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Right Wing Patriots or Left Wing Nuts?
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In article , BDK
writes: And they seem extremely interested in Hillary Clinton for some reason, and still blame Bill Clinton for "everything". BDK Possibly interested in Hillary because of the Strange rumors about her personal life; & She's now on the Armed Services Comittee; doubtless part of the Blue Helmeted NWO; http://clinton.senate.gov/news/2003/01/2003114837.html - - When's the last time a Democrat went to Afghanistan on Thanksgiving? |
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Extremists come together at Home Power magazine...
On 30 Dec 2003 01:49:23 GMT, Peter Dragon wrote: Holy crap! The way The Liberty Net, The North East Regional Patriot (Militia) Net, Alex Jones and Joyce & Dave are off on this CONTINUOS, NEVER ENDING Bush- bashing, you would think they are diehard Democrats! Even the rhetoric sounds exactly like Dean, Kerry, Clinton or Jesse! Are you sure these guys are "right wing"? Sure don't act/sound/reason like conservatives to me! *Peter |
"Peter Dragon" wrote in message ... Holy crap! The way The Liberty Net, The North East Regional Patriot (Militia) Net, Alex Jones and Joyce & Dave are off on this CONTINUOS, NEVER ENDING Bush- bashing, you would think they are diehard Democrats! Even the rhetoric sounds exactly like Dean, Kerry, Clinton or Jesse! Are you sure these guys are "right wing"? Sure don't act/sound/reason like conservatives to me! *Peter Yeah, strange isn't it? At one time American conservatives believed in such quaint principles as limited government, fiscal responsibility and a non interventionist foriegn policy. But we've since learned from the neo pointy headed conservatives, no welfare state program should be underfunded, the future generations already owe us the money we're spending today and banana republics no longer need to have bananas. Frank Dresser |
In article , diverd4777
@aol.com says... In article , BDK writes: And they seem extremely interested in Hillary Clinton for some reason, and still blame Bill Clinton for "everything". BDK Possibly interested in Hillary because of the Strange rumors about her personal life; & She's now on the Armed Services Comittee; doubtless part of the Blue Helmeted NWO; http://clinton.senate.gov/news/2003/01/2003114837.html - - When's the last time a Democrat went to Afghanistan on Thanksgiving? Nah, they were inordinatly interested in her back in 93, way before Bill got himself a BJ in the white house. BDK |
They are disenchanted Republicans. They are more like Congressman Ron Paul
(R-TX). Bill, K5BY |
Michael Bryant wrote:
2. Prediction: A smart populist politician will someday attempt to unite the far left and far right. That's exactly how Bill Clinton won two terms - and he would have won again if it had been legal for him to run. He understood the enormous size of the centrist vote. -- Brian Denley http://home.comcast.net/~b.denley/index.html |
Interesting how the far right and the far left are starting to take the same
positions: Uh huh. G I would think, though, that extreme conservative and extreme liberal would be the appropriate terms. I believe far right is fascism and far left is communism. 1. The US might be approaching a paradigm shift that could drastically impact the traditional 2-party balance. Hmm... The two "parties" are branches of the same party. A "centrist" position is like the peak of a bell curve, which shifts the center according to the left or right shift of either or both extremes. Those two "parties" are both for big government. 2. Prediction: A smart populist politician will someday attempt to unite the far left and far right. The key word is "attempt." And then he or she will commit "suicide" with three gun shots to the head. There will never be a third party as long as the electoral college exists. A new sock puppet in the White House won't change much of anything. What is needed is a replacement of nearly everyone, elected and appointed, inside the Beltway. And get rid of lobbyists who make contributions. My choice for 2004 is Ron Paul (R) for President and Dennis Kucinich (D) as Paul's running mate. A split ticket party. G As a "commercial" for this newsgroup, what I've been commenting on is related to topics broadcast on shortwave radio. G Bill, K5BY |
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On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 01:49:23 +0000, Peter Dragon wrote:
Holy crap! The way The Liberty Net, The North East Regional Patriot (Militia) Net, Alex Jones and Joyce & Dave are off on this CONTINUOS, NEVER ENDING Bush- bashing, you would think they are diehard Democrats! Even the rhetoric sounds exactly like Dean, Kerry, Clinton or Jesse! Are you sure these guys are "right wing"? Sure don't act/sound/reason like conservatives to me! *Peter Just goes to show both sides of politics are full of Nuts. Ron |
"WShoots1" wrote in message ... Uh huh. G I would think, though, that extreme conservative and extreme liberal would be the appropriate terms. I believe far right is fascism and far left is communism. I don't think either fascism or communism get too far without authoritarianism. There's all sorts of extreme free thinkers and extreme rugged individualists who don't have any desire to compel the normal behavior of others. Then there's the pointy headed statists who have no noticable skills aside from planning our lives. Hmm... The two "parties" are branches of the same party. A "centrist" position is like the peak of a bell curve, which shifts the center according to the left or right shift of either or both extremes. Those two "parties" are both for big government. People still have alot of confidence in the government. The key word is "attempt." And then he or she will commit "suicide" with three gun shots to the head. No doubt! One bullet from the left populists, one from the right populists and one from the libertarian populists. Populists can only tolerate other populists who don't take any specific stands besides being "for the people". There will never be a third party as long as the electoral college exists. A new sock puppet in the White House won't change much of anything. What is needed is a replacement of nearly everyone, elected and appointed, inside the Beltway. And get rid of lobbyists who make contributions. We need new voters! Voters who pay attention and aren't swayed by the noisiest campaign. Actually, conidering that voters don't pay much attention, it's a marvel the government works as well as it does. My choice for 2004 is Ron Paul (R) for President and Dennis Kucinich (D) as Paul's running mate. A split ticket party. G As a "commercial" for this newsgroup, what I've been commenting on is related to topics broadcast on shortwave radio. G Bill, K5BY Right again! The shortwavers may be kooks, but even kooks have more valuable insights than the meganetwork gasbags. Frank Dresser |
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