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What They Thought October 10, 2004 R.A.
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R.A.
Hawkins I didn’t need to see Fahrenheit 9/11. I have received many emails from frothing liberals and pseudo-cons declaring the importance of this piece of work. I have been sent emails claiming that no airliner hit the Pentagon. I’m always sent to a webpage that either mirrors, or actually is, the French page. There are many statements there, such as there being a complete absence of actual witnesses who saw a jetliner heading for the Pentagon or hitting it. There is supposedly no wreckage at all. For those of you who have grown apoplectic under the bootheel of your own fears, go to About.com's Urban Legends pages , and read about all that the French once again left out. To those of you who lay awake at night suffering from night terrors about the Patriot Act, read this page on my own web site, and grow up. If you did bother to see Michael Moore’s silly little Docu-lie I suggest you also buy a copy of Fahrenhype 9/11 from Overstock.com. In Fahrenhype 9/11 you will find out why Russia, France, Germany and China weren’t willing to let us go to war with Iraq. They had been paid off. They did a great job of showing that "the war was strictly for oil" lie is just that: a lie. You will also get to hear responses from a few people whose interviews Moore intentionally mangled. They don’t like that disgusting excuse for a human being one single little bit. Valid questions are raised as to why Moore was willing to allow Hezbollah to do distribution for his film. Hezbollah must love his little propaganda piece for the Jihad. I did see something in the film that amused me just a little bit, however: Moore getting his Oscar. There is an irony here that many may have missed. Hollywood has been pushing its radical and selfish view on the public for many years (not that people were forced to see any of their films). But a lot of people have watched what is supposed to pass for entertainment for a long time, and its effect is now being felt in Hollywood. "Reality television" is slowly replacing their version of entertainment. A vacuous generation is now seeking an alternative to the fraud of the actors (not that I will ever bother with watching any reality TV show—I have noticed they all seem to bring out and put on display the absolute worst in people). But I do hope all of the nice people in Hollywood enjoy sitting at home watching the generation they corrupted as they are abandoned for an even lower set of values. Nice work! Fahrenhype 9/11 blew serious holes in the lie that Michael Moore and his followers really are. There is also an excellent explanation as to what the Patriot Act really does. They show how it would have allowed the Massaoui case to be highlighted and could possibly have prevented the 9/11 attack from ever happening. Michael Moore and George Soros are simply un-lanced boils on the buttocks of Western civilization. Both of these people are supporters of John Kerry and are pushing hard for him to get into power. I instinctively reject just about anything either of these people want. I have been paying close attention to who seems to be accepting this garbage that the radical left has been putting out. If anybody refuses to listen to reason and is incapable of thinking things through I will not be giving them my business or anything else. That also goes for those who are only printing one side of the story, as in only Bush bashing and nothing bad about Kerry. Those people deserve to starve to death, or at least go out of business. There is also a new voter registration game in the offing. In many cases the paperwork was turned in without being filled out completely. One could easily blame public school for this strange occurrence. It is, however, no accident; the one thing required for a Socialist or Communist revolution is a "disenfranchised" mass of people. Filling out the paperwork improperly and turning it in like that will create just that. This ploy is aimed at a larger goal and not at just this election. Many people have told me that there is no difference between Kerry and Bush. I can’t help but wonder why it is that the Communist Party of the United States of America can see the difference and these people can’t. Here’s the URL: http://www.cpusa.org/. Go read it and cry, because a bunch of Communists who developed the worst system of government ever to exist in the world are smarter than you are. Rejoice, for you are helping them in their quest to bring us down just like Soros and Moore. The people that buy into this type of foolishness and can’t seem to extricate themselves from their own mental quagmire are the type of people who can look at spousal abuse statistics and draw the conclusion that there seems to be one commonality: “In all of these cases the women apparently didn’t know when to shut their mouths.” When you vote, think back to 9/11 and how you felt that day. For a few months we understood and were united. Then a bunch of you began to buy into a well-orchestrated disinformation campaign directed at getting Bush out of office. Most of you who write to me about the Patriot Act don’t even know what’s in it. Those of you who claim to worry about the well being of our soldiers in Iraq should leave it to the rest of us who have sons and daughters there to worry about them. You understand nothing. R.A. Hawkins Web Site Contact Back to Top |
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Prior to 9/11, all of us turned a blind eye to the bombings, murders and terrorist atrocities being committed. Why, though the U.N. and the far left continue to live in their dreamland of terrorist denial since that pivotal point, is beyond reasonable understanding. Globally, the political policy has been sanction application. No doubt there have been times when sanctions have worked. But more often than not, when a group of insane bloodthirsty ideologists connect, they become a mass of death and destruction-sanctions are nothing more than a hug and a mild form of a reprimand. The terrorist organizations could really care less what sanctions we apply. They've their own line of credit to fund their bombings, beheadings, and monstrous acts of fear. Sanctions will not work. They've been putting millions of dollars away in terror accounts for years. The brilliance of these terrorists is they've worked their deception so well that too many were lulled into a sense of false security. Wake up U.N., John Kerry, and the far left! Why are the sanction ideologists the group recognized and praised for intelligence and compassion? Those who play within this group are those who condone murders and genocides worldwide. Take a look around the world and the terrifying murders happening daily. Sudan, for one, is a good example. What is the group of compassion doing to stop the genocide? How does their far left thinking make them more noble? When the left will continue to turn their backs on taking a stand against those who are committing atrocities against humanity worldwide, they've become the party whose position is the epitome of selfishness. Peace in the world is not, and cannot be, obtained on this worldwide war on terror by heeding the voices of those like Khoffi Anan, John Kerry, France, and their followers. If you vote for John Kerry, you cannot claim the moral high ground. Kerry's flip- flops on our war to defend our survival of freedom is dangerous and deadly. One moment Kerry is looking to support our war on terror, and in the next blink Kerry wants to pull out our troops, leaving a catastrophic vacuum of death and chaos. Kerry and his leftover 1960's ideologists will continue to relive Vietnam and try to paint a picture that this is where we are today. We've never known or experienced what we awoke to on the morning of 9/11. President Bush isn't living in the past; his eyes are wide open to the understanding of where we are now as a people, as a nation, and where we are globally. The security of our world can only be found on the platform of ideals that we must take a stand against tyranny and radical murderers. The only way we can secure our society is to advance the cause of human rights. Whether those human rights are in mid-America, Sudan, the Middle East, China, or wherever there is oppression of the human spirit of freedom, we must stand and fight, not play political games. Terrorism is real. Just ask the parents of the Beslan massacre. Ask those loved ones left by family members beheaded by the monsters who cry "Allah!" These innocents are the sacrificial lambs to the gutless ideologies of the U.N. and the far left. As the blood of innocent children and adults cries out from Beslan, the Middle East, Sudan, Madrid, Jerusalem, Istanbul, Baghdad and New York City, where has the far left and the U. N. stood? They've stood—and are still standing—in the pools of innocent blood encircling their feet. This damn spot cannot be removed. This world has seen evil incarnate too many times. Travel back in time and the acts of Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot and others are almost too much for our souls to bear. The time has come. We're at the inception of our new century. We must take a stand and fight for our children, our grandchildren, and our generations to come. President Bush's vision for liberty for all humankind is the only alternative to the tyranny and oppression desired by terrorists and those who stand helping them in their ideology. Our President Bush is a doer. Our allies on this war on terror are doers. We waited too long and let too many incidents go unpunished against a group of murderous thugs who desire nothing more than to murder anyone outside their radical beliefs. Our nation isn't just a location sitting within a continent, but it is an idea of freedom from oppression. This is our President's ideal, and it belongs to the coalition of the seventy countries that have joined forces with our belief in freedom. They understand this and are willing to stand with us and fight against the evils of hate. We went into Iraq for many reasons. Most of the world believed the weapons of mass destruction were not far from becoming a nuclear bomb tomorrow. Experts worldwide believed the terrorist networks had what they needed to cause mass murder. In many ways, the WMDs have disguised themselves as other destructive tools other than what we believed to be there. The ability of the terrorists to create hysteria, lies, deception and fear has really become their WMD, and the U.N. and the far left are feeding it. al-Zarqawi and his followers were determined to overthrow what they see as the "Great Satan" long before 9/11 occurred. According to Interim Iraqi Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, what is happening in Iraq is a global problem with international terrorists. Iraq has her hot spots, and prior to 9/11 Iraq had become the place that terrorists worldwide converged. Iraq has been one of the spots in the Middle East that this nest of roaches has been allowed to breed. When nations slap one here or there with sanctimonious flip-flops, the result has been stronger inbreeding of hatred. This roaches nest of terrorism has grown to astronomical proportions. If we don't annihilate these WMDs where they breed hatred, they will be flying more airplanes into our buildings. Emboldened, they will continue to bomb us, they will be beheading more of our innocent hardworking people, and they will be busting down our doors and slicing through our ideals of freedom. Do we vote for the perpetuation under the thinking of the far left and the U.N. this next election? Do we really want to follow the far left's take on how the United States foreign policy should run? Global terrorism is a global phenomenon. Iraq is the theater of terrorism. If we follow John Kerry's plan, we've morally lit the fuse and sharpened the blade for al-Zarqawi and those who follow his doctrine of hatred. When we put a man of true character named George W. Bush back into the White House, he can continue his work supporting the allied forces. Together we can continue to exterminate the roaches nests and to set into motion the continued force we need globally to win this battle against the terrorists who abhor all that is good, just, right, and free to choose. Under President Bush we can help build a century for all that will ring with liberty. Will we be cowards and turn our backs on those who cry for help? Will our moral fabric become yellowed? It may if we go the way of Kerry and the U.N. But our yellow stripe of cowardice will soon turn red here at home. These murderous terrorists will be on our doorstep again, and the Twin Towers will look like a small stage play compared to what their true intentions are, and their determine myopic desire to terminate us from the earth. President Bush is what we need now and for the next four years to facilitate and protect, along with our allies, the offerings of liberties to all that desire them. Kerry L. Marsala Web Site Contact Back to Top |
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Jonathan
David Morris: Good evening. I’m Jonathan David Morris,
and I’m here with two very distinguished members of the plant
life community—a bush and a tree—both of which live and
work in the mulch outside my house. Tonight, these mostly inanimate
objects will weigh-in on Round
No. 1 of the Bush/Kerry debates, adding their own thoughts on behalf
of the candidates. Gentlemen, thank you for being here.
Mr. Bush: Thanks, JDM. Mr. Tree: Thanks for having us. JDM: Representing the Democratic challenger, Senator John Kerry, this evening is the tree. Mr. Tree, our first question is for you: John Kerry believes he could do a better job than President Bush in preventing another 9/11. Do you? Mr. Tree: Yes, I do. But before I answer further, sir, let me just say for the sake of full disclosure that John Kerry and I are distant relatives—cousins nine times removed, or some such equation—dating all the way back to the talking tree in The Wizard of Oz. Let’s just say an early tree hugger worked backstage and leave it at that, okay? Now, in answer to your question, yes, I do believe John Kerry believes he could do a better job than President Bush in preventing another 9/11. I believe he believes it deeply. And I believe he believes we need a believable foreign policy. George Bush is a liar. Believe me. John Kerry fought in ‘Nam. And he’ll fight for the middle class. JDM: Mr. Bush, your rebuttal on the president’s behalf? Mr. Bush: I, too, would like to say for the sake of full disclosure that I’m related to a candidate, though in my case it’s George Bush and, ironically, only by marriage (I’m with the family Welch). But anyway, in answer to your question, yes, September 11th changed the way America must look at the world. JDM: Well, with all due respect, sir, that doesn’t answer my question at all. What I asked was, would the president stop a second 9/11 better than Kerry? Mr. Bush: I think he’d stop ‘em both and make it back in time for dinner. But look, you’re off on a tangent here. I’m a bush, all right? We’re planting the seeds of freedom all over the place. Liberty’s on the march. And you know what? This couldn’t’ve happened if it weren’t for 9/11. Don’t you see? John Kerry hates freedom. If he had it his way, 9/11 would not have occurred. Mr. Tree: That’s not true. JDM: Mr. Tree, your response? Mr. Tree: It’s not true. John Kerry would not have prevented 9/11, and I resent Mr. Bush for saying that. John Kerry’s gone out of his way to disarm our armed forces, all right? And he’s gone out of his way to disable our intelligence agencies. Check the Senate record. I assure you, as president, John Kerry will maintain a strong overseas presence, and he’ll underfund any program we need to deal with the people who hate us because of it. No one can bring about another 9/11 better than John Kerry. In fact, it’ll be the first thing he does once he gets into office. Guaranteed. He fought in Vietnam. JDM: But only a moment ago you said Kerry could stop another 9/11. Mr. Tree: Believe me now. Back then, I was lying. JDM: Um, okay. Well, moving right along, let’s stick with Vietnam for a moment. Mr. Tree, much has been made of the fact that John Kerry fought in that war -- Mr. Tree: That’s right. He’s a war hero. JDM: Yet most folks seem to think the Vietnam War was wrong. Mr. Tree: Which is why he came out against it and confessed to war crimes. JDM: Right. Well, let me ask you, then, if Vietnam hadn’t happened, would Kerry even have anything left to run on? And as a follow-up question, why, if he thought it was wrong, has he chosen to make Vietnam so central to his campaign? Mr. Tree: You want to talk about wrong wars, JDM? Let’s talk about Iraq. Iraq is the wrong war in the wrong place at the wrong time. As president, John Kerry will wage all the right wars in all the right places. North Korea. Syria. You name it. Japan. And I’ll tell you something else: He’ll get help from other countries. John Kerry believes it’s wrong to beat up on somebody, unless you beat them up with your friends. JDM: You’re dodging the question, Mr. Tree. Mr. Tree: And yet you say nothing about George Bush dodging the draft, or smoking pot without inhaling, or oppressing middle America, while Kerry was off fighting in Vietnam. What a double standard. You ought to be ashamed. JDM: A fair point. Mr. Bush, would you care to respond to that? Mr. Bush: Yes, I would. The president may have been smart enough to stay out of Vietnam, but he was dumb enough to wage war in Iraq, and he’s dumb enough to stay the course there—no matter how many terrorists it may spawn. We will have another draft, sir, so stop pounding your chest. George Bush is as much a war criminal as John Kerry, and if you elect him again he will prove it. JDM: I’m sorry. Did you say “war criminal”? Didn’t you mean to say “war hero”? Mr. Bush: Well, it’s hard to say, one way or another, because Mr. Tree is a flip-flopper—just like John Kerry. He leans whichever way the wind blows. His bark is no worse than his bite. JDM: So you’re saying he’s anti-war, then? Mr. Bush: You bet. And being anti-war is no way to win. As president, George Bush has done his best to hide what’s going on in Iraq, to put a happy face on it, because happy faces make people happy, and making people happy is what presidents do. Our soldiers are happy now; they won’t be, under Kerry. So George Bush miscalculated the aftermath of Operation Overthrow-the-Iraqi-Government. So what? Let’s see you put two and two together. It’s hard work. JDM: All right, well, quite frankly, Mr. Bush, you’re not making any sense anymore. And neither are you, Mr. Tree. I’m sorry I even decided to do this interview. Let’s wrap it up. We have time for one more question. Mr. Bush, according to a recent report, Saddam Hussein is thinking of running for president, if, or when, elections take place in Iraq. Polls apparently show he stands a chance of winning. George Bush has said all along elections are crucial to the future and freedom of that country. If Saddam wins, though, wouldn’t it create a real paradox? Mr. Bush:
Well, he won’t, so forget it. Mr. Bush: Because we won’t let him. We’ve put too much into making Iraq a democracy to allow for that democratic outcome. JDM: But couldn’t you make the case that that country was actually better off under Saddam? I mean, the guy was a tyrant—there’s no doubt about it. But at least he kept things in order. Things are worse for us now than ever before. Mr. Bush: Listen, the time has come to uproot evil. We’re planting the seeds of freedom. JDM: You said that already. Mr. Tree, anything to add on John Kerry’s behalf? Mr. Tree: What the world needs now is love, sir. But tough love. John Kerry’s no peacenik. He voted for the war in Iraq, but only so he could vote against it. That’s the kind of forethought we need in a leader. John Kerry understands that the fastest way into men’s hearts is a heat-seeking missile. As president, he will wage a thousand Vietnams, so that Vietnams won’t have to happen ever again. I hope what I’m saying is clear now. Please hug me. I’m cold. JDM: Thanks, but I’ll pass. Anyway, there you have it, folks. We reap what we sow. Until next time, I’m Jonathan David Morris, and I approved this interview. Jonathan David Morris Web Site Contact Back to Top |
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There has never been a more fitting time to resurrect the sermons of our prophet of doom. Mad as hell, just doesn’t mean the same any longer; and who among us are not willing to take it any more? It doesn’t get any worse, the last straw has been broken, as the courts suck and siphon the last sustenance from society. The Massachusetts high court has just penetrated our privates with their perversion. Rule by precedent is a pretext for legal repression, imposed under the guise of equal rights. Outrage is not enough for their arrogance. The impending outlook of ruin is no longer placed into the future. The future has become now, and there will be no reprieve. Examine the rationalization from the tribunal: "The history of our nation has demonstrated that separate is seldom, if ever, equal," four justices wrote. "For no rational reason the marriage laws of the commonwealth discriminate against a defined class; no amount of tinkering with language will eradicate that stain. The (civil unions) bill would have the effect of maintaining and fostering a stigma of exclusion that the Constitution prohibits." Where is the standard of what is right? Doing what is rightful always trumps sinking into the depths of fostering depraved equivalency. Dullards who don’t understand the gravity of allowing the sanction of matrimony for unisex aspirants, have no understanding of the conditions necessary to maintain civilization. The absurd premise that a star chamber for deviancy must be obeyed, is like saying that to heal a disease, the patient must be bled. Any society that allows the tyranny of the law to prevail by pretenders that claim to be interpreters, is doomed. Gov. Mitt Romney has it right: "The people of Massachusetts should not be excluded from a decision as fundamental to our society as the definition of marriage." Nevertheless, it should not be misconstrued that this is an issue resolved by majority vote! The accurate way to view fundamental bedrock principles is whether they are true and valid. ANYONE who refuses to accept that marriage is sacred - between a man and a woman - because the union is ordained by the preeminence of divine authority, has no place coexisting in the same society with normal people. Normal means sane, having the ability to admit that limits are good, when they confirm to the design and purpose for human beings. If you won’t open your window and start shouting over this folly, when; if ever, will you? The law was meant to be obeyed, but mankind yearns to replace God and mutilate what is left of the Ten Commandments. The root cause of social ills are reflected in the refusal to follow the admonitions revealed to conform with moral conduct. Morality is not a learn as you go process, with pit stops at the Sodom filling station. If you wallow within circles of jerks, the fate of Gomorra is a preordained inevitability. UBS no long stands for the United Broadcasting System. There is nothing united about a society that can no longer coexist. The broadcasting has become a promotion of a far more sinister prime time program than "The Mao Tse-Tung Hour". And the system has perfected the mindset reflected by network President Arthur Jensen: “People are irrelevant,” Jensen explains to Howard Beale. “Nations are meaningless. In the world of UBS, only market share is important”. The judges from the Commonwealth want to force you to accept their shared vision for the common dregs that serve the Justices on the Jenson Court. The power to rule on the constitutionality of case law is foul legalized aberrance, as much as, any unnatural act. When citizens are compelled to adopt deviance as acceptable and equivalent, the point of no return has been achieved. The Network has achieved a new low in the only ratings that matter. Max Schumacher would never be confirmed to sit on the Bean Town high bench. Integrity and responsibility must be expunged and discarded. The ‘reality agenda’ has a schedule for making the audience embrace and reduce oneself into a homogenous lump of perversion, packaged to sell the message of altruistic tolerance. What you get when the wrapper is removed, reveals a sick social disease. No condom can protect from the hammer of the despot. The gavel of deranged judges rings - no justice. The bell of liberty has been silenced with the rush to substitute secular humanism for divine ordainment. Listen to the prophet Howard Beale. Reject his warnings at your own peril. Stop the insanity by refusing the programming from a court of courtesans. No couplings allowed that violates nature! Civil disobedience must become the national anthem, that halts the march down the aisle of unholy wedlock’s. No justice of the peace will administer vows of matrimony, when the nuptials are soiled in degeneration. There will never be entente with forced associations that subvert society. A new “Tea Party” will be the only reception, befitting this court. The back bay stinks and the muddy waters need to be stirred. Sam Adams would respond to Beale, what’s your excuse?
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