The left sees history's fist coming. Again.

American Thinker ^ | December 13, 2010 | James Lewis

[neverdem]

Want to know why the Democrats in Congress are mumbling "f*** the president"?  Want to know why the Cancun mobsters are demanding world power for yesterday's climate fascism?

This is Dunkirk, folks.  It's the Battles of Midway and Gettysburg rolled into one.  This is the watershed moment in history.

This is where the Evil Empire gets its comeuppance.

The next few years may be the most historic ones in our lives.

The left is at the very peak of its power since the Evil Empire fell in 1991, with Obama occupying the White House today, surrounded by his commissars.  The left is still pushing the climate scam because it's the biggest totalitarian power-grab in history, and they can't let go of it -- even if nobody believes Algore anymore.  Trillions of dollars are teetering on the edge, like the Chicago Climate Exchange, and leftists are all rushing in to keep it from screaming down into the steep canyon.  This is right out of a Road Runner cartoon.

But the biggest threat the left sees is Governor Sarah Palin.  And it's not just the American left -- the Euro-lefties hate Governor Palin in the same way they still go foaming at the mouth over Maggie Thatcher.  The U.N. corruptocrats fear her already.  Right now, the worldwide left is feeling a lot more scared than we think.

Here's why:

(a) Palin is Reaganesque beyond any politician we have seen in two decades.  When the Soviet Empire was defeated, it was by three Western conviction leaders: Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, and John Paul II.

(b) Palin is charismatic far beyond Obama's sputtering appeal.  You can tell Obama's not happy whenever he makes that prune face, like he's biting into a lemon.  Obama looks sour whenever he is not being cheered and adored by the masses.  He needs that adulation to prop up his fragile ego.  Obama can't hide his sour face when things turn bad.

In the Kremlin today, you can bet they are video-screening Obama's prune face frame by frame to see how Our Hero is doing.  And Putin is laughing at the photos.  Putin is a Russian nationalist, and he doesn't want Obama to be the new Lenin.  If anybody is going to be the new Lenin, Putin wants it to be Putin.

(c) Sarah Palin is a Reagan-style constitutionalist.  The hard left understands that, even though they pretend not to.  They know perfectly well who they are and what they are.  The hard left consists of wannabe totalitarians.  You can tell by the fear they show at the prospect of losing power.

George Washington welcomed his chance to leave the presidency and go home, but these people live for the dream of power.  They are obsessed with it.  That's why the Democrats finally showed their rage and anger against Obama in public.  You think only one Congress critter mumbled "f*** the president" to himself?  They've all been saying it over and over again.  They've been waking up at night, screaming it out loud.  Watch all the little cartoon thought bubbles coming from the Democrats in D.C. and you see one giant "f*** the president!"  And Obama knows it.

That's why we need a constitutionalist president again -- because the lust for power is a common human failure.  Obama is not the first.  He is the average power-hungry pol as demonstrated by the last six thousand years of history.  Political parasites have been the bane of human existence since Egypt and Sumer.

We need to see our leaders walking away from power over and over again.  Harry Truman went home and was glad to leave the snake pit of Washington, D.C. behind.  Jimmy Carter didn't want to give up power.  And Obama is going to keep popping up like a bad Jimmy puppet for decades to come.

To the left, we are seeing a perfect replay of the historic crash of the Soviet Union.  They've seen this movie before.

Remember that the Soviet Empire crumbled of its own inner contradictions.  All the West did was show its character and determination.

Remember also that Reagan, John Paul, and Maggie Thatcher were hit by assassination attempts.  Reagan and John Paul were badly wounded and lived with the pain for the rest of their lives.  Thatcher had a lucky escape.  John Paul's assassination plot was traced directly to the KGB; Reagan's and Thatcher's would-be assassins were also radical leftists.

In the end, the Soviet Empire turned out to be 91 percent Potemkin Village and 9 percent real.  But it took real character and courage to blow that house down.

Reagan, Thatcher, and John Paul saw some very bad times, but they didn't give up.

That's the lesson for all conservatives.

Learn it or lose it.  Learn from your own history.

The other side is feeling desperate.  All their power amounts to a false front.

This is the time for conservatives to go for victory.

[familyop]

If for every one of her television appearances, she’ll vow very clearly to shut down the Dept. of Education and relegate all teachers to private sector employment, I’ll consider supporting her.

[familyop]

Facts about Sarah Palin (my title)
Via Email | Unknown | [Not unknown. Here it is.] Dewie Whetsell, Alaskan Fisherman

Posted on Sun 11 Oct 2009 01:18:45 AM MST by Neil E. Wright

"2 - Now with the CBC gone, there were fewer Alaskan politicians to protect the huge, giant oil companies here. So, she constructed and enacted a new system of splitting the oil profits called "ACES". Exxon (the biggest corporation in the world) protested and Sarah told them "don't let the door hit you in the stern on your way out." They stayed, and Alaska residents went from being merely wealthy to being filthy rich. Of course the other huge international oil companies meekly fell in line. Again, give me the name of any other governor in the country that has done anything similar."


TRANSCRIPT: Sarah Palin's RNC Speech
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2074322/posts

This was the spirit that brought me to the governor’s office when I took on the old politics as usual in Juneau, when I stood up to the special interests, and the lobbyists, and the Big Oil companies, and the good-old boys...When oil and gas prices went up dramatically and filled up the state treasury, I sent a large share of that revenue back where it belonged: directly to the people of Alaska. And despite fierce opposition from oil company lobbyists, who kind of liked things the way that they were, we broke their monopoly on power and resources. As governor, I insisted on competition and basic fairness to end their control of our state and return it to the people.


...supports extra, "early funding for [public] education" (Alaska State).

Governor Palin Signs Domestic Violence Legislation
http://us4palin.com/governor-palin-signs-domestic-violence-legislation/
["Domestic violence,"...little bonus there.]

Palin Speaks to Investors in Hong Kong
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2346270/posts

The Chinese Connection via the CLSA: Sarah Palin Enters the Lion’s Den
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/2345119/posts

[Gator113]

Yes, she is so beautiful... and in every way. THAT is one of my favorite pic’s of her, but any pic of her makes me take an extra breath.

[Wolfstar]

Very interesting this little attack group. Stay tuned, read up when you can.

Thanks. :)

[Gator113]

I haven’t as yet read the conversation/debate, but I just had to comment on your instant post.

I love your ‘dress down’. I am glad we are on the same side. ;>)

I can be quite nasty, but your words flow so darn well.

“MAN UP”~~ common, but nice start.

“Hand me the info, please?” ass, “~~ I like that one and it adds to the start.

“you sniveling quint.” ~~ my personal favorite.

“navel-gazing hole” ~~my second favorite.

“you putrid squid.”~~my other personal favorite.

“Grow a pair, or ask Mommy to buy you a pair for Christmas.” ~~outstanding close. LMAO

I just couldn’t let this post go, it really was that good. IMHO

[OldPossum]

...but only if we have a moral and educated populace.

There's our problem.

I heard on the radio the other day (there was no attribution) that some 23 percent of Americans could not identify what country the USA attained its independence from. That is just downright disturbing.

[Gargantua]

So far I've gotten three private emails from FReepers who have enjoyed my slapping this jerk's teeth loose. If he can log onto and post on FreeRepublic, he can Google "Sarah Palin's accomplishments." He was just trying to set the stage for another stupid Palin attack. I sort of derailed that... lol.

Merry Christmas, Gator.

8^D

[Gargantua]

Sorry about that. Maybe you'll get one for Christmas!

8^D

[Vendome]

Gee, I’m glad I didn’t give you a snarky reply.

I was actually going to call you a nOOb, as a joke and I would have included the requisite “/s”.

For some reason I thought better of it and you wouldn’t find it funny anyway.

I feel for you brother. There are a lot of Freepers who have taken jobs that are not their ideal, not even close, just to get by.

You hang in there and thank God for whatever you are grateful for.

I really appreciate your post and sorry you felt compelled to share it.

Can’t believe you typed all that on a cell phone.

What type of work did you do before?

[Vendome]

Oh, PM me if you like.

[Gator113]

Merry Christmas to you too. ;>)

[Wolfstar]

What type of work did you do before?

Thanks for your kind reply. :)

I have over 20 years in information systems as a technical and business writer/analyst. So many IS/IT jobs have been shipped overseas, that work is extremely hard to find in my field.

[Vendome]

That is a very tough job to get these days.

What about learning a new trade, that pays more?

I know you have probably thought about it.

Oh, I have an idea. Why not become an Amway distributor? One thing about the soap is good times or bad people are going to wash stuff.

Then their is another company ACN. The cool thing about ACN is it is residual based income and you could eventually get to the point where you make enough money $100, $200 thousand and up per year.

Cool thing about ACN is it is similar to my business. I have a telephony company and an ISP. My customers are commited to using services, I happen to provide, that help their company become more productive and even do it a lower cost.

The best part is I don’t sell them again and again and I don’t have to go out every month to sell something or starve.

The compensation is annuity based residual. For instance, I have customers that spend anywhere between $1,000 and $20,000 per month. I take 10-18% of that number as my commission.

If I don’t work for 6 months my income stays the same as the day I stopped working and it actually goes up because my customers are growing and they order new services all the time.

In fact, I have customers I helped more than 8 years ago and I am still getting paid.

I don’t directly work for any of the telecoms so I don’t have push their meme or put with any of their crap as an employee. Even better, is that when I did work for them I was paid one time on a sale and that was it. Every month I had to go out and make another sale if I wanted to pay my bills or spend my weekends in Tahoe.

Now a customer who spends $10,000 per month nets me more than $1,000 a month whether I turn on the light switch at my office or not. I have several of those types of customers. But on average my customers spend about $3,000 per month and I have a lot of them.

You can do the same thing with ACN and it’s easier for you to learn how to do that rather than what I do and the way I do it.

I am not selling you ACN but offering it as an idea you might consider. Same thing with Amway I don’t sell it but I do buy the products.

So think about those types of opportunities. They fit your schedule so you can do them at 7 or whenever and still make it to work.

You don’t really have anything to lose by trying and who knows, in a year or two you could replace your income with something that is more permanent and stable.

The you get to choose what your weekend is and what days your weekends are.

Oh, and you don’t have to answer an alarm clock every morning unless you need to be up early so you can catch a flight to place interesting.

Keep up a good spirit and if it’s tough pretend everything is great.

Two last things:

It’s a great life if you don’t weaken

Don’t take life so seriously, it’s not you’re going to make it alive anyway.

[SunkenCiv]

In the end, the Soviet Empire turned out to be 91 percent Potemkin Village and 9 percent real. But it took real character and courage to blow that house down. Reagan, Thatcher, and John Paul saw some very bad times, but they didn't give up.

Thanks neverdem.

• 40th president gets stamp for Reagan Centennial
• Court won't block EPA climate regulations
• EPA continues to threaten Texas refineries with penalties

Obama will eventually get a stamp, but it will be issued by Kenya, or Indonesia, or Pakistan, or Saudi Arabia.

[diamond6]

Wow... what a great article. Thanks for posting it!

[The Comedian]

Outstanding article.

Timewave Zero novelty is pegging the meter.

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[txhurl]

It IS a great article. Let’s keep it bumped.

[txhurl]

Onyx, do you have a big ping list for this? It’s a sleeper knock-it-out-of-the-park article.

[onyx]

I gave it a shot here, in #68 but I've already linked the article once or twice to nay-sayer threads. Please do the same.