The Snooper Report

In the aftermath of the Patriotic Tea Parties, I find it humorous that the anti-Americanists across this nation, including Obama, are either lying about them or living in denial.  After all, it is said that Obama doesn't know anything about the Tea Parties.  That statement means several things.  Either Obama is a complete idiot and has no clue what's going on in the Nation or his sycophants are lying.  Or, Obama is lying or, he is telling his sycophants to lie.  Either way it's OK because someone is lying someplace.  I find it curious that the day before the Tea Parties he came out and almost pleaded for people to actually believe his bull.

In the Dallas Morning News, Dave Levinthal and Gromer Jeffers JR. almost had it right until they got to the "it is about Obama" meme.  It was at that moment that all their credibility went into that cistern of libtard lib-speak where the infected primordial ooze amoebas live.  No wonder their circulation is tanking as well.

For perhaps the only time Wednesday evening, the masses assembled outside Dallas City Hall grew quiet as the man who drew them there, Phillip Dennis, hunched over a wooden lectern, his eyes narrowing.

"We will be called haters, and we are. We are haters of big-spending politicians. We will be called racists, and we are – we are members of the human race," Dennis, a McKinney resident, said as silence turned to roars.

 Such moments encapsulated the spirit of area "Tax Day Tea Parties" – unapologetic public rallies that involved Republicans, conservatives and libertarians railing against government expansion, federal taxation and, ostensibly, the government of Democratic President Barack Obama. [...]

The Obama cabal of neo Marxists and anti-Americanists were merely the straw that broke the camel's back and the outrage is only going to get louder and louder.  It's about the United States Constitution.  That document is in the way and there are now moves to create government run newspapers and news outlets.  But, let's not call them socialists ar anything.  OK?

Surprisingly, CBS-11, for the most part got it all wrong and yes, the "surprisingly" sentiment is in fact sarcastic.  The dead give-away clue?

[...] The tea party protests are designed for people upset with government spending since President Barack Obama took office. Thousands gathered in rallies held across Texas. [...]

Libtards.  They are in fact brain dead.  They don't get it yet and for the time being, that is a good thing.  We'll let them get really surprised themselves in 2010.  I find it ironic that because the Tea Parties were said to be insignificant, politicians are trying their damnedest to climb aboard our train and the media is fawning all over itself in dire damage control mode.

James Wolcott is just one example of a brain dead retarded liberal, aka libtard.  Another is that fantastically odd Nancy Pelosi.  There can be no denying that the anti-Americanist grassroots folks are funded very well by the richest neo Marxists in this country and have the full backing of the DNC.  After all, fat bastard Michael Moore the Chubby has stated time and time again that "they" own the democrat party.  NOTE: please take note that I didn't say the "democratic party" because not only have we never had a "democratic party" in this nation (they are the Democrat Party) and there is nothing "democratic" about the Democrat Party.  That term was contrived to give the impression that it was "democratic".  They ain't.

As Brian Faughnan stated at the Weekly Standard, answering this ignorant rant: House Democrat Leaders: Tea Partiers Are Racist, Nazi, Gun Nuts

[...] As far as the charge that these rallies are composed of Nazis and terrorists, that's hard to reconcile with the pictures of participants. There are too many young children and grandparents. Further, even a strong Obama supporter like Susan Roesgen didn't turn up any violent types at the Chicago Tea Party, despite her best attempt to provoke a strong reaction.

There probably aren't many Democrats who genuinely believe the charges levied by their leadership. Nate Silver guesstimates that about 250,000 people have attended the tea parties - so far. Do Ms. Pelosi and other Democrat leaders think they're all neo-nazis?

If this is a conversation they want to have, however, perhaps Ms. Pelosi can explain the role of Marxists and North Korean sympathizers in the U.S. anti-war movement, or discuss how George Soros bought such influence in the Democratic party. It's not a debate that would help Democrats, since it's relatively easy to show the role of fringe extremists in the Democratic grassroots.

'Senior Democrats' ought to have the courage to publicly assert what they're whispering to the media. But if they're afraid to admit that they're slandering hundreds of thousands of grassroots organizers and activists, is it too much to hope that some reporter will share a copy of these secret talking points? [END]

I didn't see anyone dropping their trousers and crapping on the American Flag at any of the Tea Parties.  Did you?  I didn't see anyone dragging the American Flag behind them as they walked around.  Did you?  I didn't see anyone vandalizing any private or government property at the rallies.  Did you?  Apparently, that is reserved for the anti-Americanist crowds to do and Nancy Pelosi says that they can do that because it is OK with her.

Michelle Malkin, hated by the left because she dares to speak her Patriotic mind has the ongoing Tea Party updates located here as folks send their updates to her.  We certainly won't see them on the Obama Media Tingle Leg Syndrome outlets, will we?

Below, in the video to the left, you will see a retarded liberal denouncing the facts presented because the facts get in the way of its void of understanding.  In the video to the right, you will see another idiot, Nancy Pelosi, with her plastic surgery induced smile denying facts presented and then you will see Michelle Malkin eviscerate the Chief Troll of the Lower House.

as an extra bonus, here is how the alleged MSM covered the Tea Parties

Over at the News Alert web site, we read the following:

Rep. Jan Schakowsky issued this statement on her Congressional website:

CHICAGO, IL (April 15, 2009) – Rep. Jan Schakowsky, D-IL, released the following statement in response to “tea parties” being held on Tax Day.

“The ‘tea parties’ being held today by groups of right-wing activists, and fueled by FOX News Channel, are an effort to mislead the public about the Obama economic plan that cuts taxes for 95 percent of Americans and creates 3.5 million jobs. It’s despicable that right-wing Republicans would attempt to cheapen a significant, honorable moment of American history with a shameful political stunt. Not a single American household or business will be taxed at a higher rate this year. Made to look like a grassroots uprising, this is an Obama bashing party promoted by corporate interests, as well as Republican lobbyists and politicians.”

Comrade Schakowsky forgot to mention the recent,massive federal cigarette tax hike she voted for which hurts a lot of poor people.We know Comrade Schakowsky doesn't feel comfortable with the anti-tax crowd.So what kind of crowd does she feel comfortable with? Here's a picture of Comrade Schakowsky at the Chicago Democratic Socialists of America 46th Annual Debs-Thomas-Harrington dinner.Comrade Schakowky was the featured speaker at the dinner in May of 2004.The Democratic Socialists of America clearly explain on their website their ultimate goal:

We are socialists because we reject an international economic order sustained by private profit, alienated labor, race and gender discrimination, environmental destruction, and brutality and violence in defense of the status quo.

We are socialists because we share a vision of a humane international social order based both on democratic planning and market mechanisms to achieve equitable distribution of resources, meaningful work, a healthy environment, sustainable growth, gender and racial equality, and non-oppressive relationships.

Comrade Schakowsky was an early supporter of former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich.But,who could forget Comrade Schakowsky is married to convicted felon Robert Creamer of check kiting fame.We can assume the subject of taxes and tax returns is a sensitive subject to some.

Amazing.

Answering the double standard generating quagmire of the "Tea Parties are financed by the richest republicans and Fox News" meme, Liz Mair sets the record straight.

[...] Yesterday, I wanted to do some research into tea parties, and I started out by doing a quick Google search, thinking that a) if the claims of top down organization being involved were correct or b) they were not correct, but some establishment entity (Fox, the RNC, FreedomWorks, American Solutions, whoever) had properly hijacked the effort, I would find-- wait for it-- a single, major website telling me everything I could possibly wish to know about tea parties.  I can assure you, if the RNC (my former employer) were running the effort, there would be a microsite or a subpage of GOP.com or something setting out all the relevant details which could be easily accessed by people just like myself, all across the country.  However, surprisingly, there was not.  Performing the same searches today, I can find this site, this site, and this site, among others.  This smelt a lot like one of two things, when I did my searches yesterday, and again just now: Either this was a rather disorganized effort being "organized" by multiple individuals and groups across the country who weren't very good at getting on the same page as each other (note that that's something that Republicans and conservatives generally excel at) OR this was a very, very clever effort by a highly organized cabal of some sort to create a very effective illusion of disorganization.  I guess those on the left would like me to believe the latter, but somehow, I'm not buying it.  Here are another few reasons why. [...]

[...] So, then, let's agree to agree: Whether you think tea parties are teh awesome, stupid, or none of the above, they were not the product of some big, organized, top-down effort by media, Republican or conservative institutions.  Personally, I think that's good-- ordinary citizens should be capable of rallying en masse over political issues they think are important, whether that be spending and taxes or the Vietnam war or immigration reform or the life/abortion issue every once in awhile.  It says something good about the involvement of citizens in our democracy.  But in a way, maybe it's also sad for conservatives and Republicans: After all, it's hard to argue that this was a citizen effort that conservative and Republican institutions perhaps at best attempted to get in on at the last minute, somewhat unconvincingly, without simultaneously saying that those organizations weren't up to the task of organizing something big all on their very own.  Maybe that should actually be the left's message today? [END]

The massive article of Liz Mair is well worth the read.

Tea Parties.  They have the anti-Americanists quivering in the shadows and the fake smiles and the fake indignation is obviously transparent...one cannot hide fear, not from me anyway.  I can smell it.  That means we have Victory in sight.