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by R.A. Hawkins
Monday, May. 10, 2004 at 4:59 PM
ra_hawkins@earthlink.net
If any of you saw the Moving Image Awards last night for Richard Gere you'll know what I'm talking about.
Stripped Geres?
(A Haiku For You, Mr. Gere)
R. A. Hawkins
My wife made the mistake of watching an awards ceremony for one of her former favorite actors. That would be Richard Gere. She watched in mild amusement as he did his little bow and hand thing displaying reverence, I assume, to the gathered elite. The whole show was done in a rather light-hearted manner until the end. Richard Gere talked about how it is wrong to have a President who thinks the Lord is only on his side. He also said they all need to work together to fix that ‘problem’. Who does he think he is kidding? I have a strange feeling he has stripped a few of his mental Geres, so to speak.
I seem to remember Bush talking about Islam in rather kind terms and I seem to remember him talking in kind terms regarding all of the religions. This cannot be said for the radical left however. The radical left has been anti religion from the very start of their movement, which was around start of the 1900’s in Russia. (Even if they won’t admit to that.)
The real problem the leftists have with President Bush is that he openly displays that he is a Christian. The radical left doesn’t mind anybody openly displaying their religion, unless they are Christian. As a matter of fact they love it when they can get one of their new friends (read radical islamist not the real Islamists) to rant and rave and foam at the mouth. For some reason the radical leftists have even gone so far as to start openly hating Israel and the Jews. I always noticed a fair amount of Nazism in their ranks. I’m pleased they have been so kind as to show it more openly lately. For years they have been at war with religion when it is Christianity and have tried again and again to remove the word God from the Pledge of Allegiance. They have managed to achieve the desired results, I do believe.
One only has to look at what happened recently in the prison in Iraq known as Abu Ghraib. A generation has been raised up to believe in nothing. Everything is relative and nothing matters anymore. That is what children have been receiving in school for years. They have been taught that there are no consequences and if you don’t believe me explain why some of them were stupid enough to pose for pictures as they performed their foolish acts? Sadly enough these people are going to find out that the liberals were wrong and the liberal’s heads actually are right where many of us have been saying they are for years. They will suffer the consequences for their actions, in spite of what the left has taught them.
I’m pretty certain Gere is pushing for Kerry to make it to the White House so he can finish ruining this country. Never mind the fact that Kerry can’t remember which medals he threw over the fence and how he more than likely got himself with shrapnel from a mortar round he fired…. And then put in for a purple heart to reward his stupidity. But then that pretty much sums up the left in my opinion. Most of their wounds are self-inflicted but they aren’t smart enough to know it. Kerry reminds me a lot of Massachusetts other Senator. Kennedy wants Rumsfeld to step down from his position because of what happened at Abu Ghraib even though Kennedy, along with the others of his ilk, are the ones who have caused it. These are the same people who have inspired the terrorists to believe they can win this war the same way the Vietnam War was won, by undermining the confidence of the people of the United States. Kennedy, Kerry and friends are doing their best to accomplish this goal for them. I would tell them to go look in a mirror the next time they want to say something like that but I have a feeling they wouldn’t bother. It is probably a little frustrating to look into a mirror and not even see a reflection.
So I find it hard to tolerate comments like Mr. Gere’s.
No Mr. Gere, that strange feeling you have right now is not the usual wheel spinning most of you are so accustomed to feeling. I know spinning your wheels doesn’t get you very far but it feels the same to you. But making stupid comments like that proves you can’t even spin your wheels any more. You have stripped your Geres.
A haiku for you Mr. Gere
Darn that religion
Lower the bar, Trip hazard
Bug on a windshield (
R.A. Hawkins is the author of "Through Eyes of Shiva", available through http://www.amazon.com/. Visit http://www.entropical-paradise.com/ -- Entropical Paradise - The Home Of R.A. Hawkins for more commentaries and editorials by R.A. Hawkins.
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© 2004 R.A. Hawkins
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by Thighs of Shiva
Monday, May. 10, 2004 at 5:10 PM
-------My wife made the mistake of watching an awards ceremony-------
everyone makes mistakes. Get over it.
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by R. A. Hawkins
Monday, May. 10, 2004 at 6:29 PM
I have completely lost it.
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by lucius
Monday, May. 10, 2004 at 7:30 PM
What many people object to is not religion in general, but the idea of government giving special preference to just one or two religions.
Case in point: there's this one really deep passage from the Hindu holy book, the Bhavagad Gita. I would just love to see it on the American dollar, in place of "In God we trust." You wouldn't have a problem with that, would you? I figure: people need religious values, Hinduism is a religion, do the math.
Did the First Amendment specifically mention Christianity as the only worthwhile religion?
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by clearly not
Monday, May. 10, 2004 at 10:30 PM
"What many people object to is not religion in general, but the idea of government giving special preference to just one or two religions. "
Most people around here not only don't have a problem with a goverment giving support to one religion, they actually support it.
As long as it's any religion but Christianity or Judaism.
Islamic states which are categorically facist in their religious zeal are just fine and peachy with the left.
America's connection with Christianity, at least as far as the goverment goes and all traces within governmental artifacts are simply tradition. Hardly spiritual or religious. Our jistory is one of a predominately Christian people. Our traditions and iconagraphy reflect that. That's it.
Of course, it IS a tradition which is exactly why the left loathes it. It's the tradition of our fathers'. Our WHITE fathers, so it must be evil.
The left's condemnation of a supposedly Christian America while lauding or at least excusing the tyranny of Islamic states is extremely transparent.
Actually laughable.
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by David
Monday, May. 10, 2004 at 10:38 PM
Who told you that you were white? All assholes are pink. Some are just cleaner than others.
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by Sheepdog
Monday, May. 10, 2004 at 10:58 PM
Still laying on the couch licking yourself? Sheepdog
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by david, david, david
Monday, May. 10, 2004 at 11:02 PM
"Who told you that you were white? All assholes are pink. Some are just cleaner than others."
david, leave the clever retorts to someone else with a bit more intellect.
And learn to read AND comprehend before regurgitating the words of your klan.
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by David, David, David
Monday, May. 10, 2004 at 11:08 PM
t. It's the tradition of our fathers'. Our WHITE fathers, so it must be evil.
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by Jerry Seinfeld
Wednesday, May. 12, 2004 at 6:20 PM
fresca is quite the comedian. I'm sure that wasn't his aim, though.
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