Comments on Pro Libertate: Review of the News, November 13 (Updated)

Finally, a commentator gets a clue. Although, it's...

2006-11-14T01:55:00.000-07:00

Finally, a commentator gets a clue. Although, it's true that Farah succumbs all too often to the "Islamo-fascist" play on words and, on the various election eves, a desire for voting for Republicrats. Nevertheless, the man does seem to have a clue at least. Of particular note is this statement from this piece of commentary:

What conservative activists need to understand – because they are good people who need to be involved in the constructive process of moving the country forward – is that politicians follow; they do not lead.

Lawdy! somebody sees what I see...

It's up to the conservative activists to reorient themselves, reinvent themselves, rename themselves in light of the political and social and cultural realities of the 21st century.

As I've said before, Will, the politicos are a reflection of the aggregate commoners. We are the root and the politicos simply are the branches that grow out of that root. The root will either make us or break us, it's our choice. It's as simple (and complex, unfortunately) as that.

As I've often said in other forums, when folk are debating the political angle endlessly, "It's the culture, stupid!"

Haha the Blendtec gimmick is fantastic. Let's watc...

2006-11-13T17:05:00.000-07:00

Haha the Blendtec gimmick is fantastic. Let's watch sales increase dramatically.

... I don't know how to preview a post or to post ...

2006-11-13T04:51:00.000-07:00

... I don't know how to preview a post or to post only once, apparently. But I wanted to say that You are wrong here Will on stressing that the Bush Administration has multiplied the number of 20th highjackers, "head of command in Iraq" and "bin Ladin's chief lieutenant."

Of course, the Bush Administration uses these relatively sparsely compared with "Osama bin Ladin's driver" (OBL apparently had more drivers than Toyota has cars) and the generic "al Qaeda cell member." The latter is a generic term for any muslim or Middle Eastern native who happens to be travelling internationally, whether it's a Canadian computer programmer or a German on business in Macedonia.

Get with the lingo, Will! I thought you spoke fluent Bush-speak!

:-)

First of all,

2006-11-13T04:44:00.000-07:00

First of all,