Conspiracies Within Conspiracies
Politics
| February 21, 2005
| Tim
History repeats.
Democratic Congressman Maurice Hinchey, regarding Rathergate:
Now, I mean, I have my own beliefs about how that happened: it originated with Karl Rove, in my belief, in the White House. They set that up with those false papers. Why did they do it? They knew that Bush was a draft dodger. They knew that he had run away from his responsibilties in the Air National Guard in Texas, gone out of the state intentionally for a long period of time. They knew that he had no defense for that period in his life. And so what they did was, expecting that that was going to come up, they accentuated it: they produced papers that made it look even worse. And they — and they distributed those out to elements of the media. And it was only — what, like was it CBS? Or whatever, whatever which one Rather works for. They — the people there — they finally bought into it, and they, and they aired it. And when they did, they had ’em. They didn’t care who did it! All they had to do is to get some element of the media to advance that issue. Based upon the false papers that they produced.
Much of the left refused to admit the documents might be forged. Now, they're finally forged, but Karl Rove did it! And of course, CBS still has no responsibility for vetting the documents, still. Even funnier, Congressman Hinchey has no idea who Dan Rather works for.
Recently, in frustration, I wrote:
Yes, every time you show some left-wing evidence is fake, that fraud itself becomes further evidence of how evil and insidious the nefarious Bush administration is! It never becomes evidence that there are a lot of nut-jobs over on the left who have no ethics and will stop at nothing to scare people, and who are also generally incompetant in doing so.
History repeats.
A friend from D.C. confided in me recently that Senator Bill Frist is planning to usurp the Presidency in 2008. I should warn you all against this.
Mr. Goldmund. I could not agree with you more. I'm from Tennessee, Memphis actually, and we're all well educated on Senator Frist's clandestine society, and his Ruling Class ambitions, which ineluctably divide the country further into anti-cohesion. To have him on the throne would break the camel’s back.
D. Johnson.
Don, I find it interesting that yours was not a riposte--attacking Mr. Goldmund in defense of your honorable, Senator Frist. I suppose holding a key position in the Republican Party has little effect. Otherwise, I totally agree with you and this perspicacious, Mr. Goldmund. Senator Frist is an ingratiating, malicious, petty-fogging, tyrant. A gruesome display of the Darwinian Republicanist Church for a better Ruling Class (DRC); on the contrary, Senator Frist is it's epitome, uber menchen; the precursor generation to the American Dark Ages, upcoming.
J. Hillner.
Memphis Democratic Party
Evress Goldmund, how dare you. I know what lurks behind you and those of your ilk....don't think I'm not aware of the latest: O.B.L, captured in Afganistan, though returned via US command? Really, abusrd. And of course, the fact, that you say the marine's mother clued you into her son's mysterious death, only adds to your shrewd persuasion. Even if I went out on a limb, and envisaged such a black scheme (as you dote) that US marines captured O.B.L, were commanded to return him, that certain back-Fed circles were forewarned about nine-eleven,etc., I hold the honorable Senator Frist with no cost to these clandestine measures. What say you about 2008? I'm lost with intrigue.
Mr. Jason Hillner. I'm not sure If I respect your remarks. Yes, this Mr. Goldmund is very astute, I've also read his articles on the federal government's conspiracy with O.B.L. However, I've also been reading about the Democratic party, in Memphis. It appears an outstanding debt remains, no? My question is simple: Why do the papers associate you with this debt? Answer this, and then I'll grant you an ear toward Senator Frist.
P.Dugan
Dear fruitcake:
First, I'm not impressed with simulating the same conversation you pretended to have here on my blog. Simulated conversation is one of the things I have extremely little tolerance for. I'd advise you get serious help.
Second, I've asked people to stick to the topic. Pretending to be someone who "has the ear" of Frist, and is looking for bribes (Democrats are getting so freaky these days, what a pathetic setup) -- and, of course, is doing so publicly on a blog (duh!) is one of the stupidest things I've seen in a while.
Third, I don't need 14 reposts of the same exact comment.
Fourth, I've asked people not to engage in ad hominem arguments, which your dialog seems mostly to be composed of.
So, please find a better hobby elsewhere, little troll. You serve to illustrate the bizarre depths some Democrats have sunk to these days, but I hardly think we need more evidence of that. I still hope there are some honest, principled liberals out there, but manipulative individuals like you give them a bad name.
Just a question: Does it ever occur to you, given the dishonest way in which you're acting, that you're on the "wrong side" of the truth and integrity? I mean, what, you're going to spread goodness and light by lying, deceiving, and sneaking around in the dark under pseudonyms?
- The Management
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A friend from D.C. confided in me recently that Senator Bill Frist is planning to usurp the Presidency in 2008. I should warn you all against this.
Posted by: Evress Goldmund on May 15, 2005 02:37 PM