(M)an: Dude! Did you catch the moment where Peggy Noonan
retracted her phraseology on Face The Nation with Bob Schieffer this past
Sunday?
(D)ude: Man! I have the transcript right here! Would you
like me to read the bogus she misspoke? If Bob Schieffer had not caught her deliberately
faulty statement relishing about how the President of the United States and
newly sworn in Mayor of New York were progressive and lefty and washed up like
the former Sandinista. Who is
Sandinista?
M: Dude! This time I want you to read exactly what Peggy
Noonan stated before self-correcting herself due to her intellectual façade
being caught off-guard by the always sharp Bob Schieffer.
D: Man! Eh-hem! The funny thing about inequality is it's as if everybody has just
discovered this problem of the rich are really rich and the poor are really
poor and the middle is not gaining. Yes. And normally this administration
[President Obama’s] used to brag about how well the-- the-- the stock market
was going and in a way it’s almost the negative side of-- of one argument. But
the answer so far to inequality is being presented now even in New York, brand
new mayor, progressive, lefty, former Sandinista [Bill de Blasio]-- what he’s
saying essentially is the old answer. Sorry. Former-- I beg your pardon, that
is not true, former enthusiast for Sandinista like political movement in
Nicaragua. But what he’s saying, essentially, is the old playbook, not the new
playbook. The old playbook is inequality, I will raise your taxes and I will
raise spending. Well, there’s nothing revolutionary about that. That’s the old
playbook.
M: Dude! Peggy Noonan may be with the Wall Street Journal
and have been Ronald Reagan’s presidential speechwriter, but she is a foul
trumpeter of supposedly political maladies befalling the Democratic Party.
Instead, Peggy Noonan must be looked upon as a political malady herself for the
fate of the United States of America.
D: Man! Who’s Sandinista? To what Sandinista-like political
movement in Nicaragua is Peggy Noonan referring? And what about Manuel Noriega
in Panama during Reagan and George H. W. Bush’s presidencies?
M: Dude! We’re talking about the South American country
Nicaragua first and then I will address Noriega and Operation Just Cause, the
code name for the United States’ invasion of Panama in December 1989 by the
order of the George H. W. Bush Administration.
D: Man! Okay! Nicaragua? I know it is situated between Costa
Rica and Honduras, making it a Central American nation, Mexico being a North
American nation and Colombia being a South American nation.
M: Dude! Yeah, you’re on the right track thus far. The
United States under the following presidents saw many hardships while the
modern-day Republican Party took swift control of Congress and injected their
tight-lipped and close-fisted mayhem upon the American people and the world: Warren
G. Harding, Calvin Coolidge, and Herbert Hoover, spanning approximately
thirteen arduous years where the Commander in Chiefs were as effective as the
obstructionists in today’s Congress under the equally contemptuous leadership
of House Speaker Boehner and Senate Majority Leader McConnell.
D: Man! The Congressional Republicans are reacting through
inaction upon President Obama and Secretary Kerry’s outlook of a calm and
coordinated world with interlacing heartstrings of independency for peacetimes
and of trust and assistance when needing restoratives and encouragement. Times
like these will require military might on our part, but with our sons and
daughters in uniform not fighting, but instructing and building.
M: Dude! Returning to Nicaragua, the Sandinistas are the
equivalent of what is the Democratic Party in the United States. Their
political party name acronym is FSLN, but that is due to the way it is said and
spelled in Spanish and that is Frente
Sandinista de Liberacion Nacional, or The Sandinista National Liberation
Front. The man who they named themselves after was Augusto Cesar Sandino, the
leader of the revolutionaries who fought the United States occupying Nicaragua during
that infamous Harding-Coolidge-Hoover time frame.
D: Man! So did the United States side against the
revolutionaries?
M: Dude! Precisely. The United States intervened on behalf
of the military dictatorship of Anastasio Somoza Garcia, the patriarch of the Somoza
family who ordered the assassination of Augusto Cesar Sandino and the slaughter
of hundreds of Sandino’s supporters and followers, including children, after
the last of the United States Military exited Nicaragua, having established a
National Guard under the direct order of Somoza.
D: Man! The National Guard under the direction of Somoza
executed Sandino and his allies that included children?
M: Dude! Yeah, but keep in mind that during President
Carter’s years in the White House, the Sandinistas reclaimed power after
ousting the National Guard and the Somoza dictatorship that had embezzled all
the foreign aide that was meant for reconstructing the capital city of Managua,
Nicaragua after it was hit in 1972 by a massively devastating earthquake.
D: Man! What about after the Carter Presidency in the United
States? Was the Reagan Presidency supportive of the Sandinistas?
M: Dude! The FSLN won back power in 1979 and instituted a
revolutionary spirit that embraced reviving Nicaragua’s infrastructure, giving
workers unionizing rights, women equality, ending the death penalty alongside
torture and the political assassination scheme that Somoza had utilized to kill
Sandino. But their defining achievement was their campaign to lower the rate of
illiteracy in Nicaragua by 38% in the span of six months via successful teacher
recruitment and massive participation, almost half a million citizens
being gifted the chance to achieve
literacy in order to be able to cast informed ballots in elections.
D: Man! Was Reagan’s Administration supportive of the
Sandinistas?
M: Dude! No.
D: Man! Why not?
M: Dude! Upon assuming the United States presidency, Ronald
Reagan sided with the rebels known simply as the Contras by instructing the CIA
to back them financially at the same time providing them with the necessary
weaponry to terrorize rural Nicaraguans as a means to end the social reforms
being put into place all over the country by the Sandinistas.
D: Man! So the methodology for modern terrorism practices
around the world were put into place by President Reagan’s Administration?
M: Dude! Yes. Large-scale mayhem was carried out by the
Contras under the watchful protection of the CIA ordered specifically by
President Reagan.
D: Man! What happened to Nicaragua during the eight years
President Reagan terrorized its
citizenry via the rebels, the Contras?
M: Dude! The United States Congress barred federal funding
of the Contras in 1983, but President Reagan resorted to covert operations to
continue to support the violence perpetrated upon the people of Nicaragua by
the Contras. One means of going about this that the Reagan Administration
pursued was by selling Iran arms underground and using the sales to fund the
destructive rebels, the Contras.
D: Man! Iran and the Contras and the Reagan Administration?
Sound very familiar, don’t they?
M: Dude! The Iran-Contra scandal! Remember?
D: Man! Yeah! Oliver North! I remember how our
schoolteachers griped about having to watch his trial broadcast on all the major
television networks just because North was a relatively attractive White guy
that female audiences could tune into to swoon over. I think the National Inquirer
and TV Guide made the same dingy observations as the American Press. I think
Oliver North was purported to have been shampooing with Pert Plus in one of the
op-ed drabs at that time.
M: Dude! Pert Plus is still around and so is Oliver North!
He’s a Faux News commentator and has his own 501(c)3.
D: Man! What about Manuel Noriega and Panama?
M: Dude! Manuel Noriega’s history with the United States is
more about the division between the modern Democratic Party of Jimmy Carter and
Bill Clinton and the modern Republican Party of Reagan and Bush and W.
Generally, the Democratic leadership always chooses to do the arduous homework
needed to promote international tact and tactics while the Republican leadership chooses to take on
the role of the bully that plummets the world by all means necessary,
especially war, blunting the effective intervention strategies of the previous
Democratic Administrations.
D: Man! And the American Press sides with the bullying
status quo/conservative party because it too doesn’t want, well, homework that
involves embracing diversity and personal growth through tasting whatever the
main dish of the host culture may be. It’s like the Republican Party would much
rather reject the offerings of culinary exchanges between nations, like what’s
happening in the Middle East and Asia right now because of Secretary Kerry’s
sensitivity and etiquettes. I wholeheartedly believe that John McCain and Lindsey
Graham and the Republican Party would begin to throw terms out in public like
they do not believe such-and-such or so-and-so because such-and-such and
so-and-so were not Kosher or Hilal according to their own individual standards,
just another perpetuated biased nonsense reported by the malleable American
Press Corps! Goodness, McCain and Graham probably would personally pardon pigs
and all things pork so that they may enjoy their weekend hotdog picnics! Do
they have the intelligence necessary to understand the difference between the
two? There are Kosher and Hilal alternatives now available in select stores. I
always found the song, “Do they even know it is Christmas?” insulting to the
people of Africa that were the main focus of that song, a successful 1980s
fundraiser. Likewise, I suspect the GOP obstructionists lack IQ but excel in QI.
M: Dude! QI?
D: Man! Questionable intelligence!
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