Talk Elections

Although not hilarious to those who believe that as President, Ronald Reagan actually won the Cold War, it certainly is to those who believe the direct opposite like myself. It is an article guaranteed to make on laugh and I highly recommend it. Here (http://www.conservapedia.com/How_Ronald_Reagan_won_the_Cold_War) is the link to the goldmine material.

Good stuff. Thanks for the sharing.

Absolutely hilarious.

Comedy Goldmine.

Quite hilarious... although nothing beats the Barack Obama article.

"Barack Hussein Obama II (allegedly born in Honolulu,[1][2][3] August 4, 1961) served as a first-term Democratic Senator from Illinois (2004-2008) and then, along with his running mate Senator Joseph Biden, won the presidential election[4] after twenty-three months of campaigning, raising and spending an unprecedented $650 million, most of which came from anonymous donors. An apparent Muslim, Obama could use the Koran when he is sworn into office.[5]"

You beat me to it >:(

Nonetheless that is a hilarious article, probably more so than the Reagan Cold War article. Its most amusing how they do not believe he was born in the United States, and most importantly consider himself to be Muslim. Silly conservatives!

They may think Obama a Muslim, but they also boast that Reagan was "secretly distributing Korans". 

:O

The writers also need to consider a spell check.

http://www.conservapedia.com/Barack_Obama

omgomg

actually nearly half the article is devoted to "proof" that he is a Muslim, including spurious and outright ridiculous claims such as "Obama has chosen the Secret Service code name "Renegade". "Renegade" conventionally describes someone who goes against normal conventions of behavior, but its first usage was to describe someone who has turned from their religion. It is a word derived from the Spanish renegado, meaning "Christian turned Muslim," "Obama uses the Muslim Pakistani pronunciation for "Pakistan" rather than the common American one," and "On the campaign trail, Obama was reading "The Post-American World" by Fareed Zakaria, which is written from a Muslim point-of-view," which is absurd, as the book is from a Muslim point of view ONLY in the sense that Zakaria is a Muslim. The book isn't about Islam at all, and Islam isn't used as the frame of analysis.  And even if it were true that the book was from a "Muslim point of view", reading it wouldn't make the reader Muslim. Many Christian theologians read the Koran, but that doesn't result in their conversion to Islam. You could make a stronger case that anyone who read The Kite Runner was a Muslim.

I LOLed.

My favorite Reagan website:
 http://www.quickchange.com/reagan/

that = this (http://dontvoteobama.net/)

I dont see any comparison. 

Neither contains proper citations.

That doesnt make them equal.
The website to which I linked states that the information all came from a specific book.

I like this one from the Obama article:

"On the campaign trail, Obama was reading "The Post-American World" by Fareed Zakaria,[32] which is written from a Muslim point-of-view."

The best part of the Reagan article is when it says that "Reagan turned the Cold War hot - in an economical and rethorical sense." But that was basically what the Cold War was

LOL.  That is the greatest single post Garrison has ever made.

WAIT, GUYS:

Obama is a Muslim, because:

"Obama uses the Muslim Pakistani pronunciation for "Pakistan" rather than the common American one."

Is he also a nuclear physicist because he can say nuclear right?

I do that too. It's always bugged me when people use the wrong pronunciation.

I say Ahf-GONE-ih-STAHN and PAH-kih-STAHN.  But I always thought I was emulating the BBC, not the locals.

I do the same, except I pronounce the "gh" (as opposed to "g").

This is NOT how it happened.

Silly liberal.  Qur'an is a liberal misspelling of Koran.

Just like how Beijing is a liberal misspelling of Peking.

Not what I was referring to when I suggested they need a spell check. 

Pointing out the reference about Reagan and Korans was intended to comment on the contrast between paranoia about Obama and the pride about Reagan spreading the Koran.  The spelling comment was intended as an entirely separate remark.

Examples of spelling problems:
Third paragraph -- "rhetoricall"
Fourth paragraph -- "simly"
Eights paragraph -- "brough"