Comes further unhinged over Libby commutation
The entirety of the Left isn’t unhinged and nearly insane with Bush Derangement Syndrome. But a bunch of them are.
Like this commenter on an unhinged ranting-of-a-post about the commutation of Scooter Libby’s prison sentence:
I believe the truth about the Plame affair is that Valerie had to be stopped before she discovered in the course of her job at digging into third-party providers of WMD and other weapons to members of terrorist factions, that Halliburton was a main provider of such things. THIS is why Cheney wanted her stopped, not some ridiculous reason like “getting back” at Joe Wilson. My guess is that in order to gut the Constitution, they had to not only create, but also MAINTAIN a big, bad, scary Boogeyman like Al-Queda in order to convince us that we needed to set aside our Rights and Liberties.
Wow. I mean, just Wow.
A couple of things here:
1) Valerie had to stop her “digging” before she discovered that Halliburton was providing terrorists factions with WMDs? But I thought that there were no WMDs?
You gotta love the unhinged left’s ability to spin and dance: “There are and never were any WMDs”, they claim. But if there were, then Halliburton and Dick Cheney provided them.
2) This waste-of-oxygen Lefty believes that President Bush invented al-Qaeda. Think about that. Think about how far gone from reality you have to be to let that thought fester in your head long enough to believe it.
It doesn’t take a big leap in deduction to figure out who this idiot thinks flew those planes into the World Trade Center towers — if it wasn’t al-Qaeda, it must have been our own government.
You know, to cover up for the fact that Valerie Plame wasn’t covert.
And back to point 1 — if there is no al-Qaeda; if it’s all just a creation of President Bush’s master plan to control the universe, then what terrorists factions were Halliburtion providing WMDs to?
You mean you can find rantings if you troll the comment sections of partisan blogs?!?
I don’t find that nearly as outrageous as claims by mainstream Republicans that a case of a breach in national security was a ‘partisan witch hunt’ despite that was brought by the CIA; prompting recusal by the Attorney General; the prosecution by a Republican Special Prosecutor; conviction by a jury; and rejection of a stay by a panel of two GOP and one Democratic appointed judges.
I didn’t know the GOP had so many supporters of amnesty in its ranks. If only Dick Cheney was ‘personal friends’ with more Mexicans perhaps Republicans would have gotten behind the immigration bill too.
Left by Preston on July 4th, 2007 at 11:35 am