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Comment by JL Gawlik on May 3, 2011 at 4:53pm

LMAO!! Oh Steve, you are delusional, i just web search and showed over 15 convictions on A.C.O.R.N. for voter fraud. See if you can find it. And it AiN'T on Breitbart's sites. LOL! I really feel for you, go look at some states and their state attorney sites for convictions. 

Comment by J.R. on May 3, 2011 at 3:46pm

Robert, those were good laughs... provided my comic relief for the day! I loved Bob Hope... nice to know he was a Republican. And, to be sure, liberal thought processes fit the description in Jeremiah 5: 21.  I'll have to put these in my Quotes stash. 

Comment by JL Gawlik on May 3, 2011 at 3:32pm

J.R. Keep in mind also that Time has the reputation of creating several different covers for one issue, Rolling Stone and several other Progressive Liberal publications do the same. WHY? For profit, while one cover will sell more in one area, another would do best in another area. I tried to check for a library of their covers but could not find one, i bet if you are a subscriber there must be a archive you can look into.

Comment by J.R. on May 3, 2011 at 3:27pm

Steve, if it was not an authentic person of the year cover for TIME, it could have been on a weekly edition cover or in an article.  If it was photo-shopped, we know that a socialist progressive Democrat would likely be the culprit, because no conservative, patriotic Republican would even think or stoop to do such a thing.

And, whatever its source, it is still a disgusting and cowardly smear of our courageous and patriotic U.S. military service members everywhere and smacks of the crazed left's long-standing contempt and hatred for our military that they have actively demonstrated for almost a half century, especially during the VietNam War, the Iraq War, the Afghanistan War, and during the left's vicious exploitation of the abu Ghraib scandal in Iraq.

So, who do you think photo-shopped it, Steve?  Code Pink? Jimmie Carter? Or Obama and his socialist "Czars?" 

Comment by JL Gawlik on May 3, 2011 at 3:19pm

Steve, i saw it on a newscast over three years ago. Reporters were talking to some groups in Detroit, i believe, i remember it very well because the guy when asked why did you take the money, he replied because i lost my job and i needed the money. It was not 20 times, he said it was over 20 times, he lost count. Funny when you make a statement, i go research it first before commenting, since i saw the report myself, i will just reiterate Go look it up yourself. I am really tired of your comment to point it out to you, exert some energy and find it. It has been broadcast and is old news. Several people down in the basement cited out to you quiet a few incidents, but you did not comment on that, i really do not have time to be your gopher. It does not bother me that you keep your head in the sand about the reality of what is going on, that is your right and choice to do so. You know very well that you can do a web search of voter fraud and add other elements such as A.C.O.R.N. , paid to register, paid to vote, nursing home, etc., and get literally thousands and thousands of pages on every search engine. And there are literally hundreds of those that you can play with.

Comment by Robert Henderson on May 3, 2011 at 3:07pm

To all; don’t waste your time trying to enlighten Steve Myers. He is like a Zombie! Check-out the following movie lines on youtube.

Classic lines from the 1940 movie “The Ghost Breakers,” with Bob Hope and Richard Carlson.   Carlson describes a Zombie and Bob Hope responds:

Carlson: “A Zombie has no will of his own. You see them sometimes walking around blindly with dead eyes, following orders, not knowing what they do and not caring. 

Hope: You mean like Democrats?”

In the 1500’s John Heywood immortalized the concept described in Jeremiah
5:21 when he wrote: “There are none so blind as those who will not see. The
most deluded people are those who choose to ignore what they already know.”

A good laugh a day keeps the doctor away!

 

Comment by Tom Wing on May 3, 2011 at 2:35pm

I called their office and they said "No comment",  not one word of defense of his statements.  I have been a life long democrat, but I think I am changing my alligence.

Comment by JL Gawlik on May 3, 2011 at 12:23pm

The voting fraud that really gets me, are the people who willing take money, to vote, they know it's wrong but they do it. There was one guy up north who was paid 20 plus different times to register under different names. But the ones that really are creepy are taking people who are mentally disadvantaged and are not aware of what they are doing both in the young and the old. There was just a case recently in Florida of someone's son taken from his nursing home, and the parent was outraged as he should be.

Steve, you really need to start listening to real factual news. That is a unfair statement, thank you to all who responded. I don't know where your news sources come from but you are wrong a lot of your statements, and you are obviously listening and reading  progressive liberal sources. Sometimes you seem sincere, sometimes it seems you just want to stir the pot, WHY can't you look things up online before you remark on something?

Do your own research, you keep asking for things to be handed to you. Figure it out. There has been prosecutions in many states, even some states several with Democrat Attorney Generals who found voter fraud repulsive, thank goodness there  are some Democrats still with a moral compass. The majority of them involved A.C.O.R.N.. Go figure... I did not hear about the rumored Mickey Mouse one. 

Comment by Ronald I. Robertson on May 3, 2011 at 12:20pm

Hey, what was the date of that TIME cover?

Comment by J.R. on May 3, 2011 at 11:17am

In case you're not familiar with the word "myrmidon," used by Robert in his excellent post below, this is who, in Greek mythology, they were:

A Myrmidon was a warrior who lived in Thessaly, Greece and was well known for his loyalty to his leader. Myrmid'ns were members of a fierce group of warriors who accompanied their king, Achilles, to the Trojan War. From this myth, we have come to know modern expressions related to the Trojan Horse and Achilles' Heel.

I'm also posting Time Magazine's smear of American military members as Myrmid'ns and fascists on the cover of their magazine and a picture of a Myrmidon shield.

 



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