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Title: Bannon blasts George W. Bush’s presidency (FR wises up)
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URL Source: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3597109/posts
Published: Oct 21, 2017
Author: New York Post
Post Date: 2017-10-21 13:52:50 by Hank Rearden
Keywords: FreeRepublic, griftathon, hopalong
Views: 5641
Comments: 52
It wasn't very long ago that Hopalong was banning people for saying what's now pervasive in the comments sections. I was one of them. The almost-always grift is running at about the same slow pace as usual, FYI. The last grift-free break between grifts was 8 days at the end of September. --------------- Former White House adviser Steve Bannon says there has not been a more destructive presidency than George W. Bush’s. Bannon delivered a scathing criticism of the former president after Bush this week denounced bigotry in Trump-era American politics, warning that the rise of “nativism,” isolationism and conspiracy theories have clouded the nation’s true identity. Bannon told a capacity crowd at a California Republican convention in Anaheim that Bush “embarrassed himself.” In his remarks in New York, Bush warned of a nation in which discourse has been degraded by “casual cruelty,” where bigotry is emboldened. Bannon says Bush has no idea whether “he is coming or going, just like it was when he was president.” (more via the link)
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#3. To: Hank Rearden, ibjensen, infowarrior, rf396, Itzlzha, Uncle Siggy, stoner, BobCeleste, Chuck_ Wagon, tpaine, RISU, outdamnedspot, Vicomte13, sneakypete, calcon, Dead Culture Watch, fallujah nuker (#0)
It wasn't very long ago that Hopalong was banning people for saying what's now pervasive in the comments sections. I was one of them. Good observations. Freepers as usual wise up when it's far too late. JR and his the Bush-Bot cartel managed to gut the America-First contingent of posters and zot them starting in 2003 (including you, Pete, Itzy, and many of THE best Freepers) Dubya was exposed a good dozen years ago as a phony Globalist, anti-America Firster, AND closet Dem. By 2004 and 2005 FR concentrated on purging those who dared question Dubya's lax positions on Illegal Invaders, Harriet Miers, the Dubai Port take-over, etc. Remnants of these toxic Bush-Bot bozos and Statists were still convinced that Dubya was "A good guy" until just now. Even in light of his NEVER criticizing 0bammy. How in the world can any logical, politically observant person believe that Dubya and any of his NWO posse could possibly be a "good guy" or "love 'Murica'"? This is the same guy who lectured America that Islam was a "Religion of Peace." Dubya and his NWO posse then got us in an obvious NO-WIN multi-trillion dollar boondoggle/quagmire (and yes, Freepers were STILL defending the Iraq War even a few years ago.) We are STILL paying for Dubya & Co phony war, their 911 Op, and their 0bammy Red Carpet. Again -- why did Freepers love this phony globalist-Dem in sheeps clothing when he reversed the conservative agenda? And especially after he demonized the Minutemen and those defending OUR border while rolling out the red carpet for BOTH millions of Illegal Mexican Invaders AND Muzzies?? It's taken an obvious cheap shot at Trump (and again, by association, Trump-Voters and America-Firsters) for Freepers to "wise up" and FINALLY diss Dubya Bush.
This must be a real downer for the Daily Bush Worship photo threads. Here's an old favorite of the Bush idolators and old harpies over at TOS.
I used to get a kick out of teasing the Harpies in Heat that would keep posting about how good Boy Jorge looked in tight jeans while pretending to be clearing brush at Camp Photo Op. They would usually follow it up with a comment on how beautiful Laura is,thinking nobody would notice they were OD-ing on Estrogen. BTW,anyone else notice that selling Camp Photo Op was practically the first thing they did after they left the WH?
No, I know they owned it up through 2010 at least. And I think it is still theirs. Also, that's part of the route for his big annual bike ride with the disabled vets. Jenna's wedding was held there in 2008 or so. The wiki for Prairie Chapel Ranch hasn't been updated in years.
I read right after they left the white house that they had bought or had built a nice new mansion in a uber rich section of the city (Houston?),and were putting Camp Photo Op up for sale. Boy Jorge might lust after cowboys,but he has no interest in being one. BTW,don't get me wrong. I do not know him personally,but I THINK he is most likely a very nice and pleasant man in person,but a truly horrible president.
They bought it. I think it is a fenced house. At the ranch, they renovated the original house and built a very large house for themselves, a bunk house, then renovated the original house for overflow guests. Bush built his studio there, built an 11-acre pond/lake that he stocked with fish. And I think they do still own it. Also, that 60,000 acre ranch down in Paraguay. And no one ever mentions him visiting there.
https://duckduckgo.com/? q=Reductions+Beautiful+Paraguay Figures.
I don't think Bush's Paraguay ranch includes any towns that could be called Jesuit reductions. At any rate, the Jesuits have been gone from those reductions for a few hundred years, I think.
In 25 words or less,if possible,what is a Jesuit Reduction?
Settlements where Jesuits converted natives to Catholicism and resisted Portugese-Spanish slaver raids, so successful that the Jesuits got banned from the Americas by 176724.
Thanks,I was completely unaware of this. Sounds like some good and a lot of bad. Truth to tell,sounds like the Jesuits and the Portuguese-Spanish slavers were in competition to see who would be the top dog in the slave trade. People in Catholic countries back then were little more than slaves to the Catholic Church.
#31. To: sneakypete (#30)
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It kinda ranged from "bad" to "hell on earth". These were Stone Age people. No domesticated equines or bovines, hadn't even invented the wheel, no Iron Age or Bronze Age, etc. Where they were civilized at all, they had degrading religions involving human sacrifice. To us, it would all be very depressing. I think the colonists were a lot worse than the Jesuits. That's why they got Rome to get all of the Jesuits out of the Americas The Caribbean and South America, the entire old Spanish empire in the "New World" (Spain's name for it), was built on slave labor, some imported but mostly just running around enslaving anyone they could grab to work their mines and plantations. And they killed them off so fast, they had to keep raiding deeper and deeper into the deadly jungles just to keep their labor force up. As Molyneux pointed out in that video I posted, during the era of slavery in the Americas that involved Europeans, only 5% of the world's slavery was in North America. The overwhelming majority of slavery in that era (and the cruelest and most lethal type of slavery) was in the Muslim lands (Ottoman empire) and in the Spanish (and Portugese) colonial empire that stretched from California to the southern tip of South America.
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#4. To: Liberator, Hank Rearden (#3)
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#6. To: Tooconservative (#4)
Here's an old favorite of the Bush idolators and old harpies over at TOS.
#9. To: sneakypete (#6)
BTW,anyone else notice that selling Camp Photo Op was practically the first thing they did after they left the WH?
#11. To: Tooconservative (#9)
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No, I know they owned it up through 2010 at least. And I think it is still theirs. Also, that's part of the route for his big annual bike ride with the disabled vets. Jenna's wedding was held there in 2008 or so.
#14. To: sneakypete (#11)
I read right after they left the white house that they had bought or had built a nice new mansion in a uber rich section of the city (Houston?),and were putting Camp Photo Op up for sale.
#23. To: Tooconservative (#14)
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Also, that 60,000 acre ranch down in Paraguay.
#24. To: VxH (#23)
#28. To: Tooconservative (#24)
I don't think Bush's Paraguay ranch includes any towns that could be called Jesuit reductions.
#29. To: sneakypete (#28)
In 25 words or less,if possible,what is a Jesuit Reduction?
#30. To: Tooconservative (#29)
Settlements where Jesuits converted natives to Catholicism and resisted Portugese-Spanish slaver raids, so successful that the Jesuits got banned from the Americas by 176724.
Replies to Comment # 30. Sounds like some good and a lot of bad.
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