Comments by "TaichiStraightlife" (@TaichiStraightlife) on "ABC News"
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@dave d Oh Puleeze! Quoting the Washington Examiner, which in turn quotes the Public Interest Legal Foundation and the Heritage Foundation. You might as well just quote trump. Here's what Wikipedia says about The Public Interest Legal Foundation:
"The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) is an American conservative legal group based in Indianapolis, Indiana, which is known for suing states and local governments to purge voters from election rolls. The group has made false claims about the extent of voter fraud in the United States."
And the Heritage Foundation is even worse. You should read Dark Money, by Jane Mayer; it's the history of how the Right Wing 1% like the Koch Brothers, (whose father was a John Bircher & partnered with Nazi Sympathizers to build oil refineries in Nazi Germany) set up and funded all these dummy ops, these foundations and newspapers including funding college chairs in major universities.
From a review:
"...The father of the billionaires Charles G. and David H. Koch helped construct a major oil refinery in Nazi Germany that was personally approved by Adolf Hitler, according to a new history of the Kochs and other wealthy families.
The book, “Dark Money,” by Jane Mayer, traces the rise of the modern conservative movement through the activism and money of a handful of rich donors: among them Richard Mellon Scaife, an heir to the Mellon banking fortune, and Harry and Lynde Bradley, brothers who became wealthy in part from military contracts but poured millions into anti-government philanthropy.
But the book is largely focused on the Koch family, stretching back to its involvement in the far-right John Birch Society and the political and business activities of the father, Fred C. Koch, who found some of his earliest business success overseas in the years leading up to World War II. One venture was a partnership with the American Nazi sympathizer William Rhodes Davis, who, according to Ms. Mayer, hired Mr. Koch to help build the third-largest oil refinery in the Third Reich, a critical industrial cog in Hitler’s war machine.
The episode is not mentioned in an online history published by Koch Industries, the company that Mr. Koch later founded and passed on to his sons.
Ken Spain, a spokesman for Koch Industries, said company officials had declined to participate in Ms. Mayer’s book and had not yet read it.
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The Washington Examiner, jeez... I see your stripes.
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@sharonreilly2202 Et Tu, Sharon? He quotes the Washington Examiner, which in turn quotes the Public Interest Legal Foundation and the Heritage Foundation. The Agit/Prop dept. of the Right Wing. You might as well just quote trump. Here's what Wikipedia says about The Public Interest Legal Foundation:
"The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) is an American conservative legal group based in Indianapolis, Indiana, which is known for suing states and local governments to purge voters from election rolls. The group has made false claims about the extent of voter fraud in the United States."
And the Heritage Foundation is even worse. You should read Dark Money, by Jane Mayer; it's the history of how the Right Wing 1% like the Koch Brothers, (whose father was a John Bircher & partnered with Nazi Sympathizers to build oil refineries in Nazi Germany) set up and funded all these dummy ops, these foundations and newspapers including funding college chairs in major universities.
From a review:
"...The father of the billionaires Charles G. and David H. Koch helped construct a major oil refinery in Nazi Germany that was personally approved by Adolf Hitler, according to a new history of the Kochs and other wealthy families.
The book, “Dark Money,” by Jane Mayer, traces the rise of the modern conservative movement through the activism and money of a handful of rich donors: among them Richard Mellon Scaife, an heir to the Mellon banking fortune, and Harry and Lynde Bradley, brothers who became wealthy in part from military contracts but poured millions into anti-government philanthropy.
But the book is largely focused on the Koch family, stretching back to its involvement in the far-right John Birch Society and the political and business activities of the father, Fred C. Koch, who found some of his earliest business success overseas in the years leading up to World War II. One venture was a partnership with the American Nazi sympathizer William Rhodes Davis, who, according to Ms. Mayer, hired Mr. Koch to help build the third-largest oil refinery in the Third Reich, a critical industrial cog in Hitler’s war machine.
The episode is not mentioned in an online history published by Koch Industries, the company that Mr. Koch later founded and passed on to his sons.
Ken Spain, a spokesman for Koch Industries, said company officials had declined to participate in Ms. Mayer’s book and had not yet read it.
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The Washington Examiner, jeez... I see your stripes.
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@leeuniverse Lee, Lee, Lee, I gotta tell you... but first, a minor beef: you right-wing dogs are always barking the same thing; leftists are "libtards", and stupid, idiot, morons, ad nauseum, but then... look: YOU WROTE: "That's the most stupidest thing in creation" Really, Lee? "The most stupidest"? Only a very dim bulb would write that, and probably while drooling.
You see, pal; if something is "the stupidest" that's a singular accomplishment! The superlative of stupid is most stupid "Most stupidest" is therefore quite awful & very incorrect (which you'd know if you'd ever been in the fourth grade) and therefore: You are therefore, in actual fact, the Most STUPID!!!
But not the most stupidest, because that's not even a term.
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