Oooookay. . . .

Oooookay. . . .

Bob Parks of Black & Right wrote a piece on the Left’s attack on Sarah Palin which was picked up by the site Booker Rising.

The commentary there is . . . illuminating. Example:

. . . one wonders if the porch-simian collective imagines that there’s a place for its membership in that apocalyptic white separatist refuge being extolled here by Palin’s pastor;

http://subrealism.blogspot.com/2…for- itself.html

I do invite you to watch the videos. It pretty much puts to rest the idea that Palin is not a fundamentalist evangelical Christian. But I didn’t hear anybody damning America. I didn’t hear the pastor blaming anything on “poor, black, PEOPLE!” Not one mention of “chickens coming home to roost.” Also, this isn’t Palin’s pastor, she’s visiting a church in another town, as I see it.

But really, “porch-simian collective”?

Another:

Palins pick as VP simply shows the dearth of conviction that really exist on the right. They do not love America, or its highest ideals; I do not care what anyone argues, Conservatives/Whites, love the privileges they believe America entitles them.

Absolutely no conviction at all; Instead of chants of “country first” or even “USA, USA;” the party and their sycophants should be bellowing “White Pride World-Wide”, and be done with it!

You know, I knew there were people out there like that, but this is the first time I’ve actually seen one.

Another:

CNN is now totally in the tank for Sarah Palin. They failed with Clinton, and they failed with McCain, and know they’re going to fail with this fourth rate loser. CNN has now been totally exposed for the bought and paid for verminous swine corporate establishment propaganda network that they are.

I cannot help but wonder what color the sky is on that guy’s planet.

One final one:

Sarah Palin is the Republican attack dog now, in the words of Chris Matthews, a torpedo aimed at the Barack Obama campaign.

Now we know why they call her the “barracuda”.

And I agree with Dark Star, I think placing her in a direct adversarial position to Barack Obama is the Republican plan, and it’s also a deviously subtle way to play the race card. The old Black boogie men assaulting the innocent virginal white woman. It’s a classic racial theme.

Now these are NOT the majority opinions expressed – they aren’t even a particularly high percentage, but the mentality is (to sheltered little-ole-me) a bit shocking. Thankfully, these commentators are countered by other voices there.

This is Sobering

This is Sobering

Bob Parks of Black & Right considers the questions of “What happens if Barack Obama wins in November? And what if he doesn’t?

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbzuJJVKDTM&hl=en&fs=1&w=425&h=344]
If you’re inclined to, throw some money Bob’s way. He’s trying to raise $1,000 to cover his daily operations by the end of October. There’s a “Chip In” button on the right side of the blog.

(h/t Curmudgeonly & Skeptical2 – I’m going back to bed.)

Under the Weather

Under the Weather

My wife gave me whatever the Virus of the Week is that is running around her work (usually I’m immune to anything she brings home – which irritates her to no end), but this bug is kicking my butt. I had a helluva hard time staying awake today, and my a** is dragging. No blog for you (or not much of one) for a couple of days. Sorry. I’m going to go to bed and read. And sleep.

I’ll have to catch tonight’s episode of Gun Nuts: The Next Generation on podcast.

Quote of the Day

Quote of the Day

With regard to the way the Lenin-Red end of the intarw3bz spectrum has behaved in the last 24 hours, well, when people force themselves to be so Excruciatingly Politically Correct for 24 hours of every day, it’s shocking how misogynistic and racist they can get if you put an R after the name of a target. I haven’t seen such bigoted vitriol since the Clarence Thomas nomination.

Remember kids, it’s the hit dog that yelps. – Tam, Quote(s) of the Day

It’s called “projection.”

Oh, This is GOOD

Oh, This is GOOD

It’s been making the rounds of the Intarwebz. I’ve seen it twice now, once on AR15.com and once on a pro-Hillary site. How’s that for “broad appeal” (no pun intended):

Palin is completely inexperienced and utterly incapable.

You heard me. The initial euphoria over the idea of a naughty librarian on the TV news each night for the next 4 to 8 years has worn off. Now, it back to hard, pragmatic reality and the reality is that she has no place in Washington, DC.

Want proof? Consider the following:

Only an amateur would speak off the cuff, as she usually does. Experienced politicians avoid speaking extemporaneously whenever possible. Otherwise, the electorate might find out what they really think.

If Palin had meaningful experience, she would have known that the job of Ethics Commissioner is SUPPOSED to be corrupt, thus saving her the trouble of resigning in protest and then running for the highest office in the state.

Only an amateur would attain political office by actually defeating opposing candidates at the ballot box. An experienced politician would have eliminated opposition candidates by protesting technical glitches in their nominating petitions or petitioning to change the party rules on how votes are counted in primary elections or hiring groups like ACORN to register 14 people who all, coincidentally, have the same names and reside at the same abandoned and boarded-up restaurant. Did she not once consider taking lessons from the Chicago political machine that got Obama elected? Sheesh.

Any experienced politician knows that upon assuming high office, you are supposed to demand a larger plane; not sell the useless behemoth that was recently purchased by your predecessor.

Only an amateur would implement a comprehensive energy and conservation policy shortly after taking office. A more experienced politician would have avoided the issue outright for at least 30 years while demonizing oil companies, then banning any voting on the topic followed by a recess vacation through the next election

Any experienced politician knows that once elected, you are not supposed to spend your first 20 months in office actually doing the job you were elected to do. You should be campaigning for another office – as Obama could have told her.

Sarah Palin was only supposed to TALK about government reform and utter platitudes about exiling corrupt, entrenched politicians – not actually do anything about it. She demonstrated her naivete by creating a smooth running government that included representatives of other political parties, thereby making it impossible for her to find a scapegoat if anything goes wrong.

Only a political greenhorn would thumb their nose at the environmental lobby by hunting and actually shooting moose and caribou. Worse yet, she foolishly told the truth: the proposed oil drilling site in ANWR is NOT the secret location of Eden but is, in fact, a barren wasteland.

What Sarah Palin does not seem to understand is that here in the 21st century, chief executives do not negotiate beneficial business deals for their states with foreign nations or take time to actually hang out with soldiers in Iraq. That time is better spent preening for the cameras in Berlin – something else a more seasoned and experienced politician such as Obama could have told her.

Holding oil companies accountable and successfully negotiating mutually productive agreements with them proves she does not understand their true purpose: if you work with them to the benefit of your state, you will no longer have a faceless villain to scare people into voting for you.

By creating new jobs instead of demonizing capitalism, Sarah foolishly enabled people to become more reliant on themselves and less reliant on government, hereby diminishing the dependant voter base – a classic newbie mistake. After all, if people have jobs, they will not have much need for the government and will be too busy enjoying their lives to protest the U.S., its corporations and, of course, opposing candidates.

Worse yet, Palin created a budget surplus and mailed it back to the taxpayers. Doesn’t she know that if the government generates a surplus, it’s doing something wrong? An experienced leader like Obama or Biden knows that taxpayer money belongs to the government – not to the people.

In another rankly amateurish move, she cooperated completely with government officials investigating accusations made against her. Experienced politicians know that you are supposed to stonewall, obfuscate, pressure libraries to expunge any record of unsavory political associations and ship potential witnesses off to Caribbean islands – another good reason not to sell the executive jet.

Yup, she is hopelessly inexperienced.

That is why I ♥ SARAH’CUDA and why I am voting McCain/Palin ‘08

I can’t find it in the original, so I don’t know who to credit it to.