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jparzych1 6 months ago

wow. This article would have totally been different if this is written at a no bias level. Half of these gestures i learned in my speech and public speaking class. Dude the guy won so get over it.

dubyax3 7 months ago

Yes, he's using a very verrrrry complicated form of hypnosis that utilizes thematic layering, cognitive reinforcement, structural consistency figuration, and veracity cross checking. It's a diabolical system of credulity invented by a small cadre of godless subversives some time around the 17th century. Godless! It's capacity for implanting conviction in the minds of those it ensnares is almost limitless since the tightjawed mesmerees that have become its victims tend to reproduce and reinforce the hypnotic technique by staring vacantly at textile codices for hours -- a meditation punctuated only by the regular movement of the codex "leaves" at what one can only imagine are hypnotically productive intervals. Advocates of the system refer to it in a shorthand that we imagine refers to the re-emergence of the hypnotic god "Ason," but we are quite sure that dangers of "re-ason" are to be avoided at all costs.

rallison 7 months ago

The American people are fed up with Republican rule( 8 years of Bush/Cheney/Rove) that any, ANY Democratic candidate was most likely to be elected.And dont all politicians use basically the same catchwords i.e., change,hope,cooperation,b ipartisian etc.. the truth is a democrat had a better chance than a republican because of a direct link to Bush and his failed and disjointed policys.Most people vote with thier emotions and not too much thought,and as hard as it might be to swallow Obama is a better speaker than MCcain,what, if anything Mr.Obama might be guilty of is pandering to the people better than MCcain.Most people are tired of Bush(21% approval rating) and MCcain has been a supporter of Bush (88% vote record with Bush), that people saw MCcain as just an extension of Bush, and they voted according to that association and not much else.Sorry conspiracy types youre claim doesnt hold up.the facts of the turnout and the reasons do.

dst2504 8 months ago

This is so sad!! I am truly embarrassed for the person who wrote this and any person who believes this. This "research" is similar to the dissertation produced almost a century ago claiming that African Americans were not biologically capable of leadership or intelligence. Evidence to support such an absurd conclusion included the shape of our skulls, bone density, etc.

Such research was absolutely crippling to American social progress. However, as time passed, it was soon discovered that such research was a "hack" from the beginning laced with all sorts of biases and prejudices. I will not be surprised if Dr. Horton is an extreme conservative, who if he were alive 100 years ago, would would have also bought into the "research" back then.

Just accept the fact that leadership and intelligence is not a exclusive "trait" for non-White Americans. As an African American woman, I actually gave McCain a fair shake. However, when McCain chose Palin as his VP (and as I learned more about her), I realized that McCain was NOT the best choice. In fact, I felt insulted and manipulated. It is very clear that McCain tried to employ a little "hypnotic" strategy himself when he chose Palin. She was clearly chosen for "manipulative" purposes (i.e. get the Clinton supporters and far-right conservatives). Whereas Obama chose a VP based on who would best serve the country in the event he cannot complete his term. Now that's a leader!! McCain chose Palin because he was behind in the polls.

So, where is your analysis of the immorality of McCain? Such hypocrites!! Although I am an Independent, I have come to view Republicans as the party of miseducation and misinformation. Just down right ignorant! And it's sad because such was not always the case.

But I am so happy that those who are enlightened are outnumbering those of you who choose to remain in the dark (for fear and prejudice is darkness). And guess what? You WILL be left behind!!

Peace! God Bless America and my future President, Barack Obama!!

DanAndrews 8 months ago

I only had to read a few paragraphs before realizing that it was a transparent insult to me and every other Obama supporter who actually made their decision based on intelligent research. This sounds like it was written by someone who can't believe that Obama has any real qualifications. I didn't have to read all of "Mein Kampf" to know it was a load of crap, too.

Vicki551 8 months ago

Absolutely right on. I've been trying to point this out to people for months. Their eyes just glaze over and they say they must vote for Obama. Don't confuse them with the facts. Their minds are already made up. It's too late now. God help us all when his real agenda comes out. Did any of the three posters below actually read this treatise?

Unamused 8 months ago

Do you white people have anything else to do?

DanAndrews 8 months ago

Thank you! I needed a hearty laugh! Wow -- This is one for the ages! I heard rumors that Harvard had a class called "Jedi Mind Tricks 101." I just didn't know that Obama attended. I guess McCain should have went to Harvard (or at least apprenticed with Las Vegas' top acts). McCain supporters might have had better luck pushing the "Obama as Anti-Christ" angle. I'm going to remember this for a long time - whenever I need a laugh! P.S.: I was subliminally ordered to write this. (ROTFL!!)

DrPreceptron 8 months ago

Wow, this is hilarious.