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In response to: Wind energy is a must for America and for Cape Cod
http://www.wolfeisland.com/mtnews/archives/2004_08.php
In response to: Ted Kennedy, The Senator, The Man and His Church
That's the best analysis I've read.
Thanks you.
In response to: What Global Warming looks like in Chatham today
Prehistoric
Execrable
Reactionary
Obnoxious
Crank.
In response to: Guv: 3 casinos & Wamps must bid; Casino news wrap-up
If you are suggesting the Native Americans can't straighten, you are the racist because I think they can, and they will. I'd love to see a casino owned by the Mashpee tribe (not the "investors"), and I'd like it to be on Cape Cod !
In response to: That is a lot of money - It could give tithing a bad name
WampPrideLESS, you and the rest of Marshall and Hendrick's goons are history - get over it. The tribe, like all other social groups, is made up of mostly decent Americans.
Now that they have been alerted (by THIS newspaper) they will rise up and launch another King Philip's War against you and your kind. Time to look for work off-cape.
In response to: Guv: 3 casinos & Wamps must bid; Casino news wrap-up
In response to: A Means To An End?
Political Correctness ordains that Native Americans, Blacks, Hispanics and over minorities should not be judged by the same standards as us white folks.
Don't you find that demeaning?
I'm white and I do.
You and your kin are about to enter the "real world" after three centuries of being held back by European-Americans.
That means it's time for Sir M.J. Peters 1 to start acting like an American as well as a Wampanoag.
The first thing you should do if you wish to be thought serious in the real world (as opposed to Indian fairy tale world) is to get rid of that foolish title. It's kewl for a blog title, but it will fall flat in the boardroom. What's wrong with Morgan James Peters?
You can do both if you try. And you could help your tribe do it too.
In response to: Wampanoag tribal council ousts Glenn Marshall as chairman
Hey, rapist-liar-Glenn, YES YOU ARE !
In response to: Missing kayaker's body found; Lover's Lane not for lovers today; Dennis home invasion
Keep digging your hole since you obviously are the only one who knows whether this young man was bi-polar, a shell-shocked Vet, or dieing of incurable cancer, or simply a recent lover of yours which might cause anyone to pull the plug.
In response to: Nantucket approves wind turbine; Vineyard wants a whole Wind Farm
He's the best congressman money can buy.
In response to: Cynthia Stead's RAMPAGE
what used to be called radical is now called insane;
and what used to be called reactionary is now called moderate.. or compasionate;
and what used to be called insane is now solid conservative thinking."
Katrina vanden Heuvel,
Editor of The Nation
In response to: What Does it Mean to be a Democrat?
In response to: Worst Possible Year
-Derek Bok, former President of Harvard
In response to: Form and Function, Aesthetics and Renewable Energy
A nod and a wink at a Senator's wife's funeral killed Cape Wind
April Fool's Day suggestion by a conservative old lion
The Boston Globe today reveals the specific whisper on the way to a graveyard which lead to a deal between the Senate's #1 Artic Oil promoter and Massachusett's #1 environmentalist.
The story states that it all happened at a funeral on April Fool's Day;
As Kennedy filed out of Memorial Baptist Church in Arlington, Va., another colleague of nearly four decades, Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska, approached him and offered a favor.
Stevens, an irascible conservative Republican, told Kennedy, the stalwart liberal Massachusetts Democrat, that he'd figured out a way to block the wind farm proposed for the waters off Cape Cod: Stevens would insert a provision in a sure-to-pass bill funding the Coast Guard that would give the state's governor the ability to veto the project.
"That sounds fine," Kennedy recalled replying, in what he said was a five-second conversation.
In response to: Massachusetts State Senator Scott Brown's "Meltdown" in the "Freak Show!"
In response to: The Alliance takes on another target
In response to: Cape Cod Chamber ad scares away visitors
A pox on them.
In response to: A 1776 Patriot looks at 2008 Politics
In response to: It all adds up for Chris, but you may need a calculator
In response to: Cape Wind president receives warm welcome
Whittaker - stop plagiarizing me. I stole those words first from Jack Coleman and Walter Brooks.
Only kidding. You're welcome to them.
It pretty much sums up the angst these relics are feeling just now.
It's all over Neil. Don't go away mad, just go away. You sound silly.
In response to: Romney's Bigger Problem on the Homefront
If it wasn't for him and CCToday loonies would have killed this years ago.
In response to: Romney's Bigger Problem on the Homefront
They attempt to use the same hysterical bull-squat over and over and over again.
Cape Wind is BLESSED with its enemies.
In response to: Patrick, Gordon at Apollo Alliance Summit; Was King Philip a betting man? Monomoy sunrise video
Yes, if you oily retrograde nimbys stop this first attempt to free us from foreign oil forever, what other entrepreneur would gamble $30 million to try to buiuld one elsewhere offshore.
But neither you nor your mogul masters give a damn about the rest of us.
In response to: Patrick, Gordon at Apollo Alliance Summit; Was King Philip a betting man? Monomoy sunrise video
In response to: If Bush were like JetBlue
I love this part, "Imagine, though, Bush taking out an ad, creating a Web site and going on television apologizing to the American people, as well as those beyond our borders, for having misled us into war, for not responding quicker when Katrina hit and for ignoring clear reasoning on just about every other issue. It's a fantasy, indeed, because unlike JetBlue whose performance will depend on its survival, the president's conduct does not depend on any such notion."
In response to: Environmental Group spurns Alliance
Is Ms. Durkin angry because if Cape Wind is built it will bring more RECs to the market thereby increasing the supply and lowering the price that electricity consumers pay for RECs or is she advocating that RECs be eliminated for every renewable energy project or only for Cape Wind in Nantucket Sound??
How about an answer
In response to: Cape Wind Files Final Environmental Impact Report with state
Is Ms. Durkin angry because if Cape Wind is built it will bring more RECs to the market thereby increasing the supply and lowering the price that electricity consumers pay for RECs or is she advocating that RECs be eliminated for every renewable energy project or only for Cape Wind in Nantucket Sound??
How about an answer
In response to: MMS delays Alternative Energy Report one month
In response to: Hands up for the new Club Med Yucatan in Cancun
Would a literate, thirty-something writer enjoy it with her S.O.?
In response to: Today's Media Tackiness Prize
"It's very expensive to be me. It's terrible the things I have to do to be me."
or
"Marrying into money was not a good thing for me."
and my fav,
"I don't drink as much as I use to could."
In response to: Re-introducing David Gessner
In response to: Hyannis crashes; Passersby save driver from fiery crash; Wrecker operator nabbed for 3rd OUI
In response to: Sorry Boston - you're the joke, and worldwide at that
Listen to any media other than Boston and you'll reaize we're the laughing stock of the country.
In response to: Fisherman's body recovered; Snow storm tonight; Bay State foreclosures up 70% in '06
There are many Cape Cod businesses which have prospered during the same "big box store" period.
Take Wallace's next door neighbor, Orleans camera & Video. They have reinvented themselves several times in the last twenty years and are stronger than ever today.
Take this very online newspaper. It's kicking the pants off the "big media" giants who own most of the rest of our local media.
The money is always out there - only the pockets change.
In response to: Get on the Cape Cod Peace Bus! Say No to War!
there is a 3,000 dead soldier & the $1.2 TRILLION dollar difference between using the UN authorized "NoFly Zone" bombing and inmvading a soverign nation which had nothing whatever to do with 911 ACCORDING TO THE WHITE HOUSE.
In response to: Get on the Cape Cod Peace Bus! Say No to War!
In response to: Delahunt's disingenuous junket
In response to: Teen charged with assaulting officer; Eastham crash causes spectacle, driver charged with 4th OUI
You're doing a great job and the rest of us all appreciate your work and read your column the first every morning.
Those fools don't realize they are making you even more famous !!!
In response to: A good time was had by all.....I think :)
I enjoy your blog and hope you write more, but your websites will never help you - it is not a good marketing site.
You should ask readers to check out Scrap 'n Craftz and tell you what's wrong with it.
I can't because I'm still in mourning over you closing your very useful and much-neeed business here.
In response to: Wareham's Own Celtic Dancer
I'm throwing in the towel and entering a Nunnery today !
In response to: Congressman Delahunt compares Senator Obama to President Kennedy
1- He cozies up to America's worst enemy in this hemishpere, Venezuela's Chevez,
2- He tries to stop America's first offshore wind farm, but flies off to Germany this week to search for a company willing to put a wind farm up further offshore.
3- He kow-tows to Senator Obama in his usually unctuous manner.
In response to: Mass GOP at Rock Bottom
You're giving "callow youth" a bad name.
In response to: Local NPR stations win major journalism award, one of only two local stations in US to win this year
The series was VERY, VERY good and shocking as well.
In response to: Ever wonder what to wear on a cruise?
In response to: Bourne gas station robbed; Two arrested in dog beheading case; trooper crash brings back memories; Osterville Cumbie's broken into
Just keep those women away from my Chihuahua !!!
In response to: Bourne gas station robbed; Two arrested in dog beheading case; trooper crash brings back memories; Osterville Cumbie's broken into
In response to: Bourne gas station robbed; Two arrested in dog beheading case; trooper crash brings back memories; Osterville Cumbie's broken into
In that case you'd be carrying a torch and writing blogs for them.
In response to: Editor Tim Caldwell's commentary about Cape Wide News
In response to: Winter moths return; More Flex bus; Lower Cape Year in Review & Slide Show
Shame on you.
In response to: Who would have thought that in the 21st century we would be debating voting rights.
In response to: Wake up and smell the taxes, Cape Codders
"A fascist is one whose lust for money or power is combined with such an intensity of intolerance toward those of other races, parties, classes, religions, cultures, regions or nations as to make him ruthless in his use of deceit or violence to attain his ends."
- Henry A. Wallace
In response to: Report: Little harm from offshore wind farms in Denmark
In response to: Report: Little harm from offshore wind farms in Denmark
Logic and reason mean nothing to zealots.
It's like arguing with the Islamist terrorists in Iraq, but these babes are even crazier !
In response to: Death of a formula
$2.00 and ONE local dateline story (the CCTech-Ipswich game) in the front section, everything else wire services and "life style" B.S.
I bought my local weekly (The Cape Codder) yesterday:
75¢ and EVERY story in the front section had a local dateline, all thirty of them!!!
In response to: Death of a formula
The entire newspaper industry hasn't a clue about what readers want. We want LOCAL news, not wire service tripe.
The obituary page is the second-best read page by anyone over 35.
In response to: Carr, Fenn, Nickerson, Norcross, Silbert, Wolf named by Patrick
All except Wolf are bought and paid for opponents to the wind farm.
WOW !
Please save us Dan.
In response to: Higgledy-piggledy Dalmatia on The Adriatic
Congratulations!
In response to: Trundling along until the next fun-filled event
Sorry guys, I agree with Mary Zep.
ENOUGH ALREADY!
The trial is over. It was justice by any previous Cape Cod trial standard - not perfect, simply the best in the world - but it's over.
There are many issues which are of vital importance to us, our children and the future.
Let's see if we can pay a little more attention to them, and do so with a greater degree of civility and taste.
I don't always agree with Zep, but she makes me think, and often about subjects I was trying NOT to think about.
Be careful Mary... remember Casandra.
In response to: Show Me The Money
They are fighting against energy independence by making sure that this so-called "national treasure" remain "pristine" for the fat cats to sail their Wianno Seniors and for fishing boats to continue to dredge and despoil the sea bottom.
In response to: Most expensive house in state is here
In response to: The daily's new renewable energy spokeman
"The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie -- deliberate, contrived and dishonest, but the myth, persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic. Belief in myths allows the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought... Our problems are man-made, therefore they may be solved by man. No problem of human destiny is beyond human beings." - John F. Kennedy
Now if our local daily newspaper would stop promoting myths by Carroll, Vinick and the rest of their motley crew and get on with the business of saving America from terrorits and more 9/11's by promoting renewable energy EVEN IF IT INTERFERS WITH TED KENNEDY'S OCEAN VIEW.
In response to: Oil man, one of America's 400 richest , stopping renewable energy for his view
The Alliance apologists will use "the big lie" just as Nazi propagadist Geobbels did in Germany in the 1930's, and if they shout their lies enough, some will come to believe their ravings, as the German people did.
But the Osterville crowd has bottom-feeders like Koch, Yearley and their seasonal neighbors willing to spending $3,000,000 (theat's three million) a year to stop America's first renewable energy offshore wind farm BECAUSE THEY OWN OIL COMPANIES.
Like Iraq, "IT'S THE OIL STUPID !"
In response to: Patrick, Murray, Barros. Peake, Maloy win
And why are you hiding behind that phony name.
The more you rave the surer I am who you are, L.C.
If you have a charge to make, make it, but cut out this bull-shank.
In response to: Patrick, Murray, Barros. Peake, Maloy win
Lola will eventually be "outed" whether he/she wants to be or not, because it is obvious that Lola has no facts, just an aberrant anger.
Get help, girl. You need it, and go harass someone else.
In response to: Island hopping to Boston
In response to: Bohman endorses Andy Buckley
Buckley has proven himself a gentleman during his ex-wife's attempts to drag her personal issues with him into the campaign,and he reminds me of Shirley Gomes' great dignity under fire during Sarah Peahe's ungentlewomanly attacks on her two years ago. Peake's unseemly campaigning drove a great lady into early retrement.
In response to: Wiegman endorses Andy Buckley
There are six candidates running in the 4th District.
Half are gay;
Democrats Sarah Peake and Ray Gottwald, and Republican Aaron Maloy.
One-third are from Chatham, Buckley (R) and Bergstrom (D).
One-third are are from Harwich, Howell (R) and Gottwald (D).
If Maloy (R) and Peake (D) win on Tuesday, there will be two openly gay candidates running for the same office.
Ain't Cape Politic grand?!?!
In response to: Sound savior snagged as sot
In response to: 75% of comments support Cape Wind - MMS
In response to: Don't count your APPLES before they SPLIT
In response to: Danish wind power expert at Cape College Wednesday
In response to: Welcome to the museum
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In response to: Leno lampoons tribe; Carly sings pain away; Forked tongues; Bus route money; Some H1N1 vaccine available; Barnstable changes town charter; Wind turbine to save MMR $6000k a year; Groping Fire Chief keeps pension; Willowbend pay in discrimination case
Hopefully the Alliance is paying them off well enough for them to handle the scorn.