WOW, Freepers in FULL OUT MELTDOWN MODE!

[Walt Starr]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1442872/posts

My favorite one from these moonbats:

"To: BMC1
To start, outing Plame wasn't illegal.

This is bigger than that.

I think Fitzgerald is trying to get Wilson and his democrat thugs on espionage charges for their bogus trip to Niger. They were interfering with U.S. national security.

This plame leak is their future defense.

That's why they're screaming at the top of their lungs over something that doesn't matter.

They want everyone to hear it first, even though no crime has been committed.

When Wilson and his fellow democrats are indited, they'll say the charges are bogus, and just retaliation for "Rove gate."

Then, they'll cry "victim."


7 posted on 07/14/2005 10:29:19 AM PDT by concerned about politics ("A people without a heritage are easily persuaded (deceived)" - Karl Marx)
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[MidwestTransplant]

1. No explanation for that other than crack smoking

Let that be a lesson to everybody.

[htuttle]

18. Could be due to oxygen deprivation...

...or huffing paint thinner.

A Meth addict MIGHT get that loopy after a few days without sleep, but that would be an extreme case.

[gratuitous]

25. No, I think it pretty much has to be crack

To get that delusional.

[Walt Starr]

29. I think crack has not a thing to do with it.

It's obviously some major hallucinogens that person is on. dLysergic Acid diethylamide 25 or maybe even dimethyltryptamine.

[Arugula Latte]

43. Well, they have their heads up their butt CRACKs

so in that sense, yes, crack does play a role.

[anarch]

44. no way...

no amount of acid or dmt could ever lead to such brain damaged ranting. These things cause distorted perceptions of reality, not whole cloth creation of some totally separate, alternate "reality". I'm betting long term ingestion of lead paint chips or something.

[Lone_Star_Dem]

50. Yep, it''s hallucinogens of some sort

Perhaps they're posting from a peyote field?

[Walt Starr]

51. Mayhaps Karl "the Chemist" Rove had some experimental stuff

he sent over.

:evilgrin:

[tinfoilinfor2005]

35. ok, i spit up my coke. you owe me a clean shirt.

:)

[GreenPartyVoter]

2. It doesn't matter? My God, Wilson is a patriot and all these people

can do is trash the very man who had their national security at interest.

They have superglued their blinders on. I don't see how we can get them to recognize the truth when conftoned by it.

[Lex]

3. That person is seriously hallucinating or something.

As I like to ask to people like that, "Think much?"

[Goldmund]

4. ROFL

:rofl:

I love it.

[wryter2000]

5. This just in...

...up is down, in is out, north is south.

:rofl:

[jsamuel]

6. ... wow ... denial is easiest for some... sad thought nt

[Libby2]

7. Make sure this post is saved

so you can throw it in their smug little faces.

[maxsolomon]

8. beyond the pale

WTF? "I think Fitzgerald is trying to get Wilson and his democrat thugs on espionage charges for their bogus trip to Niger."

THAT is some tortured logic.

[Corgigal]

9. outing Plame wasn't illegal

Oh really? So the FBI and CIA aren't aware of the laws on the books? Then why did the Justice Dept decide it needed a special prosecutor?

Of course, a President lying about some afternoon delight is highly criminal. HA.

[crispini]

17. Hahahahaha!

Yes, the CIA ASKED for the special prosecutor. Which they don't seem to be aware of. :eyes:

[BamaLefty]

10. It's Melllllllting

Freaks.

[jim3775]

Everything always goes back to Clinton with the freepers:

"Why doesn't the MSM investigate all those Clinton accusations of rape (and worse?) instead of flailing about wasting time with this nonsense?

5 posted on 07/14/2005 10:24:08 AM PDT by softwarecreator (Facts are to liberals as holy water is to vampires)"

[AlCzervik]

11. Thats one disturbing bubble they live in

[marmar]

12. To borrow a line from Green Day...

"I think I'm crackin' up..."

Poor little freepers. It sucks to be a Repug these days.

:nopity:

[crispini]

13. WTF?

"bogus trip to Niger."

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

The CIA SENT Wilson to Niger!!!!! How in the name of high heaven can you call that "interfering with U.S. national security." ???



They are just worried because they know that

[CatWoman]

14. how do you get "indited"??

I'll bet that's painful!!!!

[Walt Starr]

21. It's an actual word!

in·dite
tr.v. in·dit·ed, in·dit·ing, in·dites
1) To write; compose.
2) To set down in writing.

So when Wilson and the Democrats get set down in writing, boy, then they'll get theirs!

:evilgrin:

[Cessna Invesco Palin]

48. Better than being outdited! n/t

[back2basics909]

15. OMG..

Just a bunch of kids who were bullied by their farthers and have social issues? I think so.

[Wetzelbill]

16. hahahaha

That was probably the dumbest excuse I have seen in awhile.

Walt, you are a more patient man than I. I went over there once and have decided not to go back. Don't much like that place.

[BlueWolff]

20. OH THOSE FREEPERS

Meltdown is an understatement....You gotta laugh...LMAO

[jobycom]

19. Ya think he understands the irony of his last sentence? nt.

[Tweed]

22. Gotta love this one

Why doesn't the MSM investigate all those Clinton accusations of rape (and worse?) instead of flailing about wasting time with this nonsense?



5 posted on 07/14/2005 10:24:08 AM PDT by softwarecreator (Facts are to liberals as holy water is to vampires)

[Raksha]

23. I've always suspected it, but this proves it:

The freepers live in an alternate reality! Those posts don't make a bit of sense. There was nothing "bogus" about Wilson's trip to Niger--he went at the request of the CIA, right?

[Lex]

27. And what he reported back was TRUE.

And he knew his information was discarded when Bush uttered the infamous "sixteen words" in his State of the Union speech.

[Raksha]

46. Of course Wilson's information was true.

If I remember correctly, that wasn't even denied by the WH, and those famous "16 words" got put back into the State of the Union address "by mistake." (Yeah, RIGHT!)

And NOW they're trying to say Wilson has been "discredited"? Funny how this just happened within the past two days. Notice that they never elaborate, never say in what way he's been "discredited." That's because they CAN'T--they just hope people will believe it if they repeat it often enough. As we've already seen, there are always a few people dumb enough to believe anything and repeat anything.

I have a feeling this is one talking point that won't have a very long shelf life.

[grytpype]

24. Freetards will believe anything EXCEPT THE TRUTH!

Really, anything that reassures them that their Mongoloid Leader is the bestest president ever, they will readily believe.

And as the truth looms over them ever closer, they get more and more paranoid delusions.

It's a cult. It's like Jonestown. Now if they would all just drink the Flavor-Aid and have a nice quiet nap, the country would be a lot better off.

[Union Thug]

26. Espionage? Huh???

ummm..Okay, Beavis.

[Beaverhausen]

28. Here's another good one

To: Pikamax
Ari would have sliced and diced these reporters up instead of being a punching bag.
I miss Ari. Makes me think the Bush Administration is so naive about the "enemy from within" they are constantly up against. They just don't seem to get the fact that they are in a REAL-LIFE win/lose war with the Left and the MSM in this country and constantly under attack from all directions...including the WH Press Room.


21 posted on 07/14/2005 10:54:53 AM PDT by Mean Maryjean ("I love a good rant every now-n-then!")
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edit - this is my response:

Win/lose war with the MSM? The MSM has been this administration's propaganda mouthpiece for so long that now that they are acting like real reporters and actually asking questions the freepers think it's an "attack."

[ET Awful]

30. LMFAO . . . Holy shit these people are deranged.

Is there even a psychiatric diagnosis for this level of demntia?

[teach1st]

31. So Poppy must be a part of the liberal plot...

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=1927755&mesg_id=1927755

This explains his playing golf with Clinton.

[Media_Lies_Daily]

32. Delusional. Totally.

[KharmaTrain]

33. Here's A Classic:

Sorry...I never do this, but this was way to good to leave alone:

To: BMC1
To start, outing Plame wasn't illegal.
This is bigger than that.
I think Fitzgerald is trying to get Wilson and his democrat thugs on espionage charges for their bogus trip to Niger. They were interfering with U.S. national security.

This plame leak is their future defense.
That's why they're screaming at the top of their lungs over something that doesn't matter.
They want everyone to hear it first, even though no crime has been committed.
When Wilson and his fellow democrats are indited, they'll say the charges are bogus, and just retaliation for "Rove gate."

Then, they'll cry "victim."


7 posted on 07/14/2005 10:29:19 AM PDT by concerned about politics ("A people without a heritage are easily persuaded (deceived)" - Karl Marx)


:wtf:

:crazy:

Oh boy...i need more

:popcorn:

[rasputin1952]

34. The RW Screech Monkeys are letting loose w/all of the usual

crap...the "politics of destruction", "character assassination", "partisan politics"...same old tired stuff.


MSM and Cable News are full of the usual RW jerks, and no one is buying it...the WH is screwed....:D

This nut seems to be doing a bit of research into a world I'd rather not go to...:scared:

[Quixote1818]

36. Talk about Groupthink

Their denial is at such a bizarre and insane level it's really quite

HILARIOUS!!!!



:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[HamstersFromHell]

37. Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore...

Pass the ruby slippers to all the freeptards so they can click their little heels together while repeating their mantra:

There's no place like Rove,
There's no place like Rove,
There's no place like Rove...


Their shit's more fun to watch than an ant farm, and far more educational. How often do you get to study the hopelessly delusional from a safe distance? :)

[mwb970]

38. I read the whole thread. It's from another planet, it seems.

There wasn't a hint of reality regarding the actual charges against Rove. And how does pointing out that Puffy McMoonface's (sorry, Chummy McSharkbait's) earlier statement has been proven false and asking him to explain make someone a "far left liberal"?

Does that mean that the people who badgered Clinton for 8 long years can be legitimately referred to as "far right wackos"?

[jsamuel]

39. I am not saying the are Nazi's, but I knew some Germans from after WWII

and they say stuff now like:

Hitler was wrong, but his ideas were good.




Crazy stuff like that. I wonder if that is what the people who never get over someone like Bush will say when they are older.

[LondonReign2]

40. A few more from "concerned"

"The whole Niger trip was orchestrated by democrats - ONLY democrats - from start to finish. Even the uranium mines in Africa are under the control of the UN, France, and Germany!!!


13 posted on 07/14/2005 10:34:03 AM PDT by concerned about politics ("A people without a heritage are easily persuaded (deceived)" - Karl Marx)"

"I think it was all an American left wing set up to interfere with Presidential powers, and therefore interfering with national security during a time of war. The whole trip was proven bogus, and Wilson's lies have been exposed ever since.
That's espionage.

The entire trip was designed, orchestrated, implemented, and completed by democrats. Even the Uranium mines in Africa are controlled by the anti-Bush UN, FRANCE, and Germany.

If they're in Paris(?), my guess is they won't be back.
The democrats who helped them here in the U.S. will take the fall, and Miller, who worked for the NYT(D), knows all about it, but fears Arkansaside.

The reason I add Miller is because the CIA only paid for transportation to Africa. Someone else picked up the rest of the tab. The NYT got the exclusive upon Wilson's return."




Ahhhh...errrr...I can't even imagine what is living in this person's head.

[kenny blankenship]

41. That person has two choices

EITHER:
A) a very, very rude awakening, which is coming right soon, OR,
B) they can stick a revolver in their mouth and blow their sick brains out.

The large bore self-inflicted headwound or a sleeping pill smorgasbord followed by a nice warm bath is the only way they can dodge the reality slug that is right now whistling their way.

[yankeedem]

52. I vote for #2

nt

[samsingh]

42. these people are so effin stupid

they support the causes they say they are against.

rove is the threat to national security.

the trip to niger showed that iraq was not trying to build nuclear weapons

duh

[Tommymac]

45. Freeper Fantasyland...

[QuettaKid]

47. D-E-N-I-A-L

[Carni]

49. They're F'ing nuts!

Gee, MAYBE Wilson actually went over to Niger and then smuggled Iraq's nuclear program back in his underwear so no one could find it and then the Dems could blame it all on bush!

That makes about as much sense as anything the idiots at freak republic claim.

[Old and In the Way]

53. Remember, there are a lot of RNC people posting there these days.

They gotta rally the braindead. Tall task. Eventually, they'll be talking to themselves.

[peekaloo]

54. Oh my.

we need a strait jacket smilie.