Comments on: Obama advisor resigns after alleging conspiracy

By: Michael

Michael — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 11:17:02 +0000

EWO, the justification you seek is buried seven hundred feet deep in the Bekaa Valley, Lebanon. Bring a shovel.
The Pat Act was just as the name implies. A patriotic act formulated by patriotic americans to counteract Islamic terrorist. Little did we know that this tool would be used against our own citizenry by the next President.
That thought parralels another thought of mine. Do you think the Democrats will be any less voiceterous if the next Republican President is also unable to, or unwilling to proove natural born citizenship? The foresight gene seems to be missing in politicians as well as voters these days. Or maybe, when asked, “are you equiped with ample foresight” they confuse the term with foreskin and reply “no, mine was removed when I was a week old.” Which I can say from personal experience is very tramatic for a one week old child. I myself, was so tramatized by the procedure that I could not walk for a year.
As for the financial mess, the guilty parties sounds like a who’s who of the Fortune Five Hundred Club. Not least of which is the recently deposed Acorn. Don’t know bout you but, I’m gonna miss Acorn. Not to worry though, the only thing that Washington has in greater abundance than squirrels, is nuts.

By: TxDC

TxDC — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 03:42:43 +0000

Don’t worry, when all the folks in Washington are thrown out of office, and all those “appointed” to office by an illegitimate President are removed, and all the unconstitutional laws made by unconstitutional means are repealed, there won’t be anyone left in Washington all the way to the top. That is, if and when Congress is forced to reveal to the public the National Economic Stability And Recovery Act (NESARA), signed in 2003, but kept secret since then. I just refuse to believe that Americans, even if they have been so completely brainwashed, won’t stand up and fight when they can finally SEE that all they thought was so good, was in reality, corrupt, dishonest, illegal, unconstitutional, lies, greed, etc.
I still have to believe that if anyone can ever open THEIR eyes to the truth, this government will not stand as it is.

By: eyeswideopen

eyeswideopen — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 15:10:12 +0000

Rich, I apologize, I should have said that you think he is treated as a king. How do you want people to treat our President? Respect should be afforded to anyone who is a leader of their country, regardless if we approve of their politics or not. I except my President to be treated with respect. How has this President disrespected people, that’s all I hear on this site. Do people think that because he is doing what the majority of people who put him in office want him to do that it is disrespecting you? I promise to quote you verbatim next time.

By: eyeswideopen

eyeswideopen — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 15:02:35 +0000

Probably, Carter, who I think was not a good President, he lacked leadership skills, but I think he was the most honest and non corrupted and that is probably why he was not effective. Honesty and integrity are not rewarded in this country. Get back to you on the Congressman.

By: Rich

Rich — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 03:44:13 +0000

Trivia Question 1: What President was not corrupt in the past 50 years?
Trivia Question 2: What member of Congress or Senate was not corrupt in past 50 years?

Oh I am sure there are a handful to at least question number 2. I am not asking because I know the answer, because I don’t. I am asking because I agree that both parties are completely in bed with special interests groups and corrupt. I concede that most members of congress/senate may start with good intentions but once Washington gets it’s special interest grip they all succumb eventually. No man is perfect, no man is above reproach, no man should be treated other than how he treats others. Those are tenants I live by, and to be honest call everyone sir/ma’am to include my children. I won’t go into the long list of corrupt politicians because to be honest I will most likely die in 40 years of listing and still, only barely scratch the surface.

By: Rich

Rich — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 03:29:13 +0000

eyeswideopen ,
Read this quote from my post above ‘NOT be treated as a king.’ I said treated like one, not that he is please ensure you read what I wrote before attacking me. The President of the US is treated by many as a king is in many countries. I never said he is the or a king. I stated I have mixed feelings on this issue, I don’t agree fully with either side. I can see where respecting the office is important however when a man, any man, shows me disrespect i could care less what his title is, he is getting the same disrespect back from me. So news flash for you eyes, I never said I hate Obama, I said I have no respect for Obama, which is not the same as hating him. I also have no respect for Bush, Jr with his having the anti-liberties laws called the Patriot act, which has been used by law enforcement for things other than what it was intended for, just as any bill that creates a door will be. Please make sure you quote me correctly next time.

By: eyeswideopen

eyeswideopen — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 20:58:58 +0000

Shady characters? Here’s some of ours: Duke Cunningham, Dusty Foggo,Scooter Libby, Tom Delay, Dick Armey, Jack Abramoff, Thomas Scully, John Ashcroft, Donald Keyser, Karl Rove, Leandro Aragoncillo, David Safavian, Claude Allen, Tom Noe, John Walters, Porter Goss, and the list goes on and on and on, newbies, are Ensign,Staford, Vitter, Pickling, am getting tired must stop now. You go on with your silly statements,

By: eyeswideopen

eyeswideopen — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 20:51:05 +0000

Berb, once again, you need the facts, who gave Gm money first?? No, don’t say it, yes it was Pres. Bush…. My God, you are really in denial aren’t you??

By: eyeswideopen

eyeswideopen — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 20:49:36 +0000

I love Glenn, I hope he stays on the air, He is the example I use for my kids, when I’m tying to explain racist hyprocritial actions and remarks. He is a great teaching tool.

By: eyeswideopen

eyeswideopen — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 20:47:47 +0000

Berb, I know your type, I didn’t do it, I didn’t do it. It’s not my fault… Put your big boy pants on, accept responsibility for putting greedy and dishonest Republicans in office, who didn’t address, immigration, healthcare, social security, energy, climate or environment issues, and definately repealing the Glas-Stegal act in 1999 was one of our more shinning moments.Deregulation is our mantra and it almost caused this country to collapse. Be a man and accept your share of blame as your vote along with everyone else’s let our party spend like drunken sailors on leave. Facts are Facts and you cannot change history…