Bitter Klinger
11 years ago

German Co-pilot to fly Air Force One. 🇨🇮
Bitter Klinger
11 years ago
teedubbya
11 years ago
Nah. youve been wishing the Prez dead since he was elected. It's the american way. carry on Patriot.
Bitter Klinger
11 years ago
Well, I meant for the pilot, but now that you mention it...
jackconrad
11 years ago
teedubbya
11 years ago
I've disageed with several Presidents but have never wished one dead or supported a foreign leader over one. The times they are a changing.
banderl
11 years ago
It's sad what we've become.
frankj1
11 years ago
not all of us.
ZRX1200
11 years ago
I fear puppeteers taking him out.

I don't want him dead.
DrafterX
11 years ago
Do we really want Michelle Obama to be president..?? 😕
jetblasted
11 years ago
Schools feed her food to pigs.
teedubbya
11 years ago
Wow. I knew southerners has less regard for their future than northerners but I didn't realize it was to the extent of calling their kids pigs. I guess if my family tree had no limbs I might have the same attitude. In the words of the great philosopher Jed Clampet, pitiful.
Gene363
11 years ago

Wow. I knew southerners has less regard for their future than northerners but I didn't realize it was to the extent of calling their kids pigs. I guess if my family tree had no limbs I might have the same attitude. In the words of the great philosopher Jed Clampet, pitiful.

teedubbya wrote:



A bigoted statement is pretty weak if it contains poor grammar.

teedubbya
11 years ago
Or just a typo in an obviously silly comment all the way around.
Bitter Klinger
11 years ago

Lighten up Fancis(s). Libby skin sure is thin...did you miss the smiley thingy?


I received this in an email last night without a credit, so if someone knows who wrote it, please reference one. Rather timely and pertinent parallel, IMHO. OK, not so humble, but so what?



The Captain was locked out of the cockpit.


That phrase finally revealed the full horror of the crash of Germanwings
flight 9525. First Officer Andreas Lubitz waited for the Captain to leave the
cockpit, then locked the door to prevent his re-entry. After which Lubitz,
for reasons unknown and perhaps unknowable, deliberately steered the jet
into a harrowing 8 minute plunge ending in an explosive 434 mph impact with
a rocky mountainside. 150 men, women and children met an immediate,
unthinkably violent death.

Lubitz, in his single-minded madness, couldn't be stopped because anyone
who could change the jet's disastrous course was locked out.
It's hard to imagine the growing feelings of fear and helplessness that
the passengers felt as the unforgiving landscape rushed up to meet them.
Hard - but not impossible. And the similarities are horrifying ... :
Because America is in trouble. We feel the descent in the pits of our
stomachs. We hear the shake and rattle of structures stressed beyond their
limits. We don't know where we're going anymore, but do know it isn't good.
And above all, we feel helpless because Barack Obama has locked us out.
He locked the American people out of his decision to seize the national
healthcare system. Locked us out when we wanted to know why the IRS was
attacking conservatives. He locked us out of having a say in his decision to
tear up our immigration laws, and to give over a trillion dollars in
benefits to those who broke those laws
.
Obama locked out those who advised against premature troop withdrawals.
Locked out the intelligence agencies who issued warnings about the growing
threat of ISIS. He locked out anyone who could have interfered with his
release of five Taliban terror chiefs in return for one U.S. military
deserter.

And of course, Barack Obama has now locked out Congress, the American
people, and our allies as he strikes a secret deal with Iran to determine
the timeline (not prevention) of their acquisition of nuclear weapons.
Was Andreas Lubitz depressed, insane, or abysmally evil when he decided to
lock that cockpit door and listen to no voices other than those in his head?
Did he somehow believe himself to be doing the right thing?
The voice recordings from the doomed aircraft reveal that as the jet began
its rapid descent, the passengers were quiet. There was probably some
nervous laughter, confusion, a bit of comforting chatter with seatmates,
followed by a brief period in which anxiety had not yet metastasized into
terror.

It was only near the end of the 8 minute plunge that everyone finally
understood what was really happening. Only near the end when they began to
scream.

Like those passengers, a growing number of Americans feel a helpless dread
as they come to the inescapable conclusion that our nation's decline is an
act of choice rather than of chance. The choice of one man who is in full
control of our 8 year plunge.

A man who has locked everyone out.
Bitter Klinger
11 years ago

Wow. I knew southerners has less regard for their future than northerners but I didn't realize it was to the extent of calling their kids pigs. I guess if my family tree had no limbs I might have the same attitude. In the words of the great philosopher Jed Clampet, pitiful.

teedubbya wrote:



I'm pretty sure Kenya is south of Georgia...
Brewha
11 years ago

I'm pretty sure Kenya is south of Georgia...

Bitter Klinger wrote:


East of Georgia. It is to the East.

But what the hell, you're on a roll, right?
victor809
11 years ago
I'm not sure bitter understands the concept behind term limits and elections....
banderl
11 years ago
I just hope that he can post some more of his e-mail spam here.
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