Rightbloggers Go Alex Jones, Denounce Bipartisan "Ruling Class," Propose Groovy Revolution -- to Elect Republicans

• Once you have determined a keyword that you feel could be profitable, the next step is setting up a website to target that term

• Hands down, Apple's app store wins by a mile. It's a huge selection of all sorts of apps vs a rather sad selection of a handful for Zune. Microsoft has plans, especially in the realm of games, but I'm not sure I'd want to bet on the future if this aspect is important to you. The iPod is a much better choice in that case.

• I agree with you. This type of projects should be encouraged and I think that these type of projects are the projects for the future. . . . .

• Interesting article. At 59, I'm well old enough to remember when conservatives and liberals of good will -- which was most of them back then -- would sit down together to hash out a way to move forward, a way maybe not perfect for everybody, but acceptable, at a minimum, to just about anybody. I like to think there are some of those still around. And I *hope* to hell there are, though they've all gone invisible during the Obama Presidency, it seems, a disappearing act that began during the Bush years. But right now, it's a glimpse of the blindingly obvious to note that the blabosphere is dominated by extremists who aren't the least bit interested in entertaining any notion other than one that popped into their brains when two of their brain cells happened to bump into each other. We see a bit of this on the left, including, sometimes, right here in the Village Voice. That acknowledged, the right far and away dominates the radioactive part of the blabosphere, particularly in the forms of Limbaugh, Beck, Hannity, etc. For now, the right can take pride in winning the most golds, by far, at the Asininity Olympics (as the left has done in the past, particularly in the 1960's and '70's). What worries me most is that some on the right, though not all, are advocating in one form or the other a statism in conjunction with corporatism. Why does that worry me? -- because the logical end result of that is fascism. I mean "fascism" in its political and economic senses, not as bused by Hitler's Nazi's; I'm not only not making that comparison, but completely reject it. Some will object that Obama is seeking a socialist system. They'll point out facts such as ownership control by the government of GM. They will completely ignore that for the government to have ownership control of a single private company is on the other side of the universe from actual "socialism." (If you're unsure what I mean, please look it up.) We're not in any danger of "Red Star over D.C." anytime soon. If anything, the real danger, in the shorter term, is to find a as-yet-to-be-designed flag of "Wall Street over D.C." Or maybe we can just forego the flag over the Potomac and openly move the actual control to Wall Street.

• Interesting article. At 59, I'm well old enough to remember when conservatives and liberals of good will -- which was most of them back then -- would sit down together to hash out a way to move forward, a way maybe not perfect for everybody, but acceptable, at a minimum, to just about anybody. I like to think there are some of those still around. And I *hope* to hell there are, though they've all gone invisible during the Obama Presidency, it seems, a disappearing act that began during the Bush years. But right now, it's a glimpse of the blindingly obvious to note that the blabosphere is dominated by extremists who aren't the least bit interested in entertaining any notion other than one that popped into their brains when two of their brain cells happened to bump into each other. We see a bit of this on the left, including, sometimes, right here in the Village Voice. That acknowledged, the right far and away dominates the radioactive part of the blabosphere, particularly in the forms of Limbaugh, Beck, Hannity, etc. For now, the right can take pride in winning the most golds, by far, at the Asininity Olympics (as the left has done in the past, particularly in the 1960's and '70's). What worries me most is that some on the right, though not all, are advocating in one form or the other a statism in conjunction with corporatism. Why does that worry me? -- because the logical end result of that is fascism. I mean "fascism" in its political and economic senses, not as bused by Hitler's Nazi's; I'm not only not making that comparison, but completely reject it. Some will object that Obama is seeking a socialist system. They'll point out facts such as ownership control by the government of GM. They will completely ignore that for the government to have ownership control of a single private company is on the other side of the universe from actual "socialism." (If you're unsure what I mean, please look it up.) We're not in any danger of "Red Star over D.C." anytime soon. If anything, the real danger, in the shorter term, is to find a as-yet-to-be-designed flag of "Wall Street over D.C." Or maybe we can just forego the flag over the Potomac and openly move the actual control to Wall Street.

• "The author seems to have missed the irony in being praised by DeLay." Mark is one of those people who thinks Tom DeLay is a poor, innocent victim. That "lake of gasoline" quote of his? Yeah, he said that in reaction to Tom DeLay being investigated.

• Oops! I just realized I misread Mr. Noonan's statement "Never read the book, did you?" He probably should have written "Never read the book, have you?" But I retract the fifth sentence in my previous comment above.

• Mark Noonan kills liberals.... on the internet.

• "Absolute determination to clear the entire left out, as that is the only way to do it." And the only way to do <i>that</i> is to kill us all. Do you see where we might think you were actually out to do that? "The really good news for us is that violations of the law are endemic on the left." Violations of the law are endemic among human beings. "If we can secure power and merely enforce the laws...then it stands to reason that a lot of senior leaders of the left will get to find out how nice people like Mumia can really be..." I must have missed the part where this was about Mumia. "Never read the book" Then you're <i>not</i> the Mark Noonan who co-wrote <i>Caucus of Corruption</i> in 2007?

• The author seems to have missed the irony in being praised by DeLay.

• Zap, Never read the book, did you?

• As the GOP was being buried by corruption scandal after corruption scandal, Mark Noonan wrote a book about political corruption (blaming everything on Democrats, of course), then went and got a promo blurb from Tom DeLay. Just so everybody's clear on the level of delusion Noonan brings to the table. Back when the GOP was running the show, he was delusional, sure, but not hysterical. The hysteria came after Obama's victory. It really pushed Mark over the edge.

• hehe. Mark Noonan's little penis is threatened. Must defend honor on the internets!!!!!

• It is interesting how commenters "Jim" and "Mark Noonan" show modern conservatism's range, from disingenuous to batshit. Jim: Republicans? Tea Baggers are only for 100 Per Cent Americanism! There's nothing Republican or Democratic about it. Mark Noonan: As soon as we regain power, we will drain your liberal swamp and arrest you radical marxist criminal race-traitors!

• Carried away? Hardly - just trying to clearly define just what sort of attitude we must have. Absolute determination to clear the entire left out, as that is the only way to do it. You guys on the left have wanted it all and have, to your credit, kept up relentless pressure to advance your cause - in order to defeat you and restore fully constitutional government in the United States, we will have to be no less determined. The really good news for us is that violations of the law are endemic on the left. If we can secure power and merely enforce the laws - which the GOP part of the ruling class has steadfastly refused to do - then it stands to reason that a lot of senior leaders of the left will get to find out how nice people like Mumia can really be, up close and personal.

• <i>The tea party movement is not associated with any political party, It is a movement to get the politicians in washington to "listen to the wishes of their conctituants [sic]"</i> Uh huh. It's just a coincidence that they always support Republicans and that Republican candidates always trip over themselves to align themselves with them. Seriously, are you even fooling yourself at this point? That is some seriously deep delusion.

• Hey Roy, do you consider "Bums In The Street" your "Stairway To Heaven"? HAHAHAHA!!!!!

• Roy - dont be too hard on mark. after all he's gotta serve his red meat to a foaming pack of homophobic wingnuts...on a mission fm gawd!

• The tea party movement is not associated with any political party, It is a movement to get the politicians in washington to "listen to the wishes of their conctituants" The must remember they are there to "REPRESENT" not to rule! It is not "republican" it is American. The political class has made itself into a ruling class, this is unconstitutional and against everything this country was founded on

• Another perfect use of the "pew pew." You rock, Roy. Instaputz has graduated from joke to laughingstock in my book. And he still has that state university gig, I see.

• <i>I really do urge our Democrats to step back from the edge - you are sitting in a lake of gasoline and you are playing with fire. We on our side will only put up with so much before we start to pay back with usury what we have received... you'd better start accepting political reality before things get really bad.</i> Oh man, that really is a classic. What makes it even funnier: After Obama's election, there was a bit of discussion as to whether or not the Obama administration would launch any investigations into the Bush administration's wrongdoing. Mark Noonan hysterically insisted that to even <i>think</i> about maybe possibly one day doing such a thing was an explicit act of treason and would set off a civil war. Noonan's been agitating for civil war for a while. He doesn't like having this pointed out, though--he turns tail and deletes any post that mentions it...even as he continues to agitate for civil war. He's one demented wingnut.

• Thanks for the editorial services, Sarah Shakespeare.

• I'm sure the plutocracy thanks them for their volunteer services.

• <i>Despite your dismissal of Mr. Codevilla, he is Professor Emeritus of International Relations at Boston University; so how about a little respect for his credentials.</i> Elitist!

• No such word as "canival". Pls refudiate.

• <I>But since you disagree with him, then it's okay to sling the mud, right? ...(head shake here)</I> First time on the internets, buddy?

• Mr. Edroso: Despite your dismissal of Mr. Codevilla, he is Professor Emeritus of International Relations at Boston University; so how about a little respect for his credentials. You don't have to agree with him, but there is no valid argument that he is a lapdog for anyone. But since you disagree with him, then it's okay to sling the mud, right?...(head shake here)

• <i>19th-Century Philosopher Herbert Spencer, who according to Willis turned the phrase "survival of the fittest" into "the meme of choice for generations of elitists who knew little about the scientific method nor the origin of species but all about what was best for us little people out here." </i> Wait, what - now they are upholding Darwinian theory?

• You get the impression these guys can't even shave without making a goddamn Braveheart speech in the mirror.

• I do not think "First Amendment" means what Dwayne thinks it means.

• WTF? Here's what I get at YouTube search: <i>�obama deception� results 1 - 20 of about 73,400. </i> And half of those seem to mention Alex Jones and infowars. So did hackers scrub tens of thousands of versions and now they're all magically back? And only because I love it to death, here's Mark Noonan's scary threat from 2006: <i>I really do urge our Democrats to step back from the edge - you are sitting in a lake of gasoline and you are playing with fire. We on our side will only put up with so much before we start to pay back with usury what we have received... you'd better start accepting political reality before things get really bad.</i> What was it so worthy of belligerent posturing and terrifying ultimatums? The persecution of Tom Delay. These people are such puny dicks.

• "You might expect a respectable figure like Reynolds...would suggest the use of firearms against the government right this moment is a little over the line." My expectations were not great to begin with. Little Pig: "Wonder how the University of Tennessee campus security feels about the Ol' Perfesser's call for armed uprising?" Wonder how the Ol' Perfesser feels about a black man with a uniform and a nightstick auditing his classes. Dewayne Rogers: "Everyone is angry (aside from the shunning of various rights) because when the Obama Deception video was deleted the 6.5 million views went with it. What if the bank closed your account and just shrugged and said, 'Open a new one from scratch?'" Were the 6.5 million viewers retroactively blinded and lobotomized? Might want to check your chronology.

• "Dwayne Rogers says: Everyone is angry (aside from the shunning of various rights) because when the Obama Deception video was deleted the 6.5 million views went with it. What if the bank closed your account and just shrugged and said, "Open a new one from scratch?" A lot of hard work by many Constitutional Americans yanked by some hacker in the blink of an eye. Appalling stuff to say the least, whether you agree or disagree with the subject matter." What are these "various rights" of which speak? You have zero, none, NADA rights to post a video on a private corporation's website. So please tell me Dwayne what rights were "shunned" by the hackers? Secondly, you really are comparing the deletion of a youtube video (that can be replaced in minutes) to the permanent deletion of an individual bank account? And you wonder why the majority of people don't take you guys seriously? The only "appalling" aspect of this story is your shameless grab for sympathy via such a ridiculous analogy.

• <i>Jones (below left) also denounces "the Left-Right paradigm" that masks this totalitarian reality from us sheeple.</i> This is quickly becoming my favorite kind of bullshit. "Why are you liberals against me? Why can't we all come together, end Social Security and return this nation to Christian greatness? Why are you so closed-minded?!"

• Everyone is angry (aside from the shunning of various rights) because when the Obama Deception video was deleted the 6.5 million views went with it. What if the bank closed your account and just shrugged and said, "Open a new one from scratch?" A lot of hard work by many Constitutional Americans yanked by some hacker in the blink of an eye. Appalling stuff to say the least, whether you agree or disagree with the subject matter.

• Wonder how the University of Tennessee campus security feels about the Ol' Perfesser's call for armed uprising?

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