Conservative Blog KaPOW!!! 6/1/08
Obama Becomes a Man, pt. II
“I won’t be a perfect President, but I can promise you this… I’ll always tell you what I think. I’ll always tell you where I stand. I’ll be honest with you about the challenges we face as a nation.”
Barack Obama
Now, keep in mind that after weeks of intense pressure, Obama just now left his church, Trinity United. I could spend about 10 minutes of your time making you read all the crap that Obama’s church pastors (several pastors, now) have spewed, but I won’t. Anyone who is paying attention has heard the vile political rants that erupt from those pulpits.
And remember, it took him 20 years to leave this church. But you will always know what he thinks and where he stands… Ya sure, you betcha.
What I would rather tell you is this- and keep in mind the quote up top from Obama.
Obama has no cajones, and is a fake. He is not a man, but he plays one on TV. “I will always tell you what I think” and “I will always tell you where I stand” could and should be followed up with “after I have enjoyed 20 years of political advantage of being associated with a racist church” or “after being pressed by the press and the public to the point that I can no longer ignore the point as it is damaging to my political goals…”
Also keep in mind that Obama said he could no more disown Wright or the Church than he could the black community. He just kicked Wright and the Church to the curb… because he knows now, after weeks of seeing his support NOT wane in the BLACK community, while at the same time seeing that his support among blue collar whites has tanked, that he has the black vote in his back pocket like the deeds to slaves. He has nothing to worry about.
So now it is time to try to prove to the white voter, or the gun clinging voter, or the bible clinging voter, or the blue collar voter, that he is a man.
As for the last comment in his quote, the biggest challenge this nation faces right now is Barrack Hussein Obama.
No sir, you won’t be a perfect President. But the best solution for that is for you to never BE President.
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Comment by Gene Lalor on 28 June 2008:
Amen! I couldn’t have said it better myself, though I have tried with 45 + Obamanian articles on my website.
Keep up the great work!
Comment by Gene Lalor on 2 July 2008:
TEEN SEX RING IN VERMONT
There may be something about Mary but there is definitely something about judges. Perhaps the job, the power, the judicial robes go their heads? Who knows?
The Supreme Court of the United States has made more than its share of screwy decisions, from the Dred Scott miscarriage of justice to the horror of Roe v. Wade and its subsequent result of 50,000,000 legal murders of the pre-born to its recent decision that child rapists can’t be executed.
On my local scene, I still recall Judge “Cut ‘Em Loose Bruce” who was notorious for his years of insane siding with low-lifes over New York City Police and would free the most vile offenders to allow those predators to wreak their horrors on the innocent public until he was finally deposed.
Recently, Vermont judges (and legislators) have been in some news, (I say some since most mainstream media refuse to report it), for ignoring the rights and well being of children, more precisely, their right not to be sexually molested and raped. Vermont State District Court Judge Edward Cashman demonstrated that misplaced empathy in sentencing a guy to 60 days in prison for repeated sexual involvement with a girl from the time she was six until she was ten, when he was caught. (Cashman ultimately resigned in disgrace and denial.)
(http://media.www.vermontcynic.com/media/storage/paper308/news/2006/01/24/News/Vermont.Judge.Sentences.Convicted.Child.Rapist.To.60Day.Sentence-1503039.shtml)
Maybe it’s something in the water in New England or maybe the cold winters during global warming has given them brain freeze, but the Goofy Girls of Gloucester High made news a few weeks ago by…
Comment by Gene Lalor on 3 July 2008:
THE NEW YORK TIMES AND OIL SUPPLY TRUTH
July 3rd, 2008
The New York Times, long a bastion of pessimistic liberalism, which is redundant, was peddling its negative petroleum wares and scares soon after 9/11: http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9401E2DC123FF937A25753C1A9679C8B63&sec=&spon=&pagewanted=4. The Times has never retracted its fearmongering view that the only recourse for America’s oil woes is to curb our insatiable lust for oil, in effect to cut back on our industrial production and lifestyle, to conserve ourselves into Third World status since there just ain’t no more oil to be had because of our limited “proven reserves.” That’s poppycock.
Whether the Commissioner of the U.S. Patent office ever said in 1899 that, “Everything that can be invented has been invented,” the sentiment nevertheless is aptly applied to that NYT article which reflects the narrow point of view of that former “Paper of Record.” It’s tantamount to believing that if you can’t see something then it isn’t there, such as available petroleum resources.
Granted, that story was published before the cost of oil hit the stratosphere on its way to the mesosphere. However, it still ignored the facts of unproven but far from unavailable oil reserves.
In 2006, the grand poobah of the world’s largest oil company, Saudi Aramco, said:
‘We are looking at more than four and a half trillion barrels of potentially recoverable oil. That number translates into 140 years of oil at current rates of consumption, or to put it anther way, the world has only consumed about 18 percent of its conventional oil potential. That fact alone should discredit the argument that peak oil is imminent and put our minds at ease concerning future petrol supplies.’ ” (http://www.radford.edu/~wkovarik/oil/. ) That article concludes with the admonition that “misinformation about future oil supply is something the media and government have the responsibility to correct” and incorporates great detail on the truth about oil reserves.
Another piece of significant interest…
Comment by Gene Lalor on 13 July 2008:
CHARLES SCHUMER: CHUCKIE OR CHARLEY?
Published July 14th, 2008
Senator Charles Ellis (Chuck) Schumer (D-NY) has been aptly called “the Gloria Allred of Politics” because of his penchant for publicity and his insatiable, daily need to shoot his mouth off about something, virtually anything,if it will get his face plastered all over the media. Now he’s being ripped by federal bank regulators for, in effect, yelling, “Fire!” in a movie theater and causing a run on the Indy-Mac Bank: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/laland/2008/07/feds-cite-schum.html.
Of course, he denies the charge, as expected, and he blames the regulators.
Schumer should be forgiven even if he is guilty as charged. The guy can’t help it. He should be pitied. Whether he’s best compared to Chuckie, the bloodthirsty doll of movie fame or Charley, the forlorn and rejected tuna, he is very pitiable.
Comment by Gene Lalor on 14 July 2008:
For some reason, Part One of this very mini-series resulted in quite a rise in interest. Some clarification is in order.
Salon.com had published a piece by Lynn Harris, entitled, “The Rainbow Party Is Over,” http://www.salon.com/mwt/broadsheet/2008/05/21/teens_oral_sex/, which I referenced in Part One on July 13th, 2008.
I had not given the details or even an explanation of Harris’ title, and, out of delicacy, nor does she except to provide a link which obfuscates the subject even more, except to say, “rainbow parties are group oral sex parties in which each girl wears a different shade of lipstick, and each guy tries to emerge sporting every one of the various colors.” (http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/30/fashion/thursdaystyles/30rainbow.html)
That 3 year old article assumes the reader can figure the location of the various lipstick stains, but dismisses it all as “suburban legend” and cites a 4 year old study that found that only 12 % of teen girls, 13-17, (now 50 %), had engaged in oral sex and a minuscule number had attended oral sex parties of any sort. The Washington Post even jumped into the fray: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/05/19/AR2008051901219.html?nav=rss_nation, as did the Guttmacher Institute, http://www.guttmacher.org/media/nr/2008/05/20/index.html, which felt it imperative to cloud the issue of normal teens with stats on homosexuals. All felt it necessary to incorporate commentary on teens and anal sex.
More to the point is the semi-raging debate over what teens are doing as a consequence of their blazing hormones, …
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Comment by Gene Lalor on 14 July 2008:
I assume I’ve been moderated
Comment by Gene Lalor on 15 July 2008:
R.I.P. YANKEE STADIUM
Apocryphal or not, one YogiBerra-ism I’ve always liked was his line about where Yankee players went for R&R. Referring to one particular hangout, he was supposed to have said, “Nah, no one ever goes there anymore; it’s too crowded.”
One place no one, Yankee players or fans, won’t be going anymore is Yankee Stadium, not because it’s too crowded but because it won’t be there.
Of course, technically, there will be a Yankee Stadium next year, just across the street from the old ballpark, but it won’t be THE Yankee Stadium which is scheduled to be torn down at the end of this season and replaced by the spanking new structure now in process of being built.
Watching the last MLB All Star Game at the real Yankee Stadium, the House that Ruth Built, a flood of thoughts and memories ran through my head including the times we kids without the $1.50 price of grandstand admission would try to sneak in and were always rebuffed by security people so we would loiter outside in the vain hope that Mickey would rock one out of the park and we would be there to catch it, not knowing that no one had ever or would ever perform that feat.
I also wondered as I watched the game why George Steinbrenner has to tear the place down. It’s still a magnificent stadium, the first baseball field ever called a stadium and rightly so. All gussied up for the All Star Game, with flags and bunting galore, the stands crammed with fans, its flawless emerald green grass all aglow on a Bronx summer night, Yankee banners reflecting its glory days and an unmatched record of 26 World Series conquests, it was a breathtaking sight.
I recalled the story of a young Babe Ruth, personally responsible for the stadium being built, and built as an in-your-face within full view of the Giants’ Polo Grounds just across the Harlem River. On first going out to his position at the Stadium, the normally unflappable Babe is said to have been almost speechless until he was able to get out his vastly understated words, “Some ballpark.”
And it was/is some ballpark, with its façade that once kept a Mantle homerun from clearing its confines, to its Monument Park with its tributes to the dozens of great Yankees down through its history, to its still cavernous outfield where, before its refurbishing in the 70s, there stood the original “monument park,” three tombstone-like stones. When I was lucky enough in my youth to gain legal entry—back then the fans were permitted to traverse the field after the games—I would invariably visit them with a hushed reverence and utter a silent prayer since I believed Miller Huggins, Lou Gehrig, and the Babe were interred beneath my feet.
I had another déjà vu experience while watching the game tonight, a remembrance of things past and a realization that what goes around truly does come back around to bite one in the arse.
Back in 1957, September 29th, to be precise, a bunch of us Yankee diehards attended our first and only game at the Brooklyn Dodgers’ Ebbets Field to cheer them on—on to Los Angeles, that is.
Comment by Gene Lalor on 15 July 2008:
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Comment by Gene Lalor on 16 July 2008:
Problems in America — Solutions for America!
JESSE JACKSON USES THE N-WORD!
Published July 17th, 2008
(Please see UPDATE: JESSE JACKSON HAD MORE TO SAY! July 11th, 2008, Category: OBAMA)
The truth shall set you free and the truth is now all out about what else the “Reverend” Jesse Jackson said about his good buddy, Barack Hussein Obama. We already know he wanted to castrate Obama and now we know Jackson has descended to the depths.
Apparently, the good reverend, who has joined other Black activists in seeking to ban from the English language, or at least ban from American English usage, that most horrific word in our lexicon, that word deemed worse than the act of murder by the jurors in the OJ criminal trial, that very hip word among Black gangbangers and rap artists, resorted to using that N-word…
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