Huckabee's Easter Egg/WMD argument reminds me of

[rusty quoin]

Rumsfeld's, Cheney's, and Wolfowitz's 1976 story of the secret Soviet WMDs. Their Team B (From Outer Space, or so it seemed), argued that since we could not detect the WMDs, the Soviets obviously had new secret undetectable WMDs.

http://www.infowars.com/articles/world/bbc_doc_exposes_necon_deceits.htm

Little has changed.

[gateley]

1. OT -- Did you hear Alex Jones on the radio last night? nt

[rusty quoin]

2. No

[gateley]

5. He said -- in 2005 -- that the "Powers That Be" were planning on bursting

the sub-prime mortgage bubble.

I remember hearing him say that, but I had no idea what he was talking about.

I don't know if you're familiar with him or not, but he's generally considered a conspiracy nut. At times, when I've heard him, my eyes rolled so far back in my head I practically fell out of my chair. Then something he'd mentioned would come to pass. I'd think "well, he was right on that, but the other stuff he's talking about is just too crazy." Then something else would transpire that he'd warned about.

It's still hard to believe him because so much of his stuff is so "out there" -- but we're finding that the truth is more insane than we ever thought possible.

If he's correct, bottom line -- we're screwn.

[Barack_America]

3. I just thought how lost easter eggs always started to stink after a while...

And I thought it was a ridiculous analogy.

[jillan]

4. haha! Thanks for posting this. I watched Huckabee make that comment

and couldn't believe my poor little ears that anyone can be that much of an asshole.

[ashling]

6. Republicans believe in the Easter Bunny?

as we have been told, they do create their own reality