THE BILL MINNICH BEND OVER BULL BRIGADE: PART TWO - YES BILL, WE HOPE AND PRAY TOO. YOU JUST PREY.

You don’t need to work hard at discrediting a person who discredits themselves. Bill Minich is a man who invokes God’s word as a means to discredit people like me who use The Holy Scriptures as a conduit to Christ’s Salvation. He despises religion and treats the scriptures with such revulsion, yet he appeals to them and uses them as if they suddenly have meaning or principles. Thus he gets to walk on both sides of the fence with a fence post sticking out of his brokeback mountain backside.

Here’s a little truth Bill will never understand: In this act he obliterates his integrity. It is the height of hypocrisy: Something he claims and complains conservatives and evangelicals do with amazing consistency. It’s so easy to point to others immorality when you don't have morals yourself. Well, thats Bill all over. He's "easy."
Interesting his Facebook Page has a picture of the "School House Rock" Bill. In this jingle "Bill" sings "I hope and pray that I will but today I am still just a bill." Now explain to me why a man who attacks Christians would choose such a picture to represent his "too ugly for a camera to produce" face. You don't pray Bill, you just prey on Christians.

It's called facebook Bill. Not con book or fag book or both ways book or stool sample book.

I swear if he had a brain he'd just quiver on the floor like a bowl of jello on a bad Japanese morning.

Well, after long talks with a number of good Godly men, many of whom deal with these pagan pissants daily. They seem to agree that it is time to stand up for Christ, for His people and His Kingdom. That turning the other cheek is not possible when every cheek has been offered up for wiping. It is time for harsh language and clarity, which go hand in hand. Words mean things, and these soph-morons use harsh language each day to batter Christians and conservatives into submission.

I’ve had folks on this blog tongue lash me for calling Bill, among other things, a fagot, an idiot, and a queer and...well...you get the point. I appreciate your sentiments and I know you mean well, but I mean to be mean.
This punk is vomit. He has not one redeeming quality. He uses my air and my resources and this is unacceptable.

Behold the tripe from this intellectual sociopath he wrote last Christmas:

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

The Bible before Solstice
Happy Solstice (if that's what you're into). The goddess Uzza gives us this reminder of all that's come before.


Twas around winter solstice, alone in the house
I was reading the Bible, as quiet as a mouse.
The stories were thrown in the book without care;
contradictions abounded, mistakes everywhere.


I could not understand, or believe what it said,
its tall tales of people come back from the dead;
original sin, which was such a bum rap,
blood sacrifice, curses, and other such crap.


When deep down inside I knew something's the matter
I sprang to the web to make sense of such chatter.
Away to the Google I flew like a flash,
to try and make out heads or tails of this trash.


The search engine gave me back millions of hits;
molesters, and con men, and other such shits.
When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,
but hundreds of gods from the earliest year.


With a little old edit, the story of Horus
I knew in a moment it must be the sou-rce.
More numerous than seagulls, gods and goddesses came,
and I whistled, and marveled, and called out their name;


Osiris! Adonis! Dionysus! Mithra!
There's Attis and Ishtar! And Baldr and Krishna!
To the land of the dead! Down to hell they all went,
to the underworld, after their lives were all spent.


Like fertility symbols these gods they all die,
and then get resurrected, back up in the sky.
So back up to heaven these deities flew,
to start new religions, and Jesus did too.


Right there in the gospels, just like you would guess,
a brand new Messiah turned up in this mess.
As I willingly tried to suspend disbelief
from the pages this Jesus guy came like a thief.


He was beat all to shit, from his head to his foot,
and put onto a cross just like Horus was put;
His birth in a manger, and marked by a star,
that's a detail he stole from the Goddess Ishtar.


His magic trick changing his water to wine,
was a ripoff of Bacchus who used to brew 'shine.
He claims to have brought people back from the dead,
that's just like the other gods—what they all said.
And in some of his stories he acts like a cad:
“Hate your mother and father! Don't bury your dad!”
Sends his guys to steal donkeys, and kills farmer's pigs,
and cusses a tree out for not giving figs.


He's a crazy old preacher, who just seems kind of silly
though I had to admit that his book was a dilly,
that tried hard to steal those old stories by stealth,
and I laughed when I read it, in spite of myself.
A shift of my eyes and a twist of my head,
to the headlines, told me I had nothing to dread:
all the Pope's rules have been shown not to work,
evangelicals picket, and act like a jerk;


They cry “war on Christmas” and make silly fusses,
when we put up billboards, or signs on our buses.
But to all the fanatics I give this epistle,
away from your church people fly like a missile,
And I have to exclaim, on this solsticey night,
that millions of us, without gods, are alright.

Ok..I'm back from the bathroom. God forgive me for this reprint but this illistrates his...well whatever

Here it is Bill. You go ahead and write your little blog but I will be on you like flies on the manure you spew from that brain God gave you. I will call you out each and every day, if that’s what God tells me to do, for I do this in love and obedience to the call of God. Bill's type will no longer be chided and left to trample my God and my Savior. I have a little something for him I will be giving him soon. I can’t wait to see the look on his face. I’ll be sure to take a picture. For you see, this little man, with the big words and the big blog, will meet a 6’ 3” 260 pound former defensive lineman with one hell of a head of steam. Rest easy friends, I’m going to get busy busting his chops. Bills blogging bull crap trap is now officially a target. He will not have his way with this Christian any longer. Bet your last dime on that. I’ve delt with dumber people than this who were bigger than he is.
You better bring it Bill, because you’ll only get one chance to use it.

SAUK COUNTY AND WHAT HAS COME TO PASS...

I’ve just spent the last two full days working to bring Christ to those whose lives are just a mess here in Wisconsin. If Michigan is a train wreck then Wisconsin is on the same track. Liberals have spent us into astounding debt. Why is it Obama gets to say “Bush left me with…" And Scott Walker can’t say “Doyle left this mess.”?

I went with Tom Stamman, seen here, and Impact Ministries International (IMI) into the poorest of Wisconsin’s 72 counties.

Let me say without pause: Tom Stamman is a God-filled amazing Prophet. And yes, he is very much a prophet.  I could only hope to walk at his side and I am forever greatful for the experience we shared these last two days.

Sauk county is where the famous “Wisconsin Dells” is located. Huge water parks, towering hotels, restaurants by the hundreds all line the streets of this area.

The owners of these parks and places all live elsewhere.

And that’s just where the money goes too: Elsewhere.

The people here work hard but there is no work. Winter is hard on the Dells area and the jobs dry up for eight months a year. Most homes are for sale or abandoned. We brought a positive message of grace and healing and God’s undying love, and for a time, things were better. But I know, now that I am back home, things will only change when people are given the power to change them. It’s easier to run a marathon than start a business in WI. right now. The restrictions and fees and taxes and permits and regulations have made starting a business too expensive for the banks to loan. Oh the banks have the money, lots and lots of money to go around, but no one is about to step out of their fear and apply for money and banks are not ready to lend. What Doyle did was remarkably criminal. And to look out past that and see what democrats in Washington have done with my son’s future makes me angry. Yet even in the small town of La Vell, there were union picket lines on main street in town. When I confronted them and asked them how this budget of Walkers will affect them personally, they gave only vague references to lower income as comebacks. Wretched. So filtered from the recession by their endless sick days, vacation days, personal days, holidays and snow days, they have no idea what the rest of us are enduring. On the second day, Tom Stamman and I confronted protesters near the library, where our meeting was, and across the street from the residence that hosted us. We made up posters to support Walker and stood in the cold across the street from the union people for more that two hours. Once they saw who we were and what our signs said, they called out the thugs and their group grew from five people to more than 30. But Tom and I persisted and we got more honks waves and calls of support than the union people did. My sign said “Unions are Parasites” on one side and “Unions – No! Latino’s Yes! on the other. That’s when the racial slurs started to come from across the street. I was accosted by a large union thug who got in my face and asked if I liked Mexicans. I said their work ethic and family values echoed my own, and therefore yes I did. He pushed me and questioned my patriotism. “Are you touching me? Are you pushing me?” I said loud enough for all to hear, and he pushed again. Tom came over and told him if he touched me again that I would have the right to defend myself.

He swore at me and stepped back.

I was ready for a fight. He apparently, was not. I was disappointed, but fine with that. After all I'd seen, I was ready to fight for these poor folks.

We fed good food to good people. We gave them a message of grace and faith and a promise to return in May. To my new friends in Sauk County, God’s peace and my prayers remain with you. To the union thug, I gave a piñata. No candy inside.

My perspective has changed. My priciples have not. I want to have a chat about one such liberal who is no stranger to these pages but is no less complicit in the plot to break America in my next post

Be afraid Bill. Be very afraid.

POLICE FIND LIVE AMMO OUTSIDE WISCONSIN CAPITAL BUILDING

Here in this artical, we see just how liberals make there point, or should I say "hollow point." as in the dozens of rounds of ammo found around the capital building since protesters were dispersed.

In the artical, it says, "Police made a disturbing discovery today outside the Wisconsin state Capitol Building -- dozens of rounds of live ammunition.



The building has been the scene of angry protests by thousands of people over Governor Scott Walker's proposal to curb the collective bargaining rights of state workers.


Deputies found eleven rounds at one entrance to the building, 29 rounds at another, and a single bullet was discovered at a third entrance.

University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Chief Susan Riseling says all of the bullets were hollow points -- one of the most deadly kinds of ammunition.

It's not known who left them behind.

This is the new civility the left screams for friends. It's called blood. We here in Wisconsin are at war. Does anyone realize the consequences?

And then there is the 7.5 Million dollars it will cost to repair the marble walls, floors and columns.
These are thugs, looters and thieves. They are not Wisconsin, but they will get what's coming to them.

THESE PEOPLE TEACH OUR KIDS? GOD PLEASE HELP US!

President Obama's Intervention in Wisconsin Violates Constitutional Obligations, Abuses Office

By Peter Morici

President Obama's intervention in the dispute between Wisconsin Republican Governor Scott Walker and public employee unions violates his constitutional obligations to ensure representative democracy in each of the several states and abuses special privileges he enjoys as President.


Across the country governors and state legislatures are grappling with tough budget deficits made worse by union contracts that guarantee workers more generous retirement and health care benefits than enjoyed by their private sector counterparts.


Governor Walker faces a $3.6 billion dollar shortfall over the biennium beginning July 1. He is seeking legislation requiring state workers, who currently contribute little or nothing to pensions, to kick in 5.8 percent of wages, and to pay 12.6 percent of the cost of health insurance. In return, he promises no layoffs-compared to private sector workers, those are great terms.
The rub-he wants to curtail, but not eliminate, collective bargaining by state workers, and require their unions to submit to annual recertification elections. Notably, many states limit or deny state workers collective bargaining rights.


Democratic state senators in the minority have fled the state to deny the upper chamber a quorum and shut down the legislative branch of government.


President Obama, through his private political organization and the Democratic National Committee, has helped mobilize a massive influx of outside demonstrators in Madison, supporting the shut down and frustrating the outcome of the November election, which brought Governor Brown and Republican majorities to power.


Article IV, Section 4 of the Constitution, states "The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government..." By supporting and facilitating outside agitators in Wisconsin to extend the shutdown of the legislature, the President is failing in his constitutional obligation to ensure that voters can effect laws through the ballot box.
It is important to recognize the President is not intervening via federal authority to enforce a U.S. law or civil rights, but rather using the prestige of the presidency and personal resources to disrupt in the deliberations and lawmaking functions of a state legislature-acting within its state and federal constitutional authority-and indeed encouraging the shutdown of constitutional government in that state.


In the private sector, unions represent less than 8 percent of workers, because an increasingly well educated and professional labor force does not find them relevant, as did less educated industrial workers who dominated the non-agricultural labor force in the decades after World War Two.


Public sector unions enjoy a superior relevance to their members. If a private union negotiates wages and benefits that make its employer uncompetitive, the business fails and workers lose their benefits. Government workers and their employers face no similar competitive restraints, and often organize politically to ensure their bosses-governors and legislators-are pro-union.
Now in Wisconsin and several other states, voters have chosen governments that would rebalance the relationship between public employers and organized labor. The reforms proffered by Governor Walker are not as radical as laws denying collective bargaining, for example, in Virginia and several other states.


Under U.S. law, the scope of public sector workers' right to collective bargaining is the legitimate province of state legislatures, and the intercession of the President of the United States into the lawmaking functions of a state legislature is an illegitimate use of federal executive power.


Presidents enjoy a peculiar status in U.S. law. Federal courts are disinclined to adjudicate the acts of sitting presidents, fusing their private and official personality under the law.


President Clinton only faced the genuine litigation-both criminal and civil-from Special Prosecutor Ken Starr and other plaintiffs after his term in office was concluded. Mr. Starr likely concluded that short of high crimes and misdemeanors, which are the exclusive province of the House and Senate, Presidents, as heads of state, can't be indicted.


President Obama by acting through his private political machine is abusing his special status. He is providing resources to aid and abet the shutdown of constitutional government in Wisconsin.

WELL HACK ME OFF... LITERALLY

I must of hacked off someone,because they hacked me off...the air!

I'm touched. Honored. I can't tell you what this award means to me.

Finding the culprit they tell me is difficult but not at all impossible. I’m going to wear it like a badge of honor. This blog received over 790 hits during the first two weeks of Wisconsin’s battle to win back its state from tyrannical union rule. Suddenly I became the target of a hacker’s wrath, who did not simply take the blog down, oh no, they had to come with malice. Not sure what their motivation was to claim I had passed on. We may never know. Well Mr. Hack-blog I’m here to tell you you’re forgiven. I’ve decided to let you have your fun this once. I’m flattered you thought I was important enough to take out, but I don’t go easy.



To all those who sent their well wishes to my family and friends, I was deeply touched. Thank you. A special thanks to my wonderful friend Teresa who got the word out for me that I was in La Cross WI. at a Worship Leaders Conference. Imagine my surprise seeing that on my blog. Teresa placed a touching statement and video on her blog to honor my “passing” and then quickly did a one-eighty and told all our friends I was safe and sound. What you did was so nice Teresa. Thank you. How great it is to have friends such as these. For you who sent along their sympathies, I thank you, but they are a bit premature. But really, how great is it to have a network of friends who have not physically met, but we connect on so many levels. How Great is THAT?


HOW GREAT… HOW GREAT… Is God’s Amazing Grace…

LIBERALS A.W.O.L.. SOUTH OF OUR BOARDER SEE A BAD MOON ARISEN

Meet the GOP's Newest Rising Star

Presidential hopefuls already clamoring to grab a piece of his coattails

By Beth Reinhard

A head-on collision with the labor movement has turned the rookie Republican governor of a Midwestern state into an overnight superstar.

Barely a month after his inauguration, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker already has prospective presidential candidates stampeding to help him. In today's turbocharged political climate, fueled by constant chatter on cable television and the Internet, can talk of a vice presidential bid be far behind for the man who two months ago was a little-known county executive?

“If you had suggested that about Scott Walker 10 days [ago] it would have seemed incomprehensible,’’ Byron Shafer, political science professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, told National Journal. “Stay tuned and ask me again in another 10 days."

Walker was the lead guest on Fox News Sunday; on Monday, MSNBC boasted of a “cable exclusive’’ with him. He's become one of the most sought-after politicians in the country ever since his plan to balance Wisconsin's budget by slashing labor costs sparked days of protests by tens of thousands of union workers in the state capitol.

Likely presidential candidates from Rick Santorum to Tim Pawlenty to Mitt Romney have clamored to offer support. Organized labor is a favorite target of the right, making Walker's fight a popular rallying point. Not to mention that budget balancing has become sacred political ground for the Republican Party.

Enhancing Walker's potential as a kingmaker: His state's potentially pivotal role in 2012. Wisconsin hasn’t voted for a Republican presidential candidate since Ronald Reagan in 1984, but close elections in 2000 and 2004 have made it a battleground state.

Walker has an opportunity to capitalize on his new national platform at the National Governors Association’s upcoming annual winter meeting, which starts Saturday in Washington. Walker’s staff, which has been fielding about 80 requests a day from the national media, said he has not decided yet whether to attend.

“He’s made it pretty clear that he’s focused on balancing the budget, and that’s all,’’ said spokesman Cullen Werwie.

Shafer said it’s too soon to know how Walker will stack up next to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who was elected in 2009 and whose own bold austerity moves had made him the hottest Republican governor on the national stage -- at least until last week. Nor is it easy to predict the long-term career implications of the painful cuts both governors say they have to make.

“Gov. Walker has got a big set of policy problems,’’ Shafer said. “It’s hard to know how anyone comes out of this without looking bloodied.’’

TIME WILL TELL, BUT TIME IS NOT ON THE DEMOCRATS' SIDE. THIS WILL NOT BLOODY SCOTT. HE'S AT WORK.
HE'S THE SILICONE SERVANT WHO WILL NOT BE MOVED.

AN 8TH GRADE TEACHER FROM WIS. CONFRONTS FOX NEWS IN MADISON

If this jerk was teaching my kid,

he'd never teach again.

I'm fed up with these free-loading freeks who are guilty of all they claim Tea Party members do. He looks more like a crook than a teacher with the hat and he's filthy. This guy is going to lose his job.



UNIONS FOR FREE SPEECH... YEAH RIGHT....

This is the union. This is how Obama and his cronies operate.

WSJ POINTS OUT OBAMA NOT TAKING HIS JOB, HIS PROMISES OR HIS OPPONENTS SERIOUSLY. SHOULD WE?

In todays Wall Street Journal we read that Paul Ryan has been waiting for Obama to engage in what the President called "Aggressive" negotiations in the budget battle. The problem is, Obama is not being honest or forthcoming to the committees charged with decision making. He's not even talking to them. 

Let’s cut the crap here Mr. President.

If an outsider were to watch you for say two weeks or so and came back with an unbiased report on his observations, it would be a forgone conclusion Barack Obama has little or no work ethic and is completely resigned to not doing what he says he will do…AKA a liar.

Bottom line is he hates this job. He hates and it shows.
Eight vacations in 24 months? Having business people meet for discussions at the White House and never hearing any outcome of these meetings.
Smoke, mirrors, passivity and a general perception of unwillingness to make the tough calls in tough times have shown America what America needs to know:

This ain’t the guy for our time. As a matter of fact, when the new congress gets done, his Presidency will be a WASTE of time. He’s been rendered inert, moot, rudderless and lost. When will he lead? Can he lead? Will he lead? Or will he, as most now hope, just leave.

Right now he comes off as a guy

who hates his job and can’t wait to get out.

IT'S WAR! UNIONS vs.UNEMPLOYED LABOR

ALL OUT WAR

It’s a war zone.

The unions are mad as hell

and they are making it hard on lawmakers.

They are all in Madison

screaming at the tops of their lungs.
None are yelling out ideas or answers or initiatives, just howling don’t take my money.
Everyone was told to wear red today.

You see a lot of red in Madison but little elsewhere. This Revolution has some very serious

growing pains to get through before it rests.

Thousands called in sick.

They look sick to you? 

Nice example for their students.

And back at home...

The battle of principles continues.

MOMMY AND DADDY DON'T AGREE... LET NOT ONE UNIONS PAIN BE OUR UNIONS PROBLEM

There is a huge stink being raised here in Wisconsin. The New Governor Scott Walker’s proposal to make public employees pay something…anything…for their own retirement and to end collective bargaining with the unions that work for the state is upsetting the milk cart. For you out of state people who think this may not be worth your time, ask yourself if your state is fiscally sound, and if it’s not, you’re passing by a chance to see your future.

I believe what Scott Walker is proposing is sound fiscal judgment and makes good civic sense. This may be a very blue state but it’s not nearly as unionized as our neighbor to the south, Illinois. You’d think with Wisconsin’s’ blue collar reputation we would be strongly unionized. That’s not the case. In 2010, the percent of union members dipped to 15.1 percent from the previous year's 15.2 percent. It was a decline of 30,000 workers from one year to the next.
But don’t listen to me. If you work in Wisconsin, and you have not one, but two members of the extreeeeeemly liberal Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Editorial Board speaking out in favor of a Republican Governor’s proposal for union members to pay a small percentage to their retirement and end collective bargaining, you know Wisconsin’s financial house has got to be in a world of hurt. If MJS says giving more power to back to the taxpayer and backs that plan made by a Republican, it would seem something must give.
Walker has said removing public unions' collective bargaining rights is necessary to help plug a budget deficit projected to be $3.6 billion by mid-2013. Without the concessions, he says 1,500 state workers could be laid off over the next four months to deal with an immediate $137 million shortfall.
Records show taxpayers:
• Spent $8 billion from 2001 to 2010 on state employee health care coverage, while those employees contributed $398 million.

• Spent about $12.6 billion on public employee pensions while the employees contributed $55.4 million.

• Paid nearly all of the employee portion of the public sector pension contributions.

State employees make up 60% of all taxpayer costs to operate the state. In the UW system, a whopping 77% of operations are dedicated to employee costs. It’s 70% Corrections and 63% for Health Services.

Fringe benefits for teachers ALONE made up 25.6%. That’s not pay. That’s just TEACHERS!!

That sound fair to you?

THEN YOU GET STUFF LIKE THIS....

And now we have a large number of union employees who are inflating their workloads just prior to retirement to inflate their benefit payout.

We can’t do that out here in scab land folks.

What lawmakers, Republican and Democrat must ask themselves is: Are the unions taking a fair hit with regard to the hits the privet sector has been burdened with the last five years?

All signs point to yes.

The fact is, they bussed in STUDENTS to protest, many of whom did not know why they were there.


These lawmakers need to remember the voters who just sent them there, and do the right thing. Those union members chanting in the rotunda today in Madison need to feel what we conservatives have had to swallow for over a decade and taxpayers here in Wisconsin have had to deal with for longer than we care to say.

Now here is the kicker. My wife is in this union.

We stand to lose a lot because of these actions in Madison.

She’s mad and says it’s wrong.

I’m firm and say it’s time.

This is where the rubber meets the road guys.

If I am principled, the fact it affects me should not matter.

The only ones who feel they are being treated unfair are the unions.
We have no choice anymore. I can't help it if it affects me and my family directly. There's a reason it affects me. The status quo is unsustainable. Spending must be curtailed and perks pruned. Just because it hurts my family, does not make it wrong.

Those of you in the union with sob stories; spare us: The privet sector has your stories blown away.

Ask anyone how they have been hit by this recession. Then ask a public employee. Huge discrepancy. That’s why there’s such low tolerance for this. And there is evidence out there WEAC is misleading its members saying they will take a 20% pay cut. It’s patently false.

And the fact of the matter is non-union employees working right along side union employees have had to take huge cuts in both pay and benefits. What makes Unions immune and why do they feel they should be?

My wife is the greatest gift I have ever received.

I love her with all my heart.

God is with us and we are faithful. 

We were made for such a time as this. 

We must be patient and wait upon God.

ONLY HE CAN SAVE US... AND HE WILL. 

This is the Elitist Democratic montra:

You do what we tell you.

We’ll do what we want.

The facts are we now must pay for all the things Dem. Governor Jim Doyle shoved down our throats.