If There's A Difference Between This And "Kill Or Be Killed" Then Believers Will Have To Explain What It Is

I wake up, curled tight-as-a-ball, almost rigor mortis-like. Gritting my teeth so hard the dentist says I could crush them. As long as my eyes are closed I don't know where I am, a result of being raised in so many foster homes, but I can hear it's raining. I don't stretch, so much as unclinch.

 I look outside and it's snowing, too. Great. I have to be out there today. I pop a Pepto Bismal tablet, to calm my ulcer, and then make a single cup of coffee - one for the entire day - to protect it. "Killing Me Softly" comes to mind, and I rush to my desk and write:

"I never wanted to be religious, 

I don't want to save the world. 

Only the stunted is in this, 

All I wanted was my girl."

Not the best lyric, but my girl doesn't want me, so I don't care. She's on the Magical Mystery Tour with the rest of 'em, lying about what she's done (and doing), what promises she made, and the results of breaking them. Hell, the entirety of reality itself. Part of the murderous pack. A cultist. 

A pathetic killer.

"It can be dangerous to be wrong, but, to be right, when society regards the majority’s falsehood as truth, could be fatal. This principle is especially true with respect to false truths that form an important part of an entire society’s belief system."

--Thomas Szasz 

But, hey, she's not alone in yoga class.

Years ago, black men walked with signs saying, "I Am A Man" because, even then, the obvious wasn't obvious to the so-called "educated." Today, the meaning of what black men were fighting for is still lost on the "smart" ones, who would reply, "So what?" They've got their own agenda now, and it doesn't represent the likes of me, except to be exploited, as often as possible, for themselves.

History is written by the victors, and their precious "Lord" did say, "The Meek Will Inherit The Earth." So, the weak dominate our national conversation now, lying to everybody about everything - but especially what they're up to behind closed doors. I've been there, heard their plan, and can say - like them - it's really quite simple and child-like:

Keep muddying the waters until nobody can see the rocks below.

And then - Weathermen one and all - the entire system comes down.

That's the plan.

I say to myself, "It's not 'The Good Will Inherit The Earth,' you idiot."

Or the brave, or smart, but the most emotionally insecure.

The immature.

Adults who, somehow, grew up with fight - but without the dignity of honor.

They'll do anything - and do.

I can hear them, screaming "Be Humble!" in the face of their assault, and need a drink.

Yes, I've awakened to another day of nothing and no one, sustained only by the anger of enduring a cultural nightmare where my life was supposed to be.

What's going to be their latest "shock to the system" today? Let me try:

A "man" (of an indeterminate sexual nature) is having an abortion, and his political supporters say - not only that I have to accept that version of it all - but they've worked out a convenient way for me to be paying for it, as well. If I don't, they'll blow something up.

Today, that's more-than-possible.

My ulcer speaks:

"If Jesus had known how 'power corrupts,' would he have kept his trap shut?"

Remembering Jesus never existed, and his silly "ancient teachings" don't even cover the basics, I reach for the Pepto Bismal as my answer.

Surrounded by so many "nice" people, I think it - too - should be dead already,...

Whenever You Hear NewAgers Declare "It's All Connected" - They Do Mean It Is All Connected!

Awww, look:

Fidel Castro has a logo for his new Wikipedia clone that,...looks,...suspiciously like Obama's!

Which is great because, much like cultism, we love to see traditions kept alive:

Oh: It's Not Wrong if The NYT Doesn't Do It

"My name is Larry Grathwohl and I infiltrated the Weather Underground for the FBI. I had no idea when my journey began in August 1969 that I would see and experience the degree of violence and hatred of our democracy that existed in the Weather Underground. Bernardine Dorhn, Bill Ayers, and the other people I would meet had as their sole purpose the destruction of the United States. The fact that I ultimately became the only source of information regarding the activities of the Weather Underground and the fact that Bill Ayers now claims their goal was only to bring about the end of the war in Vietnam requires me to respond.

At least Bill admits the Weather Underground 'crossed' the line of legality but mitigates this admission by stating that the effectiveness of the 'symbolic acts of extreme vandalism' is still being debated. He further states that the selected targets were 'property, never people' and that their only purpose was to end the war in Vietnam. Bill is simply not being truthful and is rewriting history to reflect a completely different role for himself and the Weather Underground from what actually took place. 'Bring the war home, kill your parents' was the mantra being chanted when the group decided to go underground in December 1969 and there certainly isn’t anything anti-war in that statement. I’m also curious as to who is debating their status. When I think about the Weather Underground my immediate thought is 'terrorism and death.'"

-- Larry Grathwohl, with a “Response to ‘The Real Bill Ayers'" that The New York Times refused to run, but which easily found a home on Pajamas Media.

You Have GOT To Be Fucking Kidding!!!

Oh man, oh man, oh man!!! AMERICA: TURN BACK NOW!!! Forget what the newspapers say; forget what the "journalists" say; forget that shit about being concerned for whatever happened when Barack "was 8 years old" - just count up all the red flags, so far, and TURN BACK NOW!!!

Extra Special Hat Tip: Watchmen For America

Tell Me: Why Do We Have A Press Again?

"Many reporters are well aware, even though Mr. Obama has described his connection to Ayers and Dohrn as 'flimsy,' that the senator's relationship with his radical Hyde Park neighbors is actually quite warm, even close."

— Elizabeth Wurtzel, surprising no one, at the Wall Street Journal

Cynacism Should Not Be A Campaign Tactic

When John Murtagh was 9 years old, Bill Ayers' friends tried to kill him.

"I remember my mother's pulling me from the tangle of sheets and running to the kitchen where my father stood. Through the large windows overlooking the yard, all we could see was the bright glow of flames below. We didn't leave our burning house for fear of who might be waiting outside," wrote Mr. Murtagh in the April 2008 issue of the City Journal.

It wasn't personal. John's dad was a judge presiding over a trial of the Black Panthers. The next morning, after the bombs exploded, John still remembers the red graffiti on the sidewalk: "FREE THE PANTHER 21; THE VIET CONG HAVE WON; KILL THE PIGS."

To the best of John's recollection, Bernardine Dohrn, who is now Bill Ayers' wife, first claimed credit for bombing John's home - along with other targets - in November 1970.

Today John Murtagh is a lawyer and Yonkers' city councilman who is running for the New York state Senate on the Republican ticket this November. I reached him this week through his state Senate campaign. It wasn't hard. Has Barack Obama ever tried?

Barack Obama was only 8 years old when Mr. Murtagh's house was bombed. Mr. Obama has nothing to do with the terror and the trauma John Murtagh and his family went through.

"It's a sensitive issue for us. My mom is still alive - she's 83. She literally had to snatch her children out of the house in the middle of the night because her house was on fire," John told me.

But Barack Obama was not a child - he was a grown man - when he decided his personal path to power and influence lay through Bill Ayers' connections.

In the Chicago establishment, which unfortunately embraced former domestic terrorists like Bill Ayers and his wife, Barack Obama was encouraged to look beyond the obvious - John Murtagh, his family, their terror, the lawlessness, the attacks on policemen, judges, Army outposts - to embrace larger goals.

What were these goals? How does Barack Obama come to continue to associate with a man who cannot bring himself to say to John Murtagh or to John's mother or any other kin of the attacked: "I'm sorry. I was wrong. It was a terrible thing to do."

Mr. Obama's campaign is busy fudging. That's a polite word for "lying." Barack Obama's top political adviser claims he simply didn't know Mr. Ayers' history when they first met. Bomber? What bomber?

Right.

"If that's true, Obama has to be the dumbest man who ever graduated from Columbia University and Harvard Law School," snorts Mr. Murtagh. "I don't buy that at all."

Mr. Murtagh believes the relationships between Barack, his wife, Michelle, Bill Ayers and his wife, Bernardine, go back 20 years, to Michelle's time at Sidley Austin, the famous Washington, D.C., law firm that also employed Bernardine Dohrn.

Mr. Murtagh doesn't blame Mr. Obama for what Bill Ayers and his friends did and supported. He blames Mr. Obama for picking a man like Mr. Ayers as a friend and mentor - and then covering up the friendship.

In politics things get complicated. Truth becomes hard to find. But when you are about to elect someone commander in chief, it would be good to know he can lay his hands on some of the stuff, in case he ever needs it.

"The night they attacked our home, they also firebombed an army recruiting station out in Brooklyn and police patrol cars outside of Greenwich Village," notes Mr. Murtagh. "Three weeks later they accidentally blew themselves up. They intended to attack the officer's club at Fort Dix."

Lay your cards on the table, Mr. Murtagh wants to tell the man who would be president. "Obama's free to associate with Dohrn and Ayers; that's his right," he tells me. "But don't hide the relationship, and be forthcoming and let people decide the significance of it for themselves."

-- Maggie Gallagher, giving voice to someone the "compassionate" and "fair" folks want to remain voiceless, in the Washington Times.

The Teachers, The Teachings, And The Tedium

These are three deleted scenes from the film "Indoctrinate U" that should get everyone to thinking about the Obama campaign's reliance on young people to get him elected: who have they been learning from? What have they been learning? And what happens if anyone questions what they've been learning? Watch and find out:

This Is A Secret

"The Obamas and the Ayers/Dorn go back to 1987 when Michelle Obama and Bernadette Dorn worked at the same law firm in Chicago,..."

-- Rick Moran, on a podcast discussing Barack Obama and "some guy" Barack knew "in the neighborhood", with Fausta's Blog.

Hungry? Good - Because You're Gonna Eat It

Here: have a nice hefty serving of Dead Cops, Dead Marines... and Their Killers.

And don't forget to clean your plate!

Twisting The Meaning Of Hip-Hop

"[Bernardine] Dohrn didn't get a [law] license because she's stubborn. She wouldn't say she's sorry."

-- Howard Trienens, an attorney with the powerhouse firm of Sidley Austin - and a friend and business partner of Bill Ayers' father - in Ron Grossman's revealing Chicago Tribune article on why the Weathermen were allowed to go from domestic terrorists to posing as respectable American citizens.