This is probably old news by now, but it never hurts, I guess, to remind folks of the creeping shadows slinking over our great land and the similarities between some of the things taking place today in the U.S. and the nastiness in North Korea, Cuba, Venezuela, Russia, China and pretty much anywhere there’s Muslims in any number. You know, those who forget the mistakes of the past are doomed to repeat them and all that? I think that may be why history isn’t taught in public school anymore. At least, not any history a historian would recognize. I think some people believe they can avoid the mistakes of the past.
Anyway, this is probably old news, but there’s video of some public school children singing praises to Obama. Video’s posted at YouTube. But the lyrics struck me, especially this …
“Barack Hussein Obama, mmm, mmm, mmm!
He said red, yellow, black or white ~ All are equal in his sight,
mmm, mmm, mmm!”
Creepy, huh? The irony is, whoever wrote those lyrics had to have been familiar with that old Christian song, “Jesus Loves the Little Children.” You know …
“Jesus loves the little children, All the children of the world.
Red and yellow, black and white ~ All are precious in His sight.
Jesus loves the little children of the world.”
Obama, Jesus … six of one, half dozen of another. Remember the Obama votive candles? Have the image of Obama there instead of Christ, Barack all resplendent in the purple robes and halo. Kyrie Eleison, huh? Seriously.
I got in an argument over who wrote that song, “Jesus Loves the Little Children.” I swore up and down it was Dale Evans. But I was wrong. Well, not really wrong, just mistaken. Actually Dale Evans wrote “The Bible Tells Me So.” You know, when I was a kid I had a crush on Dale Evans. She was hot back in her day. When I was a kid, I fantasized that Dale and Roy Rogers would gallop through our neighborhood on Buttermilk and Trigger on their way to visit with my folks. Dale would be trailing an extra horse behind her for me, and as she rode past us kids playing up at the corner she’d pass the reins to me and I’d climb up into the saddle, be all nonchalant, the other kids way down there on the ground, gawking and jealous. I’d cluck my tongue, “Git up, Lightning Strike,” nudge him into a run and catch up with Dale. Then me and her would go off together riding through the woods back of the house cause she had a crush on me, too. But you know what’s really sad about that story? It’s true.
I mentioned Barack earlier? He invited David Letterman and Chris Matthews to join him in the Rose Garden for a beer so Letterman and Matthews could work out their differences. He assured them both that his rear?end was of a sufficient size that they could both comfortably kiss it at the same time.
From now on, quotes I pull from the Internet will carry the lead?in, “From The ‘Net.” In fact, let’s let “Trewsx7″ start us off …
From The ‘Net: “Obama still maintains an approval rating above 50%. The only loss of ‘public trust’ that Obama has ever witnessed is the nutjob Glen Beck fans, the teabaggers, and religious evangelical idiots from the South that make up the base of the GOP.” ~ Trewsx7, posted at politico.com, Sep. 21, 2009 ? 5:56 PM EST
So, GOPers … which are you? Nutjob Glen Beck fan, teabagger or religious evangelical idiot from the South? No, you can only pick one, so choose wisely. I’m a religious evangelical idiot from the South.
And I Quote: “They’re at war with us.” ~ late-term abortion doctor Leroy Carhart, referring to the killing of fellow late-term abortion doctor George Tiller
You know, Leroy, I gotta say, killing is bad business. Whether the victim is a late-term abortionist or a baby who is trying its best to be born. Killing is a bad, bad business, Leroy.
Hey, you know what? I found out what H1N1 stands for. You know, the swine flu? I found out what H1N1 stands for: Hysteria1Nonsense1. Yes, as a matter of fact, I am scoffing. I don’t buy the whole pandemic scare. You can have my swine flu shot if you want it, I’ll take my chances with my own natural, undiluted immune system ~ the one God gave me when I became a religious evangelical idiot.
Talk about famous last words, huh? Now watch me die from swine flu in a month. Talk about irony. Not to mention my detractors getting the last laugh. Naw, I can’t give em the satisfaction. I don’t care if I get the Plague, I can’t die now. I don’t care if cold, stinky Death himself comes knocking at my bedroom door with his bloody sickle dripping fire, he’s gonna have to catch me first. I don’t so much care about dying, but in my heart of hearts, I can’t give my detractors the last laugh.
Which begs the question: Where, exactly, is our heart of hearts? We got our regular heart, which is located behind the rib cage. But where is that other heart? That heart of hearts? Some say it is located near the kidneys, some say it’s in our stomach. One wise guy I know said it’s in the genitalia. I told him, “No, look a little farther on back and around to the part you sit on … but that’s not your heart of hearts, that’s your brain.” Lot’a people sitting on their brain. No, I think the heart of hearts is really just another name for the gizzard. I could be wrong, but I’m thinking it’s the gizzard simply because it’s so tough. That’s gotta be your heart of hearts. Your gizzard.
Wasn’t there a writer from Atlanta that died, a humorist, named Gizzard? Lewis Gizzard? What ever became of him?


By Kenneth Balog




