This excellent article at the American Thinker is no longer available if you do a google search for TNSDAAL VIRUS.

This is a clear picture of google’s manipulation of the flow of information. The American Thinker’s article is by Kyle-Anne Shiver and is entitled Iraq Anti-War Movement: A Pop Quiz for Americans, and in it, is an explanation of what TNSDAAL virus is.

I wrote about this originally here, and again here in the notorious battle we have going with Meatbrain, and mentioned it again on the article about Fred Phelps. The only thing that comes up now is this blog, under the category ‘leftist agenda’, which is a whole section and won’t take you to the specific article.

TNSDAAL VIRUS:

Americans, beware, you must be on guard against this tactic; it is one of the known symptoms of a fatal virus, historically infamous for killing off entire civilizations. Our mainstream media already has it, and if you are not very, very cautious, you will also - may already - be infected.

This is a very contagious, quickly spreading, society-fatal virus, known as TNSTAAL (There’s No Such Thing As a Lie), and it is vital that every American be prepared with the antidote serum: the truth.

Funny how they’re so afraid of the truth-and anyone characterizing what they’re doing as spreading a dangerous lethal virus, which is what it is. It’s a virus of the mind which can easily be rectified if someone is open enough, which Meatbrain is not. Meatbrain only relies on leftist sources, so when you cite, he rips apart the source complaining that it’s ‘rightwing’; another leftist obfuscation tactic.

I simply couldn’t believe it when I woke up this morning and saw the google results when I’ve been using google to get the url at the American Thinker for that article ever since I discovered it. Now I’m going to just use this blog’s archives and comments to get it.

Disgusting.

The terms “communist propaganda” come to mind when I think about Meatbrain and his love for Rachel Meeropol. He must have some kind of complex about my pointing these things out, because he saved the article I have here on Meeropol, the granddaughter of the communist spies executed for treason. He was looking at it with some type of obsessive compulsion, apparently, and I found it while looking through my sitemeter records. What piqued my interest was the strange referral url.

But that’s not the only strangeness involved with meatbrain’s manipulation, he also has some malicious scripts attached to his website, which we all experience from time to time.

I’m not sure what the intention is; perhaps it’s to drive people to buy software that he’s hawking on the side, or perhaps the purpose is to deter people-or CERTAIN people-from looking at his blog, who knows?

There is no telling what’s moving through the mind of a raving moonbat…