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Cindy Sheehan finds a new man:
I am seeing a Vietnam vet right now.
UPDATE. Sheehan’s Australian visit remains underwhelming:
Ms Sheehan was speaking at a protest rally outside the Liberal Party offices in Exhibition street.
She told about 200 people the war on terror was immoral and eroded basic civil and human rights.
Not much Australian coverage lately. Sheehan fever might be cooling down.
- Maybe its this man…
http://www.townhall.com/opinion/columns/michellemalkin/2006/05/24/198572.html
http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk/2006/05/stop_the_lies.html
Posted by thefrollickingmole on 2006 05 27 at 04:35 AM • permalink
- Thom Lyons?Posted by HisHineness on 2006 05 27 at 04:35 AM • permalink
- #3 you beat me to it.
That was my initial thought.
Wonder what the latest is there. There’s been nothing by Tex at Whackingday for quite some time.
Always thought his lies would demand some wider coverage.Posted by Hank Reardon on 2006 05 27 at 05:00 AM • permalink
- No question this mad woman is overcome with grief, but this is going a bit far.
Over the years I’ve known people who have over protective mothers. If I had to stereotype, they would be an only child, almost all male, often born to older mothers who no longer have hubby around and not much else to distract them in life (e.g. career etc). Seymour Skinner and his mother capture it perfectly.
Don’t know whether Cindy fitted into the stereotype.
But one thing I don’t get: if she was such a doting mother, what did she think in the first place when Casey told her he was joining the army. Did they think the army would ask her opinion before sending Casey into action? Did she do her nut, or did she just assume it was just a safe job and nothing would ever happen? Is anyone aware of the story here, or is it something Cindy keeps to herself?
Posted by Flying Giraffe on 2006 05 27 at 05:31 AM • permalink
- I would suggest Ho Chi Minh, but I heard somewhere he carked it a while ago, so it’s probably Thom Lyons (he’s a commie fellow traveller)Posted by Pedro the Ignorant on 2006 05 27 at 05:59 AM • permalink
- Beautiful, Big Arnie, just beautiful!Posted by SwinishCapitalist on 2006 05 27 at 06:01 AM • permalink
- “Education/experience: I went to UCLA and left school with one year left to earn my B.A. in history. The only thing that has trained me for my activism career is the death of my son, Casey, in the immoral and illegal war on Iraq.”
She went to UCLA and never was exposed to lefty social activism. I guess that was covered in the fourth year of a liberal arts degree at UCLA.
- OT
PICTURES WE NEED PICTURES!!!
“Koala suit no match for breasts”
http://www.bordermail.com.au/news/bm/national/242715.html
- #19&20;: El, you’re absolutely on fire this morning! LOL!
From the Madonna of the Ditch – “Person outside my family I most admire: Anyone who is working to get our troops out of Iraq and for peace.” Zarqawi? “Ahminijihad” (a/k/a the Gilligan of Persia)? Sheehan’s got a one-track mind, and the locomotive has no brakes, the signals are all down, and the bridge is out.
Also, could somebody get that T-shirt off of her?
And if someone does take the t-shirt off The Ditch Witch™, please take her away from the cameras first. Thank you.
Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2006 05 27 at 09:28 AM • permalink
- The real victim in all this is Master Yoda. You just made my Hate List, Cindy.Posted by Daniel San on 2006 05 27 at 09:35 AM • permalink
- Armin Tanzarian?Posted by tachyonshuggy on 2006 05 27 at 10:22 AM • permalink
- It must be Jesse “Scottish Play”. He did win the Iron Victoria Cross, with Oak Leaf Clusters, Third Class, in Nam before he turned against the Punic Wars. Just the type that would appeal to Cindy. Brave, yet progressive.Posted by andycanuck on 2006 05 27 at 10:31 AM • permalink
- Mantra: “Do, or do not. There is no try.” (Jedi Master Yoda.)
Is this an IowaHawk spoof?
Posted by Bruce Rheinstein on 2006 05 27 at 11:47 AM • permalink
- Reading that whole sadass interview, it strikes me the poor woman has always been a bit stupid. But to take as her mantra the “saying” of a muppet…! Is anyone really surprised at Cindy’s Progress? Is her date perhaps Mr. Brisk? She does seem to feed at Beelzebub’s Orchard, doesn’t she?
I did despise her until now. Now it’s all pity.
- General Giap.Posted by richard mcenroe on 2006 05 27 at 12:37 PM • permalink
- #38: Blushes mightily.
Too kind, old fellow, too kind, really. But simply commenting here taxes my poor knowledge of computer technology to the utmost.
Ok, Cousin Larry, here’s your ten bucks. Remember: come back tomorrow, write about having seen Wronwright enter a Motel Six with Cindy Sheehan, and there will be another sawbuck in it for you. And thanks!
- Search Criteria:
1. Vietnam veteran
2. IQ sufficiently low enough to permit becoming romantically involved with a fame-whore like Cindy Sheehan
SEARCHING….
MATCH FOUND
Gump, Forrest
Posted by TokenModerateGuy on 2006 05 27 at 07:39 PM • permalink
- Looking at me you’d never guess: I am a radical peacenik.
Bullshit! That’s exactly how the missus recognised her at Brisbane airport.
The wife said she was looking at this American “freak” woman, wearing hippie gear, sandals and an angry lezzo haircut when she noticed the word “Casey” tattooed on her ankle. It then dawned on her as to who this “freak” was.
Apparently, nobody else in the airport actually seemed to recognise Sheehan. I doubt the wife would have known who she was either, except for the fact that she has a ranting RWDB husband.
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Remember Yoda demonstrating against the Jedi-Industrial Complex, and the illegal occupation of the ice-planet Hoth?
Looking at me you’d never guess: I am a radical peacenik.
Oh really?