Anyone creeped out by the way this inauguration is being covered/supported[views:6008][posts:105]______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:06pm - sacreligion ""] haha...he fucked that all up |
| _______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:06pm - the_reverend ""] http://www.whitehouse.gov/ wow... he totally fucked up the oath. |
| _______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:07pm - the_reverend ""] and now, let's see how more black people feel. |
| ____________________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:07pm - FuckIsMySignature ""] the_reverend said:http://www.whitehouse.gov/ wow... he totally fucked up the oath. it was the chief justices fault |
| _________________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:07pm - DestroyYouAlot ""] CHAAANGE!!! CHAAANGE!!! CEEEL-EBRATE GOOD OBAMA, COME ON!!! (OBAMA-BAMA-BAMA...) |
| _______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:07pm - the_reverend ""] roberts was mad cause barak voted against him |
| _______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:08pm - the_reverend ""] http://www.blackhouse.gov/ |
| ______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:19pm - sacreligion ""] i'm still waiting for him to expose his true self. [img] |
| _______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:22pm - the_reverend ""] I'm waiting to go out for a walk until after he's done... if he doesn't end this with "boom baby" I'm going to be so pissed. |
| ____________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:23pm - dreadkill ""] hahaha, boom baby! |
| _______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:23pm - Hungtableed ""] Barak fucked up the oath. |
| ________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:23pm - Pires ""] [img] |
| _______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:25pm - the_reverend ""] fuck it up, he ran over Roberts at the beginning and then had to have Robert re-do it. |
| ____________________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:28pm - FuckIsMySignature ""] good speach |
| _______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:29pm - Hungtableed ""] great speech. best of luck to him. |
| ______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:29pm - sacreligion ""] FuckIsMySignature said:same speech that every president ever made |
| ____________________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:30pm - FuckIsMySignature ""] negativity for the sake of negativity. |
| ____________________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:31pm - FuckIsMySignature ""] FuckIsMySignature said:good speach |
| ______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:31pm - sacreligion ""] bennyhillifier Mailboxes drip like lampposts in the twisted birth canal of the coliseum Rim job fairy teapots mask the temper tantrum O' say can you see 'em Stuffed cabbage is the darling of the Laundromat 'N the sorority mascot sat with the lumberjack Pressing passing stinging half synthetic fabrication of his-- Time The mouse with the overbite explained how the rabbits were ensnared 'N the skinny scanty sylph trashed the apothecary diplomat Inside the three-eyed monkey within inches of his toaster oven life In my mind I'm half blind My inner ref Is mostly deaf I'm smell impaired If you cared My sense of taste is wasted on the phosphorescent orange peels of San Francisco axe-encrusted frenzy So let me touch you Let me touch you Let me touch you Let me touch you Where the Ro-yal Jelly gets made Coleratura singers bringing weeds and social clingers Hangers-on and fancy flingers To the dress ball Mushrooms and bowling pins Stove pipe hats and other things I can't recall From Juvenile hall We're so unlucky and stuff Woodrow Wilson never had it so tough Dairy Queen and Vaseline and Maybelline Paul Bunyan and James Dean Allegory agencies of pre-Raphaelite paganry And Shenandoah tapestries Compared with good mahogany Collapsing the undying postcard romance With feline perspicacity By the university That night I held a paucity Which you deemed common courtesy I wasn't what you thought I'd be I shouldn't have invited you to dance In my tree I'm halfway free And in my chair One quarter there In my dream One-sixteenth cream In the coffee of the Courtier Of the sycophant assistant to the king So let me touch you Let me touch you Let me touch you Let me touch you Where the Ro----yal Jelly gets made |
| __________________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:34pm - Conservationist ""] Liberalism is a religion |
| ________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:34pm - Murph ""] Conservationist said: Murph said:Obama chants don't remind me of 1965, nor 1968, but 1936. Or 1917? or 49 BC. Et tu, Biden? |
| ____________________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:36pm - FuckIsMySignature ""] Conservationist said:Liberalism is a religion then so is conservatism |
| _______________________________ [Jan 20,2009 12:57pm - Yeti ""] i thought it was funny that the first city they showed the crowd reaction from was Harlem. |
| ______________________________ [Jan 20,2009 1:18pm - Yeti ""] sacreligion said:i'm still waiting for him to expose his true self. [img] and that my friend is why man created Photoshop. i order you to get on that. |
| ________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 1:22pm - xmikex ""] IS THE ECONOMY FIXED YET?????????? |
| ______________________________ [Jan 20,2009 1:24pm - Yeti ""] NOPE, JUST ANOTHER DUMB NIGGER SCREWING THINGS UP |
| ____________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 1:26pm - arilliusbm ""] remember when governor Patrick bought a new Cadillac right after he was put into office? |
| ______________________________ [Jan 20,2009 1:33pm - BSV ""] dude, what the fuck is in seafood stew to make it a fucking stew? why ain't those punx eating chowder or bisque? |
| ____________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 1:50pm - arilliusbm ""] I must say - and although I knew it was coming - that it still makes me angry that they say God and God Bless and "Let us Pray" during ceremonies such as this. SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE DOES NO EXIST |
| ___________________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 1:51pm - mikeofdecrepitude ""] brian_dc said:[Jan 20,2009 8:02am - MikeofDecrepitude] Not perfectly written but an interesting read nonetheless.http://www.lulu.com/content/2325554 that actually doesn't look interesting at all. I'm getting really tired of conspiracy theories. So by that logic, if it's not reported on the evening news it's automatically a conspiracy theory? Information provided in this book can be corroborated with individual research. I'm beyond tired of major media outlets peddling their own brand of truth and biased information. Here's a conspiracy for you: Duping the majority of U.S. citizens into believing that a new face in the White House is going usher us into a utopian era. |
| ______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 1:56pm - SkinSandwich ""] Seperation of vagina and asshole sometimes does not exist either!! |
| _______________________________ [Jan 20,2009 2:07pm - Murph ""] mikeofdecrepitude said: brian_dc said:[Jan 20,2009 8:02am - MikeofDecrepitude] Not perfectly written but an interesting read nonetheless.http://www.lulu.com/content/2325554 that actually doesn't look interesting at all. I'm getting really tired of conspiracy theories. So by that logic, if it's not reported on the evening news it's automatically a conspiracy theory? Information provided in this book can be corroborated with individual research. I'm beyond tired of major media outlets peddling their own brand of truth and biased information. Here's a conspiracy for you: Duping the majority of U.S. citizens into believing that a new face in the White House is going usher us into a utopian era. First off, that book's blurb already is mired in inaccuracy, as Obama's plans would not truly aid Wall St., in fact, it would be an example of government restricting the financial market, not allowing it to bolster itself independently. Many prominent economists (like Schiff mentioned in the other thread) believe his policies could actually crush the private sector. Secondly, Obama went to Harvard, not Yale, which is the center of Skull and Bones lore and supposed power. Why wouldn't they have chosen one of their own? Thirdly, a new face ushering us into a utopian era isn't as much of a making of Obama's as it is of the Bush Administrations' alienation from the American trust and approval. Lastly, just because someone did some research and wrote a book doesn't mean they aren't wrong. Holy Blood, Holy Grail rocked the historical and faith-based communities in the 80's by proclaiming direct evidence provided by trusted and powerful sources of a cover-up of the life, role, and importance of Jesus Christ, and purporting some sort of bloodline. By their next book, Baigent, Leigh, and Lincoln had to demolish their own points because their source relented his ruse and admitted the whole thing was a hoax. I'm not saying not to believe anything, because even in the case I provided Leigh, Lincoln, and Baigent raised excellent points and really pushed for greater insight, but the most important thing is if you read something interesting and opening, RESEARCH FOR YOURSELF. p.s. That book doesn't seem just pure conspiracy theory, more like an attempt to connect dots that really don't have a connection. So not only is it poor written, it's poorly researched. |
| _______________________________ [Jan 20,2009 2:11pm - Murph ""] arilliusbm said:I must say - and although I knew it was coming - that it still makes me angry that they say God and God Bless and "Let us Pray" during ceremonies such as this. SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE DOES NO EXIST I want to agree with you, but as much as you and I don't believe, they (say they) do. Since they're giving the speeches, they have a right to include and embrace their beliefs in said speeches. We have a right not to give a shit because we've developed a sense of non-idiotic self. Everyone wins, and we get to laugh. |
| ____________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 2:17pm - arilliusbm ""] Yea, that I can agree on. They do express their beliefs. But it almost seems like it's forced due to trandition. The majority of Americans have faith, so I guess it's reassuring to hear their leader give praise. On a side note, now that we've got a black president, next on the list will be to elect an ATHEIST president. I'd like to see that happen in the next 50 years. |
| _____________________________ [Jan 20,2009 2:24pm - pam ""] I think Obama is the first to include "non-believers" in their inaugural speech. That was cool at least. The Reverend Old Black Guy who did the benediction was funny at least. |
| _____________________________ [Jan 20,2009 2:24pm - pam ""] first president* |
| ____________________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 2:55pm - MikeOvDecrepitvde ""] Both Obama and McCain championed themselves as savior's of the Wall St. bailout, so I would say he's already off to a good start, in that respect. Also, the book doesn't say that he went to Yale, nor does the blurb. "Obama’s economics are pure Skull & Bones/Chicago school austerity and sacrifice for American working families". That's just drawing a comparison. For me, I'm simply interested in his connections with Brzezinski, his rise towards the presidency from relative obscurity, and having never won a prior contested election. President's are place men, continuing agenda's that have been devised before they even take office. President's are placed on the front lines while those who actually fashion and dictate the policies go unnoticed. Men who would actually want to execute real "change" could never be president; Bilderberg could never have that. |
| _____________________________ [Jan 20,2009 3:06pm - pam ""] Ted Kennedy taken out on a stretcher. Senator Byrd, also. Wtf. |
| ______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 3:24pm - quintessence ""] My friends are saying all their black co-workers didnt show up to work today. Yeah obama be president I dont gotta work no mo!!! |
| _______________________________ [Jan 20,2009 3:25pm - Murph ""] MikeOvDecrepitvde said: President's are place men, continuing agenda's that have been devised before they even take office. President's are placed on the front lines while those who actually fashion and dictate the policies go unnoticed. Men who would actually want to execute real "change" could never be president; Bilderberg could never have that. Skull and Bones/Chicago school hinted to me a weird, not credible connection. And, by the way, none of those words in this paragraph of yours needed apostrophes. |
| ___________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 3:29pm - Lamp nli ""] The hype over the Obama inauguration is just like people flocking to see a beloved band's last show: it's a chance to say you were there. People just can't resist the urge to look cool. |
| _____________________________ [Jan 20,2009 3:29pm - pam ""] quintessence said:My friends are saying all their black co-workers didnt show up to work today. Yeah obama be president I dont gotta work no mo!!! ...or they wanted the day off to watch history be made. |
| ______________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 3:29pm - SkinSandwich ""] [img] |
| _________________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 4:34pm - Conservationist ""] pam said: quintessence said:My friends are saying all their black co-workers didnt show up to work today. Yeah obama be president I dont gotta work no mo!!! ...or they wanted the day off to watch history be made. History isn't being made. Nations have gone multicultural before... and then all failed. LOL All those who want multiculturalism: Brazil, Mexico, North Africa, India, Iraq, Malaysia and other scintillating places want you to come visit. See the multicult in action. |
| _____________________________ [Jan 20,2009 4:35pm - pam ""] YAWN |
| ________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 4:37pm - zyklon ""] Conservationist and his bullshit... |
| ________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 4:40pm - zyklon ""] Conservationist said: pam said: quintessence said:My friends are saying all their black co-workers didnt show up to work today. Yeah obama be president I dont gotta work no mo!!! ...or they wanted the day off to watch history be made. History isn't being made. Nations have gone multicultural before... and then all failed. LOL All those who want multiculturalism: Brazil, Mexico, North Africa, India, Iraq, Malaysia and other scintillating places want you to come visit. See the multicult in action. History is being made in the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, got it???? |
| ___________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 4:45pm - Lamp nli ""] As far as I'm concerned, the party ended the second this guy got elected. I voted for Obama but with a pretty large dose of skepticism. This inauguration ceremony isn't history for shit. History is what he's going to do now that he's been given the chance. |
| ________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 4:46pm - zyklon ""] Let's wait and see |
| ____________________________________ [Jan 20,2009 4:51pm - arilliusbm ""] The globalization of modern society itself seeks multi-cultural communities now. Everything is modernized and multi-cultural now. Whether a country wants it or not, it is bound to be bombarded with people of other cultures. Look at what is happening in France, Germany, England, Spain, and so on. Heritage is an important thing to remember and must not be lost, but at the same time I think multi-culturalism is inevitable. If one does not want to live with another culture and fends them off, then it’s considered as a humanitarian crisis. If violence is used, ethnic-cleansing, genocide and so on. |