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CanIBreathe |
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WOW merkyl. who you think is going to read all of that??? Perhaps separating your post into paragraphs would persuade me to read it though.
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Strange Flute |
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merkyl should stick to one liners. Who can stand reading of him more than that?
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B DeBrun |
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Strange Flute wrote:
But then again he's a Democrat. |
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superguppie |
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Bad news, ragslag. Your hero, Jeffrey Porter, has been exposed as a liar and a fraud. And his wife has been exposed as a fucking idiot. I am posting a blog
entry from the link posted at the bottom so that you can follow all of the various sources that confirm this travesty.
Jeffrey S. Porter: Conduct unbecoming an officer
An e-mail attacking
Barack
Obama and widely spread by Republican bloggers and activists has been revealed to be a fraud. These false e-mails are all too common--the
Republican Party seems to be relying on these false stories and rumors to defeat Barack
Obama. What is uncommon is that this time the perpetrator was caught and exposed: Army Captain Jeffrey S. Porter of the Utah National
Guard was behind the following false e-mail:
HUSSEIN'S VISIT TO AFGHANISTANThis entire e-mail is a fake, an infamous libel against Barack Obama's good name. You see, Jeffrey S. Porter--a man who is obviously unfit to carry a commission in the armed forces of the United States, intended this false e-mail to be mass e-mailed anonymously so that Barack Obama would never get the opportunity to confront his false accuser. But Porter's wife made the mistake of forwarding the e-mail under his real name to friends and family, who soon forwarded it on to complete strangers. In only a few days, the e-mail was tracked back to Porter. When confronted by his superior officers, Porter admitted that the allegations he made in the e-mail were false. The Army Times has also refuted the story and Snopes has refuted it online. Here's the story from The New York Daily News: The original poster attributed the message to an anonymous Air Force officer in the hope it would give the author, a Utah Army National Guard intelligence officer, some cover. But the Army captain's wife had already forwarded it to others who posted the e-mail in full with the couple's names.Progressive and Democratic bloggers should not honor Jeffrey S. Porter's request: the story of Porter's slimy attempt to smear Obama should be spread far and wide so that people know the truth about what Republicans are up to. Update: Factcheck.org has also weighed in and confirms that Jeffrey S. Porter has confessed that his e-mail was false. Click here to read Factcheck.org's report on this incident. John McCain must immediately make it clear that he does not want his supporters engaging in these tactics. As for Jeffrey S. Porter: he should immediately be court martialed for conduct unbecoming an officer and dismissed from the service in disgrace. http://richmonddemocrat.blogspot.com/2008/07/conduct-unbecoming-officer.html
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1000Proof |
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Ouch... he is sooooooooo going to whoop his wife's ass. |
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superguppie |
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5400 fake emails |
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Angela in WI |
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He's the Anti-Christ
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Pahrump Mania |
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Using the logic of the people who still defend Dan Rather, even if the story is a fake the sentiment behind the story is real, so the story is newsworthy.
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superguppie |
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Oh, the story is definitely newsworthy. |
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SurvivorLDog93 |
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Shades of Jesse McBath, who saw lots of atrocities despite the fact he was never in a theatre of war.
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superguppie |
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Porter is a Captain on active duty. And a liar. And a fraud.
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TobaccoRhoda |
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Because believe it or not, some Americans who are not idiotic enough to eat such things as "freedom fries" actually appreciate France's assistance to our new country during the Revolutionary War without which we might not have the freedoms we have today so beautifully symbolized by the Statue of Liberty that the French people gave our country. While deeply deeply grateful for the French assistance in the 1700's, I refer you to more recent instances of France's friendship with the US. Like, oh I dunno, refusing to grant us air space during the Congo uprising, or even more recently refusing us air space for the US strike on Khadafi. Or French citizens defacing US soldier's graves in France. The craven bastards. |
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Strange Flute |
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Teeanday wanted me to apologize for calling Jeffrey a liar.
AND NOW TEE OWES ME AN APOLOGY! |
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lilnubber |
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Commander-and-ChiefJeffrey S. Porter is an utter fool. Thanks, Guppie, for clearing this up. It even inspired me to post. :) Merkyl, had I known that Karl Rove was going to be in Des Moines, I would have been there. |
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LuvShay |
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superguppie wrote: "This email was meant only for my family." So, he only wanted to mislead and lie to his family? |
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Trixie Delight |
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superguppie wrote: I got that email last week. I cought a hefty whiff of bullshit with it, too. John Edwards doing this? Yes, he has done similar stuff. Obama is waaaaaay too savvy. |
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B DeBrun |
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Funny:
LAT Gags Blogs: In a move that has apparently stirred up some internal discontent, the Los Angeles Times has banned its bloggers, including political bloggers, from mentioning the Edwards/Rielle Hunter story. Even bloggers who want to mention the story in order to make a skeptical we-don't-trust-the-Enquirer point are forbidden from doing so. Kausfiles has obtained a copy of the email Times bloggers received from editor Tony Pierce. [I've excised the recipient list and omitted Pierce's email address]:
That will certainly calm paranoia about the Mainstream Media (MSM) suppressing the Edwards scandal. ... P.S.: Is the Times' edict a) part of a double-standard that favors Democrats (and disfavors Republicans like Rep. Vito Fossella and John McCain)? Or does it b) simply reflect an outmoded Gatekeeper Model of journalism in which not informing readers of certain sensitive allegations is as important as informing them--as if readers are too simple-minded to weigh charges that are not proven, as if they aren't going to find out about such controversies anyway? I'd say it's a mixture of both (a) and (b). This was a sensational scandal the LAT and other MSM papers passionately did not want to uncover when Edwards was a formal candidate, and now that the Enquirer seems to have done the job for them it looks like they want everyone to shut up while they fail to uncover it again. ... P.P.S.: The Times apparently failed to get word of the ban to one of its bloggers in time to prevent her from shocking readers by saying she hoped the allegations against Edwards weren't true. ... 2:55 A.M. link |
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Nat57 |
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Goofy Turtle is Half Black/Half White/Half Muslim/Half Christian/Half Black Panther. Goofy Turtle will provide Hope and Change and Unite the USA.
It's so Inspiring. |
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rugslug |
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B DeBrun wrote:
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B DeBrun |
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Shock of shocks:
Poll: Half of U.S. says press pro-Obama
Half of Americans think the press is trying to help Sen. Barack Obama win the presidential election,
according to a new poll by Rasmussen
Reports.
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