Preliminary comment by JACK A. NAPES...
This foolish woman is almost as hopeless on international affairs as our own John ("Dunderhead") Key.
This foolish woman is almost as hopeless on international affairs as our own John ("Dunderhead") Key.
NOW READ ON...
Comic Relief: Sarah Palin on Egypt
by ROBERT DREYFUSS, February 6, 2011
by ROBERT DREYFUSS, February 6, 2011
Sarah Palin, in her first comments on Egypt, managed to make no sense
at all. None. I especially liked her “not, not real enthused about
what it is that that’s being done [in DC].” Here’s the full quote,
which sounds like it was written by Miss South Carolina, speaking for
all “US Americans”....
at all. None. I especially liked her “not, not real enthused about
what it is that that’s being done [in DC].” Here’s the full quote,
which sounds like it was written by Miss South Carolina, speaking for
all “US Americans”....
"And nobody yet has, nobody yet has explained to the American public
what they know, and surely they know more than the rest of us know who
it is who will be taking the place of Mubarak and no, not, not real
enthused about what it is that that’s being done on a national level
and from DC in regards to understanding all the situation there in
Egypt. And, in these areas that are so volatile right now, because
obviously it’s not just Egypt but the other countries too where we are
seeing uprisings, we know that now more than ever, we need strength
and sound mind there in the White House. We need to know what it is
that America stands for so we know who it is that America will stand
with. And, we do not have all that information yet.”
what they know, and surely they know more than the rest of us know who
it is who will be taking the place of Mubarak and no, not, not real
enthused about what it is that that’s being done on a national level
and from DC in regards to understanding all the situation there in
Egypt. And, in these areas that are so volatile right now, because
obviously it’s not just Egypt but the other countries too where we are
seeing uprisings, we know that now more than ever, we need strength
and sound mind there in the White House. We need to know what it is
that America stands for so we know who it is that America will stand
with. And, we do not have all that information yet.”
Robert Dreyfuss
February 6, 2011
February 6, 2011
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On Feb 9, 3:00 pm, Radio Transcripts Ltd <daisycutterspo...@lycos.com>
wrote:
> > wrote:
> >> Preliminary comment by JACK A. NAPES...
> >> This foolish woman is almost as hopeless on international affairs as
> >> our New Zealand's John ("Dunderhead") Key.
>
> >> NOW READ ON...
>
> >>http://www.thenation.com/
>
> >> Comic Relief: Sarah Palin on Egypt
> >> by ROBERT DREYFUSS, February 6, 2011
>
> >> Sarah Palin, in her first comments on Egypt, managed to make no sense
> >> at all. None. I especially liked her not, not real enthused about
> >> what it is that that s being done [in DC]. Here s the full quote,
> >> which sounds like it was written by Miss South Carolina, speaking for
> >> all US Americans ....
>
> >> "And nobody yet has, nobody yet has explained to the American public
> >> what they know, and surely they know more than the rest of us know who
> >> it is who will be taking the place of Mubarak and no, not, not real
> >> enthused about what it is that that s being done on a national level
> >> and from DC in regards to understanding all the situation there in
> >> Egypt. And, in these areas that are so volatile right now, because
> >> obviously it s not just Egypt but the other countries too where we are
> >> seeing uprisings, we know that now more than ever, we need strength
> >> and sound mind there in the White House. We need to know what it is
> >> that America stands for so we know who it is that America will stand
> >> with. And, we do not have all that information yet.
>
> > Egyptian revolution, and until we know that we cannot know who to support.
>
> Cawston, like Palin, misses the point: it doesn't matter who he and
> Palin support: this is for the egyptians to decide.
>
>
>
> > > Palins uncertainties and concerns are thus verified and justified by the
> > > NYT.
>
> > No they are not. Palin is as clueless on this issue as she showed
> > herself to be clueless on every single issue she grappled with so
> > touchingly during that doomed but blackly hilarious 2008 "vice-
> > presidential campaign" of hers.
>
> Are you talking about the campaign that almost won the election of the
> Republicans and woke up the Obamamites who had been sleep walking
> their way to victory?
>
>
>
> > > Incidentally, Drefuss is on a US tour promoting "civility" in political
> > > discourse, and he described a recent call for Cheney to die suddenly as
> > > "beautifully phrased". Ho hum.. another useful idiot for the useless idiots.
>
> > That was a joke, fellas! I think he wants us to guffaw.
>
> Yet when guy who happens to be a member of the Tea Party says the same
> thing about Obama it's reported all over the news as serious.
>
> But I finally get you. You're actually a conservative playing the role
> of ass-clown leftie commentator. Brilliant! Well done!
> > what it is that that�s being done [in DC].� Here�s the full quote,
> > which sounds like it was written by Miss South Carolina, speaking
> > for
> > all �US Americans�....
>
> > "And nobody yet has, nobody yet has explained to the American public
> > what they know, and surely they know more than the rest of us know
> > who
> > it is who will be taking the place of Mubarak and no, not, not real
> > enthused about what it is that that�s being done on a national level
> > and from DC in regards to understanding all the situation there in
> > Egypt. And, in these areas that are so volatile right now, because
> > obviously it�s not just Egypt but the other countries too where we
>
> > Robert Dreyfuss
> > February 6, 2011
>
> Yawn, another pathetic hatchet attempt by a leftie so-called
> journalist Palin-phobe on a woman who almost stole the election from
> Obama.
> "President Palin sworn into office" ... can't wait. :-)
wrote:
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Makes George W look like a rocket scientist.
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As someone has noted, the punctuation is not designed to assist Palin. I
watched and listened to the address and also found it halting.. but I
generally got the gist of uncertainty she was trying to put across, ie,
she didn't know the critical question of who or what was driving the
Egyptian revolution, and until we know that we cannot know who to support.
watched and listened to the address and also found it halting.. but I
generally got the gist of uncertainty she was trying to put across, ie,
she didn't know the critical question of who or what was driving the
Egyptian revolution, and until we know that we cannot know who to support.
That was a week ago, and now the NYT comes out with the then unknown,
shadowy leaders of the movement and Palins hopes/concerns are vindicated:
shadowy leaders of the movement and Palins hopes/concerns are vindicated:
Yep, it was an organised event of educated people who recruited the
Muslim Brotherhood organisation skills to their cause, and whom they
hope to control.
Muslim Brotherhood organisation skills to their cause, and whom they
hope to control.
Palins uncertainties and concerns are thus verified and justified by the
NYT.
NYT.
Incidentally, Drefuss is on a US tour promoting "civility" in political
discourse, and he described a recent call for Cheney to die suddenly as
"beautifully phrased". Ho hum.. another useful idiot for the useless idiots.
discourse, and he described a recent call for Cheney to die suddenly as
"beautifully phrased". Ho hum.. another useful idiot for the useless idiots.
JC
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On Feb 10, 10:22 pm, John ("Stats-man") Cawston <rewar...@ihug.co.nz>
gallantly attempts to come to the defence of a suffering woman:
>
> Yep, it was an organised event of educated people who recruited the
> Muslim Brotherhood organisation skills to their cause, and whom they
> hope to control.
>
> Palins uncertainties and concerns are thus verified and justified by the
> NYT.
gallantly attempts to come to the defence of a suffering woman:
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LOL! Punctuation is the LEAST of Palin's problems!
>
> I watched and listened to the address and also found it halting..
> I watched and listened to the address and also found it halting..
Hilarious! He seems to take Palin seriously! But hang on---that's not
a surprise. This is John Cawston, after all. Compared to some of the
things he's posted on this forum over the years, a few rambling and
disconnected words by America's laughingstock politician come across
like the Gettysburg Address...
a surprise. This is John Cawston, after all. Compared to some of the
things he's posted on this forum over the years, a few rambling and
disconnected words by America's laughingstock politician come across
like the Gettysburg Address...
>
> but I generally got the gist of uncertainty she was trying to put across,
> but I generally got the gist of uncertainty she was trying to put across,
Hilarious!---"the gist of uncertainty". That's Cawston-spin for "the
utter confusion of her mind."
utter confusion of her mind."
> ie, she didn't know the critical question of who or what was driving the
> Egyptian revolution, and until we know that we cannot know who to support.
> Egyptian revolution, and until we know that we cannot know who to support.
Cawston, like Palin, misses the point: it doesn't matter who he and
Palin support: this is for the egyptians to decide.
Palin support: this is for the egyptians to decide.
>
> That was a week ago, and now the NYT comes out with the then unknown,
> shadowy leaders of the movement and Palins hopes/concerns are vindicated:
>
> http://www.nytimes.com/2011/> That was a week ago, and now the NYT comes out with the then unknown,
> shadowy leaders of the movement and Palins hopes/concerns are vindicated:
>
>
> Yep, it was an organised event of educated people who recruited the
> Muslim Brotherhood organisation skills to their cause, and whom they
> hope to control.
>
> Palins uncertainties and concerns are thus verified and justified by the
> NYT.
No they are not. Palin is as clueless on this issue as she showed
herself to be clueless on every single issue she grappled with so
touchingly during that doomed but blackly hilarious 2008 "vice-
presidential campaign" of hers.
herself to be clueless on every single issue she grappled with so
touchingly during that doomed but blackly hilarious 2008 "vice-
presidential campaign" of hers.
>
> Incidentally, Drefuss is on a US tour promoting "civility" in political
> discourse, and he described a recent call for Cheney to die suddenly as
> "beautifully phrased". Ho hum.. another useful idiot for the useless idiots.
> Incidentally, Drefuss is on a US tour promoting "civility" in political
> discourse, and he described a recent call for Cheney to die suddenly as
> "beautifully phrased". Ho hum.. another useful idiot for the useless idiots.
That was a joke, fellas! I think he wants us to guffaw.
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Nope, she was given a brief by an advisor and fucked up because she
doesn't have a clue.
doesn't have a clue.
Tim
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On Feb 9, 8:08 pm, Miranda Hart Rox <kuee...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 9 Feb 2011 16:02:10 -0800 (PST), timbochov wrote:
> > On Feb 9, 3:00 pm, Radio Transcripts Ltd <daisycutterspo...@lycos.com>> On Wed, 9 Feb 2011 16:02:10 -0800 (PST), timbochov wrote:
> > wrote:
> >> Preliminary comment by JACK A. NAPES...
> >> This foolish woman is almost as hopeless on international affairs as
> >> our New Zealand's John ("Dunderhead") Key.
>
> >> NOW READ ON...
>
> >>http://www.thenation.com/
>
> >> Comic Relief: Sarah Palin on Egypt
> >> by ROBERT DREYFUSS, February 6, 2011
>
> >> Sarah Palin, in her first comments on Egypt, managed to make no sense
> >> what it is that that s being done [in DC]. Here s the full quote,
> >> which sounds like it was written by Miss South Carolina, speaking for
>
> >> "And nobody yet has, nobody yet has explained to the American public
> >> what they know, and surely they know more than the rest of us know who
> >> it is who will be taking the place of Mubarak and no, not, not real
> >> and from DC in regards to understanding all the situation there in
> >> Egypt. And, in these areas that are so volatile right now, because
> >> seeing uprisings, we know that now more than ever, we need strength
> >> and sound mind there in the White House. We need to know what it is
> >> that America stands for so we know who it is that America will stand
> >> with. And, we do not have all that information yet.
>
> >> Robert Dreyfuss
> >> February 6, 2011
>
> > Makes George W look like a rocket scientist.
>
> I thought he was?
> >> February 6, 2011
>
> > Makes George W look like a rocket scientist.
>
> I thought he was?
Nice.
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On Feb 10, 12:00 pm, Radio Transcripts Ltd
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Yawn, another pathetic hatchet attempt by a leftie so-called
journalist Palin-phobe on a woman who almost stole the election from
Obama.
journalist Palin-phobe on a woman who almost stole the election from
Obama.
"President Palin sworn into office" ... can't wait. :-)
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Obama is not much better than Palin. He is of course vastly more
intelligent than her or John McCain, but he lacks courage and
integrity. As Norman Finkelstein has pointed out, if Obama was not
black, we'd all be recognising the fact that he is just as much of a
cynical machine politician as Bill Clinton.
intelligent than her or John McCain, but he lacks courage and
integrity. As Norman Finkelstein has pointed out, if Obama was not
black, we'd all be recognising the fact that he is just as much of a
cynical machine politician as Bill Clinton.
>
> "President Palin sworn into office" ... can't wait. :-)
> "President Palin sworn into office" ... can't wait. :-)
I'd love to see that too, my friend.
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>
> > ie, she didn't know the critical question of who or what was driving the
> > Egyptian revolution, and until we know that we cannot know who to support.
>
> Cawston, like Palin, misses the point: it doesn't matter who he and
> Palin support: this is for the egyptians to decide.
Ah, so it's up to the Egyptians to decide who JC, Palin and of course
America should support? Ohhhhkay.
America should support? Ohhhhkay.
>
>
> > Palins uncertainties and concerns are thus verified and justified by the
> > NYT.
>
> No they are not. Palin is as clueless on this issue as she showed
> herself to be clueless on every single issue she grappled with so
> touchingly during that doomed but blackly hilarious 2008 "vice-
> presidential campaign" of hers.
>
> > Palins uncertainties and concerns are thus verified and justified by the
> > NYT.
>
> No they are not. Palin is as clueless on this issue as she showed
> herself to be clueless on every single issue she grappled with so
> touchingly during that doomed but blackly hilarious 2008 "vice-
> presidential campaign" of hers.
Are you talking about the campaign that almost won the election of the
Republicans and woke up the Obamamites who had been sleep walking
their way to victory?
Republicans and woke up the Obamamites who had been sleep walking
their way to victory?
>
>
>
> > Incidentally, Drefuss is on a US tour promoting "civility" in political
> > discourse, and he described a recent call for Cheney to die suddenly as
> > "beautifully phrased". Ho hum.. another useful idiot for the useless idiots.
>
> That was a joke, fellas! I think he wants us to guffaw.
>
>
> > Incidentally, Drefuss is on a US tour promoting "civility" in political
> > discourse, and he described a recent call for Cheney to die suddenly as
> > "beautifully phrased". Ho hum.. another useful idiot for the useless idiots.
>
> That was a joke, fellas! I think he wants us to guffaw.
Yet when guy who happens to be a member of the Tea Party says the same
thing about Obama it's reported all over the news as serious.
thing about Obama it's reported all over the news as serious.
But I finally get you. You're actually a conservative playing the role
of ass-clown leftie commentator. Brilliant! Well done!
of ass-clown leftie commentator. Brilliant! Well done!
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No, you are willfully misunderstanding our point, Bubba. That point
is: Egypt's fate must rest in the hands of the Egyptians. It's called
democracy. Remember democracy?---It's what the U.S. and Britain and
France have conspired to crush in the Middle East---in Egypt, Iran and
Palestine, to name just three of the more outrageous examples.
is: Egypt's fate must rest in the hands of the Egyptians. It's called
democracy. Remember democracy?---It's what the U.S. and Britain and
France have conspired to crush in the Middle East---in Egypt, Iran and
Palestine, to name just three of the more outrageous examples.
>
>
>
> > > Palins uncertainties and concerns are thus verified and justified by the
> > > NYT.
>
> > No they are not. Palin is as clueless on this issue as she showed
> > herself to be clueless on every single issue she grappled with so
> > touchingly during that doomed but blackly hilarious 2008 "vice-
> > presidential campaign" of hers.
>
> Are you talking about the campaign that almost won the election of the
> Republicans and woke up the Obamamites who had been sleep walking
> their way to victory?
What campaign? Palin did not have a clue about anything, and neither
did McCain. It's an indictment of the Democratic Party and of the
Obama campaign that they were still competitive.
did McCain. It's an indictment of the Democratic Party and of the
Obama campaign that they were still competitive.
>
>
>
> > > Incidentally, Drefuss is on a US tour promoting "civility" in political
> > > discourse, and he described a recent call for Cheney to die suddenly as
> > > "beautifully phrased". Ho hum.. another useful idiot for the useless idiots.
>
> > That was a joke, fellas! I think he wants us to guffaw.
>
> Yet when guy who happens to be a member of the Tea Party says the same
> thing about Obama it's reported all over the news as serious.
Look again, Bubba. Our gibe was directed at the witless John Cawston
and his dire "useful/useless idiots" joke.
and his dire "useful/useless idiots" joke.
>
> But I finally get you. You're actually a conservative playing the role
> of ass-clown leftie commentator. Brilliant! Well done!
I'm a conservative far more than you are. I believe in the rule of
law, and democracy and human rights. You and others on the lunatic
fringe (AKA the radical right) do not.
law, and democracy and human rights. You and others on the lunatic
fringe (AKA the radical right) do not.
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Its an important question.
Those fine people want Democracy, among other things, so lets look at
what they want..
what they want..
According to the 2010 Pew Survey on Moslems the Egyptians want stoning
for adultery (82%), cutting off hands and feet for theft (77%), death
penalty for leaving the Muslim religion (84%).
As 90% of Egyptian women have had clitoridictomies we can be sure this
is what those Democrats in the crowds also want.
for adultery (82%), cutting off hands and feet for theft (77%), death
penalty for leaving the Muslim religion (84%).
As 90% of Egyptian women have had clitoridictomies we can be sure this
is what those Democrats in the crowds also want.
Whilst a majority want Democracy (59%), that is the second lowest
support of the 6 countries polled, and a majority want Sharia law. About
half support the terrorist organisation Hamas and 20% support Osama.
support of the 6 countries polled, and a majority want Sharia law. About
half support the terrorist organisation Hamas and 20% support Osama.
Mubarak might be an arsehole, but he doesn't support these things. So
while any dictator should go its what replaces them that counts. For
Egypt, will it be one man, one vote.. one time.. and Sharia law at that?
If it is, we are in for a power of trouble.
while any dictator should go its what replaces them that counts. For
Egypt, will it be one man, one vote.. one time.. and Sharia law at that?
If it is, we are in for a power of trouble.
JC
>
>>
>>
>>> Palins uncertainties and concerns are thus verified and justified by the
>>> NYT.
>>
>> No they are not. Palin is as clueless on this issue as she showed
>> herself to be clueless on every single issue she grappled with so
>> touchingly during that doomed but blackly hilarious 2008 "vice-
>> presidential campaign" of hers.
>
> Are you talking about the campaign that almost won the election of the
> Republicans and woke up the Obamamites who had been sleep walking
> their way to victory?
>
>>
>>
>>
>>> Incidentally, Drefuss is on a US tour promoting "civility" in political
>>> discourse, and he described a recent call for Cheney to die suddenly as
>>> "beautifully phrased". Ho hum.. another useful idiot for the useless idiots.
>>
>> That was a joke, fellas! I think he wants us to guffaw.
>
> Yet when guy who happens to be a member of the Tea Party says the same
> thing about Obama it's reported all over the news as serious.
>
> But I finally get you. You're actually a conservative playing the role
> of ass-clown leftie commentator. Brilliant! Well done!
>
>
>
>
>>
>>
>>> Palins uncertainties and concerns are thus verified and justified by the
>>> NYT.
>>
>> No they are not. Palin is as clueless on this issue as she showed
>> herself to be clueless on every single issue she grappled with so
>> touchingly during that doomed but blackly hilarious 2008 "vice-
>> presidential campaign" of hers.
>
> Are you talking about the campaign that almost won the election of the
> Republicans and woke up the Obamamites who had been sleep walking
> their way to victory?
>
>>
>>
>>
>>> Incidentally, Drefuss is on a US tour promoting "civility" in political
>>> discourse, and he described a recent call for Cheney to die suddenly as
>>> "beautifully phrased". Ho hum.. another useful idiot for the useless idiots.
>>
>> That was a joke, fellas! I think he wants us to guffaw.
>
> Yet when guy who happens to be a member of the Tea Party says the same
> thing about Obama it's reported all over the news as serious.
>
> But I finally get you. You're actually a conservative playing the role
> of ass-clown leftie commentator. Brilliant! Well done!
>
>
>
>
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n Feb 11, 10:19 am, poor John ("Stats-man") Cawston
<rewar...@ihug.co.nz> is raving again:
<rewar...@ihug.co.nz> is raving again:
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Where does he get this information from? The Israeli Information
Ministry? Is that where he gets all his stats from?
Ministry? Is that where he gets all his stats from?
>
> we can be sure this
> is what those Democrats in the crowds also want.
> we can be sure this
> is what those Democrats in the crowds also want.
"We can be sure". Who is "we"?
>
> Whilst a majority want Democracy (59%), that is the second lowest
> support of the 6 countries polled, and a majority want Sharia law.
> Whilst a majority want Democracy (59%), that is the second lowest
> support of the 6 countries polled, and a majority want Sharia law.
>
> About half support the terrorist organisation Hamas
> About half support the terrorist organisation Hamas
Hamas is the elected government of the Palestinian Territories. It is
no more terrorist than any other government. Certainly it is a
pacifist organisation compared to the Israeli regime.
no more terrorist than any other government. Certainly it is a
pacifist organisation compared to the Israeli regime.
>
> and 20% support Osama.
> and 20% support Osama.
Again, where does this fantasist get his stats?
>
> Mubarak might be an arsehole, but he doesn't support these things.
> Mubarak might be an arsehole, but he doesn't support these things.
Mubarak's role was to turn a blind eye as Israel carried out its
massacres in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon. He has done his job
effectively, and reaped almost unimaginable financial rewards as a
result. That's probably the main reason he is hated and despised by
the Egyptian people.
massacres in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon. He has done his job
effectively, and reaped almost unimaginable financial rewards as a
result. That's probably the main reason he is hated and despised by
the Egyptian people.
>
> So while any dictator should go
> So while any dictator should go
Hooray! (One moment of sanity and honesty in a Cawston post is a
reason to cheer.)
reason to cheer.)
>
> its what replaces them that counts. For
> Egypt, will it be one man, one vote.. one time.. and Sharia law at that?
> If it is, we are in for a power of trouble.
> its what replaces them that counts. For
> Egypt, will it be one man, one vote.. one time.. and Sharia law at that?
> If it is, we are in for a power of trouble.
"We" are not in for a power of trouble. This democratic revolt means
that Israel and its sponsor state (the USA) are in a power of trouble.
What a pity for them that they can't just crush democracy this time
like they did in Iran in 1954, and like they tried to do in the
Occupied Territories in 2006.
that Israel and its sponsor state (the USA) are in a power of trouble.
What a pity for them that they can't just crush democracy this time
like they did in Iran in 1954, and like they tried to do in the
Occupied Territories in 2006.
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> As Norman Finkelstein has pointed out, if Obama was not
>black, we'd all be recognising the fact that he is just as much of a
>cynical machine politician as Bill Clinton.
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What would you like him to do? If they stopped the funds they provide
Egypt with the Saudis have already said they will come up the money
instead. Mubarak has been getting an earful from Obama , but Mubarak has
said he won't be dictated to by other countries.
Egypt with the Saudis have already said they will come up the money
instead. Mubarak has been getting an earful from Obama , but Mubarak has
said he won't be dictated to by other countries.
> As Norman Finkelstein has pointed out, if Obama was not
>black, we'd all be recognising the fact that he is just as much of a
>cynical machine politician as Bill Clinton.
All politicians are part of a machine unless they are independents.
> "President Palin sworn into office" ... can't wait. :-)
I'd love to see that too, my friend.
Really? God save the USA if it happens.
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On Feb 11, 9:16 am, bubba ray <kdav...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Feb 10, 12:00 pm, Radio Transcripts Ltd
>
>
>
>
>
> <daisycutterspo...@lycos.com> wrote:
> > Preliminary comment by JACK A. NAPES...
> > This foolish woman is almost as hopeless on international affairs as
> > our New Zealand's John ("Dunderhead") Key.
>
> > NOW READ ON...
>
> >http://www.thenation.com/
>
> > Comic Relief: Sarah Palin on Egypt
> > by ROBERT DREYFUSS, February 6, 2011
>
> > Sarah Palin, in her first comments on Egypt, managed to make no
> > sense
> > at all. None. I especially liked her �not, not real enthused about> On Feb 10, 12:00 pm, Radio Transcripts Ltd
>
>
>
>
>
> <daisycutterspo...@lycos.com> wrote:
> > Preliminary comment by JACK A. NAPES...
> > This foolish woman is almost as hopeless on international affairs as
> > our New Zealand's John ("Dunderhead") Key.
>
> > NOW READ ON...
>
> >http://www.thenation.com/
>
> > Comic Relief: Sarah Palin on Egypt
> > by ROBERT DREYFUSS, February 6, 2011
>
> > Sarah Palin, in her first comments on Egypt, managed to make no
> > sense
> > what it is that that�s being done [in DC].� Here�s the full quote,
> > which sounds like it was written by Miss South Carolina, speaking
> > for
>
> > "And nobody yet has, nobody yet has explained to the American public
> > what they know, and surely they know more than the rest of us know
> > who
> > it is who will be taking the place of Mubarak and no, not, not real
> > and from DC in regards to understanding all the situation there in
> > Egypt. And, in these areas that are so volatile right now, because
> > are
> > seeing uprisings, we know that now more than ever, we need strength
> > and sound mind there in the White House. We need to know what it is
> > that America stands for so we know who it is that America will stand
> > with. And, we do not have all that information yet.�> > seeing uprisings, we know that now more than ever, we need strength
> > and sound mind there in the White House. We need to know what it is
> > that America stands for so we know who it is that America will stand
>
> > Robert Dreyfuss
> > February 6, 2011
>
> Yawn, another pathetic hatchet attempt by a leftie so-called
> journalist Palin-phobe on a woman who almost stole the election from
> Obama.
>Obama is not much better than Palin. He is of course vastly more
>intelligent than her or John McCain, but he lacks courage and
integrity. As Norman Finkelstein has pointed out, if Obama was not
>black, we'd all be recognising the fact that he is just as much of a
>cynical machine politician as Bill Clinton.
>intelligent than her or John McCain, but he lacks courage and
integrity. As Norman Finkelstein has pointed out, if Obama was not
>black, we'd all be recognising the fact that he is just as much of a
>cynical machine politician as Bill Clinton.
Poll indicate that by far the majority of Americans don't want Palin for
President.
The last poll I read a week or so ago had her at 17 % popularity, way
behind other possible candidates.
President.
The last poll I read a week or so ago had her at 17 % popularity, way
behind other possible candidates.
> "President Palin sworn into office" ... can't wait. :-)
I'd love to see that too, my friend.
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On Feb 11, 12:21 pm, "Tilly" <femail1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> "Radio Transcripts Ltd" <daisycutterspo...@lycos.com> wrote in messagenews:e6a027b2-f65f-
> Poll indicate that by far the majority of Americans don't want Palin for
> President.
> "Radio Transcripts Ltd" <daisycutterspo...@lycos.com> wrote in messagenews:e6a027b2-f65f-
> Poll indicate that by far the majority of Americans don't want Palin for
> President.
> The last poll I read a week or so ago had her at 17 % popularity, way
> behind other possible candidates.
> behind other possible candidates.
Palin has courage and she has integrity she has more than 90%-95% of
politicians.
politicians.
She receiving her bachelor's degree in communications with an emphasis
in journalism in 1987, so she has some education. Essentially and
Arts Degree.
in journalism in 1987, so she has some education. Essentially and
Arts Degree.
She has experience administering Alaska.
Stupid things about her would be that she essentially is a "Christian
Zionist", the kow-towing to political correctness (witness or blog on
MLK day) and the general lack of a legal education.
Zionist", the kow-towing to political correctness (witness or blog on
MLK day) and the general lack of a legal education.
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On Feb 11, 3:34 pm, Eunometic <eunome...@yahoo.com.au> wrote:
> On Feb 11, 12:21 pm, "Tilly" <femail1...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > "Radio Transcripts Ltd" <daisycutterspo...@lycos.com> wrote in messagenews:e6a027b2-f65f-
> > Poll indicate that by far the majority of Americans don't want Palin for
> > President.
> > The last poll I read a week or so ago had her at 17 % popularity, way
> > behind other possible candidates.
>
> Palin has courage and she has integrity
> On Feb 11, 12:21 pm, "Tilly" <femail1...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > "Radio Transcripts Ltd" <daisycutterspo...@lycos.com> wrote in messagenews:e6a027b2-f65f-
> > Poll indicate that by far the majority of Americans don't want Palin for
> > President.
> > The last poll I read a week or so ago had her at 17 % popularity, way
> > behind other possible candidates.
>
> Palin has courage and she has integrity
Wrong. You've misconstrued her crass ignorance and determined know-
nothing attitude. Fortunately, most Republican voters in the United
States can see she has neither courage nor integrity.
nothing attitude. Fortunately, most Republican voters in the United
States can see she has neither courage nor integrity.
>
> she has more than 90%-95% of politicians.
> she has more than 90%-95% of politicians.
That's a very low standard to hold her to. Politicians are not noted
for courage or integrity.
for courage or integrity.
>
> She receiving her bachelor's degree in communications with an emphasis
> in journalism in 1987, so she has some education.
> She receiving her bachelor's degree in communications with an emphasis
> in journalism in 1987, so she has some education.
Have you listened to her speak?
>
> Essentially and
> Arts Degree.
>
> She has experience administering Alaska.
>
> Stupid things about her would be that she essentially is a "Christian
> Zionist", the kow-towing to political correctness (witness or blog on
> MLK day) and the general lack of a legal education.
> Essentially and
> Arts Degree.
>
> She has experience administering Alaska.
>
> Stupid things about her would be that she essentially is a "Christian
> Zionist", the kow-towing to political correctness (witness or blog on
> MLK day) and the general lack of a legal education.
She is utterly unsuited to public office. Even by the dismal standards
of American politics, she is way below par.
of American politics, she is way below par.
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On Feb 10, 10:56 pm, Radio Transcripts Ltd
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Sounds like you have vagina envy. LOL.
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