So, they say it’s your birthday.

I’m a recent recruit to your website. Your snarkiness and chutzpah do lighten my day.

You have so much to be proud of and thankful of that your birthday should be a grand celebration of all that is Watertiger.

Enjoy.

mikey

“Naturally, the common people
don’t want war, but they can
always be brought to the bidding
of the leaders.

Tell them they are being attacked,
and denounce the pacifists”

(aka liberals)

“for lack of patriotism and endangering
the country.

It works the same in every country.”

Sound like a Karl Rove statement?

Its actually Herman Goering
Reichsmarschall (Nuremberg Trials)

“If you tell a lie big enough
and keep repeating it,
people will eventually come to believe it.

The lie can be maintained only
for such time as the State can
shield the people from the political,
economic and/or military consequences
of the lie.

It thus becomes vitally important
for the State to use all of its powers
to repress dissent, for the truth is
the mortal enemy of the lie, and
thus by extension,
the truth is the greatest enemy of the State.”

– Joseph Goebbels, Propaganda Minister, Third Reich

This is scary as hell. You have just described Rove’s gameplan.

Haven’t seen this mentioned elsewhere, though some have commented on the underlying factiness: given that everything Bush does is meant to send a political message, what does it mean that he claims to have recently read Camus’s The Stranger, the plot of which centers on killing a randomly-selected Arab for no reason?

The strangeness of it all.

A right-wing blogger said this about the Lamont primary win, “Sounds great, until you realize 48% of Democrats voted for the Bush candidate.”

What would the response to this be?

Ignorance is Joementum!!!

New Thread — We Like . . . NED!!!

A right-wing blogger said this about the Lamont primary win, “Sounds great, until you realize 48% of Democrats voted for the Bush candidate.”

What would the response to this be?

That ignorance is bliss?

Seriously, as more people get to know Lamont and how down to earth, authentic, and normal he is, the more he looks like the winner in November.

What would the response to this be?

“what does it mean that he claims to have recently read Camus’s The Stranger, the plot of which centers on killing a randomly-selected Arab for no reason?”

“Joe Lieberman lost yesterday or was it the day beofre?”

I’m sorry that I lost my temper about your comment a few threads back. This happens all the time because I am an angry Welsh ready to burn from the Rhine to Poland is a rare occurrence. Hope you will forgive.

Their’s is gonna say,

“The Faux White House”

OT and EPU’d, but I haven’t just been yanking your chains on yellow ties.

Take a look at this:

http://thinkprogress.org/2006/08/09/snow-lamont/
Tony Snow – A vote for Lamont is a vote for another 9/11

That sounds like something you’d hear on Faux News, oh wait… ; )

Thanks, Lotus! The b’day is actually tomorrow, but I’ve been celebrating all weekend.

Hey, the Queen of Britain celebrates over a period of several months. I’m good with that as an example of celebration. My mother had her 80th birthday party in July when the real deal was October. I watch and learn.