Wednesday, November 30, 2005

Liberality For All 

I just received my copy of the first issue of the comic book Liberality For All. Definitely worth the $5 bucks. It comes with a protective plastic slip thingy and everything.

Here's a brief description of the plot from the comic's website:

"It is 2021, tomorrow is the 20th anniversary of 9/11. America is under oppression by ultra-liberal extremists who have surrendered governing authority to the United Nations. Hate speech legislation called the “Coulter Laws” have forced vocal conservatives underground. A group of bio-mechanically enhanced conservatives led by Sean Hannity, G. Gordon Liddy, Oliver North, and a young man born on September 11, 2001, set out to thwart Ambassador Usama bin Laden's plans to nuke New York City."


The second issue should be out in early January... I'll post here when it does.

For more info or to get your copy of issue #1 go to http://www.liberalityforall.com

P.S. I find it pathetic that I have a broken wrist and I'm still bloging more then Kyle's lazy ass.

God Bless America and Merry Christmas

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Sunday, November 27, 2005

im broken 

hey all... david here. i broke my wrist at a concert the other day so i'll probably be less inclined to post until it heals. instead i'll just be getting on kyle's ass to entertain you all more often

virtual cast signing in the comments! if u dont sign my cast your a democrat!

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Friday, November 18, 2005

Through the Eyes of a Solider 

This is a letter being spread around from a soldier in Iraq. This is a must read! Spread the word.

Mom,

Be my voice. I want this message heard. It is mine and my platoon’s to the country. A man I know lost his legs the other night. He is in another company in our batallion. I can no longer be silent after watching the sacrifices made by Iraqis and Americans everyday.Send it to a congressman if you have to. Send it to FOX news if you have to. Let this message be heard please…

My fellow Americans, I have a task for those with the courage and fortitude to take it. I have a message that needs not fall on deaf ears. A vision the blind need to see. I am not a political man nor one with great wisdom. I am just a soldier who finds himself helping rebuild a country that he helped liberate a couple years ago.
I have watched on television how the American public questions why their mothers, fathers, brothers, and sisters are fighting and dying in a country 9000 miles away from their own soil. Take the word of a soldier, for that is all I am, that our cause is a noble one. The reason we are here is one worth fighting for. A cause that has been the most costly and sought after cause in our small span of existence on our little planet. Bought in blood and paid for by those brave enough to give the ultimate sacrifice to obtain it. A right that is given to every man, woman, and child I believe by God. I am talking of freedom.

Freedom. One word but yet countless words could never capture it’s true meaning or power. “For those who have fought for it, freedom has a taste the protected will never know.” I read that once and it couldn’t be more true. It’s not the average American’s fault that he or she is “blind and deaf” to the taste of freedom. Most American’s are born into their God given right so it is all they ever know. I was once one of them. I would even dare to say that it isn’t surprising that they take for granted what they have had all their life. My experiences in the military however opened my eyes to the truth.

Ironically you will find the biggest outcries of opposition to our cause from those who have had no military experience and haven’t had to fight for freedom. I challenge all of those who are daring enough to question such a noble cause to come here for just a month and see it first hand. I have a feeling that many voices would be silenced.

I watched Cindy Sheehan sit on the President’s lawn and say that America isn’t worth dying for. Later she corrected herself and said Iraq isn’t worth dying for. She badmouthed all that her son had fought and died for. I bet he is rolling over in his grave.

Ladies and gentleman I ask you this. What if you lived in a country that wasn’t free? What if someone told you when you could have heat, electricity, and water? What if you had no sewage systems so human waste flowed into the streets? What if someone would kill you for bad-mouthing your government? What if you weren’t allowed to watch TV, connect to the internet, or have cell phones unless under extreme censorship? What if you couldn’t put shoes on your child’s feet?

You need not to have a great understanding of the world but rather common sense to realize that it is our duty as HUMAN BEINGS to free the oppressed. If you lived that way would you not want someone to help you????

The Iraqi’s pour into the streets to wave at us and when we liberated the cities during the war they gathered in the thousands to cheer, hug and kiss us. It was what the soldier’s in WW2 experienced, yet no one questioned their cause!! Saddam was no better than Hitler! He tortured and killed thousands of innocent people. We are heroes over here, yet American’s badmouth our President for having us here.

Every police station here has a dozen or more memorials for officers that were murdered trying to ensure that their people live free. These are husbands, fathers, and sons killed every day. What if it were your country? What would your choice be? Everything we fight for is worth the blood that may be shed. The media never reports the true HEROISM I witness everyday in the Iraqi’s. Yes there are bad one’s here, but I assure you they are a minuscule percent. Yet they are a number big enough to cause worry in this country’s future.
I have watched brave souls give their all and lose thier lives and limbs for this cause. I will no longer stand silent and let the “deaf and blind” be the only voice shouting. Stonewall Jackson once said, “All that I have, all that I am is at the service of the country.” For these brave souls who gave the ultimate sacrifice, including your son Cindy Sheehan, I will shout till I can no longer. These men and women are heroes. Their spirit lives on in their military and they will never be forgotten. They did not die in vain but rather for a cause that is larger than all of us.

My fellow countrymen and women, we are not overseas for our country alone but also another. We are here to spread democracy and freedom to those who KNOW the true taste of it because they fight for it everyday. You can see the desire in their eyes and I am honored to fight alongside them as an Infantryman in the 101st Airborne.

Freedom is not free, but yet it is everyone’s right to have. Ironic isn’t it? That is why we are here. Though you will always have the skeptics, I know that most of our military will agree with this message. Please, at the request of this soldier spread this message to all you know. We are in Operation Iraqi Freedom and that is our goal. It is a cause that I and thousands of others stand ready to pay the ultimate sacrifice for because, Cindy Sheehan, freedom is worth dying for, no matter what country it is! And after the world is free only then can we hope to have peace.

SGT XXX and 1st Platoon
101st Airborne Division (Air Assault)


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Monday, November 14, 2005

Natalee Halloway 

You all will probably think I'm insensitive for saying this, and as always I don't care. So I'm gonna say it anyways...

I just saw a headline on Fox News that said "Natalee Halloway missing for almost 6 months" followed by an interview with her mother.

I HAVE NEVER SEEN THE NEWS FOLLOW A MISSING PERSONS CASE THIS DAMN LONG (and its starting to annoy me). If her parents weren't rich and annoying we would have heard the last of this crap 5 months ago! I didn't even feel bad for her when I found out about it, and this is why...

1. She left the United States. Its a proven fact that other countries are cooky and their legal systems are ass back wards. Never leave the good ole' USA if you have a choice.

2. She went out and got drunk in a country that was not the United States. Intoxiation can be dangerous even when in the safety of our wonderful country, so combining inoxication and the dangers of not bein in the US is inexcusable!

3. While intoxicated outside of the US, she allowed herself to come in contact with foreigners. What do you think makes countries other then the United States so dangerous??? The people who live there! EVIL EVIL FOREIGNERS!!! Never allow these people to come within spitting distance of you much less allow yourself to be alone with them.

What do these 3 previous stated ingredients, with a side of immaturity, and maybe a hint of sluttishness make????? Anyone????
DISASTER!!!!

ITS HER OWN FAULT!

May God continue to bless America

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Wednesday, November 09, 2005

Big News 

Hey everyone guess what! My wifes pregnant.


Yay

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Two Minutes Hate: political Correctness 

One thing I hate the most is political correctness. I'm sorry, don't we have a little thing called freedom of speech? But no, I'm supposed to "curve" what I say and write as to not "offend" anyone. First off, this is actually damaging to our society... Second off, if it offends someone I honestly don't care.

Republican, Democrat, whatever you are... If there is a view expressed in this site you don't particularly like; LEAVE! Don't stop by the comment box and voice your opinion, because I honestly don't care! Also, throwing cheap insults doesn't offend me or David. Half the time it's not cleaver, and the few times it's actually original we laugh. You can't offend us, and we're not going to change the way we think because he hurt someone's "feelings". Oh fucking well. Yes, I will continue to use the word Fuck. Until the UN takes control over the internet and bans the word, I will continue to say it.

However political correctness is also not annoying, but damaging to the youth of the country. The poor weakminded bastards who can hardly think for themselves as it is. Example, it's not a jungle it's a "rainforest". It's not a swamp, it's a "wetland." Why do they do that? Cause no one wants to save a Jungle or Swamp, but they'll jump at the chance for a "rainforest" or "wetland". Any of this sounding Orwellian yet?Now apply that same mindset to everything p.c. Make sense?

Also, I just get plain irritated even trying to be p.c. about anything. What probably pushed me over the edge is how the media absolutely REFUSES to claim any attacks as "terrorist" attacks, or state it was committed by "Muslims". In Russia, the school massacre, they were called Czech "rebels". In Iraq they're called "insurgents". Give me a fucking break, THEY'RE TERRORISTS! Anyone who refers to them otherwise is either brainwashed, or needs to be shot.

Even small shit that really doesn't matter, now pisses me off. It used to not be such a big deal to me, but with how carried away they've gotten with it... I now hate it all. From now on I refuse to succumb to any form of this fascist political correct bullshit, in any shape,way or form. I won't even refer to the elderly as Senior Citizens anymore... They're either elderly or old people. I'm fucking done with the whole damn thing. One last reminder, if you leave a comment arguing... I probably wont respond unless I'm very bored. So as a reminder of not wasting any time, don't bother. Time writing against my anti-p.c. views can be better spent sucking on the long-end of a 12-gauge.
This has been two minutes hate; Paris is burning...who brought the marshmellows?

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Saturday, November 05, 2005

France on Fire 

Paris is burning... and needless to say I couldn't care less about those fucks. The ironic thing its mostly Muslims doing the burning, which goes to show no matter how much you appease the bastards its in their barbaric blood to kill innocent people. The solution, be more like America and kill them instead of please them.

God Bless America, and no one else.

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Friday, November 04, 2005

Liberality Comic 

Just a quick post to let everyone know about this cool new comic I found called "Liberality".

It has a really cool concept. Its set in 2021 and America is under liberal control. The liberals have surrendered control of the US over to the United Nations, and to top it off Osama Bin Laden is Afghanistan's ambassador to the United States.... yea I didn't think it was that far fetched either.

Anyways... hate speech legistlation known as the "Coulter Laws" have pushed conservatives underground, but a movement led my the likes of Sean Hannity, G. Gordon Libby, Olly North and others is going to save the day.

I'm gonna by myself a copy, if your interested check it out at:

http://www.liberalityforall.com

Take care, and God Bless America

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Thursday, November 03, 2005

Whatcha Che? 

Due to the fact that I hate seeing Che shirts on ignorant minors, or other inept liberals, I bought an Anti-Che/Pro Reagan shirt ( that just came in the mail today ) courtesy of ThoseShirts.com



Although it makes my stomach turn to see people wearing t-shirts of Che, the irony is quite amusing. I have composed a list of the top five reasons it's both ironic and moronic that people wear his shirt.

1. Che was a socialist, and the shirt was bought using capitalism.

2. Che hated the United States and every American... So even though you're glorifying his (ex)existence, he would have still hated you.

3. He was a genocidal maniac who oppressed his people.(note:majority of his fans also like Stalin).

4. A vast majority of the people who wear his image, are clueless to who he actually is.

and number 5 reason...

5. It's the liberals who wear the shirts, and ironically it was President Johnson's administration who was responsible for his death. ( the CIA, under Johnson, trained the guerrillas that killed him )

So, why is he so popular? I guess because he actually is the global icon for Freedom-Fighters. (if the definition for Freedom-Fighters is actually "those who fight Freedom")

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Wednesday, November 02, 2005

Gas Prices, still Bush's fault? 

Over the past few months, I have heard many people blaming George Bush for the gas prices climbing. They always have some inept excuse, that's usually not worth taking the time to argue about. However, gas-prices are starting to drop. It's estimated that within six months gas prices will be at $2.10 and a year from now they will be back under $2.

So, if Bush was to blame for the prices rising... Isn't he also responsible for the prices dropping? So, everyone who said it's Bush's fault needs to reflect and say, "Thank you George Bush" for bringing the gas prices down again. Just need to give credit, where credit is due.

p.s.: If you can't bring yourself to give thanks to George Bush, just admit it was never his fault to begin with.

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