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"Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced" |
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08 Oct 2003 11:26:54 PM |
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Terry Gross makes Bill O'Reilly Cry |
O'Reilly stormed out of a Fresh Air interview aired tonight. It was
precious. Apparently, it was recorded yesterday, so O'Reilly made NPR
and Fresh Air his "Ridiculous Item of the Day" on the his TV show
last night or earlier today. Terry Gross played a clip of it at the
beginning of the show. After Bill stomped out, she read a "pan" from
People Magazine . The author noted that he had been made O'Reilly's
"Ridiculous Item of the Day" after he had wrote a bad review of
Bill's book. It was a perfect set of bookends.
Ar one point, Bill was complaining that a reviewer had panned his
book, but had given Michael Moore's a favorable review. Terry
disagreed and Bill said, read the last paragraph, the author liked
Moore's book. Luckily, Terry had the review in front of her. Here's
what the last paragraph said:
"Mr. Moore has marshalled all of his impassioned, populist bluster to
effecting that change. That makes 'Dude, Where's my Country?' a
bumpersticker that doubles as a book."
To which O'Reilly replied, "You don't think that review is favorable
to that book?"
Listen to the show: http://tinyurl.com/q9rv
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"George W. Bush lives at the intersection of faith
and inexperience. This is not a reassuring address,
especially in a time of trouble."
--Joe Klein
Tim
"Fair and Balanced"
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08 Oct 2003 11:29:49 PM |
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"Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced" <tim@somecallme.net> wrote in message
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O'Reilly stormed out of a Fresh Air interview aired tonight. It was
precious. Apparently, it was recorded yesterday, so O'Reilly made NPR
and Fresh Air his "Ridiculous Item of the Day" on the his TV show
last night or earlier today. Terry Gross played a clip of it at the
beginning of the show. After Bill stomped out, she read a "pan" from
People Magazine . The author noted that he had been made O'Reilly's
"Ridiculous Item of the Day" after he had wrote a bad review of
Bill's book. It was a perfect set of bookends.
Ar one point, Bill was complaining that a reviewer had panned his
book, but had given Michael Moore's a favorable review. Terry
disagreed and Bill said, read the last paragraph, the author liked
Moore's book. Luckily, Terry had the review in front of her. Here's
what the last paragraph said:
"Mr. Moore has marshalled all of his impassioned, populist bluster to
effecting that change. That makes 'Dude, Where's my Country?' a
bumpersticker that doubles as a book."
To which O'Reilly replied, "You don't think that review is favorable
to that book?"
Listen to the show: http://tinyurl.com/q9rv
Meltdown begins at about the 34 minute mark.
Jim
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09 Oct 2003 07:04:51 AM |
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"Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced" <tim@somecallme.net> wrote in message
news:Xns940EDAA02BC2Ftimsomecallme@216.168.3.44...
O'Reilly stormed out of a Fresh Air interview aired tonight. It was
precious. Apparently, it was recorded yesterday, so O'Reilly made NPR
and Fresh Air his "Ridiculous Item of the Day" on the his TV show
last night or earlier today. Terry Gross played a clip of it at the
beginning of the show. After Bill stomped out, she read a "pan" from
People Magazine . The author noted that he had been made O'Reilly's
"Ridiculous Item of the Day" after he had wrote a bad review of
Bill's book. It was a perfect set of bookends.
Ar one point, Bill was complaining that a reviewer had panned his
book, but had given Michael Moore's a favorable review. Terry
disagreed and Bill said, read the last paragraph, the author liked
Moore's book. Luckily, Terry had the review in front of her. Here's
what the last paragraph said:
"Mr. Moore has marshalled all of his impassioned, populist bluster to
effecting that change. That makes 'Dude, Where's my Country?' a
bumpersticker that doubles as a book."
To which O'Reilly replied, "You don't think that review is favorable
to that book?"
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of government
funding. Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program. His show is
top-rated because people *want* to hear what he has to say.
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| User: "Roger" |
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09 Oct 2003 07:10:29 AM |
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"Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced" <tim@somecallme.net> wrote in message
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O'Reilly stormed out of a Fresh Air interview aired tonight. It was
precious. Apparently, it was recorded yesterday, so O'Reilly made NPR
and Fresh Air his "Ridiculous Item of the Day" on the his TV show
last night or earlier today. Terry Gross played a clip of it at the
beginning of the show. After Bill stomped out, she read a "pan" from
People Magazine . The author noted that he had been made O'Reilly's
"Ridiculous Item of the Day" after he had wrote a bad review of
Bill's book. It was a perfect set of bookends.
Ar one point, Bill was complaining that a reviewer had panned his
book, but had given Michael Moore's a favorable review. Terry
disagreed and Bill said, read the last paragraph, the author liked
Moore's book. Luckily, Terry had the review in front of her. Here's
what the last paragraph said:
"Mr. Moore has marshalled all of his impassioned, populist bluster to
effecting that change. That makes 'Dude, Where's my Country?' a
bumpersticker that doubles as a book."
To which O'Reilly replied, "You don't think that review is favorable
to that book?"
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding. Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program. His show is
top-rated because people *want* to hear what he has to say.
Wrong. NPR is also on the air because people send them money with nothing in
return but great programming and some cheap crap.
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| User: "hank" |
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11 Oct 2003 05:55:47 PM |
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"Roger" <rogerfx@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<Vechb.8999$lP3.401@newssvr29.news.prodigy.com>...
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"Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced" <tim@somecallme.net> wrote in message
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O'Reilly stormed out of a Fresh Air interview aired tonight. It was
precious. Apparently, it was recorded yesterday, so O'Reilly made NPR
and Fresh Air his "Ridiculous Item of the Day" on the his TV show
last night or earlier today. Terry Gross played a clip of it at the
beginning of the show. After Bill stomped out, she read a "pan" from
People Magazine . The author noted that he had been made O'Reilly's
"Ridiculous Item of the Day" after he had wrote a bad review of
Bill's book. It was a perfect set of bookends.
Ar one point, Bill was complaining that a reviewer had panned his
book, but had given Michael Moore's a favorable review. Terry
disagreed and Bill said, read the last paragraph, the author liked
Moore's book. Luckily, Terry had the review in front of her. Here's
what the last paragraph said:
"Mr. Moore has marshalled all of his impassioned, populist bluster to
effecting that change. That makes 'Dude, Where's my Country?' a
bumpersticker that doubles as a book."
To which O'Reilly replied, "You don't think that review is favorable
to that book?"
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding. Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program. His show is
top-rated because people *want* to hear what he has to say.
Wrong. NPR is also on the air because people send them money with nothing in
return but great programming and some cheap crap.
..........................
Half of the money comes from taxes....half donations from
dummies.
NPR is a very liberal/gay news radio station.....
If you want to hear about Gays every hour or
the democratic/libeal viewpoint...without balance...
this is your staton...a load of commie brainwashing.
peace
love
hank
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| User: "Roger" |
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12 Oct 2003 12:11:00 AM |
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O'Reilly stormed out of a Fresh Air interview aired tonight. It was
precious. Apparently, it was recorded yesterday, so O'Reilly made
NPR
and Fresh Air his "Ridiculous Item of the Day" on the his TV show
last night or earlier today. Terry Gross played a clip of it at the
beginning of the show. After Bill stomped out, she read a "pan" from
People Magazine . The author noted that he had been made O'Reilly's
"Ridiculous Item of the Day" after he had wrote a bad review of
Bill's book. It was a perfect set of bookends.
Ar one point, Bill was complaining that a reviewer had panned his
book, but had given Michael Moore's a favorable review. Terry
disagreed and Bill said, read the last paragraph, the author liked
Moore's book. Luckily, Terry had the review in front of her. Here's
what the last paragraph said:
"Mr. Moore has marshalled all of his impassioned, populist bluster
to
effecting that change. That makes 'Dude, Where's my Country?' a
bumpersticker that doubles as a book."
To which O'Reilly replied, "You don't think that review is favorable
to that book?"
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding. Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program. His show is
top-rated because people *want* to hear what he has to say.
Wrong. NPR is also on the air because people send them money with
nothing in
return but great programming and some cheap crap.
.........................
Half of the money comes from taxes....half donations from
dummies.
NPR is a very liberal/gay news radio station.....
If you want to hear about Gays every hour or
the democratic/libeal viewpoint...without balance...
Your ignorance is showing. You obviously don't listen to it.
this is your staton...a load of commie brainwashing.
peace
love
hank
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| User: "Clave" |
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11 Oct 2003 06:07:08 PM |
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"hank" <rightwinghank@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced" <tim@somecallme.net> wrote in message
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O'Reilly stormed out of a Fresh Air interview aired tonight. It was
precious. Apparently, it was recorded yesterday, so O'Reilly made NPR
and Fresh Air his "Ridiculous Item of the Day" on the his TV show
last night or earlier today. Terry Gross played a clip of it at the
beginning of the show. After Bill stomped out, she read a "pan" from
People Magazine . The author noted that he had been made O'Reilly's
"Ridiculous Item of the Day" after he had wrote a bad review of
Bill's book. It was a perfect set of bookends.
Ar one point, Bill was complaining that a reviewer had panned his
book, but had given Michael Moore's a favorable review. Terry
disagreed and Bill said, read the last paragraph, the author liked
Moore's book. Luckily, Terry had the review in front of her. Here's
what the last paragraph said:
"Mr. Moore has marshalled all of his impassioned, populist bluster to
effecting that change. That makes 'Dude, Where's my Country?' a
bumpersticker that doubles as a book."
To which O'Reilly replied, "You don't think that review is favorable
to that book?"
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding. Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program. His show is
top-rated because people *want* to hear what he has to say.
Wrong. NPR is also on the air because people send them money with nothing in
return but great programming and some cheap crap.
.........................
Half of the money comes from taxes...
*****.
The only direct government funding NPR receives is through competitive grants
from government agencies for specific projects. Such grants are awarded by the
Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the National Science Foundation, and the
National Endowments for the Arts and the Humanities, and typically represent
only 2% of total revenues.
Jim
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| User: "warren stupidity" |
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11 Oct 2003 07:15:30 PM |
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On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 16:07:08 -0700, "Clave"
<ClaviusFairAndBalanced@cablespeed.com> wrote:
"hank" <rightwinghank@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"Roger" <rogerfx@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced" <tim@somecallme.net> wrote in message
news:Xns940EDAA02BC2Ftimsomecallme@216.168.3.44...
O'Reilly stormed out of a Fresh Air interview aired tonight. It was
precious. Apparently, it was recorded yesterday, so O'Reilly made NPR
and Fresh Air his "Ridiculous Item of the Day" on the his TV show
last night or earlier today. Terry Gross played a clip of it at the
beginning of the show. After Bill stomped out, she read a "pan" from
People Magazine . The author noted that he had been made O'Reilly's
"Ridiculous Item of the Day" after he had wrote a bad review of
Bill's book. It was a perfect set of bookends.
Ar one point, Bill was complaining that a reviewer had panned his
book, but had given Michael Moore's a favorable review. Terry
disagreed and Bill said, read the last paragraph, the author liked
Moore's book. Luckily, Terry had the review in front of her. Here's
what the last paragraph said:
"Mr. Moore has marshalled all of his impassioned, populist bluster to
effecting that change. That makes 'Dude, Where's my Country?' a
bumpersticker that doubles as a book."
To which O'Reilly replied, "You don't think that review is favorable
to that book?"
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding. Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program. His show is
top-rated because people *want* to hear what he has to say.
Wrong. NPR is also on the air because people send them money with nothing in
return but great programming and some cheap crap.
.........................
Half of the money comes from taxes...
*****.
The only direct government funding NPR receives is through competitive grants
from government agencies for specific projects. Such grants are awarded by the
Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the National Science Foundation, and the
National Endowments for the Arts and the Humanities, and typically represent
only 2% of total revenues.
Jim
Indeed five minutes research pulls in their annual report:
http://www.npr.org/about/annualreports/npr2001.pdf
In addition to the 2% from direct grants, 46% of NPR's funding comes
from member station fees, and in turn 13% of those member station
revenues comes from CPB, which in turn gets a massive 12% of its
revenue from the dreaded government.
So that's 0.46 * 0.13 * 0.12 for an additional indirect GUMMINT
subsidy that represents a massive 0.007% of NPR's funding.
Oh, and in general the arbitron ratings for NPR radio shows are pretty
good, they are just ignored when figuring how commercial stations are
doing. So the next time some morning or afternoon rightwing jackass
claims he/she/it is #1, that would be #1 only if you ignore
intelligent radio for thinking people.
However one would think that if NPR was in fact so beholden to GUMMINT
funding, it would be rightwing rather than left, yes?
==
Mark Roddy
"Further, the process of transformation,
even if it brings revolutionary change, is
likely to be a long one, absent some
catastrophic and catalyzing event like a
new Pearl Harbor."
-- Project for a New American Century,
-- the neocon cabal's blueprint for world empire.
http://www.newamericancentury.org
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| User: "George Grapman" |
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11 Oct 2003 07:24:47 PM |
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Right. The NPR funding should be used to build more ball parks for
Republican investors like Bush.
--
To reply via e-mail please delete "NOSPAM" from address.
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| User: "Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced" |
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13 Oct 2003 02:18:28 AM |
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On 11 Oct 2003, (hank) posted this:
Half of the money comes from taxes
Less than 2%
http://www.npr.org/about/place/corpsupport/financials.html
....half donations from
dummies.
Actually, according to a recent study, NPR listeners are better
informed than most people. The same study found that Fox News viewers
were the most uninformed. http://tinyurl.com/plej
NPR is a very liberal/gay news radio station.....
Actually, it's a network and if you think it's liberal, you haven't
heard "Talk of the Nation," or the comentary by Amnity Shayes, Cokie
Roberts, or the parade of Heritage Foundations assholes they trot out
daily.
My guess is that they use big words you don't understand so you
assume they are smart and therefor liberal.
I won't even address your fear of homosexuality.
If you want to hear about Gays every hour or
It sounds like you think about whether people are gay or not quite a
bit. Why?
the democratic/libeal viewpoint...without balance...
Your right. There is absolutely no balance. All their guests are
capitalists.
this is your staton...a load of commie brainwashing.
Is it 1959?
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"The highest patriotism is not a blind acceptance
of official policy, but a love of one's country
deep enough to call her to a higher standard."
--George McGovern
Tim
"Fair and Balanced"
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| User: "John Starrett" |
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12 Oct 2003 11:24:04 AM |
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hank wrote:
<snip>
Half of the money comes from taxes....half donations from
dummies.
<snip>
No, 10% is government funded and 90% is from listeners. NPR could
survive without government support.
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John Starrett
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| User: "Harry" |
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14 Oct 2003 06:05:46 PM |
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"Fester" <not@home.com> wrote in message news:<D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>...
"Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced" <tim@somecallme.net> wrote in message
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O'Reilly stormed out of a Fresh Air interview aired tonight. It was
precious. Apparently, it was recorded yesterday, so O'Reilly made NPR
and Fresh Air his "Ridiculous Item of the Day" on the his TV show
last night or earlier today. Terry Gross played a clip of it at the
beginning of the show. After Bill stomped out, she read a "pan" from
People Magazine . The author noted that he had been made O'Reilly's
"Ridiculous Item of the Day" after he had wrote a bad review of
Bill's book. It was a perfect set of bookends.
Ar one point, Bill was complaining that a reviewer had panned his
book, but had given Michael Moore's a favorable review. Terry
disagreed and Bill said, read the last paragraph, the author liked
Moore's book. Luckily, Terry had the review in front of her. Here's
what the last paragraph said:
"Mr. Moore has marshalled all of his impassioned, populist bluster to
effecting that change. That makes 'Dude, Where's my Country?' a
bumpersticker that doubles as a book."
To which O'Reilly replied, "You don't think that review is favorable
to that book?"
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of government
funding. Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program. His show is
top-rated because people *want* to hear what he has to say.
You're just ticked off because a recent survey revealed that NPR
listeners had the lowest rate of believing the lies and propaganda of
the Cheney-Lay administration, including:
1. The Hussein regime had nuclear weapons.
2. The Hussein regime had biological weapons.
3. The Hussein regime had chemical weapons.
4. The Hussein regime had a nuclear weapons program.
5. The Hussein regime had a biological weapons program.
6. The Hussein regime had a chemical weapons program.
7. The Hussein regime had a relationship with Al Qaida.
8. The Hussein regime had a role in the events of 9/11.
9. The Hussein regime posed a threat to its neighbors.
10. The Hussein regime posed a threat to the US.
11. The war would be short and bloodless.
12. They'd welcome us as liberators.
13. We'd pay for it with their oil and they'd love us.
All these are lies and untrue of course. Oh! I forgot! The folks
who identified themselves as listeners to Faux News scored HIGHEST in
terms of believing these lies.
But we don't expect you to listen to NPR. I doubt much you have the
vocabulary or experience to follow.
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| User: "Jeffrey Scott Linder" |
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15 Oct 2003 06:43:54 AM |
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(Harry) wrote:
"Fester" <not@home.com> wrote in message news:<D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>...
"Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced" <tim@somecallme.net> wrote in message
news:Xns940EDAA02BC2Ftimsomecallme@216.168.3.44...
O'Reilly stormed out of a Fresh Air interview aired tonight. It was
precious. Apparently, it was recorded yesterday, so O'Reilly made NPR
and Fresh Air his "Ridiculous Item of the Day" on the his TV show
last night or earlier today. Terry Gross played a clip of it at the
beginning of the show. After Bill stomped out, she read a "pan" from
People Magazine . The author noted that he had been made O'Reilly's
"Ridiculous Item of the Day" after he had wrote a bad review of
Bill's book. It was a perfect set of bookends.
Ar one point, Bill was complaining that a reviewer had panned his
book, but had given Michael Moore's a favorable review. Terry
disagreed and Bill said, read the last paragraph, the author liked
Moore's book. Luckily, Terry had the review in front of her. Here's
what the last paragraph said:
"Mr. Moore has marshalled all of his impassioned, populist bluster to
effecting that change. That makes 'Dude, Where's my Country?' a
bumpersticker that doubles as a book."
To which O'Reilly replied, "You don't think that review is favorable
to that book?"
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of government
funding. Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program. His show is
top-rated because people *want* to hear what he has to say.
You're just ticked off because a recent survey revealed that NPR
listeners had the lowest rate of believing the lies and propaganda of
the Cheney-Lay administration, including:
1. The Hussein regime had nuclear weapons.
2. The Hussein regime had biological weapons.
3. The Hussein regime had chemical weapons.
4. The Hussein regime had a nuclear weapons program.
5. The Hussein regime had a biological weapons program.
6. The Hussein regime had a chemical weapons program.
7. The Hussein regime had a relationship with Al Qaida.
8. The Hussein regime had a role in the events of 9/11.
9. The Hussein regime posed a threat to its neighbors.
10. The Hussein regime posed a threat to the US.
11. The war would be short and bloodless.
12. They'd welcome us as liberators.
13. We'd pay for it with their oil and they'd love us.
All these are lies and untrue of course.
All of those are lies? What did Saddaam use on the Kurds again?
JSL
Oh! I forgot! The folks
who identified themselves as listeners to Faux News scored HIGHEST in
terms of believing these lies.
But we don't expect you to listen to NPR. I doubt much you have the
vocabulary or experience to follow.
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| User: "Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced" |
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15 Oct 2003 10:55:29 PM |
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On 15 Oct 2003, (Jeffrey Scott Linder) posted
this:
All of those are lies? What did Saddaam use on the Kurds again?
Are you saying that we attacked them because they had gas 15 years
ago?
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"[Saddam] has not developed any significant capability with respect
to weapons of mass destruction. He is unable to project conventional
power against his neighbors."
--Colin Powell, February 24, 2001
http://www.state.gov/secretary/rm/2001/933.htm
Tim
"Fair and Balanced"
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| User: "Jeffrey Scott Linder" |
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16 Oct 2003 06:55:50 AM |
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Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced <tim@somecallme.net> wrote:
On 15 Oct 2003, (Jeffrey Scott Linder) posted
this:
All of those are lies? What did Saddaam use on the Kurds again?
Are you saying that we attacked them because they had gas 15 years
ago?
Not even close. Try reading the words that were written...not what
you would like to see written.
JSL
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| User: "Mr. Video" |
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20 Oct 2003 01:07:08 AM |
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(Jeffrey Scott Linder) wrote in message news:<3f8e8712.168585713@nntp.service.ohio-state.edu>...
Patriotboy is Fair and Balanced <tim@somecallme.net> wrote:
On 15 Oct 2003, (Jeffrey Scott Linder) posted
this:
All of those are lies? What did Saddaam use on the Kurds again?
Are you saying that we attacked them because they had gas 15 years
ago?
Not even close. Try reading the words that were written...not what
you would like to see written.
Hahahah! And yet you did the same thing by bringing up the Kurds.
Yet ANOTHER coward conservative brain cripple.
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09 Oct 2003 11:08:33 AM |
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In article <D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
Fester <not@home.com> wrote:
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of government
funding.
How much of NPR's funding in general, and Terry Gross' program in
particular, comes from a government?
Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program.
If you don't count the strong-arm tactics the News Corporation used
to get cable companies to carry FoxNews.
--
ShrubQuote Of The Week: "Security is the essential roadblock to achieving
the road map to peace."
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| User: "Fester" |
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09 Oct 2003 05:22:53 PM |
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"Eric da Red" <bergamot@drizzle.com> wrote in message
news:bm4161$re7$1@drizzle.com...
In article <D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
Fester <not@home.com> wrote:
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding.
How much of NPR's funding in general, and Terry Gross' program in
particular, comes from a government?
Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program.
If you don't count the strong-arm tactics the News Corporation used
to get cable companies to carry FoxNews.
So because it's carried people are forced to watch it? Tell that to Phil
Donahue. Or tell it to CNN for that matter.
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| User: "Hawkster" |
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09 Oct 2003 08:01:19 PM |
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"Fester" <not@home.com> wrote in news:1dlhb.43246$5r1.35943
@twister.southeast.rr.com:
"Eric da Red" <bergamot@drizzle.com> wrote in message
news:bm4161$re7$1@drizzle.com...
In article <D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
Fester <not@home.com> wrote:
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding.
How much of NPR's funding in general, and Terry Gross' program in
particular, comes from a government?
Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program.
If you don't count the strong-arm tactics the News Corporation used
to get cable companies to carry FoxNews.
So because it's carried people are forced to watch it? Tell that to Phil
Donahue. Or tell it to CNN for that matter.
Exactly how & why are you compelled to listen to NPR programming, Fester?
And you wanna complain about government funding? Waaa, waaa, waaah -- get
over it.
If we abolished every aspect of American life that receives some form of
government assistance things would be barren indeed. But maybe you're
determined to root out waste.
So let's get into the big leagues conerning government largess. Do the
terms "oil depletion allowance" and "agricultural product price supports"
mean anything to you? They certainly do to your President and his friends.
And just who do you think stands to benefit from Bush's "Energy Program"?
You -- or private energy companies?
Did you know that Bush's 2000 campaign manager is setting up a firm to
advise companies on how to win government contracts to "re-build" Iraq?
Gee, I wonder how that's gonna work? Kinda nice to know that there's an
"economic stimulus" to come outta our invasion, huh?
Hawkster
But let's rescue America from the evil clutches of NPR...
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| User: "jwk" |
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10 Oct 2003 07:21:56 AM |
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Hawkster <mr.hawk@NOSPAMuymail.com> wrote in message news:<Xns940FD5EE87F7Bsonoita1947@207.217.77.201>...
"Fester" <not@home.com> wrote in news:1dlhb.43246$5r1.35943
@twister.southeast.rr.com:
"Eric da Red" <bergamot@drizzle.com> wrote in message
news:bm4161$re7$1@drizzle.com...
In article <D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
Fester <not@home.com> wrote:
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding.
How much of NPR's funding in general, and Terry Gross' program in
particular, comes from a government?
Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program.
If you don't count the strong-arm tactics the News Corporation used
to get cable companies to carry FoxNews.
So because it's carried people are forced to watch it? Tell that to Phil
Donahue. Or tell it to CNN for that matter.
Exactly how & why are you compelled to listen to NPR programming, Fester?
And you wanna complain about government funding? Waaa, waaa, waaah -- get
over it.
If we abolished every aspect of American life that receives some form of
government assistance things would be barren indeed. But maybe you're
determined to root out waste.
So let's get into the big leagues conerning government largess. Do the
terms "oil depletion allowance" and "agricultural product price supports"
mean anything to you? They certainly do to your President and his friends.
And just who do you think stands to benefit from Bush's "Energy Program"?
You -- or private energy companies?
Did you know that Bush's 2000 campaign manager is setting up a firm to
advise companies on how to win government contracts to "re-build" Iraq?
Gee, I wonder how that's gonna work? Kinda nice to know that there's an
"economic stimulus" to come outta our invasion, huh?
He has the same old Republican disease of the brain: Any money given
to organizations or projects he disagrees with is a liberal plot. He
completely fails to notice wasteful funding going to subsidize the
rich because his furor told him it was for the best. They always
scream about government intrusion, until they want "faith based
initiative" funding of churches or something on their agenda. Then it
is spend, spend, spend.
jwk
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| User: "sunny" |
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10 Oct 2003 03:28:12 PM |
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(jwk) wrote in message news:<c6f5ba32.0310100421.1593f152@posting.google.com>...
Hawkster <mr.hawk@NOSPAMuymail.com> wrote in message news:<Xns940FD5EE87F7Bsonoita1947@207.217.77.201>...
"Fester" <not@home.com> wrote in news:1dlhb.43246$5r1.35943
@twister.southeast.rr.com:
"Eric da Red" <bergamot@drizzle.com> wrote in message
news:bm4161$re7$1@drizzle.com...
In article <D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
Fester <not@home.com> wrote:
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding.
How much of NPR's funding in general, and Terry Gross' program in
particular, comes from a government?
Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program.
If you don't count the strong-arm tactics the News Corporation used
to get cable companies to carry FoxNews.
So because it's carried people are forced to watch it? Tell that to Phil
Donahue. Or tell it to CNN for that matter.
Exactly how & why are you compelled to listen to NPR programming, Fester?
And you wanna complain about government funding? Waaa, waaa, waaah -- get
over it.
If we abolished every aspect of American life that receives some form of
government assistance things would be barren indeed. But maybe you're
determined to root out waste.
So let's get into the big leagues conerning government largess. Do the
terms "oil depletion allowance" and "agricultural product price supports"
mean anything to you? They certainly do to your President and his friends.
And just who do you think stands to benefit from Bush's "Energy Program"?
You -- or private energy companies?
Did you know that Bush's 2000 campaign manager is setting up a firm to
advise companies on how to win government contracts to "re-build" Iraq?
Gee, I wonder how that's gonna work? Kinda nice to know that there's an
"economic stimulus" to come outta our invasion, huh?
He has the same old Republican disease of the brain: Any money given
to organizations or projects he disagrees with is a liberal plot. He
completely fails to notice wasteful funding going to subsidize the
rich because his furor told him it was for the best. They always
scream about government intrusion, until they want "faith based
initiative" funding of churches or something on their agenda. Then it
is spend, spend, spend.
jwk
I agree with jwk, the Repubs are SO moral and perfect, until you find
out that Arnold was gropping women and calling it 'fun', and Rush,
altho he has called for all people using drugs to be shot, now admits
HE is addicted to drugs, and how many Repubs had to resign their
positions when trying to impeach Clinton because it was 'outed' that
they too were cheating on THEIR wives?????
And, Repubs claim they want to be out of people's lives, but, they
want to legislate what you can do in your bedrooms, and they want to
check your credit and everything else before you board a plane to fly
somewhere, and they want to be able now to sneak into your house and
'spy' on you without a court order just in case you are anti-Bush
apparently, gee, remember Nixon and his hate list? Just wait, with
the sleaze in the White House now, we have only scratched the surface
of hate lists, the very fact they are outing CIA agents to get even
with people who speak the truth shows you how low the Repubs will go,
and just watching that smirk on Bush's face when he was saying he
would get the person who leaked it, you KNOW he isn't even looking, he
already knows who did it, and I bet it was under his orders.
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| User: "Bill Bonde the oblique allusion in lieu of the frontal attack" |
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10 Oct 2003 09:51:52 PM |
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sunny wrote:
jwkinraleigh@yahoo.com (jwk) wrote in message news:<c6f5ba32.0310100421.1593f152@posting.google.com>...
Hawkster <mr.hawk@NOSPAMuymail.com> wrote in message news:<Xns940FD5EE87F7Bsonoita1947@207.217.77.201>...
"Fester" <not@home.com> wrote in news:1dlhb.43246$5r1.35943
@twister.southeast.rr.com:
"Eric da Red" <bergamot@drizzle.com> wrote in message
news:bm4161$re7$1@drizzle.com...
In article <D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
Fester <not@home.com> wrote:
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding.
How much of NPR's funding in general, and Terry Gross' program in
particular, comes from a government?
Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program.
If you don't count the strong-arm tactics the News Corporation used
to get cable companies to carry FoxNews.
So because it's carried people are forced to watch it? Tell that to Phil
Donahue. Or tell it to CNN for that matter.
Exactly how & why are you compelled to listen to NPR programming, Fester?
And you wanna complain about government funding? Waaa, waaa, waaah -- get
over it.
If we abolished every aspect of American life that receives some form of
government assistance things would be barren indeed. But maybe you're
determined to root out waste.
So let's get into the big leagues conerning government largess. Do the
terms "oil depletion allowance" and "agricultural product price supports"
mean anything to you? They certainly do to your President and his friends.
And just who do you think stands to benefit from Bush's "Energy Program"?
You -- or private energy companies?
Did you know that Bush's 2000 campaign manager is setting up a firm to
advise companies on how to win government contracts to "re-build" Iraq?
Gee, I wonder how that's gonna work? Kinda nice to know that there's an
"economic stimulus" to come outta our invasion, huh?
He has the same old Republican disease of the brain: Any money given
to organizations or projects he disagrees with is a liberal plot. He
completely fails to notice wasteful funding going to subsidize the
rich because his furor told him it was for the best. They always
scream about government intrusion, until they want "faith based
initiative" funding of churches or something on their agenda. Then it
is spend, spend, spend.
jwk
I agree with jwk, the Repubs are SO moral and perfect, until you find
out that Arnold was gropping women and calling it 'fun',
No one claimed that Republicans were perfect. If groping women wasn't
fun, why would anyone do it?
and Rush,
altho he has called for all people using drugs to be shot,
When did he call for that?
now admits
HE is addicted to drugs,
So you are saying that he should be shot?
and how many Repubs had to resign their
positions when trying to impeach Clinton because it was 'outed' that
they too were cheating on THEIR wives?????
Clinton wasn't impeached for cheating on his wife. The Republicans
resigned because there is a higher standard for them than for Clinton.
And, Repubs claim they want to be out of people's lives, but, they
want to legislate what you can do in your bedrooms,
What legislation are you talking about? How much time do you spend in
your bedroom compared to elsewhere? Aren't those other locations also
places that government should keep its hands out of?
and they want to
check your credit and everything else before you board a plane to fly
somewhere,
You mean they want to find out if you are a terrorist?
and they want to be able now to sneak into your house and
'spy' on you without a court order just in case you are anti-Bush
apparently, gee, remember Nixon and his hate list?
Huh?
Just wait, with
the sleaze in the White House now, we have only scratched the surface
of hate lists, the very fact they are outing CIA agents to get even
with people who speak the truth shows you how low the Repubs will go,
and just watching that smirk on Bush's face when he was saying he
would get the person who leaked it, you KNOW he isn't even looking, he
already knows who did it, and I bet it was under his orders.
Do you have any evidence for that claim?
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| User: "jwk" |
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11 Oct 2003 11:28:40 AM |
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"Bill Bonde ( the oblique allusion in lieu of the frontal attack )" <stderr2@backpacker.com> wrote in message news:<3F877048.ED578362@backpacker.com>...
sunny wrote:
jwkinraleigh@yahoo.com (jwk) wrote in message news:<c6f5ba32.0310100421.1593f152@posting.google.com>...
Hawkster <mr.hawk@NOSPAMuymail.com> wrote in message news:<Xns940FD5EE87F7Bsonoita1947@207.217.77.201>...
"Fester" <not@home.com> wrote in news:1dlhb.43246$5r1.35943
@twister.southeast.rr.com:
"Eric da Red" <bergamot@drizzle.com> wrote in message
news:bm4161$re7$1@drizzle.com...
In article <D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
Fester <not@home.com> wrote:
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding.
How much of NPR's funding in general, and Terry Gross' program in
particular, comes from a government?
Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program.
If you don't count the strong-arm tactics the News Corporation used
to get cable companies to carry FoxNews.
So because it's carried people are forced to watch it? Tell that to Phil
Donahue. Or tell it to CNN for that matter.
Exactly how & why are you compelled to listen to NPR programming, Fester?
And you wanna complain about government funding? Waaa, waaa, waaah -- get
over it.
If we abolished every aspect of American life that receives some form of
government assistance things would be barren indeed. But maybe you're
determined to root out waste.
So let's get into the big leagues conerning government largess. Do the
terms "oil depletion allowance" and "agricultural product price supports"
mean anything to you? They certainly do to your President and his friends.
And just who do you think stands to benefit from Bush's "Energy Program"?
You -- or private energy companies?
Did you know that Bush's 2000 campaign manager is setting up a firm to
advise companies on how to win government contracts to "re-build" Iraq?
Gee, I wonder how that's gonna work? Kinda nice to know that there's an
"economic stimulus" to come outta our invasion, huh?
He has the same old Republican disease of the brain: Any money given
to organizations or projects he disagrees with is a liberal plot. He
completely fails to notice wasteful funding going to subsidize the
rich because his furor told him it was for the best. They always
scream about government intrusion, until they want "faith based
initiative" funding of churches or something on their agenda. Then it
is spend, spend, spend.
jwk
I agree with jwk, the Repubs are SO moral and perfect, until you find
out that Arnold was gropping women and calling it 'fun',
No one claimed that Republicans were perfect. If groping women wasn't
fun, why would anyone do it?
and Rush,
altho he has called for all people using drugs to be shot,
When did he call for that?
now admits
HE is addicted to drugs,
So you are saying that he should be shot?
and how many Repubs had to resign their
positions when trying to impeach Clinton because it was 'outed' that
they too were cheating on THEIR wives?????
Clinton wasn't impeached for cheating on his wife. The Republicans
resigned because there is a higher standard for them than for Clinton.
And, Repubs claim they want to be out of people's lives, but, they
want to legislate what you can do in your bedrooms,
What legislation are you talking about? How much time do you spend in
your bedroom compared to elsewhere? Aren't those other locations also
places that government should keep its hands out of?
and they want to
check your credit and everything else before you board a plane to fly
somewhere,
You mean they want to find out if you are a terrorist?
and they want to be able now to sneak into your house and
'spy' on you without a court order just in case you are anti-Bush
apparently, gee, remember Nixon and his hate list?
Huh?
Just wait, with
the sleaze in the White House now, we have only scratched the surface
of hate lists, the very fact they are outing CIA agents to get even
with people who speak the truth shows you how low the Repubs will go,
and just watching that smirk on Bush's face when he was saying he
would get the person who leaked it, you KNOW he isn't even looking, he
already knows who did it, and I bet it was under his orders.
Do you have any evidence for that claim?
Bill, your responses to Sunny show your ignorance:
You only grope women who allow you to. Did you ever hear of *assault?
Rush has repeatedly called for stiff, and even nasty, penalties for
drug users. All the while he was using himself. If you watched the
news (no, FOX is not news) you would know this already.
People have been put on no-fly lists for being anti-war activists.
They are not terrorists.
Nixon was *famous for his enemies list. How old are you? It's hard
to imagine anyone over 20 not knowing about this. (Or anyone stupid
enough to speak out when they don't know the facts.)
And finally, Sunny doesn't need evidence for her last claim because
she wrote "I bet". This short phrase indicates that this is a guess
and therefore doesn't require evidence. Still having trouble
comprehending English I see.
jwk
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| User: "Bill Bonde the oblique allusion in lieu of the frontal attack" |
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11 Oct 2003 01:38:33 PM |
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jwk wrote:
"Bill Bonde ( the oblique allusion in lieu of the frontal attack )" <stderr2@backpacker.com> wrote in message news:<3F877048.ED578362@backpacker.com>...
sunny wrote:
jwkinraleigh@yahoo.com (jwk) wrote in message news:<c6f5ba32.0310100421.1593f152@posting.google.com>...
Hawkster <mr.hawk@NOSPAMuymail.com> wrote in message news:<Xns940FD5EE87F7Bsonoita1947@207.217.77.201>...
"Fester" <not@home.com> wrote in news:1dlhb.43246$5r1.35943
@twister.southeast.rr.com:
"Eric da Red" <bergamot@drizzle.com> wrote in message
news:bm4161$re7$1@drizzle.com...
In article <D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
Fester <not@home.com> wrote:
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding.
How much of NPR's funding in general, and Terry Gross' program in
particular, comes from a government?
Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program.
If you don't count the strong-arm tactics the News Corporation used
to get cable companies to carry FoxNews.
So because it's carried people are forced to watch it? Tell that to Phil
Donahue. Or tell it to CNN for that matter.
Exactly how & why are you compelled to listen to NPR programming, Fester?
And you wanna complain about government funding? Waaa, waaa, waaah -- get
over it.
If we abolished every aspect of American life that receives some form of
government assistance things would be barren indeed. But maybe you're
determined to root out waste.
So let's get into the big leagues conerning government largess. Do the
terms "oil depletion allowance" and "agricultural product price supports"
mean anything to you? They certainly do to your President and his friends.
And just who do you think stands to benefit from Bush's "Energy Program"?
You -- or private energy companies?
Did you know that Bush's 2000 campaign manager is setting up a firm to
advise companies on how to win government contracts to "re-build" Iraq?
Gee, I wonder how that's gonna work? Kinda nice to know that there's an
"economic stimulus" to come outta our invasion, huh?
He has the same old Republican disease of the brain: Any money given
to organizations or projects he disagrees with is a liberal plot. He
completely fails to notice wasteful funding going to subsidize the
rich because his furor told him it was for the best. They always
scream about government intrusion, until they want "faith based
initiative" funding of churches or something on their agenda. Then it
is spend, spend, spend.
jwk
I agree with jwk, the Repubs are SO moral and perfect, until you find
out that Arnold was gropping women and calling it 'fun',
No one claimed that Republicans were perfect. If groping women wasn't
fun, why would anyone do it?
and Rush,
altho he has called for all people using drugs to be shot,
When did he call for that?
now admits
HE is addicted to drugs,
So you are saying that he should be shot?
and how many Repubs had to resign their
positions when trying to impeach Clinton because it was 'outed' that
they too were cheating on THEIR wives?????
Clinton wasn't impeached for cheating on his wife. The Republicans
resigned because there is a higher standard for them than for Clinton.
And, Repubs claim they want to be out of people's lives, but, they
want to legislate what you can do in your bedrooms,
What legislation are you talking about? How much time do you spend in
your bedroom compared to elsewhere? Aren't those other locations also
places that government should keep its hands out of?
and they want to
check your credit and everything else before you board a plane to fly
somewhere,
You mean they want to find out if you are a terrorist?
and they want to be able now to sneak into your house and
'spy' on you without a court order just in case you are anti-Bush
apparently, gee, remember Nixon and his hate list?
Huh?
Just wait, with
the sleaze in the White House now, we have only scratched the surface
of hate lists, the very fact they are outing CIA agents to get even
with people who speak the truth shows you how low the Repubs will go,
and just watching that smirk on Bush's face when he was saying he
would get the person who leaked it, you KNOW he isn't even looking, he
already knows who did it, and I bet it was under his orders.
Do you have any evidence for that claim?
Bill, your responses to Sunny show your ignorance:
You proved that my responses were not refutable by not replying to them.
You only grope women who allow you to. Did you ever hear of *assault?
Who says that those women didn't allow Arnold to grope them?
Rush has repeatedly called for stiff, and even nasty, penalties for
drug users. All the while he was using himself. If you watched the
news (no, FOX is not news) you would know this already.
I don't watch FOXnews, you freak.
People have been put on no-fly lists for being anti-war activists.
They are not terrorists.
They are just America haters.
Nixon was *famous for his enemies list. How old are you? It's hard
to imagine anyone over 20 not knowing about this. (Or anyone stupid
enough to speak out when they don't know the facts.)
You are a kÖöK, but funny. I never said I didn't know what Nixon's enemy
list was.
And finally, Sunny doesn't need evidence for her last claim because
she wrote "I bet". This short phrase indicates that this is a guess
and therefore doesn't require evidence. Still having trouble
comprehending English I see.
How about you properly reply to a post by putting the material you are
replying to at least reasonably near the reply? I know, you can't do
that because you want to misrepresent what I said to try to take
tactical advantage. Pathetic!
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| User: "MarcRW" |
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11 Oct 2003 02:14:51 PM |
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"Bill Bonde ( the oblique allusion in lieu of the frontal attack )"
<stderr2@backpacker.com> wrote in message
news:3F884E29.A53ACF71@backpacker.com...
You only grope women who allow you to. Did you ever hear of *assault?
Who says that those women didn't allow Arnold to grope them?
Uh, the women he groped said they didn't allow him too. Got a clue?
People have been put on no-fly lists for being anti-war activists.
They are not terrorists.
They are just America haters.
No, they are expressing their first amendment rights, and participating in
the political life of their nation.
Just because you are conservative doesn't mean you have to be a liar, or be
stupid. There are actual arguments you could make for socially consevative
policies, or for radical Republican economic policies, but you don't make
them. You relate everything to Clinton, as if that mattered. He is not
President. He hasn't been President fop years. He won't be President
again.
Pick an issue, and argue the issue. That's debate. You pick personalities
and attack them or support them to the bitter end, regardless of the issues.
You are an example of all that is bad in American political life. You are a
sad, shrunken version of your windbag idol, Rush. He too never had an
original thought in his life. He too never articulated a positive proposal
in his life.
Marc
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| User: "Bill Bonde the oblique allusion in lieu of the frontal attack" |
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11 Oct 2003 02:32:44 PM |
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MarcRW wrote:
"Bill Bonde ( the oblique allusion in lieu of the frontal attack )"
<stderr2@backpacker.com> wrote in message
news:3F884E29.A53ACF71@backpacker.com...
You only grope women who allow you to. Did you ever hear of *assault?
Who says that those women didn't allow Arnold to grope them?
Uh, the women he groped said they didn't allow him too. Got a clue?
Obviously they did allow him to (Is this English?) since he did it and
evidently didn't even get slapped, sternly talked at, or nothing.
People have been put on no-fly lists for being anti-war activists.
They are not terrorists.
They are just America haters.
No, they are expressing their first amendment rights, and participating in
the political life of their nation.
People who hate America also can be expressing their First Amendment
rights.
Just because you are conservative doesn't mean you have to be a liar, or be
stupid.
I'm not a liar or stupid.
There are actual arguments you could make for socially consevative
policies, or for radical Republican economic policies, but you don't make
them. You relate everything to Clinton, as if that mattered.
Clinton isn't even mentioned in the quoted material. Are you a køøk?
He is not
President. He hasn't been President fop years. He won't be President
again.
Good.
Pick an issue, and argue the issue. That's debate. You pick personalities
and attack them or support them to the bitter end, regardless of the issues.
I don't know what you think you are referring to.
You are an example of all that is bad in American political life. You are a
sad, shrunken version of your windbag idol, Rush.
I don't even listen to Rush Limbaugh. You just brought up Clinton and
then related everything to Rush. He isn't even on the air now.
He too never had an
original thought in his life. He too never articulated a positive proposal
in his life.
I see, you are a koøk.
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<stderr2@backpacker.com> wrote in message
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Clinton isn't even mentioned in the quoted material. Are you a køøk?
Though I have not yet agreed with you about anything, I owe you an appology
here. I had two replies going at once, and responded in one with what
should have gone in the other.
We'll disagree later, I'm sure. But for now, sorry, and enjoy your weekend.
Marc
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What is wanted is not the will to believe, but the will to find out, which
is the exact opposite.
Bertrand Russell
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16 Oct 2003 07:57:09 PM |
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(Eric da Red) wrote in message news:<bm4161$re7$1@drizzle.com>...
In article <D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
Fester <not@home.com> wrote:
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of government
funding.
How much of NPR's funding in general, and Terry Gross' program in
particular, comes from a government?
Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program.
If you don't count the strong-arm tactics the News Corporation used
to get cable companies to carry FoxNews.
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NPR is a liberal/socialist network....and should not
get ANY tax dollars....not even 5 cents...
Let them get their monies elsewhere...from the
liberal dummies..who believe the crap they spout..
i.e. gays the poor etc etc
hank
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16 Oct 2003 11:43:58 PM |
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"hank" <rightwinghank@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:52d5a174.0310161657.556e3d7a@posting.google.com...
bergamot@drizzle.com (Eric da Red) wrote in message
news:<bm4161$re7$1@drizzle.com>...
In article <D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
Fester <not@home.com> wrote:
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding.
How much of NPR's funding in general, and Terry Gross' program in
particular, comes from a government?
Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program.
If you don't count the strong-arm tactics the News Corporation used
to get cable companies to carry FoxNews.
......................
NPR is a liberal/socialist network....and should not
*****. If it is, it should be easy to prove. Prove it.
get ANY tax dollars....not even 5 cents...
Let them get their monies elsewhere...from the
liberal dummies..who believe the crap they spout..
i.e. gays the poor etc etc
hank
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| User: "The Fair and Balanced Weasel" |
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16 Oct 2003 11:05:05 PM |
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On 16 Oct 2003 17:57:09 -0700, (hank) wrote:
bergamot@drizzle.com (Eric da Red) wrote in message news:<bm4161$re7$1@drizzle.com>...
In article <D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
Fester <not@home.com> wrote:
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of government
funding.
How much of NPR's funding in general, and Terry Gross' program in
particular, comes from a government?
Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program.
If you don't count the strong-arm tactics the News Corporation used
to get cable companies to carry FoxNews.
......................
NPR is a liberal/socialist network....and should not
get ANY tax dollars....not even 5 cents...
Let them get their monies elsewhere...from the
liberal dummies..who believe the crap they spout..
i.e. gays the poor etc etc
You hate gays and the poor, do you?
So tell us, hankie; what percentage of NPR's money comes from public
funding. Could you tell us that, hankie?
hank
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"...too many whites are getting away with drug use."
-- Rush Limbaugh, on his short lived TV show
October 5, 1995
Not dead, in jail, or a slave? Thank a liberal!
Pay your taxes so the rich don't have to.
For the finest in liberal/leftist commentary,
http://www.zeppscommentaries.com
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17 Oct 2003 04:33:04 AM |
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"The Fair and Balanced Weasel" <zeppnospam@finestplanet.com> wrote in
message news:6iquovsu1e3mg4q5qbmivvh2pn5d3l1gfm@4ax.com...
On 16 Oct 2003 17:57:09 -0700, (hank) wrote:
bergamot@drizzle.com (Eric da Red) wrote in message
news:<bm4161$re7$1@drizzle.com>...
In article <D9chb.41357$xB4.1217@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
Fester <not@home.com> wrote:
Get real. The only reason NPR is still on the air is because of
government
funding.
How much of NPR's funding in general, and Terry Gross' program in
particular, comes from a government?
Noone is forced to pay for O'Reilly's program.
If you don't count the strong-arm tactics the News Corporation used
to get cable companies to carry FoxNews.
......................
NPR is a liberal/socialist network....and should not
get ANY tax dollars....not even 5 cents...
Let them get their monies elsewhere...from the
liberal dummies..who believe the crap they spout..
i.e. gays the poor etc etc
You hate gays and the poor, do you?
So tell us, hankie; what percentage of NPR's money comes from public
funding. Could you tell us that, hankie?
Too much, if it's a thin dime!
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