Andrew Brietbart was one of the biggest forces in setting Republican morality as low it could possibly go. There's nothing particularly original in this as muckrakers have existed since the first election around a campfire in the jungle. However, Republicans elevated this one to godhood when he choked on a fistful of haggis or something. Now he's a martyr for morality when he was really nothing more than a greedy, fat fuck who vapor locked. Good riddance to his dead ass.
The heritage of Andrew Breitbart goes on in trying to exploit a statement from Elizabeth Warren into evidence she participated in the massacre at Wounded Knee or any of the other Republican stunts that had nothing whatsoever to do with Democrats. Witness the record of President Andrew Jackson, one of the most murderous killers who ever walked the Earth. He is the one who came up with the Cherokee Trail of Tears but that was only part of what that vicious bastard did. Praise Jesus and kill those fucking redskins. Right, Andy? So, based on that background, the Breitbart brownshirts will judge Elizabeth Warren. (Breitbart: ELIZABETH WARREN REPEATS HER FALSE CLAIMS OF NATIVE AMERICAN ANCESTRY IN NEW BOOK)
There's such a vicious irony in the Breitbarts posing as protectors of native Americans when they're the same ones who killed them.
The link to the article in The Atlantic was provided by woodswalked on Twitter. I started searching because I saw the Breitbart article on Facebook and decided I'd find out what really happened. I don't know if woodswalked is a man or a woman and I don't know if s/he is a native American. What I do know is that woodswalked is very well-informed. I very much appreciate the information as where else could I possibly get it. If you want truth, you have to work for it. (The Atlantic: Is Elizabeth Warren Native American or What?)
Note: I never got an answer to anything on Facebook ... which probably shows why it would be stupid to write this article on Facebook. They don't read them. The response on Twitter came in a few minutes. Make your own decision, you know what your time is worth.
Before reading one word from either article, you tell me which one is lying to push an agenda? (I didn't change anything about either headline. Oh yah, we'll skip today's hammering over propaganda from Russia Today. America makes plenty of its own.)
The Breitbarts make a huge deal out of Elizabeth Warren claiming Indian ancestry that may or may not be valid. What Breitbart leaves out of this story is that tens of millions of people in America believe exactly the same thing and according to native Americans, most think they have Cherokee blood. Apparently that's a standing joke with them ... and why not. If I were Cherokee, I'd take some dark pride in that ... you come to kill us and then say you are one of us. Whew, that's bold.
However, none of these people are lying and here's why (all messages sent to me from woodswalked):
The question isn't whether why Elizabeth Warren is confused over her ancestry but rather why tens of millions of Americans share the same confusion. It doesn't matter if you are white or black as there are people everywhere claiming Cherokee ancestry but it's legitimate. This really is what they were told. I'm not inventing this stuff, it all comes from the day's reading and the very important help from woodswalked for which I will again state my appreciation.
I've been overwhelmed by Republican lies so there's some nice satisfaction in smashing one.
Those limp-wristed sharks were really pouring the whole machine into slashing Warren. The Washington Post ran an article questioning whether Elizabeth Warren checked the Native American box when she applied to Harvard. I have no idea but I'm sure I can be confident that whomever wrote the article has never been anywhere near Harvard. I suspect her next assignment will be to go to one of the colleges that threw out Sarah Palin and find out if she really did fuck the whole football team. There was a time when such sleazebags just went to People magazine to write articles about mid-level celebrities that anyone could read during the average bowel movement. Now they call them journalists (cough).
Note: Sarah Palin is not a celebrity, she just wants to be one. This is a celebrity: Countess Thurn und Taxis Schlossfestspiele. When you're throwing parties in a castle and sometimes the Stones show up, yah, that's a celebrity. Sarah Palin couldn't even serve as a cigarette girl in a gig like that as it's not likely she can make change without counting on her fingers.
It's not clear why Americans do not reject the paid shills on the news channels. You can see by comparing these articles how much gets left out in the State version. Breitbart was part of the state. All generals need comfort girls and he was the cheapest whore of the bunch.
Does it make Americans feel safer to have these Fascist bastards lying to them on subjects they don't even know. Unknown. It's up to you to find out why they turned off their minds. I assume it's fear but I don't have a good answer.
I am not endorsing The Atlantic as a full-time source of news as this article about Elizabeth Warren may only have been accurate through luck. They have another one today entitled, "Russia is Dangerous Again." Yah, right. The Bear is always dangerous when you provoke it.
The heritage of Andrew Breitbart goes on in trying to exploit a statement from Elizabeth Warren into evidence she participated in the massacre at Wounded Knee or any of the other Republican stunts that had nothing whatsoever to do with Democrats. Witness the record of President Andrew Jackson, one of the most murderous killers who ever walked the Earth. He is the one who came up with the Cherokee Trail of Tears but that was only part of what that vicious bastard did. Praise Jesus and kill those fucking redskins. Right, Andy? So, based on that background, the Breitbart brownshirts will judge Elizabeth Warren. (Breitbart: ELIZABETH WARREN REPEATS HER FALSE CLAIMS OF NATIVE AMERICAN ANCESTRY IN NEW BOOK)
There's such a vicious irony in the Breitbarts posing as protectors of native Americans when they're the same ones who killed them.
The link to the article in The Atlantic was provided by woodswalked on Twitter. I started searching because I saw the Breitbart article on Facebook and decided I'd find out what really happened. I don't know if woodswalked is a man or a woman and I don't know if s/he is a native American. What I do know is that woodswalked is very well-informed. I very much appreciate the information as where else could I possibly get it. If you want truth, you have to work for it. (The Atlantic: Is Elizabeth Warren Native American or What?)
Note: I never got an answer to anything on Facebook ... which probably shows why it would be stupid to write this article on Facebook. They don't read them. The response on Twitter came in a few minutes. Make your own decision, you know what your time is worth.
Before reading one word from either article, you tell me which one is lying to push an agenda? (I didn't change anything about either headline. Oh yah, we'll skip today's hammering over propaganda from Russia Today. America makes plenty of its own.)
The Breitbarts make a huge deal out of Elizabeth Warren claiming Indian ancestry that may or may not be valid. What Breitbart leaves out of this story is that tens of millions of people in America believe exactly the same thing and according to native Americans, most think they have Cherokee blood. Apparently that's a standing joke with them ... and why not. If I were Cherokee, I'd take some dark pride in that ... you come to kill us and then say you are one of us. Whew, that's bold.
However, none of these people are lying and here's why (all messages sent to me from woodswalked):
The question isn't whether why Elizabeth Warren is confused over her ancestry but rather why tens of millions of Americans share the same confusion. It doesn't matter if you are white or black as there are people everywhere claiming Cherokee ancestry but it's legitimate. This really is what they were told. I'm not inventing this stuff, it all comes from the day's reading and the very important help from woodswalked for which I will again state my appreciation.
I've been overwhelmed by Republican lies so there's some nice satisfaction in smashing one.
Those limp-wristed sharks were really pouring the whole machine into slashing Warren. The Washington Post ran an article questioning whether Elizabeth Warren checked the Native American box when she applied to Harvard. I have no idea but I'm sure I can be confident that whomever wrote the article has never been anywhere near Harvard. I suspect her next assignment will be to go to one of the colleges that threw out Sarah Palin and find out if she really did fuck the whole football team. There was a time when such sleazebags just went to People magazine to write articles about mid-level celebrities that anyone could read during the average bowel movement. Now they call them journalists (cough).
Note: Sarah Palin is not a celebrity, she just wants to be one. This is a celebrity: Countess Thurn und Taxis Schlossfestspiele. When you're throwing parties in a castle and sometimes the Stones show up, yah, that's a celebrity. Sarah Palin couldn't even serve as a cigarette girl in a gig like that as it's not likely she can make change without counting on her fingers.
It's not clear why Americans do not reject the paid shills on the news channels. You can see by comparing these articles how much gets left out in the State version. Breitbart was part of the state. All generals need comfort girls and he was the cheapest whore of the bunch.
Does it make Americans feel safer to have these Fascist bastards lying to them on subjects they don't even know. Unknown. It's up to you to find out why they turned off their minds. I assume it's fear but I don't have a good answer.
I am not endorsing The Atlantic as a full-time source of news as this article about Elizabeth Warren may only have been accurate through luck. They have another one today entitled, "Russia is Dangerous Again." Yah, right. The Bear is always dangerous when you provoke it.
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