Dr. Conspiracy
I may not agree with someone, but if they tell the truth they have my respect. A couple of times now I’ve visited the America’s Right blog and been impressed with some straight talk from Jeff Schreiber. Today is one of those times when Jeff comments under the article by Christopher Hatem: His Failure is Our Failure, His Success is Our Success. I much more readily accept that Hatem and Schreiber are patriots than I do the people Jeff talks about in his comment.
I’m not going to paste half of what Jeff said here, picking out the juicy parts, for my own advantage. If you want to read what he said, on his own terms, and in his own context, click on the link above. I think it’s worth reading.
Yeah, I don’t agree with Jeff’s politics either, but I respect him. Always have.
Jeff wasn’t too kind to Doc Orly, was he?
I guess I don’t know? When?
mimi,
In the above article by Dr. C., click on “Jeff comments.” Then scroll down. His comments regarding Doc Orly are not too kind.
This is a prime example of how these “patriots” think. Comment from Berg’s blog.
“That OBama swearing in was planned. Here’s my theory, he’s muslim and wanted to look like a Christian thus the Bible. It was purposely done wrong so he could be truly sworn in WITHOUT the Christian Bible as a muslim would be later. Why would he go to the trouble of doing it all over again and forget the Bible if it meant anything to him. The first thing a true Christain would think of would be the Lincoln Bible.”
“The first thing a true Christian would think of would be the Lincoln Bible” ?
Obama is the FIRST president since Lincoln to use the Lincoln Bible (which would certainly have been returned to the National Archives immediately after the swearing in). For the Obama 2nd swearing in to have been planned, Chief Justice Roberts would have had to be in on it, since he got the oath wrong first.
This goes to show that Berg has a low opinion of the intelligence of his audience.
Here is another comment from The Betrayal blog in reference to Doc Orly. Do these people actually believe this?
“You have probably heard this before, but be careful. The closer you get to toppling the evil one, the more danger you will be in.”
Thanks. Hadn’t read it before.
This would suggest that no one is an danger, because no one is anywhere near toppling any one.