"Ed Hulett -> Ross Sauer"  wrote in
news:14054$POL_DISORDER{at}JamNNTPd:

 EH>>> It was arranged by the WH. Don't try to tell us that Obama knew
 EH>>> nothing about it.

 RS>> How do you know? Fox "news" tell you?

 EH> I don't watch Fox news. I haven't watched for a long time now.

Yeah right.

 RS>> Rush Limbaugh sent out a talking point?

 EH> I don't listen to Limbaugh. Besides him being a windbag, he's on a
 EH> radio station that I can only get if I tune it in on one of my HF rigs
 EH> or general coverage receivers.

Yeah right.

 RS>>>> Many signals got crossed, including at the FAA. Which BTW, is
 EH>>>   still RS> staffed by Bush appointees.

 EH>>> Hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!! That's it, blame it all on Bush.

 RS>> Staffers there who were put there BY BUSH.

 EH> Are you sure? They could still be holdovers from Clinton of Bush the
 EH> Elder.

Possible also.

 SH>>>>> 2.  Michelle Obama goes to work at a food bank wearing $550
 EH>>>   sneakers. SH>> $550. If you saw the picture of them over the
 EH>   weekend EH>>   you think 1) she SH>> paid that much
money for THOSE
 EH>   ugly ass EH>>   things? and 2) what sort of SH>>
mindless half wit
 EH>   wears shoes that EH>>   expensive to work at a goddam food SH>>
 EH>   bank?

 RS>>>> *SHE* likes the shoes *SHE* paid for, twit.

 EH>>> Wearing them to a food bank? She's a fashion horse.

 RS>> So? Is that worse than wearing a multi hundred-thousand $$$
 EH>   outfit to RS> the GOP convention, where they bragged about being
 EH>   "one of us?"

 EH> Huh? Michelle didn't wear her designer clothes to any GOP function. If
 EH> you are referring to Sarah Palin, her entire wardrobe only cost $150k.

Not Palin and her GOP-paid for wardrobe.

John McCain's wife.
Between the designer dress, shoes and jewelry, the best estimate is she
was wearing $150,000 to $300,000 at the GOP convention.

 EH> At a convention it is expected that the candidates and other speakers
 EH> are well dressed. Working at a food bank is not a venue for showing
 EH> off expensive attire.

According to who?

 RS>>>> Ever figure that Michelle Obama likes having on comfortable
 EH>>>   shoes?

 EH>>> I have comfortable shoes and they only cost me $45 on sale.
 EH>   There is EH>> no need to pay $550 for a pair of ugly sneakers.

 RS>> So you get to dictate what she wears?

 EH> No, but I do get to comment on it.

No matter how much you and Stan end up sounding like a pair of the
"Desperate Housewives" or some other soap opera women.

 SH>>>>> 4.  Janet Napalitono declares that veterans may pose a terror
 EH>>>   risk. SH>> There is nothing I can add to that except to ask,
 EH>   "How EH>>   did this brain SH>> free-douche
nozzle get her job?"

 RS>>>> Once again you leave out the pertinent facts.

 EH>>> There are no pertinent facts to support such a bizarre claim.

 RS>>>> Veterans RECRUITED BY far-right extremist groups may pose a
 EH>>>   terror risk. RS> Remember Tim McVeigh? Gulf War veteran,
 EH>   recruited EH>>   by far-right militia RS> group, goes
off on his own
 EH>   and with help EH>>   from a buddy makes the Oklahoma RS>
City truck
 EH>   bomb.

 EH>>> No, McVeigh was NOT "far-right," he was anti-government.

 RS>> He was far-right. Anti-Semitic, anti-black, anti-government.
 RS>> This is even to the right of the John Birch Society.

 EH> You parrot the left-wing talking points well. There was nothing
 EH> right-wing about McVeigh.

Part of the key beliefs of these 1990's militias was a belief in "ZOG."
Stood for "Zionist Occupational Government."
That is, "the Jews control everything."
You and I know it's a full load of absolute horse manure. At best.
But these groups are totally convinced of it.
Their "Bible," so to speak, is the book "The Turner Diaries."
In this book, a group of white "Aryan heroes" lead a rebellion against
the Jew-dominated US government, and they hang Jews and blacks from
lampposts.

At the Southern Poverty Law Center, is far more information.

These are (look carefully here, dummy,) *FAR* -right, as in neo-Nazi
types.

You *DO* know the differnce between right-wing, and far-right groups,
right?

Most of these groups are harmless. Armchair "true patriots" who only
have real skills in shooting off their mouths to each other.

But a few, actually become dangerous, in Texas 3 neo-Nazis had
stockpiled hundreds of pounds of C-4 and cyanide.
They had a "plan" to build a huge poison bomb and blow it up at a sports
arena.
Fortunately one of their number had a big mouth.

It's ex-military recruited by these far-right groups that could be the
most dangerous. Obviously.

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