According to InfoWars.com, George Soros - along with the NAACP, Think Progress, New Left Media and Media Matters for America - have launched a website from which to smear the nation's 'tea party' protest organizations, participants and supporters.
Their slogan is cute: "A WATCHED TEAPOT NEVER BOILS." So while they say that their objective is to monitor "racism and other forms of extremism within the Tea Party movement," it's just more politics of personal destruction. They're fascists, trying to repress free and open political discourse in this country.
Of course we can all understand the anger Soros must feel. He spent a whopping bit of his fortune to buy the White House and install his little multi-culti puppet in the Oval Office, so it must be terribly disappointing to see the celebrity phenomenon that he created, bought and paid for, unravelling right in front of his eyes. And so soon.
As for the tea parties, have you ever seen a colony of prarie dogs? We used to live near one in Boulder. They're adorable little creatures that pop up here and there, yip messages to one another and then scurry away via a labryinth of connecting underground tunnels, only to pop up again on the other side of the field. People are forever trying to do away them, sometimes going so far as to pump toxic gas into their tunnels. Come what may, the prairie dog population will Move Over and show up somewhere else.
Aside from seeing them when I walked or drove past - and noting their fat little cuteness - I was never much interested in the political wars over their fate. Esther Sarah was, though; she fought for them and she is one helluva fighter (I'm always grateful that she stands with Israel).
http://mrssatan.blogspot.com/2006/04/prairie-dogs-mount-massive-protest.html
Hundreds of thousands of prairie dogs gathered this morning at the Denver capitol building protesting their immigration relocation and possible execution. The controversy is centered in Boulder and Broomfield counties, but its ramifications reach across all of Colorado and other states with indigenous prairie dog populations. Carrying signs and chanting their objections, the prairie dogs are setting the tone in what may be Colorado's largest single issue since becoming a state in 1876.
The populous prairie dogs are accused of damaging manicured lawns and yards, harming groomed trails, spoiling golf courses and their bodies hosting fleas that could carry the bubonic plague. While some groups seek to trap and relocate the prairie dogs others advocate that they be executed.
DeeLynn Crisswuss, Co-Chair of the Colorado Board of Immigration said, "prairie dogs were here long before we were. It is the human race that is really the illegal immigrant and we are the ones who should be asking the prairie dogs for permission to live here."
Disagreeing with Crisswuss is Hank Spector, manager of the White Bread Private Golf Course. "These rodents are destroying the beautiful and manicured fairways and putting greens," he says. Spector says current golf course policy is to poison infiltrating and immigrating prairie dogs...
I seem to have digressed. My point was, of course, that Soros may kick up a bunch of hate dust on the innernut, but he doesn't have a chance of succeeding in the long run. The tea parties are not only everywhere, but are every bit as irrepressible as those for whom we are named.
Thomas Jefferson, wrote from the Virginia House of Burgesses in the spring of 1773, just months before the Boston Tea Party -our namesake- took place:
"The people met generally,
with anxiety & alarm in their countenances,
and the effect of the day thro' the whole colony
was like a shock of electricity,
arousing every man & placing him erect & solidly on his centre."
And so we say... Bring it on, King George. We're as ready for you as we've ever been.
