Displaying 6,121 To 6,150 Of 7,446 Comments I wish they would bring it back. I would be one of the ones caught for sure. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 10:34 am And I will tell my friend, Stella Nidiot {{{laughing}}} » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 10:29 am You got me on this one, I just casually read it and thought who is Ben Dover? So you are still in the game. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 10:06 am LOL, did you also switch the push and pull signs on doors? » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 10:03 am Never forgot “Mike Hunt And I am sure alot of people have replayed that one, funny. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 9:57 am Adlib If you have a base of cutomers, look for a customer called Mr. Baer. Then give his name and the number of your local zoo to a staff member. Then watch their expression when they make the call. A friend and I did that to our boss. He looked puzzled for a minute but then his face turned red, he hung up the phone and said, “Mary, Sue, in my office NOW”. He later played the same joke on our EVP and told him he learned it from the best pranksters. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 9:50 am Progressive media’s wrong turn: adversaries vs. advocates What about Hijacking Catastophe, do you have that too? » Posted By SueInCa On April 2, 2010 @ 12:25 pm It is on Link TV this week and I imagine it is in their archives as well. It is a real eye opener/justification of my mistrust of the media and corporations today. » Posted By SueInCa On April 2, 2010 @ 11:48 am Nellie » Posted By SueInCa On April 2, 2010 @ 11:41 am Outstanding post Nellie I recently watched the history of Pacifica on FSTV. I used to listen to them when I was in the Bay Area. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 12:25 pm Perhaps a good game of pay it forward should be started. Do something nice for someone and when they (hopefully) say thank you, tell them not to thank you, but pass it on to another person. Liberty Mutual does have a good commercial, more people should be paying attention. Doing the right thing and letting it spread………….. » Posted By SueInCa On March 31, 2010 @ 7:52 pm Great post. America and it’s kids are just like you say, we allow ourselves to be manipulated into a vicious cycle of info/buytoys-mania. We went through a recent period where people trusted their government to a fault. We bought the “everyone needs to own a home” mantra of the Shrub and his minions and the call to “go shopping” after 9/11. All of the distractions were deliberate so people would hopefully miss the rape and pillaging of our economic system and our liberties. Those of us who stayed living within our means and did not use our homes like ATM machines, were ridiculed as not having the foresight to take advantage of a hot market. If we sold and bought responsibly and refused the zero amoritization loans, we were crazy. Well it looks like in the long run all those people who said we were crazy are really the crazy ones. » Posted By SueInCa On March 31, 2010 @ 4:25 pm Coalition of Church and State: The Influence of the RR/Our Response Boomer And……….as long as your religion does not have plans to take over the United States and become a church/state. That is what I find so disturbing about these people. Ralph Reed said in his book, After the Revolution basically that if they Unite Christians can pass any law, change anything they want and take control of this country. And he ended with “and that’s what we intend to do” When you have some time, read this. It is long but will give you some insight as to their goals and how to achieve them. You will see a chilling reference to what they are attempting to do to Obama today, chilling. http://www.yuricareport.com/Art%20Essays/The%20New%20Messiahs%20Excerpts.htm » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 10:15 pm Kes I think Notre Dame did the upstanding thing last year with the controversy and President Obama speaking. A religious right church or school would never have done that. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 7:04 pm Thanks, Choice Lady. I enjoyed much of the writing and research on this. I love to dig and research takes alot of digging to get to the truth. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 6:00 pm You said it in a nutshell Adlib, death panels, kill granny, gubmint out of my healthcare but let me keep my medicare, socialism, socialism, socialism. The sad thing about this is if you were brought up in the religion, unless you really open your mind to other things, you will always believe in the back of your mind someday you will be on the freeway and cars are going to start crashing with no one in them, the inevitable Rapture……I heard it all and believed I was in serious jeopardy for about awhile, then I opened my mind and read for myself. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 5:59 pm Yes, unfortunately I had not paid alot of attention to this Monsanto thing, but I also have not seen much coverage on this food technology issue except for on Free Speech TV. So keep up the good work, I am being educated. Food and water are the two resources we cannot live without and the mainstream media has not covered it very well at all. But then it does not have the sensational impact of a Tiger Woods story. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 2:50 pm I plan to head right to a Peets Coffee right after my “procedure” next week. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 2:45 pm Oops I forgot to ask you how the “procedure” went, the actual was not as bad as you thought, right? » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 2:29 pm You got it, in fact I think my next will be on the RR and Mainline Christians in relation to support of Israel. I am gathering notes on that now. But just as a separate article, not a series. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 2:27 pm Thanks Tiger. I have enjoyed doing it despite several “go arounds” with writer’s block. But I do intend to spread the gospel, as the religious right says. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 2:25 pm I would agree with you to some extent, except for the “low-value voter” who follows Palin because of her foreign policies. Then asked exactly what that is, “umm I can’t think of it right now”. Or they vote for someone because they are good looking, or they are against abortion, never mind they are a war monger….. I truly hope America wakes up, but like Adlib said in his post yesterday, we seem to be a nation of followers of the fad at the time. I realize there are alot of bright people(like people here at POV)but there are also alot of low-value, low-information people who get the same opportunity to vote as all of us. Time heals wounds and it would not surprise me to find alot of voters soon forget the horror that was George W Bush. The broken economy is already the fault of this new administration and their voices are loud. Low value voters do not look further than the ballot. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 2:23 pm Politico had me laughing, The Family Research Council, a “social conservative group”. I call it like it is a Religious Right pit of bigots. But a good idea not to contribute to the RNC. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 2:16 pm KQ – I could not agree with you more. I shared some interpretation of scripture with Khirad one night here showing how they can twist things around to fit their agenda or how they just ignore the obvious to fit their agenda. They are incredulous, it is a good thing I don’t interact with them much. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 2:11 pm Cher, yes that is the “right” word. Thanks. I do plan to tackle other issues where the RR is wrong but not base the articles on just their structure. And thanks. As I am sure you found out with the Hate in America series, it is so immense with so many different facets, it could never be covered in one post. » Posted By SueInCa On April 1, 2010 @ 2:07 pm History of the World, Part 1– Passover Edition Javaz, no, they just twist the scripture around to fit the mood. They can turn “blessed are the poor in spirit” to “well if you are a spirit you deserve to be poor.” Or better yet, “see the poor have spirit, the don’t need no stinking hand up” » Posted By SueInCa On March 31, 2010 @ 11:33 am Javaz » Posted By SueInCa On March 31, 2010 @ 10:59 am Her you go Cher.
» Posted By SueInCa On March 30, 2010 @ 6:42 pm My son is divorced but he does follow the kosher laws. He won’t eat alot of things he used to gobble down like candy. But if it makes him happy, I am fine with it. It is so sad when families are torn apart over religion, or anything for that matter. » Posted By SueInCa On March 30, 2010 @ 6:36 pm As long as he is not one of the religious right, he can practice any faith he wants. He did go through the evangelical phase though. And not a progressive phase at that. » Posted By SueInCa On March 30, 2010 @ 6:11 pmComments Posted By SueInCa
Did you think you could fool the astute readers of this site? As soon as I saw the title, I thought “April Fools Day”. Here is one that might work for you and one I did pull successfully{{{{laughing}}}}}}
Have you seen Orwell Rolls In His Grave? It is a good documentary on the corporate takeover of the MSM. I just watched it again this morning.
It does not matter what you believe as long as you are comfortable with it. You can be a Buddhist, An Atheist, A Catholic, A Methodist, A UCC, A Unitarian, a Muslim, a Christian as long as you don’t fall into the fanatical side of whatever religion you worship under.
After all the research and reading I have done, I am sure you are feeling a bit put out with the conservative elements of the Church. One thing I must say is even though I have known a few conservative Catholics, never have I experienced them like the rabid right. I can understand their stand on abortion, while I am pro-choice I would still like to see abortion be a last resort thing and I do think we are moving that way. The GLBT thing though I just do not discus with them. They will not change my mind and I can’t change theirs so it is best to leave it alone.
Just remember she cannot hide from a higher power.
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