I'll tip my hat to the new constitution
Take a bow for the new revolution
Smile and grin at the change all around me
Pick up my guitar and play
Just like yesterday
Then I'll get on my knees and pray
We don't get fooled again
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Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View PostIts more akin to Won't Get Fooled Again. except that we keep being fooled.
We know it all along
Meet the New Boss
Same as the Old Boss
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Its more akin to Won't Get Fooled Again. except that we keep being fooled.
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Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View PostMcCain was no different. Frankly if you distorted the voice and played over a radio - I don't think you could tell a difference.
I really could care less if McCain or Obama got in. Presidents are so straight jacketed these days it hardly makes a difference who is the president. Its
all run by corporate interests and relegious zealots.
But I grew and I bent
Dont you know?
dont it show?
Im the punk with the stutter.
My my mmmm my my my -Ggg-g-g-g-g generation.
We tried to speak between lines of oration
You could only repeat what we told you.
Your act belongs to a dead nation
Breathe the air we have blown you
Im the poet in the gutter
I have to be careful not to preach
I cant pretend that I can teach
And yet Ive lived your future out
By pounding stages like a clown
And on the dance floor broken glass
The bloody faces slowly pass
The broken seats in empty rows
It all belongs to me
you know.Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 6 November 2008, 18:22.
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Originally posted by realityhack View Post<munch>
Anyone else care for some? Excellent thread btw, top stuff. Nicky - tell us more about WWIII.
And unless I'm mistaken, isn't the rapture supposed to happen before Armageddon? So surely Nicky you will have floated up to heaven long before it turns to custard? in fact, 1000 years before...
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Sorry I'm a bit confused with all the olde country names. Is Magog supposed to be Russia or China???
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Anyone else care for some? Excellent thread btw, top stuff. Nicky - tell us more about WWIII.
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Originally posted by Stan.goodvibes View PostWe can thank God that with Obama at the helm WW3 is a lot less likely in our lifetime.
The Nazis denounced America as a Jewish state and blamed the Jews for starting World War II. The communist denounce America as an imperialist state and prepare to blame the Americans for starting World War III. The writing is on the wall. The propaganda has already done its work. And should the American economy falter, the propaganda will get more and more blatant until it begins to resemble the old Stalinist rant (and the raw insistence that America should be destroyed if the world is to know peace). Communism conceives itself as the principle movement for stopping (American) imperialism. Many decades ago, the founder of the Soviet Union, Vladimir Lenin, said: "We who struggle against imperialism represent an alliance demanding close military solidarity, and any attempts to disrupt this solidarity will be viewed as a totally inadmissible phenomenon, as betrayal of the interests of the struggle…."
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Communist propaganda has a strategic objective. Blacken America’s name, place a question mark over America’s motives and rally the malcontents. There is only one reason the communists have failed to take over the world. That reason is the United States (i.e., American imperialism). Without American nuclear weapons to counter Soviet nuclear weapons the rest of the world would have been forced into a totalitarian straitjacket. It therefore makes sense that Hugo Chavez and Fidel Castro want to remove the United States as an obstacle. It makes sense that both men are obsessed with fighting a future war against America. I believe, given the right circumstances, they would provoke such a war, and are willing to sacrifice their respective countries. According to Georgie Anne Geyer, who interviewed Castro four times, "Castro’s ambition was always bigger than the island of Cuba." As Geyer explained, "Countries normally mean nothing to men with these enormous pretensions…."
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Originally posted by Nicky G View PostThat national debt isn’t going to disappear, poverty isn't going to be eradicated and it’s going to take more than "Yes we can" to bring back consumer confidence. Then there’s Russia and China and the World War 3.
Second : ... it is axiomatic that the southern Baptist tradition in the States is deeply imbued with the psychology of a "chosen people" living in a "promised land" – an America given them by God (listen to the lyrics of the Star-Spangled Banner).
It is hard to deny that the political prevalence of this mentality under Bush infused the US with a sense of mission to save the world. It follows that saviours of the world might believe that they have a somewhat special place in that world.
So lets be clear here (again). Obama is going to have a difficult time repairing the damage to the economy caused by Bush, and to foreign relations damaged by Bush (The Religious Rights anti-abortion, anti-gay, anti-Muslim agenda). And yes, it will take more than just chanting 'Yes we can!'.
But as far as World War 3 goes :- The Bible is a nice book. It really is. But that bit at the end about the end of the world - I really think John was picking his own mushrooms there on Patmos. However under Bush and the fundies they really almost made it a self-fulfilling prophecy. We can thank God that with Obama at the helm WW3 is a lot less likely in our lifetime.
Which must be a blow to you far-right religious guys I know.
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Originally posted by Stan.goodvibes View PostOK look, the planet was not 'created' 10,000 years ago, more like billions of years ago by natural forces occuring in the universe.
Dinosaurs are not a test from God, nor did they walk on the planet in the last 10,000 years with man (as Sarah Palin beleives).
Jesus was a very clued up guy who re-interpreted universal truths that were known before he arrived. Unfortunatly some less clever men decided to make a rather strange religion out of it. He is not coming back. Ever.
Clear enough for you?
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Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View PostMcCain was no different. Frankly if you distorted the voice and played over a radio - I don't think you could tell a difference.
I really could care less if McCain or Obama got in. Presidents are so straight jacketed these days it hardly makes a difference who is the president. Its
all run by corporate interests and relegious zealots.
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Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostCongrats. You've won the prize nod award.
I wonder what sad little lives people like you have. (that's a rheotorical question btw)
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Originally posted by Nicky G View PostIt is a sad day for America. Obama’s campaign revolved around glossy marketing, hype and cheesy sound bytes, made easier by the fact that 50 years of Gramscian subversion has made most young people highly malleable to the mostly cynical language of good causes and empty promises of easy salvation / quick fixes.
What I’ve found even more distasteful is the image and personality cult surrounding Obama, which would make Stalin himself proud. It also doesn’t make for a level playing field when a heavily compromised media and Hollywood relentlessly encourages this cult of personality. Looking at some of the hysterical crowds in the US today, celebrating the victory of their Messiah, I seriously doubt that Jesus Himself would be such a big draw if He returned tomorrow.
They've chosen who the monied, liberal, "useful idiot" media wanted them to.
I wonder what sad little lives people like you have. (that's a rheotorical question btw)
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