Wednesday, July 20, 2005
Our Newest Op Ed
Defaulting In The War Of Ideas (Goebbels Does DC)
- By R.A. Hawkins
I ran across an interesting article by Jared Ede at CNSnews.com about yet another gala affair the left held this last week in D.C. for liberal students so they will have the tools they need to fight the conservative movement. There were several quotes in the article from Paul Begala, which exemplify the absence of thought on the left. Mr. Ede added a few facts that show what I said to be true in the Article Disharmonic Convergence, is really just the same ole thing all over again.
First, here are the Paul Begala quotes:
"I was driving past the Pentagon when that plane hit". "I had friends on that plane; this is deadly serious to me."
I have a friend who was best friends with the pilot of that particular flight. My friend's one consolation was that his friend had to be killed. He didn't just turn the plane over to the terrorists. Begala would have been trying to reason with them rather than fighting them. The difference is typically American and French, or if you prefer Day and Benighted.............
Click HERE To Read On
- By R.A. Hawkins
I ran across an interesting article by Jared Ede at CNSnews.com about yet another gala affair the left held this last week in D.C. for liberal students so they will have the tools they need to fight the conservative movement. There were several quotes in the article from Paul Begala, which exemplify the absence of thought on the left. Mr. Ede added a few facts that show what I said to be true in the Article Disharmonic Convergence, is really just the same ole thing all over again.
First, here are the Paul Begala quotes:
"I was driving past the Pentagon when that plane hit". "I had friends on that plane; this is deadly serious to me."
I have a friend who was best friends with the pilot of that particular flight. My friend's one consolation was that his friend had to be killed. He didn't just turn the plane over to the terrorists. Begala would have been trying to reason with them rather than fighting them. The difference is typically American and French, or if you prefer Day and Benighted.............
Click HERE To Read On
# posted by Publius @ 7/20/2005 02:00:00 AM 
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