-- Joe Gelman, who really should alert me when he writes this kind of stuff, on the Neocon Express.
Big Joe adds:
I have a feeling now that the election is over, all kinds of interesting things will slowly see the light of day."
To which I'll add that everyone should check out that last link, and then, if you're hurting financially, a large investment NOW - in enough tar and feathers for the entire NewAge Movement - should set things to right real soon.
"Of course, the 'global warming' crowd will tell us that this is a sign of GW; if it's hot, it's GW, if it's cold, it's GW, if it's normal... it's GW. I say if it's GW, it's a mental disorder."
-- Joe Gelman, proving he really knows The Cult of Global Warming, which he doesn't allow to ride on the Neocon Express.**
**TMR, meanwhile, is welcome on the dining car,...it's a neoconservative black and Jewish thing:
"Back on Saturday, August 23rd, I predicted that Time Magazine will choose Obama as their 'Man of the Year'. Yeah that was a tough one. You see, I know how liberals think and what liberals are going to do before they do. That's how predictable they are."
-- Joe Gelman, proving he really knows the liberal mind, which is why he's the conductor of the Neocon Express.
This is wonderful, wonderful. Our new National Anthem. I feel so reassured to see the english subtitles. It means a lot. I mean, I haven't practiced my Russian in, like, months.
I've been thinking TMR can go a little bit overboard with The Obama Cult stuff (I've got a ton of e-mails this week from people saying they're worried about me.) but how can I stop when people keep creating videos that make the cult connection clear? I mean, it's like,...cults,..and,..history,...and those who forget history are doomed to join cults, or something like that. The Average White Band, Adolph Hitler, whatever, my point is we've seen this stuff before, and it really doesn't matter if Obama is black or not, a cult is a cult is a cult is a cult, and, baby, Barack's leading a cult - and it must be stopped! Whoa, I'm doing it again, aren't I? Sigh. I'm going to have to stock up on Kool-Aid.
Where the hell does Joe Gelman get this stuff? Here's a nice, thoughtful guy named Foster Friess, exposing Barack Obama's ends-justifies-the-means strategy (Obama keeps saying different things to different audiences) and he does it calmly, with a smile on his face, and actual clips from Obama's appearances. It's positively creepy. I mean, this guy Friess wouldn't hurt a fly, yet he's going for Obama's jugular, and (excuse me) but he just doesn't look like the type that would be that hot with editing software. He's still putting a boot up Barack's ass though. Like a vicious white Bill Cosby.
I know you've probably already seen this, but I'm putting it up anyway because I get off on seeing Clueless Joe doing the mock indignation thing. "Are these real questions?" Yea, Joe, these are "real questions". The kind you and Barack don't usually have to face. Shocking, isn't it?
And yea, all of these clips are from me riding on Joe Gelman's Neocon Express!!!
The Obama Cult* is now attacking with violence and boycotts - in Portland and Maryland - because McCain supporters are (you won't believe this:) displaying campaign signs!!! The mainstream media, of course, hasn't noticed since they're focusing so intently on whether a Republican yells anything - because they're concerned that yelling Republicans might incite violence - against Obama. Good call, guys.
These violent Obama cultists see the McCain signs as "a slap in the face" and "blatant disrespect". That makes perfect sense, right? If somebody disrespects you, by putting up a campaign sign, then you have every right to FIREBOMB THEIR HOUSE IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT, or TRY TO SHUT DOWN THEIR BUSINESS, right? Am I right? That's "Change You Can Believe In", right? Barack did say to get in people's faces, right? Show 'em who's boss?
Am I right? Am I right? Of course I am. Hell, I'm black and Barack is black.
That means we're experts on everything.
*My new pal, Joe Gelman of the Neocon Express, calls these guys "Obama Nazi-Youth terrorists" so, thank goodness, I think I can finally be accused of going soft on these idiots. But not by much.
"If you applied for a low or mid-level government job that required a mid-level security clearance, and in your background they found associations with terrorist William Ayres who bombed the Pentagon, with convicted felon Tony Rezko, the racist Reverend Wright and Louis Farrakhan... significant past drug use and a dual US-Kenyan citizenship... simply put, you would not be given that security clearance and you would not get the job.
On the other hand, there would be no problem for you to become President of the United States and be the boss of all of those folks with security clearances. Welcome to 'Theatre of the absurd'; welcome to the United States 2008."
-- Joe Gelman, a great American who proves it daily, as the conductor of the Neocon Express. All of the following was taken from his wonderful, and totally addicting, pro-American neoconservative site:
"Yes, they don't just cover for each other, they actually sleep together: David Gregory and BETH WILKINSON. Wilkinson served as the bankrupt Fannie Mae's executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary from February 2006 until just a few days ago when things got too ugly.
Beth Wilkinson and her lefty hubby, NBC's David Gregory. Yep, you can really tell they're looking out for you and all the little people. Don't they just look like they deserve to be bailed out by that tax paying pig farmer from Nebraska?
But don't worry, because David Gregory would never go on the air to report about this crisis without a disclaimer about his wife's role...oh wait....yes he would. and Oh yeah, financial records indicate that Beth Wilkinson has contributed $4,600 to Obama’s presidential campaign."
-- Neocon Express, ever-so-accurately describing the disaster American journalism has become and why.
"The Democrats have targeted young people, knowing how easy it is to bring forth whatever is needed to program their minds. I know this process well. I was caught up in the hysteria during the Vietnam era, which was brought about through Marxist propaganda underlying the so-called peace movement. The radicals of that era were successful in giving the communists power to bring forth the killing fields and slaughter 2.5 million people in Cambodia and South Vietnam. Did they stop the war, or did they bring the war to those innocent people? In the end, they turned their backs on all the horror and suffering they helped create and walked away."
-- Jon Voight, Academy Award-winning actor, voicing his disgust for the Left - and the Obama candidacy - on the Neocon Express.