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MAY 9, 2011 8:31AM

"Superman, Say it Ain't So"

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" Say it ain't so, Joe". Those were the words first yelled at baseball legend Shoeless Joe Jackson by a small boy after he was kicked out of baseball for taking a bribe during the famous BlackSox World Series scandal in 1920." 
 
Now, I can only say to one of my hero's, "Say it ain't so, Superman". Superman, who has been as American as "Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie and Chevrolet", has denounced his American citizenship. What the hell is going on when this American treasure no longer wants to be associated with America? 
 
 
"Truth, justice and the American way - it's not enough anymore," the Man of Steel tells the president's national security adviser. "I intend to speak before the United Nations tomorrow and inform them that I am renouncing my US citizenship."
 
"I'm tired of having my actions construed as instruments of US policy," he says, explaining that he wants to help wherever and whenever he is needed. "I've been thinking too small. I realize that now."
 
This after a public uproar over the "Man of Steel", who was helping an enemy of America, Iran. While I agree this was not something that should have happened, I have to disagree with the man who's faster than a speeding bullet. Yes, while we Americans can make a pig out of a poke , or uproar over trivial matters, Superman, I ask you directly, haven't we been your home every since you came into this country illegally as a baby and were hidden by a couple in Kansas?
 
Did we not "pull some strings" and have you jump the line over thousands of Mexicans trying to get into this country to be citizens? Yet you now want to renounce your citizenship?
 
In a statement, DC Comics co-publishers Jim Lee and Dan Didio said that despite the global outlook, the character is, and always will be, a red-blooded American at heart."Superman is a visitor from a distant planet who has long embraced American values. As a character and an icon, he embodies the best of the American Way," they said.
 
While I will be the first to admit he has saved this planet from masterminds like  Lex Luthor and  Brainiac, have we also not showered him with awards. The president himself gave you the our nations highest award, The Medal of Freedom. What do you want good sir, Money? How dare you!
 
I, along with many other loyal Americans, say leave, and don't come back to this place that treated you like one of it's own. Do you really think you are irreplaceable my good man? Well think again! As you may know, since you think you know everything anyway, our military killed Osama Bin Laden, the most wanted man in the world. Where were you the ten years he was hiding in plain sight? Where where you when the "Twin Towers" went down by the way? I think we all know. You were gallivanting around the world with that slut, Lois Lane. 
 
So, Mr. Superman, go, take up residence in another country. We don't want your kind around here anyway. How many houses have you accidentally burnt down with your X Ray Vision? How many people have been hurt when bullets, meant to kill you, ricocheted off you and hurt or killed innocent citizens? How many fires have you put out with your super breath, not giving a thought to the firemen that were blown out into space? 
 
I for one say go, you damned illegal alien, and never let your shadow darken America's door again! 
 
 
 


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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A new super hero is now the focus of America: Navy Seal.
Do you really think you are irreplaceable my good man? Well think again! I have and this quote speaks volumes for all who are listening and reading.
Scanner. I am late as usual.
I promised I'd go hoe weeds.
These bogs get folk in trouble.
I hope Moses has big PHAT hips?
I am not one heavenly theologian.
We petition Super Females for kiss?
Oops.
I told you.
We be in woe.
We need titanium thighs.
If we make it to a`heaven?
We better get mashed corn.
I love hominy corn for meals.
I afraid naughty follow to hail.
We best wear a Black Sock Mask.
I pray. It may do White House goo?
No chew hominy and yell ` Alleluia!
I pray that in heavin' is Moe Con C.!
Mary, Rita, Poet`a tess or Michelle!
We need Babes or some quadruplet!
Four woman may exhaust Con C. ay.
In Paradise on Earth we no searched.
We need Scanner to X- rate see-throw.
If I make it to heavin I need a big wet kiss.
My war boo boo boo needs kissed. ay tease.
I am seriously getting into trouble @ a`Bogs.
Pedro may scan scanner and find pot in pocket.
Fugedchu and the tailwind you flew in on, you mild-mannered twit!

Lezlie
Must be a sign of the times and I can't say that I blame Superman. We need to think globally and even universally and get over America as the Superpower of the world. We either all survive or none of us do. So I'm glad to see Superman of the world and not just an American propaganda machine.
Are you sure Obama isn't hiding under that Superman machine? After what this country has done to him I wouldn't be surprised if he renounced his citizenship at the end of his eight year term and became a citizen of the world too.
This was harsh Scanner. real harsh.. But someone had to say it..:)
rated with hugs
"How many houses have you accidentally burnt down with your X Ray Vision" - I hate it when he does that!!
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R
Linn, Yea, for the Navy Seals. We don't need not stinkin' Superman~
Algis, I hope all Americans can come together on this issue!
Art, ixnay on the potsay, OK?
L, we should have run him out of the country when he first illegally came into this country. Where where the conservatives then?
Z, while I don't mind him flying into Japan and helping them, why does he have to denounce his American citizenship. Shame on him!
Linda, as everyone knows, I am just a meek reporter named Clark Kent in real life. I don't know where Superman's head is at these days. I just don't know him since him and Lois...,
Susie, the man did some good, but how many people he harmed by accident will never be known.
there you go on the SEALs. besides, we still have Thor and the Green Lantern.
Well, if 'Merika's jobs can leave the country why not the icon of its values?

I wouldn't have liked to listen to that damned cape fluttering anyway.... ;-)

**great stuff scanner - as usual**
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I love it when you write all crazy, and I am totally confused, doesn't take much! Ha! Enjoyed.
Captain America has never been Superman.
He'll be Chinese in six months
He'll be Chinese in six months
This isn’t the way I would prefer to stir up discussion but there are a lot of people that pay more attention to this kind of stuff than more researched commentary. It is better than blind support for the corruption by those that are in power.
Scanner, ever since Clark Kent lost his job because "The Daily Planet" went out of business there has been nothing but trouble, trouble, and more trouble!
Superman was created by a Canadian. Maybe Supes just got tired of the American warmongers....
Sometimes it is difficult to distinguish the bad and good guys from each other, especially if it was your house he burnt down. R
Don't worry, scanman, next issue he'll spin the world backwards and we'll all be having a fishstick luncheon with Harry Truman.
Superman should have never been given full citizenship anyway. Any word from Captain America?
Don, I hear they both suck. Every since Christopher Reeves died, Superman has gotten the big head!
Sky, this country is for real 'mericans anyway! Right?
Cindy, don't tell me they never heard of Superman in Africa!
Lefty, you're right, but he's never turned in his cape either.
Bob, they probably paid him off. They got the do-re-me~
Zack, you're right.
D, you may be right. Maybe he has too much time on his hands. After all, America is almost crime free since Obama was elected!
Ink, he could have also kept the bullets from killing people. asshole!
Peggy, could be. But wheres he going to go? Canada? Yawn!!
guerrilla jester, you may be right. Let's all hope he does good, wherever he winds up. Canada? Yawn!
Sarah, tell me about it. The guy was a nuisance!
Damon, what was I just talking about?
Jack, last I heard Captain America was a meth head with teeth so ugly he scared the tourists off!
Four Dimension Man? A new sit.com? Why does Frankie get $180 for his chess set? A Circle Song Scannie? Why did so many literate types die in 1962? Twelve on? Twelve off? Just what is off? What are you are dish washer in Memphis? Talapia Tacos and organic salsa?
Do we have enough grain for 20/20? In coming? Out going?
Golf is good?
Tap-tap comma, who lives? If one is invisible, does one have to be concern how one looks to other people? Do we build our own wall of depression jkust to climb it? The of the earth? A square? Trapezoid? Why does everything I do end in a question
Rated because - well, just because! E
Your parodies are funny. I enjoyed this.
Scanner, my friend, I marvel at how you come up with this stuff day in and day out. I also marvel at any site naming itself "News.com" would waste space reporting this. A fictional character renounces his fictional citizenship after aiding a fictional group of protesters in Iran and we have an opinion on the subject? I have lived too long.

This was both funny and sad in a way, and it just leaves me shaking my head.
I heard it wasn't Lois, but Jimmy he's been hanging with!
maybe I should blog this but nah...no time.

so here's my take on this:

I love this country, but it's come a long long way from "truth and justice (and the american way)".

so I'm thinking, good for superman. maybe he'll press together some coal and make diamonds, cash them in and live in rome. if I were superman, that's what I'd do.
Dear Glenn Beck, please let scanner go. I do like your piece, scanner is my friend and he doesn't do well locked in a closet, something about his childhood and the next door neighbor lady who played a 'game' together that went horribly wrong.

That's all the details he'll give. I also imagine there was a donkey involved.

Thank you,

Your friend,

Alan Rushton!!!

P.S.

Superman, I'm there with ya, the Iranians have been trying for months to denounce my citizenship and government and come work for them.

I'm holding out for Mexico. Free booze? OH MY!! :D
I don't like the fact that he denounced Uncle Sam, but...live and let live right? I'm with Linnnn, we've got the Navy Seals to look up to now. Who needs him.
Clark Kent is still a U.S. citizen. Superman belongs to the world. By the way, have you read "Red Son" -- the story looks at what might have been if Kal-El landed in the Soviet Union instead of Smallville, Kansas. :)
is the big guy's an illegal alien, then what does that make this gnome?
p.s. to get rid of rats, hire a democrat. we'll sweep the barn
;')}
on second thought, "democrat" ends with what you're trying to e-rat-icate!
Whoa, poor Lois is going to need therapy. Such is life.
Hold the phone there Skipper! Superman is in our blood, dude. That was a little harsh, ScanMan. I grew up thinking he is my hero; yet reading this reminded me that Superman belongs to all the children of the world. That we--American children who grew up reading Superman--got the best Superman magazine print is enough for me.

I apologize for the publishers, but I urge you to reconsider and forgive Superman. I cannot have one hero of mine mad at another.

Rated for my hero, ScanMan.
Zanelle,
If you're going to comment on a post like this, perhaps you should change the spelling of your name. Under the circumstances, I'd suggest Zan El. Perhaps you're really a relation?
(I hope you understand this post. Some readers will.)
I guess I missed this story. Truly tragic. I love the KS connection since I'm from there. All good and mighty folks come from the heart of America. Right? ;-) R
Now that I'm working, I'm going to miss some of these stories. I hate that.
One good thing about people that can be thought of as heroes is that they are heroes wherever they be, and Superman has been heroic and human equally well. In his stance, he wants to continue to be a hero and I say, why not? However, I ca well understand your indignance too. Thanks for the links to the story.