The American Progressive Movement is racialist and racist at it’s core. They believe that Blacks and Hispanics are helpless victims who can’t succeed with without the help of Enlightened White Progressives. They have smeared Those on the Right that preach Individualism and self reliance as racists. In reality it is the American Left that is racist, just like their German Progressive Cousins were 70 years ago. As a Hispanic, I can testify that the most racist people I have met are White Progressives.
In a blatant example of Progressive Racism, a judge ordered the water turned off for Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. This has crippled the farmers, many of whom are Hispanic and has caused loss of jobs and loss of Food productions. Former Democrat, turned Republican and comedian Paul Rodriguez is leading the protest against this. His family owns a farm in the San Joaquin Vally and they will be affected. He lobbied Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to no effect. Clearly this is done for Racial reasons. The Obama Administration would rather please White Progressive Environmentalists than help out Hispanic farmers.
Paul Rodriguez wants water – and he’s angry enough to get some
One wouldn’t immediately associate comedian and actor Paul Rodriguez with a serious issue such as water. But, as Mark Twain said: “Whiskey is for drinking; water is for fighting over.”
Rodriguez is so concerned about water that he helped create the California Latino Water Coalition, led marches with several thousand people in recent weeks, and spoke Saturday night to a convention of the conservative California Republican Assembly in Bakersfield. I addressed the convention goers about my U.S. Senate run against Barbara Boxer just before Rodriguez’ turn at the podium.
What has Rodriguez’ concerned to spark political action is the shutdown of water pumps in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. These pumps move water from California’s wet north to the agricultural Central Valley and urban Southern California. A judge’s ruling switched the pumps off over a controversial U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service report that declared a fish, the delta smelt, threatened. No one really knows if turning the pumps off will help the fish, but most can agree that California’s agricultural industry will take a big hit this year due to lack of water.
Rodriguez and his family own farmland in the Central Valley where, as the comedian said Saturday night, “We grow the sweetest oranges and sourest lemons.” But now, because of a judge’s ruling, the most fertile land on “this blue marble” will lie fallow. People will be out of work. Less food will be grown. And farmer and farm worker alike will be hurt.
Rodriguez had notes at the podium but didn’t refer to them as he spoke for 40 minutes, presenting a potent alternating mix of passion, humor, and fact. He recalled using his talent to help many prominent Democrats raise money only to have every one of them turn him a deaf ear when he asked them for assistance over the water issue. “What are they afraid of,” he asked, “fish can’t vote.”
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Paul Rodriguez asks a very good question, “What are they afraid of?” He has discovered that the Progressive controlled Democratic party views Hispanics as their inferior vassals. When it comes to the interest of Hispanic farmers vs. White Environmentalist, the vassals must back down to their masters. This attitude caused Rodriguez to flip to the Republicans after seeing they don’t care about Hispanic farmers.
Rodriguez also has advise to the GOP in regards of Media and RINO calls of moving away from Social Conservatism.
And in contrast to much of the mainstream media’s habit of encouraging Republicans to moderate on social issues, he suggested that the Republican party’s conservative positions on issues like abortion and family values would be an advantage in attracting Hispanic voters. Rodriguez: “You need to attract more of me, or else you’d be an endangered species. … You know, we have so much in common. A lot of the values that this party espouses, we espouse. We believe strongly in family. We believe life is sacred.”
He is spot on, the GOP should not sell out to please the Media or Progressives. What the GOP should do is take advantage of this situation and have Paul Rodriguez as a spokesman to the Hispanic Community. He has seen Progressive Racism first hand and would be a great voice to show Latins, who the real racists are!
Conservatives/Libertarians must use the Race card Card against the Progressives. The achilles heel of the Left is their elitist Racist attitude and it should be exploited.
Below is a clip of Rodriguez on Hannity.
Update: song_and_dance_man makes a valid point.
Not only are the progressives racist, they are biased for taking into consideration the concerns of fish over their fellow human beings.
Now how exactly does one find what the fish really want? Their whole premise is flawed and the progressives use issues like these to promote their various whack job special interest groups as in this case the Environmental lobby.
These are the same people who save baby seals but have no problem with terminating the life of an unborn human.
They are totally reprobate and no better than animals that kill or eat their young.
Progressives hate Humans!
Tags: Pail Rodriguez, San Joaquin Delta
UNO!!! Okay, it’s actually PRIMERO! Whatever…
re: #1 by Bob in Breckenridge
Congrats, Bob.
Anyway, I saw that segment of Sean Hannity’s show about the Hispanic farmers in California. They’ve been used as pawns all this time by progressives. Frankly, that’s how it has been with the Left. They use any and everybody any way they can to advance their agendas.
They don’t think of the Hispanic farmers (or us) as people, let alone equals; just the masses.
In a sane media this would be front page for months on end. Shame on the bigoted MSM.G-d bless these good people and I hope their land is restored. What a terrible way to find out you have been had.
re: #2 by Morgan
Nope, We are all oppressed by the Progressive elite. I just want to use the race card on Progressives. Let them see how it feels!
re: #3 by vagabond trader
I am exposing the racist nature of the Progressive agenda. The Environmentalist are higher in the Progressive Racial hierarchy than Hispanics.
re: #4 by Rodan
Rodan do you know if any GOP members of congress have been out there?
Good riff on cj demanding that hot air be punished for false statements made by commenters about him over at Ace of Spades
CJ is now the main example of ‘Self-Parody’ in the dictionary.
I’ve been drunk in the Southern part of the San Joaquin Valley.
And I have eaten at a Denny’s on 99 in Fresno.
re: #6 by vagabond trader
Nope, none that I know of. This is a way to turn the Race card against the Left.
rodan, california water law expert ladies and gentlemen.
re: #9 by Rodan
Absolutely,the Rs are hapless.Rodriquez should run!
Remember the snail darter.
Rodan,
I am glad you made this post because this is something that I just can’t abide. Those people worked the land and built up something admirable and prospered from the literal fruits of their labor.
They will destroy all of that hard work and sacrifice because of some environmentally insane bullshit about some kind of fish. A. Fish.
What’s more important? People or fish?
There’s nothing wrong with trying to preserve the environment, but not at the expense of people’s hard work, good fortunes, and the welfare of these families.
What the Hispanic farmers have done there is the very embodiment of the American Dream, and it is a shame to see these people treated like this. Our government has actively begun harming our citizens.
This is the kind of story one would hear from people who escaped from oppressive tyrannies, not Americans suffering at the feet of the government that is supposed to serve the populous.
This is a shameful and dark chapter in our nation’s history from where I am sitting and I hope that relief comes when those pumps are turned on … by government order, or by those that have the courage to do what is right. Whichever comes first.
I am surprised this story got so little press. Aside from FOX, did anyone cover it?
re: #14 by Nevergiveup
I don’t think it has been, and that speaks volumes about the priorities of the media as a whole, doesn’t it?
re: #10 by spacejesus
Spacejesus, Anti-Catholic/Hispanic Bigot!
How’s that KKK rally for you, Racist Progressive coward?
There was a time when I swore to myself hell would freeze over before I voted GOP. But this hispanic and lifelong Liberal was forced to jump ship for GOP because of social conservatism. The Left has always been at war with my values, and when leftism grew and metasticized within the Dem party like a cancer I had no other choice. Asta la vista libturds.
re: #15 by MightyConservative
The MSM is a whore to Obama.
I’ve always been curious as to why the more traditional views on abortion and family issues hadn’t been more of a drawing card for the GOP when it came to Hispanic voters in the past. Hopefully the tide is changing on that issue.
re: #17 by Jesusland
Buenvenidos Mi Hermano!
re: #17 by Jesusland
Have you ever convinced any friends or family that the Dems are not their friends?
Rodan, I will have to google it, but I remember the President speaking before some U.N. Council talking about the basic right to free, clean water. Maybe he only meant in the third world. lol
re: #16 by Rodan
Obviously it is your site and it isn’t my place to tell you how to run it, but I wouldn’t spend two seconds worrying about anything “spacejesus” “contributed.”
Just sayin
re: #22 by snowcrash
Of course it does not apply to America. It would not shock me if they do this across the nation. Their goal is to destroy American agriculture and have us import food.
Western allies on Wednesday pressured to launch credible investigations into UN allegations of possible war crimes by the Israel Defense Forces during last year’s war in the Gaza Strip.
The United States, Britain and France all said Israel should look into findings published last month by a UN mission led by South African jurist Richard Goldstone.
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1121045.html
With “Friends” like these who needs enemies?
This is an important issue, though it isn’t so much racism as not caring about minorities real interests as they say they do. (What helps these people more–affirmative action, or having access to water work and live with, and cheaper food to buy and sell?)
These progressives that push for minority rights, like feminists today who ignore or excse abuse at the hands of islam, do so only when it comes at the expense of the western culture as a whole–only when they can incite division and spread dependance; it’s cultural marxism divide and conquer. That’s the motivation of the elites who set the agenda, followed by unthinking, but feeling, liberals who want to feel good about sticking up for the little guy.
But when it comes down to what helps hundreds of people especially minorites, progressive elite take the side of a stinking fish over people. Could the fish live somewhere else? Would anyone miss the damn thing? Who knows, who cares, it takes priority.
It’s largely inexplicable, except in religious terms. The mindless emotion-driven version of environmentalism becomes a good exalted above any legitimate benefits, a god on which things that they supposedly care about are sacrificed to atone for their sins.
Of course, no personal loss will come to the progressive activists like those that sue under the endangered species act or the Judge who ruled this case. They can afford higher food & water prices, their jobs are secure.
In the end they don’t so much even help nature, because when I, and doubtless others, hear about insanity like this I want nothing more than to go dynamite fishing in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
So no, I don’t think it is racism, but it is bloody aweful.
re: #24 by Rodan
From who?
re: #23 by MightyConservative
It’s notn my blog, It belongs to all of you!
I will take your advise and ignore this Progressive loon.
re: #27 by Nevergiveup
Don’t know, but it seems like that’s part of the Progressive agenda.
re: #18 by vagabond trader
This is a curious case, because you have traditionally liberal causes conflicting here. On one hand you have the plight and welfare of minorities on one side, people that have worked extremely hard to build what they have, and then you have … a fish. Or at least the welfare of the fish, which may or may not be affected by the water flow.
My question would be if this fish is so vital can’t they raise it to preserve it? It seems there has to be some solution that doesn’t involve the wholesale destruction of people’s lives.
re: #16 by Rodan
lol
All pigs are equal. But of course, some pigs are more equal than others.
re: #1 by Bob in Breckenridge
No, you should say: Estoy aqui antes de todos los otro netizens!
re: #26 by Nikis Knight
Great comments and echoes my feelings exactly.
I’m convinced that the fish don’t matter either. All of these causes are merely tools that the Progressives use to push their agenda towards the goal of the destruction of capitalism and the introduction of the worker’s paradise.
Fuck them.
New magazine!!!
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re: #13 by MightyConservative
‘There’s nothing wrong with trying to preserve the environment, but not at the expense of people’s hard work, good fortunes, and the welfare of these families.’
Not to mention a goodly sized chunk of food supply for all the other 56 states and abroad. Haven’t you noticed the spike in prices of arugula lately?
In all honesty, they would just have happily starved out tens of thousands of white farmers to save some small bait fish.
The libtards, I mean. They are racist, in a condescending way, but the ethnic composition of the SJV farmers isn’t why they’re screwed.
It is just noteworthy that what is considered a reliable Demonrat voting bloc (not Cubans, of course, people who have experienced communism recognize it in the Demonrat Party, like ‘Comrade Red Square’, from Breshnev’s USSR, at ‘The Peoples Cube) is getting screwed by unchecked Demonratic Gaia worship.
What is alk this then?
Not only are the progressives racist, they are biased for taking into consideration the concerns of fish over their fellow human beings.
Now how exactly does one find what the fish really want? Their whole premise is flawed and the progressives use issues like these to promote their various whack job special interest groups as in this case the Environmental lobby.
These are the same people who save baby seals but have no problem with terminating the life of an unborn human.
They are totally reprobate and no better than animals that kill or eat their young.
re: #31 by spacejesus
Nice of you to drop by. Tell Charlie I said he’s an idiot.
re: #26 by Nikis Knight
Great comment.
It is obvious that the pols in CA. and the animal rights thugs, who they are beholden to, believe that a 2 in. minnow trumps the very lives and existence of human beings.
This is a form of human sacrifice that is fine with these radical maniacs. BTW, these nature terrorists don’t give a shit about the little fish. They are ruthless ideologues. Peta euthanizes
more dogs than any other animal protection outfit.
These activists use animals to push their agenda to shut down
human civilization.
I can’t find the source but I remember reading years ago a memo from the Sierra Club which provided a rare glimpse into theri real motivations. And those motivations had nothing to do with nature or conservancy or small furry endangered animals. it had everything to do with advancing the agenda of the Progressive Left. Which is the label that communists have taken on since they’re smart enough to realize that even the half asleep masses out there are wise to the commie cause.
All these leftist organizations are fronts for worldwide communism. They are wolves in sheeps clothing.
re: #10 by spacejesus
You know doubbt find Johnson to me an eminent Scientist, Legal expert & Military Scientist, because he palms himself off that way.
You seem really young & foolish, don’t advance to old & foolish & get out of your parents basemant.
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Tentative Inspection Program Would Allow Russia to Visit U.S. Nuclear Sites
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/10/13/tentative-inspection-program-allow-russia-visit-nuclear-sites/
re: #37 by Russkilitlover
Absolutely. I think 50% of the oranges produced in the United States comes from this affected region? I could be wrong on that quite easily – it was a figure I heard from someone else and that could be badly exaggerated. But I am sure it is a sizable percentage that will have an impact if that land is left to wither and die.
Uh oh. A challenge for a new blog? Some place else to stalk.
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re: #335 captdiggs
So what’s stopping you from starting your own blog where you can post what you think is important, and get all the credit for it?
re: #31 by spacejesus
Your economy of language is really quite charming.
Back before Chuckles had his ‘Andrew Sullivan’ moment…
http://web.archive.org/web/20030830151111/http://www.littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog/?entry=3799
re: #45 by WrathofG-d
Yeah I’ve read that, but it does NOT say that it is reciprical?
re: #26 by Nikis Knight
“These progressives that push for minority rights”
I should say special minority rights, as different from everyone else. Obviously making sure there aren’t legal hinderances to someone based on arbitrary physical distinctions as was the case in the past, like the real civil rights activists did earlier, was wonderful, but those who claim their mantle today do us little good and much harm, by and large.
re: #7 by jakee308
He really needs to get over himself. Tooting his own horn and the public whining is embarrassing to read. Really does make you wonder what drove him over the edge. Maybe his 15 min faded too fast for his ego?
What’s worse than stepping in a stinking pile of CfJ? Stepping in a pile of CfJ acolyte. They both stink, but one is stickier.
re: #46 by MightyConservative
I saw Hannity’s show on this issue and I think it was a tomato producing area.
re: #30 by MightyConservative
The logic of Progressivism is to remove privilege from the top and give it to successively lower (victim) orders: from rich white male through poor workers, women, through underclass, through third world, to animals, fish and coral and viruses.
See Dawkins’ suggestion to expand the jurisdiction of the Human Rights Court to include higher primates.
re: #44 by RIX
Don’t even talk to the asshat. When the particularly nasty lizards come over they ought to be met by a wall of silence.
re: #42 by chickadee
Odds are they are getting a government grant to study this fish and the “impact” of it. So while they don’t care about the fish, I am sure they love the government money.
They’d have screwed anyone. For godless atheists, or pagans, like most Demonrats, animals, sometimes even plants, are the equal of people.
It just looks racist, because in this case mostly white urban libtards are screwing mostly Hispanic rural farmers.
re: #42 by chickadee
They feel that humanity is a virus on the planet’s ecology.
It’s pretty plain if you look at their writings and legislation as a whole.
What gets me is why they don’t do the honorable thing for the planet when they reach this conclusion and eat the barrel of a 12-gauge.
re: #54 by snowcrash
Ah, OK, tomatoes, I think that was it. I didn’t see that show but my father did and mentioned the figure as 50%. I haven’t verified that for myself so take it with a boulder of salt.
re: #56 by LGoPs
Hard to resist. This sounds like a college kid that has never actually paid a bill.
He probably thinks that washed up musicians are like so cool.
re: #39 by song_and_dance_man
You will get a Hat tip Tip for that!
Check the update!
re: #61 by RIX
Well if they pick up the check?
LOL he certainly has pissed off a lot of people. Its quite something really to have so many various blogs devoted to trashing just one asshole.
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re: #59 by Bumr50
See my #55
re: #61 by RIX
I agree. He always was a lighweight.
re: #54 by snowcrash
Not just tomatoes, the San Joaquin valley produces almost every variety of produce you can imagine. It is incredibly rich and fertile ground. It does, however, need water irrigated to the fields. HUGE fields. Drive the I5 corridor sometime and you see agriculture for mile after endless mile in every direction. It’s awesome and is California’s #1 industry. Put into chaos by leftists.
The failure of the left to see the injustice here to hispanic people is the same as the NOW hags remaining silent to the abuse of women under Islam.
They back or ignore any group based on what grows their own personal power.
That’s a lib for you. Their causes are phony and not heart felt.
re: #59 by Bumr50
– Agent Smith, The Matrix
re: #62 by Rodan
Thanks Rodan. Just doing my part.
Vagitarian TV financial advisor has three homes with three homestead exemptions????
http://webofdeception.com/orman.html
What I’m confused about is why would the lefty’s do this with racist motives when they want so badly to give illegals amnesty?
re: #63 by Nevergiveup
I don’t think that Charles is picking up a lot of checks these days.
It seems like he never goes to work. You can check almost anytime & he is on , other than sleeping.
Oh, and there have been documented instances of the activists who flock to the EPA lying about the existance of endangered species in an area. They are anti-capitalists who use the welfare of slugs and fish to attack land owners.
John Stossel has examples in his book Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity, and Hugh Hewitt reports from time to time of defending land-owners from these suits. Hearing their stories makes me despise the Endangered Species Act which is used often by activists to harrass people who then have little recourse to their constitutional rights.
Clinton: Russia will support sanctions on Iran if unavoidable
Published: 10.14.09, 23:57 / Israel News
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton downplayed Washington’s disagreement with Moscow regarding the necessary action against Iran, saying that should sanction prove unavoidable, she believed the US will have Russia’s support.
Speaking with ABC Television, Clinton said that Russia’s statement saying sanctions decision was premature does not contradict the US’ stand on the matter. (AFP)
Well sure it does. Well I mean what was AMERICA’s policy. But Obama policy? Well yeah we know, we know.
re: #72 by teacake
If they have no jobs, they are even more dependent.
re: #30 by MightyConservative
My guess is something like this.A handful of friends of friends are conducting academic studies on water resources and how agriculture affects the local fauna or some such lofty bs.The friend is in big gov and gets them hooked up with a fat comfy grant. Goodbye famers and yes it is bigotry of the worst kind. These leftists pretend to care about the little guy but in the end its all about power and control. Not a little fish or human beings.
re: #72 by teacake
The idea there is to build a loyal base of voters. Not to actually help anyone … except themselves.
re: #67 by Russkilitlover
I just read that in an on line Newsweek article. Seems amazing to have one geographical area that can grow so many things.
Iran is a Russian client state, and any tension, such as an Israeli attack on Iran’s nukes, would boost the price of oil, and Russia exports.
The Russkies can’t be trusted. Obama probably knows, and doesn’t care.
re: #69 by MightyConservative
I can also see the Progressives as the inquisitors of Bruce Willis’ character in ‘12 Monkeys.’
re: #66 by LGoPs
I think that he is just a kid with attitude.
He must have fun to getting sassy with adults, particularly when he is anonymous.
Charles
Wed, Oct 14, 2009 3:03:26pm
Limbaugh represents everything that’s wrong with how people relate to one another today.
And he is laughing at you all the way to the bank. Hey hippie what kinda ride do you have now a days?
re: #79 by snowcrash
We aren’t called the land of fruits and nuts for nothin’ ya know!
re: #43 by LGoPs
Yep. And that is the case with the health care reform mumbo jumbo they are pushing. It has nothing to do with providing better care for their fellow humans; it has more to do with installing socialism so they, the Progressves, can control our lives.
re: #81 by Bumr50
I see them more as Brad Pitt’s character in that same movie.
re: #77 by vagabond trader
Geez, how I wish the Republicans could figure out a way to convey this message to the electorate. that the Democrats are not their friend. They are their oppressor. it is the Republican Party that represents the middle class and the little guy.
Problem is that these goddammed stereotypes are so hard to kill.
re: #79 by snowcrash
Is Humboldt around there?
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re: #72 by teacake
The left wants their vote, they just don’t want them doing well:
making it on their own efforts and hard work.
It is easy for the gov’t to subjugate a weakened society waiting on a paltry handout.
re: #47 by kansas
Ha. He’s still using that line while in another breath condemns us for taking his advice. He really isn’t too bright. is he?
re: #88 by Bumr50
Farther north, on the coast, under a perpetual cloud of………fog.
re: #83 by Nevergiveup
Charles “I Am Now Dan Rather” Johnson is a lying hypocrite. He is smearing lies about Rush Limbaugh and I hope he is included in the legal action that Rush is apparently planning to take on the people who are lying about him with these fake racist quotes.
re: #83 by Nevergiveup
Wait! Charles is now an expert on how to relate?
He has some sense of humor., I mean he is such a smarmy, insulting little creep.
re: #88 by Bumr50
Now that county is famous for weed not feed!
re: #77 by vagabond trader
Ok who owes whom the coke?
CA grows lots of rice too, which is a good cheap staple but requires lots of water. I don’t know if it is grown in the area in question, though.
As the article shows, this is a great instance to peel away some “reflexive liberals” people who just want to be seen as compassionate, from the radical progressives that use them to gain power by manipulating them with slander and emotional appeals.
The radical progressives and amnesty because they feel they will be seen as benefactors to the new immigrants and gain a voting block who they can hopefully manipulate through collectivist politics, without actually caring for their wellfare, at least not, as Rodan shows, as much as a lousy fish.
I believe that this is a decided minority among the democratics voting public, and hopefully those that just want to vote their compassion can be shown that the progressives aren’t particularly concerned with outcomes that benefit people.
re: #92 by Eliana
Remember Rush doesn’t even have to win to beat them. they’ll have to pay for a lawyer.
To get back on topic though, this is a really important story I don’t think has had nearly enough media coverage. In fact I feel like if Charlie Gibson was being interviewed and asked about it, he’d have to give the DUHWAH HEE HEE HEE HEE HEE response.
People need to know that our government is actively destroying the lives of hard working people for no good reason whatsoever.
re: #92 by Eliana
Rush has 30 million listeners.
CJ is a speck on the ass of a parasite on a dust mote.
re: #6 by vagabond trader
Tom McClintock has been out there, as have several Cali GOP members of the house – this is all happening, by the way, in their districts, the RED area of California – the San Joaquin and Imperial Valleys.
Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein have, at this point, done NOTHING to assist the California farmers from this area – why? I think mainly because they don’t VOTE for them.
God Bless Paul Rodriquez. At least he may be able to make the Hispanic, Latin (and my apologies, Rodan, if I get it wrong in the reference) and other minority farmers in the area see that the Progressives/Democrats are not their friends.
Let me put it this way – I live 47 miles from the Sacramento valley – where they grow an abundance of the nation’s tomatoes. Customarily in the summer, I pay less than 99 cents a pound. They are now $2.99 a pound.
re: #93 by RIX
No, I can see how you might think he has a sense of humor, but that would require self-knowledge in this case; he is simply blind to the irony and prone to absurdity which makes it seem like he has a subtle wit.
re: #95 by song_and_dance_man
I’ll put it in the mail tomorrow!
re: #73 by RIX
I don’t think he’s had a real job ever since LGF was started. BTW, LGF was initially to be a Web Consulting firm with his brother and partner Michael in in the Bay area. To tyhis date I can only think of 3 sites that he has authored. His, Simon’s and Jihad Watch.
re: #97 by Grimcargo
Charles would have to change his “Donate!” sign on each thread to a font of 60 pts tall for this.
He could also add a soundbite when 1.0 opens, too.
“DONATE! YES, YOU HEARD ME! DOOONAAATE!!”
re: #92 by Eliana
The only place to find the comments that CJ & others allege that Libbaugh made is on a doctored Wiki page.
Rick Sanchez , the blow dried snot on CNN smeared limbaugh.
Big mistake, Limbaugh shot back with researched facts that Sanchez actually was drunk while leaveing a Doplphins game, hit a guty & fled the scene.
He rendered no aid and the pedestrian died.
Hmmm, DUI hit & run & he’s throwing stones?
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Several quotes attributed to him are false. The James Earl Ray quote. The Slavery was what built the south quote. McCarthyism has come to the NFL. What happens the next time an outspoken lib wants to own part of a team? Will they be “vetted” the same way?
He will not last long
The impact on food prices will be felt all over the country. Secondary food processers, canners and packers will see less work too. This is bad all the way around.
re: #100 by Carolina Girl
No apologies needed. I may be proud of my Hispanic/Latin heritage, but I in no way subscribe to group think. I rather be remembered as Rodan the Conservative, than Rodan the Hispanic Conservative.
The only reason I am accusing the Left of racism is because they love to use it against the Right. Therefore, I just turned the tables.
OT: Mark Levin is on a righteous rant about Sharpton and Jackson, two of the most vile Jew hating sobs in the USA.
re: #109 by vagabond trader
He is great
re: #103 by song_and_dance_man
Well, on occasion he does brush up his pony tail, plunk a helmet on his head & slip his big ass into spandex.
He then bicycles around like a vagrant & takes way cool beach pictures.
He is so multi-tasking.
re: #100 by Carolina Girl
Damn.
re: #109 by vagabond trader
Hymie town anyone?
I think CJ is completely humorless. That is his main problem.
He has become a vicious, hateful, vindictive jerk who can’t see the humor in anything.
re: #104 by Eliana
Or: “Donate! Or the fascists WIN!
re: #105 by RIX
The quote first showed up on a wiki page, then later a single book referencing the wiki page, then the wiki was changed to reference the book that came out after the quoted was put up on that wiki and used only it as a source. Apparently it’s from a web commenter named Cobra.
Anyone with an ounce of common sense would know that that soundbite would have been played for days by the media when it came out if it were legit. Therefore anyone using it is stupid or wicked, or deludes themselves with “fake but accurate” reasoning.
re: #105 by RIX
Those lazy idiots swear by their wiki,a totally discredited source to do any serious research.
re: #39 by song_and_dance_man
Turn the pumps off to save a fish?
OK!
Turn off the power to abortion clinics.
/yeah, I know, stop making sense…..
I believe the Rush “quotes” were originally sourced from Wikipedia. Wasn’t this the same Wikipedia which we were instructed NOT to use as a source at TBWWNBN because it was in fact subject to manipulation and filled with errors?
So…..if anyone knew that Wikipedia was not a trustworthy source….and that anyone used quotes from that untrustworthy source…..not a whole hell of a lot to hide behind.
Oh, and that lovely man Rick Sanchez who started the smear – well, well, turns out he left a Dolphins game back in 1990, was drunk, ran over a man, left him for dead (aka Hit and Run). Returned to “scene” two hours later, still drunk. Only cited for drunk driving. My, my, my. And his victim? Died five years later, but was paralyzed.
Nice crowd you smear merchants are. *spit*
re: #113 by Rodan
Or Freddies Fashion Mart? 7 innocent dead because of Sharptons agitating.
re: #99 by chickadee
All LGF offers these days is the soap-opera like drama of watching his vicious pack of attack dogs turn on each other. Content wise it is a waste of time.
re: #111 by RIX
That reminds me, I’m going to be riding as long as I can into the winter, I’ll take pictures.
Of course, I’m on a motorcycle, not a lil bicycle.
Just have to get it out of the shop.
I just watched the video posted and I’m just as pissed as I can get. Common sense has escaped our nation as a whole; I feel like I am trapped in bizarro world.
re: #115 by Nikis Knight
whoops, I’d appreciate a close strong tag appened to that after win, if anyone got a chance. It wasn’t important enough to shout.
re: #118 by Carolina Girl
Sharmutta loves wiki, its where she gets all those tedious cut and paste quotes.
I haven’t read all the comments, but I’ve heard it bandied about that the fish in question isn’t even indigenous to the area. Anyway someone could find that out?
re: #109 by vagabond trader
Thanks for the reminder! I finally got his book and I’m going to start reading it tonight!
re: #114 by chickadee
A good sense of humor is usually dependent on two things: intelligence and empathy.
re: #112 by MightyConservative
It’s put a crimp in Tuesday Taco night, that’s for damn sure. Not enough salsa to go around for everybody.
And I’m REALLY pissed at having to cut back on my salads and BLT’s.
But to the poster above re rice – yes, they also grow that in the Sacramento Valley, but I think their water comes from another side of the Delta not affected by that stupid 2-inch fish that can barely be used as bait.
re: #126 by Eliana
Let me know how you like it, its on my TBR pile. Could be years.
re: #126 by Eliana
You’ll be amazed at how well Levin has Obama nailed down. To a T. His argument is that Obama’s not so much a socialist as he is a statist, and after you read it, you’ll see makes some fine points. I highly recommend his book.
re: #104 by Eliana
I can imagine LGF becoming a pay to play site.
Comments ———————- $0.55 ea.
Up Dings ———————- $0.25 ea.
Down Dings ———————$1.00 ea.
Hat Tips ———————- $5.00 ea.
Registration ——————-$25.00 ea.
Socks ————————–$15.00 ea.
Contact ME ———————$5.00 ea.
Return from Timeout ————$10.00 ea.
(plus a $25.00 doing you a service Fee)
Return from Banning ————$50.00 ea.
Provide a Link——————$1.00 ea.
For every one who recruits a newbie there will be a $5.00 credit to your account.
re: #125 by vapig
Wouldn’t that figure? Probably imported by a pet store and flushed down the toilet by some kid.
re: #122 by MightyConservative
As many have said before me we are in a Cold Civil War.
re: #131 by song_and_dance_man
ROTFLOL!
Classic!
re: #119 by vagabond trader
The Crown Heights riots in 91!
re: #10 by spacejesus
rodan, california water law expert ladies and gentlemen.
Oh, it’s Spacejesus, that’s what the small is. I thought the baby had loaded his diaper again.
re: #131 by song_and_dance_man
You probably don’t realize how prophetic that comment may turn out to be, seeing as how he probably just gave him the very idea you are mocking.
re: #135 by Rodan
Tawana Brawley.
re: #131 by song_and_dance_man
Hilarious!
/You do know that he’s taking notes, right?
re: #124 by vagabond trader
Sharmutta loves wiki, its where she gets all those tedious cut and paste quotes.
That explains quite a bit.
re: #136 by tqcincinnatus
Ummm,the babe DID load his diaper again Dad.Guaranteed.
re: #130 by MightyConservative
And that’s the scariest part. nazi germany was Statist. Stalin’s Soviet Union was Statist. regardless of whether they were viewed as left or right, the comoon denominator was Statism and the result was millions of dead.
Statism is the true enemy and all those who advance it.
re: #139 by Eliana
I don’t think there’s enough time in the day with 3 or 4 other blogs all trashing him. So much drama over one little guy.
re: #131 by song_and_dance_man
Charles is muttering to himself right now, “I can ask more for returning from banning and timeouts…”
re: #142 by LGoPs
Statists, I HATE those guys.
re: #128 by Carolina Girl
But just think of all the fish you’re saving!!
/
I need Preview. Badly.
Sheesh.
re: #113 by Rodan
Hymietown
re: #142 by LGoPs
I agree. Statism is a true scourge upon our nation and I see it growing stronger with each passing day.
re: #143 by teacake
A few months ago we were sitting here in real time predicting who would get banned. All of a sudden they would appear as fresh new posters here,lol.
What amazes me the most about humans these days is just how large the global lefty population is. How its possible that so many can be so irrational boggles the mind. It really has been feeling like walking around a Twilight Zone episode with Invasion of the Pod People.
Are these lousy little fish worthy of eating or anything? WTfoxtrot.
re: #13 by MightyConservative
I don’t think this is about a fish. I think this is about control. What better way to control a people that to affect their food supply?
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Adjust yer meds Charles. You’re either taking too much of something or not enough.
re: #150 by vagabond trader
lol
re: #150 by vagabond trader
That’s right. And the latest were buzz and tfk.
re: #154 by Nevergiveup
LOL great smackdown.
Well victor will be here soon.
re: #153 by vapig
Certainly. It is about control, and I think government grants are in the mix here as well. Control, and money, is what it is when you boil it away. The excuse is a fish, and a red herring, at that.
re: #31 by spacejesus
WowSJ, YOU ROCK!
DING!DING!DING!DING!DING!DING!DING!DING!DING!DING!
Wish I was a cult member!
Wow, it didn’t take long for this to disapear.
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Adjust yer meds Charles. You’re either taking too much of something or not enough.
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Good thing im quick on the mouse….
selrahC, you suck.
re: #153 by vapig
This world is getting scarier by the day. The powers that be control finances, working on “health care,” which I believe in the near future will be replaced with witch doctors since it seems anyone in the field won’t be able to afford to stay in the profession. Basically, we will all be a ward of the state similar to n. korea.
re: #153 by vapig
Yeah, but the people who support the law and aren’t in power, what’s in it for them? The rank and file “Goode family” liberal democrat? Just generally detesting humanity, or what?
Is that too many question marks in one post?
re: #154 by Nevergiveup
This is so entertaining!!!
When CJ pulls the level on the trap door, we should just have a 2.0 basket under there waiting to give them a soft landing (although many find their way here anyway).
re: #155 by teacake
It was pretty funny,especially since there were still good posters over there, and some of the bannings were great.Its just not much fun anymore because those remaining are not quite right.
How long has this meltdown been going on exactly? I only discovered the drama the other day just by chance.
re: #116 by vagabond trader
re: #115 by Nikis Knight
It doesn’t matter how thin that the evidence is,
Charlie loves a good smear.
re: #157 by song_and_dance_man
I like the concise ones.
re: #164 by vagabond trader
There’s a few left like Mandy and Reine
re: #138 by vagabond trader
Ah yesssss, Tawana Brawley…..has the schlock and smearmeister ever paid any of that civil judgment that was won against him by the cops and the DA that he smeared.
Oh, and I understand three Duke lacrosse players are still waiting for an apology from him and Jessie “Hymietown” Jackson.
re: #148 by song_and_dance_man
re: #150 by vagabond trader
Not to bring up Icarus, but this is teh 2nd time he has sided with Anti-Semites.
1st he sides with Daily Kos and now Al Sharpton/Jesse Jackson.
re: #98 by MightyConservative
Absolutely. I’m all for saving the fish, but saving the fish and allowing the farmers their water isn’t mutually exclusive (except if you’re a Progressive). Surely there’s an engineer left in California that can build a pipe that doesn’t suck up fish.
re: #170 by Rodan
Yup, we knew this was coming. Thats why I mouthed off on the other thread, my way of letting him know we are onto him.
I was posting there quite a bit during the election. Got attacked by quite a number of people calling me all sorts of names.
Didn’t read it or go back until about 4 months ago and got jumped on immediately, banned in less than an hour. lOlolol
Let’s face it — progressives see human beings as a scourge upon the Earth. If they could end the existence of the human race to make the planet a little prettier, they’d do it.
They think humans are chauvinistic towards animals and rocks.
re: #146 by MightyConservative
We were all sitting in the bar one day and thought it’d be fun to go catch all the Delta Smelt and use it to catch a real fish like a Tuna.
re: #171 by blueiris
You can’t use technology to solve a problem created by human interference with nature! It’s just trying to treat sin with more sin! Only diminishing human standards of living are acceptable, not overcoming problems* via ingenuity and capitalism.
*Not that I care about a fish, especially one that isn’t being actively utilized to feed something important.
Seems like a really shady excuse since no one is trying to save all the birds that get sucked into jet engines.
http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj288/teebowne67/openposttallahasse1.jpg
ROFLMAO
Which one of Obama’s Czars is the guy who think dogs and cats should be allowed to hire lawyers to sue people?
I love dogs and cats, but for goodness sake.
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The NFL has become exactly what Rush describes it as. There is little dignity and respect left in the game. Much like one would expect from crips and bloods.
This is my last post here. I used to love the debates. Is anyone paying attention to the economy? How about the overt irresponsibility on the hill? Oh yes, I almost forgot, our men and women in uniform risking their lives for this country, for YOU.
Grog
Before it disappears
re: #170 by Rodan
He is in the bus ready to rev it up.
re: #174 by Eliana
We can always start with them.
re: #101 by Nikis Knight
You got it, Charles & that Weasel thing only see humor at someone eles’s expense.
It is commonly called sadism
Kass something
re: #173 by teacake
Well, too bad for those losers, because you’re most certainly OUR gain.
Sunstein
re: #169 by Carolina Girl
They are the lowest most reprehensible extortion artists.
Progressives are hyper-vigilant in their hunt for “racism” and should cut back on the caffeine.
re: #171 by blueiris
“the good reason” (for the progs) is to make you dependent on them for survival…then they can run your life as they see fit.
bbl…this is a driveby
re: #184 by RIX
The AZZpimple is a nasty piece of work is it not?
re: #177 by teacake
It was probably liberals who wanted to build a garbage dump at the end of an airport runway in New York too. Garbage attracts birds.
It would be like putting “Free Bird Food” signs on the tarmac.
New Open Thread Up Now Beaches.
…now get back on topic here; stat like.
I suggest the farm workers head up to the San Joaquin Delta and have themselves a big ‘ol fish fry fiesta.
Done, problem solved.
re: #179 by Eliana
That is not the worst of it. He is also married to the Israel hater Samantha Power and he believes the Constitution is passe’
re: #186 by Carolina Girl
Thanks! Glad to be here too.
re: #151 by teacake
I know this is going to sound cynical and perhaps a bit elitist but a big part of me thinks that this affliction of Leftism is due to affluence. It’s a bunch of spoiled rotten brats having too much time on their hands. When you’re struggling to make a living you don’t have time to sit around and pontificate about fucking nirvana. You’re busy living and appreciating the things you’ve earned.
The irony is that these leftist bastards have that time on their hands due to the hard work and effort of their predecessors. And they spit on it’s fruits and toy with and tinker with it. And they will fuck it up. You mark my words.
re: #178 by NoThreat2U
No shame in this country anymore huh?
re: #176 by Nikis Knight
You nailed it. Solving problems is just so… well, so AMERICAN.
(Not to mention, do we know if this fish was artificially introduced to that habitat by evil white men?)
re: #183 by Rightside
If the progressives believe that humans are so bad — they could start by locking themselves up at the very least.
Indeed.
re: #174 by Eliana
Progressives don’t view themselves as Humans. They really believe they have evolved into Enlightened God like Beings.
Back in the day Reganite attacked me for no real reason all the time. I never even talked to him. Just before I left, that guy Walter always had some smart thing to call me. Usually psycho or idiot or something like that.
re: #198 by vagabond trader
None at all. LOL LOL
re: #58 by Ed Mahmoud
Minor correction here. Most pagans are quite aware that plants and animals are not the equivalent of humans. We have our fruitcakes and extremists, of course, but most of us have the same basic idea of stewardship of the world as Christians do.
re: #165 by teacake
I’ve been here since May and it was pretty steady but cozy here,then all of a sudden around Labor Day he went beserko.
re: #196 by teacake
{teacake}
re: #191 by 88Cid
Indeed.
re: #203 by NoThreat2U
Damn, reminds me of the hasband going out on the back deck nekkid to get a pail just because he could.Its like,why??
re: #202 by teacake
Well, we all love you here.
re: #205 by vagabond trader
I came in on the evening of September 12th when people were starting to flood in here! CJ was whining about the stalker site so I started hunting through the internet for 2.0 until I found it!
It’s great!!!
re: #170 by Rodan
1st he sides with Daily Kos and now Al Sharpton/Jesse Jackson.
Rush was on fire today going after those race-baiters. (No, Charles, not literally. Stop getting so excited.)
re: #201 by Rodan
Ya know what, that’s exactly how my ex neighbors viewed themselves. All proud progrssive types who meddled in my personal life, did some highly vicious things, robbed me of dignity, spread stories and turned the guy I was seeing against me too. One of them is oh so enlightened sage woman, another is a hooker who pretends to be a spiritual yoga massage therapist, the rest flaky artist assholes who are so much better than everyone.
re: #210 by Eliana
Thats how a lot of us found it. Hes our best PR man!
I haven’t found any hard science yet – but I found what a congresscritter had to say on the matter:
http://www.campbell.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2548&Itemid=73
Delta Smelt: Most of you reading this are in Southern California. But you should know that 85,000 of our farmers from the Central Valley of California have lost their jobs as their farms dry up with no water. It’s not because of the drought. There is plenty of water available for those farms, but radical groups have succeeded in getting 12 water pumps from the Sacramento Delta shut down in order to protect the habitat of a 2-inch fish that is not indigenous to the region called the Delta Smelt. Many of you know that I am an animal lover and believe in protecting species. But I do not believe in destroying thousands of human lives, livelihoods, and causing us to lose the ability to produce our own food in order to improve the quality of life of an invasive fish species that is not endangered. We can open those pumps, and there will still be plenty of fish because of filters and we should build the “peripheral canal” to secure water for the future of California farming.
re: #210 by Eliana
Lots of bannings then,including me.
Charles was deperately defending Van Jones on the evening of 9/11 & I dispeased him.
Next day blocked & I never got to say goodbye &I rally had a few things to say to him
re: #205 by vagabond trader
Labor day? Yikes. Maybe he is off some meds or something.
re: #201 by Rodan
Quite true.
re: #214 by vapig
He has his head on straight too bad his colleagues are traitors.
re: #215 by RIX
It’s probably all been said here and at the other 3 blogs. Its unbelievable really. LOL And all the youtube spoofs too. He’s quite the anti-celebrity.
re: #215 by RIX
Even if you did, it would have been flushed immediately down his
piememory hole.Just think you can do it over here again and again, and add anything you want, without fear of the hippie control freak “blocking” your account!
re: #214 by vapig
I think it will be very interesting when Paul Rodriguez campaigns for Republican candidates next year, which he has said he’s going to do. He’s going to be especially vocal in Los Angeles.
He’s been warmly welcomed by Cali GOP Congress critters when he’s asked to speak to them, and he said on Inga’s show that he was very surprised, considering he’d heard so much negative data about the GOP.
To Arnold’s credit, by the way, he’s been trying to get the pumps turned on as well, according to the stories I’ve read.
re: #216 by teacake
Or just off his rocker.Funny thing I was feeling sorry for him and a few here chastized me reminding us that he had indeed hurt a lot of good people. Wouldn’t you know that a couple of hours later his handmaiden Irish Rose complained to our server about some nonsense and we were shut down for hours.Thats what you get for feeling sorry for a jerk.
re: #214 by vapig
Well, what the heck. This fish is not even indigenous to the delta and is probably upsetting the local environment.
Once again proof these whack job progressives are not really concerned about what they profess.
re: #162 by Nikis Knight
With the media we have do they even know? I’m sure the progs are blaming Bush somehow for their higher food prices.
Rodan
vapigs link and quote may be worthy of another update.
re: #221 by Carolina Girl
Man if that were my living patience would not be a virtue.Surprised there hasn’t been sabotage. The Rs should be all over this kind of crap as prime evidence of progressive fascism.
re: #223 by song_and_dance_man
Progressives are not indigenous to America. They are a foreign virus that has infected us.
re: #227 by LGoPs
Second that! Can we send them back or at least develop a vaccine?
re: #212 by teacake
While South Park isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, the episode with hybrid car, and then the move to San Francisco, did about as much as I have ever seen for those special folks that go the extra mile to be “enlightened.”
If you haven’t seen it, it is worth a watch because it hits the nail on the head with the self-righteous smugness that just makes ordinary folks want to vomit projectile style.
re: #220 by Rightside
Yeah, but I just wanted to tell him on his own blog. On the btright side , I was able to get the Weasel for myself & some others.
Charles must have been at therapy.
This situation reminds me of a land preservation society back where I grew up on a dairy farm run by my dad. My relatives from the city couldn’t believe that my father wouldn’t support conservation efforts, but while preserving land for agriculture was the preservation society’s stated aim, the only people they seemed to be fighting were farmers who wanted to expand their operations.
re: #218 by vagabond trader
He’s outnumbered badly in Kali, that’s for sure!
re: #219 by teacake
He’s a jackass. He is on a lunatic rant right now that Limaugh is a racist. Even if all of those comments have been debunked, it doesn’t matter. Charles believes the voices in hi head.
re: #221 by Carolina Girl
What do you mean trying??? He’s the governator, for cryin out loud! He should be able to sign some executive order or something. The job has it’s perks for goodness sakes!!
You shut off the water. The farmers go broke, the millions of acres are all put up at once in a big fire sale, for pennies on the dollar. And guess who works for one of the biggest real estate development companies in California.
Diane Finsteins husband, Richard Blum of CBRE. And Paul Pelosi who has major real estate holdings including vineyards, stood side by side with his wife and Finsteins right behind Obama during the campaign. After it is bought up, I predict the water will magically turn on again. Follow the money.
South Park has its funny moments…
/Sorry for the Wikipedia quote but sometimes Wiki is ok.
re: #226 by vagabond trader
I agree! This should be one of those civil disobedience issues. A whole mob needs to show up to turn the pumps back on! They can’t arrest them all!
re: #227 by LGoPs
I can agree with that wholeheartedly.
re: #235 by Sparky
Dang! I think you’re on to something there!
re: #239 by vapig
Are you sure? Cuz the libtards think I’m just paranoid.
re: #240 by Sparky
Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they aren’t after you!
re: #241 by vapig
Oh there after me all right, only it’s just my wallet they want, I think.
re: #235 by Sparky
Now that gets a huge HMMMMMM
re: #242 by Sparky
They want more than your wallet. They want you.
They’re out there Neo.
re: #244 by song_and_dance_man
Hah! Well I’ll be in good company.
re: #124 by vagabond trader
Smugopedia – Pretend you know better.
re: #31 by spacejesus
I just finished having sex with your mother.
re: #106 by Nevergiveup
OMG, that quote is still up….lol
Guess Chuck is napping on the job
re: #10 by spacejesus
Tell Chuckie that I hope he gets back on his meds soon and that I also the checks from Soros bounce realllllllllly high….
re: #247 by Speranza
Man she is good too isn’t she?
Rodan, this is a very important topic and excellent thread. We need to work hard on exposing the actions by the progressives to harm the good people of the land who work hard and provide for the nation. We cannot allow them to damage our food supply nor distress our farmers. They do it to gain power and divert wealth to their cronies.
I hope to see more threads on the matter.
Why should this judge and cronies have running water in their gated community mansions?
OK. Fine. Progressives think humans are a cancer on Gaia’s arse or whatever. Well, then, since they’re so enlightened and progressive and all, they should lead by example and remove themselves from existence. After all, despite the God-complex, they still eat, shit, and use up resources. So, being the avant-guarde, they should be at the forefront of this fantastic new movement. After all, we common peasants are too dumb to learn any other way but by example. So, here is your chance, progressives! Be first! Be daring! Do it for Mother Gaia!
I just knew that Pelosi and Feinstein had skins in the game, so to speak. Truly, totally, and utterly disgusting – but not totally surprising.
re: #141 by vagabond trader
Ummm,the babe DID load his diaper again Dad.Guaranteed.
THAT is no joke. You shoulda heard him tonight. I thought the kid was trying out for the New York Philharmonic.
And what’s La Raza saying about this?