38 thoughts on “I’m Liking This Place More Every Day”

      • I’m waiting to see which of the states are truly willing to enforce the 10th admen.

        Who knows, we might be neighbors one day!
        (I won’t blame you, if you put up the “For sale” sign the day after!)

        • BR,

          How long have you been listening to Glenn? He has been VERY harsh on the Bushes — just this past week even. He and his entire radio crew were extremely vocal in their rejection of even the idea of Jeb running for political office, and the fact that “W” is a Progressive was prominent in that segment.

          The same goes for a number of other Republican leaders (McCain, Graham, Gingrich, Rove, Boehner, etc…)

        • BR,

          Beck knows the score with respect to the Bushes and Progressivism. He is VERY open and vocal about them not being conservatives. Rush has slammed the Establishment RINOs for quite a while now. Hannity is a False Conservative and a Front Yorkie for the BlueBlood RINO camp …. every week Rove , McCarthy , or some other RINO clown is on……Jeb Bush and even Boehner were pushed in our faces last week.

          In my book Hannity is a complete and obvious Fraud…..and must be separated from the rest. Beck, Rush, Levin … cut a different rug each in their own way.

          • DA,
            Let me rephrase what I had stated. Back under Bush43, Beck, Limbaugh, and Hannity were AWOL-MIA 8 to 10 years ago and were too busy brown-nosing Dubya and polishing their American flag lapel pins to understand how the Patriot Act was trashing our rights, ….. and Posse Comitatus; they couldn’t even spell it. Now that a Democrat is is office and carrying the globalist ball for Constitutional evisceration, suddenly, these guys are repackaging their patriotism message.

            Ten years ago, I used to listen to Amy Goodman on Democracy Now. She had some really good interviews with prominent figures. She wouldn’t touch 9/11 with a 100 foot pole, nor would anyone hoping to stay in business or in office. Ron Paul wouldn’t touch it either, at least not on air or in the press, but who can? To address what happened on 9/11 would open up a can of worms so large, most people would go into a depression. Imagine a person living their whole life laboring under the belief that you were in charge of your own life and that all you had to was play within the confines of “the sandbox”. But bring up the Warburgs, Bilderburg, Rockefeller, the Rothschilds, the Huxley twins, Edward Bernays, and of course Joe’s favorite, John Dewey, and it’s easy to start smelling something foul coming from the first class cabin.

            What people weren’t expecting, however, was the deception from within; from our own political cesspool. In spite of Article 6, Sec 3 of the Constitution, that part that required our trusted public servants to take an oath of affirmation to support the Constitution, DC has only proven itself to be a den of disease infested whores, who will say anything to get in office, and then once there, stifle anyone else’s attempt to better the situation of the voters; they know because the person trying to take their position, on average, has the same motivations and the same lack of integrity as they do and is telling the voters just a different twist of the same fairy tale in order to take the encumbent’s seat.

            Back to 9/11 for a moment. That original list of 700 some odd architects, physicists, engineers and chemists, who had some questions about the NIST report is now at about 1,700. What should concern everyone is the suppressed, highly contradictory, witness accounts from first responders, the explosions from the basements. There is so much material on this coverup, it boggles the mind, yet people don’t believe it because they can’t. They can’t come to grips with the enormity of the evil involved or that they had put so much faith in elected officials and a governmental system where such a thing could have taken place.

            Well, I’m not going to belabor the events of that day in this post. Either people have connected the dots or they couldn’t yet do so. My point was that so much political manipulation was taking place under the very noses of the American voters by politicians they trusted, they should have been ashamed and outraged had they known about it. Instead, the individual mind goes into a state of cognitive dissonance or outright denial in trying to protect what fragile perception of a world view that allows them to sleep at night.

            While this treachery has been going on for, literally, over 100 years (even over 150), the modern-day sequence seems to have emanated out of the Nixon Administration where Bush, Rumsfeld, Cheney, and Wolfowitz were getting their feet wet. It was during this time that FEMA was conceptualized, but Carter was the one who wound up selling it to the the population. And who would argue with trying to better coordinate disaster response agencies? As is typical with those in government, who are craving to admire their own handywork, even if it means massive turds in the punchpwl, the public doesn’t get something for nothing, and while Iran-Contra was SSDD, it was REX84 that had Congressman Jack Brooks concerned because it could allow the suspension of the Constitution. Oddly enough, both Brooks and Inouye both passed away last December.

            Well, since they sold FEMA to the American public, it has become a huge black hole and the clock toward Kissinger, Rockefeller, and Bush’s NWo has only been getting louder. We don’t have political parties anymore, just the same vacuum cleaner salesman coming to the door in a gray suit instead of the black one he had the day before.

            OK, time for breakfast …… anyone want coffee?

  2. That was another strange thing about Italy…………….. we never saw the first pickup. We saw some little 3-wheel things that had a bed big enough to maybe hold a 36 inch TV.

    • Only one or two in Edinburgh. Too big, I had a Chevy Captiva – the equivalent of an Equinox over here – and I had a tough time parking it – it was as big as I would want to go. Plus with diesel at about $8.75 a US gallon, you can’t afford to do too much driving.

    • “That was another strange thing about Italy…………….. we never saw the first pickup.”

      Pickups, particuarly 3/4 and 1-ton are used by men who WORK!
      (I trust that answered the question?) :)

  3. I saw lots of “WORK” going on, but no pickup trucks on site.
    Gas was between 1.68 & 1.82 euros per liter. At $7/gal, I don’t know how I would get materials to my jobs.
    Another strange thing we saw was a single gas pump beside the road, no building at all, and one attendant to get you some gas.
    It appeared that everyone either rode a motor scooter (Vespa style) or a smart(?) car. The little cars could park perpendicular in a parallel parking space and be completely inside the lines.

  5. Trappendinca — I don’t own one now because the engine blew up, but I loved my truck and, yes, I’m a female. I love my Jeep now, but we’ll eventually need to get another truck. Alaska has way more trucks than Texas does. Per capita of course.

  6. Don, Don, Don,

    There you go again, showing off your male capitalism view of the world. You aren’t suggesting your truck is bigger or better than Auroras or mine, are you Don? Because if you are I’m going to have to enroll you in some Women’s Studies re-education classes. Andrea Dworkin has an excellent class on “sensitizing overly masculine men” and I might be able to get you in her class. For the new world order to work men must understand women are equal to men in every way. You do believe that, don’t you Don? All right minded people agree with me and if they don’t Janet Napolitano will conduct a home visit.

    • Uuhhmm…..so UR sayin ….Playboy ISN’T Women’s Studies …??

      You see …. I was jipped in my education …… dam those Liberal teachers !!

  8. We were at the Tanner Gun Show yesterday and laughed that nearly all the vehicles in the lot were pickups. Do pickups equate with freedom? I just thought pickups were a useful vehicle, but they are very American. Even in NW Germany, big farming country, there were very few pickups. I always wondered how people hauled crap home. I guess it is a job creator- you have to pay a guy with a van to haul stuff for you. It isn’t only the high price of gas because people don’t have to drive as far there.

  9. “You can trust a guy who drives a truck.”

    You sure? I learned to drive with a 1979 Ford 4-wheel-drive 3/4 ton and have been driving pickups ever since. I’m driving my third Ford pickup now, and have also had a couple of Chevies and a Nissan–four full-sized, two smaller. Two of the best rigs I ever owned were a ’64 Chevy and a ’64 Ford; two of the worst were a ’73 Chevy and a ’79 Ford.

    Yeah, I know that probably confuses you, with your black-and-white view of the world. ;-)

    And yes, as an academic who drives a pickup, I end up hauling a lot of other people’s stuff. :-)

    • The way of the Spy and the infiltrator are devious indeed.

      A quick glance at the driver will clue you in though …. rest assured no real American is fooled by UR disguise .

    • I’m not confused, SBJ. You like what you like. I was quite fond of my ride to the prom (a ’57 Chevy.) My first car (a Chevy Chevette; not so much……)

      The more pertinent question is: When you are hauling other people’s stuff in your truck, do you bring your map? ;)

      Have you wriiten a post? I’m very fond of stalking you…….und now dat I know you haff a big truck, I am fery excited!

      • A college girlfriend had a Chevette–one of the worst cars ever made. And yes, I have some maps. :-)

        Now I just have a small truck, though–gave up a ’64 Ford 3/4 ton for a ’97 Ford Ranger. About twice a year I wish I still had a full-sized truck, and about three times a year I wish I still had four-wheel drive. But most of the time I appreciate the better gas mileage.

        My last post was a few weeks ago. Very non-political, about “true confessions”: http://jmcpherson.wordpress.com/2013/02/23/inane-confessions-of-the-anonymous-kind/

  10. Quotes .. ” I just have a small Truck……I wish I had a full-sized truck…….My post about “True Confessions” “….

    Careful Jimmah……You are Dangerously close to have your “Man-Card” revoked !!!!

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