9/12 Project Needs Fumigating

Posted on a discussion forum of the 9-12 Project:

Please think for yourself..Don't just make your opinion off of what Glenn Beck tells you...Adam Kokesh is a veteran, patriot, and would serve Arizona well...

If you cannot see that Glenn Beck is leading you away from the truth by trying to line you up like sheep and march you back into the REPUBLICAN party then I can't help you...

The majority of the REPUBLICAN PARTY ARE ALL NEOCONS AND RINOS with the exception of Ron Paul...you guys now think Republicans mean bigger government, pro war, pro federal reserve, and anti-freedom

Glenn Beck has got you fooled...
I dare any of you to go to jbs.org
campaignforliberty.org
infowars.com
google 9/11 American Coup
google Endgame
google Terrorstorm
you have got to educate yourself...all you see is the R... you don't actually study the issues..

Just so you know, he left out the Lyndon LaRouche group. I don't know why. And he uses the handle "Patrick Henry" when he comments. Thats enough right there to make me want to bitch slap the taste out of this asshat's mouth. The fact he's stupid about which state Kokesh is running in is enough to dismiss him out of hand.

So, on a site which owes its very existence to the ideas of Glenn Beck, we have people telling us that Glenn Beck has us fooled, we're all stupid neo-cons and OMFG, we're pro-war.

Thank you, thank you, for setting me straight. I had no idea how stupid I was until you reached down and pulled me from the depths of my ignorance.

WST Picks A Loser

Emails are flying and rumours are circulating that some members of We Surround Them have endorsed IVAW member Adam Kokesh's bid for Congress. Someone please inform the WST people that Kokesh is a marxist, a didn'twannabe Marine and aint worth the round it would take to put him down.

This Aint Hell has background on IVAW and Kokesh and Uncle Jimbo has video up at Blackfive

The Educated Elites vs Normal Americans

Obama's Rapturous Style Versus Tea Party Substance
By Michael Barone
January 14, 2010

"Rapturous" is a good word to describe the emotional and mental state of most Zero voters.

Remember those rapturous crowds that swooned at Barack Obama's rhetoric? "We are the change we are seeking," he proclaimed. "We will be able to look back and tell our children" that "this was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal."

A lot of style there, but not very much substance. A Brookings Institution scholar who produced nothing more than that would soon be looking for a new job.

In retrospect, the Obama enthusiasts seem to have been motivated by a yearning for a rapturous, nuanced leader. Send that terrible tyrant with his tortured sentences and moral certitude back to Texas and install The One in the White House, and all would be well.

The Obama enthusiasts have achieved that goal, and perhaps it's not surprising that, as polls show, they're not much engaged in the details of the health care bills or cap-and-trade legislation or looming tax increases and the like. They, or at least most of them, were never much interested in those things anyway.

In contrast, the tea party protesters, many of them as fractious and loudmouthed as Brooks thinks, are interested in substantive political issues.

They decry the dangers of expanding the national debt, increasing government spending and putting government in command of the health care sector.

Their concerns have basis in fact. The national debt is on a trajectory to double as a percentage of the economy over 10 years, and the Democrats' health care bills threaten to bend the cost curve up. Higher taxes could choke off economic recovery and keep unemployment up near double-digit rates for years.

Last year's stimulus bill surreptitiously raised the budget baseline for many domestic spending programs and sent money to state and local governments -- a payoff to the public employee unions who spent more than $100 million to elect Democrats in 2008.