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heart disease of some variety. Not sure. Think he has had a heart attack or two.

Mark Levin is the fucking man by the way.

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heart disease of some variety. Not sure. Think he has had a heart attack or two.

Mark Levin is the fucking man by the way.

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Liberal fifth columnist is what he is.

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Liberal fifth columnist is what he is.

Fifth column
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For other uses, see Fifth Column (disambiguation).
A fifth column is a group of people who clandestinely undermine a larger group such as a nation from within. A fifth column can be a group of secret sympathizers of an enemy that are involved in sabotage within military defense lines, or a country's borders.[1] A key tactic of the fifth column is the secret introduction of supporters into the whole fabric of the entity under attack.[2] This clandestine infiltration is especially effective with positions concerning national policy and defense.[2] From influential positions like these, fifth-column tactics can be effectively utilized, from stoking fears through misinformation campaigns, to traditional techniques like espionage.[2]

The term originated with a 1936 radio address by Emilio Mola,[3] a Nationalist General during the 1936–39 Spanish Civil War. As his army approached Madrid, a message was broadcast that the four columns of his forces outside the city would be supported by a "fifth column" of his supporters inside the city, intent on undermining the Republican government from within (see Siege of Madrid).[4] The term was then widely used in Spain: Ernest Hemingway elected it as a title for his only play, which he wrote in Madrid while the city was being bombarded; the play was published in 1938 in his book The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories.[5]
During the opening stages of the war, as the nationalists were getting nearer to the capital, the Republican government decided to initiate the Paracuellos massacres,[6] and to purge the police, the military and notable middle class civilians in Madrid of conservatives that might align with Nationalist forces.[citation needed] Thus, this supposed "fifth column" did not prove very effective,[citation needed] and Madrid held out until 1939 despite very heavy fighting. Nevertheless, the term caught on.
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With the grain requisition crises, famines, troubled economic conditions, and international destabilization in the 1930s, the leaders of the Soviet Union became increasingly worried about the possible disloyalty of diaspora ethnic groups with cross-border ties (especially Finns, Germans and Poles), residing along its western borders; this eventually led to the start of Stalin's repressive policies towards them, most notably to the national operations of the NKVD and forced population transfer.[7]
In Europe, German minority organisations in Poland and Czechoslovakia formed the Selbstschutz and the Sudeten German Free Corps respectively which actively helped the Third Reich in conquering those nations. After 1945, this was cited as justification for the wholesale expulsion of ethnic Germans from Czechoslovakia, Poland and the Soviet Union, as well as return to these countries of territories which had been annexed by Germany.
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Some blood pressure medications can cause an occasional dry cough.  That combined with talking three or four hours straight probably aggravates it.

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Mark Levin is the fucking man tool bag by the way.

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fixed that for you  

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O.K., I didn't know my post was so cryptic:  He is actually a liberal douche masquerading as an over the top conservative megalomaniac in an attempt to create the image that conservative talk radio hosts are crazed megalomaniacz.  Geez.

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O.K., I didn't know my post was so cryptic:  He is actually a liberal douche masquerading as an over the top conservative megalomaniac in an attempt to create the image that conservative talk radio hosts are crazed megalomaniacz.  Geez.

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You're right, hoss. "Agent provocateur" better describes him.

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I had heard people say that about Michael Savage but never about Mark Levin. What in particular makes you think that?

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fixed that Projected for you  

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AFCOM once again eating its young.

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I drink cum milkshakes

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O.K., I didn't know my post was so cryptic:  He is actually a liberal douche masquerading as an over the top conservative megalomaniac in an attempt to create the image that conservative talk radio hosts are crazed megalomaniacz.  Geez.

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O.K., I didn't know my post was so cryptic:  He is actually a liberal douche masquerading as an over the top conservative megalomaniac in an attempt to create the image that conservative talk radio hosts are crazed megalomaniacz.  Geez.

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Liberal fifth columnist is what he is.

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Exactly. Working for Reagan was just to further fool the masses.

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Two words:  Deep cover.

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Liberal fifth columnist is what he is.

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O.K., I didn't know my post was so cryptic:  He is actually a liberal douche masquerading as an over the top conservative megalomaniac in an attempt to create the image that conservative talk radio hosts are crazed megalomaniacz.  Geez.

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Even Rosie thinks that's some stupid shit.
 

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fixed that for you  

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Two words:  Deep cover.

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Exactly. Working for Reagan was just to further fool the masses.

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Liberal fifth columnist is what he is.

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If he is sick what is his physical illness?
 

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Little man syndrome. He has it bad.

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Brady also worked for Reagan, just sayin'

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Levin brilliantly runs a conservative legal foundation and raises money for Hillsdale college to hide his true liberal colors.

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Little man syndrome. He has it bad.