Einsamer Wolf

Perhaps I am flogging a dead horse, but I do believe this matter deserves further attention. Last night, I was watching and listening to "We Love the Green and Gold" by Pat McCurdy: a most fitting tribute to our beloved Green Bay Packers, indeed.  However, in the column of related videos, I saw this nasty bit:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yd0ZsxuLejo

It is a rendition of Together Forever, in response to Berty's betrayal to the Vikings. Even though their scheme to pilfer an EX-Packer great failed (and as far as I am concern he should forever be regarded as an EX-Packer, forever excommunicated from the good graces of Packerland), and failed miserably, I cannot quite describe the feelings that overcome me as a bunch of flippant, insolent Vikings fans mouth off about it.
That would be bad enough. But then, in the midst of this enemy posse, is this soccer mom sort, conjoling with the enemy with a silly half-ass smile on her face, seemingly jovial about the predilections of those around her, including such zingers as "Green and gold may be pretty, but they are just not right).
There are two distinct possiblities, as I see it. Either she is a Vikings fan, posing as a Packers fan, in which case she is an IMPOSTER sullying our colors, and should be brought to cease and desist forthwith, or she actually likens herself a Packers fan, and yet is seemingly jubilant about vikings fans anticipation of supremacy over the Packers, Berty as a "Viking forever," so on and so forth, ad nauseum until I puke my guys out, which also makes her an IMPOSTER, and turncoat to boot.  Either way, it is an outrage that such a person would don Packer colors. And the mere thought of it makes me see red, even to this day, even as the scheme failed.  Dare I say this woman should be likened to Hanoi Jane, or even Marlene Dietrich (who wantonly shacked up with untold numbers of American airmen before going on their way to conduct terror bombings on her country), except that this soccer mom is rather lacking in terms of hotness compared to her two predecessors.  Again, the very idea!
It cannot be stressed enough that such turncoats and imposters remain in our midst, only silenced because they have been discredited, just as those who never waivered or faltered, who never tread on their colors, have been duly vindicated by the Packers' most valiant March on Dallas, recapturing the Lombardi Trophy, returning it to where it belongs, while sitting poised for further Super Bowl Championships for the foreseeable future.
Indeed, check out this dame:

http://www.jsonline.com/multimedia/

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 Talk about weiblich. Although somewhat hot, she looks absolutely ridiculous. Why not split soviet and American flags and colors into an equally gaudy, contradictory eyesore, a walking paradox. I cannot even say this is an anecdote supporting the proposition that women should be seen and not heard, because she should not even be seen, at least not like that.  Can you say grudge, hate-sex? I can.
Then you have clowns like this.

http://www.jsonline.com/multimedia/

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I cannot convey in words the feelings that overcome me at the site of this, again, even though Berty's collaboration with the Vikings failed.
How is it even possible that someone could actually get away with this? The very idea that someone could sully and desecrate the Green and Gold, the Packers jersey beggars belief--to hack a Packers jersey into bits, and slap it together with enemy colors confounds any reasonable mind.
Then you have this:

http://www.jsonline.com/multimedia/

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This is  negligent parenting per se. Call Child Protection Services, post haste.  Say what you will about Jim Belushi, (obnoxious Bears fan, someone who lives under the shadow of his dead brother) at least he rears his son properly, so as not to side with what, to him at least, is the enemy.
It all beggars belief. And that is why, even after the treason has conclusively failed quite spectacularly, it must never be forgotten that such turncoats remain in our midst. After all, I was subjected to a most unpleasant reminder of this by merely watching "We Love the Green and Gold."