Because of all the Kerry and Edwards radio ads and allowing a draft-scare ad on my site, you may think I’ve sold out.
And it’s true. I like money.
Still, I’ve now wrote a Bush ad which was produced by Scott McCollum. I’ll put it up either today or tomorrow considering how good you all are.
Speaking of political ads, I heard of the audio to this one on the Glenn Beck show and it seems spooky (horror movie spooky). I won’t be able to see it until I get home from work, so tell me what you think and whether it’s worth a push to actually get it aired in the battleground states.
FIRST!
I won’t be able to watch it until later, either…
Blenster
It is scary, but thought provoking. I wonder if anyone is trying to play the soundtrack backwards. I’ll bet it says something in those vocals.
It was pretty creepy. But, short on any argument, kwim?
I liked the ad. Pretty clear message. Though I’m not sure it would change anyone’s mind. It will make people who are voting for Bush want to vote for him even more. Someone who is voting for Kerry will just see this as a scare tactic — which it is. We all know that terrorists can’t vote, don’t want to vote, and sure as hell don’t want you to be able to vote either.
The terrorists got the people of Spain to elect a socialist by blowing up a train and killing 200 people. Obviously, they’re hoping for a “turn your tail and run” president in office. No matter who you vote for, it will not stop the terrorists from wanting us to die. It will however, change the way we deal with terrorists. The difference between our two candidates is simple: Terrorist appeaser vs. terrorist killer.
I understand that some people want world peace and all that hippy crap, but for right now that dream just isn’t realistic. There may come a time when world peace is obtainable, but first you have to go out and stop* (please read as: kill) those who threaten us. Peace does not come from being an isolationist, and ignoring the problem like we did from 1993-2001. But I digress.
As a Christian, I pray for Peace EVERY night. Of course, how I pray that the peace will be attained is very different from what the patchouli smelling (and Jimmy Carter) crowd advocate.
Good thing I saw this one in the daylight.
holy creepiness
very creepy indeed….
“holy creepiness”
Posted by Editor
Editor, it should have read….
Holy creepiness, Batman!!
Taken from a Robert Asprin Novel….(hit or myth)
Holy Batshit Fatman!