Watch the Video that Drove the Moonbats Wild! (George Bush’s “It’s a Wonderful Country”)

We received this today, from Lee Kent Hempfling:

Wonkette wrote a short entry on Country Above Self on Thursday May 22.

Within an hour, the site was hacked. Only the vote database was destroyed. It was replaced with a backup.

Since then there have been hundreds of visits from the wonkette story and over 30 nominations placed by wonkette linked visitors. Those nominations have ranged from Abraham Lincoln as a traitor, to God, Jesus and numerous attempts for George W. Bush, all as traitors, and even the ‘corpse of Ronald Reagan’. Really grown up.

The visits to Country Above Self, linked in from wonkette, during business hours looked like a who’s-who of government agencies, law firms, universities and hundreds of individual access accounts. The FCC, and the DOJ should be particularly interested.

News organizations (apparently showing where they get their news from) streamed in. AP, Reuters, Congressional Quarterly, PBS Newshour, and newspapers poured over the site, some even taking the time to watch the top video, just released.

George Bush’s “It’s A Wonderful Country”, [Video Below] tells a true story of national interest.

Apparently the topic of that video was important enough to start the email flowing. The Open Society Institute was one of many to visit. And the halls of congress joined in the chorus with tens of visits from the House and Senate.

Posters to bulletin boards plotted to vote often for two black entries claiming it would harm the site.

So we wonder. What is the discussion like in email today? What have the liberals identified that got so many, so interested they had to email each other to spread the news? And why aren’t our trusty civil servants working, instead of reading liberal blogs?

Watch the video “George Bush’s It’s A Wonderful Country” [Video Below] and find out at Country Above Self.

Then read what wonkette had to say about the site: Dumbells: Wingnuts Rank America’s Best Patriots, Worst Traitors

One poster on wonkette decided to find out who was responsible for this site. At least he spelled the name correctly. A visitor from Japan nominated me.