Podesta has been a globalist scumbag/UN lackey for so long. Thinking that this guy has had such a large effect on American policy makes me a little nauseous.
Or they can just use Google Translate.
claytonln wrote:
The whole time I was growing up, our greatest threat was communism. Then it quit being talked about. But, it never went away. I am not saying the Muslims aren't a threat, but they aren't THE threat.
Have you looked at Deerborne, MI lately? The threat is, and always will be intolerance for liberty.
jonhatfield wrote:
What is interesting is all these odd little conspiracy packs spouting political insanities on the internet. How very odd.
Yeah. It's crazy. The way corruption is rampant, and we dehumanize the people that point it out. The way that the governments pay for people to make light of it on our boards, The way that conspiracy has become synonymous with insane (unless our government prosecutes it. ) It's all very crazt. The way we trust the untrustworthy. Feel that war is strength. And use taxpayer dollars from moral people, to dehumanize the rest.
The "fox news kool aid",,,,,,,,,,,,,
banjojack wrote:
There was a faction that advocated for a stronger central government, and one that advocated against it. You could make a case that the "States Rights" advocates were the original "Statists." Was it Hamilton or Hancock who favored a stronger central government? I'm having one of my blank moments here.
Hamilton advocated for a stronger centralized bank. It could also be argued that the first federalists were anti federal.
Confused wrote:
Nothing like a judgmental Con to explain Christianity . He left out the concept judge not , lest ye be judged also . The problem isn't with God , it is fitting that concept into a pea sized brain .
Contextualized, John 8 is about capital punishment (Levitican) for sexual immorality. Something, Republicans aren't famous for tolerating. Don't ask me why.
lone_ghost wrote:
I do as well. The liberal establishment will be a tough customer to overcome.
bULLSHIT IT'S A SHELL GAME AND THE CONSERVATIVES ARE JUST AS GUILTY. gUILTIER, BECAUSE THEY HOLD THE THINGS WE LOVE AGAINST US,b Sorry about the capslock
rumitoid wrote:
You, yes you: what will you do this morning to restore our we the people government? Don't look left or right or across the street; look within: how important is liberty?
The trouble for most in getting behind the seriousnes of our plight is that the vast majority has not felt the effects of constriction and feel that they are innured by whatever defense from such intrusions. No longer--and we need to make that point utterly clear!
How can you have pudding if you haven't any food>
Doug Rodrigues wrote:
In Mulsim countries, Barack Obama is considered to be a Muslim. Obama is a pathological liar. Don't listen to what he says, watch what he does. What he does isn't only subversive, it's treasonous.
That mother deserves Damocles sword.
While I can't agree with everything you say, the problem with independence minded people tends to be not being able to accept interference. We all want to fix things without hanging out in tearooms. The elephant in the room is, "while we don't like each other, we respect each other. So if a a "Leave me the F alone" party forms, I suppose, most of us would be on board.
It will be soon. Look at Dearborn.
There's no way I can disagree with parts of this more. While I consider christianity, in practice, superior to every other religion. There are a few verses asserting that it should not be forced on nonbelievers. We have come into a society of , "If you're not for me, you're against me," has become a credo of government interventionism instead of spiritual wealth. I don't agree with liberalism,because at its core, it is full of thieves, not because bad people support it.
The "fox news kool aid",,,,,,,,,,,,,
Or it means kool-aid has just been given a bad name( exit jim jones)
Old_Gringo wrote:
Ferraro.
always with an asterisk *Ferrararo ( hated her).