World Net Daily: 'Stop smearing Sarah,'

[Peikko 1,575]

I don't know, there is something to be said for living a short but quality life against a long but rather stolid one.

It's not as if statistically one is very likely to die by drive by shooting, any more than one might die from being mauled/bitten by wild animals/snakes, or other more pastoral death possibility.

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

I don't know, there is something to be said for living a short but quality life against a long but rather stolid one.

It's not as if statistically one is very likely to die by drive by shooting, any more than one might die from being mauled/bitten by wild animals/snakes, or other more pastoral death possibility.

living in the country isn't to be confused with living in the wilds of africa. and no, grizzly adams isn't my neighbor.

[natty bumppo 297]

I don't know, there is something to be said for living a short but quality life against a long but rather stolid one.

It's not as if statistically one is very likely to die by drive by shooting, any more than one might die from being mauled/bitten by wild animals/snakes, or other more pastoral death possibility.

living in the country isn't to be confused with living in the wilds of africa. and no, grizzly adams isn't my neighbor.

living in the country ... wow ... I think someone is missing life ...

[panamania79 2]

The country is boring,no live entertainment like in the hood.

not too many crack dealers or drive by shootings in the country either.

Like I said,no live entertainment.I would die of boredom in the country.

beats dying by drive by.

Drive by's have their special targets,don't believe what you see on TV.

I don't know, there is something to be said for living a short but quality life against a long but rather stolid one.

It's not as if statistically one is very likely to die by drive by shooting, any more than one might die from being mauled/bitten by wild animals/snakes, or other more pastoral death possibility.

living in the country isn't to be confused with living in the wilds of africa. and no, grizzly adams isn't my neighbor.

What about Jethro and Lilly Mae ? I wouldn't mind Jethro,he was HOT !

[almaty 19]

drive-bys do have specific targets ..most of the time..

[panamania79 2]

drive-bys do have specific targets ..most of the time..

I know.Ususally some dealer wants to make an example out of someone who is "holding out" on him or it's a gang retaliation issue.

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

drive-bys do have specific targets ..most of the time..

too bad about that guy i knew in corpus christi who was mistaken for his brother in one.

[Peikko 1,575]

I don't know, there is something to be said for living a short but quality life against a long but rather stolid one.

It's not as if statistically one is very likely to die by drive by shooting, any more than one might die from being mauled/bitten by wild animals/snakes, or other more pastoral death possibility.

living in the country isn't to be confused with living in the wilds of africa. and no, grizzly adams isn't my neighbor.

It's like you read what was written but chose to interpret it another way.

You have responded as if I had said "Yes, it's very common to get killed by drive by in a city but I prefer that to being killed by animals in the wacky wild outreaches of American countryside.

What I actually said was getting killed by drive by in a city would be about as likely as getting killed by wild animals in pastoral America. Both are equally UNLIKELY scenarios.

[zqt3344 21]

Just what has BHO ever done? Community organizer? what a joke! He has never worked a real job ever. Sarah Palin has 10 times the experience that BHO ever thought about having. I love it, Palin put it right on BHO and the liberal tree hugging Democrats wednesday night, while BHO was being a Community Organizer I was busy working as a real executive, of a city, as mayor, council woman, and oh by the way a Governor of a state, with real responsibilities and one that qualifies for true executive experience unlike BHO who has only wrote two books yet has never even passed on piece of major legislation in the US Senate let alone while he was a state senator in Illinois! Boo YEAH! You got dogged Jabberwookie by Palin and the Republicans. Better get used to it, you are going to be saluting her in the future, she is going to be your Momma! AHAHHHAHAH

On the heels of the New York Times multi-week No.1 best-selling book, "Obama Nation," comes another potentially explosive look into the real politics of Barack Obama from WND Books called "The Audacity of Deceit: Barack Obama's War on American Values." "'The Audacity of Deceit' is the perfect complement to Jerome Corsi's 'Obama Nation,'" says Joseph Farah, founder of WND Books. "I think there is a strong market still for more information on Obama – a lot of material left unaddressed."

In "The Audacity of Deceit," author Brad O'Leary zeroes in on Obama's domestic policy prescriptions, demonstrating how Obama's campaign promises would affect average Americans should the Democrat be elected president.

O'Leary, the former NBC Westwood One talk show host who has authored 11 books and penned political columns for USA Weekend that drew 90 million readers, looked at the potential consequences of an Obama administration and reached the following conclusions:

• Obama will be a radical on the abortion issue as signaled by his blocking of emergency medical aid for babies who survive abortion;
• Obama will attempt to ban the use of firearms for defense by law-abiding citizens;
• Obama will raise tax rates up to 60 percent;
• Obama will push for health care reforms that will let government determine which procedures and operations senior citizens are allowed to have;
• Obama will "transform the U.S. Treasury into the United Nations' ATM";
• Obama will choke off America's domestic energy resources, sending gas, electricity and food prices through the roof;
• Obama will raise the percentage of Americans who pay no taxes at all, from 30 percent to 40 percent – at the expense of those who do;
• Obama will transfer child-rearing responsibility and authority from parents to the federal government with his "0 to 5" program.

Asked why he wrote "The Audacity of Deceit," O'Leary explained, "Not long ago at a family gathering, I discovered that some of my six daughters and five grandchildren were thinking about voting for Barack Obama – yet they didn't know his views on key issues."

O'Leary began writing a long letter to his loved ones, inviting them to study Obama's values and positions before making such a decision. The letter demonstrated how an Obama presidency would radically alter the face of American values and limit opportunities for future generations. The letter he wrote developed into this new, sure-to-be-controversial book.

In one chapter of "The Audacity of Deceit" called "The Barack Obama Test," O'Leary gathers polling results from America's top pollsters, including Zogby, Rasmussen, Gallup and CNN, demonstrating how Obama's positions on a broad array of issues are in stark contrast to the values held by the vast majority of Americans.

People can see the contrast for themselves at www.BarackObamaTest.com, where visitors can take a 39-question survey to see how closely their values line up with Obama's professed positions.

The book's website also allows anyone to download a free chapter of their choice from the book, including a chapter with exclusive Zogby polls – never before published and available nowhere else – that detail the differences in political views between the 70 percent of Americans who pay federal income taxes and the 30 percent who do not.

Through the poll results, O'Leary reveals for the first time who the non-taxpaying Americans are – detailing their income levels, education, marital status, and even religious practices – and who they plan to vote for.

The book is set for nationwide release Tuesday, Sept. 9, but the book is immediately available from WND's online store, Shop.WND.com, at a reduced price of just $19.99.

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[Ban Hammer 13,352]

I don't know, there is something to be said for living a short but quality life against a long but rather stolid one.

It's not as if statistically one is very likely to die by drive by shooting, any more than one might die from being mauled/bitten by wild animals/snakes, or other more pastoral death possibility.

living in the country isn't to be confused with living in the wilds of africa. and no, grizzly adams isn't my neighbor.

It's like you read what was written but chose to interpret it another way.

You have responded as if I had said "Yes, it's very common to get killed by drive by in a city but I prefer that to being killed by animals in the wacky wild outreaches of American countryside.

What I actually said was getting killed by drive by in a city would be about as likely as getting killed by wild animals in pastoral America. Both are equally UNLIKELY scenarios.

it's funny how on the news i frequently see people getting killed in drive bys all the time in kc, but i never hear about anyone dying out in the county by snakebite, wild animal mauling, stampeding buffalo, and so on.

[Peikko 1,575]

Whatever, you hate cities, that's fine and you carry on thinking they are dangerous places full of really evil people.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Whatever, you hate cities, that's fine and you carry on thinking they are dangerous places full of really evil people.

One of my mates come out here last year with an older guy at his company and we gave up trying to convince him that it was safe to go out after dark. He had some sort of preconceived idea about NYC subways being rife with muggers. I know NYC had a bad reputation for street crime - but that was back in the 70s.

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

Whatever, you hate cities, that's fine and you carry on thinking they are dangerous places full of really evil people.

i didn't say that - you did. i stated my preference a long time ago and what it was based on

[Peikko 1,575]

Yes, I did say that. My opinion is based on the fact that your objection to cities is the problem of drive by shootings and the prevalance of crack cocaine. You prefer the boring country because you are less likely to encounter these problems. Totally facile? Yes, I completely agree.

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

Yes, I did say that. My opinion is based on the fact that your objection to cities is the problem of drive by shootings and the prevalance of crack cocaine. You prefer the boring country because you are less likely to encounter these problems. Totally facile? Yes, I completely agree.

way more to it than that. i dislike crowds. i dislike traffic. i dislike noise. i dislike crime.