy, but to destroy it with out the use of nuclear weapons.

    The internal strife is what we want to promote, not their solidarity.

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  165. They thought it would be a ratings driver, seems they were wrong.

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  166. So give them gangsta rap culture or something.

    Wouldn't make any difference, Sausage and DR. Many Arabs already think of women as female dogs and ho's, Muslim males already feel superior/victimized/ghettoized/angry, and Bedouin bling-bling has been around for millennia.

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  167. well, the net is already spreading the T&A, Bling, what-not. Seems to be meeting some resistance in the Arc of Islam.

    Bring on the 50s, that splendid-America time. Sharp dressers, then, too. hats.

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  168. Played to the "Racist Tendencies" of America, and Lost.
    Doubt the show survives another season

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  169. Why does everyone want to convert others by untested means?
    Overwhelming Force is the only one with a track record.

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  170. That could well be the case, cathrine.

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  171. Because those that are in charge do not use that technique, doug. So we look for alternatives, out of boredom.

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  172. Did not do much for that Mohammedan visiting Greeley, CO., in '49.

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  173. rat, to uplift Muz culture is the same as to destroy the jihad--but we come out better than the hell-storm route. Dream a little dream.

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  174. When meeting resistance up the amps until a fire starts.
    Fire is our friend

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  175. Whatever method of cultural subversion is used, all it has to do is subvert the Ummah, the Caliphate and all the crappy identity politics that dominate. They need a "me" generation.

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  176. damn near everything we beam out of this country is a close-up of our ass, as far as Muz culture is concerned. I keep thinking that contact with American servicemen was the secret weapon that would show the serious, decent, sober side of America.

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  177. takes $$$, sausage. 70% of Gaza is unemployed. No, i didn't say "7%", I said "70%".

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  178. buddy larsen said:

    well, the net is already spreading the T&A, Bling, what-not. Seems to be meeting some resistance in the Arc of Islam.

    Rest assured there will soon be a website for goats without diapers, and then the Iraqis can join the rest of the world in surfing porn.

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  179. We can just Paste in 10:26:10 PM when we tire of typing.

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  181. "Me gen" was the "Me got cash" gen.

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