That's what it's come down to, hasn't it? I used to be so proud to be a "conservative". In my juvenile world, Republicans were all about the Constitution and were going to reduce the government. Wow, that sure didn't happen. Now all we've got is backbiting and each one of the anti-Paul candidates has a big government record that would make FDR blush.
But nooo, they're "conservative" in schizo-con land. In Schizo-Con Land, it is perfectly OK for the UN to tell our boys (and girls) where and when to fight, because our Congress will bow down to them and vote for the money. This money which flows from the Federal Reserve Cartel, whose members are unknown, but highly suspected to be Goldman Sachs and friends, is based on nothing and can be manipulated by persons unknown on a whim. If you don't like any of that, then you must be a communist liberal. Go take a bath you hippie!
Such is the mentality in Schizo-Con Land, where we all love rodeos, apple pie, old barns, and country music. And the UN! They'll tell you we need to kick out the UN and Agenda 21 while allowing the UN to dictate where our troops are sent. Support the troops and their UN orders!
Schizo Cons will also totally ignore any increases made in big government and will accept the complete ripping of the Constitution by someone as long as they sound and look OK on TV, and their mind minder like them.
Did I mention how much we just ignore parts of the Constitution that contradict our mind control talk radio masters? We must beat whatever democrat is in power now or it is the end of the world. Our nation is under attack, by golly!! But sadly Schizo Cons have the attention span of a gnat so they can't follow a detailed explanation on how the money supply and war are intertwined to make slaves of us all. They just can't be bothered to think beyond the 2-D Candyland world FoxNews Mark(MellonBoy)Levin, Rush, and the rest of the clowns paint for them.
It's just painful to watch. It actually reminds me of the Francis Schaeffer classic, Escape from Reason, where rationality exits stage right.
Check out this great interview of Jack Hunter doing the Super Tuesday Post Mortem, wherein he more eloquently, yet accurately describes the state of the Republican Party today.
But nooo, they're "conservative" in schizo-con land. In Schizo-Con Land, it is perfectly OK for the UN to tell our boys (and girls) where and when to fight, because our Congress will bow down to them and vote for the money. This money which flows from the Federal Reserve Cartel, whose members are unknown, but highly suspected to be Goldman Sachs and friends, is based on nothing and can be manipulated by persons unknown on a whim. If you don't like any of that, then you must be a communist liberal. Go take a bath you hippie!
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Such is the mentality in Schizo-Con Land, where we all love rodeos, apple pie, old barns, and country music. And the UN! They'll tell you we need to kick out the UN and Agenda 21 while allowing the UN to dictate where our troops are sent. Support the troops and their UN orders!
Schizo Cons will also totally ignore any increases made in big government and will accept the complete ripping of the Constitution by someone as long as they sound and look OK on TV, and their mind minder like them.
Did I mention how much we just ignore parts of the Constitution that contradict our mind control talk radio masters? We must beat whatever democrat is in power now or it is the end of the world. Our nation is under attack, by golly!! But sadly Schizo Cons have the attention span of a gnat so they can't follow a detailed explanation on how the money supply and war are intertwined to make slaves of us all. They just can't be bothered to think beyond the 2-D Candyland world FoxNews Mark(MellonBoy)Levin, Rush, and the rest of the clowns paint for them.
It's just painful to watch. It actually reminds me of the Francis Schaeffer classic, Escape from Reason, where rationality exits stage right.
Check out this great interview of Jack Hunter doing the Super Tuesday Post Mortem, wherein he more eloquently, yet accurately describes the state of the Republican Party today.