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On 8/27/2010 7:37 AM, Secular Humanist wrote:
...planning to attend the Racist Rally?


The Return of the Know-Nothing Party?

When Glenn Beck takes to the steps of the Lincoln Memorial Saturday—the
anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech—he will
not be flanked by any leading Republicans. The GOP's officeholders
either weren't invited or sent their regrets, and the Washington Post
says "operatives at virtually every Republican committee in Washington
claimed little or no knowledge of the event" (which Beck is billing as
an heir to Abraham Lincoln, Rosa Parks, MLK, the moon landing, etc.).

Beck's rallies aren't known for drawing the most politically correct
posters, and his plan to "reclaim the civil rights movement" for his
followers gives Republicans what the Post calls "cause to be squeamish."
Beck has insisted that the rally isn't political, but inviting Sarah
Palin to co-host your event doesn't exactly scream "apolitical." Whether
the signs come out or not, Democrats are expecting it to be a very
camera-friendly event, and they have no intention of letting Republicans
declaim knowledge of or relationship with the Tea Partiers. "The event
itself will shine a bright light, once again, on hysterical right-wing
zealots and their bizarre leaders," says Steve Benen, who is worried
about Beck's mental state. "The party that's been taken over by the
extremists is feigning ignorance." "Republicans for well over the past
year have firmly embraced the tea party and some of these right-wing
fringe groups that Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin have rallied around," one
Democratic spokesman said. "The fact that they're trying to plead
ignorance is just completely absurd."

- - -

I wonder if Herring will be there. He's a fan of Beck's and...a white
racist.



I'd go if I lived up there. Beck is a true American and represents us
white folks.

Any idiots...
 

On Aug 27, 8:32*am, flajim wrote:
On 8/27/2010 7:37 AM, Secular Humanist wrote:



...planning to attend the Racist Rally?

The Return of the Know-Nothing Party?

When Glenn Beck takes to the steps of the Lincoln Memorial Saturday—the
anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech—he will
not be flanked by any leading Republicans. The GOP's officeholders
either weren't invited or sent their regrets, and the Washington Post
says "operatives at virtually every Republican committee in Washington
claimed little or no knowledge of the event" (which Beck is billing as
an heir to Abraham Lincoln, Rosa Parks, MLK, the moon landing, etc.).

Beck's rallies aren't known for drawing the most politically correct
posters, and his plan to "reclaim the civil rights movement" for his
followers gives Republicans what the Post calls "cause to be squeamish."
Beck has insisted that the rally isn't political, but inviting Sarah
Palin to co-host your event doesn't exactly scream "apolitical." Whether
the signs come out or not, Democrats are expecting it to be a very
camera-friendly event, and they have no intention of letting Republicans
declaim knowledge of or relationship with the Tea Partiers. "The event
itself will shine a bright light, once again, on hysterical right-wing
zealots and their bizarre leaders," says Steve Benen, who is worried
about Beck's mental state. "The party that's been taken over by the
extremists is feigning ignorance." "Republicans for well over the past
year have firmly embraced the tea party and some of these right-wing
fringe groups that Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin have rallied around," one
Democratic spokesman said. "The fact that they're trying to plead
ignorance is just completely absurd."

- - -

I wonder if Herring will be there. He's a fan of Beck's and...a white
racist.

I'd go if I lived up there. Beck is a true American and represents us
white folks.

You mean you trailer-trash-swamp-dwelling asswipes?

Any idiots...
 

In article , says...

On 8/27/2010 7:37 AM, Secular Humanist wrote:
...planning to attend the Racist Rally?


The Return of the Know-Nothing Party?

When Glenn Beck takes to the steps of the Lincoln Memorial Saturday?the
anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech?he will
not be flanked by any leading Republicans. The GOP's officeholders
either weren't invited or sent their regrets, and the Washington Post
says "operatives at virtually every Republican committee in Washington
claimed little or no knowledge of the event" (which Beck is billing as
an heir to Abraham Lincoln, Rosa Parks, MLK, the moon landing, etc.).

Beck's rallies aren't known for drawing the most politically correct
posters, and his plan to "reclaim the civil rights movement" for his
followers gives Republicans what the Post calls "cause to be squeamish."
Beck has insisted that the rally isn't political, but inviting Sarah
Palin to co-host your event doesn't exactly scream "apolitical." Whether
the signs come out or not, Democrats are expecting it to be a very
camera-friendly event, and they have no intention of letting Republicans
declaim knowledge of or relationship with the Tea Partiers. "The event
itself will shine a bright light, once again, on hysterical right-wing
zealots and their bizarre leaders," says Steve Benen, who is worried
about Beck's mental state. "The party that's been taken over by the
extremists is feigning ignorance." "Republicans for well over the past
year have firmly embraced the tea party and some of these right-wing
fringe groups that Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin have rallied around," one
Democratic spokesman said. "The fact that they're trying to plead
ignorance is just completely absurd."

- - -

I wonder if Herring will be there. He's a fan of Beck's and...a white
racist.



I'd go if I lived up there. Beck is a true American and represents us
white folks.

So, is this your new trick little monkey, still trying to get noticed?
Now you cut (and edit) and paste and then spoof Jim to answer yourself?
Pathetic...

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

Any idiots...
 

On 8/27/10 10:21 AM, *e#c wrote:
On Aug 27, 8:32 am, wrote:
On 8/27/2010 7:37 AM, Secular Humanist wrote:



...planning to attend the Racist Rally?

The Return of the Know-Nothing Party?

When Glenn Beck takes to the steps of the Lincoln Memorial Saturday—the
anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech—he will
not be flanked by any leading Republicans. The GOP's officeholders
either weren't invited or sent their regrets, and the Washington Post
says "operatives at virtually every Republican committee in Washington
claimed little or no knowledge of the event" (which Beck is billing as
an heir to Abraham Lincoln, Rosa Parks, MLK, the moon landing, etc.).


- - -

I wonder if Herring will be there. He's a fan of Beck's and...a white
racist.

I'd go if I lived up there. Beck is a true American and represents us
white folks.

You mean you trailer-trash-swamp-dwelling asswipes?

Yeah...those are the ones.

Any idiots...
 

"I am Tosk" wrote in message
...
In article , says...

On 8/27/2010 7:37 AM, Secular Humanist wrote:
...planning to attend the Racist Rally?


The Return of the Know-Nothing Party?

When Glenn Beck takes to the steps of the Lincoln Memorial Saturday?the
anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech?he will
not be flanked by any leading Republicans. The GOP's officeholders
either weren't invited or sent their regrets, and the Washington Post
says "operatives at virtually every Republican committee in Washington
claimed little or no knowledge of the event" (which Beck is billing as
an heir to Abraham Lincoln, Rosa Parks, MLK, the moon landing, etc.).

Beck's rallies aren't known for drawing the most politically correct
posters, and his plan to "reclaim the civil rights movement" for his
followers gives Republicans what the Post calls "cause to be
squeamish."
Beck has insisted that the rally isn't political, but inviting Sarah
Palin to co-host your event doesn't exactly scream "apolitical."
Whether
the signs come out or not, Democrats are expecting it to be a very
camera-friendly event, and they have no intention of letting
Republicans
declaim knowledge of or relationship with the Tea Partiers. "The event
itself will shine a bright light, once again, on hysterical right-wing
zealots and their bizarre leaders," says Steve Benen, who is worried
about Beck's mental state. "The party that's been taken over by the
extremists is feigning ignorance." "Republicans for well over the past
year have firmly embraced the tea party and some of these right-wing
fringe groups that Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin have rallied around," one
Democratic spokesman said. "The fact that they're trying to plead
ignorance is just completely absurd."

- - -

I wonder if Herring will be there. He's a fan of Beck's and...a white
racist.



I'd go if I lived up there. Beck is a true American and represents us
white folks.

So, is this your new trick little monkey, still trying to get noticed?
Now you cut (and edit) and paste and then spoof Jim to answer yourself?
Pathetic...

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!


My brother Harry's train has been de-railed and by the look of things he
will never get it back on track. Kudos to the men who made it possible
through their relentless efforts. Keep up the good work.
--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually everyone knows.
If a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

Any idiots...
 

In article ,
says...

"I am Tosk" wrote in message
...
In article , says...

On 8/27/2010 7:37 AM, Secular Humanist wrote:
...planning to attend the Racist Rally?


The Return of the Know-Nothing Party?

When Glenn Beck takes to the steps of the Lincoln Memorial Saturday?the
anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech?he will
not be flanked by any leading Republicans. The GOP's officeholders
either weren't invited or sent their regrets, and the Washington Post
says "operatives at virtually every Republican committee in Washington
claimed little or no knowledge of the event" (which Beck is billing as
an heir to Abraham Lincoln, Rosa Parks, MLK, the moon landing, etc.).

Beck's rallies aren't known for drawing the most politically correct
posters, and his plan to "reclaim the civil rights movement" for his
followers gives Republicans what the Post calls "cause to be
squeamish."
Beck has insisted that the rally isn't political, but inviting Sarah
Palin to co-host your event doesn't exactly scream "apolitical."
Whether
the signs come out or not, Democrats are expecting it to be a very
camera-friendly event, and they have no intention of letting
Republicans
declaim knowledge of or relationship with the Tea Partiers. "The event
itself will shine a bright light, once again, on hysterical right-wing
zealots and their bizarre leaders," says Steve Benen, who is worried
about Beck's mental state. "The party that's been taken over by the
extremists is feigning ignorance." "Republicans for well over the past
year have firmly embraced the tea party and some of these right-wing
fringe groups that Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin have rallied around," one
Democratic spokesman said. "The fact that they're trying to plead
ignorance is just completely absurd."

- - -

I wonder if Herring will be there. He's a fan of Beck's and...a white
racist.



I'd go if I lived up there. Beck is a true American and represents us
white folks.

So, is this your new trick little monkey, still trying to get noticed?
Now you cut (and edit) and paste and then spoof Jim to answer yourself?
Pathetic...

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!


My brother Harry's train has been de-railed and by the look of things he
will never get it back on track. Kudos to the men who made it possible
through their relentless efforts. Keep up the good work.

No way. I'm much too narcissistic to ever stop.

Any idiots...
 

On Fri, 27 Aug 2010 08:32:06 -0400, flajim wrote:

On 8/27/2010 7:37 AM, Secular Humanist wrote:
...planning to attend the Racist Rally?

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I wonder if Herring will be there. He's a fan of Beck's and...a white
racist.



I'd go if I lived up there. Beck is a true American and represents us
white folks.

I did go! Had a great time and heard some great speakers, not the least of which
was Glenn Beck.

The 'progressive liberal secularists' can knock Beck all the want. Remember,
they abhor the truth.
--
John H

All decisions are the result of binary thinking.

Any idiots...
 

"John H" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 27 Aug 2010 08:32:06 -0400, flajim wrote:

On 8/27/2010 7:37 AM, Secular Humanist wrote:
...planning to attend the Racist Rally?

snipped
- - -

I wonder if Herring will be there. He's a fan of Beck's and...a white
racist.



I'd go if I lived up there. Beck is a true American and represents us
white folks.

I did go! Had a great time and heard some great speakers, not the least of
which
was Glenn Beck.

The 'progressive liberal secularists' can knock Beck all the want.
Remember,
they abhor the truth.
--
John H

All decisions are the result of binary thinking.

You're a racist and a liar. I'm sure you did get inspiration from Beck and
Palin and the other racist liars that attended.

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nom=de=plume wrote:

You're a racist and a liar.

The quavering plaintiff bleat of a sheeple.

Any idiots...
 

"Secular Humanist" wrote in message
...
nom=de=plume wrote:

You're a racist and a liar.

The quavering plaintiff bleat of a sheeple.

You're the moronic spoofer who thinks impersonating other people makes his
penis larger.