Not satisfied at delivering the filthiest of liberal rants against Sarah Palin-reasoned dialogue or even reasoned satire being beyond the playground minds of the Wonkette team (the dark soul of the liberal left) they have doubled down and attacked all Alaskans.
Alaska is described as "America's Leech" and "This disgusting repository of bastard people" with (of course) a picture of Palin just in case you don't get the point.
Liberals have become so deranged with Palin hate that they have now begun to take their frustration out on anything to do with Palin-even if it means tarring an entire populace with their sick calumnies. They are, for people of a good heart-especially conservatives of faith-more to be pitied than hated back. After all, all their plans which they dumped on President Obama's obviously unwilling, and as is becoming more and more apparent, incapable shoulders for the new liberal dawn are fast unravelling.
They are a pitiable sight thrashing around and foaming at the mouth like the biblical examples of the demon possessed in their rage and frustration, and the very words "Sarah Palin" are the trigger to their falling down disease.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
The View From San Diego-Obama's Or Palin's America This November
As with my impressions of New Rochelle and New York City my subjective impression is of a subdued San Diego. The last time I was here, a decade ago, the city had a vibrancy which transmitted a feeling of a generally happy populous amidst apparent prosperity.
This time the vibrancy and prosperity seem deeply subdued. With the deep financial problems California is experiencing I expected to see visible aspects of this decline in poor road upkeep, shabby buildings and other obvious signs of cutbacks. At this point in time such decline was not apparent-at least in areas I went to.
However in speaking to locals the complaints were directed at reductions in services such as schools. It takes a while for buildings etc to show neglect but educational facility problems show up quickly.
As in New York I saw little signs of abject poverty-no beggars in the streets and no obvious crowds of the homeless.What I did see however were the very real signs of decline in the housing market.
I stayed in an upper middle class suburban area and in my street of quality houses overlooking a reserve, which houses I would estimate ran between $800k to $1.2 million dollars, there were 5 for sale (I was advised that a number had been on sale for some time. I heard stories of spotter planes being used by the local authorities to look for swimming pools which were badly congested with slime mould-they being neglected as the owners had simply walked away from the property.This is anecdotal but was an indication of how people viewed their own and others circumstances.
I was shown a beautiful house on a clifftop which, according to records, was sold for $1.2 million dollars on a $900k mortgage. According to records the owner was over $50k behind on mortgage payments and the future is not too difficult to discern for that property. What sort of insane system gives a $900k mortgage in this case and gives loans to people who have little chance of repaying them if there is the slightest drop in the general economy?
This again, the economic situation, has created the choice in November-between the failed liberal policies of the past, the Obama administration, and the back to basics, back to an honest market vision of Sarah Palin
This time the vibrancy and prosperity seem deeply subdued. With the deep financial problems California is experiencing I expected to see visible aspects of this decline in poor road upkeep, shabby buildings and other obvious signs of cutbacks. At this point in time such decline was not apparent-at least in areas I went to.
However in speaking to locals the complaints were directed at reductions in services such as schools. It takes a while for buildings etc to show neglect but educational facility problems show up quickly.
As in New York I saw little signs of abject poverty-no beggars in the streets and no obvious crowds of the homeless.What I did see however were the very real signs of decline in the housing market.
I stayed in an upper middle class suburban area and in my street of quality houses overlooking a reserve, which houses I would estimate ran between $800k to $1.2 million dollars, there were 5 for sale (I was advised that a number had been on sale for some time. I heard stories of spotter planes being used by the local authorities to look for swimming pools which were badly congested with slime mould-they being neglected as the owners had simply walked away from the property.This is anecdotal but was an indication of how people viewed their own and others circumstances.
I was shown a beautiful house on a clifftop which, according to records, was sold for $1.2 million dollars on a $900k mortgage. According to records the owner was over $50k behind on mortgage payments and the future is not too difficult to discern for that property. What sort of insane system gives a $900k mortgage in this case and gives loans to people who have little chance of repaying them if there is the slightest drop in the general economy?
This again, the economic situation, has created the choice in November-between the failed liberal policies of the past, the Obama administration, and the back to basics, back to an honest market vision of Sarah Palin
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Palin Informed, Informative, And Right On Alaska's ANWR Oil-Tears Down Liberals Curtain of Deceit
Sarah Palin gave the lie, once again, to the LSM/Left who keep trying to picture her as some sort of uneducated ditz when
she appeared with Greta Van Susteren who was doing an exploratory visit to Alaska to get a first hand overview of the oil exploration situation.
Palin impressively tore down the curtain which the liberal propagandist have put up to cover what turned out to mostly be barren wastes-not as disseminated a pristine wilderness of migrating herds of caribou, alpine streams and soaring mountains.
Palin's salient point that there was a massive reserve of oil just waiting to be drilled for (with respect for the environment and safety) and a major tool to cease dependence on foreign oil.
It is nothing short of criminal that this gigantic resource is being kept from the American consumer for no good reason, as it is now clear to see thanks to the Governor (and Greta).
Once again Palin leads on this issue-where are the voices of Huckabee/Pawlenty/Romney etc ? It seems they are happy to let Palin do all the heavy lifting and expect the nomination will just fall into their laps.
she appeared with Greta Van Susteren who was doing an exploratory visit to Alaska to get a first hand overview of the oil exploration situation.
Palin impressively tore down the curtain which the liberal propagandist have put up to cover what turned out to mostly be barren wastes-not as disseminated a pristine wilderness of migrating herds of caribou, alpine streams and soaring mountains.
Palin's salient point that there was a massive reserve of oil just waiting to be drilled for (with respect for the environment and safety) and a major tool to cease dependence on foreign oil.
It is nothing short of criminal that this gigantic resource is being kept from the American consumer for no good reason, as it is now clear to see thanks to the Governor (and Greta).
Once again Palin leads on this issue-where are the voices of Huckabee/Pawlenty/Romney etc ? It seems they are happy to let Palin do all the heavy lifting and expect the nomination will just fall into their laps.
The View From New York City-Obama's Or Palin's America This November
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| Broadway and 55th-all shops empty |
Over the years I have found New Yorkers to be people of a kind, generous, and ultra-polite nature in general (and also opinionated and slightly cocky which aspects are, with New Yorkers, a source of delight-it's the nature of the beast !) This is the prevailing ethos unless something major happens and then the overarching mood can become deep, heavy, and introspective to such a degree it is almost palpable.
I saw the energy, hustle and bustle stop for the first time November 22nd 1963 when a mood of deep sombreness enveloped the city for at least a month. The ebullience came back but a part of the soul of the city (and indeed the country) was destroyed and sick, bitter terrible undercurrents which had been deeply buried came to the surface over the ensuing years. These were not fully buried again until the first few months of the Carter administration which provided a (false as it turned out) new dawn of the American spirit.
John Lennon's assassination, the various stock market busts, provided short term downs but the biggest descent of gloom happened of course after 9/11. The city had a real kick in the guts, forlorn looking police and fire stations with their photo's of lost staff added to the funk. Sitting in public transport was a ride through a fog of all pervading gloom as eyes didn't meet, conversations were subdued and life seemed to be day after day of just carrying on. Civility was certainly there, very much as part of a shared experience, but the spirit was gone.
New Yorkers are irrepressible and over time the spirit returned and I doubt if, barring a similar event, we will ever see such a depth of mood there. However, there is a mood now which I have not encountered before. It seems to be one of puzzlement overlaid with a sense of slight despair at the economic situation. New Yorkers are still polite, in fact exceedingly so, it is a safe, charming city but something is missing.
The economic situation is weighing heavily on people-especially the middle class.This is all the more so as this most liberal of cities voted overwhelmingly for "Hope and Change" and the puzzlement of not getting either is weighing heavily.
I discussed previously the effect of the economic situation as I saw it in upstate New York and I saw much of the same in NYC itself.
I have never seen so many retail spaces empty on Broadway-every single shop and the upstairs showroom in the prime retail space pictured above (Broadway and 55th Street) is for lease-some having been empty for a long time. High end retailers on Madison Avenue were empty of customers as were hairdressers and other service premises. That is of course anecdotal but recent statistics seem to back up my impressions.
The choice is very clear this November-it is one between two America's-Obama's current one and the promise of traditional values and prosperity based on the market which values Sarah Palin embodies.
Wonkette-The Most Disgusting, Juvenile, Pathetic Liberal Blog in The World Outdoes Itself With Palin Hate
Wonkette is of value for one reason only-to show how vituperative, petty and hypocritical the immature left is. This is never more so the case when they attack Sarah Palin.
They have reached new heights, or rather depths, of
yellow rag "journalism" with their latest hit piece which pretends to be a critique of Palin's position on the NYC Mosque proposal .
Granted, comment, satire and analysis can be hard hitting, challenging and emotional but Wonkette crosses all barriers of decency and descends into the cesspit of foul language and ad hominems to the point where even one of their readers comments that they have gone over the top.
If the Tea party, or a Palin blog commented on President Obama or The First Lady in this disgusting intemperate language there would be hell to pay-but Wonkette, and in a similar manner Gawker, which is the foul parent of Wonkette-can get away with this garbage because they represent, and in fact totally embody, the liberal left.
They have reached new heights, or rather depths, of
yellow rag "journalism" with their latest hit piece which pretends to be a critique of Palin's position on the NYC Mosque proposal .
Granted, comment, satire and analysis can be hard hitting, challenging and emotional but Wonkette crosses all barriers of decency and descends into the cesspit of foul language and ad hominems to the point where even one of their readers comments that they have gone over the top.
If the Tea party, or a Palin blog commented on President Obama or The First Lady in this disgusting intemperate language there would be hell to pay-but Wonkette, and in a similar manner Gawker, which is the foul parent of Wonkette-can get away with this garbage because they represent, and in fact totally embody, the liberal left.
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