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Curtain Call - Caleb Weintraub
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The
monsters from the id that now control the Democrat Party have
transformed that party into a mob of undead extras from The Dawn of the
Dead. It's an indecent and disgusting spectacle and I suspect there's
more than a few million long-time Democrats who are revolted by it.
That certainly seems to be creeping into the polls. No matter the good
it once did, the Democrats today present as sick and crazed political
party that is so greedy and hungry for power that it will do anything,
including selling its country down the drain, to get it back.
Regardless of the race
of the Democrats' selected nominee, Martin Luther King's dream of
judging people by the content of their character and not the color of
their skin has been transformed into a tawdry thing; a dried husk in
which they wrap their skeletal remains, a hollow phrase spewed by the
ascendent race hustlers of the party and lapped up by their acolytes.
Until 2004, with the
exception of Guiliani's second term as mayor, I voted the Democrat
ticket in every election since 1967. In 2004, offered the Insane Clown
Posse of John Kerry and John Edwards, I voted for George Bush. The
spectacle of the last four years of various Democrats reaching for the
gold ring did not inspire me to change my view. Only the dead enjoy
parties in a crypt. Not even Roman columns improve the Charnal house
atmosphere that fumes through the party today. - continued
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A side of Gerard I wasn't aware of. Clap-calp-clap/
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"Monsters from the id."
ReplyDeletesee: Forbidden Planet
Commander John J. Adams: What is the Id?
Dr. Edward Morbius: [frustrated] Id, Id, Id, Id, Id! [calming down]
It's a... It's an obsolete term. I'm afraid once used to describe the elementary basis of the subconscious mind.
Adams: [to himself] Monsters from the Id...
Morbius: Huh?
Adams: Monsters from the subconscious. Of course. That's what Doc meant. Morbius. The big machine, 8,000 miles of klystron relays, enough power for a whole population of creative geniuses, operated by remote control. Morbius, operated by the electromagnetic impulses of individual Krell brains.
Morbius: To what purpose?
Adams: In return, that ultimate machine would instantaneously project solid matter to any point on the planet, In any shape or color they might imagine. For *any* purpose, Morbius! Creation by mere thought.
Morbius: Why haven't I seen this all along?
Adams: But like you, the Krell forgot one deadly danger - their own subconscious hate and lust for destruction.
Morbius: The beast. The mindless primitive! Even the Krell must have evolved from that beginning.
Adams: And so those mindless beasts of the subconscious had access to a machine that could never be shut down. The secret devil of every soul on the planet all set free at once to loot and maim. And take revenge, Morbius, and kill!
Morbius: My poor Krell. After a million years of shining sanity, they could hardly have understood what power was destroying them.
(Now watch this ending clip which follows the above dialog.)