Displaying 31 To 49 Of 49 Comments the image i want to appear with my post shows up when you click on the post, but it’s not there on the front page. i have no clue why, but i hope someone might be kind enough to fix it for me? » Posted By peacekitten On December 24, 2009 @ 6:37 pm 400 Posts! 20,000 Comments! Merry Xmas! that is wonderful news about kquark and emerald. i have been worried. » Posted By peacekitten On December 24, 2009 @ 6:41 pm excellent, excellent post, marion. i look forward to seeing more of yours in the future. » Posted By peacekitten On December 24, 2009 @ 6:10 pm lol! » Posted By peacekitten On November 24, 2009 @ 8:11 pm i did, and am more thankful that i had them with every passing day. the only thing i wish they hadn’t done was leave me so soon. i miss them and have for a long time. but i wouldn’t trade them for anything in the world. » Posted By peacekitten On November 24, 2009 @ 7:33 pm as you know, i love ALL animals, and when i have the room, intend to have SEVERAL great big dogs! thanks for such a warm welcome! » Posted By peacekitten On November 24, 2009 @ 7:31 pm howdy! » Posted By peacekitten On November 24, 2009 @ 7:27 pm i am humbled, my friend. and very glad to see you. » Posted By peacekitten On November 24, 2009 @ 7:25 pm even if they do, i’ll still do most of my serious writing here. i do so enjoy good substantive discussion, and there are so many important things that just go begging and need to be talked about, but mainstream media and huffpo won’t give them the time of day. » Posted By peacekitten On November 24, 2009 @ 7:23 pm thank you, my friend. glad to see you! » Posted By peacekitten On November 24, 2009 @ 7:21 pm nanu, nanu! » Posted By peacekitten On November 24, 2009 @ 7:20 pm thank you, my friend. i hope you know it’s mutual. » Posted By peacekitten On November 24, 2009 @ 7:20 pm hi everyone. thank you for such a warm welcome! it’s great to see a lot of old friends! i’ve missed you! and thanks for the incredibly cool graphic, KQ! free speech is such a lightning rod with me. i get so upset with people who would ban certain types of speech, and i will never forget the lessons my parents taught me about its value. i remember very clearly as a little girl, standing with my mother and father, both of them holding tightly on to my shoulders as a march of loud klansmen and neonazi types streamed past us, protected by police (i grew up in texas). my parents were so solemn, and the mob was so angry. i asked them why didn’t someone stop these people, because i didn’t understand why they so full of hate, even then. BOTH of my parents responded that under NO circumstances should these people be silenced, because the genuine test of truly free speech was the strength to allow ALL speech to be heard, even if it was something offensive, hateful and terrible. they told me that the only real way to take the power away from these people was to shine a bright light on them, bring them out in the open, and expose them for what they were. if the protection of free speech wasn’t strong enough to do that, they told me, then NONE of us has the right of truly free speech. when the crowd had moved past us, my parents were still grim faced, but they stuck to what they said. my father had laid his life on the line for that right, and my mother had lived her teenage years through a war that could have killed her and her whole family to protect a free society. the great thing about the truth is that it doesn’t change just because someone dislikes it. and thanks again everyone for being so kind! i’m really glad to see ALL of you here, and look forward to some real discussion! » Posted By peacekitten On November 24, 2009 @ 7:18 pm FINALLY.. once again a Nation of LAWS & NOT of “men”. incidentally, even as “enemy combatants,” these people were protected under the united nations human rights charter. NONE of the international treaties we have ever signed regarding torture allowed for a classification that would fall OUTSIDE the limits of those treaties. now that the hysteria seems to be calming down regarding how to handle these people, at least among those of us who are SANE, there can be little question that 9/11 was a matter to be handled by international law enforcement and not a military action. no war has been declared, the authorization for force did NOT provide for all out war, it is controversial as to whether or not the congress even has the right without changing the constitution to abrogate its responsibility for declaring war, and bush and cheney broke every treaty we have ever signed with regards to rules of war, human rights, war crimes and crimes against humanity. i hope that we will hold them as accountable as the “terrorists.” » Posted By peacekitten On November 15, 2009 @ 2:59 am i’ve had it to the teeth with that place anymore. there are a few people there i still enjoy talking with when they are around, but the website seem to have developed an allergy to the truth. thank you for your kind words. i hope you are doing well and taking care of yourself. i too often wonder just when it was that our system of justice and laws became negotiable. i think it began under reagan, and at the time, i don’t think people really considered just how much damage and how deep it went that iran/contra really did to us. we are suffering now the consequences of not carrying out the proper laws then. i hope that president obama has realized that striving for “bipartisanship” was a lost cause from the beginning. why would the people who benefitted the most from breaking the laws in the first place suddenly change their minds and want to uphold them. i think this decision to pursue the due process of law in such a high profile matter that has been so contentious for so long is one of the most important decisions the obama administration has made yet. » Posted By peacekitten On November 15, 2009 @ 2:47 am please, god in heaven, no more about that woman, please! » Posted By peacekitten On November 15, 2009 @ 2:18 am hi. i’m not in the slightest bit surprised there is nothing out there like this. HP has become a tabloid that reports half-truths and doesn’t believe in free speech. it’s too bad that the perle family has allowed themselves to be blinded by their grief, even if it’s somewhat understandable. every word obtain from KSM while being tortured has been ruled inadmissible in court, so i hope the bush junta is proud of themselves for making it more difficult to pursue the course of law. any terrorist that goes free because of illegally obtained evidence are squarely on the shoulders of bush and cheney. military tribunals to try civilians are unconstitutional. period. he should be tried in public, and his insanity exposed. there is no better cure or better weapon against any kind of terrorist than the truth. i am very, very proud and pleased that this nation is returning to its system of justice, slowly but surely. it’s long overdue. » Posted By peacekitten On November 15, 2009 @ 2:15 am one other suggestion kevin, is tell them you are going to post on every rightwing site you can think of all the evidence you have of HP’s hypocrisy, talk about your banning experiences, their censorship, the way you have to type in code just to make a post for such innocuous words as “magic,” “sick,” “ill,” etc. let them know in no uncertain terms you will keep hammering the right wing sites about the bullshit policies of HP, the slanted reporting that sometimes blatantly lies, every negative thing you can think about. they REALLY hate that. tell them you have been a loyal regular and mention too the racist, bigoted, vile crap that they allow right wingers to get away with while they scrub posts of self defense, and that you have plenty of examples to share. if you have any screen shots (i took LOADS of them when i was being attacked) tell them you will pass those on to the right like rush, o’reilly, etc. the Queen (another “verboten” word on HP, btw) does NOT like it when people who are fair-minded threaten to expose her lack of same. if she starts getting slammed on o’reilly again, or rush, she’ll lose advertisers, which is what happened to her the last time. her email btw, is arianna@huffingtonpost.com. i have a few others if you’re interested. » Posted By peacekitten On October 26, 2009 @ 5:21 am Revisionist History: Two Can Play at that Game i just wanted to pop in and say hello! this place looks like fun! jehovah jehovah jehovah! » Posted By peacekitten On August 23, 2009 @ 1:22 pmComments Posted By peacekitten
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