Elections come, and elections go ...
seldom are they worth a damn in the vile DemoCrap Union ...
which, you may have noticed, a lot of People ...
WANT OUT OF ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
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I sympathize with them, completely.
However, I am also very worried about another vile part of the overall sickness of the DemoCraps and the ModoRats -- the BUWIs -- the creatures of the ButtUgly Windmill Industry.
It is imperative to show as much as I can of the Original Iowa as it existed before the BUWIs butcher it with their really awful 'machine minds' -- from Hell.
These photographs were taken in North Central Iowa, in Franklin and Butler Counties, November 10, 2012.
You will notice that there are no ButtUgly Windmills. That is because Iowa is beautiful -- without DemoCraps, and ModoRats, and Whimpering Cowards 'full of grace' (up to their ears), and Commercial Protestors that only pretend to understand and sympathize with our pain, because that is where the money is.
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I know that these pictures will seem to be dull and boring to most of you.
Most of you have horribly overworked Optical Recognition Systems; deliberately warped and distorted and over-sensitized by the TV (bleeps) and Video Game (bleeps); that rely upon turning you into 'their kind of dweeb' -- or otherwise they will not get their 'maximum profits' from you.
Nonetheless, Reality is still Reality. And, Reality does not give a damn about your optical sensitivities. Nor, does Time care about your over-clocked brain strains.
That means, you might want to actually look at these pictures and try to understand that this is the Real Iowa.
Not, what you thought was the Real Iowa.
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These photographs are shown in chronological sequence, as they were taken on 11-10-2012.
To see the largest versions of these pictures, left click on the picture -- that will open the portfolio -- then right click on the picture and choose 'View Image'. Blogspot does not give you the full versions, which are 10megapixels, but what they do show is still large enough for desktop backgrounds.
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Markel Peters
seldom are they worth a damn in the vile DemoCrap Union ...
which, you may have noticed, a lot of People ...
WANT OUT OF ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
-----
I sympathize with them, completely.
However, I am also very worried about another vile part of the overall sickness of the DemoCraps and the ModoRats -- the BUWIs -- the creatures of the ButtUgly Windmill Industry.
It is imperative to show as much as I can of the Original Iowa as it existed before the BUWIs butcher it with their really awful 'machine minds' -- from Hell.
These photographs were taken in North Central Iowa, in Franklin and Butler Counties, November 10, 2012.
You will notice that there are no ButtUgly Windmills. That is because Iowa is beautiful -- without DemoCraps, and ModoRats, and Whimpering Cowards 'full of grace' (up to their ears), and Commercial Protestors that only pretend to understand and sympathize with our pain, because that is where the money is.
----------
I know that these pictures will seem to be dull and boring to most of you.
Most of you have horribly overworked Optical Recognition Systems; deliberately warped and distorted and over-sensitized by the TV (bleeps) and Video Game (bleeps); that rely upon turning you into 'their kind of dweeb' -- or otherwise they will not get their 'maximum profits' from you.
Nonetheless, Reality is still Reality. And, Reality does not give a damn about your optical sensitivities. Nor, does Time care about your over-clocked brain strains.
That means, you might want to actually look at these pictures and try to understand that this is the Real Iowa.
Not, what you thought was the Real Iowa.
----------
These photographs are shown in chronological sequence, as they were taken on 11-10-2012.
To see the largest versions of these pictures, left click on the picture -- that will open the portfolio -- then right click on the picture and choose 'View Image'. Blogspot does not give you the full versions, which are 10megapixels, but what they do show is still large enough for desktop backgrounds.
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Markel Peters
