Well, we got to see the true Socialist that Senator Clinton really is the other day. San Francisco rolls out the red carpet for the Clintons.

I just hope this speech got on tape of some kind. I’ll let her words speak for herself:

“Many of you are well enough off that … the tax cuts may have helped you,” Sen. Clinton said. “We’re saying that for America to get back on track, we’re probably going to cut that short and not give it to you. We’re going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good.” [emphasis mine]

If she’s willing to do it to her friends, what do you think she would do to those she doesn’t like?

Jesse Jackson just stuck his head a little farther up his ass the other day. Jesse Jackson Says GOP Pushing ‘Ideology of the Confederacy’

Jesse Jackson accused the Republican Party, conservatives and the retailer Wal-Mart of attempting to “push the ideology of the Confederacy” in America.

I’m not sure what ideology he is referring to, unless he’s trying to say ’slavery.’ And I don’t know how that could be. Perhaps the Reverend would be kind enough to respond to my comments to fill me in on it?

Jackson urged President Bush to allow Wal-Mart employees to leave the “Confederate” policies behind. “George, join the union. Allow them (Wal-Mart employees) to organize,” Jackson said.

I’m sorry Jesse, I must have studied too much government in school. I don’t see how the President can legally discourage or encourage employees at a particular company to unionize. I’m sure if Wal-Mart employees wanted to unionize, then they would. That’s the freedom of this country.

“They have a blind obsession with the Second Amendment, and the NRA wants to remove the ban on assault weapons/AK 47s and Uzis in September, during a time of national security alert,” Jackson said.

Yes, I have a blind obsession to the Second Amendment, just like I have a blind obsession with the First as well. You can say all the silly things you want, just keep your fingers off my guns. What part of “…shall not be infringed” don’t you get?

Then they start to get blasphemous. In a related story, Protestors Call Jesse Jackson ‘Worst Nightmare’ for Black Community, a group of about 100 protestors was outside the meeting. Down at the bottom of the story was the payoff:

Clarence Thompson, a Jackson supporter and a member of Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, clashed with anti-Jackson protestors on the sidewalk.

“I think [the anti-Jackson protestors] are stupid, I think they are stone stupid. Just a bunch of idiots that should be at home up in their beds,” Thompson told CNSNews.com.

“The Rev. Jackson has not been paid off by nobody,” Thompson said. He then compared Jackson to Jesus Christ.

Let’s see, Jesus lived a life of poverty, he did not run around in $5,000 suits. Jesus did not get involved in political activities, he saved souls. I am reminded of the lyrics from an old Charlie Daniels tune:

See that preacher man talkin’ on the TV, puttin’ down rock ‘n’ roll,
wants me to send a donation, cause he’s worried about my soul.
He said Jesus walked on the water, and I know that is true,
but sometimes I think that preacher man would like to do a little walkin’ too.

There has been enough scandal around the Reverend Jackson that I do not believe a word that comes out of his mouth.

Neither should you.

Two semi-related articles that you might find interesting. First of all, remember the little joke I told you about the WWII submarines and how Democrats have two votes for every Republican? Michael Moore Caught With Multiple Election Registrations. It turns out he’s registered to vote in both New York and Michigan. Things that make you go hmmm…

Second, Moore: Americans are ‘The Dumbest People on the Planet’. That should pretty much sew up anybodies opinion of this guy, but here’s the kicker:

As for the terrorists currently killing American soldiers in Iraq, Moore compares them to Revolutionary war heroes who fought off British oppression:

“The Iraqis who have risen up against the occupation are not ‘insurgents’ or ‘terrorists’ or ‘The Enemy.’ They are the REVOLUTION, the Minutemen, and their numbers will grow — and they will win.”

I can’t imagine how someone would support people who are two steps below an animal. An animal kills for defense or food. These bastards murder people for political purposes. To equate them with our own Minutemen, who fought with bravery, honor and gallantry, corrupts the image of our own history, which is probably what Moore wants to do in the first place.

To hell with him and them.

Michael Moore couldn’t tell the truth if you bet him a dozen Krispe Kreme doughnuts (chocolate covered glazed with sprinkles) on it.

The Truth About ‘Fahrenheit 9/11′ pokes enough holes in his balloon that it should pop like one, at least to those who aren’t the true believers.

Read the article. There’s enough facts to refute Moore’s “facts.”

Besides, everyone is calling it a documentary, when from Moore’s own stinking pie hole he calls it “an op-ed piece.”

Here’s an interesting article, supported by my friend Mike: Flaws may mean it’s time to drop Microsoft browser.

The latest threat to IE’s security cannot be patched, as there is no defense against it, without turning off Javascript or jacking up your security level to the point that you can’t access any web pages.

The article does point you to several websites that have alternate browsers, among them Firefox, highly recommended by my friend Mike of Half-Bakered.

Good Luck. You’ll need it.

It seems that the CPA and the Iraqi Provisional Government have snuck one by the terrorists. The occupation is over and Iraq has their sovereignty back.

Good for them.

This is an interesting article, Peterson: The ‘Scam’ Against African Americans.

It talks about how the black “leaders” are keeping the black population down.

Radio talk show host, author and syndicated columnist Larry Elder says critics of economists Walter Williams and Thomas Sowell owe them an apology and will someday offer it. That includes, presumably, black critics as well.
All three men, who are prominent African-American thinkers, as well as talented political and economic analysts, believe that, in many ways, the black leadership in America has failed fellow blacks in a number of ways.

This includes (but is not limited to) Giving them a sense of entitlement, “delivering” their votes to the very party that sought to oppress them in the first place, keeping them dumb by stressing the social construct over achievement, and so on.

I do want to talk about the last one, at least for a little bit. Any black kid who studies hard and tries to escape the circle of poverty gets ostracized from the social circle, getting called “whitey, Uncle Tom, porch monkey” and so on. They keep each other dumb, and are proud of it, why I do not know. It takes a lot of courage on top of the hard work to achieve to break out of the circle of poverty for a black kid. I wish more of them would make the leap.

Presidential hopeful Kerry stuck his foot in his mouth again, this time up to the ankle. Tuition burden falls by a third.

John Kerry claims President Bush has made college more expensive. The senator is wronger than usual.

You won’t find that quote in the article, but rather from the link I followed to the article.

But remember Kerry’s ‘Misery Index?’ The “rising cost” of going to universities and such was a major piece of his formula.

Feh.

It seems that the SEC is stepping on the FCC’s arena. ‘Fahrenheit 9/11′ ban?: Ads for Moore’s movie could be stopped on July 30

Michael Moore may be prevented from advertising his controversial new movie, ‘Fahrenheit 9/11,’ on television or radio after July 30 if the Federal Election Commission (FEC) today accepts the legal advice of its general counsel.

The problem is that the “flick” has such a small showing, and will saturate it’s market well before the July 30 deadline. So while this sounds like a good idea, it’s already moot because it will have finished it’s run by then. Of course, it will show up on DVD almost immediately so it can be in Blockbuster and in homes for propagandizing the electorate even more by the election.

Feh.

Gotta get ready for work. I had a lovely post written, but Blogger lost it. I’ll try again when I get home tonight.

I wrote about this yesterday, about Americans Coming Together using felons to go door-to-door to collect voter registrations. Here’s an update: ‘Crooks for Kerry’: We Won’t Send Rapists to Your House.

You know, it’s the standard reply when you get caught in an embarrassing situation, one you never should have been in the first place. Blah, blah, blah.

Here’s what got my attention:

The newspaper reported that a fourth of the 12,000 registrations the group collected in St. Louis were bogus.

Tell the truth, how many times have you heard about the GOP getting caught with its hand in this particular cookie jar? Zero. Now, how many times has the Democrat Party been caught like this? Dozens.

I was told a sea story years ago about a WWII submarine holding a vote on which was the better looking pin-up girl, Betty Grable or Marline Dietrich. The vote was for Betty, 4,397 to 3,910. There was only 82 guys on the sub. Get my drift? No wonder the Democrats are the “majority” party, they average out at 2 votes a person vs. 1 for the Republicans.

Help a poor guy out here. I leaned back in my chair, contemplating what to write on one of my posts and didn’t stop until I hit the floor.

Please help a poor guy replace a vital piece of equipment. If everybody who visits donates one dollar this week, I’ll have enough to get a nice chair by the end of next week.

Please help!

I found this on Fox News. People ripping Dr. Phil for his drill-sergeant therapy. It even throws Dr. Laura into the mix. Hey, That’s Not Therapy.

Current therapy consists of the therapist listening to the patient for hours, and gently guiding the patient to realize he has the answers to his problems. It doesn’t work, at least not for me. I’ve chewed through a half-dozen therapists, including the best one in Memphis. No effect.

The last time I struck out for a new therapist, I asked my case manager for an R. Lee Ermey type. He couldn’t find one, probably because they don’t exist.

Anyway, I have realized what my base problems are and they are beyond my control, so therapy would be a waste for me.

Back to Dr. Phil. I watch his show and have picked up that they do extensive pre-show work, as well as post-show follow up. It isn’t “drop them onstage, blare at them for 8 minutes and send them home” kind of thing.

I for one would certainly prefer an active therapist over a passive one. Someone who will work with me, offer suggestions and help me with the learning curve. He’s seen what works and what doesn’t work with other patients, why can’t I have that knowledge?

Maybe I’m not the crazy one in that office.

I came across this article, State moves on assault weapons ban and thought it was pretty lame.

Fearing that Congress won’t renew the federal ban on assault weapons, state legislators voted yesterday to bar the sale of the same 19 weapons in Massachusetts, winning over gun-rights supporters by including a half-dozen provisions designed to make it easier to own legal guns in the Bay State

So they took a pill that was semi-bitter, dipped it in sugar and let the gun owners swallow it. The pill was semi-bitter because there are already dozens of guns that have been modified to pass this law. It was a bad law to begin with and it’s still a bad law.

But this is what got me upset:

Gun-control advocates say there is no legitimate hunting or sporting use for weapons such as the AK-47 and the Uzi.

The Second Amendment is not about hunting, it’s about personal and national protection. It’s about the citizens having the power to overthrow the government if it wants to. The average non-criminal citizen should have a firearm on par with the average infantryman. That’s what the SA is all about.

They can have their own little ban, it doesn’t bother me, but I do object to the gun-control people portraying the SA as about hunting.

I’m not feeling too well, and nothing struck my eye as that important today, so no comment on the news. Deep thinking is still very difficult, so no independent Conservative thoughts either.

Sorry.