Responding to the conversation between Althouse and InstaPundit, about Matthew Yglesias‘s posting.
While mocking might be fun, it can get you sued or even worse, in some Countries landed in jail. Thank God for that First Amendment. They have not taken that one from us, yet.
Just my two cents. 😀
For the longest time, I used to watch this stuff go on and I would never say a word; except maybe to defend someone’s wife. Which I still believe was totally out of bounds to be posting her picture and pictures of his kids, blurred or not.
However, seeing that I have totally divorced myself from the so-called “right” due to the attack on my Father. I believe I can say what I truly feel.
I happen to notice what is going on around in the blogosphere at the moment and all I can truly say is this: It could not be happening to better group of people.
You see, this same dude, slandered me in the past. The second link there, was a serious screw up on my part, I admit that, and I have apologized a bunch of times for it. He was not the only one, a bunch of others have done it too and some of them, and getting their just deserts, as they should. 😀
But, this guy here, threw me under the bus, for no other reason, than to please some mentally depraved idiot, who does not even know me. Then, to try and make up for it, he goes and takes a fairly innocent post and twists it into a bunch of crap that it was never intended to be; and then, acts like *I* am the person with the problem.
So, you know what gents? I have one thing to say about all this stuff that is happening to you all……………….;
Give ’em hell Mr. Grouch and don’t quit giving these loser right wing con-job mother fuggers hell until they are ALL under indictment by the FBI! Sitting around making money on a semi-half fake DEAD JEW! WTF?!?!?!?!?!?! 😯
Countdown to being called an a-hole, an anti-Semite, a racist and all that other lame stuff they like to call me…
I got one thing to say to you rich ass honky pukes:
I know what you are thinking:
Yeah, you are correct, I am white. But, you know what? If I go down to Detroit, namely the southwest side. I would be treated with respect, as they know me. If ya’ll white tight-y Sean Hannity types went down there; ya’ll would get your little cracker, Sean Hannity looking asses shot and killed. Let’s just say, it’s the difference between ghetto white and rich suburbia white. 19 years living hard in the big D does have its advantages.
Just sayin’ ya’ll. I’m just sayin’…. 😀
I read with mild interest that someone who left a comment on my blog two days ago, blog went dark.
Many people are saying it was law enforcement related. Well, it could have bend that —- or it could have been related to this:
When Neil left his comment on my blog. I got his IP address. It trace-routed to Seattle, Washington. I emailed him a message with the titled “Seattle Washington eh?” and said in the message, “I hope your not planning on swatting me, like you did Patrick Frey.”
Maybe I spooked the guy or something. •shrug•
It just seems pretty odd that he disappeared after I did all that. Maybe he felt the walls closing in.
Sorry to say it, but Erick Erickson sounds like a whiny liberal in this piece here:
If money is the root of all evil, for the Republican Party evil is located on the fifth floor of 66 Canal Center Plaza, Alexandria, VA 22314.
Strip away the candidate and coalition and it is on the fifth floor of 66 Canal Center Plaza where the seeds of Mitt Romney’s ruin and the RNC’s get out the vote (GOTV) effort collapsed — bled to death by charlatan consultants making millions off the party, its donors, and the grassroots.
66 Canal Center Plaza is also why Jeff Larson, the Chief of Staff of the Republican National Committee, should not be put in charge of the autopsy of the GOP’s defeat. Multiple sources confirm to me that RNC Chairman Reince Priebus has already put Larson in charge of the so called autopsy.
This is like putting the fox in charge of the hen house. The fifth floor of 66 Canal Center Plaza reveals a tangled web of incestuous relationships among Republican consultants who have made millions all while the GOP went down the tubes. Here the top party consultants waged war with conservative activists and here they waged war with the Democrats. On both fronts, they raked in millions along the way with a more fractured, minority party in their wake. And they show no signs of recognizing just how much a part of the problem they are.
via The Incestuous Bleeding of the Republican Party | RedState.
Since when is capitalism evil? When you don’t get any of the money, that’s when! Erick Erickson is a slander blogger, who slandered me and few other people in the past and rather unfairly, I might add. Mr. Erickson is just ticked off, because nobody called him during the 2008 or 2012 election to work on their campaigns. This is why this little slander piece was written.
Also too, Erick Erickson is a blogger, who started RedState in his basement and when he could not afford the huge hosting bill anymore, he called on Eagle Publishing for a bailout, and they rescued his “too big to fail” blogging service. Some Conservative eh? 🙄
End of discussion.
Others: Le·gal In·sur·rec· tion, americanthinker.com, Taylor Marsh and The Hinterland Gazette
Please note: This entire posting is simple conjecture and I have no real inside baseball information at all. I simply am wondering aloud about what is really going on. I have no proof at all; but, I do have plenty of suspicions.
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I ask this question because of the following events that have taken place:
First of all, Aaron Walker lost his lawsuit against Brett Kimberlin. The good news is, that is he appealing the ruling and hopefully he will win it. Which makes me wonder, was the judge ordered to dismiss the lawsuit, because of an ongoing FBI sting, as Kimberlin being an informant?
Second of all this story here, involving a man and woman from Texas; which has more twists and turns than a Georgia back road. You really have to follow that story, least you get more confused than a pollack Jew in a Hindu temple. (Apologies in advance to my Jewish readers; but it really, really is that confusing! I am about as sharp of a tack as they come in these parts — and it even confuses me!— Some might disagree with that sharp tack bit, but I do not pay them dummies no attention. 😀 ) What really made me wonder about this, is this little comment here, by a commenter named “jwallin” over at Robert Stacy McCain’s blog, who by the way reappeared this morning after going AWOL yesterday and giving everyone a heart attack! Anyhow, here’s the comment:
I’m beginning to wonder if Neal AND Brett are both FBI informants acting as agent provocateurs.
And that doesn’t get them off the hook or anything but it does give an insight to why they believe they can make false accusations, go ballistic over the least little thing, make all kinds of false accusations and lie in court and expect to get away with it. (because they have so far.)
The FBI is not above using people and placing operators (not actual agents per se) in positions to supply the means and even the motive for others to commit unlawful acts. (see the poor sap that tried to blow up the NY Federal Reserve Bank in Oct.)
They also use guys like that as spreaders of disinformation and gatherers of information. They particularly like to use those who have criminal, prison/shady pasts as they can be pressured into cooperation and have the bonafides to appear to be what they may be pretending to be. (that’s if anyone bothers to check)
They also use them to spread dissension amongst collaborators and other informal and clandestine communities.
Sound like Rauhauser? Sound like Kimberlin?
Not saying they’re active, just saying they may have been used and may be used again. And it does fit some of the odd things and perceptions they both have of how little they concern themselves with being arrested or investigated.
Things that make you go Hmmmmm.
I was over here lying in the bed, waiting for the soup that Mom was making for supper, when I read this. This is when it hit me; “what if they are doing that?” It would not shock me one iota. The Conservative blogosphere, the Tea Party, the Republicans on the hill — all have been a huge thorn in the side of the President. Who is to say that the President did not order an big time, super secret investigation and take down of the right wing blogosphere?
Again, I do not have any inside baseball information on this at all. I simply am, as the southern folk would call it, “A wonderin'” about this all. I mean, the Government has done dishonest stuff like this before. Remember Ruby Ridge? Remember the Waco Stand Off? Remember Elohim City? Remember Oklahoma City? The United States Government has not always been forthright in their dealings and with the actions of the FBI. Like this man here, who is one of the people, that I listed in the title of this blog posting; who is an informant, I believe — like he says: I am an independent journalist, and I am seeking answers. I happen to believe that theory about these three men. However, I would like dig for the real truth as to what is really going on here. I simply do not buy the story that is being floated about these three people. Something more is going on and I want to get to the bottom of it.
If anyone that reads this, who happens to work for the FBI, and happens to know the truth. Please, do not hesitate to email me and tell me the truth. I will protect your identity and I will publish what you tell me to publish.
There are facts in this story, that the public needs to know about and that the corporate owned and controlled media will not cover, unless they are forced to. We bloggers in the uncontrolled, independent media world are the ones who have been digging these stories up and fleshing them out. We need to get back to doing that and stop with the bickering among ourselves. This is what our political enemies want, they want us to bicker among one another; so that we become less effective. We have to overcome that; and get to the bottom of what is really going on.
We have a Republic to save, we have liberty to protect, and we have a out of control Government that needs to be restrained. We must do our part.
Update: Oh, heck, I’ll toss in the obligatory video, it’s old school 1990’s stuff. But it makes the point:
I guess Bill Quick cannot take a joke or he thought I was attacking him; which I wasn’t I was simply attacking those who say ADHD is somehow a myth:
The last person who tried to punch me in the balls I put in the hospital.
Stacy McCain was right about you.
You’re done here.
Mr. Quick, no big deal, you never sent me any traffic anyhow.
As for McCain, I will defer commenting on him. He’s entitled to his opinion of me. As I am of him as well.
Furthermore, anyone who requires someone who register to make comments, is a bit of fascist in my book. I never require registration here.
Farewell and thanks for the fish.
Update: In case anyone has any trouble believing what I say, here are the screen-caps:
I got more traffic from that idiot atheist over in flint.
First of all, go read here.
I simply ask this question; at one point does this stop because rhetorical political stupidity and start becoming criminal stalking? I will tell you when, when said person starts threatening your wife and kids.
This has to stop, because someone is going to end up getting shot and killed. I will tell you this; if that bald-headed, faggot prick comes at me; he’d better have his A-game on, because this white boy don’t play. I grew up southwest Detroit, and we didn’t put up with this sort of stuff in the ghetto. We settled our beefs man to man, face to face.
Again, let him come at me; and talk some stuff.
Update: Da’ Tech Blogger says what I am thinking too. But in a much better way, of course.
This one stopped me in my tracks. 
Ed Morrissey, who is, in this writer’s opinion, one of the better Conservative writers out there; is now leaving the NARN, after almost nine years on the air. 
Ed explains why:
So why leave? I’ve decided to take on some new pursuits, especially in catechesis and service within my faith. That will take a considerable amount of time over the next couple of years at least — and perhaps longer than that. That means I need to clear some time for myself and my family on the weekends.
I just want to go on the record and say that I, for one, enjoyed watching Ed and Mitch Berg on Saturdays. It was a nice respite from the weekly grind of writing about politics. The shows were political, but they were hardly ever mean-spirited. I can only remember one time, where Ed had to get ugly with a caller, who was a liberal and wanted to argue over something rather stupid. Ed did put the caller in his place, but he was not mean or nasty about it.
Mitch Berg is however announcing that show will go on:
As Ed noted yesterday, he’s leaving the Northern Alliance Radio Network after nearly nine years on the air.
I’ve had people ask “so what’s next?”
Lots!
For starters – I’ll probably focus a little harder on Minnesota issues. AM1280 currently carries Bill Bennett, Mike Gallagher, Dennis Prager, Michael Medved, Hugh Hewitt, Dennis Miller and Mark Levin – so we’ve got the national stuff triple-covered; Minnesota just elected two chambers of liberals in its legislature, Something’s gotta stand in the way off Minnesota becoming a cold California, a Greece with bland tan food. If that’s us? Well, someone’s gotta do it.
I am sure that Mitch will do well solo and I wish him the best in his new role. But, for this Democrat turned Independent Conservative; it just will not be the same.
The reason I write this is because of the following:
Way back in the early part of 2007, I had written for just about a year as skeptical left of center type. Anyhow, I had found myself in a crisis. I had decided that the Democratic Party was simply not, where I wanted to be anymore. The Party’s disrespect of the Military, the thought that Homosexuality was somehow normal; the idea that the killing unborn children was simply a-okay. All of these things conflicted with my Christian Faith. This, together with the economic meltdown that took place later that year, were the deciding factors in me changing my politics in a very big way.
Anyhow, I casually started listening to Ed and Mitch on Saturday’s. I also would listen and watch Ed’s show during the week too. I did not always agree with everything that was said, I still don’t! Ed also knew about me, and my background. Never once did he ever try to run me off; he let me hang around and you know what? I am an Independent Conservative today because of that. I will always be grateful for kindness Ed showed me, despite my background. There are a few bloggers out there, on both sides, that could stand to learn a few lessons from Mr. Morrissey.
Again, I wish Mitch the best, but I will always miss that little show on Saturdays.
On one hand, I feel encouraged to see this in Commentary Magazine:
One should be careful about labeling people anti-Semites. There is a difference between someone who is merely critical of Israel like Beinart and, for example, liberal church groups that seek to promote BDS measures or to cut off military aid to the Jewish state and make common ground with open Jew-haters to promote this cause. Unfortunately that is a distinction that liberals like Beinart are prepared to ignore in order to score bogus political points against easy targets like Murdoch.
I think it is good that someone posted that little bit of clear thinking. However….
I seem to remember that this Magazine really let Ron Paul have it in a big way once. I wrote this once:
Update #3: Like clockwork, the mouthpiece of the biggest and most protected minority spews forth their bile towards Ron Paul. Question: What if someone, like me; spewed forth that sort of hate towards a Jewish Senator? I think you know the answer to that one.
I stand by that statement. The problem is that some of Commentary’s writers equate criticisms of Israel, The Likud Party, and Wilsonian Foreign Policy to be on par with Jewish hatred and support of the Holocaust and of Nazi Germany. It is an utterly bogus accusation and it is sad thing, when American Jews resort to such tactics. Furthermore, I find it very ironic that Commentary will bend over backwards to defend Murdoch, but they have no problem smearing Ron Paul. if Commentary Magazine is going to defend Rupert Murdoch from such accusations, they should not be so quick to toss them out against WASP’s like Ron Paul and myself and they should fire those who do.
I have been consistent in my feelings towards Wilsonian foreign policy, I reject it and I feel it is not good policy for America. I should not, neither should anyone else, like this guy here; be subjected to accusations of Antisemitism. Of course, like many others; because I am an American Nationalist, I have been called an anti-Semite, by fat broads, who work for Femi-Nazi, affirmative action Conservatives; and many other things too — including a racist. Which I find to be absolutely amusing. I am not a racist or an anti-Semite. I just do not kiss anyone’s Black, Latino, or Jewish ass. I hate to put it that way, but it is the truth about me.
This why reform is needed in this conservative movement once and for all. This people who engage in these sort of leftist tactics need to be exposed and thrown out of our party, once and for all — Especially in this blogosphere.
Also too, yes, I know what I wrote here. Yes, Ron Paul’s associations are troubling. However, I do not believe that Ron Paul himself ought to be treated the way that he is, by the Jewish right. Because condemning someone, for who they are associated with, is a tactic of the Frankfurt School of the political correctness; which is an institute of the left. Too bad that people like commentary magazine, and some in the Political Conservative Blogosphere — are simply continuing in that practice, supposedly after leaving the left.
Just my opinion.
All I’m sayin’ there. 😯
I take pride in being a blog that nobody comes to. 😀 Especially those people.