Posted on 13 October 2009. Tags: Jim Buckley
By James F. Buckley
By now you’ve probably seen the video. A young man being brutally railroad-tied upside the head and then down for the count, a count he would never rise from, because of course he’s dead. Who’s to blame? The murderers who did the deed for one, but the real culprit hath no physical face, and per se, hath no actual name.
I’ve contended, and will continue to do so until I’m sick in the face, that the moment our society discarded creation and replaced it with evolutionary theory this nation lost its soul, and then we lost our way. Of course, the playground for evolutionism and other pagan, Godless playbooks is one and only infamous public schools.
Evolutionary theory suggests our descendants are not at all a who, but instead they are an it. Its have no moral obligations, bound by no common beliefs or creeds. They exist on pure, primal survival, where anything literally goes, no laws or courts to guide the way. Its chaos, plain and simple, where right and wrong simple don’t apply.
Take this simple concept, and then string it to its end, and you arrive at one conclusion. That is, the young men who perpetrated this crime, the ones who swung the railroad bat, are guilty of nothing but expressing primal this and that. They sensed a threat and reacted. When you’re in the wild kingdom, hey, that’s the way it goes.
If we’re to put any party here on trial, it can’t be only the young black men. Instead, the entire NEA (National Education Assn.) and its pupils who teach paganism should be summarily placed under arrest. The prosecution’s argument is clear; teach that we derived from wild beasts, and animal behavior is what you’ll get.
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Posted on 12 October 2009. Tags: Jim Buckley
By James F. Buckley
During one of his many recent homilies devoid of common sense and facts, Obama labeled the United States one of “largest Muslim communities in the world.” Despite the maddening mathematical absurdity of the statement, it points to a twisted turn of the tide in world affairs, and one that we’d like to ignore but can’t.
If you hadn’t noticed, Islam is in vogue, in style and on the march. History proves that the more it grows, the more chaos we all should expect. Islamic nations, so proud of their self-proclaimed special brotherly bond, hath a lousy track record with getting along with the world, and for that matter getting along with itself.
Remember the Iran-Iraq War? To be fair, this was not religious at all. Iraq was as secular as it gets. Iran, however, had always been a stalwart of the Muslim faith. And it was them who pulled children off the street, sending them as human waves of shields of death on the front lines of many battles. Allah Akbar, God is great, indeed.
This was prognosticated and many moons ago by our one and only Good Book. Upon the birth of the little lad who one day would spawn Arab and Muslim nations and lands, God said he would be a wild hair of a man, his offspring waging war against everyone, and draw blood by the bucketful from his very own (Gen.16:12).
God knows, and history proves, that nations operating under Christian creeds have had fairly major problems of their own. But close examination shows it was a rejection rather than embracement of the faith that brought the problems on, the Civil War and its slavery divide perhaps being the greatest example of all.
– Jim Buckley
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Posted on 05 October 2009. Tags: Jim Buckley
By James F. Buckley
Nine months into a presidency and the man who assumes the oval office is still a mystery to so many Americans. Don’t think for a nano-second that’s a political anomaly, some kind of weird mistake. It’s cold, callous and calculated, brought to us by a certain man.
I’d like you meet David Axelrod, mentor to, and creator of, Barack Hussein Obama. Obama is not the first of Axelrod’s creepy creations. Deval Patrick, Governor of Mass. was really the notable first. Axelrod is on a mission. Obama will not be last of the mold.
Axelrod is textbook socialist and white apologist in many ways. He is fixated on the issue of race, righting all those wrongs. He’s all black panther, with the exception of his skin. His Billy club is his political playbook, written by Saul Alinsky, the father to them all.
Axelrod shares a dark connection with Obama, which might explain their creepily connected way. Axelrod lost his father to suicide. Obama lost his drunk and disorderly strays. Both will cut your political throat if you dare obstruct their plans for you and me.
Currently, Axelrod serves as chief political advisor to Obama and his presidency. In plain speak, Axelrod lives and rules in whatever Obama thinks, does and says. It’s the classic puppet and puppet master. Their theatre happens to be us, the good old U.S.A.
You’re now equipped to understand that which is being done to our nation, one that Obama and Axelrod literally loathe to our very core. If you think this is just politics, you better think again. They’ve waged war America, and we’ve waged it back at them.
– Jim Buckley
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Posted on 05 October 2009. Tags: Jim Buckley
By James F. Buckley
In football, a team’s performance in the red zone, inside the 20 yard line of an opponent, often determines a victory or defeat. A touchdown is preferred, but a field goal will do. To walk away empty is a sign of things to come when the clock eventually says it’s done.
Applied to politics, Obama is evolving into the ultimate choke. When pressed on issues that represent a make or break, defined as a simple yes or no, Obama punts the proverbial ball. There is no crying in baseball, and there’s no punting in red zones.
Last evening front and center with one of the most blatantly racist organizations on earth (Congressional Black Caucus), Obama took the stage and didn’t come close to stepping up. On the worn, torn subject of race, he talked the same old symptoms but not disease.
The symptoms; dropouts, poverty, crime. You know them all by now and of course math cannot lie. With a captured audience Obama could have declared “Ya’ll defend the reasons why!” That’s flea flicker material; using guts, not politics, to call a breathtaking play.
The disease is the disintegration in the African American populous’ nuclear family structure and its’ absolute rejection to the protestant white work ethic that has made this country great. Obama had Team America in the red zone again, and again we left it with no points.
Obama has been called the ultimate player, and this is just one the reasons why. When faced with moral play-calling, he calls the plays of please-just-like-me, never ones that are gutsy, often right. It’s a recipe for abject failure for this man and the nation he represents.
– Jim Buckley
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Posted on 05 October 2009. Tags: Jim Buckley
By James F. Buckley
What Iranian Mullahs Have in Common With You and Me
In the 2004 U.S. Presidential campaign, incumbent George W. Bush faced off against Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts. One was known as a hawk, and the other as a dove. Which did you think was opposed by the Mullahs thugs wielding their dark religion in Tehran?
The answer might surprise you. In overwhelming numbers, the mullahs preferred “W,” and the reason why is captured in what is considered to be some of Jesus’ most few and famous words. Let your yes be yes, and no be no. Let everyone know where ye stand.
Barack Hussein Obama must have the mullahs, for better or worse for us, maddened in their minds. He is for Palestinian independence, but with qualifiers here and there. Israel must stop settlements, with if, ands and “buts” peppered all around.
The Middle East hardcore Islam lunatic fascist religious types know exactly what they want and how to get it, with crystal clear clarity on every front. You may detest their desire to destroy Israel, but at least we know well the evil that has all but consumed their minds.
David Axelrod, chief idol-maker of Barack Hussein Obama and Deval Patrick, Governor of Massachusetts, has taught his two young Jedi’s to never get pinned down lest they lose a crucial vote. The mullahs call that cowardice. Americans now have a bond with crazy men.
Iran’s newly exposed nuclear development site affords Obama another chance to render or a simple yes or no, with actions to back the words. Which way will he go might be answered by this; when a man’s mission is personal worship, how can anyone possibly know?
– Jim Buckley
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Posted on 30 September 2009. Tags: Jim Buckley
By James F. Buckley
It was reported by the mainstream media that shortly before Senator Ted Kennedy’s death he had a dying wish of sorts, and that was for the Massachusetts state legislature to a reverse that which he saw to enact and did in fact become law a number of years before. That is, to enact a special election to fill a sitting Senator’s seat.
Of course, such was the case when John Kerry ran for president and Mitt Romney was the sitting governor. Now with Deval Patrick in the governorship, the Dems in the commonwealth desired that he have the power to appoint an interim successor, no special election needed here, and they got what they sought, no surprise there.
The blatant and stunning hypocrisy is not the real story, for this coming from the Democrats, what else would one expect? The real story is the fact that Kennedy could not have verbalized such a wish unless he had done it weeks if not months before, so why was it not reported then? I know this for a fact, and here is the reason why.
Ted Kennedy suffered from what took my brother several years ago. The brain cancer is called a glioma, and it’s a very nasty thing. Nicknamed terminator by the medical community, it invariably takes its victim in about 12-14 months. Given Kennedy’s public disclosure to his eventual death, we have about a year, so, there you go.
In the last several months of my brother’s life, he was inaudible, bed ridden, and spoon-fed baby food as meals. I know because I did the spooning, and it’s something I will never forget. Kennedy was surely in a similar state, therefore, suggesting he expressed anything more than a moan or grunt is very hard for me to believe.
– Jim
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