Pelosi the hypicrite...
 

wrote:
On Fri, 14 Aug 2009 12:04:20 -0400, NotNow wrote:

Lu Powell wrote:
http://www.breitbart.tv/06-flashback...of-disruptors/


January 17, 2006: "So I think all of you who have spoken out for your
courage, your point of view. All of it. Your advocacy is very American
and very important."

Isn't she the one who recently said protesters of the health reform plan
were un-American?

Inquiring minds want to know...



I think it IS un-American to purposefully LIE about the health reform plan.

There was plenty of misinformation sold as truth in the criticism of
the Bush administration too. I think that was the point.
A good example was the "NSA wiretap" fiasco. If you listened to the
left, they were tapping your phone call to your wife asking what was
for dinner. That would only have been true if you we in Kabul (or some
other terrorist hotbed) at the time. They only tapped a call where at
least one party was in a suspect foreign country and then they looked
for key words in the conversation by computer, not sitting there with
the head set on..
Personally I don't have any expectation of privacy on any
international call. If my government wasn't listening, I would expect
another one to be.
The way we all get abused in the drug war, I don't even expect much
privacy in my local calls. All it takes is a friend of a friend of a
friend to be under investigation and they might tap their whole phone
tree.

There you go, but some here claim that you can't bring up what has
happened before (although they did it with Clinton) because Bush isn't
in office now.

Pelosi the hypicrite...
 

On Fri, 14 Aug 2009 14:14:47 -0400, NotNow wrote:

wrote:
On Fri, 14 Aug 2009 12:04:20 -0400, NotNow wrote:

Lu Powell wrote:
http://www.breitbart.tv/06-flashback...of-disruptors/


January 17, 2006: "So I think all of you who have spoken out for your
courage, your point of view. All of it. Your advocacy is very American
and very important."

Isn't she the one who recently said protesters of the health reform plan
were un-American?

Inquiring minds want to know...



I think it IS un-American to purposefully LIE about the health reform plan.

There was plenty of misinformation sold as truth in the criticism of
the Bush administration too. I think that was the point.
A good example was the "NSA wiretap" fiasco. If you listened to the
left, they were tapping your phone call to your wife asking what was
for dinner. That would only have been true if you we in Kabul (or some
other terrorist hotbed) at the time. They only tapped a call where at
least one party was in a suspect foreign country and then they looked
for key words in the conversation by computer, not sitting there with
the head set on..
Personally I don't have any expectation of privacy on any
international call. If my government wasn't listening, I would expect
another one to be.
The way we all get abused in the drug war, I don't even expect much
privacy in my local calls. All it takes is a friend of a friend of a
friend to be under investigation and they might tap their whole phone
tree.

There you go, but some here claim that you can't bring up what has
happened before (although they did it with Clinton) because Bush isn't
in office now.

When someone brough up Clinton's malfeasance in office prior to the
Bush administration, you liberals jumped all over it.

For example:

Liberal - "Bush lied about Saddam having WMD."

Conservative - "Well then, Clinton lied about it also. He said it
first." (Which is a true statement, BTW.)

Liberal - "There you go talking about Clinton again!"

Remember?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1IrO...eature=related
--
John H

All decisions, even those made by liberals, are the result of binary thinking.