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SHANNYN MOORE: Palin’s Oily Lies Drip from the Pages of Going Rogue…

What a complete nutter! He must have picked up the wrong book.

It did send waves of nausea to my empty stomach but that’s not your fault at all and then I laughed out loud at the absurdity of the man for writing such utter BS.

» Posted By Kalima On November 16, 2009 @ 3:03 pm

Good afternoon bitohistory, I trust that you enjoyed your programs last night?

Thank you for your concern, I’m slowly getting ready for my trip and wish that it was behind me already. You will know what I mean when I say that after all these years, I am tired of hospitals, seeing sick people, of the smells and sounds and waiting for long periods parked in a wheelchair that is too short for my legs. Rant over!

How are you?

» Posted By Kalima On November 16, 2009 @ 3:00 pm

It could be that Oprah is one step ahead and knowing how eagerly SP shows her ignorance every time she opens her mouth, decided to have some fun at SP’s expense. Oprah is not dumb.

I will not be able to see this over here and hope that some time soon someone will be kind enough to provide the link.

Good afternoon javaz.

» Posted By Kalima On November 16, 2009 @ 2:55 pm

That’s odd, I was under the impression that people buying Ms. Mooseburger’s book only look at pictures and many would mistakenly buy the book coming out on the same day,” Sarah Palin

» Posted By Kalima On November 16, 2009 @ 2:26 pm

Your Satisfaction is our Greatest Annoyance

Thank you kesmarn, you are very kind. I’m hoping for a good outcome this time, last Monday’s procedure didn’t work so well and had nothing to do with my doctor either, he’s sweetheart and very good at what he does. Fingers crossed. 🙂

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 7:21 pm

Enjoy your evening bitohistory, I hope you have fun.

Thank you so much for your kind wishes, oh and the hugs too. 🙂

Goodnight. Take care.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 7:12 pm

You are very naughty but at least your machine speaks English. 🙂

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 6:54 pm

LOL wts, we certainly chose the wrong country to live in. By the time they are on number 9, I have to start all over again, more than twice sometimes because they tend to speak too quickly.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 6:31 pm

Where are the Progressive and Liberal Voices on Gitmo?

I swear only in German in our house, it makes my hubby crack up every time and he doesn’t like the F-word, he says it doesn’t suit me, whatever that means. My sister has a habit of blurting it out when she’s mad but never in front of her three kids. We lived together in London for a few years so it’s all her fault. 🙂

Verpiss Dich means PO or get lost.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 10:20 pm

LOL, go for it Khirad. Swearing in German sounds so hostile and really is a lot of fun.

When we were living together in London, I taught my hubby a few swear words for fun thinking he would soon forget them again. On our first visit to my parents, my mother, a tall woman, picked him up in her arms to hug him. To my utter embarrassment he spoke his first words to her in the German I had taught him. He said “Leck mich am Arsch” translated word for word, no I won’t do that here, so I’ll go with “Kiss my arse” instead.

The look my mother gave me over the top his head was worth a thousand words and I was on dish washing duty the whole weekend.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 8:31 pm

We are from Essen- Heisingen, a small suburb of Essen. The rest of my mother’s siblings settled around Bonn.

When my mother and I joined my stepfather in England, I remember how hard she tried to fit in, how hard she tried to lose her strong accent, it pained me. Later I went to night classes to do exactly the same, my early school days were a horror story of beatings, xenophobia and insults, so I often went back to my grandparent in Germany from the age of 9 to 13. Children can be very cruel, especially when they hear their parents spouting the same hate at home.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 5:24 pm

I’m glad that in my experience on this the 3rd site since starting to blog about 2 years 5 months ago, I have sought out, come to know and become friends with some of the best and enlightened people out there. I don’t fear the arseholes, I have little, in fact nothing to say to them. Their lack of logic makes me feel dizzy.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 5:17 pm

Yes the guilt and shame was passed on from my grandparents and we were also lectured as tiny things in school, the memory of this follows us to adulthood when the guilt and shame feels even greater at times.

LOL being brought up a RC certainly didn’t help because even the innocent kids like myself, had to make up stories of being bad for our confessions, it was a confusing time to be sure.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 4:52 pm

I was sorry to read that about your grandmother. I will always name the country of my birth out of respect for my mother who was Swedish by birth and adopted by German friends of my maternal grandmother. Out of respect and admiration for my German grandparents who taught me, respect, compassion, humility and a love of people different in appearance or religious beliefs at a very early age.

I thank them all and miss them all too.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 4:41 pm

Yes nellie, you are right. I feel that many are ashamed and the ones who spew the hate are too ashamed to admit that they are ashamed. They reconcile this by being bigots, racists, xenophobes and naysayers for the rest of their miserable existence. I hope that they develop painful ulcers from all the bile they cough up in public.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 4:21 pm

As small children in Germany, we were taught collective guilt, we never really lose it and sometimes can’t because of aggressive and somewhat hateful comments when we name the country of our birth. I have experienced this as recently as 10 years ago and had the sense to leave a dinner table to go home because of it.

Deep rooted hate is a factor in many things that happened way before we were born and it’s universal unfortunately but the following innocent generations still bear the brunt of past memories and some will suffer because of this.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 4:03 pm

They only make themselves look bad to the people who know something or genuinely care about the history and cultures of other countries.

Those who believe this crap, enjoy being led by their nose rings and I see no path of enlightenment for them on the horizon. I pity them but do not feel sorry for them in the least. Everyone has a choice.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 3:50 pm

Thank you nellie, don’t worry, it’s something that I’ve learned to live with for more than 2 decades but I should be feeling better after my visit for another month. Keeping my fingers and toes crossed. 🙂

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 3:44 pm

Thank you, no fun at all. I’ve been going with the same illness, every 2 to 3 weeks for the last 22 years and often have to push myself to get ready to go these days. We get tired of being sick I think, I am.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 3:31 pm

Just read your link about the President bowing to the Emperor. Not only is this an insult to a man who had nothing to do with WW11 but a greater insult to the Japanese people who signed a treaty after the war to never fight or engage in wars again. It would be as if the Japanese still hate all Americans for Hiroshima and Nagasaki or people hating all Germans because of Hitler and his Nazi band of murderers. It’s pure nonsense, an excuse to hate and Andrew Malcolm, LA Times needs his words stuffed one by one into the place that the sun never shines. F@cking moron!!

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 3:27 pm

Thank you KQ, second time lucky I hope, I don’t think that I can manage a third weekend of the same.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 3:16 pm

No need to apologize, I’m in and out.

I hope to be feeling better after my trip to my hospital tomorrow afternoon. I hope that you are doing well too.

I left a post of the President’s speech in Tokyo and hope that you had a chance to read it. It was powerful and excellent as usual and you could see that it came from the heart.

Oh and good afternoon to you too.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 3:12 pm

I agree that it would be something I expect to be used as an argument from the RW but not a Senator with a “D” following his name and of course the fact that it is a very poor comparison from a man with a military background himself.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 2:48 pm

Sen. Webb’s statement is out of context when he compares the pilots of the planes which attacked Pearl Harbour, it was war time and what happened on 9/11 was terrorism, there is no logical comparison to be made.

Terrorism is a criminal act against a group of innocent people to weaken or send a message to the leaders of that country and as a criminal act, the accused should be tried in a regular court and not a military one. Bush going into Afghanistan is what made it a war and not the actual attack on your soil. I’m amazed that people can’t see this more clearly but then again, look at the pea brains who are shouting the loudest.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 2:23 pm

President Obama’s Tokyo Speech in full.

Thank you javaz for providing the link and I would just like to add again, that every head of state who has been officially introduced to the Emperor and Empress, including Prince Charles and Princess Diana on their trip here many years ago, bowed to the Emperor.

Double standard hypocrisy is something that the RW excel at, they should add it to their curriculum vitae for that time ahead when they lose their upcoming elections.

» Posted By Kalima On November 16, 2009 @ 2:48 pm

The “Yes we can” is in smaller letters underneath in English no less.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 8:17 pm

Perfect proverb Khirad and spot on for the ignorant masses.

If I were an American now, I would be beating my chest with pride to have such an educated, all encompassing, compassionate man as my President.

Let the fools lie where they stumble and fall.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 8:15 pm

I am pleased that we have come to our senses and realize that the very last thing that AH wants published are actual facts or the truth.

When I went there one day in August, a little too much wine, to check if I could still post comments, I managed to see 5 posted and the rest went straight to pending never to be seen again. We don’t need this.

To me Huff is now like a sordid, broken down bar somewhere, the piano player sucks, the place smells of dirty ashtrays and sweat, and the restroom is overflowing with urine and vomit.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 6:18 pm

I agree with your sentiments wholeheartedly, she needs to be exposed as well as her tabloid RW propaganda leaning rag. I say the same, a mass exodus of genuine progressive and liberal posters, leaving only her click producing trolls and staff who pose as trolls there, would be a fitting reward for her treachery since the primaries last year.

I for one would do a victory dance on her image, even if I had to print it out from one shown on her site, I really hate going there, my Mac starts to hiss.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 5:05 pm

I’m in the Japan, I bow to my neighbours, I bow to people who are older than me, I bow to people that I respect, heck I even bow while speaking on the phone. It is as normal as a handshake is everywhere else, these people need either a lobotomy or a radical brain transplant. How many have ever left the country, know where to point to when asked to identify other countries on a map or even possess a passport?

“Empty vessels make the most sound” is very true, I rest my case or whatever.

» Posted By Kalima On November 15, 2009 @ 2:39 pm