On 05/02/2010 09:29 PM, Ross Sauer -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 RS> "Ed Hulett -> Ross Sauer"  wrote in
news:30241
 RS> $POL_INC{at}JamNNTPd:

 RS>>> Cops are looking for a middle aged white male.

 EH>> So?

 RS>>> He made a fertilizer bomb, but used a non-explosive fertilizer.

 EH>> A real genius.

 RS>>> He left the valves shut on the propane tanks.

 RS>>> He had firecrackers set to timers, a couple went off.

 RS>>> All this, shows the wannabe bomber to be a flippin' ditwit.

 RS>>> So we can now take out the teenage kids from the list.

 EH>> And you can forget that it might have been a tea partier since they
 EH>> don't do that sort of thing. They are not anti-government and would
 EH>> hardly try anything that stupid.

 RS> None of us knows that for sure. Yet.

You can be sure someone on the left will insist the perp is somehow
connected to the tea party, but in reality that is virtually impossible.

As I stated, the tea party is not anti-government, nor are they violent.

 EH>> So, you have some middle-aged idiot who has no idea how to make a
 EH>> working bomb and is a wannabe terrorist.

 RS> Yes.

That leaves out the tea party.

 EH>> Let's see, the suicide pilot in Texas was a Marxist ranting about the

 RS> He was as much a "Marxist" as you are.

Did you read his rambling manifesto? He was anti-capitalist. He quoted Karl
Marx "From each according to their ability, to each according to
theior need." He then paraphrased it with what he thought capitalists'
believe with "From each according to their gullibility, to each
according to their greed."

Believe me, he was a Marxist.

 RS> The Texas suicide pilot borrowed from just about everyone in his
 RS> demented screed.

Hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!

It was an anti-capitalist, anti-Bush screed.

 RS> What is clear about him is, he had joined up with these 1980's tax
 RS> protest gurus, most of whom ended up going to jail for tax evasion among
 RS> other crimes.

Where on earth did you get that nonsense?

 RS> The ironic part is, the guy in Texas dind't owe that much, and could
 RS> have paid it off simply by selling his airplane.

Is that so? Where did you get that?

 RS> He descended though into insanity, his wife was terrified of him.

And most of his anger was toward the Bush administration. Ironically.

 EH>> Bush administration and against capitalism in his manifesto. The left
 EH>> tried to paint him as a tea party type. Then there's the huteree (?)
 EH>> bunch where the one member who was registered to vote was a registered
 EH>> Democrat. All the left tried to claim they were part of the tea party.
 EH>> Now, you try to claim some moron in New York is a
"teabagger" because
 EH>> you read it on one of your stupid left-wing blogs.

 RS> Hmmm...one of the Hutaree was a registered democrat.
 RS> However...how long had it been since he actually VOTED?

Apparently he had voted as recent as 2008.

 RS> And the Hutaree are followers of the far-right "Endtimes"
mythology.
 RS> "Jesus is coming soon and everything will be all
hunky-dory!" :eyeroll:

There is nothing "far-right" about believers in the endtimes.
Believers are on all political sides.

BTW, politics isn't just right and left and religion has no politics.

The hutaree bunch were wanting to usher in the anti-Christ. Hardly
followers of Christ.

Ed

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