Obama: The Symptom of What’s Ailing America

Reader Larry G at Hot Air left this comment, saying that he’s trying to pass it around.  Well, Larry, I’m here to help.  Think about this, America…

Some people have the vocabulary to sum up things in a way you can understand them. This quote came from the Czech Republic. Someone over there has it figured out. We have a lot of work to do.

“The danger to America is not Barack Obama but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency. It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of an Obama presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their president.”

“The problem is much deeper and far more serious than Mr. Obama, who is a mere symptom of what ails America . Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince.

The Republic can survive a Barack Obama, who is, after all, merely a fool. It is less likely to survive a multitude of fools such as those who made him their president.”

The Devil and Daniel Webster

During radio show, Beck says that “Goldline is the escape” from economic collapse.”

Beck preaches the “good news” that a “blaze is coming” that will “burn everything down”

Beck mocks President Calderon’s accent, says Mexicans migrate to U.S. “because you suck so much in your government”

Beck on immigration debate: “It’s amazing that we don’t all go with zip ties to Washington and just arrest all of them”

Beck pushes conspiracy theory tying Obama administration to “mob bank” to illustrate “the death of our country”

Don’t you love how George Soros’ Media Matters takes Glenn Beck’s truths and twists them into something “eee-vil”? Wait, let me find that quote about Lucifer, the great deceiver of mankind…

Not long ago, my friend Marylou gifted me with a book that contains within its covers the most precious knowledge one can read.  The American Patriot’s Bible, The Word of God and the Shaping of America includes the biblical truths that formed the foundation of America’s values. It is filled with treasures, gold pieces of knowledge that should be in every — your — home and read every day. Especially to your children.

Anyway, I found this quote today at the beginning of Jeremiah that ties in with what Glenn Beck talked about on yesterday’s TV show.

“The great American statesman Daniel Webster understood how crucial it is for a nation “under God” to steadfastly guard its foundations of righteousness.  In 1852, he warned of his own beloved America, “If we and our posterity reject religious instruction and authority, violate the rules of eternal justice, trifle with the injunctions of morality, and recklessly destroy the political constitution which holds us together, no man can tell how sudden a catastrophe may overwhelm us, that shall bury all our glory in profound obscurity.”

Think about that as you watch this.

Glenn Beck TV Show, May 20, 2010

Patton: “Mark, you magnificent bastard! I read your book”

The NY Daily News headline screamed:

Tea Party leader Mark Williams says Muslims worship a ‘monkey god’, blasts Ground Zero mosque

Heh.  Tea Party Express chairman and radio talk show host Mark Williams didn’t pull any punches when he wrote that Muslims worship a “monkey god” in a blogpost protesting the proposed mosque near Ground Zero in Manhattan.

The post is password protected at his site MarkTalk.com, (in a clever bit of marketing, you have to own or purchase Mark’s book “Taking Back America One Tea Party at a Time” to access the article) but the piece has set off howls of protest from the hounds of hell who are insulted.  Can you imagine?  Insulted!!!

Mark included the descriptive in his blog in which he protested the 13-story mosque and Islamic cultural center planned at Park Place and Broadway, writing that it is a monument to the 9/11 terrorists.

“The monument would consist of a Mosque for the worship of the terrorists’ monkey-god.”

According to the NY Daily News report, “his statements drew a sharp rebuke from City Hall and the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a national Muslim civil rights and advocacy group.”

NY Mayor Bloomberg, a Jew, supports the project, as does State Sen. Daniel Squadron (D-Manhattan/Brooklyn).  This from Bloomberg, the chief hellhound enabler:

“It’s appalling,” a spokesman for Mayor Bloomberg said of Williams’ comments, adding that the land is private and is zoned for a number of uses including a religious facility.

“It would be shocking if such ignorant comments failed to elicit a strong response not only from Tea Party leaders, but from other parties throughout the political spectrum,” said Corey Saylor, the Muslim rights group’s national legislative director.

The downtown project is being spearheaded by the Cordoba Initiative and the American Society for Muslim Advancement. Neither group had any immediate response to Williams’ comments.

The glass-and-steel building – which would also include a 500-seat performing arts venue, a swimming pool and a basketball court – would be built two blocks from the World Trade Center site, in the old Burlington Coat Factory.

This month, Community Board 1′s financial district committee unanimously approved the project, calling it a “plus” for the community.

Mark’s comments rattled CAIR’s chains, a clanging from hell that happens with regularity at the slightest hint of “offense” aimed at the “religion of peace”.

Ibrahim Hooper, a spokesman for the Muslim rights group, pointed out other offensive statements Williams has made about Muslims on his Web site, including calling Islam “a 7th Century Death Cult coughed up by a psychotic pedophile.”

“A 7th Century Death Cult coughed up by a psychotic pedophile.” I’d say he got that about right.

In an e-mail to the Daily News, Williams was unapologetic – saying his comments were specifically aimed at the terrorists, which he described as “the animals of Allah.”  (Insert laugh here).

“If CAIR equates terrorists with Muslims then they apparently have a little [political correctness] problem of their own now don’t they?” Williams said.  A clean, clear, crisp and concise observation.

Mark has posted additional comments at his site, wryly apologizing to Hindus around the world:

In the course of the article I described the “god” worshiped by terrorists as “a monkey god”.   I was wrong and that was offensive.   I owe an apology to millions of Hindus who worship Lord Hanuman, an actual Monkey God.

Moreover, Hanuman is worshiped as a symbol of perseverance, strength and devotion.  He is  known as a destroyer of evil and to inspire and liberate.  Those are hardly the traits of whatever the Hell (literally) it is that terrorists worship and worthy of my respect and admiration not ridicule.

So, again, to my Hindu friends I offer my sincerest apologies for my horrible lapse and my insensitivity.  It was unintentional,  inexplicably ignorant and I am ashamed at my offense toward you.

Mark Williams, Gen. George S. Patton would have been proud of you for calling out the enemy.  To paraphrase Old Blood and Guts… listen carefully.  He’s whispering from his grave,  “Mark, you magnificent bastard!  I read your book.”

Hey Rush Limbaugh! He’s right.

If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a dozen times — Rush Limbaugh gives the Republicans in Congress a pass.  I have yelled at the radio on more than one occasion –  “Rush!  Tell those damned Republicans to stand up and say something! Do something! Set their hair on fire! Set the Senate and House chambers on fire! Beat those silly-assed Democrats with a cane.  March around the Capitol with your own damned Tea Party signs.  Call a press conference on the Capitol steps!  Filibuster whenever possible.  Obstruct!!!  SCREAM!!!

WHERE ARE THE REPUBLICANS?

It seems to me that the only ones with any testicular fortitude at all happen to be women.  Go figure.  Michele Bachmann, Sarah Palin.  They’re he-men compared to the boys in the cloakrooms.

Come on Rush!  Tell those Republicans — Boehner, McConnell, et al to find their manhood and use it.  Shove it right back at them.

Tell them, Rush!  Tell them to loosen their ties, get outta the tanning booth and get busy doing their jobs defending us and our country.  I don’t want to hear you whine that they’re in the minority… Bullcrap!

But Rush never does.

Oh he blows a good blast, but when it comes down to giving these lily-livered career politicians a sound thrashing?

Admit it, Rush. You aren’t up to it.  Oh, you’ll kick some Dem ass, but you won’t give it to the Pubs the same way.

Can you tell I’m chafed about it?  That I have a lot of pent-up frustration?  I’ve been waiting Rush.  Day after day.  Waiting for you to set them straight and tell them to act like they have a freaking spine.  Day after freaking day. (Hear that drumming sound?  It’s my fingers tapping impatiently on the table…)

So when Bob in Belleville, Michigan called you on it Rush, I applauded.

Good for ya, Bob from Belleville!  Good for us!

But El Rushbo, you got a little testy.  You didn’t like that one bit.  And I’ll bet Snerdley got a good chewing out for letting that caller get past your screening.  Heh.  Too bad, Rush.  He’s right. This time you’re wrong.

Here’s the transcript:

Caller Rips Your Host for Not Ripping the Republicans Enough

May 20, 2010

RUSH: Bob in Belleville, Michigan, welcome to the EIB Network, sir.  Hello.

CALLER:  Rush, dittos.  And I — and I’m a staunch conservative Republican.  But, boy, am I mad at you.  You are missing the boat so far out that you need to be out there with — with the oil rig.  Where were the Republicans when this guy was standing in front of him today insulting our country? Why didn’t they get up and walk out?  Why didn’t they get up and walk out on this yo-yo?

RUSH:  Why are you asking me?

CALLER: They didn’t!

RUSH:  How did I miss the boat?

CALLER:  I’m asking but you’re giving them one. You never… I’m personally saying, you give the Republicans a pass.  I am one.  I’m a conservative.  You don’t know how many times I’ve yelled and screamed at you on that radio, but you give them a pass every time.  Why didn’t they get up and walk out?  When they were passing the TARP and all of that other crap that went on, and they’re standing there, “Oh, we didn’t…” Why didn’t they walk out? What did they do when Clinton was in trouble?

RUSH: What…?

CALLER: The Democrats all stood on the steps together as a group and said, “We will follow behind you.”  Where are the Republicans doing that to the people of the country?  They’re not.

RUSH:  What are you doing to help?

CALLER:  I’m part of the tea party. I’m talking to you right now, and everybody else I can talk to.  And I voted and I vote and I vote as many times and often.  I’m in Michigan.  (laughing)

RUSH:  Yeah, well.

CALLER:  My point, Rush, is this.  I honestly feel sometimes you give them a pass because you are –

RUSH:  This is ridiculous.

CALLER:  — so (garbled) with them.

RUSH: This is absolutely ridiculous. This is ridiculous. I don’t know what show you’re listening to.

CALLER: I’ve listened to you for years.

RUSH: It renders irrelevant everything else you’re saying.  I give the Republicans a pass?  Go ask Karl Rove or George W. Bush about that.  Go ask Mitch McConnell about it.

CALLER: Why? Why?

RUSH: You know, you’re very good at whining and complaining while you sit out there and do this and demand the Republicans do that, do this.  I’m off the deep end?  I called them “fearful.” I chastised them for joining in a standing O a couple times! I don’t know what you’re listening to.  But even so, is that the measure: Being willing to criticize Republicans?  My primary focus here is saving the country.  My primary focus here is focusing the blame where it belongs — and, frankly, sir, whether the Republicans stand up and walk out is irrelevant.  That’s not gonna change what Obama and his regime are doing.  It’s not going to help an election, it’s not going to cause any change or make any difference whatsoever except to satisfy armchair people like you who want to see some sort of action that you’re not willing to take yourself.