Displaying 121 To 150 Of 339 Comments Con artists have a word for the inability of their victims to accept that they’ve been scammed. They call it the “True Believer Syndrome.” » Posted By audadvnc On February 21, 2011 @ 12:48 pm Invite For Collaboration Part 2: This is an interesting opportunity to hoist the Empress on her own petard. But don’t confuse the issue of demonizing Her with lauding the President. Sooner or later, you will find that Pres. Obama has been just as neocon and duplicitous as Arianna has been, and you’ll find this article is naught but a fan letter to Obama. » Posted By audadvnc On February 21, 2011 @ 11:46 am Wisconsin, what does it really mean? Look in the mirror. You’re just as befuddled as the Tea Baggers. » Posted By audadvnc On February 22, 2011 @ 12:18 pm Don’t blame Arianna – or me – for Obama’s abdication of his mission. » Posted By audadvnc On February 22, 2011 @ 12:14 pm If the Dems want to regain any credibility in the eyes of America, they’re going to have to step up to the plate and do it. Right now, they’re merely tools of the One Percenters, just like the GOP are. The Two Party political system is Janus, the two faced demon. » Posted By audadvnc On February 22, 2011 @ 12:13 pm That’s ridiculous. The dems brought it all upon themselves, by pretending to support the American citizenry, all the while taking money from and doing the bidding of the East Coast Establishment / Wall Street / Globalist Powers That Be. Had the Democratic party held to its mission instead of selling out to Big Money, this issue would be moot. » Posted By audadvnc On February 22, 2011 @ 12:10 pm Arianna’s Republican Hattrick (or Toyboy) Ooh, you’re pushing it. I can think of one very rich lady with powerful friends and a fresh hundred million bucks to play with, who would like nothing better than to hire a skyscraper full of libel lawyers to bust this little ma & pa site with a defamation suit for words such as the above. Expect legal action in 3…2…1…. and then wall-to-wall coverage in HP (complete with published names & histories) on her successful suit. I recommend you pull this article. » Posted By audadvnc On February 18, 2011 @ 9:47 am HP could be considered as ProgMedia version 1.0 – complete with bugs and long-term limitations that required a total rewrite. Let’s get going on version 2.0 … » Posted By audadvnc On February 19, 2011 @ 8:43 am Here’s my horoscope for today: “… thirst for coffee is strong. You could have had a sudden inspiration, but it turned out to just be gas. Don’t be afraid to swing by the store to pick up milk & eggs on the way home. Breakfast is as important as anything else.” » Posted By audadvnc On February 19, 2011 @ 8:40 am Except for that $315 mil, of course. That can buy a lot of favors all by itself. » Posted By audadvnc On February 19, 2011 @ 8:38 am Yesterday I wrote an email to Ana at TYT voicing my concerns. She wrote back with this comment: “Robert, I’m very happy that you value TYT’s mission as much as me and Cenk do. I can assure you that TYT is Cenk’s number one priority. We’re not going anywhere or changing our core beliefs.” So, at least she and TYT are aware we’re paying attention. But I notice a conspicuous lack of TYT coverage on the AOL/HP story. Are they merely being careful not to burn their bridges, or have they already crossed them to MSM land with Arianna? » Posted By audadvnc On February 19, 2011 @ 8:09 am Reminds me of how to generate your stripper name: Take your first pet’s name and the name of your first street. My result? “Toby Madison”. Sounds like I should be running a dating site for cheaters. » Posted By audadvnc On February 18, 2011 @ 12:58 pm Rag tag? » Posted By audadvnc On February 18, 2011 @ 12:50 pm The crazy teabagger ladies are quite something else, aren’t they? One thing I like about HP is how it portrays Michele Bachmann as a lunatic. Correction: I “liked” about HP. I threw up on them and “poofed” last week. » Posted By audadvnc On February 18, 2011 @ 12:48 pm Here’s a related sell-out story for your consideration: Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks landing a slot on MSNBC. Cenk, like the Empress, was a hard core neocon back in the day, then had a 180 degree turn in political slant, starting up that very successful YouTube channel catering to – political progressives. Now he’s appearing regularly on MSNBC. And has brought Her on as a guest on more than one occasion recently. And approximately 50% of TYT’s threads are celebrity or sex related. Just a curious coincidence, I suppose… Perhaps Ana Kasparian can be saved before she’s thrown under the TYT bus. She’s smart, but under Cenk’s thumb. How many national shows could she go to? » Posted By audadvnc On February 18, 2011 @ 11:58 am Sure there’s the Giant Right Wing Conspiracy. But they’re just different teams in the PTB Globalist League, like the New Jersey Mafia wars of the 1970’s. No matter who won, the folks in their domains still had to pay the Don. Steer clear of Obama bashing? IMO, that’s irresponsible fandom in the extreme. » Posted By audadvnc On February 18, 2011 @ 9:34 am They were the ones rooting for the Nat’l Guard at Kent State. » Posted By audadvnc On February 18, 2011 @ 9:29 am A lot of true blue progressives are still under the illusion that Barack Obama is a progressivist president. He really does need to be exposed for the phony he is also. » Posted By audadvnc On February 18, 2011 @ 9:17 am Feel the luv! » Posted By audadvnc On February 18, 2011 @ 9:04 am AH’s sellout to AOL is mildly interesting, but it’s just money. Let’s not expend too much emotional energy on this. HP was an interesting – and wildly successful – experiment in marketing to the progressive niche subculture. Good on her – now let’s do it better here. » Posted By audadvnc On February 18, 2011 @ 8:56 am Don’t go all Chicken Little on us, please… Mongol hordes at the gates are dark times. Tea Partiers in the legislature are merely an annoyance. » Posted By audadvnc On February 17, 2011 @ 7:00 am Worth sharing….”The Disease called ‘Perfection’ “ I posted the link for that ‘Perfection’ blog to a photography enthusiast forum. They ate me for breakfast! “I’m more worried about a disease called mediocrity, or ‘its good enough’.” Of course they are also slamming $30,000 Phase One camera backs, saying they’re not good enough. It seems that to some people, even the best will never do… » Posted By audadvnc On February 16, 2011 @ 1:58 pm Help Keep The Planet In Orbit – Donate Today Fun. How about a bumper sticker parody of that “Truth NOT Tolerance!” one put out by the wacko Xians? » Posted By audadvnc On February 16, 2011 @ 9:57 am From a union worker family standpoint… Sounds like it’s make-or-break time for Wisconsin public servants. Time to strike until the gov leaves town. If you don’t he’s gonna fire you anyway. » Posted By audadvnc On February 16, 2011 @ 12:05 pm Don’t forget, the TP “movement” was started by those rich insiders. It was corrupted from the git go. » Posted By audadvnc On February 16, 2011 @ 8:30 am I was fine with my church until I figured out, between the lines, what the Council of Nicea was all about – the co-opting of Christianity by the head of the Roman Empire. ‘Twas all downhill from there… » Posted By audadvnc On February 16, 2011 @ 7:10 am What are your opinions on recreational drugs? Not just any drugs, but the really nasty, addictive mood altering drugs that permanently warp your personality? Drugs that break up society into shards and scatter them to the winds? Drugs that are delivered, not thru a crack pipe, the point of a needle or the hollow tube of a rolled up dollar bill, but by the radio or “news” television services? Does it make any difference how you get your fix? » Posted By audadvnc On February 16, 2011 @ 7:08 am The problem is not merely that they’re ignorant, but also they’ve been brainwashed by 30 years of right wing talk radio propaganda. The shock jocks got their audience hooked early on by acting like alpha male juvenile delinquents, and once their market was secure they started ladling on the hate & anger nonsense that is all too commonplace in the public forum. The saddest part is – the damage done to these erstwhile thinking people appears to be permanent. Those hateful thoughts have been repeated so many times, they’re ingrained in a listener’s subconscious, and used like triggers by the propagandists to control their audience and drown out independent thought. Lordie Help Us. » Posted By audadvnc On February 16, 2011 @ 6:43 am I’ve got in-laws who are gov’t workers in Madison. They’re talking about holding a shutdown of the state in protest against Gov. Walker. » Posted By audadvnc On February 16, 2011 @ 6:30 am And, of course, half the voting population has an IQ under 100. I have a “semi” stepson (my partner’s boy) who suffered brain damage as a youth and has an IQ about 70. He loves FPS video games like “Call of Duty”, knows the name and function of every weapon, and his fondest wish in life is to join the military. It was interesting getting his perspective on the Cairo demonstrations – he was all excited about the riot police and army in the streets, but couldn’t care less for what the demonstrations were all about. » Posted By audadvnc On February 16, 2011 @ 6:28 amComments Posted By audadvnc
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