This shit again....Billboard displaying burning twin towers reads "please don’t vote for a Democrat"

[kpete]

http://thinkprogress.org/2008/07/15/billboard-displaying-burning-twin-towers-reads-please-dont-vote-for-a-democrat/

[rucky]

1. Remind me again. Who was President in 2001? n/t

[SharonAnn]

22. Right. Vote Republican so we can have this kind of tragedy again!

[DRoseDARs]

46. And the Republicans controlled both chambers of Congress up until June of that year...

The hijackers had been in the states for quite a while before Democrats got brief control of the Senate that year. Republicans controlled both chambers from the 104th through the 107th until June 6th, 2001, when Sen Jim Jeffords (R) went Indy.

[BrklynLiberal]

2. Since a Repuke was in the White House when that happened I cannot fathom how they can still manage

to be absolved from responsibility for it.

[wildbilln864]

7. No one has been held responsible!

For 911 or the anthrax either! :banghead:

[napoleon_in_rags]

19. Its the same way Chuck Schumer just ruined a bank.

By mentioning that it didn't have enough money in it and was ruined, or the Al Gore is creating global warming through talking about it, or the economy is crashing because Big government created FDMC and FDMA, its just a coincidence that it all happened on Bush's watch.

[evlbstrd]

3. Someone good with spray paint should add:

Or we'll do it again.

[jobycom]

5. Perfect!

[HCE SuiGeneris]

9. No shit!

That is the essence of the message.

[proud2BlibKansan]

11. Know any artists?

:evilgrin:

[evlbstrd]

49. Only ones who are afraid of heights.

[wildbilln864]

4. Goddamn!

Don't people realize it was the Bush cabal that allowed 911 to happen. That shit just gripes my ass when I see shit like that! What idiots! :grr:

[LiberalFighter]

43. That's the point! They expect the voters to be THAT stupid and forgetful.

[HCE SuiGeneris]

6. Perpetrating fear. It is all they have. It is the whole basis for the Bush pResidency.

[fascisthunter]

8. so if people vote Democratic, the GOP will pull another 9-11?

we understand....

[Clark2008]

10. Did anyone got to the website listed?

The Republican Song Check out the NEW Video ONLINE NOW !!!!

Hello, my name is Mike Meehan

The Republican Song title is actually “Please Don’t Vote For a Democrat.” The song was written, played, sung, produced, and recorded by myself. I claim to be a man of God and like millions of others, I love this great nation, “The United States of America.”

I wrote this song to encourage and motivate as many people as possible not to vote for a “Democrat” in the 2008 Presidential Election.

To learn more about the song go to the About Song page and read lyrics and listen to a sample of the song. To order a copy of the song on CD please go to the Order Song page and send us the information and we will get you a copy of the song right away. Also be sure to check out our Music Video for the Republican Song.

To hire Mike Meehan to perform The Republican Song and more, live at you concert, party, meeting, or event, please contact him for a reservation.

Enjoy the song and the website.

God Bless



Send us an Email at [e-mail]


I think we need to email ole Mike and ask him who was president on 9/11 - and it wasn't a Democrat.

[Cheap_Trick]

16. Notice that the dingleberry says "I claim to be a man of God..."

Claim is right....by being a republican piece of shit, he proves that is an empty claim.

He can go fuck himself.

Please, someone go correct that billboard of his.

[zbdent]

30. "I claim to be a man of God ...

do as I say, not as I do ..."

[Blue_Tires]

32. lol...nice sig

below the waist is where the Green Lanterns' power truly lies anyways

[proud2BlibKansan]

12. Well here is the song but it really sucks

http://www.therepublicansong.com/watch.html

On edit, you can buy it for $5!

[PatGund]

17. Ugh

You mean this song? (aka "Talking Points - The Musical!!")

Lyrics

The Democrat secular progressive move,
political correctness is killing us too.
They want to take the money from the hard workin man,
and give it to the lazy folks that don't give a damn.

Chorus

Democrats and Liberals, shame on you,
don't punish us all just to please a few,
Your holdin people back while we're pickin up the slack,
and that's why we can't vote for a Democrat.
Oh no, a no, no, no, no, no, no...
Oh no, a no, no, no, no, no, nooo...
Yeah, your holding people back, while we're pickin up the tax,
Oh no, no please don't vote for a Democrat.

Now we're trying to win a war and wipe out the terrorists,
We're not fightin for oil we got plenty if we drill it.
But the liberals and the media are spreading their lies,
Get the hell out of our way and let our soldiers fight.

Chorus

Democrats and Liberals shame on you,
don't punish us all just to please a few.
No we can't afford to have another attack,
and that's why we can't vote for a Democrat.
Oh no, a no, no, no, no, no ,no...
Oh no, a no, no, no, no, no, no..
No we can't afford to have another attack,
Oh no, please don't vote for a Democrat.

Republicans, we're not perfect but we know the truth
We uphold the Constitution and the Golden Rule.
We believe a mans freedom is a God given right,
the USA is the beacon to the whole world in sight.

Chorus

Democrats and Liberals shame on you,
don't punish us all just to please a few.
our Constitution, Nation and God are under attack,
and that's why we can't vote for a Democrat.
Oh no, oh no, no, no, no, no, no...
oh no, oh no, no, no, no, no, no...
Our Constitution, Nation and God are under attack,
Oh no, please, oh no please, don't vote for a Democrat.

Our Constitution, Nation and God are under attack,
Oh no, please, oh no please, don't vote for a Democrat"

The song is pretty barfy. It's like Fox News set to music

[louis-t]

20. Wow, he should call it the Talking Point Song

I don't think he missed any of them.

[PatGund]

23. As I said, "Talking Points - The Musical"

Maybe he could go on stage and pair this with John Ashcroft singing "Let the Eagle Soar"

[newmajority]

34. "We uphold the Constitution and the Golden Rule."

Geezus... I could laugh at the complete absurdity of that line, if they weren't destroying the entire planet in the process. :puke:

[elehhhhna]

44. yeah, they uphold it in the air so Dick can shoot at it

[Binka]

45. He Looks Like Rush

They must have come out of the same sow.

[Clark2008]

47. It's not nice to talk about pigs that way.

:hi:

[EnviroBat]

52. Jesus Christ. This retarded hillbilly is another example of what is

fucking this country up so badly. I wish we could put morons like this in camps so they could all sit around and write brainless shit songs and fuck their cousins. I think I'll invite this clown to play at a pig roast somewhere, and punch a dent into his head when he shows up and shove his belt-buckle up his ass.

That there is a real Americun... :eyes:

[blue sky at night]

13. with all the guns we have.....

I would say a few rounds into that baby would suffice...especially if they were paintball rounds.

[treestar]

14. Yeah, because the Democrats will preserve the Bill of Rights,

which is a suicide pact that prevents us from fighting terra! :sarcasm:

[caledesi]

15. I have seen it! UGH! I live in Tampa. NT

[islandmkl]

25. i might have to drive across the Skyway...where is this p.o.s.??

maybe i'll have to hit his website and check this asshat out...

[KamaAina]

18. "The Republican Song"?

Isn't that "Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb bomb Iran?" :eyes:

[musette_sf]

35. egads, i can remember hanging out by the pool

in the early 80s, listening to Vince Vance and the Valiants sing that crap on WRNO.

on edit: i thought The I-95 Song was The Republican Song.?

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

21. Don't you people understand satire?

What are you, stupid?

[tularetom]

24. F*#k him - he's a goddamn immygrant

He ain't even a "real" american - why should we pay attention to his phoney ass song.

[celestia671]

26. Sick!

Using such a tragic event for political gain is downright evil.

And did we not have a Repub Pres when that happenend??

[Dervill Crow]

27. I e-mailed that guy.

I said that since the republicans were in charge on 9/11/01, the only way the billboard makes sense is if they were in on it and this is a threat.

I worded it a bit more simply since it was written for the simpleminded.

[Starry Messenger]

28. Stuff like this...

I'm not sure how to say this. But Carl Hiassen novels are starting to seem more like nonfiction exposes everyday. Someday we'll look upon them as sacred books of prophecy for some this...stuff.

The Pressure Washing Troubadour of Orlando?

Sigh.

MPK

[Adsos Letter]

29. Uh...Condi...Ms. Rice...?...

Wasn't the title of that Aughust 6, 2001 Presidential Daily Briefing..."Osama bin Laden Determined to Attack in the United States?"

I might be confused on the relevance...the meaning of the title is obscure...

[zbdent]

31. Note also that the POS sign company says

it's a "freedom of speech" issue ...

yet, not too long ago, there was an anti-war billboard which had to be changed, because the "sign company" was afeered that the WTC victims' families would be upset because there was a bomb on the sign ...

[Danger Mouse]

33. Having nothing else, Republicans once again rely on their old reliable standby...

FEAR FEAR FEAR FEAR FEAR FEAR.

[reprehensor]

36. Irony is not their strong suit.

Nor is reality, long-term planning for dwindling fossil fuel resources, etc.

Obama, let them be the fear nazis. Cut a different swath.

[Bluebear]

37. "He's selling CDs for $5." - Typical Republican, exploiting 9/11 for personal gain

http://www.wftv.com/news/16879991/detail.html

[dailykoff]

38. I really doubt that this guy is acting on his own.

For one thing, most functional human beings aren't that stupid.

[HughMoran]

39. Yeah, Republicans like mass murder - they promoted it through failure

Ass holes - those people should be $&*%

[LiberalPersona]

40. Ok that's a pretty bad ad

If anything that image would be a reason to not vote republican since it happened under their watch.

[ladjf]

41. In the end, it all boils down to the question "Are Americans dumb enough

to fall for the propaganda"?

[Marrah_G]

42. Funny how its always some ass in a red state

... banging the 911 drum . Try putting that shit up in Boston or NYC.... you know... places that 911 really fucking effected. They wouldn't last a day.

[JustAnotherGen]

48. rucky said it first

That happend on a Republican's watch.

[Joanne98]

50. Interesting story. The man behind the billboards...

WORLD EXCLUSIVE
Oct 29, 2007
by Daniel Hopsicker







A MadCowMorningNews investigation has uncovered links between the ownership of the drug-running Gulfstream (Cocaine Two) and the other American-registered plane busted carrying a multi-ton load of cocaine in Mexico recently, the DC9 (Cocaine One) airliner caught with 5.5 tons of cocaine in Mexico 18 months ago.


Recently-released FAA records from the Gulfstream II business jet that went down in Mexico a month ago with four tons of cocaine reveal that before it was “parked” in the name of a New York real estate developer with ties to the Russian Mob, the plane was owned by a secretive Midwestern media baron and Republican fund-raiser, who had a business partner who, incredibly, owned the other American drug plane, the DC9, recently busted in Mexico.

Stephen Adams was in business with Miami attorney Michael Farkas, who founded SkyWay Aircraft, which owned the DC9 busted in Mexico 18 months ago with 5.5 tons of cocaine aboard.

Moreover at the same time the Bush Ranger extraordinaire Stephen Adams owned the Gulfstream (N987SA) in 1999 and 2000, he was personally buying over $1 million of billboard ads for George W. Bush for his 2000 Presidential election bid.


Meet the New Boss (Same as the old boss.)


According to SEC filings, Stephen Adams and Michael Farkas jointly controlled Holiday RV Superstores, Inc., which was used by arms merchant and CIA-fixer Adnan Khashoggi in a complicated securities fraud which stole as much as $300 million from investors and taxpayers.

http://www.madcowprod.com/10292007.html

Los Angeles Times

November 6, 2000, Monday, Ventura County Edition



SIGNS ERECTED BY VENTURA BUSINESSMAN PUSH BUSH;

CAMPAIGN: EXECUTIVE SPENT $1 MILLION ON BILLBOARDS PROMOTING THE GOP PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE IN EIGHT KEY STATES.

BYLINE: HOLLY J. WOLCOTT, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES



The chairman of a Ventura company has spent $1 million on billboard advertising in several key battleground states to push Republican George W. Bush's presidential campaign, federal campaign records show.



Stephen Adams, chairman of the board of Ventura-based Affinity Group Inc. and owner of Adams Outdoor Advertising Inc. of Atlanta, had dozens of the outdoor ads erected in early October in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois and Wisconsin, according to Kevin Gleason, the president and chief executive of Adams Outdoor Advertising.



Gleason said the red-white-and-blue billboards promote Bush and running mate Dick Cheney.



"I think he's trying to get George Bush elected," Gleason said Sunday. "Both candidates Bush and Cheney have been favorable to the billboard industry, but I think this was more of a personal agenda."



Vice President Al Gore, the Democratic nominee for president, has supported bans on tobacco billboards, a major source of income for outdoor advertising companies. Other efforts to regulate billboard advertising are also usually associated with Democratic causes.



Adams, a resident of Montecito, was out of the country and unavailable for comment this weekend, but Gleason said Adams also gave money to Bush's father, George Bush, when he ran for president in 1980 and 1988.



The billboards will remain up until after Tuesday's election, Gleason said.



Federal campaign laws require any individual, company or organization that wants to advertise on behalf of a candidate to file a report with the Federal Election Commission. These "independent expenditure" advertisements are forbidden from coordinating their activities with any candidate or campaign.



The cost of Adams' final-month billboard blitz for Bush was almost 25 times higher than his combined contributions from 1979 to this year, according to contribution records kept by the FEC.



Records show Adams contributed $ 43,975 to industry groups and Republican and Democratic candidates since 1979.



Of that total, he gave $ 37,475 to Republicans, many of them candidates in his native Minnesota, $ 6,000 to Democrats and $ 500 to a political action committee for the Outdoor Advertising Assn. of America.



Other than contributions to former President George Bush's campaigns in 1980 and 1988, Adams' contributions show no discernible pattern. Along with giving money to Bush in 1980, he also contributed to then-Rep. John Anderson, the Illinois Republican whose race for his party's presidential nomination turned into a third-party candidacy.



During the 1990s, Adams' contributions slowed from their peak in 1988, when he gave $ 27,000, most of it coming in a $ 20,000 donation to the Republican National Committee. That year, he also gave $ 2,000 to Bush's successful presidential campaign.



In 1990, Adams gave $ 2,000 to Sen. Rudy Boschwitz (R-Minn.), who was defeated in a bid for a third term. Two years later, he gave $ 250 to a Republican congressional candidate in California, Jim Salomon. Since then, his only contribution was the $ 500 donation to the advertising association PAC in November 1997.



During the 1980s, Adams listed his home as either Clearwater, Fla., or Wayzata, Minn. During that decade, he gave mostly to Republicans from Minnesota, but he also contributed to the 1980 reelection campaign of President Jimmy Carter and the 1984 Democratic presidential bids of Walter Mondale and Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado.



Affinity Group is a direct marketing company that sells products and services and produces magazines aimed mainly at recreational-vehicle owners and outdoor enthusiasts.
http://www.madcowprod.com/billboardenvy.htm

[EnviroBat]

51. Hmmm, a bottle of gasoline with a rag in the top

a lighter, and a good throwing arm would take care of that shit nicely.