I’ve lately been comparing some of our “right string” commentators remarks to some old clippings my mom saved from 5 decades ago. The striking “stuck in the dogma” viewpoints are interesting, as those old clippings were John Birch Society (founded by Bob Welch and Fred Koch- yes THAT Koch Industries father) blathering, being repeated today almost verbatim! The TEA party IS nothing more than an updated sector of the JBS, willing to destroy America to “save it”.
The Soviet Union is gone, but “socialism” remains the purest evil, and of course there’s the issue of the “Kenyan Commie” who got elected to serve in the White House. BTW, Iran is NOT the threat the old Soviet Union was, or today’s Russia (brink of bankruptcy), or China (home to a “state” schizophrenia torn by Capitalism vs “Communist” totalitarian leaders).
Which, China and India are BOTH nuclear powers with population in the BILLIONS between them, exactly what will it cost our mere 360 million folks to continue to control those populations? Oh, right, look for the “made in” label in so many of our products from T-shirts to technologic marvels, to pharmaceuticals.
It really is kinda’ funny that those same JBS “industrialists” in America, have totally capitulated to those two powers, and others, to ship our jobs overseas, and the “little guys” they’ve stomped on, are the base of the TEA party support. I find that pretty, well sadly, funny.
And just what president opened up our trade with China in the first place? Hint: The only president to ever resign the presidency, and if he was not a Republican then just who was?
Ik denk dat ik heb al reeds een beetje succes gehad met deze tactiek.Hij probeert vaak, maar niet in slaagt.Natuurlijk zal hij dit vertalen en dan zal hij zijn moeite verdubbel ; maar ik zal niet de moeite maken. Ik antwoordt nooit.
I apologize for mentioning the Republican Party instead of the tea party, they are hopefully two distinct entities. In actuality, I also think that Nixon opening up relations with China was not a bad thing. And neither is maintaining those relations through other presidents either a bad thing in itself. The nation of China will not ever go to war with the USA, as we are indeed their best customers, and you do not go to war with your best customers. There are still many industries in the US that we still need here, and do far better than anybody else can do, besides which, trade with the Chinese also generates many jobs here in the USA itself.I am sorry if I gave you the wrong impression in my original post!
It’s easy to push buttons. I pressed his and I got an answer. The reply above shows he paid attention and found out what I had posted by going out of his way to translate it. All here have to start recognising all his comments are designed to elicit a retort or an angry denial. He pushes buttons. He likes it; he thrives on it. He has nothing else to offer except generating anger. It’s up to the others here to react or to ignore. I’m sure I’ll now have more obnoxious comments lobbed my way. But I don’t particularly care. Meh.
Dtroutma over 10 years ago
At least it’s not Caribou Barbie, or Cruz, Boehner, Perry, Ryan, or quite a number of others.
ConserveGov over 10 years ago
Can’t wait until people see hundreds missing from their tax returns in April because of the Dems.Bring on the vote!
avarner over 10 years ago
If you want to see Stockholm Syndrome, just look right here.
Dtroutma over 10 years ago
I’ve lately been comparing some of our “right string” commentators remarks to some old clippings my mom saved from 5 decades ago. The striking “stuck in the dogma” viewpoints are interesting, as those old clippings were John Birch Society (founded by Bob Welch and Fred Koch- yes THAT Koch Industries father) blathering, being repeated today almost verbatim! The TEA party IS nothing more than an updated sector of the JBS, willing to destroy America to “save it”.
The Soviet Union is gone, but “socialism” remains the purest evil, and of course there’s the issue of the “Kenyan Commie” who got elected to serve in the White House. BTW, Iran is NOT the threat the old Soviet Union was, or today’s Russia (brink of bankruptcy), or China (home to a “state” schizophrenia torn by Capitalism vs “Communist” totalitarian leaders).
Which, China and India are BOTH nuclear powers with population in the BILLIONS between them, exactly what will it cost our mere 360 million folks to continue to control those populations? Oh, right, look for the “made in” label in so many of our products from T-shirts to technologic marvels, to pharmaceuticals.
It really is kinda’ funny that those same JBS “industrialists” in America, have totally capitulated to those two powers, and others, to ship our jobs overseas, and the “little guys” they’ve stomped on, are the base of the TEA party support. I find that pretty, well sadly, funny.
frodo1008 over 10 years ago
And just what president opened up our trade with China in the first place? Hint: The only president to ever resign the presidency, and if he was not a Republican then just who was?
OmqR-IV.0 over 10 years ago
Indeed.
OmqR-IV.0 over 10 years ago
Ik denk dat ik heb al reeds een beetje succes gehad met deze tactiek.Hij probeert vaak, maar niet in slaagt.Natuurlijk zal hij dit vertalen en dan zal hij zijn moeite verdubbel ; maar ik zal niet de moeite maken. Ik antwoordt nooit.
frodo1008 over 10 years ago
I apologize for mentioning the Republican Party instead of the tea party, they are hopefully two distinct entities. In actuality, I also think that Nixon opening up relations with China was not a bad thing. And neither is maintaining those relations through other presidents either a bad thing in itself. The nation of China will not ever go to war with the USA, as we are indeed their best customers, and you do not go to war with your best customers. There are still many industries in the US that we still need here, and do far better than anybody else can do, besides which, trade with the Chinese also generates many jobs here in the USA itself.I am sorry if I gave you the wrong impression in my original post!
OmqR-IV.0 over 10 years ago
It’s easy to push buttons. I pressed his and I got an answer. The reply above shows he paid attention and found out what I had posted by going out of his way to translate it. All here have to start recognising all his comments are designed to elicit a retort or an angry denial. He pushes buttons. He likes it; he thrives on it. He has nothing else to offer except generating anger. It’s up to the others here to react or to ignore. I’m sure I’ll now have more obnoxious comments lobbed my way. But I don’t particularly care. Meh.
OmqR-IV.0 over 10 years ago
I thought it was just Jack who had issues with the English language. Are you having trouble, too?