On Sun, 21 Jun 2009 08:23:23 -0700, Global Doomsday 2010 wrote:

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On Jun 19, 3:57 pm, "Inglorious Patriot"
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How come three times as many people watch FNC than MSNBC? Did you ever
ask yourself that question? Probablyy because FNC is fair and balanced.

On Commiecast, to get MSNBC, you have to pay extra
FAUX is free.

Commiecast also blocks about 5 minutes an hour of CNN

FAUX is run by an Australian, not an American. He's making profits from
your stupidity

Ima wrote:
On Sun, 21 Jun 2009 08:23:23 -0700, Global Doomsday 2010 wrote:

"tv" wrote in message

...
On Jun 19, 3:57 pm, "Inglorious Patriot"
wrote:

How come three times as many people watch FNC than MSNBC? Did you ever
ask yourself that question? Probablyy because FNC is fair and balanced.

On Commiecast, to get MSNBC, you have to pay extra
FAUX is free.

Commiecast also blocks about 5 minutes an hour of CNN

FAUX is run by an Australian, not an American. He's making profits from
your stupidity

HLN has a break for local news.

Democrats soaked
in blood of slavery
Exclusive: Roger Hedgecock exposes
roots of historic wrongs against blacks
Posted: June 21, 2009
6:37 pm Eastern

By Roger Hedgecock

Editor's note: Roger Hedgecock's show streams live on WND from 6 p.m. to
9 p.m. Eastern and then again in the following three hours on tape.

The U.S. Senate voted unanimously last week to adopt a resolution
apologizing for slavery.

Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, lead sponsor of the resolution, said, "You
wonder why we didn't do it 100 years ago. It is important to have a
collective response to a collective injustice."

Only after decades of public education ignoring and distorting U.S.
history can such a huge lie be said with a straight face.

Senator, you didn't do it 100 years ago because 100 years ago you
Democrats were enforcing Jim Crow segregation laws, poll taxes to keep
blacks from voting, and riding around in sheets and pointy hats just in
case blacks didn't get the message.

You say "It's important to have a collective response" because you want
to bury the origins, purposes, and historical practices of your own party.

The worst part is, Republicans in the Senate let you get away with it.

Principled Republicans knowing their history would have authored a
resolution reciting the facts that the Republican Party was formed,
among other reasons, to oppose slavery and that the Republican Party and
its first President Abraham Lincoln responded to Southern, Democrat-led
secession with a successful war that preserved the union and freed the
slaves.

After Lincoln's assassination (by a Democrat), the Republican-led
Congress (over the objections of the Democratic Party minority) amended
the Constitution to confirm the liberation of the slaves (13th
Amendment: slavery abolished), and the 14th Amendment (freed slaves are
citizens equal to all citizens) and the 15th Amendment (right to vote
guaranteed to freed slaves).

Southern Democrats spent the next 100 years trying to keep freed slaves
down with segregation laws, poll taxes to deny the right to vote, and
lynching to enforce the social order. The KKK was formed by a Democrat;
no Republican has ever been a member of the KKK. This is the heritage of
the Democratic Party.

In fact, the Democratic Party was formed in the first place to defend
and expand slavery.

In 1840, the very first national nominating convention of the Democratic
Party adopted a platform which read in part:

Resolved, That Congress has no power ... to interfere with or
control the domestic institutions of the several states ... that all
efforts by abolitionists ... made to induce Congress to interfere with
questions of slavery ... are calculated ... to diminish the happiness of
the people, and endanger the stability and permanency of the union.

Got that, Sen. Harkin? Your party was born defending slavery as
necessary for the happiness of the people and threatening secession and
war if slavery were challenged.

(Column continues below)

The same party platform language was used in 1844, 1848, 1852 and 1856.
In 1860, the Democrat commitment to slavery took a harsher tone.

The Fugitive Slave Law was passed by Congress in 1850. This monstrous
law provided that, since slaves were the personal property of their
masters, runaway slaves must be returned to their owners. The law
required all law enforcement officers to assist in the recapture of
runaway slaves or risk a fine of $1,000 (about $100,000 in today's dollars)!

The Republican Party was formed in the 1850s in part as a political
reaction to this unjust law.

In their national convention of 1860, Democrats harshly responded to
certain Northern (Republican) states that were passing state laws to
evade the Fugitive Slave Law by adopting a plank in the Democratic Party
Platform which read:

Resolved, That the enactments of the State Legislatures to defeat
the faithful execution of the Fugitive Slave Law, are hostile in
character, subversive of the Constitution, and revolutionary in their
effect.

Senator, your Democratic Party has much to be apologetic about on the
slavery issue.

During the civil war, the Southern Democrats led the Confederacy out of
the Union; Northern Democrats formed a separate party which opposed the
war. The 1864 (Northern) Democratic Party platform adopted a "peace"
plank which read in part:

... after four years of failure to restore the union by the
experiment of war ... justice, humanity, liberty, and the public welfare
demand ... a cessation of hostilities ... to the end that ... peace may
be restored ...

Here is the origin of today's Democratic Party "Peace at any Price,
Better Red than Dead, Why Can't we all just get Along" foreign policy.

The war was started by Democrat secessionists, and just as President
Lincoln was on the verge of victory, the Northern Democrats wanted to
save the South and slavery with "peace talks"! Voters knew better in
1864 and re-elected Lincoln.

But the Democrats weren't through. In 1868, Sen. Harkin's party
condemned the Republican Party in its party platform as the "Radical
Party," and condemned Reconstruction in these unforgettable words:

Instead of restoring the Union, it (the Radical Party) has
dissolved it, and subjected ten states (the former Confederate states)
.... to military despotism and negro supremacy.

And, senator, don't tell me this is all ancient history in a lame
attempt to evade the true origins of your party.

As recently as 1964, when the Senate debated the Civil Rights Act,
Southern Democrats (including Al Gore's father) voted no. While Northern
Democrats voted yes, their votes were not enough. The deciding votes to
pass this landmark bill were provided by Sen. Everett Dirksen, R-Ill.,
and the Republicans.

Republicans should be proud of their heritage of liberation of the
slaves and civil rights voting record.

It's Harkin and the Democrats who should apologize and pay reparations.

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In article ,
ka6uup wrote:

Democrats soaked
in blood of slavery
Exclusive: Roger Hedgecock exposes
roots of historic wrongs against blacks
Posted: June 21, 2009
6:37 pm Eastern

By Roger Hedgecock

Editor's note: Roger Hedgecock's show streams live on WND from 6 p.m. to
9 p.m. Eastern and then again in the following three hours on tape.

The U.S. Senate voted unanimously last week to adopt a resolution
apologizing for slavery.

Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, lead sponsor of the resolution, said, "You
wonder why we didn't do it 100 years ago. It is important to have a
collective response to a collective injustice."

SNIP

Well, is it going to take 100 years to apologize for the Obominator then?

--
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Ventura, California

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Sometimes, she is a guest speaker on Paul Gallo's radio talk show.She is
talking on there right now.She has the sweetest sounding voice.
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