Comments on: The Dirty Game

By: jean-baptise

jean-baptise — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 06:28:12 +0000

I appreciate your research on the wrongly discredited conservatives. What about the Alaskan congressmen? Weren’t charges dropped and the prosecutor investigated? When England had its political differences, the opposition supporters were put in the Tower and executed. Glad we haven’t reached that point yet. I also recall that Ireland failed to gain its freedom when Charles Stewart Parnell was discredited. I was reminded of that when the new governor Parnell took over for Palin. It is a dirty game and eliminating the opposition leaders or their supporters is a time-honored strategy. Right now, the BHO Central Committe is being attacked from so many directions, they don’t know who to take out.

By: Morb

Morb — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 00:48:27 +0000

CORY !!! How the Hell am I supposed to contact you ?!!!

Sorry Fox , but I was trying to hook up with Cory for his comments and then found out he does artwork … as you know I do … and tried to get in touch with him … DROVE ME NUTS FOR 45 MINUTES !!

I don’t like screwin’ up your venue , I like it for what it is …

Just can’t seem to contact ‘ Madville Times ‘ …

By: foxwood

foxwood — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 17:35:04 +0000

Jon said:
“And it doesn’t bother you that you’re falling into the very trap Orwell was warning us against–namely, conflating totalitarianism with a particular form of government? Nowhere in the the book does Orwell suggest that socialism is authoritarianism, or that the one leads necessarily to the other; contrarily, he uses it to illustrate how easily individuals can be dissuaded from what they thought were their own ideals by a few clever revisions.”

Jon, It does not bother me to use this book to reflect what is happening here. Obama, and even some Republicans, have already fooled the sheeple. That is why this book is so relevant today. Obama is a Commie Lib and a Nazi. A socialist is a socialist, and I’ll say Bush was socialist to some extent. I don’t care for it and will die defending the Constitution if need be.

What ever you think of my site is your view, so have at it. I think it is hilarious that I can provide this service. It is amusing that it tweaks the pinkos who think I’m bastardizing the book Don’t you see the humor?

By: foxwood

foxwood — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 17:21:39 +0000

True, but what the founding fathers talked about was the free market, which is?

That’s right class, Capitalism.

They knew when the pilgrims tried Communism before them and it didn’t work, that Communism would not be how the economy would be structured for the colonies. They also knew that if a person kept his worth, and was able to make more, they would be more productive. They kept more money as an incentive. Capitalism is the heart of freedom. Hence Greed is good.

By: Cory Allen Heidelberger

Cory Allen Heidelberger — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 13:57:24 +0000

“Socialism is not in the Constitution.”

Funny. Neither is capitalism.