Interesting stuff found over at Confederate Yankee:
I asked, "well what is going to happen to those people we can't reeducate, that are diehard capitalists?" and the reply was that they'd have to be eliminated.
And when I pursued this further, they estimated they would have to eliminate 25 million people in these reeducation centers.
And when I say "eliminate," I mean "kill."
Twenty-five million people.
I want you to imagine sitting in a room with 25 people, most of which have graduate degrees, from Columbia and other well-known educational centers, and hear them figuring out the logistics for the elimination of 25 million people.
And they were dead serious.
This was the testimony of FBI informant Larry Grathwohl in the 1982 documentary No Place to Hide.
The 25 people plotting the extermination of the 25 million Americans who would bitterly cling to the American way of life?
The Weather Underground, led by Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn.
Wouldn't this be fodder for investigative journalists to check into given Ayers' ties to the potential next President of the United States?
Apparently, those journalists are too busy investigating something much more important:
At this point, criticizing Sarah Palin is like beating a dead moose. But who can resist this week's stories of her ``wardrobe of the stars'' spending spree and taxpayer-funded travel?
They're the latest in a stream of revelations that have firmly established Palin as the worst vice presidential choice, if not in history, at least in living memory. In picking her, John McCain lost two vital arguments: experience, because she doesn't have any, and judgment, because he didn't show any.
The latest high heel to drop might look like small potatoes were it not for all the earlier revelations.
In recently filed expenditure reports, we learn that the Republican National Committee revealed spending more than $150,000 at Neiman Marcus and Saks on a campaign makeover for the supposed Wal-Mart Mom.
That's closer to a celebutante than to anything Joe the
Plumber -- or Mrs. Joe -- could imagine. Who knew it cost this
much to dress like a populist? At the very moment Palin was
celebrating herself as ``your average hockey mom'' in her
convention speech, she was wearing a $2,500 silk jacket by
Valentino.
Press in the tank?
Ya think?
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