Thursday, September 17, 2015

Meanwhile in Anchorage.

Courtesy of Raw Story:  

Kathleen Tonn, the former Republican candidate, carried a briefcase stuffed with props and wore a wool hat and flannel sweatshirt Tuesday night to the meeting of the Anchorage assembly, which is considering an LGBT rights ordinance, reported the Joe My God blog. 

“Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. You like my trumpet? It’s a sound heard around the world,” Tonn said, before pulling a Bible from her briefcase. 

The assembly chairman asked Tonn to state and spell her name, which she elaborately did, ending the display with a bit of free association. 

“Tonn as in a ton of sin, a ton of judgment,” she said, as the chairman asked where she lived. “Hillside, where the sun was most of the summer. A ton of ‘nucular’ destruction.” 

“Since one of my brethren introduced the King James Bible, since I represent the Lord Jesus Christ the great I am, I’m going to add to your public document and your public record from the public document of the great I am,” Tonn told baffled officials. 

“Starting with, oh my — a tampon,” she said, pulling a feminine hygiene product from between the pages of her Bible. “Reminds me that little girls in pubescence get periods — female girls.”

Man I have GOT to start attending these assembly meetings again.

Now perhaps a few of you might remember Kathleen Tonn from her appearance in the Alaska Club sauna where she stood fully clothed speaking in tongues.

Boy that religion really brings out the mental health in a person, doesn't it?

(Video courtesy of the Alaska Commons.)

24 comments:

  1. Anonymous6:25 AM

    Not this fucking thing again!!!!!! WTF is still wrong with Anchorage?

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  2. Anonymous7:05 AM

    The woman is mentally ill. Please have empathy. Mocking her only shows your ignorance and cruelty.

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    1. Anonymous8:05 AM

      Oh, we should coddle her insulting waste of time? Give her delusions a platform and sense of acceptance?

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    2. Anonymous10:59 AM

      I agree, 7:05.

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  3. Anonymous7:06 AM

    One word: Lithium

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  4. Since I'm from the relatively sane state of California I just gotta know: how many votes did this dipshit get in the Senate race?

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  5. Holy nutcase Batman!

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  6. Caroll Thompson7:29 AM

    I have nothing in Maine that I can compare that too. And I consider that a very good thing.

    I think the difference between Maine and Alaska is that Maine spends a ton of State tax money for the mentally ill. Even the most fiscally conservative here agree that that people with mental illness need their medications. In Maine, no one goes without their medications no matter the income level.

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    1. Anonymous8:06 AM

      Have you SEEN and heard your Governor?

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    2. Caroll Thompson12:26 PM

      Why yes I have 8:06. While I do not agree with the Governor of Maine on most issues, he has never used religion as a basis for what he does.

      He did not fight gay marriage, he does not mention, let alone fight the abortion clinics in this state and he has increased funding to school clinics who give out free birth control to high school students.

      LePage has proposed many cuts to State services, but never once has he asked for a cut in funding for mental illness.

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  7. Anonymous7:31 AM

    And you call Texass crazy....go figure

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  8. Jkarov7:59 AM

    Isn't it comforting to know that 50% of the Congress people of the USA believe in the exact same mythology, superstition, and ancient fairy tales about religion, and they are MAKING LAWS based on that religion.

    Living your life based on a bunch of parchments scratched out by bronze age desert goat herds from 2000 years ago makes a lot of sense, am I right?

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  9. Anonymous8:16 AM

    This lady is sane.

    I am waiting for the crazy Nancy/Bristol blog post blaming the military coup in Burkina Faso on abortion and Obama.

    This will be crazy good.

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  10. Anonymous8:27 AM

    Is this woman related to Crazy Shelly?

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  11. Anonymous8:37 AM

    What was the point of her rant?

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  12. Anonymous8:56 AM

    I watched and listened to the rhetoric of the 'christians' appearing at the Assembly meeting. All it did was piss me off! They are the most discriminating folks out there -and, the majority of them were from Prevo's church. Many appeared in their red t-shirts, as they did last go around (gay issue).

    Watched the gal that you highlighted today - Kathleen Tonn - who came off as being totally out of it! Her voice was loud, and I really thought the head of the Assembly (Traini) might shut her down and have her escorted out, but he didn't.

    I hope the Assembly passes this - as it is suppose to stop discrimination against the LGBT. Watch their next meeting (29th) as the vote is suppose to take place at that time.


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  13. Anonymous9:04 AM

    Did she flip-off the assembly as a parting shot before she left?

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    1. Anonymous2:08 PM

      Looked like it to me!

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  14. Anonymous10:06 AM

    Wait Wait don't tell me...the Geneva Courts? Trusts?

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  15. Anonymous11:03 AM

    ...as i watched this cazy thang ...all i could think of... wamm..
    being in the same room with her when she want's to have weird monkey sex...flipping those pages of her "book" looking for the real kinky stuff....bondage...slaves...whipping..

    hey ...is she a palin?

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  16. slipstream11:14 AM

    That does it. I'm never wearing plaid again.

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  17. Anonymous11:33 AM

    Was she doing this to make the Tundra Twat seem sane?

    Or does religion breed insanity?

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  18. Anonymous11:38 AM

    Off topic: Gryphen, did you know that mental illness strikes 10-15% of the population?

    Oh. Wait.

    That's not really off topic, is it...

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  19. physicsmom7:11 PM

    I couldn't make any sense of what she was saying. I had no idea why she was addressing the council until reading some of the comments that it's the non-discrimination ordinance which wasn't enacted last time. (Wasn't there something bogus about that vote? They had enough votes to pass it, but your splendid Mayor vetoed it? They held off the vote until Begich's replacement took office, I believe). Jeanne Devon had a link to the live stream of the council meetings, which were fascinating to watch. I wish someone would do that again.

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