Standard Operational Bullshit, that is.
The Freeperati never venture too far from their preprogrammed world of hysteria, jingoism, xenophobia, and latent feelings for each other, so it can get rather repetitive.
Every time you think you've seen it all, however, they find a new way to double back-flip into their own fecal matter.
Suits on, everyone.
My first offering - Freepers deeply concerned that the eeevil Dems will bring down the internets just to keep them from planning the revolution they are sure that someone else is gonna start.
Freepers make plans to break out crystal radios!
Freepers have to plan for the day when the internet is disabled or shut down
self
Posted on Friday, March 06, 2009 11:40:37 AM by George from New England
Edited on Friday, March 06, 2009 12:19:26 PM by Admin Moderator. [history]
We need to learn of local ham/amateur radio operators and us ham operators need to have a pre-established network with designated frequencies to get our message out and around.
Don't wait for the day that either due to martial law or other catastrophic events, our communication paths are severed or greatly blocked.
I suspect there are many ham license holders that are freepers as well. We need to know about each other before the day when we wished we had done this.
George, KJ4AQM, Dade City, Florida
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Posted on Friday, March 06, 2009 11:40:37 AM by George from New England
Edited on Friday, March 06, 2009 12:19:26 PM by Admin Moderator. [history]
We need to learn of local ham/amateur radio operators and us ham operators need to have a pre-established network with designated frequencies to get our message out and around.
Don't wait for the day that either due to martial law or other catastrophic events, our communication paths are severed or greatly blocked.
I suspect there are many ham license holders that are freepers as well. We need to know about each other before the day when we wished we had done this.
George, KJ4AQM, Dade City, Florida
To: George from New England
The Internet can’t be shut down, especially
since the folks you fear will do so need it to get the word out to all
their ACORN chapters and others—recall how they used the Internet to
call on people to flood radio shows with phone calls.
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posted on Friday, March 06, 2009 11:43:44 AM
by Darkwolf377
(Behind enemy lines in Boston and Cambridge)
These guys are so used to "Freeping" things that they think everybody does it.
It never enters their tiny little minds for a moment that people call radio shows to state opinions, and that most peoples' opinions differ from theirs.
Occam's razor is extremely dull in the hands of a Freeper.
Come to think of it, so are the Freepers.
To: George from New England
Great idea. Also good would be to publish a SW freq for those of us who aren’t operators.
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posted on Friday, March 06, 2009 11:44:05 AM
by tgusa
(Gun control: deep breath, sight alignment, squeeze the trigger ....)
That's a good idea, brainiac. People who aren't HAMs will get so much use out of a posted shortwave frequency.
To: George from New England
we need to form cells. So that we can stay in communication. We can have secret meetings and GPS drops.
All right! We can form cells! And then we can fight the communists! Who invented cells!
I dunno - it all seems to tie in together somehow......
To: All
Yeah, but how would the ‘caption this’ threads work over the airwaves?
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posted on Friday, March 06, 2009 12:03:24 PM
by JustaDumbBlonde
(America: Home of the Free Because of the Brave)
Yeah! And how will the "quote" feature work on a shortwave radio?
This thread's kinda funny because the usual hyperventilating about how the "libtards" are gonna shut them down (as if they were some kind of threat rather than a source of amusement) has gotten bogged down in a discussion of a technology they don't know anything about.
Best post of the thread:
To: George from New England
You mean the day when someone posts “Am I logged in?” and the answer will be “No”.
I guess we’ll have to go back to using bathroom walls, carrier pigeons, etc.
I guess we’ll have to go back to using bathroom walls, carrier pigeons, etc.
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posted on Friday, March 06, 2009 11:46:35 AM
by B-Chan
(Catholic. Monarchist. Texan. Any questions?)
"For a paranoid time, call 555-123-4567
Ask for 'Larry C' ."
And you guys are definitely gonna need this to keep your super-sekrit He-man woman haters club going:
More Freeper silliness after the jump.
C'mon - you know you want to.....
I'm back - had to turn the air scrubbers up for this next one, because it looks like:
Freepers loves them some Lieberman!
Sen. Joe Lieberman now sings Obama's praises
AP/My Way News ^ | 03/09/2009 | ANDREW MIGA
Posted on Monday, March 09, 2009 8:35:22 AM by autumnraine
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Joe Lieberman has changed his tune on Barack Obama. After campaigning across the country for Republican John McCain in 2008 and attacking Obama as naive, untested and unwilling to take on powerful special interests, Lieberman now showers praise on the popular new Democratic president.
"He's shown real leadership," Lieberman told The Associated Press in an interview. "Bottom line: I think Barack Obama, president of the United States, is off to a very good start."
AP/My Way News ^ | 03/09/2009 | ANDREW MIGA
Posted on Monday, March 09, 2009 8:35:22 AM by autumnraine
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Joe Lieberman has changed his tune on Barack Obama. After campaigning across the country for Republican John McCain in 2008 and attacking Obama as naive, untested and unwilling to take on powerful special interests, Lieberman now showers praise on the popular new Democratic president.
"He's shown real leadership," Lieberman told The Associated Press in an interview. "Bottom line: I think Barack Obama, president of the United States, is off to a very good start."
I always thought he was a stand up kind of guy who didn't pander to get elected. I'm rethinking that assessment.
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posted on Monday, March 09, 2009 8:35:22 AM
by autumnraine
To: autumnraine
Did he get hit on the head recently?
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posted on Monday, March 09, 2009 8:36:47 AM
by ozark hilljilly
(I don't even think I think!)
To: autumnraine
""Bottom line: I think Barack Obama, president of the United States, is off to a very good start." So much for Lieberman's credibility.
Which ever way the wind blows, eh Joe? I knew it.
Which ever way the wind blows, eh Joe? I knew it.
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posted on Monday, March 09, 2009 8:38:35 AM
by Nathan Zachary
To: autumnraine
Good ole Joe Loserman . . somethings never change! Now he’s become a Pander Bear!
That's just the first five. It gets nasty after that.
I guess Lieberman's addressing the next Repub convention is a no-go now, huh?
Next up - Nancy Reagan talks stem cells - Freeper brainstems explode!
Former First Lady Nancy Reagan Lauds Obama's Embryonic Stem Cells Decision
All Headline News ^ | March 10, 2009 | Kris Alingod
Posted on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 3:03:47 PM by Diana in Wisconsin
Washington, D.C. (AHN) - Republicans on Monday decried President Barack Obama's lifting of the ban on embryonic stem cell research, but former First Lady Nancy Reagan, whose husband had suffered from Alzheimer's disease, welcomed the decision and said she is "grateful" to the President.
Obama signed an executive order on Monday reversing the eight-year ban on research using embryonic stem cells.
Embryonic stem cells are pluripotent cells that exist only within five days of embryonic development. They have an indefinite capacity for self-renewal, making them ideal for tissue replacement and for treating diseases, including degenerative diseases, spinal cord injuries, diabetes and heart disease.
Federal funds for embryonic stem cell research were limited by former President George W. Bush to 22 stem cell lines created before August 2001. The former president, with the support of conservatives and evangelicals, had said such research was increasingly unnecessary because of scientific advances that allowed the use of adult stem cells.
But according to a primer by the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM), which aims to advance stem cell research and regenerative medicine, adult stem cells are extremely useful for future therapies but are restricted in what they can do.
The 87-year-old Reagan, who had urged former President George W. Bush to support embryonic stem cell research, said in a statement on Monday she is "very grateful" to Obama for lifting the ban, according to Politico.
"I urge researchers to make use of the opportunities that are available to them, and to do all they can to fulfill the promise that stem cell research offers. Countless people, suffering from many different diseases, stand to benefit from the answers stem cell research can provide. We owe it to ourselves and to our children to do everything in our power to find cures for these diseases -- and soon. As I've said before, time is short, and life is precious," the former first lady added.
Mrs. Reagan? You are the luckiest woman in the world to have had Ronald Reagan love you. Now, get a clue.
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posted on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 3:03:47 PM
by Diana in Wisconsin
To: Diana in Wisconsin
After he insulted her...
Nancy, Nancy, Nancy...
Nancy, Nancy, Nancy...
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posted on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 3:04:55 PM
by ronnyquest
("That's what governments are for, to get in a man's way." -- Malcolm Reynolds)
After who insulted her? Obama, or everyone else in this thread?
To: Diana in Wisconsin
Hey Nancy: An astrologer and some embryonic stem cell research will get you a cup of coffee.
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posted on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 3:06:02 PM
by mbarker12474
(If thine enemy offend thee, give his childe a drum.)
Actually, I don't either one will get you a cut of coffee.
Well, the astrologer might, if you ask nicely...
Controller #2: Are you kidding? Ever since Reagan fired the air traffic controllers, he's been completely senile!
Controller #3: Yeah, but what about McCroskey?
Controller #2: About the same as Reagan.
No, Lottie - she's hoping that a complete brain transplant will be feasible soon enough to provide you with one that actually works.
What's next?
Why, it's turn-em-up Ted!
(BTW, I opened for Nugent at an outdoor festival. He's an even bigger asshole in person.
His "manager" spent the entire time running from person to person apologizing for him.
Nugent tried to push past me at the ramp down from the stage, but I'm 6' 3" and don't push past very well. I could see the hostility and smart-assery ready to splash out and just ruin my day.
I asked him if he was going to play "Journey to the center of your mind".
The surly look disappeared as if it had been slapped off him. He turned on his heel and stalked away.
Yeah, you imbecile - some of our forefathers sailed across an unknown ocean in the bottom of slave ships.
Proof positive that the Greater Wingnut habitually starts mouth before engaging brain.
Last offering - McCain backs Obama Iraq pullout plan. Freepers lose shit!
Which is why I voted for the other guy.
When the Freepers eat their own, should one offer them an afterdinner mint?
Or just some Republican Helper?
Well, that's it for another week - be sure to scrub well before you open the outer airlock.
If you track the toxic sludge of Freeperville out of the containment chambers, nothing will ever grow again in your footsteps except for Amanita and Young Republicans.
Well, the astrologer might, if you ask nicely...
To: Diana in Wisconsin
She heard at a seance that it was ok.
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posted on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 3:06:33 PM
by Juan Medén
Controller #3:
Get me Steve McCroskey!
To: Diana in Wisconsin
Laud have mercy!
“Now, get a clue.”
Ah, Nancy is what...87 now? She may have a touch of senility.
“Now, get a clue.”
Ah, Nancy is what...87 now? She may have a touch of senility.
Controller #2: Are you kidding? Ever since Reagan fired the air traffic controllers, he's been completely senile!
Controller #3: Yeah, but what about McCroskey?
Controller #2: About the same as Reagan.
To: Markos33
“Ah, Nancy is what...87 now? She may have a touch of senility.”
Maybe she’s hoping those embryonic stem cells will make her young again.
Maybe she’s hoping those embryonic stem cells will make her young again.
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posted on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 3:11:37 PM
by LottieDah
(If only those who speak so eloquently on the rights of animals would do so on behalf the unborn)
No, Lottie - she's hoping that a complete brain transplant will be feasible soon enough to provide you with one that actually works.
What's next?
Why, it's turn-em-up Ted!
(BTW, I opened for Nugent at an outdoor festival. He's an even bigger asshole in person.
His "manager" spent the entire time running from person to person apologizing for him.
Nugent tried to push past me at the ramp down from the stage, but I'm 6' 3" and don't push past very well. I could see the hostility and smart-assery ready to splash out and just ruin my day.
I asked him if he was going to play "Journey to the center of your mind".
The surly look disappeared as if it had been slapped off him. He turned on his heel and stalked away.
Mr. President, Don't Mess With Texas
Human Events ^ | 3-18-09 | Ted Nugent
Posted on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 11:54:38 AM by smoothsailing
Human Events ^ | 3-18-09 | Ted Nugent
Posted on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 11:54:38 AM by smoothsailing
|
|
Mr. President, Don't Mess With Texas
Posted 03/18/2009 ET
You
may have noticed I am a big fan of rugged individualism, self-reliance,
individual freedoms, liberty, self-determination and defiance -- heavy
on the defiance. These are all uniquely American characteristics that are hard-wired into our genes thanks to our amazing, defiant forefathers. You must never forget that our forefathers courageously sailed across an unknown ocean, to an unknown land to establish a country free of tyranny, kings and emperors. They risked their lives, fortunes and families to create America, a radical experiment in self government. |
Yeah, you imbecile - some of our forefathers sailed across an unknown ocean in the bottom of slave ships.
Proof positive that the Greater Wingnut habitually starts mouth before engaging brain.
Last offering - McCain backs Obama Iraq pullout plan. Freepers lose shit!
McCain backs Obama Iraq pullout plan ["I support it"]
Reuters ^ | 2009-02-27 | Steve Holland
Posted on Friday, February 27, 2009 10:46:21 AM by rabscuttle385
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Senator John McCain, who battled Barack Obama hard on the campaign trail on the Iraq war, said on Friday he supports President Obama's plans to remove U.S. combat forces from Iraq over 19 months.
"Overall it is a reasonable plan and one that can work and I support it," McCain told Reuters.
McCain, as a presidential candidate in the 2008 election, had argued that Obama was naive on national security and criticized his pledge to pull U.S. troops from Iraq within 16 months.
As a matter of fact, I can.Reuters ^ | 2009-02-27 | Steve Holland
Posted on Friday, February 27, 2009 10:46:21 AM by rabscuttle385
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Senator John McCain, who battled Barack Obama hard on the campaign trail on the Iraq war, said on Friday he supports President Obama's plans to remove U.S. combat forces from Iraq over 19 months.
"Overall it is a reasonable plan and one that can work and I support it," McCain told Reuters.
McCain, as a presidential candidate in the 2008 election, had argued that Obama was naive on national security and criticized his pledge to pull U.S. troops from Iraq within 16 months.
To: rabscuttle385
What a WIMP! Move on John McLame....I only voted for you because it was either vote for the devil or vote for the demon!
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posted on Friday, February 27, 2009 10:47:50 AM
by mikelets456
To: rabscuttle385
Thanks for nothing, McCain. If you had spent
more time during the campaign criticizing 0bama and the Democrats’
economic ideas and policies, you might have won the election and
wouldn’t be making yourself look like a fool by pulling a 180 on Iraq
now.
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posted on Friday, February 27, 2009 10:53:21 AM
by Post Toasties
(Conservatives allow the guilty to be executed but Lefties insist that the innocent be executed.)
To: rabscuttle385
Welcome to the ash heap of history!
John, have you met Harold Stassen? He’s right over there on the couch with Sidney, Clayton and Jugdish.
John, have you met Harold Stassen? He’s right over there on the couch with Sidney, Clayton and Jugdish.
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posted on Friday, February 27, 2009 10:54:45 AM
by shibumi
(" ..... then we will fight in the shade.")
To: rabscuttle385
Peace in our time!
/sarcasm
/sarcasm
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posted on Friday, February 27, 2009 11:02:24 AM
by EternalVigilance
(Where every principled conservative belongs: http://aipnews.com/mxPage.asp?ID=3)
To: SolidWood
I agree that McCain is making a fool of himself and to
do so is nonsense. But he apparently actually wants to compromise his
public image (and by inference that of the Republican Party as a whole
to some extent) by discrediting his own presidential campaign rhetoric
now for no otherwise discernable reason. Understand
that my comment has nothing whatsoever to do with whether 0bama in
reality is conforming to Bush's withdrawal plan or not.
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posted on Friday, February 27, 2009 11:06:10 AM
by Post Toasties
(Conservatives allow the guilty to be executed but Lefties insist that the innocent be executed.)
To: rabscuttle385
Future quotes from McCain's Leg Tingle Obama Love Tour:
"I think the President's initiative to ban firearms that look like
assault weapons is a sound and necessary plan to save Mexico."
"President Obama's Universal Healthcare Plan is needed to provide for all God's Children"
"The President's Amnesty package is long overdue to provide legitimacy to our large segment of mortage defaulted homeowners"
"The Obama administration should be applauded for enacting my plan on Cap and Trade"
"President Obama's Universal Healthcare Plan is needed to provide for all God's Children"
"The President's Amnesty package is long overdue to provide legitimacy to our large segment of mortage defaulted homeowners"
"The Obama administration should be applauded for enacting my plan on Cap and Trade"
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posted on Friday, February 27, 2009 11:15:46 AM
by TADSLOS
(Come and Take it!)
To: rabscuttle385
Why doesn't he just go ahead and officially join the
Marxist party. The North Vietnamese indoctrination of him seems to have
worked.
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posted on Friday, February 27, 2009 11:17:02 AM
by RetiredArmy
(Obama's initials stands for: One Big A$$ Mistake Amerika!!)
To: rabscuttle385
“...he supports President Obama’s plans to remove U.S. combat forces from Iraq over 19 months.”
Did McCain have his kneepads on when he said this? I just can’t get over that guy. What happened to his psyche after the Vietnamese let him go?
Ah, I know—he became a senator.
Did McCain have his kneepads on when he said this? I just can’t get over that guy. What happened to his psyche after the Vietnamese let him go?
Ah, I know—he became a senator.
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posted on Friday, February 27, 2009 11:27:14 AM
by 353FMG
(Trust in Glock.)
To: rabscuttle385
This traitor needs to shut up and stand down !
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posted on Friday, February 27, 2009 11:48:17 AM
by XeniaSt
(Psalm 119:174 I long for Your salvation, O YHvH, Your law is my delight.)
To: rabscuttle385
Imagine the disaster if this weener had been elected instead of Obama?
It would take a century to get the filth off the Republican trademark.
It would take a century to get the filth off the Republican trademark.
Which is why I voted for the other guy.
When the Freepers eat their own, should one offer them an afterdinner mint?
Or just some Republican Helper?
If you track the toxic sludge of Freeperville out of the containment chambers, nothing will ever grow again in your footsteps except for Amanita and Young Republicans.
One of the first blog-based books, the anthology Special Plans examines Feith's role in misleading America into war. Buy from 
To: Diana in Wisconsin
She heard at a seance that it was ok.
Sheesh. From shortwave to senility, even the Freepers' sense of humor is stuck in the past.
Posted by: Caliph Garrett | March 23, 2009 at 06:53
they actually refer to themselves as freepers?
Posted by: karen marie | March 23, 2009 at 08:37
Weener?
A.
Posted by: Athenae | March 23, 2009 at 09:06
How do you stand going there ?
I'm missing something on the McCain item at the end - So McCain (the opposition) says it is a reasonable plan, the military brass says it is reasonable, even Bush on going in said it was temporary and "as they stand up we'll stand down" reasoable.
So why do the freepers **WANT** Iraq hostilities to continue ?
Posted by: MapleStreet | March 23, 2009 at 09:21
I suspect there are many ham license holders that are freepers as well.
This is true. My sister dated a ham radio enthusiast for a couple of years and it turns out he was a major Freeper. She went with him to a ham radio confab and there were bazillions of Freepers there. As an aside, to my sister's credit, after a couple of months of dating she turned him into a Kerry voter.
Posted by: Southern Beale | March 23, 2009 at 09:55
Southern, may I stick up for Hams that not all are freepers (I'm an extra class).
And let me ask a dumb question: the Freepers are worried that the govt has too much control on the internet and could shut it down.
May I ask whose administration established a secret room to monitor and analyze all internet communications ? George somebody ?
Posted by: MapleStreet | March 23, 2009 at 15:35
I've suspected it for some time, but now I have definitive proof: At least 50% of the freeper posts are really Tommy-T trolls (for which I applaud him). No sentient being (not even a freeper) could deliberately write:
--Kibitzer
Posted by: Kibitzer 2006 | March 24, 2009 at 04:45
"I've suspected it for some time, but now I have definitive proof: At least 50% of the freeper posts are really Tommy-T trolls"
Negatory.
I had a FR account for about 10 seconds back in 2007. It was deleted after my first post.
None of these posts are mine, or in response to a post by me.
This is all 100% unadulterated wingnuttia.
I do belong to a couple of boards (Glock Talk for one) where both sides of the political spectrum are tolerated, but FR isn't one of them.
Posted by: Tommy T | March 24, 2009 at 06:33
--Kibitzer
Posted by: Kibitzer 2006 | March 24, 2009 at 20:09