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Slow Code · August 4th 06, 01:37 AM posted to rec.radio.shortwave

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Slow Code wrote:
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My Highest Respect to Chuck Harder.He is a Great Guy.
cuhulin

No, he isn't. He is an anti-Semitic, anti-Bush, anti-government,
idiotic, lamebrain, numbskull, moronic, imbecilic, half-witted,
chowderheaded, mallet-headed, nest-headed, paranoid, stupid,
infantile, childish, no-account, lazy, shiftless, crazy,
schizophrenic, neurotic, nincompoop, addlebrained, empty-skull,
screwball, wing-nut, whacko, spaced-out, whacked, drugged, stoned,
drunk, weak-willed, effeminate, fat, ugly, smelly, sweaty,
foot-stinkin', gator-rasslin', pickemup truck drivin', Pabst Blue
Ribbon swillin', Thunderbird gluggin', gun-totin' redneck dude!

Have I left any angry epithets out?

No, You Got'em all! :-)

IF cuhulin ever stops listening, Chuck looses half his audience.

That's right ... ve3 & cuhulin are, as far as I can tell, the only
Americans who listen to Chuck anymore. I don't, because I refuse to
have my intelligence insulted.
I suspect the vast majority of Chuck's audience is in Muslim countries,
where President Bush is hated; Chuck's anti-Bush crap must play very
well over there.
Indeed, Chuck's "Bush-spiracy" insanity jives very closely with the
textbook Muslim anti-Semitism; the only real difference is that the
latter is motivated by violence, and the former is framed by a frank
detachment from reality. But in the main, the two strains of disturbed
thought are the same.
Chuck's anti-SPP fantasy, for example, is really no different from the
classical anti-Semitism of, say, Mel Gibson. The same conspiratorial
elements are present in both: a bizarre, imaginary juggernaut of a
tiny, unelected globalist cabal bent on destroying the rest of mankind
(or failing that, the good ol' U.S. of A.).
Chuck Harder is sick, sick, sick. He needs his meds; he needs a shrink.
He needs to lost about 200 lbs; his morbid obesity may be in part a
cause of his profound mental illness.
One final thought on this topic: You never hear Chuck say he's got all
his marbles, do you? I've never heard him say anything like that.
Indeed, on many occasions, I've heard Chuck say things like, "Hey, I'm
probably crazy," or "You know, maybe I'm a few forks short of a place
setting," and so on. But then he goes on and says that our government
is so horrible, any insanity on his part is overshadowed by the
malicious, criminal intent of our national leaders.
Just like Ross Perot saying back in 1992, "Yew lesson hair: Yeh, Ah'm
crazy. Ah'll be as crazy as yew want me to be if that's whut it takes
to save this kintry." (Please excuse the spelling here; I added it for
effect.)
Yeah, just what we need: A couple of psychos to fix things in America.
Sheesh!

Schmuck Harder is the 'National Enquirer' of talk radio, and Cuhulin is
the National Enquirer of usenet.