I had the chance, last night, to re-review the transcripts of that Usama BinLaden tape that was released the other day. I came away with the original perception reinforced; that BinLaden stuck to all the Democrats talking points. The ony thing that was missing was the blurb at the end saying “I’m John Kerry, and I approved of this message”.
Think of it; John Kerry and Usama BinLaden are sending exactly the same message. Yet, people line up to support John Kerry. Doesn’t make sense to me, but then again, I’m not a knee-jerk Democrat.
It’s been repeatedly shown that Demoratic Party groups are cheating in this and past elections. Yet, people line up to support John Kerry. Doesn’t make sense to me, but then again, I’m not a knee-jerk Democrat.
Are you?
Will you vote at the bidding of Usama BinLaden? Or will you vote to return George W. Bush, the man who the terrorists fear, to the White House?
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The Washington Times reports: “Study finds press pro-Kerry”
Gee, what a shock, huh?
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Before you go to vote, read this from American Digest.
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Michael Totten points out that Slate is admitting they screwed up…
“Last week Slate reported that Christopher Hitchens favored the election of John Kerry. Slate was wrong.”
Well, what do you know… a Democrat that places country over party. And more, Totten reminds us he’s voting for Bush for the same reasons Hitch is.
I find myself quietly encouraged here.
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A note from an Iraqi you should read.
…….Thus, regardless of all the arguments of both candidates the main problem is that President Bush now represents a symbol of defiance against the terrorists and it is a fact, that all the enemies of America, with the terrorists foremost, are hoping for him to be deposed in the upcoming elections. That is not to say that they like the democrats, but that they will take such an outcome as retreat by the American people, and will consequently be greatly encouraged to intensify their assault. The outcome here on the ground in Iraq seems to be almost obvious. In case President Bush loses the election there would be a massive upsurge of violence, in the belief, rightly or wrongly, by the enemy, that the new leadership is more likely to “cut and run” to use the phrase frequently used by some of my readers. And they would try to inflict as heavy casualties as possible on the American forces to bring about a retreat and withdrawal. It is crucial for them to remove this insurmountable obstacle which stands in their way. They fully realize that with continued American and allies’ commitment, they have no hope of achieving anything.
On the other hand if President Bush is reelected, this will prove to them that the American people are not intimidated despite all their brutality, and that their cause is quite futile. Yes there is little doubt that an election victory by President Bush would be a severe blow and a great disappointment for all the terrorists in the World and all the enemies of America. I believe that such an outcome would result in despair and demoralization of the “insurgent elements” here in Iraq, and would lead to the pro-democracy forces gaining the upper hand eventually. Note that we are not saying that President Bush is perfect, nor even that he is better than the Senator, just that the present situation is such that a change of leadership at this crucial point is going to send an entirely wrong message to all the enemies. Unfortunately, it seems to me that many in the U.S. don’t quite appreciate how high the stakes are. The challenge is mortal, and you and we are locked in a War, a National Emergency; and in such circumstances partisan considerations must be of secondary importance.
If you lose this war, you are no more, and you will have to withdraw within you boundaries cringing and waiting for terror to strike you in your homeland, afraid to move around, afraid to travel, afraid to do business abroad. You will have to see all your friends abroad annihilated and intimidated and nobody will have any confidence or trust in you anymore. And you will have to watch from far with bitterness the forces of darkness and evil taking over in many parts of this earth, with feelings of impotence and inability to do anything about it. In other words you would lose all credibility, and the fiends of terror and obscurantism would go triumphantly dancing the macabre dance of mayhem and death, and darkness would descend and obliterate the light and the hope. You think I am exaggerating, you think I am being paranoid? I just pray that destiny would not prove all these things; I pray that these horrors will not come to pass. And all this for what? For failing to confront few thousands ex-baathists and demented religious fanatics and some common criminals, concentrated in some rural areas of a country of the size of just one of your states; and that for a nation that has defeated Natzism, Imperial Japan and the Soviet Empire!
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OK, I’m going to say this once more.
Looking around at the political landscape, the “Blame America First” crowd, including those who live here, support John Kerry. This would include the French, the Germans, the NDP in Canada, and Fidel Castro, the PLO, And yes, AlQueida, too. They’ve all made statements of support for John Kerry. BinLaden’s most recent tape sounded like it needed an “I’m John Kerry and I approved of this message” tagline, for pity’s sake.
All these people, these enemies of America, support John Kerry becuse they know that under John Kerry America will be weaker. they WANT America weaker. It’s that simple.
The supporters of John Kerry are willing to cheat by every means possible. We’re already seeing voter fraud on a massive scale in the battleground state of Ohio, and yes, in Florida. It’s called Criminal behavior, but the Democrats are willing to suborn it because they’re desperate.
But why would anyone who claims to be an American, come down on the side of Usama BinLaden, and allow criminal behavior in that support? That’s really what they’re doing.
Those who like the idea of a strong America, support President Bush.
It comes down to this: Don’t turn your back on your country as John Kerry has.
Get up off your ass, get to the polls. I don’t care if it’s raining, snowing, whatever. Consider the Afghans, and their trip to the polls, to a vote that they wouldn’t be having if it were not for George W. Bush. They often end up going to polling places miles away, on foot, while dodging *bullets*…. None of you, (execept possibly those of you in Democrat controlled towns like East St. Louis and Boston) have that as a concern…
Your future, my freinds, is in your hands.
Get out, be a real American. Vote.
Defeating John Kerry, and those who support him because they want a weaker America, is your mission.
Your country, and your future, is depending on the actions you take now.
Re-elect George W. Bush.
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Shaking Spears compares various election night scenarios, and the reaction of the press and so on.
Worth a look.
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Fort Lewis College student Mark O’Donnell said he was showing people his College Republicans sweat shirt, which said “Work for us now … or work for us later,” when Maria Spero kicked him in the leg at an off-campus restaurant.
Spero then said “she should have kicked me harder and higher,” said O’Donnell. “To physically take that out on someone because you disagree with them, that is completely wrong.”
Spero, a visiting instructor of modern languages, apologized to O’Donnell in a letter dated Oct. 29.
“I acted entirely inappropriately by kicking you, giving vent to a thoughtless knee-jerk political reaction that should never have happened,” she wrote. “Before the incident, I did not know you and that you are a Fort Lewis student.”
And that would affect your actions, how?
Would have been OK to kick someone for wearing a GOP Sweatshirt, so long as he wasn’t a student?
Such is apparently what passes for thinking among Democrats.
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Well, the New York Post Online Edition suggests that John Kerry’s stepson is as big an idiot as his stepfather.
Aside frim calling THe Presdient a coke-head, he also seems to have a little problem with the Jews.
You may want to read the story at the link.
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Bloomberg.com Labor Dept previews show 175,000 jobs added this month.
Of course you’ll not see this even mentioned until AFTER the election, in the regular press… but… then again, you came here to bypass that nonsense.
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Was there ever any doubt about Walter Cronkite being a moonbat? Here he is on CNN, with his initial reaction to the BinLaden tape of yesterday on CNN:
“I’m a little inclined to think that Karl Rove, the political manager at the White House, who is a very clever man, he probably set up bin Laden to this thing.”
I find myself speechless….
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I asked a reader in the comments section why we’d not heard form OBL for a year or so.CBS suggests that question has now been answered. He’s out actually campaigning for John Kerry.
Which would appear to answer one other question: What foriegn leaders want JOhn Kerry.
This will be the big question come election day…..Do we let OBL run our elections for us, America?
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The Cedar Valley Daily Times says so.
What they don’t tell you is that Harkin’s idea of God is Fidel Castro.
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The serial numbers on the IAEA tags on the KSTP vid supposedly showing the missing munitions at Al Qaqaa, were wrong. The vid does NOT show the missing munitions at Al Qaqaa after the invasion. Captain’s Quarters has the (Cough) explosive details.
And shame on the news media for still pressing this stuff when they so obviously still do not have the facts.
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