I thought there were only one-star reviews, except for the sole (sarcastic) five-star review. So I went back to have another look, and lo and behold, yes, there was a two-star review in there (second one from the beginning).

Thanks for following the link . . .

LOL.

Only partially my friend.

…I learned that Jesus walked the earth to create a more civilized society…but, Apostle Barack, the name he was called in my dreams, would walk the earth to create a more equalized society, for the middle class and working poor. Apostle Barack, the next young leader with a new cause, had been taken to the mountaintop and allowed to see over the other side. He had the answers to unlock the kingdom of “heaven here on earth” for his followers.

There is simply no way to combat this kind of moonbattery. Though, to give them credit, a handful of Amazon reviewers tried.

This is *UN*intentionally hilarious:

The Gospel According to Apostle Barack

(serious, not tongue-in-cheek)

http://www.amazon.com/Gospel-According-Apostle-Barack-ebook/dp/B008TKFWDS/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top%23reader_B008TKFWDS

For a good laugh, do read ^all^ the reviews . . .

(Isn’t it an Alinsky tenet that an excellent weapon is ridicule?)

Obama’s TV Ad Campaign Targeted Low-Information, Unlikelier Voters In Cable Reruns

The article doesn’t say this, but reading between the lines, the Obama campaign assumed that reliable voters would show up, and that high-information voters would make up their minds based on the large amount of non-TV-ad inputs they already had, and instead played largely for those who knew so little their minds could be changed by a few TV ads.

Therefore, we need to target low-information ignoramuses and convince (not necessarily persuade) them to vote for liberty instead of slavery.

Krugman, Lefties Advise “No Compromise” Policy For Obama

Among the reasons I’m despondent about the election is that the media won. They won big. Their outrageous slant to the Democratic/liberal/progressive/leftist side won an election, and they’re not paying a price for it.
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I renew my call: Boycott NBC. Someone has to pay a price. At some point we must either change the game or simply resign ourselves to losing, given the game’s current rules and current players.

In the case of the second article, it’s the comments that are worth reading. There are numerous suggestions for neutralizing the power and influence of the media. I particularly like comment #4 by Andrew X, who advocates using the phrase “Socialist Establishment” frequently in conversation.

As for me, I quit watching TV news on Election Night 2008, and largely stopped watching TV altogether. I kept my cable subscription mostly just to watch baseball, but I haven’t even watched much of that in the last couple of years.

Yesterday I cancelled my cable subscription, and will be returning my converter boxes on Saturday. Starve the beast. Burn the media down.

you kidding me???

OK. I’ll grant you the naming.

But millions were killed during World War 2.

I’m talking millions could be killed during World War ‘X’

How bad could it get under a boy president?

I agree.

It will be calamity for all that way as well.

It’ll be HARDER for the poor and non-able bodied.

We will all be tested as human beings and Christians because we’ll have to struggle to survive and care for everyone around us.

As an able-bodied person with 50 skills, I have more control over earning and caring for my immediate family.

I don’t have any control over those freaks of the world who want to destroy it with biological, chemical and nuclear warfare.