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Author:  UncleZook [ Sun Nov 11, 2012 6:17 am ]
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Chicodoodoo wrote:
UncleZook wrote:
Blowback is classic gatekeeping.

More inane BS. Blowback is a real phenomenon, even when it is twisted for propaganda purposes. I don't even want to talk to you when you repeatedly make such ridiculous statements.


More prevarication on your part, Chico. We all know what blowback is ... and what it represents in this discussion. A Howard Zinn hypothesis. Not interested in your tiresome pursuits of definition-chasing for the sake of definition-chasing. Chase your own tail on your own time, please.

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... against a person of superior integrity, superior truths, and superior discernment.

To modify an Andy observation, "It's far more truthful when others discover your good qualities without your help!" But as a gatekeeper practicing false-flag truth-seeking, you have no choice but to fabricate your accolades.


That's another area where I vastly differ from you, Chico. In my pursuit of truths, I don't care for false modesty where none is warranted. I call it as it is ... not how protocol-paralyzed others want it.

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I'd hate to pummel long-time associates beyond the point of recognition.

Pummel away. You've got nothing except bluster, as you've amply demonstrated time and time again.


When The Great Prevaricator Of Our Time speaks... even E.F. Hutton listens. TGPOOT has spoken. So be it.

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Pax
Author:  andywight [ Sun Nov 11, 2012 4:42 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Change we better believe in, or else
UncleZook wrote:
- standard UncleZook post containing nothing of any substance -

Time to come clean Mr. UncleZook!

Who do you work for?
Author:  Chicodoodoo [ Sun Nov 11, 2012 7:17 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Change we better believe in, or else
UncleZook wrote:
More prevarication on your part, Chico. We all know what blowback is ...

I know you, Zook.
Author:  Mr.Un-Lightwork-Y [ Mon Nov 12, 2012 11:44 am ]
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Those drama queens won't allow honest mistakes to be made without resorting to caterwauls ... at the same time, they continue to allow designed pastures with nary a whisper against those pastures.


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drama queens
(insert drama queen smilie here) :jest:

hello.....did someone call?

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caterwauls ...


er what's a caterwaul? Where's my thesaurus? or google...

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Those drama queens won't allow honest mistakes to be made without resorting to caterwauls ... at the same time, they continue to allow designed pastures with nary a whisper against those pastures.


This entire sentence may take a while for me breakdown to comprehend... :shock:
Author:  Chicodoodoo [ Mon Nov 12, 2012 6:38 pm ]
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Mr.Un-Lightwork-Y wrote:
This entire sentence may take a while for me breakdown to comprehend... :shock:

If Zook were to be clear, he would also become transparent, meaning everyone would see through his deceptive game. That's why he resorts to fancy word play that few can comprehend. It's all done by design. Whoever writes the voluminous legislation that Congress passes without even reading uses the same tactic, and obviously, it works.

It may be that Zook is in training here to prepare for his next job (again in the service of the PTB) of writing legislation to feed to Congress.
Author:  Chicodoodoo [ Sat Feb 02, 2013 11:04 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Change we better believe in, or else
The Supreme Court has been avoiding the issue like the slippery snake it is, being just as corrupt as Obama, the government, and the banksters. Obama is a fake, a puppet of the banksters, a narcissistic sociopath in the service of more powerful and dangerous sociopaths that run the planet. The Supreme Court is a fake, each judge having been selected by prior presidential puppets on the orders of these same ruling sociopaths. Will the Supreme Court render justice by exposing the fake Obama?

Not on your life, which is ultimately what is at stake.
Author:  Chicodoodoo [ Wed Feb 13, 2013 7:32 am ]
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Stephen Lendman strikes again with his usual clarity. The criminal puppet Obama is the subject of his observations, as is proper, given the sorry state of the government and the nation. Obama should be immediately impeached, just as Bush should have been impeached throughout his two presidencies. Bush never was, so now we have the even worse problem of Obama. If we don't impeach Obama, things will just follow the same trend and get even worse.

Meet the new dictator, worse than the old dictator.
Author:  Chicodoodoo [ Fri Feb 15, 2013 8:21 pm ]
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Obama's address targeted Medicare. He called "medical care for the aged….the biggest cause of the nation's longterm debt."

He lied. Military spending, imperial wars, Wall Street bailouts, other corporate handouts, and tax cuts for the rich and business bear full responsibility. -- source

Business as usual for the servants of the ruling sociopaths -- lying with a straight face. The state of the union is, in truth, broken, plundered, criminal, and evil. How could it be otherwise when sociopaths lead us (to the slaughter).
Author:  Chicodoodoo [ Sat Feb 16, 2013 6:34 pm ]
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Stephen Lendman is on a roll denouncing the dictatorship of Barack Obama, and he should not be alone. Everyone should be doing the same, before this little sneak brings about our destruction.
Author:  Chicodoodoo [ Wed Mar 20, 2013 6:02 pm ]
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It's impossible to get an honest assessment from a president during his annual "State of the Union" address. They always lie.

If you want to really know the state of the union, you have to listen to an honest politician that is leaving Congress and has nothing to lose. Finding an "honest politician" is no easy task, and any such candidate has to be looked at with suspicion. But if you listen carefully, and you compare his words to the president's lies, you will be able to recognize who is trying to tell the truth, and who is deceiving you.



It's a real shame that Ron Paul does not have the oratory skills of Barack Obama. It's also a real shame that Barack Obama does not have the honesty and integrity of Ron Paul.
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