Vast Write Wing - May 2008

[lwoolley]

Lynn:

I hope you have the time, and a high speed Internet hoohup. All I have is a land line, and it is so slow, it wont load on my computer. I have been trying to find a high speed wireless so that I may be able to load some these large files. What little I could get loaded, looks like it could be very important.

Eldon Raines
Tempe, TX
eldonraines@cs.com


http://www.usawakeup.org <http://www.usawakeup.org/>

[lwoolley]

Dear Mr. Woolley,

This is the first time I have ever done this but I just had to let you know that your show has changed the way I look at the government, and what Rush calls the drive by media. I don't even like to read the Temple Daily Telegram anymore. I am 23 and have lived in the Temple area all my life, I have found it hard to find people my age that have enough logic to talk to about today's issues, without me shutting down every argument they have to offer on the subjects of global warming, Obama, or Hillary. I just wanted to let you know that I would rather listen to you then Rush. Keep up the good work hope to see you around town you are a great American just wish there were more like you in this country it would be a better place.


Loyal Pupil,
Chad

[lwoolley]

Lynn:

Reference to the following world problems:

1. World wide food shortages:

If you feed the rest of the world for a day, you have to do it again tomorrow. If you help them feed themselves, they solve their own problem. There is no shortage in the rest of the world of people wanting to help themselves. There is only a shortage in technology, water, seed, etc. If you can eliminate the greed at the top and provide the technology, the people will benefit more in growing their own food than they will with continuous handouts.

2. Price of oil:

A. Where there is a demand, supply will follow if you can eliminate the incompetent decision makers in Washington D.C. If everyone would stop voting to re-elect any public official, they would get the message that they only have one opportunity to get something done and would have no reason to continually take money from special interest groups. Texas has way too many beholding, professional politicians.

B. Logic dictates that if you want to end dependence on foreign oil, and you have the supply and means to do it; decision makers should get out of the way and let private industry do it. It is not as if the U.S. is too stupid to locate oil, get it out of the ground, refine it in NEW refineries, and sell it on a supply and demand basis; it is only that the U.S. has too many incompetent politicians and special interest groups in Washington D.C. to be logical.

3. Presidential race:

Logic dictates that none of the three major candidates are doing anything but telling lies to get elected. Much of what they are telling us they are going to do they either do not have the power to do, or much of the country will revolt if they try to do it. Just look at the damage McCain received over the immigration issue, and that was a minor issue compared to the economy, Iraq, oil prices, etc.

Just trying to help you be a little more logical.

Retro Ranger in West Texas

[lwoolley]

Ah, those right wing wacky observations you make. Conservatives do this - Democrats do that.

Talk about wacky! When are you going to release the audio tapes from your pastor's church sermons. And, by the way, can you give us the date that you last attended church? Are you a deacon in the church? Do you tithe the full 10%?

Oh, and when will you call for Senator David Bitter to publicly throw himself on the church altar and really confess all his sins with the late Washington Madame's ladies? Do you think he'll do it in the diapers that he was so fond of wearing in those sordid sessions?

Nah ... The right wing practices the double standard. If it's US, it's okay - If it's the Dems, let pile on 'em!

Cry, cry, whine and whine. Politics is so unfair, isn't it? The right wing whiney-hineys always think their party is mistreated.

LS

[lwoolley]

S.O.L

I believe one of the reasons why liberal talk radio does not work is because they try to hide who they are. They pander to voters on the topic de jour and then they move on. Look at what our congress has accomplished since we gave it up in 2006. That is right NADA.


MOE(Temple)

[lwoolley]

FYI, the film is very good but director Frank Darabont changes the ending a bit. The consensus is that you'll either love it or hate it.


Cheers.

Jeff

The Mist: Two-disc Collector’s Edition

http://dvd.monstersandcritics.com/revie ... 396830.php

[lwoolley]

Obama pulled in 78 percent of the black vote in South Carolina’s January contest, 84 percent in Missouri’s February vote, 87 percent in Ohio’s March 4 primary and 90 percent in Pennsylvania last month.

Tuesday night, he pulled in 91 percent of North Carolina’s black primary voters, and 92 percent of Indiana’s, according to early exit polls – numbers that would pose a major challenge for any White House hopeful.

Ron

[lwoolley]

SOL,
Today's WSJ has an excellent oped column on the total asininity of
biofuels........The Biofuels Backlash. Thought you might like to present
this ratification of your opinion over the airwaves. The column has some
really compelling and insightful numbers in it ........1700 gallons of water
to make one gallon of ethanol! Congress should look at its approval rating
instead of forcing a gaggle of the usual scapegoats to appear at some
silly-assed Congressional hearing where the likes of Leahy and Schumer will
peer accusingly over the tops of their little go-to-hell reading glasses.

Will enough of those Johnny-Come-Lately Democrats still love Obama in
November to get him elected?
USL

[lwoolley]

PEPSI SUPPORTS "LA RAZA"

PepsiCo has donated over $100,000 to La Raza and plenty of other Racist
Groups!
Diversity & Inclusion Section has the numbers and the groups listed.
http://www.pepsico.com/PEP_Citizenship/ ... /index.cfm





Also on a separate note.

Would you please invite Alex (Black Helicopter) Jones on your show to tear
him a new asshole(Sorry for the language). I can not stand this guy. He's
a wacko yes, but he's hurting the conservative movement by brainwashing
people into thinking devil worshipers rule the world.

As long as we are fighting amongst ourselves we will not save the
constitution.

[lwoolley]

Lynn,

I am happy to hear that you will be addressing the convention this year. I am sure you are excited about the exposure this will bring you but what is even more exciting is that the conservative movement will be exposed to more of you. Congratulations Lynn and I will keep you in my prayers. Be logical,


MOE (Temple)

[lwoolley]

Lynn,

I think the logical way to approach this easy. Simply ask yourself can you go into that voter booth holding your nose for somebody who compromises the conservative movement? I will not vote for John McCain under any circumstance. I am for the Dump McCain express if you choose to call us aboard.

Moe

[lwoolley]

Mr. Woolley, I listened to your discussion on “dump McCain” this morning and agree with you on the advantages of the Carter Administration and the effect it had on ushering in the Reagan Conservative movement. However, there were also some long-term negative effects in foreign policy that forever changed the Middle East and were the root causes for our problems today. Iranian Muslim fundamentalists reaped benefits from a weak Carter administration. Since the overthrow of the Shah, Iranian Muslim fundamentalists have made inroads in Lebanon, Syria and now in Iraq and Afghanistan where we are currently fighting wars. An Obama presidency would only embolden our enemies and further destabilize the region. I think the “dump McCain” with the hope of Obama failing is a risky adventure when a nation is at war. The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are real to me and my fellow Soldiers---we are doing the fighting. I too am a conservative and agree John McCain is not the best Republican candidate for President, however in time of war he will show the resolve and leadership necessary for the U.S. to remain a dominate power in the world.


Respectfully,


Bill Smith

Harker Heights

[lwoolley]

Lynn, For several weeks I've listened to you denounce
and put down John McCain because he is not your idea
of the "perfect" conservative. As a conservative I
agree with you BUT, while not being the best candidate
we could field, he is the lesser of two evils. I
think what you're proposing now is not only
irresponsible but highly damaging to our country. You
are basically openning the door to either 4 or 8 yrs
of Barrack and Michele Obama in the White House. I
think Obama will end up making Jimmy Carter look like
Abraham Lincoln. Please.... Be Logical

JIM - Killeen

[lwoolley]

Word coming out of the Heart 'o Texas is a "Dump Lynn" movement! (grin)

Don't know if it's true. But, if it does happen, Lynn can always get a job teaching --- teaching 2 words; Liberals and Conservative.

They make up most of his limited vocabulary and run the gamut of his insight from A to B.

LS

[lwoolley]

Lynn,
I agree with the others who have written or called, You need to back off and be logical! McCain is not my favorite but he was chosen by the majority of the republicans and I will support him as I don't want the dems. in office. Look at how things are going up now, wait till the dems. get in.
We could nominate a chimpanzee and I would vote for it before I would let a dem. in office. You are splitting the vote and it is going to benefit the dem's like when Ross Perot ran.

Sincerely
Claude Jewett
Midland, TX