Re: Ammon Bundy Interview 01/12/18

Wait, wait. You need to remember some history. The Spaniards stole it from the Native Americans. The Mexicans "inherited" it from the Spaniards when they won their war of independence in 1821.

But they didn't really want it very much. They only had it for 27 years, when they gave it up to the U.S. in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848.

Nevada never owned most of the territory. As a condition of statehood, they had to agree that the state and its people would make no claim upon the U.S. government's lands -- over 80% of the state.

And that's where it is today. Nevada has disclaimed any ownership. Bundy and his reprobates never had any claim to it at all.

Blame the Spaniards. We just killed Mexicans for it. But it isn't clear whether we really wanted it, either. It was just in the way.

Ha ha ha! So #ReamMeUpTheAssScotty seems to be wallowing in a "pre-truth culture", as he isn't exactly denying the history - he's literally 100% unaware of it.

That's what happens when you incur major brain damage from riding your scooter into a huge tree.

He doesn't let that stop him. He uses what he has, which, in many cases, is not very much at all. But he fills in the blanks with imagined "facts." Cooking them up is what makes up a big part of his posts.

He gives his imagination a real workout. d8-)

Is that right? Did that actually happen?

And so goes that can of worms, thanks for proving my point.

It's not a can of worms, BMUS. It's a few simple historical facts, which are explained easily in a single post.

If you don't KNOW the history, but profess to write about it anyway, you can make a can of worms for yourself.

LOL! No, I don't think it did. He writes as if it /might/ have happened, though.

"Rudy Canoza" is a fictional character invented by radio genius Phil Hendrie, who - alas! - is no longer on the radio, having gone entirely to subscription-based podcasts. I don't know if you're familiar with Hendrie at all, but his old radio was hoax talk radio. He would start a segment interviewing a "guest", e.g. Canoza, and the guest always had a story that started out pretty dodgy and got increasingly absurd. The interview would continue up to the first commercial break, then continue for another minute or so until Phil began taking calls from listeners who didn't know that Hendrie was doing the voice of the guest. The callers always wanted to argue with the guest, sometimes ferociously, and Phil always sided with the callers as a way of maintaining the illusion that the guest was a different person. He was really talented at that.

"Bud Dickman", another Hendrie-voiced character, was the young station intern, and his story was that he had ridden his motorcycle into a tree and had brain damage. His speech was somewhat impaired, and he was a complete goof. He is the inspiration for my saying that #ReamMeUpTheAssScotty rode his scooter into a tree.

I can send you links to about four or five Hendrie segments that I have, if you're interested.

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He sounds like a big h*mo.

Is that why your posts *completely* f*ck up the indentation and spacing?

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I don't think your being a big h*mo has anything to do with it.

Then how *IS* it that you manage to f*ck up the indentation and spacing in every post?

Oh, wait - maybe *this* is it: User-Agent: Groundhog Newsreader for Android

You dumb drooling fat h*mo.

It would explain a lot. d8-)

It sounds good. Yeah, I'd appreciate a link or two.

"My view is better than your view. I know that's true because it is."

I was researching some medicinal herbs used in spiced wines and liqueurs and wormwood (aka mugwort) came up. A link took me to a verse in John's Revelations which is sometimes read as an angel and sometimes taken to be a star.

I'm not especially religious, certainly not any organized religion but it's always interesting reading. The star named wormwood is also a bit of current conspiracy theory in lala land which is also fascinating reading, so I clicked on.

It turns out the word in the original (oldest) manuscripts was translated into English as wormwood, a spice (family) noted for extreme bitterness.

One link and another and I wind up at where I read: "The Greek word is believed to refer to a plant of the genus Artemisia, used metaphorically to mean something with a bitter taste. The English rendering "wormwood" refers to the dark green oil produced by the plant, which was used to kill intestinal worms. In the Book of Revelation, it refers to the water being turned into wormwood, i.e. made bitter. "Revelation 8 verse 10. "The third angel sounded his trumpet, and a great star, blazing like a torch, fell from the sky on a third of

Wormwood. A third of the waters turned bitter, and many people died

Makes one wonder if the original prophesy wasn't simply that bitterness would over take the world and the rest of the angel/star/etc is just a bit of colorful phasing and a curiosity of translation.

When we get to actually shooting at each other and domestic terrorism, we will even have the people dying part.

Don't wait up for me on the shooting part. I'll probably be out fishing.

Best set up camp in the wilderness until it's all over. Then come back with a new identity.

It's your choice if you shoot back. You don't get to decide to not be shot at.

Consider some of the rhetoric we see in this very group. Cull out the blowhards. Add they believe they are on a mission from God. Add that it's going on everywhere and seems to be socially "OK" for the moment..

Revolutions happen. Mostly they eliminate the winning side's perceived enemies.

I think I saw that movie.

On 1/26/2018 8:06 PM, Rudy Canoza wrote:

STFU little man Ball, you worthless traitorous worm!

I think it's time for shitbag tRudey/Jonathan Ball to be TOS'd.

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It would be hard to come up with a more perfect statement of what you and BMUS are all about.

Did you ever go to one of those Flat Earth web sites and ask yourself, "Do these guys really believe this shit, or is this just a fantastic parody site?"

I get the same vibe with these BMUS.