Sunday Evening Rally

Away we go.

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[narciso]

One wonders from this LUN, from a dozen years ago, before we knew of Belen Montes, or the
Alvarez clan, and of course the Myers.

[Gus]

Narciso. Awesome friend. There is another portion of this. So so so so so many among us, are satisfied as long as the GOVT assistance IN SO MANY FORMS......COMES.

[jimmyk]

And all it is is Tennis with Federer, Golf, and now discussions with some guy about Soccer. No NCAA Basketball.

Daddy, Mrs K had CNN on here (to fall asleep to) and there were two pundits earnestly explaining how little control the President has over gas prices and over the economy more generally. Funny I don't remember people saying that in 2008, in particular the current occupant of the oval office, who ran on the premise that he could make everything better (in part by making gasoline more expensive). The sports hour sounds good by comparison.

[daddy]

JimmyK,

The only benefit over here is that by pressing a button I can make CNN come across in Japanese so that I don't have to listen to such idiotic propaganda as you describe. I still have to deal with the visuals, but without the inane Lefty cheerleading commentary it is slightly less repulsive than normal.

[narciso]

That reminds me of a channel, we used to have in New Jersey, where I grew up, it was Spanish to 8 PM then it had programming in Japanese mostly cartoons, including anime like
Starblazer,

[Danube of Thought]

I remember when it was all black and white, you got a miximum of three channels on rabbit ears, and apart from Howdy Doody you could choose between Betty Boop cartoons and endless wrestling, mostly featuring Lou Thesz.

Ant there was John Cameron Swayze, of course.

[daddy]

I've got Sumo!

[Sara]

DOT: And we had to watch a test pattern for hours each day.

[Stephanie]

Just pulled into a motel in Statesville for the night and checked my brackets. Eek. WTH happened to FSU?

JiB. Prescient about the motorcycles headed north on Sunday. Left Atl at 11 and it was wall to wall RVs and trucks pulling cycle trailers. Got stuck in a parking lot style tie up on i77 over i40 for 2 hours as someone lost control of their trailer and then supposedly a bull was loose on the interstate. Seriously. A bull. Not sure if came from a pasture or if the bikers were bringing home their mascot. Straaange day.

So much for attempting to do the Atl-Charl-Atl trip in one day. 14 hrs I could handle, 16+ was a bit much.

Niters.

[rain]

sbw, I read your post on the win/lose thread and I think I understand it. But I need to kick it around a bit.

"My take is different than most: Individuals create society for their own benefit when they recognize why it is in their own interest. That is the reverse view of many political theorist back to Plato.
But why create society?
1) Because our mental map of reality is imperfect and others' perspectives can be considered -- that is humility
2) Others are in the same fix we are in -- that leads to reciprocity.
On those two conclusions society and ethics are built."

Your #1 reason for creating society brings to mind Rumsfeld's known knowns, etc. . ., but in this case it's a known unknown, and the assumption is that people know that they don't know. I have become somewhat of a cynic lately and I wonder if there are a lot more people clinging to unknown knowns than we would like to believe. But I understand you're saying that people sooner or later figure out they don't know everything, may even figure out they don't know much, and seek alternative sources of knowledge (or perceptions of reality).

Thanks for the input. I need all the help I can get. I am definitely in known unknown category.

[rain]

I am back at school getting ready for classes. One of my readings is this article on Keynes. Did Greenspan really say that? I guess I don't understand what caused the 2008 crisis. I thought the biggest problem was government interference in the housing market, the F-Macs.

[daddy]

"Just pulled into a motel in Statesville...WTH happened to FSU?"

Stephanie,

Guess you'll wake up next morning, Have them Statesboro Blues,
Wake up next morning, have them Statesboro Blues ,
Don't look over in the corner Steph, Florida State just might have them too...

Well Duke she died and left us,
Then the Criminoles died and left us
Well the ACC ain't good lookin' babe,
But 2 teams still alive,

We're going to the Sweet 16, baby do you want to go,
But if Florida State can't make it, TarHeels say they wanta' go,
(and I sure will take 'em)...

[Cheap Essay Writing]

I found your blog when i was looking for a different sort of interesting blogs but i was very happy and glad to read through your blog comments.

[Americana Alice (formerly known as AliceH)]

Dot@11:47 Thank you, that's not necessary. No, not necessary at all. :-) As for others posting pics, I confess I'm in the "I shall avert my eyes when necessary" camp.

[rse]

rain-LUN is an article on paris and france today. Notice the "army of civil servants" lines that are a big part of what makes france stagnant and the spending unsustainable.

The desired explanation for the financial crisis is that it was about free markets and capitalism because the desired solution is more govt spending and picking economic winners and losers a la corporatism. If the real cause is acknowledged, the poison of the desired solution is readily apparent.

Remember greenspan married andrea mitchell. Not always rational and he doesn't want the blame. Unforeseeable sounds better.

gus-we know the msm is corrupt and complicit. I have written before about how the intl scheming set will have a bullet point about taking established media figures out for wining and dining to get them on board with pushing desired template. They go by the sociology theories on how to use communication to control what the masses believe on an issue.

The left paid much attention to what the Frankfurt school and adorno learned about the media.

[Old Lurker]

Jim if you check in: 1970.

Only at Lehigh would a bunch of fraternity guys pile into a car for an all night road trip to Pella, Iowa to see their new phenom, Dan Gable, wrestle against us. Gable won but we were so impressed it was OK with us. I think that was the year Lehigh had three national champions, but Iowa beat us in the Nationals anyway.

Of course gas was probably $.38/gallon.

[narciso]

That was painfully to read from Skidelsky, as for Greenspan, it's par for the course,

[Old Lurker]

Sara, we get 500 channels or something now and many days I would be happy to watch the test patterns waiting for Howdy to come on.

[Clarice]

And, DoT, you got up to change channels--BUT--you didn't need an engineering degree yo operate them and could easily turn the damn things on and off without hitting a zillion buttons in some mysterious order .

[Old Lurker]

Clarice, and if it broke you just took the tubes down to the store to test them and bring home a replacement.

[Jane]

We know for the most part all of Obama's early influences. Do we know who influenced Bill Ayers?

[Clarice]

Exactly, OL. As I kid I sometimes managed to fix it with some judicious fiddling.

Cashill put the Marxist Ayers, Saudi prince Talal and Columbia's anti-Israelite Edward Said together as the gang that made Obama, paid for education and got him into HLS with very crappy grades.http://www.americanthinker.com/2012/03/what_the_mailman_knows_about_ayers_and_obama.html

[jimmyk]

I thought the biggest problem was government interference in the housing market, the F-Macs.

You thought correctly, but never underestimate the ability of the left to "not let a crisis go to waste." They have been promoting the big lie that this was purely a failure of free markets and insufficient regulation from day one.

[jimmyk]

As I kid I sometimes managed to fix it with some judicious fiddling.

And banging on the top of the TV.

[Clarice]

Jane, his corporate exec dad was apparently a Marxist at heart per Cashill's account.

[NK]

For those of you interested in how the Constitution was drafted and the politics of ratification, Madison's notes from the 1787 convention have been digitized and are available for review AND APPARENTLY for comment. From INSTAPUNDIT here's a link.
http://context.montpelier.org/

[jimmyk]

Several kids and a father killed in a drive-by shooting outside a Jewish school in France this morning. We mustn't jump to any conclusions, and our greatest concern should be violent backlash against Muslims.

[pagar]

We do know who convinced Ayers to quit blowing up one girlfriend at a time and just steer all the nations children in to communistic behavior.

http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/04/bill_ayers_and_the_subversion_1.html

". He adopted the views of one of his professors, Maxine Greene-a leader in the "critical pedagogy" movement."

". He has been active in "teaching teachers" that capitalism is a curse and imperialism is an American obsession."

As a result, America elects Obama.

[narciso]

And Pinch does seem to be returning to their
Sulzberger roots;

http://israelmatzav.blogspot.com/2012/03/obama-approved-media-continue-to-claim.html

[narciso]

Really Scott, you had to go there,

http://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewkaczynski/senator-jokes-about-rick-santorum-and-condoms

[pagar]

Jimmyk,
Here's one from yesterday.

http://weaselzippers.us/2012/03/18/american-teacher-killed-by-al-qaeda-gunmen-for-proselytizing-christianity-in-yemen/

Anyone seen any sign of concern by our leaders? Here's the official stand taken by our State Dept.

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[rse]

Jane-Utility execs tend to be major corporatists because they have a govt granted monopoly and they get to pass on costs and get a fixed return. Plus chicago is where so much of this was hatched going back to haymarket riots. Then you get the sociology theories of people like george herbert mead.

We also know the drafters of the port huron statement saw john dewey as their inspiration. As does ayers because that's who maxine greene wrote her dissertation on.

Off to do some more troubling research. You might want to check out the upcoming Planet under Pressure conference march 25-29 in london getting ready for rio. Joseph klein says that Friday exec order looks to him like it is getting ready for green energy=national defense push. If so that london conference is all the more troubling getting ready for rio in may.

Qualified majority voting sounds like the tyrants and thieves of the world would outvote the US everytime.

[Porchlight]

I enjoyed that video of Biden being booed in Pittsburgh, but I did feel a little sorry for him (he does that to me).

Some context from a local commenter at Breitbart:

As a proud Pittsburgh resident all I can say is - y'inz guys make me proud! Interestingly though, when Biden was walking down Grant Street which is where all the city and county government offices are, he was greeted by cheers and signs promoting he and Obozo - by orchestrated Democrat plants and local union hacks. It wasn't until he turned onto Stanwix Street that he encountered the real people of the area - and they left no doubt what they though of him and his boss. Good for them.

[Jack is Back!]

jimmyk,

I believe the killing in France is the 3rd one in recent days of Jewish individuals by motorcycle assassins.

narciso,

Re: your earlier posts on Cuban spy organization. You know about the Cuban interrogators and torturers in North Vietnam, right? A lot of your POW's were subjected to Cuban run torture and interrogation. DoD kept it secret until, I believe, 1996 when it was revealed in a special congressional hearing.

[Jack is Back!]

Jimmyk

misunderstood the radio broadcast. The other two shootings in SW France were of paratroopers outside of their bases.

Link

[Jane]

Remember Syl, (who actually might be Not Sara)? Not to be confused with sylvia. Anyway it's her birthday.

[NK]

Porch-- I can't say I ever feel sorry for Biden,but I don't detest him like 'Bam and other Lefties. Biden seems like a well intentioned moron.

JiB-- I never heard of Cubans in N Vietnam.

[narciso]

Yes, I know of the 'Cuba Project' and their top person 'Fidel' who handled most of the prisoners at the Hanoi Hilton, if not McCain,
now reputedly a high Government minister in the Health Ministry,

[narciso]

Sorry Ministry of Education, so not as far from Ayers as one would think;

http://northwestvets.com/spurs/benge.htm

[pagar]

"Qualified majority voting sounds like the tyrants and thieves of the world would outvote the US everytime."

Meanwhile we give the money to destroy US.

http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2011/07/congress-should-renew-the-report-requirement-on-us-contributions-to-the-un

IMO, the US contribution to the UN should ZERO. There is no way we win with them.

[Porchlight]

NK,

Yes, something like that re: Biden. But usually I am able to clear my head by remembering how horribly he behaved during the Bork and Thomas hearings.

[Jack is Back!]

Bristol Palin: Mr. President, when do I get my phone call?

Good question.

[Captain Hate]

Nothing says southwest Pennsylvania like y'inz. I'm not kidding when I say this: When I was working for the third rate utility, one of my responsibilities was making sure reports to the execs (think Ayers POS old man's types) from one of the Golden Boys who graduated from Ped State, didn't contain words like "y'inz".

[Captain Hate]

Biden seems like a well intentioned moron.

Not really; he accused an innocent person who'd been driving a truck that his first wife pulled in front of and was killed of having been drinking even though there was no evidence of it in the police report; and the cops knew damn well who the person killed was. Don't be confused by his "aw shucks" garbage when he steps in it. He's a lowlofe POS who deserves every bit of abuse he gets and then some; he's never passed up an opportunity to take a shot at anybody whom his delusional mind opposes.

[NK]

CH-- a candid assessment of Biden. we expect nothing less.

[narciso]

He could probably played by Stephen Tobolowsky
in the film, or maybe Jeffrey Tambor;

You know, no good deed goes unpunished;

she describes Palin in her memoir as someone with whom she enjoyed an “instant rapport” and an immediate “kinship,” as they talked about everything from their children and shoes to the hardships of being on the campaign trail.

“She was very friendly and gregarious. She signed books and took pictures with people. There was not one thing about her that was high maintenance,” Haley says.

When allegations from Folks first surfaced, Haley remembers having Palin in her corner after just one phone call – a contrast to the way another supporter, Romney, had handled the news.

“Sarah goes with her gut, and I love her for that,” she writes. “Mitt’s team [said] they were going to have a ‘Nikki Haley meeting’ the next morning to decide what to do next.”

[Porchlight]

True, Cap'n. I still find him more likable than Obama, though he isn't deserving.

[Captain Hate]

You'd never know from the Duke and Duke attitude but Palin gives much better than she gets from the party.

[Captain Hate]

I still find him more likable than Obama

Not exactly a tall order.

[narciso]

Yes he is 'mostly harmless, in the big scheme of things, If she were as portrayed in the likes of that trash, recycled by Maggie Carlson, it would be like the coda from Resident evil.

[Porchlight]

Not exactly a tall order.

No.

But that said, it seems even more remarkable to see him booed in an urban neighborhood in his home state.

[Jack is Back!]

NK,

The Cuban Program was run at Camp Cu Loc known as the "Zoo" between 67 and 69. The main torturers were Fidel and Chico.

You can read all about them in the definitive history of American POW's in Southeast Asia, "Honor Bound" by Rochester and Kiley.

As a footnote, one the guys who got the real deal from the Cubans was an Air Force 105 driver named Don Waltman. Later in his life he became the CO of our base in Upper Heyford, Oxfordshire, UK. I own his croquet set that he never got to use because he was so busy being occupied by the "Greenham Common Women" protesting our tactical nuclear weapons he never got a chance to use. Go to my link and you'll find it under "World of Sports".

[Danube of Thought]

Minus 15 at Raz today.

Tied with Romney.

[Captain Hate]

it seems even more remarkable to see him booed in an urban neighborhood in his home state.

I doubt that Pittsburgh is doing much better than Cleveland is under El JEFe, if at all. Keep in mind that the green energy garbage really kicks SW Pa in the nads. Pittsburgh had quite a few Reagan Democrats iirc and they will vote with their wallets when times are tough.

[Jane]

Bravo: A letter from Bristol Palin

Dear President Obama,

You don’t know my telephone number, but I hope your staff is busy trying to find it. Ever since you called Sandra Fluke after Rush Limbaugh called her a slut, I figured I might be next. You explained to reporters you called her because you were thinking of your two daughters, Malia and Sasha. After all, you didn’t want them to think it was okay for men to treat them that way:

“One of the things I want them to do as they get older is engage in issues they care about, even ones I may not agree with them on,” you said. “I want them to be able to speak their mind in a civil and thoughtful way. And I don’t want them attacked or called horrible names because they’re being good citizens.”

And I totally agree your kids should be able to speak their minds and engage the culture. I look forward to seeing what good things Malia and Sasha end up doing with their lives.

But here’s why I’m a little surprised my phone hasn’t rung. Your $1,000,000 donor Bill Maher has said reprehensible things about my family. He’s made fun of my brother because of his Down’s Syndrome. He’s said I was “f—-d so hard a baby fell out.” (In a classy move, he did this while his producers put up the cover of my book, which tells about the forgiveness and redemption I’ve found in God after my past – very public — mistakes.)

If Maher talked about Malia and Sasha that way, you’d return his dirty money and the Secret Service would probably have to restrain you. After all, I’ve always felt you understood my plight more than most because your mom was a teenager. That’s why you stood up for me when you were campaigning against Sen. McCain and my mom — you said vicious attacks on me should be off limits.

Yet I wonder if the Presidency has changed you. Now that you’re in office, it seems you’re only willing to defend certain women. You’re only willing to take a moral stand when you know your liberal supporters will stand behind you.

But…

What if you did something radical and wildly unpopular with your base and took a stand against the denigration of all women… even if they’re just single moms? Even if they’re Republicans?

I’m not expecting your SuperPAC to return the money. You’re going to need every dime to hang on to your presidency. I’m not even really expecting a call. But would it be too much to expect a little consistency? After all, you’re President of all Americans, not just the liberals.

[sbw]

Jane. Link to Bristol's letter?

[Captain Hate]

Another carton of Kools TORCHED

[Jane]

Here you go

[Cecil Turner]

He's a lowlofe POS who deserves every bit of abuse he gets and then some; he's never passed up an opportunity to take a shot at anybody whom his delusional mind opposes.

Yeah, okay, but I feel kinda bad for him, too. After all, he has to go through life stupid and ineffectual . . . surely that's punishment [enough?].

[narciso]

This is who you were speaking of, JiB

http://www.pownetwork.org/bios/w/w062.htm

[narciso]

Except he sits in the Naval Observatory, and gets puff pieces, like the 'unsung genius of
Joe Biden' written about him.

[jimmyk]

Today's WSJ has a story (possibly behind the pay wall) about Treasury supposedly making a $25B profit on it's purchases and sales of mortgage-backed securities. But buried in the story is this:

[A]gency mortgage-backed bonds have risen in value and spreads have narrowed. Investors have been attracted to the mortgage assets because they offer better returns than other government bonds while presenting similarly low risk, thanks to the government's backing of Fannie and Freddie.

(my emphasis)

Sounds to me like yet another shell game: Taxpayers bail out one entity, and another one gets to report a "profit." If the comments are any indication, the WSJ readers don't seem to be fooled by this.

[Captain Hate]

Mooch will be on Letterperv tonight. They tape those things in advance but I'm not sure how far. Anyway they had promos for it all throughout March Madness featuring photos of her but not on the set. The gap-toothed workplace sex offender in his dotage can't help from saying really stupid things on the air; I'm wondering if he'll be kept on a very tight leash. And if we'll be treated to the lighthearted and pleasant version of Worf.

[narciso]

There's a good show about Vampires and Werewolves living in Boston, replaying at
that hour, much more realistic.

[Dave (in MA)]

Captain, the gap-toothed douche tapes his show at 5:30. The FLOTUS motorcade and security detail should do wonders for Manhattan rush hour traffic.

[MarkO]

Letterman? I want Steve Allen.

[narciso]

He was doing so well and then he relapsed, trying to bring him back on the straight and narrow:

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/timstanley/100144799/the-republican-party-is-scared-of-conservatives-like-sarah-palin-and-rick-santorum/

[Captain Hate]

Captain, the gap-toothed douche tapes his show at 5:30.

That makes sense because usually in his opening monologue he talks about something in the news from earlier in the day. When CBS runs promos over the weekend with clips of guests on the set, those must be from previous appearances.

[Jack is Back!]

narciso,

That is Don Waltman all-right. A true fighter jockey.

His wife Marian is in a nursing home in London (if still alive). Last time I communicated with his daughter, Nancy, was 2006. She was living in London near Tower Bridge back then. I think he was one of the top 10 longest serving POWs in Viet Nam. But he wasn't at HH rather he got the short straw and went to The Zoo.

When we had Charlie Stackhouse at the house for a pre-Vets day reception, Mike Christian's widow came up from Cocoa and attended. The stories made you want to weep, smile, laugh and cringe all at the same time.

[Clarice]

Bristol said "denigrate" ..? Now she's in real trouble.

[pagar]

When Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, Jr told his father "he would rather see the American not the North Vietnamese get shot"
I'll bet he knew about the "the Cubans in NV"
When William Ayers and John Kerry were running around the US demonstrating in favor of the North Vietnamese and the torture of American military, I feel sure they knew about the Cuban torture.

IMO, When these individuals stand up and tell you they are against torture- They lie.

\http://www.amigospais-guaracabuya.org/oagmb002.php

[narciso]

Well that nauseating appearance on Leno, preceded by Jay's thumbs up to Julianne's bender, there isn't enough Maalox.

[Danube of Thought]

Good God. Check out the picture of Hillary at Drudge.

[Porchlight]

After all, you’re President of all Americans, not just the liberals.

Not the way he sees it. But a good zing by Bristol.

[Porchlight]

Captain, the gap-toothed douche tapes his show at 5:30. The FLOTUS motorcade and security detail should do wonders for Manhattan rush hour traffic.

No worries, they'll need her in there by noon to get her looking halfway attractive and paint the "not mean" eyebrows on by 5:30.

[narciso]

The elder cub, is learning from the Momma Grizzley

[centralcal]

lol, Porch!

Gack,DoT - right under the lovely Ann Romney - quite the juxtaposition Drudge is known for.

[narciso]

Be careful what you wish for Chuck:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/9151424/Charles-Saatchi-wants-wife-Nigella-Lawson-to-be-coveted.html

[Porchlight]

centralcal - and right under the pic of Hillary is one of her boss, looking toolish with his mug of Guinness. Looks like they got him to lower the pinky just before they snapped it.

[NK]

OT-- Trustee Picard settles with the Wilpon Crew. Worst possible outcome for Mets fans (I've been one for 49 years.), slow death of the Franchise will continue as Wilpons keep control.

[MarkO]

And, if one opens the article, it appears she's with child.

[Jack is Back!]

Hillary - 2016:

[Chubby]

Jane: per Prairie Fire, Che and Fidel Castro were big influences.

you can through online or download the PDF at LGF (link below). you will learn a lot about his influences there.

http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/31776_LGF_Exclusive-_Bill_Ayers_Prairie_Fire_in_PDF_Form

[Chubby]

"read through"

it's 163 pages long

[Captain Hate]

Worst possible outcome for Mets fans (I've been one for 49 years.), slow death of the Franchise will continue as Wilpons keep control.

The Mets are truly a cursed franchise under those idiots. When Omar (who previously ran the Expos into the ground) was the GM and Manuel the manager it seemed like the Comedy Channel should carry their games.

[maryrose]

Biden being booed in Pennsylvania ia a definite bad omen for Obama's re-election. Also Bammy's paltry fundraising despite having over 100 campaign fundraisers .most on the taxpayer's dime are coming up short.
Alice and Gmax: Your positive views are keeping me going. A lib friend admitted to me the contraception issue is a real religious issue. Progress is being made step by step.
How about Ohio with 4 teams in the Sweet Sixteen? We are excited! My 2 nieces went to Xavier and another niece is in medical school at St Louis. My husband was rooting for the Lehigh team. I'm glad they won the first game against Duke to set a new record for their school.

[Jack is Back!]

narciso,

I lived in London during the time Saatchi was promoting that vile and silly Tracey Emin and idiot Damian Hirst. Enough said about him and his taste in art.

chubby,

What do you wash with after you gone to LGF?

[narciso]

That was the one with the dedication to Sirhan Sirhan,

[Chubby]

((Letterperv))

LOL!

[Captain Hate]

it's 163 pages long

TK will be all over it looking for references to a girl with a voice like a windchime.

[narciso]

Another interesting detail from Wiener's FBI
inquest, he say in the text, that the Bureau didn't have any informants in theWeatherman,
clearly he ignores the likes of Grauholz (sic)
who has described Ayer's plans to the letter,

[Chubby]

JiB

I don't feel any need to wash because I'm quite sure I haven't picked up any ideological lefty germs or contagion.

The link to a PDF of the original Prairie Fire was well worth the risk imo.

[Porchlight]

Some delectable schadenfreude at PBS via the NYT:

NYT: Schedule Changes Hurt PBS Film Series

Pat Aufderheide, director of American University’s Center for Social Media and board member of Kartemquin Films and a former ITVS board member, said in a telephone interview that she did not understand “why PBS wants to be seen as effectively throwing these series under the bus” when some in Congress are questioning public broadcasting’s federal financing.

The series, she said, “scream validation of taxpayer dollars,” by engaging local communities and respectfully exploring underreported issues. That claim, she added, cannot be made by the recent PBS hit, the British drama “Downton Abbey.”

Independent Lens and POV are the ones feeling the pinch. Just coincidentally I'm sure, these are some of the leftest-leaning programming on PBS.

[Jack is Back!]

That Prairie Fire pdf file is well worth the read. Combine that with Rules for Radicals and CRT and you have the Obama Manifesto in spades (can I use that word?) Good find, Chubby.

[Chubby]

Cap, LOL again!!!

[Chubby]

((That Prairie Fire pdf file is well worth the read.))

at least a very quick skim :)

[Ben Franklin]

Is Bristol really the author of that letter?

Why?

BECAUSE, SHUT-UP. THAT'S WHY.

lol

[Captain Hate]

Porch, the Moyers cash cow will get seriously slattered.

[narciso]

Around pg 3, they denote their successes up to that time, passing all the other jargon, they believed antibusing protests were a base
for fascism, the energy crisis was a pretext to open up the Alaskan pipeline and Rocky Mountain shale, deja vu, all over again,

[MarkO]

Rutherford B. Hayes is the Palin ghostwriter. At least so far as the White House knows.