From Congressman Dingell we get this honest, and startling, admission to what those of who have been paying attention already knew.
Roll the tape:
From Congressman Dingell we get this honest, and startling, admission to what those of who have been paying attention already knew.
Roll the tape:
Seems as though if Little Jack Horner sat in a corner what he’d pull out on his thumb would be a Dingellberry.
Dingell is just another prime example of why there should be Term Limits for both Congress and the Senate. Career Politicians are just power grabbing parasites with the taxpayer as the victim.
So was there ever any doubt?
Beck said:
“They need you to be estranged from them. They need you to pick up a gun or a bomb. They need you to break the law. They need you to become them in the 1960s. They need you to do it. Because they know America does not support those kinds of people and they have become legitimate. They have dropped the radical pose for the radical ends, and they are making you the radical. Do not play into their game. They hold all of the cards. Do not do anything but get on your knees. As we turn to him, he will turn to us. This is his land. Let it play out his way. Do not pick up anything… except your soul. They need you to become radical.”
😀
Now you can stare into the face of Marxist Evil!
@Skookum:
Looks like a Nazi to me.
Yonason, I am a traditionalist who maintains that a Nationalist Socialist Worker Party Member (generically termed a Nazi by Churchill and other misinformed people who were in a desperate battle for their lives with them) and a Marxist are one in the same. Hitler considered himself a Marxist, I tend to agree with him on that point and the one about making it an embarrassment to be a lawyer. (thinking of Brob, not Disturber)
The phrase Nazi has been used very effectively by the Marxists to disassociate themselves from the National Socialists and their obvious crimes against humanity.
I refrain from using the Nazi term, I prefer ‘National Socialist’, a term that will put you at odds with many a Leftist, a fact that only verifies the association.
But yes, I agree with you; he looks like a Nazi on trial at Nuremberg, contemplating the steps up to the trap door.
@Skook, Hitler a Marxist? National Socialism and Marxism the same thing? Sounds like somebody fell for The Big Lie.
Danny, after three glasses of wine; I must get up in a few hours, drive 200 hundred miles, work on 8 to ten horses, any of them capable of pounding my bones into the dirt, and driving home to repeat the process again the next day. So forgive me if I don’t play you like a fish and instead retire in a few minutes for a few hours of sleep.
I shall quote Mr Goerring, from a speech he gave in Berlin, April 9, 1933.
“Our movement took a grip on cowardly Marxism and from it extracted the meaning of Socialism. It also took from the cowardly middle-class parties their nationalism. Throwing both into the cauldron of our way of life there emerged, as clear as a crystal, the synthesis – German National Socialism.”
Your twentieth century history teacher may have been misinformed, you may send her here for an arse whippin also; but if you want to challenge me on the bloody sands of intellectual debate, please bring more than empty platitudes and apoplectic hysterics from your Leftist propagandists.
And now, I bid everyone adieu, until the morrow evening. Please, come prepared, a battle of wits against unarmed opponents is so boring.
@Skook
I’m surprised you chose you chose the Goerring, when Hitler himself said that basically “National Socialism is Marxism,” not to mention dozens of Goebbes’ anti-capitalist rants. Of course, for every pro-Marxist speech, there’s at least one pro-capitalist speech, for all their anti-private property speech, you will find all their pro-private property speech…..that was what I meant when I said you fell for The Big Lie…do you even know what the Big Lie was? Do you even know that the Nazi’s were propaganda masterminds, and rhetorical wizards? Do you know anything about the political climate of 1920s Germany, and which two parties the Nazi Party was trying to overtake? They strategically positioned themselves to the Right of the Social Dems; the commies were on the left. The Nazi were less concerned with ideology, and more concerned with power. Hitler himself was notoriously dis-interested in Economics actually.
Do you really want to be quoting Nazi leaders to prove your point? Do you not think that maybe, just possibly, the meaning of their words might be…..oh, I don’t know, LOADED.
I bet you’re a tea-bagger, aren’t you?
@Skookum:
I knew I should have linked to what I was seeing in him, you know, replace the glasses with a monocle.
http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/colonel_klink.jpg
…only a lot nastier (it ‘s the sneer that does it).
“But yes, I agree with you; he looks like a Nazi on trial at Nuremberg, contemplating the steps up to the trap door.”
BINGO! And the sooner he’s marched up those steps, BEFORE he has time to cause any more harm, the better.
And, yes, I’m, quite aware of the similarities (and differences) between Nazis and Commies…
http://jonjayray.tripod.com/hitler.html
Oh, and “Danny D” reminds me, it’s time to get the bug zappers out of mothballs for the upcoming long hot summer before next election season.
Danny
How can you disagree with yourself…
–in only one comment?
The shallow end of the pool is over there.
Yes everyone knows that Hitler was big fan of Marx and really embraced Marxism. He was also an atheist and of course he loved Jewish people.
@Patvann, read my whole comment. I think my contradiction was intentional….that was my point. K, I’m done here.
I know exactly what your wrote.
And Hitler learned all about propaganda from the American Progressive movement that culminated in Wilson becoming president. He stated it in Mein Kampf, and other letters.
And yes…you are “done”…
And, speaking of Nazis, “everyone knows” that neo-cons are the dangerous ones, and Lefty brownshirts are always just so soft and cuddly.