Kerry: "When I was a young man, he was in the state department stationed in Berlin when it and the world were divided between democracy and communism." The silly mark, may you succumb (A desire to see the continuing fall of communism)Kerry: "I am determined now to restore that pride to all who look to America." Bush gone with war (Implying that Bush's priorities are with war)
Kerry: "We have it in our power to change the world but only if we are true to our ideals." I found it in the hill (A reference to Capitol Hill. He believe power lies in the (Capitol) Hill.)
Some people have got way too much time on their hands. The above excerpts were taken from John Kerry's acceptance speech at the Democratic convention. The bolded portions are allegedly "reverse speech," an interpretation of phrases heard when (you guessed it) you play the tape backwards. To quote from the website:
It has been called the discovery of the 7th sense. The research into this phenomenon has been described as being of "Nobel calibre". It has been featured in numerous publications around the world, and in the United States it became a household name in the late 90s. It is called Reverse Speech, the phenomenon of hidden backward messages in speech. It initially gained worldwide fame in the early 80s as those strange backward messages in rock and roll. Since that time, research has progressed significantly and it is now known to exist in all forms of human speech.If human speech is recorded and played backwards, mixed amongst the gibberish at regular intervals can be heard very clear statements. These statements usually appear in short sentence form and are nearly always related to the forward speech. It appears constantly throughout language, so much so in fact, that it is believed to be a natural part of our speech processes.
Uh-huh. The guy deserves some kind of award, I guess what a maroon for actually listening to the entire speech backwards. Though maybe it was an improvement over the forwards version.
There's much more here. He also has "analysed" GWB as well. Bush is much more profane, and "says" things like hide the filthy nigger, but he is a Republican, so that's no surprise.