From: "Rich Gauszka" 


"Mark"  wrote in message
news:436ad262{at}w3.nls.net...
> Hmm, I'm thinking more along the lines of (and this has nothing to do with
> the Wilson's in particular):
>
> *Santa Claus is a jolly guy that brings you presents, don't worry about
> Jesus, you're just a kid, you can decide later what you believe and if
> you're lucky you can express those feelings without the f'ing ACLU taking
> you to court.
>


Hey let's hijack a pagan middle of winter festival for this new start-up
sect called Christians. Christ wasn't really born at this time but we'll
just pretend.


> *Halloween is a fun time where you get lots of candy and maybe get scared
> of someone in a costume, you don't need to worry about Devil Worshipers
> right now, in fact you don't ever have to worry about them, as they're
> entitled to worship as they see fit; the ACLU will see to it, for them,
> but they'll fight your rights to their last dollar.


Let's take a 2000 year old Celtic festival, have the Pope create a
Christian All Saints day and merge the two


>
> *Easter is for egg hunts and it's okay if they're dyed pink and blue, and
> don't worry about rising from the dead, you're a kid. Later you can decide
> what you believe, but remember, you must not express that feeling, or the
> ACLU will sue you.
>

Let's take the Pagan worship of Attis used to celebrate death and rebirth
and graft those stories onto early   Christianity so that Christian
theology
will be acceptable to the majority Pagans..



> *July 4th is for fireworks and flags and appreciation of your country, but
> just enjoy the fireworks and don't worry about the country until you're
> older, be a kid and enjoy. Later you can decide if the country is really
> all that, or if it should abdicate its future to the f'ing UN.


your VP decided he had 'better things to do than serve' . The kids will
just emulate Cheney


>
> *Thanksgiving is for family time in appreciation of the bounty provided by
> our country that we fought long and hard for, enjoy your turkey, or just
> eat the pumpkin pie. Later you can decide whether you accept the
> indoctrination attempts to show how bad your ancestors were for fighting
> the Indians.
>

Ah Manifest Destiny rears it's head


> *Columbus Day is for building your imagination about explorers on small
> boats sailing into the unknown, later you can decide if exploration is
> really exploitation, but if you listen to the morons you'll be living in
> the past as they do -- don't make that mistake.
>

Let's alter history. Pretend Columbus was one of the few that knew the
world was round and that he wasn't  trying to find a westward passage to
the Orient. Let him name the natives Indians because the Bahamas were
obviously in India. Let's then send Cortez and others to  enslave the local
populace for their gold and riches and destroy their civilizations.


>
> "Rich Gauszka"  wrote in message
> news:436acb0d{at}w3.nls.net...
>> Ah - the neocon re-education camps?  Where the key concepts of neocon
>> life are taught
>>
>> *Science is a evil
>> *Nonconformity is evil
>> *Torture is good for the soul
>> *God loves us all( except for unbelievers who are evil )
>> *Evil should be exterminated
>> *Exterminate Exterminate Exterminate
>>
>> Or is that the DALEK re-education camp? The two are so similar I
>> sometimes get them confused
>>
>>
>> "Gary Britt"  wrote in message
>> news:436ab9d9{at}w3.nls.net...
>>>I forgot to add that after Wilson and his bitch wife are imprisoned that
>>> their kids should be taken by the state and placed in foster care for
>>> re-education.
>>>
>>> Gary
>>>
>>> "Gary Britt"  wrote in message
>>> news:436ab87d$1{at}w3.nls.net...
>>>> So Joe Wilson lying about his mission, who sent him, what
he found out,
>>> all
>>>> for 15 minutes of infamy isn't media manipulation, but attempting to
>>>> get
>>> the
>>>> truth out that's manipulation to you.   Riiigggghhhhttttt.
>>>>
>>>> Joe Wilson is a liar and self aggrandizing idiot who was part of a
>>>> rogue
>>> CIA
>>>> plot to perpetrate a bloodless coup, he should be
imprisoned along with
>>> his
>>>> traitorous wife and a few of her superiors.
>>>>
>>>> Millions of people are writing their senators demanding a
>>>> senatorial/criminal investigation into Wilson, Plame, and
parts of the
>>> CIA.
>>>> They need to be hauled in, put under oath, and scrutinized against
>>>> every
>>>> statement they have ever made in and outside of the CIA, under oath
>>>> statements of all they claimed to speak to for the past 2
years related
>>>> to
>>>> their possible crimes.  I just hope their memories are perfect, and
>>>> they
>>>> don't forget something and get indicted.
>>>>
>>>> Gary
>>>>
>>>> "John Cuccia"  wrote in message
>>>> news:1bblm19necc3egimr5smkag2jokakbj0e4{at}4ax.com...
>>>> > It isn't irony, it is a concerted effort on the part
of the Bush
>>>> > administration to manipulate and use the same media
the excoriate as
>>>> > "liberal" on a daily basis.
>>>> >
>>>> > Some time back there was a discussion in which I
claimed (and still
>>>> > do) that today's Republican Party controlled the
political debate in
>>>> > this country.  This type of media manipulation is
exactly what I
>>>> > meant.   In this case the Bush Administration used
the media (in
>>>> > concert with perjury and obstruction of justice) to
maintain their
>>>> > electoral popularity until after the Boy Wonder was re-elected.
>>>> >
>>>> > Since then the veil has been lifted , which is why
Bush has lost the
>>>> > support of moderates, independents,and crossover
Democrats, and is
>>>> > left with the 30-something percent of the population that are
>>>> > yellow-dog-type Republicans.
>>>> >
>>>> > Bush's re-election was the direct result of criminal actions
>>>> > perpetrated by his lieutenants.
>>>> >
>>>> > On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 15:19:56 -0500, Robert Comer
>>>> >  wrote:
>>>> >
>>>> > >The irony is deafening. 
>>>> > >
>>>> > >- Bob Comer
>>>> > >
>>>> > >
>>>> > >Rich Gauszka wrote:
>>>> > >> So the MSM did rig the elction?
>>>> > >>
>>>> > >>
>>>>
>>>
http://www.latimes.com/news/columnists/la-oe-scheer1nov01,1,3380519.column?
ctrack=1&cset=true
>>>> > >> What Judy forgot: Your right to know
>>>> > >> THE MOST intriguing revelation of Special
Prosecutor Patrick J.
>>>> Fitzgerald's
>>>> > >> news conference last week was his assertion
that he would have
>>>> presented his
>>>> > >> indictment of I. Lewis "Scooter"
Libby a year ago if not for the
>>>> > >> intransigence of reporters who refused to
testify before the grand
>>>> jury. He
>>>> > >> said that without that delay, "we would
have been here in October
>>> 2004
>>>> > >> instead of October 2005."
>>>> > >>
>>>> > >> Had that been the case, John Kerry probably
would be president of
>>>> > >> the
>>>> United
>>>> > >> States today.
>>>> > >>
>>>> > >> .....
>>>> > >>
>>>> > >> INSTEAD OF confronting Libby for trying to
mislead reporters,
>>>> > >> Miller
>>>> did
>>>> > >> nothing to expose his efforts to smear a
former ambassador for
>>> raising
>>>> such
>>>> > >> questions. At the very least, she should
have written a story
>>>> > >> stating
>>>> that a
>>>> > >> White House official was planting
information to disparage a
>>>> > >> critic
>>> of
>>>> its
>>>> > >> war policy. Miller couldn't do that because
she had acceded to
>>> Libby's
>>>> > >> demand that his White House connection be
concealed in any
>>>> > >> articles
>>> she
>>>> > >> wrote, by identifying him as a "former
[Capitol] Hill staffer."
>>>> > >>
>>>> > >> This case was never about protecting
government sources who risk
>>> their
>>>> > >> careers by telling the truth, but rather
about punishing those
>>>> > >> like
>>>> Wilson
>>>> > >> who do. That Miller cared far more about
protecting someone who
>>> abused
>>>> his
>>>> > >> power as the vice president's chief of staff
than about protecting
>>> the
>>>> right
>>>> > >> of Wilson to speak truth to power says
volumes about her
>>>> > >> priorities.
>>>> > >>
>>>> > >> That the New York Times again editorialized
last week in defense
>>>> > >> of
>>> its
>>>> > >> knee-jerk support of Miller, even after
knowing she deceived her
>>>> editors, is
>>>> > >> a startling indication that even some of our
most respected media
>>> leade
>>>> rs
>>>> > >> still are missing the point.
>>>> > >>
>>>> > >> The 1st Amendment protection is not a
license for mischief on the
>>> part
>>>> of
>>>> > >> journalists eager to do the government's
bidding. To the contrary,
>>>> > >> it
>>>> was
>>>> > >> conceived by the founders to prevent
government from subverting
>>>> > >> the
>>>> free
>>>> > >> press in an effort to misinform the public.
Unfortunately, that is
>>>> precisely
>>>> > >> what occurred here.
>>>> > >>
>>>> > >>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
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