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Rep. Hank Johnson (D – GA) warns that Guam may tip over:

Has he been hitting the crack pipe or is he naturally so obtuse?

8 Responses to “Guam to Tip Over?”

1. Bede on 05 Apr 2010 at 2:37 pm #

   This video has been forwarded to me multiple times. The subject heading of one of the forwards was “Obama’s smarter older brother.”

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3. James on 05 Apr 2010 at 3:09 pm #

   This is Rep. Hank Johnson who replaced Rep Cynthia McKinney in that seat during the last election. I think we all remember Cynthia McKinney.

4. Kirt Higdon on 05 Apr 2010 at 7:06 pm #

   I think it’s fairly obvious that the part about Guam tipping over was not meant seriously. The question I would ask is why this little island with its fairly limited population should be colonized and garrisoned by an additional 25,000 people. Indeed why should the US rule Guam at all? The local magistrates with the backing of the overwhelming majority of the Guamanian people attempted to outlaw abortion on the island in the late 1980s only to be told by their Washington overlords that they would have to accept abortion on demand whether they liked it or not. Guam is a far flung outpost of the US empire and if that empire is to be dismantled, Guam would not be a bad place to start. Or is this a case of “if we don’t stop them in Guam, we’ll have to fight them in San Diego” – whoever “them” refers to.

5. Matt Weber on 05 Apr 2010 at 7:12 pm #

   My understanding is that Guam can free itself any time it wishes, via a referendum on the matter.

6. AR on 05 Apr 2010 at 8:01 pm #

   Kirt Higdon: I don’t think that anyone here opposes the dismantling of the empire nor the right of the natural citizens of Guam to form their own ethnostate. However, why do you think Johnson is joking? I don’t see anyone laughing in the video. Everyone, around the blogsphere, seems to think he’s sincere in his comments.

7. Chris Hewlett on 06 Apr 2010 at 1:56 pm #

   I heard somewhere (memory fails) that Johnson is and has been ill for quite sometime.

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