You people are so ridiculous. I have a company and a foundation to run, employing more than twenty people. I have to raise $3.5 million a year from over 40,000 individuals in order to keep these operations running. I am a Fox contributor on daily call for television commentaries. I have a book just out to promote (I do over 150 hours of radio talk shows a year besides this), a newly published pamphlet (you'll be pleased to note it's called The Death of the Civil Rights Movement), an ad campaign to coordinate for that, a website at SlapHillary.com which got 6 million hits this week to oversee, an online daily magazine to edit, hundreds of letters to the editor for both sites that I have to read and answer daily, a column for Salon to write, an event to host at which 70 inner city charities will attend and which is coming up in a couple of weeks, speaking trips to New York, Kansas and Texas this month, a book on progressive witch-hunts to write, two strategy newsletters a week to write and publish (you can check out this activity at my third website www.politicalwar.com), and you think I am being paid to bother a little kaffe klatch of nobodies? Give me a break.This just shows what narcissistic paranoids you are. What are you doing on this website that anyone in his right mind would want to disrupt? The simple truth is, you can't handle your own insignificance, and you can't handle intellectual or political disagreement. You have to label it, demonize it and exorcise it. That's what the don't-respond-to-David-Horowitz movement is about. I'm here mainly for my amusement and but also for my edification. I just wanted to check that you're still totalitarians at heart. Look in the mirror, and wake up. PNFPNF@aol.com wrote: > It seems to me that someone being paid by the right to disrupt this list is > as much spamming it as would be someone constantly popping in rightwing (or > any other) commercials. Spam is to be ignored. (Let us avoid the disruption > of arguments over censoring.) I too pledge no-more-on-DH-subject/s. > Paula
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