Projection is too complex for them, can you explain it in smaller words, Peden?

If I did it, I shouldn’t have, and I am very sorry about it. It was also a “mistake”, a big one.r
There is always the Apocalypse Troll option, J.

Come on, spotty. You read the blogs, you’re an intelligent guy/gal…you know which article I’m talking about

Stumb, the only blog spotter reads is Neo-Neocon’s. That is what he gets paid for after all. Agent provacateur status has its benefits and perks.

Brilliant, Neo.

[NOTE TO TROLLS: No, I don’t think Kerry took any bribes or divulged any state secrets, about Yum-Yum or otherwise.]

Hrm… yum yum, bakers dozen.

On the contrary, oh loyal troll, this entire blog is somewhat of an apology for my earlier mistakes, back when I voted for people such as Jimmy Carter, and subscribed to views towards which you’d feel much more simpatico.
neo-neocon | Homepage | 11.02.06 – 3:06 pm | #

We still love you Neo, even though you aren’t really a Jacksonian and intent on obliterating your enemies. I guess we can overlook that, for now.

Loyal troll: again with the “fear” thing.

Get a new meme.
neo-neocon | Homepage | 11.02.06 – 3:53 pm | #

It is too bad you can’t edit his name. Apocalypse will have to come first, you know. Before the new thing.

What do you suppose would happen if somebody touched his hat?
bugs | 11.02.06 – 4:43 pm | #

Probably the same thing as with Jimmy Carter and his magic bunnies, bugs.

His reason for going was that the Army forced him to go. He’s been against this war from the beggining, even more than I have.

I am telling you neo, these people are selfish. It is all about them, and sometimes about their clannish family. Pretty boondockish don’t you think. It’s a good thing most classical liberals are cosmopolitan, instead of parochial, it makes for better conversation. It is like we are back to MOses’ times, where “our family, right or wrong”. Nothing else matters except the Clan. Sounds a lot like Iraq and their tribes. Man, humanity is so unevolved.

Because Bush41’s strategy wasn’t working. In fact, it worked so badly he lost the election to Clinton, when before Desert Storm it seemed the American Communist Party had a better shot at the Presidency than any Democrat.
Tatterdemalian | 11.02.06 – 9:14 pm | #

The thing is Tatter, OIF 1 was the exact same plan that they would have used to get out Saddam in Gulf War 1. That was why it all collapsed afterwards. The Generals were trying to fight the last war, and we all know what happens then, well except for Bush. Bush didn’t vet it, like he doesn’t veto a lot of things he should veto, like Democrat idiocies.

They’re pretty much as far out there as Gourney is. Brilliant foreign policy that left Saddam in power? Whatever.
Tatterdemalian | 11.03.06 – 10:02 am | #

They are trying to rewrite history, like they were always supporting Reagan and what not, instead of calling him stupid. They aren’t really honest, tatter, not even to themselves. Which is probably why they must lie.

Get it? It’s an old propagandistic trick, and one of psychological “projection” as well. Spot it.
J. Peden | Homepage | 11.03.06 – 12:00 pm | #

Nice homepage, by the way. Love those peace-loving Palis.

Read that, but I find the NYT a bit dull and conservative for my taste.

Why don’t you shut up if you’re not interested? Are you a bit thick maybe?

Read today’s NYT. Then please shut up.

Get it? It’s an old propagandistic trick, and one of psychological “projection” as well. Spot it.
J. Peden | Homepage | 11.03.06 – 12:00 pm | #”

Ummmm, no, I don’t think you know enough to make such an assumption.

I most definitely remember well the unsubstantiated accusations of Bush Cheney Rice and Powell “linking” AlQaeda and Saddam. Few outside the US believed them because we got to see the contrary factual evidence.

I think the projection you speak of is in your revisionism.