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Monday, October 11, 2010

GOP House Candidate Up-Date:
Dressing Like A Nazi, Being A Nazi

Nazi dress-up's been covered enough, already! A.C.'s Anti-Fascist Encyclopedia reminds us what happens when reactionary elements actually enlist in our fighting forces, & are deployed.

Today's follow-up: Someone has decided the facts should be known.
[A] state GOP official alleges that voters in the 7th Congressional District have been getting a push poll in which they are told about the murder charges brought against Pantano in 2005 -- which were ultimately dropped.
Charges dropped? Two letters: O.J. Who didn't leave a sign at the murder scene.
In Iraq in 2004 Pantano shot two unarmed Iraqi prisoners, unloading up to 60 rounds, and then placed a sign next to their bodies with a Marine slogan, “No better friend, no worse enemy.”
Who's the fucking terrorist here?
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3 comments:

  1. mikey11 October, 2010 17:19

    You clearly missed the most important piece of information. Those doods he shot up? Iraqis.


    That's right. So no crime was committed. So the so-called "charges" HAD to be dropped. It's not like murder or anything - he didn't shoot Americans, fer crissakes...

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  2. M. Bouffant11 October, 2010 17:46

    Absent-Minded Ed. Apologizes:

    We misplaced our list of how many of any given them are equivalent to one of "us." (Hard to do in a one-room bunker, but it happens.) We're sure the ratio for Iraqis is more than 2:1, though.

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  3. zombie rotten mcdonald12 October, 2010 08:46

    60 rounds to kill two doods? Seems inefficient.

    I don't think I'd want this guy on my FPS team, let alone running a government entity. Not thrifty.

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