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Old 01-19-2007, 10:45 PM
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[quote=GenuineRisk]Timm, I hate to say it again, but if you're going to post things, you need to be willing to back it up yourself, not tell me it's my responsibility to go Google it (hey, I thought you Republicans were all about personal responsibility, and here you are telling me it's my job to go try to prove you right. Wha?). If you can't post the info to back up your assertions, I don't have any reason to believe them. Yes, please find the "death list" and post the link. Without the link I have no reason to believe you didn't just make it up. I can say Bush and Condi are f*cking like bunnies, but I gots no proof. (actually, they probably aren't. Condi doesn't come across like a woman who's getting any)

(But I'll still design your campaign t-shirts while DTS is grassroots campaigning for you. )

Sorry I was out; I was in meetings all night. Way to spend a Friday. [/Qhttp://www.lizmichael.com/clintond.htmUOTE] This is a list,partial I believe, more than coincidence. I do understand that you've had a long day.
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Old 01-19-2007, 10:58 PM
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Timm, I hate to say it again, but if you're going to post things, you need to be willing to back it up yourself, not tell me it's my responsibility to go Google it (hey, I thought you Republicans were all about personal responsibility, and here you are telling me it's my job to go try to prove you right. Wha?). If you can't post the info to back up your assertions, I don't have any reason to believe them. Yes, please find the "death list" and post the link. Without the link I have no reason to believe you didn't just make it up. I can say Bush and Condi are f*cking like bunnies, but I gots no proof. (actually, they probably aren't. Condi doesn't come across like a woman who's getting any)

(But I'll still design your campaign t-shirts while DTS is grassroots campaigning for you. )

Sorry I was out; I was in meetings all night. Way to spend a Friday. [/Qhttp://www.lizmichael.com/clintond.htmUOTE] This is a list,partial I believe, more than coincidence. I do understand that you've had a long day.
What you posted isn't quite a link, but I'll try to copy and paste it into my browser tomorrow and then we can discuss. I have to go sleep tonight- meeting with a vocal coach tomorrow. Sigh... I'll be so glad when the next five days are over.
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Old 01-19-2007, 10:58 PM
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http://www.lizmichael.com/clintond.htm I don't know why this isn't linking up like a normal link!
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Old 01-20-2007, 12:28 AM
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http://www.lizmichael.com/clintond.htm I don't know why this isn't linking up like a normal link!
i'm not really sure how a list of people who have some connection to the president of the united states is really an indictment against the person.

if i were the president (aka the most prominent, well known, powerful person in the country) i'm sure there would be a list just as long of people i'd gone to high school with, bought drinks for, been in a picture with,matter of fact i can think of at least two dozen off the top of my head...shall we make a brian w spencer death list and insinuate that i've had a hand in killing them?

you make it sound like hillary ordered hits on these people.

that list is a fine example of list-making, but it doesn't really say anything, foir as much as you've pretended it would during this thread.

absurd tim...and i know that you're smart enough to know it. you're not crazy fanatic after all...or at least i thought you weren't. do you really believe that stuff?
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Old 01-20-2007, 07:17 AM
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i'm not really sure how a list of people who have some connection to the president of the united states is really an indictment against the person.

if i were the president (aka the most prominent, well known, powerful person in the country) i'm sure there would be a list just as long of people i'd gone to high school with, bought drinks for, been in a picture with,matter of fact i can think of at least two dozen off the top of my head...shall we make a brian w spencer death list and insinuate that i've had a hand in killing them?

you make it sound like hillary ordered hits on these people.

that list is a fine example of list-making, but it doesn't really say anything, foir as much as you've pretended it would during this thread.

absurd tim...and i know that you're smart enough to know it. you're not crazy fanatic after all...or at least i thought you weren't. do you really believe that stuff?
Brian: you might be a child prodigy, but you're too young to have followed this story from inception. This trail of bodies is just the evolution of the Clinton political machine..some were enemies..some were in spots where they could detail the inner workings of the machine the dynamic duo(sorry,BM&R). When their closest allies weren't needed, or were going to fold on them, they seemed to fall ill or have an accident,conveniently. I'm smart enough to know that this situation is more probable than the Govt having a hand in 9/11! The Clintons' are predators. The facts are not cursory, and singly might not draw attention...but to those who are familiar with the duo, the pattern is there. There are other lists,probably with more detail...since I haven't revisited this deal in a long time. And there are books that speak of their history. What you do with info is up to you...the MSM just buries it.
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Old 01-20-2007, 08:51 AM
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Brian: you might be a child prodigy, but you're too young to have followed this story from inception. This trail of bodies is just the evolution of the Clinton political machine..some were enemies..some were in spots where they could detail the inner workings of the machine the dynamic duo(sorry,BM&R). When their closest allies weren't needed, or were going to fold on them, they seemed to fall ill or have an accident,conveniently. I'm smart enough to know that this situation is more probable than the Govt having a hand in 9/11! The Clintons' are predators. The facts are not cursory, and singly might not draw attention...but to those who are familiar with the duo, the pattern is there. There are other lists,probably with more detail...since I haven't revisited this deal in a long time. And there are books that speak of their history. What you do with info is up to you...the MSM just buries it.
From your list, Timm:
JAMES MCDOUGAL - Clinton's convicted Whitewater partner died of an apparent heart attack, while in solitary confinement. McDougal was a key witness in Kenneth Starr's investigation.

So, under logic like this, GW Bush MUST be responsible for Ken Lays' death, right? I mean, he was chock full of Bush info (chartered him for free on the Enron jet during the '00 campaign and Bush called him "Kenny Boy") so therefore Bush must have had him killed, since he died of an apparent heart attack.

I did some googling on Liz Michael (the owner of the website you posted), and boy, she's an interesting case- wants, apparently, a new Confederacy, founded as a theocracy:

http://atheism.about.com/b/a/062916.htm

And here's her lovely comments on the "Million Mom March"

"The so-called "Million Mom March" represents a clear and present danger to every woman in this nation, especially every teenage girl in this nation. Every woman participating in this march is particpating in an act that may very well lead to her own death, assault, or rape, as well as the death, assault or rape of any woman or young girl in her family."

Lovely. I would certainly want to listen to a woman who seems to think there's an armed rapist/pedophile behind every tree.

Holy cow, how much more culture of fear can these people drum up?
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From your list, Timm:
JAMES MCDOUGAL - Clinton's convicted Whitewater partner died of an apparent heart attack, while in solitary confinement. McDougal was a key witness in Kenneth Starr's investigation.

So, under logic like this, GW Bush MUST be responsible for Ken Lays' death, right? I mean, he was chock full of Bush info (chartered him for free on the Enron jet during the '00 campaign and Bush called him "Kenny Boy") so therefore Bush must have had him killed, since he died of an apparent heart attack.

I did some googling on Liz Michael (the owner of the website you posted), and boy, she's an interesting case- wants, apparently, a new Confederacy, founded as a theocracy:

http://atheism.about.com/b/a/062916.htm

And here's her lovely comments on the "Million Mom March"

"The so-called "Million Mom March" represents a clear and present danger to every woman in this nation, especially every teenage girl in this nation. Every woman participating in this march is particpating in an act that may very well lead to her own death, assault, or rape, as well as the death, assault or rape of any woman or young girl in her family."

Lovely. I would certainly want to listen to a woman who seems to think there's an armed rapist/pedophile behind every tree.

Holy cow, how much more culture of fear can these people drum up?

the only thing that really jumped out at me in this thread is this stuff about the women marching...how would this lead to a death, assault, etc? who is that woman, and where did she get these ideas??
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the only thing that really jumped out at me in this thread is this stuff about the women marching...how would this lead to a death, assault, etc? who is that woman, and where did she get these ideas??

welll, i looked up that person, and read the entire article that she wrote. glad i did, since the brief line that was quoted made her sound nuts.

not so nutty sounding when you read the rest. i'm against gun control myself.
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Genetic fallacy, anyone?
C'mon, Bababooyee, haven't you read the list? No one dies until the Clintons order it.

Here's more conspiracy hilarity:

http://www.georgewalkerbush.net/bushdeathlist.htm

What's awesome about these lists is that Rob Brown appears on BOTH of them.
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Brian: you might be a child prodigy, but you're too young to have followed this story from inception.
Not sure that my being too young infers that I can't have a grasp on the situation. My age has nothing more to do with it than your unfailing belief that the Clintons had a hand in their deaths. We obviously see it different ways, and we're approaching it from those places. Age doesn't necessarily preclude one from having a grasp on history. Matter of fact, for quite awhile in college I was extremely well-versed in Chinese history, including dynasties and the incredible changes the country went through during the last several hundred years. I was also too young to know about that (as were all of us on the forum), but I managed to figure that out. History is history. Spin is spin. Having someone (who was exposed in a later post in the thread as more or less a complete whackjob) compile a list of people who knew the President (reminder: the most powerful, influential, well-known person in the nation) that died doesn't really serve to tell us anything at all, except that the President knows a lot of people.

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For example, I don't see you (or brian to a lesser extent) being nearly as skeptical or critical when DTS starts posting his moronic links or crazy (and/or substance induced) rants. But someone says something against a Clinton, and... .
Well if someone would say something about the Clintons that were actually factual and not just wild, partisan speculation, it might be a bit different....

As for criticizing or being skeptical of DTS' posts...do I really need to comment on that? Trust me, I'm wildly skeptical, but there are not enough hours in a day to comment back to all of them and reminding everyone about their source and subsequent veracity. I doubt you'd find many places on this forum where I responded directly to a link DTS posted and took it as unfailingly true.....because they're not. I love reading The Nation...but I hardly consider everything they say to be true, because they obviously have a partisan agenda. It's no secret and I'm smart enough to know that people spin things the way they want them spun. (Example: Bill O'Reilly can say all he wants that he's not a Republican or a Democrat and that he's not partisan and that he doesn't spin things...but one week of watching shows otherwise [i still enjoy his show], and so can DTS, say he's not partisan. It doesn't make it true.)

Using DTS' posts as an example is faulty logic in showing that either of us jumps at everything like that....because I'm not sure very many people take those links seriously to begin with. I don't at least....for the record
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Not sure that my being too young infers that I can't have a grasp on the situation. My age has nothing more to do with it than your unfailing belief that the Clintons had a hand in their deaths. We obviously see it different ways, and we're approaching it from those places. Age doesn't necessarily preclude one from having a grasp on history. Matter of fact, for quite awhile in college I was extremely well-versed in Chinese history, including dynasties and the incredible changes the country went through during the last several hundred years. I was also too young to know about that (as were all of us on the forum), but I managed to figure that out. History is history. Spin is spin. Having someone (who was exposed in a later post in the thread as more or less a complete whackjob) compile a list of people who knew the President (reminder: the most powerful, influential, well-known person in the nation) that died doesn't really serve to tell us anything at all, except that the President knows a lot of people.



Well if someone would say something about the Clintons that were actually factual and not just wild, partisan speculation, it might be a bit different....

As for criticizing or being skeptical of DTS' posts...do I really need to comment on that? Trust me, I'm wildly skeptical, but there are not enough hours in a day to comment back to all of them and reminding everyone about their source and subsequent veracity. I doubt you'd find many places on this forum where I responded directly to a link DTS posted and took it as unfailingly true.....because they're not. I love reading The Nation...but I hardly consider everything they say to be true, because they obviously have a partisan agenda. It's no secret and I'm smart enough to know that people spin things the way they want them spun. (Example: Bill O'Reilly can say all he wants that he's not a Republican or a Democrat and that he's not partisan and that he doesn't spin things...but one week of watching shows otherwise [i still enjoy his show], and so can DTS, say he's not partisan. It doesn't make it true.)

Using DTS' posts as an example is faulty logic in showing that either of us jumps at everything like that....because I'm not sure very many people take those links seriously to begin with. I don't at least....for the record
Oh, never mind my response- brian said it all better than I could have.

FYI, Brian, Bill O'Reilly's voter registration also belied his "I'm an independent" claim. I'm not sure how he's registered now, but when he started his claims, he was still registered Republican.

And may I say, the Colbert/O'Reilly face-off was about as lame as could be. Very disappointed. I much preferred Colbert's skewering of Dinesh D'Souza who is an insult to the word, "idiot."
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And may I say, the Colbert/O'Reilly face-off was about as lame as could be. Very disappointed. I much preferred Colbert's skewering of Dinesh D'Souza who is an insult to the word, "idiot."
I watched both face-offs off my DVR last night. I didn't particularly enjoy either. I wondered though (and my goodness, this is not an intelligence accusation, before anyone jumps at my throat) what percentage of Bill O' Reilly's viewers "got" it. With all the Stewart-bashing that Colbert did on the show, and thinking about how many Factor viewers had ever seen it, there was likely a good percentage of his viewership that didn't even understand that it was a spoof and that Colbert was basically making fun of O'Reilly the whole time. It became a heck of a lot funnier when you thought about it that way

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(I agree with the position, by the way, that more troops were needed, not fewer, but I think the time was back in 2003 and I'm not sure if it would make any difference now. I wonder if the Dems are sitting back and watching the thing implode because they really have no idea how to fix this mess. I don't.)
I agree 100%. It gets frustrating when Bush and others point out that the Dems don't have a plan. No kidding they don't, because there is NO plan that is going to "fix" Iraq the way Americans understand the words 'fix' and 'victory.' It has been so bumbled that there is no way out that is going to work. So while he escalates the situation and nobody agrees, he is able to pass most of the blame because he can point out that nobody else is offering any other plans. Well, besides troop withdrawal, but that just scores him more points because he can use the phrase "cut and run" again, which nobody likes to hear. If it weren't so royally f-ed up to begin with, there might still be a plan that would work.

I worry, like many others about the fact that it may just bea case of maintaining the status quo for two years until it can be passed onto someone else. The good thing is that the American public is too smart to think that the next President is at fault for inheriting the mess he made.

Though, being called a child prodigy (tongue in cheek or not) by Tim, is going in my profile as of right now
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Yeah, lol, in hindsight, that wasn't exactly fair!
And fyi. I don't really buy conspiracy theories from any side -- and I doubt there are any posts to expose that I do. I don't even buy Bush theories (except that he's a bumbling tool....but I'm not sure that qualifies as a conspiracy theory, it may be more attentive observation...). I think most conspiracy theorists are just people with too much time on their hands.
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