"Real meaning of life...stuff" - Daniel Jackson
Thursday, September 23, 2004

WAIT!  Before you go any further, read this…or my entry will make no sense at all.

 

You’ve been warned

 

Whoa, Evil Cub…

 

First of all, take a deep breath and calm down.  Get yourself a soda or beer from the fridge, take a deep pull and a deep breath.  Now repeat. 

 

OK, there’s no need to get so worked up about this.  It’s all very simple and straight forward.  I’ll explain it all for you in perfectly rational, reasonable terms that any real American can understand and agree with.

 

Ready?

 

First of all, you seem to be confused about a seeming double standard in the outing of this “operative” by Robert Novak and the falsification of documents regarding the service of our great leader.

 

What you don’t understand is that the effectiveness of our commander-in-chief is paramount to our national security.  He can’t be bothered with answering all sorts of tired allegations.  He’s got work to do…not just for you and I and our safety…not just for the children (How soulless of Dan Rather to endanger our children like that.  For shame.)…but for God.  God put him in the presidency to fight the war on terror so that you can be safe.

 

See?  It’s really not the same thing at all is it?  One guy is working for God and should be protected, the lady was just working for a paycheck, and only God knows who else she might have been working for.  You know how spies are…always sneaking around.  It’s a good thing we have people around to shine the light of day on them once in a while…keep them from getting too comfy. 

 

Now, you really do seem to think that this lady was vital to national security, and that probably lead to some of your confusion.  Let’s be real for just a minute here, shall we?  I mean, we can all agree, I’m sure, that chippy spies are great in James Bond films. After all, he’s got to have SOMEONE to sleep with.  Just because he has that fruity accent doesn’t make him gay…I mean, he’s British, that’s the way they talk.  They can’t help it.  Show some cultural sensitivity for Chrissake.  The exotic-looking ethnic chicks are particularly neat, because they are more easy for white males to objectify…but let’s not confuse fiction with reality.  What’s this girl going to do?  Blow up Al- Queda with a rigged tube of lipstick?  I don’t think so.

 

And what’s this about an enemies list?  You’re really one confused and deluded guy, you know that?  Dub-ya just has one entry on his enemies list:  terror.  We don’t know everything, you know.  Our government needs secret information to fight this war, and this guy you’re talking about was the ambassador to Iraq.  It was his job to get all cozy with Saddam…and then when the time comes to kick some terrorist butt he doesn’t want us to do it in Iraq?  Sounds to me like he maybe did his job a little too well.

 

One more thing, don’t for get that it’s God’s plan for a man and a woman, once married, to be one person.  The wife is just an extension of her husband’s will.  If he’s working for the terrorists then she must have been too.  You see how crucial it is that we take them both down now?

 

It’s all Clinton’s fault, and the fault of those liberal namby-pamby whiners.  If it weren’t for them, spying would be a man’s job like it’s supposed to be, and we wouldn’t have to worry about any of this.

 

And let me tell you, if Kerry gets elected, you’re going to see all sorts of ambassadors running around negotiating, making deals, playing politics with the U.N.…as if we’re not the United States of America.  And we’ll end up with chick spies and stuff like that.  Novak is going to be really busy rooting them all out for us, and…

 

What am I talking about.  Of course Kerry won’t get elected.  God will fix it for Bush…just like he did last time.

 

Never mind.

 

Now, don’t you feel better now that it’s all been explained to you?

Thursday, September 23, 2004 11:53:54 AM (Central Standard Time, UTC-06:00) | Comments [7] | #
Thursday, September 23, 2004 4:31:51 PM (Central Standard Time, UTC-06:00)
Ah! It all makes sense, now.
Thursday, September 23, 2004 9:58:53 PM (Central Standard Time, UTC-06:00)
>...…as if we’re not the United States of America

Shouldn't that be spelled... UUU-nited States of 'merica?
Ben Cline
Thursday, September 23, 2004 10:08:03 PM (Central Standard Time, UTC-06:00)
Captian, I seem to be reading moderate levels of satire ahead.

Irony shields to maximum, steady as she goes.
The Evil Cub
Friday, September 24, 2004 1:05:41 PM (Central Standard Time, UTC-06:00)
The truly enlightening part of this is the manner in which is exposes how people seem to see Bush. They see him as some simpleton who just *has* to be touched and/or inspired by God, otherwise how in the world did such a moron ever get into the office of the most powerful leader in the world?
So people seem to relate to Georgie.
They relate to him so closely that they actually think they know his mind.
Websters Dictionary defines the word 'Conjecture' as 'an inference from defective presumptive evidence, or a conclusion deduced by surmise or guesswork. A proposition before it has been proved or disproved."
The last one is the most defining. Putting it into context it says that Bush supporters amongst the common man 'propose something about Bush without having any proof to support it.'
Like this notion that he is a good christian?
All he ever did to earn this was a line in the republican debates back in 2000' when asked who his role model was.
The fact he likes to defy the book of Matthew and brag about his faith has earned him accolades with those who are just as falsely christian as he is.
But this adds to the conjecture. People relate to Bush and then use conjecture to suppose that Bush is someone or will do something that they have no proof of.
There are a lot of people out there who seem so sure that Bush will protect them, keep them safe, and make things well again that I have to wonder if they are truly mentally sound?
Because I really am having a hard time finding even the slightest bit of accomplishment to prove that Bush has or ever intended to do anything like that.

MYOB'
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MYOB
Friday, September 24, 2004 8:12:26 PM (Central Standard Time, UTC-06:00)
Yes, the Christian God of Jean Cauvin is in the house now. Tremble, ye Preterite, we will know you by your gross and criminal possession of that worst of all the drugs, melanin, and your poverty; rejoice ye Elect, you will be known by your wealth, complacency, and lightness of hue or ability to act real polite in its absence (or ability to wear a straightened hairstyle last seen in 1962).

This God will protect us, unless we sin, in which case he will punish us to prove that we are his people.

Not that pagan god who gave us relative prosperity in exchange for our electing a President who indulged his strong appetites---yes, that's right, Bill Clinton so loved America that he nearly sacrificed is only be-beating heart that America might grow fat too, a real shame...once people stop worrying about making ends meet, they start acting as if they have rights.
Dabney Taggart
Saturday, September 25, 2004 6:30:01 AM (Central Standard Time, UTC-06:00)
MYOB, I think you "misunderestimate" (to use one of W's favortie words) the depths of the W's conversion to fundamentalism. I have never had any doubt that he is a true born again Christian, in that he believes to have had a personal conversation with Jesus in which the putative savior commanded him to go forth and do the things W wanted to do anyway, like rule the world.

The fact that so much of his domestic and foreign policy is dictated by various world-famous televangalists also underscores his commitment to the religion he has chosen.

In this, I do not believe he is any more or less sincere in his beliefs than these same televangalists, many of whom have daily conversations with God so you don't have to, during which he gives them secret instructions for ways to ensure a theology in power within a few years. Then we'll teach those homos and unwed mothers a thing or two about the mercy and compassion of the Lord!
The Evil Cub
Saturday, September 25, 2004 7:20:38 AM (Central Standard Time, UTC-06:00)
One of the hallmarks of our political degeneration is that we value sincerity more than the nature of what one is sincere _about_. I blame the 'Sixties, although the same spirit was there long before, and is not entirely bad, but still, "sincerity" sets the bar way too low, not least because once you can fake that....

"Passion" is also problem...this is where Clinton had it over Dole, who was too blowed up or cynical by nature to pretend that he didn't see the Joke.
Dabney Taggart
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