Slow Code wrote:



Funny you put it that way because that's the way I remember it too. The
last time I listened was maybe ten years ago. He kept talking the McVeigh
& nickols story and played that stupid steam boat Swaney River over &
over. And power beams from space trying to talk control of him or some
such thing.

SC, if you wanted to really figure out why I HATE Chuck Harder (and I
do not use that all-caps word lightly), you had to have listened to his
second hour yesterday, when he had on Doctor Jerome Corsi (another
tinfoil hat psycho). Chuck and Jerome claimed that the Bush
Administration is plotting to end the U. S. of A. as we know it, via an
evil document signed by Bush, Vincente Fox of Mexico and the prime
minister of Canada on March 23, 2005, called the "Security and
Prosperity Partnership" (SPP) initiative.
According to Chuck and Jerome, the SPP will quickly lead to a
three-nation currency (the "Amero"), the dissolving of the borders
between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, and a "super-government"
overseeing all three. The U.S. Constitution will be voided, to be
replaced with something very much like what the E.U. is considering.
Other political entities pushing this insane conspiracy theory? None
other than the John Birch Society, that paragon of Americanist
conservatism that claimed back in 1958 (the year I was born) that
President Dwight D. Eisenhower was a Communist.
The really tragic thing about all this is that Chuck was saying the
exact same things about Dubya's daddy back in 1992; back then, Bush Sr.
was plotting to set up a world government, the so-called "New World
Order," according to Chuck.
Chuck will never learn.
Naturally, there is absolutely nothing to the SPP conspiracy theory.
One telltale sign is how defensive Dr. Corsi got as he was spinning his
wheels; he said over and over again that "this is no conspiracy
theory." That's a dead giveaway that it is indeed a conspiracy theory.
Look, SC, you may not agree with me, but this "michigoss" (Yiddish for
"crap") is not conservatism. It is lunacy, draped in the 'Merican flag.
No one in their right mind would fall for it. If it were true, every
reporter, pundit, Congressman, and Senator would be all over the Bush
Administration. Remember Dubai? This would be a million times worse!
Don't you think that if it were true, Rep. Tom Tancredo (R-CO) would
put it at the top of his Web site?
Do you know what Rep. Tancredo's big issue is right now?
"Tancredo Discusses Sierra Leone Issues with Isaiah Washington."
No, I'm not making this up. And no, I do not know who Isaiah Washington
is.
QED!