I guess the toon contributed in part. On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 8:04 PM, RichardForbes <[email protected] > wrote:
> > Your thread title made me laugh. And, it was one of those laughs you > know you should not have, at entirely the wrong time and about the > wrong subject. Yet, the utter horror of watching the fascination of > our media with the voluntary overdose by when juxtaposed against > minimal coverage of a brave freedom fighter killed against her will by > her own government is so damn sad, I chose to laugh rather than cry. > > On Jun 28, 6:57 pm, Travis <[email protected]> wrote: > > From: *Travis* > > Date: Sun, Jun 28, 2009 > > Subject: Sorry Neda, We Have a Pedophile to Worship > > > > http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/12363 > > > > Pantywaist liberals were caterwauling about toning down the rhetoric so > as > > not to pique oppressive dictators Sorry Neda, We Have a Pedophile to > Worship > > By Joy Tiz Friday, June 26, 2009 > > > > For previous generations, the question: “Where were you when Kennedy was > > shot” has served as a conversation starter as well as a catalyst for > > exploration of a shared history. It would seem that the quintessential > > question will soon be: “where were you when you found out Michael > Jackson > > was dead?”? > > > > For the record, I was at the gym. Credulous, I trusted that the Jackson > > story would get a few minutes of coverage before Bret Baier returned. My > > jejune confidence that Charles Krauthammer would momentarily be providing > > commentary about actual news was hastily crushed. Abstrusely, Fox News > > brought Shepard Smith in to cover this astounding turn of events. > > > > You know what would be really shocking? Michael Jackson dying at the age > of > > 87. That would have been a real stunner, well deserving of the > nauseating > > nonstop narration that should be reserved for heads of state. > > > > Time really stands still on the treadmill when you are listening to a > fervid > > Geraldo lamenting Anna Nicole Jackson’s “shocking” death. > > > > All other news of the day having been declared inconsequential, Fox > > proceeded to indulge in unnecessary and disproportionate keening about > the > > calamitous death of the world’s most famous pedophile. > > > > The same Michael Jackson who once told a reporter it was “sweet” and > > “charming” to sleep with little boys and ply them with “Jesus Juice” > (known > > to lucid people as “wine”) has been deified. Jackson, who dangled one of > > his babies off of a hotel balcony also obtained those children via a > bizarre > > and labyrinthine arrangement, named one of them Blanket and made them > wear > > burkas. > > > > Jackson is exceedingly popular in the United Kingdom, confirming Mark > > Steyn’s reflection that the United Kingdom is further along than the > United > > States in the march toward complete social and economic collapse. But > not > > to worry, we won’t quit until we’re Number One. > > > > Michael Jackson recently > > converted< > http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/celebritynews/3494296/Mich.. > .>to > > Islam. Michael’s brother, Jermaine, > > converted <http://www.islamreligion.com/articles/90/> to Islam in 1989. > > Even the Religion of Peace failed to deliver true bliss. > > > > Americans know far more about Michael Jackson than they do about the > history > > of Iran and its relationship to the United States. Most of what America > > knows is wrong, having been subjected to pertinacious propaganda in > Ayers’ > > based public education < > http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/9741>. > > > > Which is why the interest in the life and death of Neda Agah-Soltan was > so > > facilely dwarfed by the opulent freak show that surrounds Michael > Jackson. > > > > Neda was the beautiful young Iranian woman who was gunned down in the > > streets of Tehran for the crime of showing up. She showed up to take a > > stand for freedom and took a bullet in the neck for her aspirations. A > > relative in the United States had cautioned Neda not to attend any > > demonstrations, telling her “They’re killing people.” To which the > > lionhearted and prescient Neda > > replied< > http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-iran-neda23-2009j... > .>: > > “Don’t worry, it’s just one bullet and its over.” > > > > For just a flicker in time, Neda became an icon, a symbol of the young > > Iranians’ longing for the most elemental liberties. It was easy for > > Americans to be incensed at the barbarous slaughter of a young woman so > > lovely and earnest. Young Iran has caught a glimpse of freedom, the > > inescapable byproduct of advancing technology. The noteworthiness of > Neda > > is in no small measure due to the ease with which young Americans can > > appreciate her as not so unlike themselves. > > > > Part of the delusive indoctrination that goes on in public schools > includes > > the rewriting of Iranian history in a way that abets the > > left<http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/12039>. > > > > In actuality, before the Jimmy Carter regime, the United States and Iran > > were on friendly terms. The Shah of Iran was the least backward of all > > Muslim leaders. The shah, who is erroneously characterized as a villain, > > was responsible for giving women the right to vote. In other Arab > states, > > they still don’t have the right to leave the house without a husband or > > other male relative. > > Unimaginable though it may be post-Carter, Iran and Israel were not > always > > bitter enemies. The current government of Iran is as much an enemy of > the > > Iranian people as it is of > > Israel<http://www.iranian.ws/cgi-bin/iran_news/exec/view.cgi/7/14369>. > > > > Iranians are understandably horrified by the new American president who > has > > referred to the Ayatollah as Supreme Leader, a show of respect for the > > legitimacy of the barbaric regime. Barack Obama went so far as to send a > > letter to the Ayatollah > > Khomeini<http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/06/24/iran.obama.letter/>weeks > > before Iran’s June 12th election. Obama was pandering to the brutal, > > backwards and oppressive Iranian leadership. > > > > Back when the news still took the trouble to cover the bloodbath in Iran, > > the world saw young Iranians holding signs in English. Urgent pleas were > > coming through computers worldwide begging the leader of the free world > to > > help the Iranian people. Many Americans would be amazed to learn how > many > > Iranians were educated via petrodollars in the United Kingdom or the > United > > States. Some Iranian young people speak far better English than your > local > > high school kids. > > > > The late shah’s son reached out to Obama for support: > > > > “I would like to take this opportunity and tell the President this is a > > crucial moment - on behalf of my compatriots and millions who have been > > turning to the outside world, particularly to this President - to say: > > don’t let us down.” > > > > While Barack Obama was eating ice cream, Neda’s parents were forced from > > their home by government agents. Public displays of mourning were shut > > down. Nineteen year old Kaveh Alipour was gunned down by government > > barbarians. After frantically searching for news about his missing son > at > > hospitals and eventually the morgue, Alipour’s father was told he would > be > > required to pay a $3000 “bullet fee” to reimburse the government for the > > ammo expended in executing his child. > > > > Barack Obama did eventually deliver the obligatory “we are outraged” > > statement. He held off as long as he could, until public opinion became > too > > clamorous to overlook. While he gabbled, the violence in Iran escalated. > > Iranian citizens were being massacred in the streets with axes and > > machetes. Students were being routed from their beds in their dorm > rooms. > > > > Ronald Reagan responded to a similar cry for help from the people of > Poland > > who were then enslaved by the Soviet Union. Reagan minced no words in > > decrying the Soviet Union as an “Evil Empire”. He never expelled > gibberish > > about how the United States shouldn’t “meddle” as innocent citizens > suffer. > > > > Then, as today, pantywaist liberals were caterwauling about toning down > the > > rhetoric so as not to pique oppressive dictators. Thankfully, Reagan > > ignored such nattering. The Poles were doing what the Iranians are > today: > > insisting on the most basic of human liberties. Ronald Reagan had no > > intention of sitting on the sidelines waiting to see how this thing > played > > out: > > > > “In a stiff note to Soviet boss Leonid Brezhnev; Reagan said that if the > > Russians kept up their thuggish response to Poland they ‘could forget any > > new nuclear arms agreement.’ Gone too would be better trade relations, > and > > in their place would be the ‘harshest possible economic sanctions’ if > they > > even thought of invading Poland as they had done with Czechoslovakia in > 1968 > > or Hungary in 1956.” > > > > The Soviets responded by declaring martial law and shutting down the > Polish > > borders, as well as squelching communications with the outside world. > > > > Reagan was unflinching. He wrote in his diary: > > > > “I took a stand that this may be the last chance in our lifetime to see a > > change in the Soviet Empire’s colonial policy re Eastern Europe. We > should > > take a stand and tell them unless and until martial law is lifted in > Poland, > > the prisoners were released and negotiations resumed between Walesa and > the > > Polish government, we would quarantine the Soviets and Poland with no > trade > > or communications across their borders. Also tell our NATO allies and > others > > to join us in such sanctions or risk an estrangement from us. A TV speech > is > > in the works. “ > > > > Reagan helped spirit the defecting Polish Ambassador out of the country > and > > to the United States. Leonid Brezhnev was livid. Reagan was delighted; > > Brezhnev’s outrage confirmed to Reagan that he was on the right track. > > Ronald Reagan went on to use every tool at his disposal to topple > Brezhnev’s > > regime and replace him with Lech Walesa. > > > > Ronald Reagan won the battle to liberate the Polish people. They have > not > > forgotten. He is considered, in the words of the Polish president, > > the ”architect > > of democracy< > http://spectator.org/archives/2009/06/18/obama-is-no-reagan-the-polish/1 > >.” > > > > Barack Obama is certainly no Ronald Reagan. The entire world, including > the > > United States would be better off and more secure if the Ayatollah’s > > government toppled. The death of a pedophile has created a distraction > from > > having to deal with the knotty problem of full scale slaughter in the > > streets of Iran. > > > > __,_._,___ > > > > -- > > *~@):~{> > > > > -- > > *~@):~{> > > > > mjshit.jpg > > 71KViewDownload > > > -- *~@):~{> --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. 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