User Profile: galicant wiseword

galicant wiseword

Member Since: August 09, 2012

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  • So here is my question. We had a candidate for president last election that for decades championed the cause of the Constitution. A man who publicly stood against the kind of corruption we see dripping out of this regime the past few weeks; and how was he received by many of the same people who are commenting here at the blaze? “He’s too old” (because I care about looks not substance) “He is a racist!” (because he thinks we should stop sending billions to Israel as well as Egypt.) and my personal favorite “I agree with all his domestic policy but he’s got a wacky foreign policy.” (wacky like: the president can’t declare war, he is bound by the Constitution).

    So what are we to expect in 2014/2016. If conservatives don’t learn to vote with their mind’s and hearts, if they just keep checking the “R” box without becoming informed voters all this corruption being brought to light will be for naught. As always, I will only vote for the candidate(s) that I truly believe will abide by the Constitution, remain uncorrupted by lobbyist’s, demand senate term limits and do everything in their power to slow and destroy the socialist/progressive movement.

    On a side note, I had the pleasure of living in Lake Jackson, TX for a while. It was fascinating to see Ron and his family out shopping or around town. They were regular, down-to-Earth, good people. I just hope his campaign woke a few people up.

  • Unless they were L.A. cops, which would have also shot your newspaper delivery folks and then burned your house to ashes. Well, everything but your drivers license which will somehow make it through the fire unscathed.

  • Is Vamen on the list? He mostly trolls around in the faith section.

  • I was walking around tonight and saw a small cross on the wall in one of the buildings where I work. It got me thinking. If I took all the religious symbols and messages out of our entire property about how many feet would it cover. I figured an amount and then compared it to my estimation of our entire surface square footage. The approximate percentage of space covered by religious symbols would be less than 1/20th of one percent. Atheism is a belief in nothing. So they can look at 99.9% of our empty walls and be comforted by their belief system. Interesting how that tiny cross or scribbled prayer is where their eye’s always land. If an Atheist ever decides to bother any of you with their crybaby antics it would be fun going to their businesses and then returning the favor. Feign insult that they choose to adorn their walls with their belief system and take it to court. Then have your friends do the same week after week. I enjoy opposing organized Atheism on every front.

  • Want to save some time?

    THEBLAZE: Is the Bible a reliable book to follow and trust, historically speaking?

    MOSS: Well, yes and no.

    I could have stopped reading right there.

  • Does Mr. Fugate still have his firearm?

  • Yes because copious amounts of marijuana makes young adults lose their inhibitions, murder their parents and become anti-government instigators. I saw that in a movie once.

  • “In 1908 a group of young Turks forced the sultan out and took control of the government”

    “In 2011 a group of young Muslims forced the Egyptian president out and took control of the government”

    Christians in Egypt beware.

    This was a fascinating story.

  • The arresting officers could have violated his constitutional rights in alphabetical order and paraded him around town in a pig suit. He won’t be let off. I suspect he’ll have a freak “complication” with his recovery when the next big news story comes down the pipe. Time will tell.

  • “After my election I’ll have more flexibility” – B.H.O to former KGB officer and current leader of the former USSR Vladimir Putin. (March 2012)

    Nice to see the CIA and FSB working so closely together now that B.O. has more flexibility.