Category: Hillary Clinton

Crazy People Are Dangerous

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In a comment on the Deb Frisch post, @GraceGabriel51 shared some of her own experience with trolls:

Many years ago there was an anonymous Usenet stalker who called herself Curio Jones. She conducted an on-line harassment against those she believed were involved in the conspiracy, posting information about the individuals.
Among those she targeted were Carol Hopkins, a school administrator who was part of a grand jury in San Diego, California that criticised social workers for removing children from their home without reason; Michael Aquino, an open member of the Temple of Set and a lieutenant colonel in the United States Army Reserve against whom accusations of SRA were made but dropped as the accusations proved to be impossible; and Elizabeth Loftus, a professor who studied memory who believed coercive questioning techniques by poorly-trained investigators led to young children making false allegations of child sexual abuse.
She so terrorized Carol Hopkins that she left the country. A small group of us worked expose who she was. Turns out she was Diana Napolis MA, a child protection social worker for San Diego County. She was actively delusional she truly believed in ritual Satanic abuse and she was in charge of removing children from their families.
She got a lot of support on the Usenet from her fellow loons and true believers which was why she was so successful at terrorizing people. Ultimately she went over the deep end and tried to kill Jennifer Love-Hewitt who she accused of an satanic conspiracy and using mind controlling “cybertronic” technology to manipulate her body.
She was committed to Patton State Hospital for the criminally insane.

Diana Napolis is quite notorious, but because her career in Internet-enabled madness preceded the social media era, most people don’t recognize how her case connects to the Twitter troll phenomenon. If you are naive enough to believe what feminists tell you, online harassment is always targeted against women by misogynists. Yet I have been targeted for harassment by some of the worst trolls in Internet history, and I’m obviously not a woman. And, as with Deb Frisch, the case of Diana Napolis shows that some of the craziest Internet stalkers are women.

Progressives are easily deceived by any member of a designated “victim” group who claims to be doing battle against Those Dangerous Right-Wing Bullies. No matter how dishonest, selfish or deranged a person may be, they can always count on the support of progressives if they depict themselves as a victim of racism, sexism or homophobia. The Progressive Victimhood Complex tends to enable very dangerous people.

But why bring Hillary Clinton into this?

 

Sidney Blumenthal, Of Course

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The most loyal of Hillary’s loyalists:

If the motives to wipe the hard drive on Hillary Clinton’s e-mail server weren’t already crystal clear, a new development last night put it in Ultra HD. Gawker’s Jeff Girth and Sam Biddle uncovered a secret, private intelligence network run by Sidney Blumenthal for Hillary’s benefit, apart from the State Department’s own Bureau of Intelligence and Research. Hackers got e-mails that went through Hillary’s private server between her and Blumenthal, e-mails that show her own private intel group was also warning her that Libya was collapsing in the weeks and months prior to the sacking of the consulate in Benghazi . . .

Predictably, Hillary deleted the evidence on her private server.

Obstruction of justice is like a career with these people.

 

Fernando To Her Majesty: “Dahling, You Look Mahvelous”

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by Smitty

Apparently, somebody missed the local Thronesniffers Anonymous meeting:

Hillary Clinton will be the Democratic Party’s nominee, and she will win the 2016 election.
When you analyze the objective conditions of the Republican Party today and most likely over the next two years and compare them to Clinton’s strengths, it’s hard not to make such a prediction with confidence.
The email flap will be gone soon enough. Short of the State Department finding some grenade of an email, the release of some 55,000 Clinton emails from the government archives is more likely to reinforce Clinton’s formidable leadership and executive abilities than subtract from her decades-old image of an American Iron Lady.

I’ve got a competing narrative. People “in the know” have all of the dirt they want on Her Majesty, and will cheerfully let her soak up all the Commie chlorine (pretty sure they are not on oxygen over there) and block other competition, while soiling Her Royal Personage just enough to keep her from actually getting her cankles across the finish line ahead of the GOP.

OK, I don’t think the GOP is actually that deft, but it makes for a fine wish.

Feminist Wonders: Why Do Christofascist Godbags Keep ‘Dehumanizing’ Hillary?

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Melissa McEwan channels her inner Dworkin:

This is the most basic, primitive, unapologetic misogyny: Dehumanizing a powerful woman by calling her a monster.
A devil. A witch. A beast. A castrating fiend.

What set her off on this moonbat rant? Evidently, Kurt Schlichter and Kevin Williamson said Mean Things About Hillary. Now, let’s quickly flash back to February 2007:

[Democrat presidential hopeful] John Edwards . . . hired Amanda Marcotte of the blog Pandagon to be his blogmaster and Melissa McEwan of Shakespeare’s Sister to be his online communications person. If personnel is policy, let’s just say those two hires reflect the Edwards campaign’s desire to be “Queen C—of F—k Mountain” and “F—k BushCo.”
It’s not exactly the winning populist message John-Boy was shooting for, I reckon, and bloggers on the right side of the aisle recognized that immediately. . . .
By Wednesday, the Edwards campaign was fighting push-back on the picks that were supposed to grant him great Netroots power. Marcotte and McEwan were slammed for being anti-Catholic, outside the mainstream, and just plain vulgar. Edwards fired the two bloggers. . . .

Read the whole thing. The suggestion that Melissa McEwan has credibility to criticize others for “dehumanizing” rhetoric is laughable, but I did mention she’s a feminist, didn’t I?

“Especially important is the warning to avoid conversations with the demon. . . . He is a liar. The demon is a liar. He will lie to confuse us. But he will also mix lies with the truth to attack us. The attack is psychological, Damien, and powerful. So don’t listen to him. Remember that — do not listen.”
— The Exorcist (1973)

Feminists are Satan’s craven slaves. Do not listen to them.

UPDATE: Crazy? Who you calling crazy?




 

The Origin Of Her Majesty’s Horse Pucky

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by Smitty

Jokes aside: