Phony Soldier Harkin's Hypocrisy
Conservative Belle has the videos of Harkin's phony outrage about El Rushbo.
The Wall Street Journal has retrieved its piece on Harkin with an in-depth look into the fraud and phony Harkin.
Amazing. Simply amazing.
Dedicated to the men and women of the United States Military and dedicated to the Conservative Cause betrayed by the elitists of the now positively defunct Grand Old Party. We will seek to either rebuild or replace said same political party.
Conservative Belle has the videos of Harkin's phony outrage about El Rushbo.
The Wall Street Journal has retrieved its piece on Harkin with an in-depth look into the fraud and phony Harkin.
Amazing. Simply amazing.
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Mark Harvey aka Snooper
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10/07/2007 09:26:00 PM
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Labels: Phoney Americans, Phoney Soldiers
This guy must have read my post here: (written 10/2)
Phony Soldiers and Phony Senators
by John E. O'Neill
Posted: 10/04/2007
Recently, at least 41 Democratic Senators, joined by a howling mob including George Soros' Media Matters, sought to silence Rush Limbaugh because of his reference to "phony" anti war soldiers. Limbaugh's comments, taken in context, referred to Jesse Macbeth, a confessed and convicted phony, whose faked but graphic war crimes confessions received far wider media notice than his later confession. He had been discharged in boot camp after 40 days of service.
Macbeth follows a grand tradition of fake soldiers whose "war crimes" confessions have been used by the Left to slander the service of our troops. For example, Micah Ian Wright, author of the 2003 anti war best seller "You Back the Attack," was an Army Ranger and Combat veteran feted at USC's Annenberg School and in media like the Washington Post until he was finally "outed" as a complete fake. Many similar examples of phony "soldiers" used by the Left for war crimes confessions are documented in B.G. Burkett's bestseller Stolen Valor. Indeed, the problem was so endemic that a Republican Congress in 2005, at the urging of many veterans, passed "The Stolen Valor Act" finally criminalizing activities such as those of Macbeth.
There is no one more injured by phony war crimes charges lodged by phony veterans than veterans themselves whose service is dishonored by the slander. I know. In 1971, in addition to listening to John Kerry from our unit falsely compare our forces in Viet Nam to "the Army of Jhengiz Khan," I heard Al Hubbard, the president of Kerry's VVAW, appearing with Kerry in forums such as Meet the Press and Congress confess to war crimes such as bombing innocent villages. Hubbard was an Air Force pilot, who appeared on national television wearing the Distinguished Flying Cross and many other medals while confessing our guilt in Viet Nam. Except he was none of these things, having left the Air Force as a Sergeant, never serving in Viet Nam at all.
Military personnel all over the world thank God for Rush Limbaugh's stout defense of our military from these fakes. In 1971, there was no one to defend us from the John Kerrys and the Al Hubbards. Indeed, it is the U.S. Senate that is a Potemkin Village. It is a body whose failure to condemn Hubbard's and Kerry's 1971 libels is deafening. It is also a place on whose floor active duty soldiers have been compared to the assassins of the Khmer Rouge (Senator Deck Durbin); people who terrorize women and children (Senator Kerry); and (in close proximity) cold blooded murderers (Rep. John Murtha). Hypocrisy and cowardice are terms too kind for those who demean our soldiers without regard to the consequences to them. This conduct when coupled with the effort to silence Limbaugh a stout defender of the troops, can be best described with two words: What phonies.
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Mark Harvey aka Snooper
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10/05/2007 06:56:00 PM
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Labels: Phoney Americans, Phoney Soldiers
Democrats won control of Congress last year in large part because Republicans, supposedly the party of fiscal responsibility, spent like crazy during the dozen years they were in control. Democrats, naturally, decided to spend like crazy while posing as the party of fiscal responsibility--and why not? After all, it worked so well for the Republicans.One good thing about divided government is that the president doesn't have a partisan interest in promoting the congressional majority's overspending. So George W. Bush has actually begun wielding his veto pen. Earlier this week the president vetoed a massive health-care entitlement for the poor ("poor" in this case being defined to include the poor, the middle class, the upper middle class, and some of those who, for purposes of tax policy, the Democrats consider rich).
But then things took a bizarre turn. Harry Pelosi and Nancy Reid, the Democratic congressional leaders, got angry at President Bush's pen. Seriously! Here's a quote from the Pelosi statement:
"Today the President had an opportunity to sign a bipartisan bill that will bring health care to 10 million children in families struggling to make ends meet. Instead, President Bush used his cruel veto pen to say 'I forbid 10 million children from getting the health benefits they deserve.' . . ."
Reid's comment, quoted by the Associated Press, is even weirder:
"You cannot wring another ounce of compromise out of this," Reid said. "The president, what he has done with his macho pen, is really hurt children. He thinks he can waltz in here with his secretary of Health and Human Services, and sweet talk us--he can't. This is a man who is out of touch with reality."
"Macho pen"? Is there perhaps a psychiatrist among our readers who can explain what that's all about?
ReidCo is the mutant that is out of touch...him and PelosiCo with their 11% CONgress.
Posted by
Mark Harvey aka Snooper
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10/05/2007 05:46:00 PM
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Labels: Phoney Americans, Reid
One failure after another, Washington Democrats have built a record of legislative failure; one disappointment after another, Washington Democrats have failed to deliver results to the people who got them there. This must be why, just nine months into their tenure, the Democrat-led Congress hit an 11% approval rating – that is the lowest in recorded history. Facing their record of failure, Washington Democrats decided to try and distract – and so they took a man’s words out of context, then they went on the attack. It is at moments like these when we need to band together as conservatives and fight back. That is exactly what the Red State community and so many other conservatives around the country have been doing. This issue is bigger than you or me, it is bigger than Rush Limbaugh. With the recent liberal effort to resurrect the "fairness doctrine," we have to recognize that free speech -- conservative free speech is under direct attack. These are issues that speak directly to the core of the modern conservative movement – are we going to allow ourselves to be pushed around by liberal extremists, or are we going to fight back? I want to send Washington Democrats a message that their attempts to distract aren’t working – I stand with Rush Limbaugh against liberal attacks. | Words From Rush Himself 14502 Have Signed the Petition | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by
Mark Harvey aka Snooper
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10/04/2007 03:40:00 PM
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Labels: Phoney Americans, Phoney Soldiers, Rush
I normally ignore Rush Limbaugh, but his comments last Wednesday went too far for me to remain silent. It's one thing to call me "Dingy Harry" - it's another to insult our men and women in uniform, calling those who oppose the war "phony soldiers" as Rush did during his Sept. 26 broadcast.
Of course, Rush continued his tirade Monday by denying he had said anything wrong and attacking John Murtha, who served 37 years in the Marines.
This week, 41 Democrats signed a letter to Clear Channel CEO Mark Mays, demanding that Rush apologize.
You can send your own letter to Mays by clicking here.
In December 2006, a poll run by the Military Times found that only 35 percent of service members approved of President Bush's handling of the war in Iraq. Would Rush consider every other Soldier, Sailor, Airman and Marine to be phony? What about General John Batiste who retired from active duty in order to speak out against this war?
Rush has the courage to sit behind a microphone and lash out at those who oppose George Bush's misadventure in Iraq - yet when it was his time to serve, he received a deferment and has never worn a uniform.
Limbaugh's show is broadcast on Armed Forces Radio, and therefore service members around the world heard his insults. It's time for Clear Channel to make Rush apologize.
Demand that Clear Channel CEO Mark Mays take action by clicking here.
Rush certainly has the right to say whatever he wants - but we have an obligation to speak out when he goes too far.
Thank you,
Harry Reid
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Mark Harvey aka Snooper
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10/04/2007 11:24:00 AM
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Labels: Phoney Americans, Phoney Soldiers, Reid, Rush
And the rabid mutants of Firedoglake prove our points. Add them to the list of the stupid...they must be listening in on themselves. Go figure.
Catch the wave...
• Bennett Corrects Blitzer on Rush, CNN Cites 'Chicken Hawk' Insult
• FNC Shows Dems Criticizing Troops: 'Who Said That? Not Limbaugh!'
• Sean Penn: 'Loons on Fox News are Broadcast There Every Day'
• Blitzer Joins in Distorting Limbaugh, Advancing Far-Left Smear
• ABC Cites 'Guns Versus Butter' Poll that Matches Media's Agenda
• MSNBC Smears Limbaugh with 'Phony Soldiers' Distortion
• Couric 'Uncomfortable' with Post-9/11 Patriotic Fervor
• FNC's Alan Colmes: Ahmadinejad Really a 'Conservative'
Jane Hamsher: Take Rush Limbaugh Off Armed Forces Radio Network
Sen. Levin Read Only ‘Part’ of Limbaugh’s ‘Phony Soldiers’ Transcript
Democrats Get Personal in Their Campaign Against Limbaugh
General Clark Blathers on about the usual...nothing
Posted by
Mark Harvey aka Snooper
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10/03/2007 08:33:00 PM
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Labels: Anti-American Organiza, Elections 2008, Obscurity, Phoney Americans, Phoney Soldiers, Rush
Got this picture from Norman!! AMEN, Brother!!
Please forward to El Rushbo!!
Catch the wave
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Mark Harvey aka Snooper
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10/02/2007 11:30:00 PM
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Labels: Phoney Americans