Ted is Dead!!!!!
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Colonel_Reb
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Righteous indignation is part of Christianity, so in that regard, I say no. Bill is full of crap and is twisting Scripture to fit his own PC perspective.
Freethinker
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White Shogun said:I'm waiting for one of our more moderate posters to complain we shouldn't be rejoicing at the death of dear old Ted.
I don't think anyone on this site could defend this traitor of freedom and liberty with a straight face or any sincerity.
As those articles posted by JC clearly show, this man was despicable in every aspect of life. The only thing about Ted's death that brings a tear to my eye, is the painful reminder that we fell from a 90% white country to a less than 70% one in a short time. Thanks Ted for less jobs, more debt, higher taxes, and increased violence & rape.
This also makes me a firm believer that a term limit needs to be placed on congressman. We need to rid ourselves of scum like Ted, Charles Rangel, Arlene Spector, John Conyers, Nancy Pelosi, Barney Frank, ect all. These crooks have been reeking havoc for way to long and apparently the people are too stupid to vote them out. This needs to change!!!
As another example of how out of touch the MSM is they are now trying to make the health care debate a "win one for Teddy" issue and congress is thinking of naming the thing after him. How clueless can you get? here's the first comment on the article I read about it, sums up people's feeling's quite nicely:
"Name the health care thing after TEDDY KENNEDY? Good LORD! What better way to make people like the damn thing even LESS!"
The MSM love affair with Kennedy is just another exmple of how differently people feel then they do. I have met very few people, even liberals who liked the guy, yet the media considers him "beloved". Wow.
"Name the health care thing after TEDDY KENNEDY? Good LORD! What better way to make people like the damn thing even LESS!"
The MSM love affair with Kennedy is just another exmple of how differently people feel then they do. I have met very few people, even liberals who liked the guy, yet the media considers him "beloved". Wow.
Colonel_Reb
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Yeah, naming the bill after Kennedy is the ultimate in socialist hypocrisy. He did everything he could to stay alive. He didn't want to die. Yet he was willing to push a bill that would not allow us (the citizens) to do everything we can to keep ourselves alive when we are old and have illnesses like his. It would decide who gets care after a certain age, etc. As Obama said to a group of rabbis, "We are God's partners in matters of life and death." Now his fellow traitor socialists want to try to name it after the man who, judging by his own personal decisions, didn't want this for himself. Of course, we know there is talk that the mandates in this Obamacare bill won't apply to members of Congress, naturally! Beam me up Scotty!
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There are a million reasons to hate this scumbag. But Colonel Reb hit the most salient reason when he quoted his push for the Chain Immigration Act. And the worst part of it is that he was considered a legitimate influence on immigration policy in the last few years, when he should have been hung decades ago.
DixieDestroyer
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Colonel_Reb said:
"Bull O'Lielly" is a RINO/Neocon propaganda outlet for the Globalist Elite's "Faux" News. Like his pal "Pawn Vanity", O'Lielly further propagates the phoney left-right paradigm.
DixieDestroyer
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As the (Globalist Elite controlled) MSM continues the lionization of Marxist legend Ted "Kommiedy", I thought I post some insight I'd received via e-mail...
The Last of The Kennedy Dynasty
> As soon as his cancer was detected, I noticed the immediate attempt at the "canonization" of old Teddy Kennedy by the mainstream media. They are
> saying what a "great American" he is. I say, let's get a couple things clear & not twist the facts to change the real history.
>
> 1. He was caught cheating at Harvard when he attended it. He was expelled twice, once for cheating on a test, and once for paying a classmate to cheat
> for him.
>
> 2. While expelled, Kennedy enlisted in the Army, but mistakenly signed up for four years instead of two. Oops! The man can't count to four!
>His father, Joseph P. Kennedy, former U.S. Ambassador to England (a step up from bootlegging liquor into the US from Canada during prohibition), pulled
>the necessary strings to have his enlistment shortened to two years, and to ensure that he served in Europe, not Korea , where a war was raging. No
>preferential treatment for him! (like he charged that President Bush received).
>
> 3. Kennedy was assigned to Paris , never advanced beyond the rank of Private, and returned to Harvard upon being discharged. Imagine person of his
>"education" NEVER advancing past the rank of Private!
>
> 4. While attending law school at the University of Virginia , he was cited for reckless driving four times, including once when he was clocked driving
>90 miles per hour in a residential neighborhood with his headlights off after dark.. Yet his Virginia driver's license was never revoked. Coincidentally, he passed the bar exam in 1959. Amazing!
>
> 5. In 1964, he was seriously injured in a plane crash and hospitalized for several months. Test results done by the hospital at the time he was admitted had shown he was legally intoxicated. The results of those tests remained a "state secret" until in the 1980' when the report was unsealed.
> Didn't hear about that from the unbiased media, did we?
>
> 6. On July 19, 1969, Kennedy attended a party on Chappaquiddick Island in Massachusetts . At about 11:00 PM, he borrowed his chauffeur's keys to his
> Oldsmobile limousine and offered to give a ride home to Mary Jo Kopechne, a campaign worker. Leaving the island via an unlit bridge with no guard
> rail, Kennedy steered the car off the bridge, flipped, and into Poucha Pond.
>
> 7. He swam to shore and walked back to the party passing several houses and a fire station. Two friends then returned with him to the scene of the
> accident. According to their later testimony, they told him what he already knew - that he was required by law to immediately report the accident to the
> authorities. Instead Kennedy made his way to his hotel, called his lawyer, and went to sleep. Kennedy called the police the next morning and by then
> the wreck had already been discovered. Before dying Kopechne had scratched at the upholstered floor above her head in the upside-down car. The
> Kennedy family began "calling in favors", ensuring that any inquiry would be contained. Her corpse was whisked out-of-state to her family before an
> autopsy could be conducted. Further details are uncertain, but after the accident Kennedy says he repeatedly dove under the water trying to rescue
> Kopechne and he didn't call police because he was in a state of shock. It is widely assumed Kennedy was drunk, and he held off calling police in
> hopes that his family could fix the problem overnight. Since the accident Kennedy's "political enemies" have referred to him as the distinguished
> Senator from Chappaquiddick. He pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident, and was given a SUSPENDED SENTENCE OF TWO MONTHS. Kopechne's family received a small payout from the Kennedy's insurance policy and never sued. There was later an effort to have her body
> exhumed and autopsied, but her family successfully fought against this in court, and Kennedy's family paid their attorney's bills.... a "token of friendship"?
>
> 8. Kennedy has held his Senate seat for more than forty years, but considering his longevity, his accomplishments seem scant. He authored or
> argued for legislation that ensured a variety of civil rights, increased the minimum wage in 1981, made access to health care easier for the indigent,
> funded Meals on Wheels for fixed-income seniors, and is widely held as the "standard-bearer for liberalism". In his very first Senate roll he was the
> floor manager for the bill that turned U.S.immigration policy upside down and opened the floodgate for immigrants from third world countries..
>
> 9. Since that time, he has been the prime instigator and author of every expansion of an increase in immigration up to and including the latest
> attempt to grant amnesty to illegal aliens. Not to mention the pious grilling he gave the last two Supreme Court nominees, as if he was the
> standard bearer for the nation in matters of what's right. What a pompous ass!
>
> 10. He is known around Washington as a public drunk, loud, boisterous, and very disrespectful to ladies. JERK is a better description than
>"great American". "A blonde in every pond" is his motto.
>
> Let's not allow the spin doctors to make this jerk a
>hero -- how quickly the
> American public forgets what his real
>legacy is.
The Last of The Kennedy Dynasty
> As soon as his cancer was detected, I noticed the immediate attempt at the "canonization" of old Teddy Kennedy by the mainstream media. They are
> saying what a "great American" he is. I say, let's get a couple things clear & not twist the facts to change the real history.
>
> 1. He was caught cheating at Harvard when he attended it. He was expelled twice, once for cheating on a test, and once for paying a classmate to cheat
> for him.
>
> 2. While expelled, Kennedy enlisted in the Army, but mistakenly signed up for four years instead of two. Oops! The man can't count to four!
>His father, Joseph P. Kennedy, former U.S. Ambassador to England (a step up from bootlegging liquor into the US from Canada during prohibition), pulled
>the necessary strings to have his enlistment shortened to two years, and to ensure that he served in Europe, not Korea , where a war was raging. No
>preferential treatment for him! (like he charged that President Bush received).
>
> 3. Kennedy was assigned to Paris , never advanced beyond the rank of Private, and returned to Harvard upon being discharged. Imagine person of his
>"education" NEVER advancing past the rank of Private!
>
> 4. While attending law school at the University of Virginia , he was cited for reckless driving four times, including once when he was clocked driving
>90 miles per hour in a residential neighborhood with his headlights off after dark.. Yet his Virginia driver's license was never revoked. Coincidentally, he passed the bar exam in 1959. Amazing!
>
> 5. In 1964, he was seriously injured in a plane crash and hospitalized for several months. Test results done by the hospital at the time he was admitted had shown he was legally intoxicated. The results of those tests remained a "state secret" until in the 1980' when the report was unsealed.
> Didn't hear about that from the unbiased media, did we?
>
> 6. On July 19, 1969, Kennedy attended a party on Chappaquiddick Island in Massachusetts . At about 11:00 PM, he borrowed his chauffeur's keys to his
> Oldsmobile limousine and offered to give a ride home to Mary Jo Kopechne, a campaign worker. Leaving the island via an unlit bridge with no guard
> rail, Kennedy steered the car off the bridge, flipped, and into Poucha Pond.
>
> 7. He swam to shore and walked back to the party passing several houses and a fire station. Two friends then returned with him to the scene of the
> accident. According to their later testimony, they told him what he already knew - that he was required by law to immediately report the accident to the
> authorities. Instead Kennedy made his way to his hotel, called his lawyer, and went to sleep. Kennedy called the police the next morning and by then
> the wreck had already been discovered. Before dying Kopechne had scratched at the upholstered floor above her head in the upside-down car. The
> Kennedy family began "calling in favors", ensuring that any inquiry would be contained. Her corpse was whisked out-of-state to her family before an
> autopsy could be conducted. Further details are uncertain, but after the accident Kennedy says he repeatedly dove under the water trying to rescue
> Kopechne and he didn't call police because he was in a state of shock. It is widely assumed Kennedy was drunk, and he held off calling police in
> hopes that his family could fix the problem overnight. Since the accident Kennedy's "political enemies" have referred to him as the distinguished
> Senator from Chappaquiddick. He pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident, and was given a SUSPENDED SENTENCE OF TWO MONTHS. Kopechne's family received a small payout from the Kennedy's insurance policy and never sued. There was later an effort to have her body
> exhumed and autopsied, but her family successfully fought against this in court, and Kennedy's family paid their attorney's bills.... a "token of friendship"?
>
> 8. Kennedy has held his Senate seat for more than forty years, but considering his longevity, his accomplishments seem scant. He authored or
> argued for legislation that ensured a variety of civil rights, increased the minimum wage in 1981, made access to health care easier for the indigent,
> funded Meals on Wheels for fixed-income seniors, and is widely held as the "standard-bearer for liberalism". In his very first Senate roll he was the
> floor manager for the bill that turned U.S.immigration policy upside down and opened the floodgate for immigrants from third world countries..
>
> 9. Since that time, he has been the prime instigator and author of every expansion of an increase in immigration up to and including the latest
> attempt to grant amnesty to illegal aliens. Not to mention the pious grilling he gave the last two Supreme Court nominees, as if he was the
> standard bearer for the nation in matters of what's right. What a pompous ass!
>
> 10. He is known around Washington as a public drunk, loud, boisterous, and very disrespectful to ladies. JERK is a better description than
>"great American". "A blonde in every pond" is his motto.
>
> Let's not allow the spin doctors to make this jerk a
>hero -- how quickly the
> American public forgets what his real
>legacy is.
Jimmy Chitwood
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Dixie,
i posted that same email on the first page of this thread.
but it certainly could use some repeating, especially with the non-stop lovefest that the "news" programs are engaging in. seriously, this guy was a first-class p.o.s.
i wish him and his nothing but the worst.
i posted that same email on the first page of this thread.
i wish him and his nothing but the worst.
ToughJ.Riggins
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I don't really have time to read through this whole thread, but I have a few thoughts on one of my least favorite people. The media is of course giving a preferential spin to Ted Kennedy's life. They are acting as if this man was some kind of great public servant and human being. The far left still maintains control of most media.
Truth is Ted only served himself and was a complete hypocrite and was a law breaker making laws (as Bob Dylan once sang). Ted's views shifted like the wind for him to stay in favor with the Democrats and the parties shift to the far left. Along time ago when JFK was President who would have thought his brother Ted would go on to support things as abominable as partial birth abortion or as anti-American as expanded immigration making it easy for unamicable nations/immigrants to America to come here or his push to leave the border unsecured for illegals to keep flooding in. Not to mention his socialized medicine vision for America, which has worked horribly in Canada and other nations that have that system. If America is going to reform health care it should follow more closely the Australian model, not Canada.
Of course I need not mention all the scandals and even a likely negligent/vehicular homicide which he reported over 24 hours later when the woman was dead and as I presume he had "sobered" up.
Now of course I don't know exactly how God sees it, but I certainly wouldn't want to be Ted Kennedy at his time of judgment. But, I say whoa to those who root for and contribute to the degradation of a culture, nation and world.
Truth is Ted only served himself and was a complete hypocrite and was a law breaker making laws (as Bob Dylan once sang). Ted's views shifted like the wind for him to stay in favor with the Democrats and the parties shift to the far left. Along time ago when JFK was President who would have thought his brother Ted would go on to support things as abominable as partial birth abortion or as anti-American as expanded immigration making it easy for unamicable nations/immigrants to America to come here or his push to leave the border unsecured for illegals to keep flooding in. Not to mention his socialized medicine vision for America, which has worked horribly in Canada and other nations that have that system. If America is going to reform health care it should follow more closely the Australian model, not Canada.
Of course I need not mention all the scandals and even a likely negligent/vehicular homicide which he reported over 24 hours later when the woman was dead and as I presume he had "sobered" up.
Now of course I don't know exactly how God sees it, but I certainly wouldn't want to be Ted Kennedy at his time of judgment. But, I say whoa to those who root for and contribute to the degradation of a culture, nation and world.
ToughJ.Riggins
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I guess I should clarify b/c I have heard that JFK did in fact push for more legal immigration, but Ted shifted even further to the left. Just look at his support for a continued unsecured border and- (if I recall in his career)- he pushed for even more immigration.
Even after 9-11 he took no stand on seriously reforming laws and ending immigration from hostile nations to America except in rare cases like asylum.
Am I correct about JFK being pro immigration? I really am not as informed on American history as many, being a Canadian, but I do think that JFK was a grossly overrated President. Things like the Bay of Pigs stand out as big errors and most of his court appointments and advisers were awful!
Even after 9-11 he took no stand on seriously reforming laws and ending immigration from hostile nations to America except in rare cases like asylum.
Am I correct about JFK being pro immigration? I really am not as informed on American history as many, being a Canadian, but I do think that JFK was a grossly overrated President. Things like the Bay of Pigs stand out as big errors and most of his court appointments and advisers were awful!
DixieDestroyer
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Jimmy, sorry for the re-post partner.
TJR, JFK was probably the last U.S. President who wasn't a shill for the Globalist Elite...if only for the fact he signed Executive Order # 11110 that was to strip currency issuance from the private Federal Reserve back to the U.S. government. IMO, his stand against the Central Banking Cartel resulted is his "neutralization".
JFK & Executive Order 11110
**P.S. - Ted was 1/10th the leader his brother was (& I'm not a wholesale "fan" of JFK...just his stand against the NWO). Ted lived off his brother's coat-tails for decades!
Edited by: DixieDestroyer
TJR, JFK was probably the last U.S. President who wasn't a shill for the Globalist Elite...if only for the fact he signed Executive Order # 11110 that was to strip currency issuance from the private Federal Reserve back to the U.S. government. IMO, his stand against the Central Banking Cartel resulted is his "neutralization".
JFK & Executive Order 11110
**P.S. - Ted was 1/10th the leader his brother was (& I'm not a wholesale "fan" of JFK...just his stand against the NWO). Ted lived off his brother's coat-tails for decades!
Edited by: DixieDestroyer
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first M. Jackson, then W. Cronkite, and now T. Kennedy, who's next?
Ah, that is an easy one. The former grand wizard KKK member turned affelet lover(but not really)Senator Robert Byrd. This traitor days are truely numbered. His funeral will be on a much smaller scale. Wonder how the MSM will cover his eariler prolific career with a white sheet over his f..king head.
Colonel_Reb
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Yeah, the MSM loves to ignore "Sheets" past, while constantly harping on the perceived racism of any so-called conservative. Byrd is one of the few Dems left who fought "civil rights" legislation before it became verboten in the South. When that tide took a hard left, so did he. The man disgusts me more than just about anyone left in Washington.
screamingeagle
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I disagree about ted K. not being effective. His name has been attached to about 300 bills that have been passed in the last 40 years. He has been a very busy man, along with being evil.
Since his death, there are no real leaders among the hate America liberals. This gives us a chance to take the country back.
Since his death, there are no real leaders among the hate America liberals. This gives us a chance to take the country back.
DixieDestroyer
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Some good insight on the MSM lauded Ted "Kommiedy"'s record of promoting the illegal invasion/against the American working class, etc...
Blueblood Ted's Legacy on Immigration/Illegal Invasion EnablementEdited by: DixieDestroyer
Blueblood Ted's Legacy on Immigration/Illegal Invasion EnablementEdited by: DixieDestroyer
Thrashen
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"Kommiedy," haha, dude, you are a master of messing with peoples names!
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My take on Ted Kennedy's passing and all the praise he got is that many people in PC America feel they had to say the "right" thing and say stuff like "even though many disagreed with Ted, he was the hero for many people so we have to give him credit for that..."
I have numerous discussions with people telling me that I should change or not speak of my views especially when it comes to race. It's not that they disagree with it, it's that they feel like my views can harm my standing in society and that there's really nothing to gain, only to lose by my pro-white and libertarian attitude. So people, while feeling other ways may be forced to say the right thing. Heck, I myself have even said the "right" thing because I felt it wasn't the proper place and time to state my feelings. Some may even try to convince themselves to believe the PC and multicultural stuff, but deep down in realize that it's nothing but complete garbage.
When news broke about Ted Kennedy, my younger cousin asked me if I heard. I had to explain to him that I don't honor or respect him one bit, because what he supported did so much damage to this country. I left it at that.
I wonder if Curt Schilling will run for the seat. Even if we don't agree with him on some things, I believe it's pretty much impossible that he could be worse than the horrific senator that preceded.
I have numerous discussions with people telling me that I should change or not speak of my views especially when it comes to race. It's not that they disagree with it, it's that they feel like my views can harm my standing in society and that there's really nothing to gain, only to lose by my pro-white and libertarian attitude. So people, while feeling other ways may be forced to say the right thing. Heck, I myself have even said the "right" thing because I felt it wasn't the proper place and time to state my feelings. Some may even try to convince themselves to believe the PC and multicultural stuff, but deep down in realize that it's nothing but complete garbage.
When news broke about Ted Kennedy, my younger cousin asked me if I heard. I had to explain to him that I don't honor or respect him one bit, because what he supported did so much damage to this country. I left it at that.
I wonder if Curt Schilling will run for the seat. Even if we don't agree with him on some things, I believe it's pretty much impossible that he could be worse than the horrific senator that preceded.
DixieDestroyer
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Europe, the Rothschild founded Central Banking Cartel's power comes from currency & usuary rate control, so they don't take any threat to that power lightly. JFK had character on that matter, and decided to stand against the private Federal Reserve. I believe that stand resulted in his assassination.
From Wikipedia...
"Executive Order 11110 was issued by U.S. President John F. Kennedy on June 4, 1963.
This executive order delegates to the Secretary of the Treasury the president's authority to issue silver certificates under the Thomas Amendment of the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
The order was for the Treasury to issue silver certificates against all silver held by the government which did not already have certificates against it. The order was needed due to the passage of Public Law 88-36 which repealed the Silver Purchase Act and other related monetary measures. One result was that after the repeals, only the President could issue new silver certificates.[citation needed]
The Federal Reserve System could replace the certificates, but only in larger denominations. The thrust of the order returned the authority to issue new silver certificates (and specify denominations) back to the U.S. Treasury.
This executive order allowed for the Federal Reserve System to distribute and exchange currency at lower denominations that met the growing economic need. The authoritative basis for the Order was substantially nullified on September 13, 1982 with the passage of Law 97-258.
On September 9, 1987, Executive Order 12608 revoked the section that Executive Order 11110 had added to Executive Order 10289, essentially nullifying the order. This executive order is the subject of one of many conspiracy theories concerning the assassination of President Kennedy, with the claim that it was the" first step in a plan to close
the Federal Reserve Bank."
JFK's EO 11110Edited by: DixieDestroyer
From Wikipedia...
"Executive Order 11110 was issued by U.S. President John F. Kennedy on June 4, 1963.
This executive order delegates to the Secretary of the Treasury the president's authority to issue silver certificates under the Thomas Amendment of the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
The order was for the Treasury to issue silver certificates against all silver held by the government which did not already have certificates against it. The order was needed due to the passage of Public Law 88-36 which repealed the Silver Purchase Act and other related monetary measures. One result was that after the repeals, only the President could issue new silver certificates.[citation needed]
The Federal Reserve System could replace the certificates, but only in larger denominations. The thrust of the order returned the authority to issue new silver certificates (and specify denominations) back to the U.S. Treasury.
This executive order allowed for the Federal Reserve System to distribute and exchange currency at lower denominations that met the growing economic need. The authoritative basis for the Order was substantially nullified on September 13, 1982 with the passage of Law 97-258.
On September 9, 1987, Executive Order 12608 revoked the section that Executive Order 11110 had added to Executive Order 10289, essentially nullifying the order. This executive order is the subject of one of many conspiracy theories concerning the assassination of President Kennedy, with the claim that it was the" first step in a plan to close
the Federal Reserve Bank."
JFK's EO 11110Edited by: DixieDestroyer
