Fun Facts About Terrorists

[freedomfrypizza]

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[nehemiah]

supremely unfunny except for: The word "martyr" is just a fancy name for "crappy fighter".... which is mildly amusing.

poop.

[ckg68]

Advertised on Fox News and angry radio talk show programs EVERYWHERE! Because it never hurts to repeat stereotypes of anyone,even if they're :bs:.

[rob on the job]

supremely unfunny except for: The word "martyr" is just a fancy name for "crappy fighter".... which is mildly amusing.

poop.

And yet you guys shit your drawers laughing at Keith Olbermann and Bill Maher.

[ckg68]

And also Bill Hicks & Denis Leary.

Don't forget them.

[rob on the job]

And also Bill Hicks & Denis Leary.

Don't forget them.

And of course, don't forget the King of all leftist wise-asses:

http://www.theadnostic.com/lauren/JonStewart.jpg

[ckg68]

Uh,Hicks and Leary are libertarian comics.

Can't really call 'em lefties. But funny as hell.

[rob on the job]

And who do we poor conservatives have?

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[JLB]

And yet you guys shit your drawers laughing at Keith Olbermann and Bill Maher.

Now those are 2 real beauties.

They might some day be shot trying to escape.

From what you may ask reality baby reality.

[rob on the job]

http://sixmeatbuffet.com/images/olbermanndouche2.jpg

[rob on the job]

http://www.anniemayhem.com/blog%20pics/Olbermann_worst.jpg

[freedomfrypizza]

supremely unfunny except for: The word "martyr" is just a fancy name for "crappy fighter".... which is mildly amusing.

poop.

That was my favorite line as well. I'd upgrade it from mildly amusing to quite clever.

[jimmifli]

And who do we poor conservatives have?

http://i.timeinc.net/time/covers/1101050425/gallery/photos/photo06.jpg
Her neck really creeps me out in that picture.

http://www.arclightcinemas.com/images/E_T_lge.jpg

[35Pete]

http://www.anniemayhem.com/blog%20pics/Olbermann_worst.jpg

Don't forget that lovely left-wing CNN collumnist Molly Ivins...


http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y241/35Pete/molly_the_dog.jpg

[nehemiah]

calumnists at fauxnews.

HA! i made a funny even though it's true.

[nehemiah]

to rob and pete (even though he lost a bunch of weight)

There's no room for faith, truth, nor honesty in this bosom of thine. It is all filled up with guts and midriff.
Henry IV, part I

[rob on the job]

To Nehemiah Robespierre:

Go pleasure thy hind end with thine own organ.

[nehemiah]

being called robespierre is a compliment.

[rob on the job]

being called robespierre is a compliment.

Sure. Robespierre was asexual, amoral and untrustworthy. I can see why you admire him so.

[JoetheDictator]

Oh and if anyone thinks these Islamic fundies are good people. Watch TLC right now. Go ahead and do it.

[nehemiah]

Sure. Robespierre was asexual, amoral and untrustworthy. I can see why you admire him so.:rofl:

do you know anything about robespierre? oy vey.

you're starting to post like upstart.

[nehemiah]

That was my favorite line as well. I'd upgrade it from mildly amusing to quite clever.i'll see your "quite clever" and meet you halfway at "gigglesome".

:D

[JoetheDictator]

Her neck really creeps me out in that picture.

http://www.arclightcinemas.com/images/E_T_lge.jpg

Thats true, but ewwwwwww.

calumnists at fauxnews.

HA! i made a funny even though it's true.

Good job. :guy:

[JoetheDictator]

Sure. Robespierre was asexual, amoral and untrustworthy. I can see why you admire him so.

He was also a power hungry megalomaniac who was the blueprint for all future dictators interested in social engineering. See Hitler, Mussolini, Lenin, Stalin, and the argument could be made for Bush II. He also tried to get an athiestic cult of personality established about him. Even if you do not believe the claims of Christ, this is not the issue here, keep in mind lots of folks in the first century in Israel were claiming to be messianic or Godlike. Robespierre was the first modern person to have a cult of personality. He was quite psychotic. However, to his credit his policies such as the Levee en Masse did pave the way for Napoleon to conquer much of Europe. Also, prior to the Reign of Terror many of the ruling and learned classes in Europe and the early USA praised the French Revolution. His reign of terror ended this. I would argue that he and not Napoleon betrayed the high ideas of the French Revolution. Especially considering that Napoleon spread the ideas of Egalite, Fraternitie, and Liberte across Europe and ultimately inspired the Democratic fervor that swept across Europe in the 19th century.

[nehemiah]

:rofl:

phantom is wrong. again.

historians around the world unite in their disgust at his methods and conclusions.

[rob on the job]

:rofl:

phantom is wrong. again.

historians around the world unite in their disgust at his methods and conclusions.

Nehemiah, I don't think there are any inaccuracies in Gibby's post.

An apology to him is order, I would think

[freedomfrypizza]

being called robespierre is a compliment.

Wasn't he executed for executing too many people (i.e. anyone he thought should die or threatened his power)?

[nehemiah]

Nehemiah, I don't think there are any inaccuracies in Gibby's post.

An apology to him is order, I would thinktons of inaccuracies.

TONS.

[rob on the job]

tons of inaccuracies.

TONS.

Well, when in the face of that kind of logic and evidence, who can argue?

[nehemiah]

Well, when in the face of that kind of logic and evidence, who can argue?He was also a power hungry megalomaniac who was the blueprint for all future dictators interested in social engineering. See Hitler, Mussolini, Lenin, Stalin, and the argument could be made for Bush II. He also tried to get an athiestic cult of personality established about him. Even if you do not believe the claims of Christ, this is not the issue here, keep in mind lots of folks in the first century in Israel were claiming to be messianic or Godlike. Robespierre was the first modern person to have a cult of personality. He was quite psychotic. However, to his credit his policies such as the Levee en Masse did pave the way for Napoleon to conquer much of Europe. Also, prior to the Reign of Terror many of the ruling and learned classes in Europe and the early USA praised the French Revolution. His reign of terror ended this. I would argue that he and not Napoleon betrayed the high ideas of the French Revolution. Especially considering that Napoleon spread the ideas of Egalite, Fraternitie, and Liberte across Europe and ultimately inspired the Democratic fervor that swept across Europe in the 19th century.please explain how phantom's post proves anything.

no cites. no logic. no nothing.

not to mention he praises napolean for the things he criticizes robespierre for.

as a historian, gibby must be held to a higher standard. he fails, in this instance, to live up to that standard.

[rob on the job]

please explain how phantom's post proves anything. ...

He wasn't proving anything, IMO.

Much of what he posted was subjective, some of what he said was factual. And his conclusion was, obviously, hypothetical.

Still, none of it was out-and-out inaccurate.

[JoetheDictator]

tons of inaccuracies.

TONS.

Would you care to enlighten us Maxim as to what these mistakes are, or will we be forced to send you to your own guillotine?

[JoetheDictator]

please explain how phantom's post proves anything.

no cites. no logic. no nothing.

not to mention he praises napolean for the things he criticizes robespierre for.

as a historian, gibby must be held to a higher standard. he fails, in this instance, to live up to that standard.

You are right, I should be held to a higher standard than you. So here are some sources.

As usual you can start with the wikipedia (not the best, but generally a good starting point) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximilien_Robespierre

Here is Robespierre's cult and it isn't difficult to fathom that he fashioned the god figure in this religion on himself. It was indeed an athiestic religion.
http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/robespierre-supreme.html

Proof in the pudding, in this you will find how he justifies ending a democratic government or any fashion of government established on Egalite, Fraternite, Liberte. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/robespierre-terror.html

More will be given as I find it. So you want sources okay. As for fact, well that is open to interpretation now isn't it.

[JoetheDictator]

Wasn't he executed for executing too many people (i.e. anyone he thought should die or threatened his power)?

yup.

[JLB]

http://sixmeatbuffet.com/images/olbermanndouche2.jpg

This guy has ratings? :guy:
Thanks Rob!!
How did I miss this one.