"Jack" wrote in message
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On Aug 16, 3:19 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Jack" wrote in message

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On Aug 16, 10:43 am, Harry wrote:
...for the asshat conservatives who are so upset by the plans to build
a
mosque a few blocks from the site of the 9-11 attacks in New York
City...

One wonders if they are aware of the fact or care that after 9-11, a
mosque was built and dedicated inside the Pentagon, the Washington,
D.C.'s 9-11 attack site. Oh...and I sort of recall that the Marines
were
at least partially responsible for its construction and dedication
there.

Any asshats here who want to complain about the mosque at the
Pentagon's
ground zero?

Nope... because there is no mosque in the Pentagon.

"Think Progress argues that there's a mosque "inside" the Pentagon and
cites a Salon essay by Justin Elliot as the source, a post titled,
"Why did no one object to the 'Pentagon mosque'?" The only problem is
that there is no "mosque" at the Pentagon. Elliot cites Navy imam
Chaplain Abuhena Saifulislam in an attempt to smear conservatives as
unhinged hypocrites, and then Elliot got picked up by Daily Kos and
then finally back over to Think Progress."

It's another left-wingnut circle jerk lie. There is no Pentagon
mosque, liar.

D'oh.

But, those strip clubs near GZ are ok with you. Oh and the "other" mosque
just four blocks away isn't ok either. They've only been there 40 years.
Keep on with your right-wing bs. It makes you look so smart!

Notice how I haven't said how I feel about the proposed mosque. I
only commented on harry's posting of liberal wingnut lies he called
"fact".

Now, don't you feel really stupid? Oh wait... that's normal for you.
~jerk~

So, you think the mosque is ok. Cool.

FYI, I corrected your post.

On Mon, 16 Aug 2010 11:26:22 -0400, Harry ? wrote:




Conservatives *are* unhinged hypocrites.

And there are muslims praying at the pentagon, formally, at least once a
week.

it's ironic that, a few years ago, a right wing theocrat, dinesh
d'sousza, wrote an article advocating muslims and right wing xtians
should join forces to kill gays.

now right wingers want to put muslims in concentration camps.

On Aug 16, 5:17*pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Jack" wrote in message

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On Aug 16, 3:19 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Jack" wrote in message

....

On Aug 16, 10:43 am, Harry wrote:
...for the asshat conservatives who are so upset by the plans to build
a
mosque a few blocks from the site of the 9-11 attacks in New York
City...

One wonders if they are aware of the fact or care that after 9-11, a
mosque was built and dedicated inside the Pentagon, the Washington,
D.C.'s 9-11 attack site. Oh...and I sort of recall that the Marines
were
at least partially responsible for its construction and dedication
there.

Any asshats here who want to complain about the mosque at the
Pentagon's
ground zero?

Nope... because there is no mosque in the Pentagon.

"Think Progress argues that there's a mosque "inside" the Pentagon and
cites a Salon essay by Justin Elliot as the source, a post titled,
"Why did no one object to the 'Pentagon mosque'?" The only problem is
that there is no "mosque" at the Pentagon. Elliot cites Navy imam
Chaplain Abuhena Saifulislam in an attempt to smear conservatives as
unhinged hypocrites, and then Elliot got picked up by Daily Kos and
then finally back over to Think Progress."

It's another left-wingnut circle jerk lie. *There is no Pentagon
mosque, liar.

D'oh.

But, those strip clubs near GZ are ok with you. Oh and the "other" mosque
just four blocks away isn't ok either. They've only been there 40 years.
Keep on with your right-wing bs. It makes you look so smart!

Notice how I haven't said how I feel about the proposed mosque. *I
only commented on harry's posting of liberal wingnut lies he called
"fact".

Now, don't you feel really stupid? *Oh wait... that's normal for you.
~jerk~

So, you think the mosque is ok. Cool.

FYI, I corrected your post.

I don't think BO has a legal right to stop the construction. I do
think he should have the fortitude to ask that it not be built. And I
think the Islamic org that wants to build it should have the
sensitivity, decency, and respect to not build it there. So while I'm
not "OK" with it, if they build it, it's more damning of them than
anything else.

Thanks for fixing my post. You're right; you *are* a jerk. ~snerk~

"Jack" wrote in message
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On Aug 16, 5:17 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Jack" wrote in message

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On Aug 16, 3:19 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Jack" wrote in message

...

On Aug 16, 10:43 am, Harry wrote:
...for the asshat conservatives who are so upset by the plans to
build
a
mosque a few blocks from the site of the 9-11 attacks in New York
City...

One wonders if they are aware of the fact or care that after 9-11,
a
mosque was built and dedicated inside the Pentagon, the Washington,
D.C.'s 9-11 attack site. Oh...and I sort of recall that the Marines
were
at least partially responsible for its construction and dedication
there.

Any asshats here who want to complain about the mosque at the
Pentagon's
ground zero?

Nope... because there is no mosque in the Pentagon.

"Think Progress argues that there's a mosque "inside" the Pentagon
and
cites a Salon essay by Justin Elliot as the source, a post titled,
"Why did no one object to the 'Pentagon mosque'?" The only problem
is
that there is no "mosque" at the Pentagon. Elliot cites Navy imam
Chaplain Abuhena Saifulislam in an attempt to smear conservatives as
unhinged hypocrites, and then Elliot got picked up by Daily Kos and
then finally back over to Think Progress."

It's another left-wingnut circle jerk lie. There is no Pentagon
mosque, liar.

D'oh.

But, those strip clubs near GZ are ok with you. Oh and the "other"
mosque
just four blocks away isn't ok either. They've only been there 40
years.
Keep on with your right-wing bs. It makes you look so smart!

Notice how I haven't said how I feel about the proposed mosque. I
only commented on harry's posting of liberal wingnut lies he called
"fact".

Now, don't you feel really stupid? Oh wait... that's normal for you.
~jerk~

So, you think the mosque is ok. Cool.

FYI, I corrected your post.

I don't think BO has a legal right to stop the construction. I do
think he should have the fortitude to ask that it not be built. And I
think the Islamic org that wants to build it should have the
sensitivity, decency, and respect to not build it there. So while I'm
not "OK" with it, if they build it, it's more damning of them than
anything else.

Thanks for fixing my post. You're right; you *are* a jerk. ~snerk~


Why should it not be built? Should they stop praying there (they've been
doing that a while)? Should they move out of the one two blocks further away
(they've been there 40 years)? How far away from GZ is ok with you? 10
blocks? 100 blocks? How about 1000 miles away?

Keep thinking with your Rush/Palin brain. It's amusing. As though the
building of cultural center is sooo important that it eclipses the
Republican's crimes against the people of this country.

You're the one who signed your stupid post with snerk. You're the imbecile
and jerk.

Harry wrote:
....for the asshat conservatives who are so upset by the plans to
build a mosque a few blocks from the site of the 9-11 attacks in New
York City...

One wonders if they are aware of the fact or care that after 9-11, a
mosque was built and dedicated inside the Pentagon, the Washington,
D.C.'s 9-11 attack site. Oh...and I sort of recall that the Marines
were at least partially responsible for its construction and
dedication there.

Any asshats here who want to complain about the mosque at the
Pentagon's ground zero?

Ferris? Ferris Bueller? SW Tom?



Harry Reid is seeing the light....

Reid against plan to build mosque near ground zero
http://my.earthlink.net/article/pho?guid=20100816/8aab82b3-42b6-4433-b339-12aecad80667&article_path=/article/top&article_guid=20100816/8aab82b3-42b6-4433-b339-12aecad80667

The site of a proposed mosque on Park Place is seen in lower Manhattan
in New York, Monday, Aug. 16, 2010.
PHILIP ELLIOTT
From Associated Press
August 16, 2010 4:36 PM EDT

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate's top Democrat on Monday came out against
plans to build a mosque near the site of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks,
moving away from President Barack Obama on the controversial
election-year issue.

Locked in a tight race, Nevada Sen. Harry Reid became the highest
profile Democrat to respond to Obama, who last week backed the right for
the developers to build a mosque near ground zero. Since his comments
Friday, the Democratic president and his aides have worked to explain
the statement, which drew criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike.

"The First Amendment protects freedom of religion," said Jim Manley, a
Reid spokesman. "Senator Reid respects that, but thinks that the mosque
should be built some place else."

Critics have said the location of the mosque is insensitive because the
terrorists who struck were Islamic extremists. The plans call for a $100
million Islamic center two blocks from where almost 3,000 people
perished when hijacked jetliners slammed into the World Trade Center
towers on Sept. 11, 2001.

Reid is in a close campaign for re-election. A spokesman for Republican
Sharron Angle, Reid's opponent, said Muslims have the right to worship
anywhere, but Obama's support for construction of the mosque at ground
zero "ignored the wishes of the American people, this time at the
expense of victims of 9/11 and their families."

Spokesman Jarrod Agen argued that the families consider the mosque at
the World Trade Center site to be an "affront to the memories of their
loved ones." He called on Reid to respond to Obama's comments.


On Friday, Obama used an annual dinner at the White House celebrating
the Islamic holy month of Ramadan to weigh in on a controversy that
grabbed New York and the nation.

"As a citizen, and as president, I believe that Muslims have the same
right to practice their religion as everyone else in this country,"
Obama said.

"That includes the right to build a place of worship and a community
center on private property in lower Manhattan, in accordance with local
laws and ordinances," he said.

While insisting that the place where the twin towers once stood was
indeed "hallowed ground," Obama said that the proper way to honor it was
to apply American values at the nearby property.

In days since, White House aides have worked to dampen the political
power behind the president's words.

"I can't speak to the politics of what the Republicans are doing,"
deputy press secretary Bill Burton told reporters traveling with Obama
to Wisconsin on Monday.

But he said Obama "felt it was his obligation as president to address this."

On Aug 16, 6:28*pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Jack" wrote in message

...





On Aug 16, 5:17 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Jack" wrote in message

....

On Aug 16, 3:19 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Jack" wrote in message

...

On Aug 16, 10:43 am, Harry wrote:
...for the asshat conservatives who are so upset by the plans to
build
a
mosque a few blocks from the site of the 9-11 attacks in New York
City...

One wonders if they are aware of the fact or care that after 9-11,
a
mosque was built and dedicated inside the Pentagon, the Washington,
D.C.'s 9-11 attack site. Oh...and I sort of recall that the Marines
were
at least partially responsible for its construction and dedication
there.

Any asshats here who want to complain about the mosque at the
Pentagon's
ground zero?

Nope... because there is no mosque in the Pentagon.

"Think Progress argues that there's a mosque "inside" the Pentagon
and
cites a Salon essay by Justin Elliot as the source, a post titled,
"Why did no one object to the 'Pentagon mosque'?" The only problem
is
that there is no "mosque" at the Pentagon. Elliot cites Navy imam
Chaplain Abuhena Saifulislam in an attempt to smear conservatives as
unhinged hypocrites, and then Elliot got picked up by Daily Kos and
then finally back over to Think Progress."

It's another left-wingnut circle jerk lie. *There is no Pentagon
mosque, liar.

D'oh.

But, those strip clubs near GZ are ok with you. Oh and the "other"
mosque
just four blocks away isn't ok either. They've only been there 40
years.
Keep on with your right-wing bs. It makes you look so smart!

Notice how I haven't said how I feel about the proposed mosque. *I
only commented on harry's posting of liberal wingnut lies he called
"fact".

Now, don't you feel really stupid? *Oh wait... that's normal for you.
~jerk~

So, you think the mosque is ok. Cool.

FYI, I corrected your post.

I don't think BO has a legal right to stop the construction. *I do
think he should have the fortitude to ask that it not be built. *And I
think the Islamic org that wants to build it should have the
sensitivity, decency, and respect to not build it there. *So while I'm
not "OK" with it, if they build it, it's more damning of them than
anything else.

Thanks for fixing my post. *You're right; you *are* a jerk. *~snerk~


You're the one who signed your stupid post with snerk. I'm the imbecile
and jerk.

There, I fixed it for *you*.

Now, buh-bye.

On 8/16/10 7:19 PM, Jack wrote:


You're the one who signed your stupid post with snerk. I'm the imbecile
and jerk.

There, I fixed it for *you*.

Now, buh-bye.


What a snarky little asshole you are, jackoff...


--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually everyone knows.
If a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

"Harry ?" wrote in message
m...
On 8/16/10 7:19 PM, Jack wrote:


You're the one who signed your stupid post with snerk. I'm the imbecile
and jerk.

There, I fixed it for *you*.

Now, buh-bye.


What a snarky little asshole you are, jackoff...


--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually everyone knows. If
a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.


I admire your chivalry but you still aren't going to make it with me. I like
my men young and well muscled. I'm pretty sure you are neither.

"Harry " wrote in message
m...
On 8/16/10 7:19 PM, Jack wrote:


You're the one who signed your stupid post with snerk. I'm the imbecile
and jerk.

There, I fixed it for *you*.

Now, buh-bye.


What a snarky little asshole you are, jackoff...


--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually everyone knows. If
a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

You notice that he refuses to actually answer my question? He and Nuckles
and "Larry" claim they aren't reading my posts. They're liars of course.

"Larry" wrote in message
...
Harry wrote:
....for the asshat conservatives who are so upset by the plans to build a
mosque a few blocks from the site of the 9-11 attacks in New York City...

One wonders if they are aware of the fact or care that after 9-11, a
mosque was built and dedicated inside the Pentagon, the Washington,
D.C.'s 9-11 attack site. Oh...and I sort of recall that the Marines were
at least partially responsible for its construction and dedication there.

Any asshats here who want to complain about the mosque at the Pentagon's
ground zero?

Ferris? Ferris Bueller? SW Tom?



Harry Reid is seeing the light....

Reid against plan to build mosque near ground zero
http://my.earthlink.net/article/pho?guid=20100816/8aab82b3-42b6-4433-b339-12aecad80667&article_path=/article/top&article_guid=20100816/8aab82b3-42b6-4433-b339-12aecad80667
The site of a proposed mosque on Park Place is seen in lower Manhattan in
New York, Monday, Aug. 16, 2010.
PHILIP ELLIOTT
From Associated Press
August 16, 2010 4:36 PM EDT

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate's top Democrat on Monday came out against
plans to build a mosque near the site of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks,
moving away from President Barack Obama on the controversial election-year
issue.

Locked in a tight race, Nevada Sen. Harry Reid became the highest profile
Democrat to respond to Obama, who last week backed the right for the
developers to build a mosque near ground zero. Since his comments Friday,
the Democratic president and his aides have worked to explain the
statement, which drew criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike.

"The First Amendment protects freedom of religion," said Jim Manley, a
Reid spokesman. "Senator Reid respects that, but thinks that the mosque
should be built some place else."

Critics have said the location of the mosque is insensitive because the
terrorists who struck were Islamic extremists. The plans call for a $100
million Islamic center two blocks from where almost 3,000 people perished
when hijacked jetliners slammed into the World Trade Center towers on
Sept. 11, 2001.

Reid is in a close campaign for re-election. A spokesman for Republican
Sharron Angle, Reid's opponent, said Muslims have the right to worship
anywhere, but Obama's support for construction of the mosque at ground
zero "ignored the wishes of the American people, this time at the expense
of victims of 9/11 and their families."

Spokesman Jarrod Agen argued that the families consider the mosque at the
World Trade Center site to be an "affront to the memories of their loved
ones." He called on Reid to respond to Obama's comments.


On Friday, Obama used an annual dinner at the White House celebrating the
Islamic holy month of Ramadan to weigh in on a controversy that grabbed
New York and the nation.

"As a citizen, and as president, I believe that Muslims have the same
right to practice their religion as everyone else in this country," Obama
said.

"That includes the right to build a place of worship and a community
center on private property in lower Manhattan, in accordance with local
laws and ordinances," he said.

While insisting that the place where the twin towers once stood was indeed
"hallowed ground," Obama said that the proper way to honor it was to apply
American values at the nearby property.

In days since, White House aides have worked to dampen the political power
behind the president's words.

"I can't speak to the politics of what the Republicans are doing," deputy
press secretary Bill Burton told reporters traveling with Obama to
Wisconsin on Monday.

But he said Obama "felt it was his obligation as president to address
this."




And, it's your obligation as class clown to continue to make a moron out of
yourself.