WaPo’s actual obit for a terrorist monster:
“austere religious scholar w/ wire-frame glasses”
“Mr. Baghdadi maintained a canny pragmatism”
“Acquaintances would remember him as a shy, nearsighted youth who liked soccer but preferred to spend his free time at the local mosque” pic.twitter.com/XFFBnUsHEO
— Elizabeth Harrington (@LizRNC) October 27, 2019
The “Democracy Dies In Darkness” motto is especially ironic, but they can’t see how mentally ill they’ve become at the Washington Post. If they ever had been men, Trump has quite unmanned them all.
“Painter, philosopher, writer, and leader of one of the largest and most powerful military and political movements in history, Adolph Hitler, dies at 56 with his wife by his side.”
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Well he just met Jesus. I’d like to be a fly on the wall for that one.
The so-called media is the spokesperson for SATAN. But we at AD know this. Or, most of us know this.
“He loved dogs and children”
& I’m quite sure he loved goats and young children.
Trump could cure cancer, and the headline would be: women and minorities helped least.
They loved it when Obama killed Osama (have to check I wrote that correctly/ ahem!). Now, Trump reorients the dog’s breakfast that is Syria, and the leftistmedia and slutty friends go nuts.
He told Russia but not congress. That is epic.
Limbaugh used to call it the Washington Compost. Now it can be compared to whale excrement. It can’t go any lower.
Does anyone wonder why I call the WaPoo the WaPoo?
It’s free to all who’d like to use it!
This morning my son, ever the cynical teenager, remarked that ISIS will just replace Bag Daddy. Elsewhere, I said that Russia was sucking the pickle over this (I Booker that way).
Now, on Drudge at the top, comes the replacement dude, and Russia doubts the mission even occurred. I will ask this again: why in the hell aren’t I in charge of everything?
Facilitator of Mongolian clan unity and champion of Trans-Eurasian commerce, Genghis Khan. interred recently in private ceremony
Patrick McManus “How I Got This Way”
“Nothing improves character so much as death. I once knew a man, Pete by name, who abused his family unmercifully, stole, robbed, lied, cheated, and was suspected of at least one murder. Pete himself came to a violent end at the hands of an unknown assailant who may have been of the opinion he was performing a public service. Others thought so. Within a day of Pete’s demise, however, somebody recalled a good deed the deceased had once performed, possibly an incident in which he had met a stranger on a lonely road and hadn’t robbed him. Soon, even his victims were concluding that he hadn’t been such a bad sort after all, merely misunderstood. Then someone recalled that the fellow had been a good worker on occasion, and someone else remembered his actually having repaid a debt. By the time of the funeral, the man’s character had improved so much that he had become one of our town’s leading citizens, widely revered for his acts of charity, courage, honesty, and kindness, and if he had a fun-loving tendency to pull the occasional prank, why that was to be forgiven on the grounds that nobody’s perfect.”
ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE.
“Shy, nearsighted religous scholar driven to suicide by US troops.”
WaPo’s “Democracy Dies In Darkness” is not a motto, it’s their Mission Statement.
Pelosi saddened by passing of Mideast leader: outraged at Trump secrecy.
“…Russia doubts the mission even occurred…”
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That’s my take too.
At least, not the picture in the other post.
Ever done building collapse forensics?
Ever dealt with large military explosives?
Neither of those occurred in that picture.
If I was to guess, that picture looks like a place where masonry construction debris has been dumped over a several month period. Yes, you’ve been conned again, by the same media that cons your ass every dam day. So child like, so trusting, so dead.