"And this is what they eat in public. You can just imagine what these hypcocritters eat in the Shite House. I would love to talk to the White House Chef and know what kind of meals he fixes for these frauds. And remember kids, Moochelle's ‘Smart Snacks’ Ban on all junk food in public propoganda schools is soon to go into effect. Libtards will tell you that conservative's just like to criticize the Obowels and never see the good in what they do. On the conyrary, there is NO GOOD in these two communist dicktators." MC
WARNING: Liberals, this blog could be hazardous to your mental health because I'm politically incorrect.
The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but the heart of the fool to the left. -- Ecclesiastes 10:2 (NIV)
When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty. Thomas Jefferson
When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty. Thomas Jefferson
Liberalism: Ideas so good, you have to be forced to accept them.
''ARE YOU AN AMERICAN --or a LIBERAL.''
Monday, April 14, 2014
Picture's, Joke, And Quote Of The Day
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Picture's of the Day:
Joke of the Day:
Quote of the Day:
"I compared Fort Hood and Pearl Harbor as enemy attacks on US military bases. They're different in one key respect, of course: These days a sclerotic republic can't even convict a confessed killer in less time than it took to win the Second World War. Pearl Harbor to the Japanese surrender: three years, eight months, eight days. Fort Hood to the opening of Hasan's trial: three years, nine months, one day.
...It is striking to me that a country responsible for over 40 per cent of the planet's military spending apparently has no money to treat its returning warriors with a modicum of dignity. That it should do the same to men and women gunned down by a traitor who set off every alarm bell and was still allowed to proceed to that table at Fort Hood is an absolute disgrace." --Mark Steyn
Joke of the Day:
"I compared Fort Hood and Pearl Harbor as enemy attacks on US military bases. They're different in one key respect, of course: These days a sclerotic republic can't even convict a confessed killer in less time than it took to win the Second World War. Pearl Harbor to the Japanese surrender: three years, eight months, eight days. Fort Hood to the opening of Hasan's trial: three years, nine months, one day.
...It is striking to me that a country responsible for over 40 per cent of the planet's military spending apparently has no money to treat its returning warriors with a modicum of dignity. That it should do the same to men and women gunned down by a traitor who set off every alarm bell and was still allowed to proceed to that table at Fort Hood is an absolute disgrace." --Mark Steyn
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