Come an take yer medicine, smart-guy! Powww!!
[Regurge for update. -- Tecs]
Saturday, October 31, 2009
But don't look at me!
Steyn hilarious today. Also Reich not too worried about Honduras. Comically, he says that in contrast to our American shits in situ, Chavez has no scruples. Well, lucky us.
Fungi from Planet Pepe
The sex organs in the induced hermaphroditic flowers become sterile as a result of infection, a process known as "parasitic castration". Ovaries become sterile because they become replaced with teliospores and form "smut balls", making the ovary unable to set seed. The anthers, however, do not show outward signs of teliospore production, but are still effectively sterile because they tend to be small and immature. Consequently, both male and female reproductive organs within induced hermaphroditic flowers of buffalograss become parasitically castrated.
Victory, Democrat style!
#1: Throw in with the wrong guys.
#2: Get your ass handed to you.
#3: Declare victory.
#2: Get your ass handed to you.
#3: Declare victory.
Brooks redux
So the formula is to always write that Obama is smart, oh my is he smart!! Problem might be that he lacks backbone or character or tenacity or those other things that are not so important to our vacuous culture now as `smart'.
Hmmm. Reminds me of Tecs saying someone was smart, hell, he went to Harvard! Who was that? Romney?
Not to beat up on poor defenseless Tecs all the time, but maybe this is the real problem, particularly for guys like us that think smart is so goddam important, since you prove theorems with that, not courage.
Are courage and tenacity undervalued by our dumbass Paris Hilton society compared to `if you're so smart then why ain't you rich?'
Hmmm. Reminds me of Tecs saying someone was smart, hell, he went to Harvard! Who was that? Romney?
Not to beat up on poor defenseless Tecs all the time, but maybe this is the real problem, particularly for guys like us that think smart is so goddam important, since you prove theorems with that, not courage.
Are courage and tenacity undervalued by our dumbass Paris Hilton society compared to `if you're so smart then why ain't you rich?'
Friday, October 30, 2009
A modest proposal...
How about the Frogs put Chirac, Vilepine and Polansky in a cell together and cut off the lube supply?
Thursday, October 29, 2009
A Kayla special
Republican Rep. Joe Barton, who is Texan, said the bill is “about four reams of paper” that add up to the American public “getting reamed.”
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Shittin' 'n Gittin'
Kagan offers a test to Obama we all know he'll fail
But what the hell, right? Got rope? Got Piss? Go at it.
Heck, why not since Homer?
An FCP GUT to end all GUTs: Barack Obama is the most powerful writer since Julius Caesar.
REGURGE for Tacitus and Thucydides.
REGURGE for Tacitus and Thucydides.
Kerry to the rescue
Kerry has become one of President Obama’s top advisers on Afghanistan. This goes a long way toward explaining why administration policy is ever more incoherent... Duhhh.
Like many Democrats, Kerry is a self-styled “progressive internationalist.” ... There is no clash of civilizations for progressive internationalists: Western civilization, being the root of all evil, is always negotiable. Ach, so.
Like many Democrats, Kerry is a self-styled “progressive internationalist.” ... There is no clash of civilizations for progressive internationalists: Western civilization, being the root of all evil, is always negotiable. Ach, so.
The last thing we want to project is perfection
Don't worry, baby. You come across as perfect only as assholes.
In the Days of The Three Prophets
The news these days is surreal, as if we were in some vast nightmare where the Gods had decreed we were to be made prisoner in a Dystopia--and the only question they had left unsettled was what just proportion should be as foretold in the Books of Aldous, or George, or Momo
Malmohad Da Prophet or The Funeral of the Last Vikings
Jonathan, that's my line from 2003. You owe me a VCP.
"This is the United States. Very soon. The key statement in this video:
Muslims are a key constituency of the leftists.
And that is the plan in a nutshell. Ingraft the extremists. Make them into a brownshirt army to enforce silence and intimidate enemies. Ultimately, use them to destroy, to kill. The marriage of Marx and Mohammad in a global state.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Rot's Galacticos Get The 3rd Degree
As only Benny Hill could finally put it: "4 Goles y sin vaselin"
An Opera, alright. Just like Sweeney Todd.
Madrileno, con Amor
An Opera, alright. Just like Sweeney Todd.
Madrileno, con Amor
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Hume, I mean Hitchens, Comes to America?
I plan on having a showing of this, with the following demographic in my flat: 1 super Catholic Pittsburgh Pole (w/ Ph.D. in Rhetoric from Duquesne), 1 Organic/Yeoman Farmer (NoDak native, and ABD in Geography from UC-Berkeley), 1 agricultural attorney (U of Minnesota-Twin Cities J.D., Minnesota native), 1 English professor (another NoDak native, ethnic German-from-Russia), and myself.
With an easterner present, there'll be plenty of bourbon shots. And with a Californian present, plenty of fine red wine. With the other three, plenty of beer and ethnic eastern Europa and Scandinavian vodka swilling to temper our comments toward one another. If any FCP'ers can make it, by all means, by all means. We're going to also have a verbal abuse fountain running the entire time. This is the type of dialog that ought to be happening in American University. Sometimes I truly think I should've been born in either Edinburgh, or the British American Colonies, circa 1759. But at least their inspiration lives on. Looks like a damn good documentary from all sides. In addition to the video clips, here is more written exegesis.
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Da Genius Endorses Hoffman
Bubba tries his hand at Pepean logic
"These polls are either accurate, or they're not," he said, delivering an insight worthy of a Harvard political science professor. "So are the polls right? The answer is yes, no, and maybe."
Nous sommes tous des pussies
Women of the extinct hominids such as the Neanderthals carried around 10 percent more muscle than modern European men, and with training could have reached 90 percent of the bulk of Arnold Schwarzenegger at his physical prime. Her shorter lower arm would have given her a great advantage in an arm wrestle, and she could easily have slammed his arm to the table. .. The Cro-Magnons, the first anatomically modern Europeans, living around 30-40,000 years ago, were impressively tall (many over 6 feet 6 inches), strong, fit, and with larger brains than humans of today. They had an active lifestyle and an abundant and balanced diet of meats and vegetables.
Pinko food has turned us all into pee-wees.
Pinko food has turned us all into pee-wees.
Mad Men and the Syphilia of Crowds
"The problem, for the “common people,” with the sometimes arduous task of living under unhinged rulers, or with the conditions of life they create, is broader than can ever first appear. The lust for power itself is a moral failing, a beginning to madness. And when it grows gigantic, in relation to the size of the man, and makes connections with “the madness of crowds,” usually by means of hypnotic slogans — then we “progress” towards inevitable catastrophe"
[Bump up for more comments. This is an important find by AA, which just flew by me before. -- Tecs]
[Bump up for more comments. This is an important find by AA, which just flew by me before. -- Tecs]
Biden smarter than AA and Tecs
“I think a big part of it is, the vice president’s reading of the Democratic party is this is not sustainable,” Riedel told the New York Times. “That’s a part of the process that’s a legitimate question for a president–if I do this, can I sustain it with political support at home? That was the argument the vice president was making back in the winter.”
Don't they have chess in your respective Massachusetts swamps?
Don't they have chess in your respective Massachusetts swamps?
Monday, October 26, 2009
Sweet Water Lay-z-Boy on Auction Block
Maybe FCP'ers could put some cash together and bid on it? Then again, we could easily improve on the first model. I didn't see any beer-holders on it. Did you?
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Why didn't Chicago think of this?
Sunday, October 25, 2009
The Bishop vs The Village Idiot: Smackdown City.
It's not so often I find myself wholeheartedly with the Padres. But here's to Tobin punching "Patches" Kennedy senseless [not that it would take much to make most Kennedy's, and this one in particular, lose whatever small sense they have].
If only Da Padres could have had the same five-knuckled clarity as to PigMeister Teddy.
If only Da Padres could have had the same five-knuckled clarity as to PigMeister Teddy.
Biden clarifies
At the time, Czech Prime Minister Jan Fischer told reporters that shortly after midnight, Barack Obama telephoned me to announce that his government is backing away from the intention of building a missile defense radar on Czech territory. The Czech Republic acknowledges the decision. Said the Vice President today: “Could it have been done better? Yeah. Obviously it could have been done better.” He continued: “Look, there's always a better way to be able to communicate change than whatever the way you used. But that's the reason for the trip. I think I set out on behalf of the president to convey to three central European allies that we're committed. We've ended the trip, we've ended the meetings, and I'm absolutely convinced that the leaders of the opposition as well as the governments of all three countries have no doubt about the commitment.”
REGURGE FOR THE PATTERN-RECOGNITION.
REGURGE FOR THE PATTERN-RECOGNITION.
Sicut erat in principio
Now that it's not in support of W, good sense can be shown.
Meanwhile Zakaria still hasn't gotten the memo that it's OK to be sensible.
Da Papa of Tarek? He Lead This Society
for a few years....
Not that it could have anything to do with the false allegations against the estimable Tarek Mehenna, of course.
[ENGLISH TRANSLATION BEGINS P.16]
"The process of settlement is a "Civilization-Jihadist Proecess" with all the word means. The Ikhwan must understand that their work in America is a kind of grand Jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and "sabotaging" its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and God's religion is made victorious over all other religions. Without this level of understanding, we are not up to this challenge and have not prepared ourselves for Jihad yet. It is a Muslim's destiny to perform Jihad and work wherever he is and wherever he lands until the final hour comes, and there is no escape from that destiny"
The unhappy fact is that this is one of those organzations the MSM Party Line keeps reassuring us is "moderate" and "progressive".
They are right about the second.
Not that it could have anything to do with the false allegations against the estimable Tarek Mehenna, of course.
[ENGLISH TRANSLATION BEGINS P.16]
"The process of settlement is a "Civilization-Jihadist Proecess" with all the word means. The Ikhwan must understand that their work in America is a kind of grand Jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and "sabotaging" its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and God's religion is made victorious over all other religions. Without this level of understanding, we are not up to this challenge and have not prepared ourselves for Jihad yet. It is a Muslim's destiny to perform Jihad and work wherever he is and wherever he lands until the final hour comes, and there is no escape from that destiny"
The unhappy fact is that this is one of those organzations the MSM Party Line keeps reassuring us is "moderate" and "progressive".
They are right about the second.
Tarara Boom Die-Eh! They've Read the BarryObameter
....and it tells them that now is the time to unleash the storm.
We have more than a weak man in office, we have a man who is the nation's enemy. How did that old sea chanty go. "From Sunni to Shia they're Laughing With Glee"?
What Petraeus and Bush fashioned, the indifference [or is it malice?] of Hussein can tear asunder. Quicktime.
We have more than a weak man in office, we have a man who is the nation's enemy. How did that old sea chanty go. "From Sunni to Shia they're Laughing With Glee"?
What Petraeus and Bush fashioned, the indifference [or is it malice?] of Hussein can tear asunder. Quicktime.
Your typical pinko argues with Thomas Jefferson
At 4:00 AM at the Jefferson Memorial, she became characteristically hysterical: "Every time I came across 'man' or 'men' I changed it mentally. I said 'IT WAS PERSON, TOM. IT WAS PERSON! OKAY, TOM.'"
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Joys of Pepea
If we have wearied of all that in nine months, think what four years of it will do to the public mood. Eat your shit tacos, and shuddup, would Pepe say.
Stephen Walt and Prescience
5. The "surge" has failed as a strategy. Increased U.S. troop strength brought internal violence back down to 2005 levels, but political reconciliation did not occur and the level of violence is now rising. Judged by the Administration's own criteria, the strategy has not worked. Current force levels are not sustainable, and prolonging the surge would damage our armed forces further and weaken our global position even more.
But our scholar Walt has a new point of view! He's changed everything about his Weltanschauung since being caught so wrong! OK, ready? Here's Walt's new vision!
Obama's decision should be easy, given that the costs of the war are rising, the benefits are few and the odds of success are small. If he explains that calculus to the American people and says it is time to leave, most of them will agree.
You see?! He changed the context from Iraq to Afghanistan! Isn't he smart? I think it's called generalization!
Of course he's gotten off of blaming everything on the (ahem) lobby, lately... אידיוט, and I am sure we will find something around that he's written explaining why he was mistaken about that whole bit of unpleasantness in Iraq. Hey, the guy's a pro; he's got a retraction somewhere...looking....
But our scholar Walt has a new point of view! He's changed everything about his Weltanschauung since being caught so wrong! OK, ready? Here's Walt's new vision!
Obama's decision should be easy, given that the costs of the war are rising, the benefits are few and the odds of success are small. If he explains that calculus to the American people and says it is time to leave, most of them will agree.
You see?! He changed the context from Iraq to Afghanistan! Isn't he smart? I think it's called generalization!
Of course he's gotten off of blaming everything on the (ahem) lobby, lately... אידיוט, and I am sure we will find something around that he's written explaining why he was mistaken about that whole bit of unpleasantness in Iraq. Hey, the guy's a pro; he's got a retraction somewhere...looking....
Euro-wusses with more couilles than our CiC
Oh, but I would hate to go into some kind of Obama derangement syndrome. Hey, everything is hunky-dory! Let's fight global warming instead!
Obligatory Steyn post.
Let's see if Tecs gets offended. I know, I know, Steyn didn't go to Harvard...
Rotten Days
All this done under the table; outside the functions of a representative republic. If Obama has such an open playing field for obliterating the constitutional government of this nation, it sure wasn't hampered by short sighted Bushists happily smoothing the grounds of that field.
More and more it is clear that Reagan was a last gasp of the notion of a more limited and constitutional government a gasp breaking in after 4 decades of ever increasing Statism and Rule by Bureaucracy. After it? A plummmet into a full blown Socialism [a really juicy melding of the National and International versions brewing before our eyes, oh yeah] and unashamed abrogation of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the integrity of the nation, and of the ideals which made this nation distinctive from the neverending reign of pisspots throughout Pepetopia.
"At the same time, I helped to convince Richard Haass at the Council on Foreign Relations that we should put together a trilateral task force to look at the future of North America. We recruited John Manley on Canada's side, along with William Weld, former governor of Massachusetts, and Pedro Aspe, the former Mexican economy minister, who had been so influential in promoting NAFTA.
The result of all of these efforts was that in 2005 Prime Minister Martin and President Bush and President Fox decided to sign what they called the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America - the SPP. The left accused us of having bullied these leaders into action, which was total nonsense. The real issue, which everyone recognized, was the need to strengthen North American competitiveness and security.
At their next summit meeting, in 2006, the three leaders invited leading members of the CEO communities in the three countries to provide private-sector input on issues related to competitiveness. From that idea the North American Competitiveness Council (NACC) was born, to be composed of 10 frontline CEOs from each of Canada, the United States and Mexico. We produced 10 of our most senior CEOs, while the Americans established an executive committee of 15 representing a broad range of large companies with rotating memberships. The Mexicans produced some heavy-duty people - many names you know well.
The first meeting of the NACC with the three leaders took place in Montebello, Quebec, in 2007. Our Mexican and American counterparts graciously asked us to write the first NACC report. It was very well received, albeit heavily criticized by unions on the left and others as elitist: "Why did these people have access to the national leaders while everyone else was left out?"
The second meeting of the NACC with the three leaders took place at their summit in New Orleans in 2008 - we were in the room with the leaders for a full hour and a half.
When President Obama came to power, he faced a lot of pressure to shelve the SPP and not follow through with the NACC because his advisors were looking for an institution that would also involve environmentalists, union leaders, et al. But at the North American Leaders' Summit in Guadalajara this summer, President Calderon and Prime Minister Harper both told President Obama that the NACC was very useful. In fact, the Canadian NACC group met with our prime minister and his key ministers for an hour and a half on the eve of his departure for the Guadalajara summit. He said that, regardless of whether the NACC continues formally on a trilateral basis, he welcomes our advice on trilateral issues. "
More and more it is clear that Reagan was a last gasp of the notion of a more limited and constitutional government a gasp breaking in after 4 decades of ever increasing Statism and Rule by Bureaucracy. After it? A plummmet into a full blown Socialism [a really juicy melding of the National and International versions brewing before our eyes, oh yeah] and unashamed abrogation of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the integrity of the nation, and of the ideals which made this nation distinctive from the neverending reign of pisspots throughout Pepetopia.
"At the same time, I helped to convince Richard Haass at the Council on Foreign Relations that we should put together a trilateral task force to look at the future of North America. We recruited John Manley on Canada's side, along with William Weld, former governor of Massachusetts, and Pedro Aspe, the former Mexican economy minister, who had been so influential in promoting NAFTA.
The result of all of these efforts was that in 2005 Prime Minister Martin and President Bush and President Fox decided to sign what they called the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America - the SPP. The left accused us of having bullied these leaders into action, which was total nonsense. The real issue, which everyone recognized, was the need to strengthen North American competitiveness and security.
At their next summit meeting, in 2006, the three leaders invited leading members of the CEO communities in the three countries to provide private-sector input on issues related to competitiveness. From that idea the North American Competitiveness Council (NACC) was born, to be composed of 10 frontline CEOs from each of Canada, the United States and Mexico. We produced 10 of our most senior CEOs, while the Americans established an executive committee of 15 representing a broad range of large companies with rotating memberships. The Mexicans produced some heavy-duty people - many names you know well.
The first meeting of the NACC with the three leaders took place in Montebello, Quebec, in 2007. Our Mexican and American counterparts graciously asked us to write the first NACC report. It was very well received, albeit heavily criticized by unions on the left and others as elitist: "Why did these people have access to the national leaders while everyone else was left out?"
The second meeting of the NACC with the three leaders took place at their summit in New Orleans in 2008 - we were in the room with the leaders for a full hour and a half.
When President Obama came to power, he faced a lot of pressure to shelve the SPP and not follow through with the NACC because his advisors were looking for an institution that would also involve environmentalists, union leaders, et al. But at the North American Leaders' Summit in Guadalajara this summer, President Calderon and Prime Minister Harper both told President Obama that the NACC was very useful. In fact, the Canadian NACC group met with our prime minister and his key ministers for an hour and a half on the eve of his departure for the Guadalajara summit. He said that, regardless of whether the NACC continues formally on a trilateral basis, he welcomes our advice on trilateral issues. "
Friday, October 23, 2009
Let's move to France!
When the US is getting more French than the French, perhaps we should go with the real McCoy?
Lay-Z-Boy, NHRA, and DWIs
And they say America is falling behind the world when it comes to matters of science and technology. Balls!
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A San Fran Rot-otopia Bears Fruit
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Kaus twists and confuses himself
REGURGEDATE: Kaus gets pwned by a guy with 1/4 his brain.
Moral: Don't get all twisted in knots and try to be too smart by a half. Sound familiar, Kerry-supporters Tecs and AA?
Moral: Don't get all twisted in knots and try to be too smart by a half. Sound familiar, Kerry-supporters Tecs and AA?
Dry rot
Consider Mr. Moratinos a trend-setter in the age of Obama, as the U.S. president's own overtures to Castro (not to mention to Iran, Burma and now Sudan) follow a distinctly Moratinian philosophy. This holds that engaging dictators will yield better results than offering succor to their dissidents, and that tyrants and terrorists are somehow more malleable than their brutality suggests.
Pepea comes to AA (and a mall near you)
Mehanna, who has taught math and religion at Alhuda Academy in Worcester, made a defiant appearance in federal court Wednesday. [..] The men justified the planned attacks on malls because U.S. civilians pay taxes to support the government and are "nonbelievers".
Pepean logic is everywhere dense.
Pepean logic is everywhere dense.
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Molotov cocktails
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Some Old Limey Speaks Truth to Power
Just another Dead White Man Walking.
[neat little Nobel moment at 1:50 or so]
[neat little Nobel moment at 1:50 or so]
Pepe plays football
...another sting in the tail.
GOAL! Real Madrid 1-1 Milan (Pirlo 62 mins) Wow. Seriously, wow. I looked up from my emails just in time to see Pirlo let fly with an absolute thunderbolt from 30, maybe more, yards out that caught Casilias totally cold and flew straight into the top corner of the net. Utterly stunning. 64 mins That was absolutely breathtaking, though you have to think Casilias could have done better given how far out the shot came from.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
A Pathway to pinko nirvana
Jones was hospitalized in the belief that his previous cancer had recurred and was now terminal. The family claimed he was soon denied food and water and put into deep sedation. But his autopsy showed that he did not have cancer at all, but actually had a treatable infection. Day at the office for the death panels.
Unless the final version of Obamacare is amended explicitly to prohibit such centralized health planning, don’t be surprised if an American version of the Liverpool Care Pathway comes soon to a hospital or nursing home near you. Ululululululu, says Pepe.
Unless the final version of Obamacare is amended explicitly to prohibit such centralized health planning, don’t be surprised if an American version of the Liverpool Care Pathway comes soon to a hospital or nursing home near you. Ululululululu, says Pepe.
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IT'S ALL BUSH'S FAULT, all the time
.. till the end of time. The reductio ad absurdum of Pepean logic, boiled to its central tenet.
I thought I was reading my own words.
The old guys had style, even class; today’s crowd spends more on teeth-whiteners than on books. Obama is perfect for the age. Like Bush, he had the Ivy-League degrees; unlike Bush he had the pretension that they meant something, even though in his mind the Berlin Airlift, the German language, Auschwitz, World War II, Cordoba, the geography of the U.S., almost anything dealing with history, geography, literature, or well, knowledge in general—well all that is stuff that others less relevant than he learned in college.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Bolton worried
that becoming Carter before Carter did will give us more Carter time than we had under Carter. Tecs, you and Bolton agree on this bit of good sense. I hope you don't get swept away by another Zackaria article now...
Hey Tecs! Read this!
Makes perfect sense, unlike your favorite fruits from the Harvard futures market clusterf**k!
Saturday, October 17, 2009
IF you're so smart, then why are you so stupid?
Hey Tecs! Is this the way to use the Romanian saying?
Does this remind you of the Volkswagen vulture that went hungry?
Does this remind you of the Volkswagen vulture that went hungry?
Friday, October 16, 2009
Marty Peretz on Fire?!?!
Actually here but the backgrounder on Liz up there's good too.
UPDATE: The great pinko unraveling.
THREEPDATE: IT'S ALL OBAMA'S FAULT!!!
FOURPDATE: From Obama-poodle Foreign Policy no less.
UPDATE: The great pinko unraveling.
THREEPDATE: IT'S ALL OBAMA'S FAULT!!!
FOURPDATE: From Obama-poodle Foreign Policy no less.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Da Good Hex: USA Grabs the Orbs of Victory
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Cannonade
Letterman tonight featured "Top Ten things that are more fun than reading Sarah Palin's memoir." A wag at HuffPo countered, "Humiliating your wife and child in front of the whole world because you can't keep it in your pants."
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Murder By Any Other Name Smells as Foul
Da President Commode
"We look back at the Roman epoch with a sense of relief. We've learned so much since then. No longer do we consider our leaders to be gods among men. No longer do we hand them unearned and meretricious awards and prizes. We don't turn on and destroy members of previous administrations. We don't tolerate incompetent and corrupt sycophants in high office. We've learned to recognize disorders such as pathological narcissism and assure that the victims do not gain high office. Any president who placed his prestige on the line with an athletic contest would be laughed to scorn.
And as for political bloodshed, that kind of savagery has no place in a modern democracy. Any party that called for the assassination of an opposing leader -- say, George W. Bush -- would simply be run out of the public sphere. Unlike the Romans, we all understand the concept of consequences, that what goes around comes around. Don't we?"
Wish these were just rhetorical questions.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Harvard's is the Gift that Keeps on Giving
A Catch 22 Worth Dying For
Ah, Planet Pepe. No one can conjure up a Catch 22 quite like Versailles can.
[After being given cancer by the transplanted lungs provided by the hospital] "Because he was a cancer patient, he was not allowed to receive a further pair of lungs, under hospital rules."
Really beautiful stuff. And here Massatopia leads the way to the Radiant AmeriSocy Future.
Note to Tecumseh: Courez! Sauve Qui Peut. [or How I learned to Stop Worrying and Came to Love Big Harvard]
...for Gool ol AmeriSoc is leading the way here in Massatopia.
Hey, Freedom is just another word for nothing Left to lose
Hey, Freedom is just another word for nothing Left to lose
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Pepe's New and Shameless Gig
The SS Lovedoll LePew finds a more useful propagandistic niche than pissing on Amerikkka on FCP. Verily, Obamakles Fuscusnasis Sycophantiens.
"My argument is that Obama’s victory isn’t unwarranted or undeserving. His accomplishments to date are impressive, his future is full of possibilities and the peace prize was awarded to him by a panel “instructed to encourage international co-operation, arms reduction and acts of engagement” for his initiative and to ensure he keeps working towards his, and our, ultimate goal."
The Politics of AIDS: American Immune Deficiency Syndrome
The Socialist cancer grows so fast because those who should fight it have been coopted.
What part is idiocy and what part is appeasement and what part is malice no longer matters. "Green" is a road to perdition, and We are all focked.
By the way, Tecumseh; granted that Sarah Palin is not a natural born Giant, it shows how late it is in the twilight of this republic that by comparison she looms over all. [pace, Chargaff]
What part is idiocy and what part is appeasement and what part is malice no longer matters. "Green" is a road to perdition, and We are all focked.
By the way, Tecumseh; granted that Sarah Palin is not a natural born Giant, it shows how late it is in the twilight of this republic that by comparison she looms over all. [pace, Chargaff]
Cass-Traito: Da Wolf Drooling at the Door
Saturday, October 10, 2009
IT'S BUSH'S FAULT
...that no one cares what Obama says, even though he's honored with the highest pinko decoration that exists. I see.
PLUS: a Great Title.
PLUS: a Great Title.
Fear-based Steyn
“I’m afraid I’ve registered into a very conversative (sic), fear-based world here, but I’d like to suggest the incredible notion we all create our worlds in our conversations. What are you building by maligning rather than creating discourses for workability? Bravo to Obama and others working for people, however it appears to cynics.”
Friday, October 09, 2009
Thursday, October 08, 2009
Wednesday, October 07, 2009
Hitch contra Polanski & Applebaum
Here's some thought for one and all: I've always agreed how the Political Right could thunder against the likes of a Polanski, but was always confused when they somehow couldn't thunder against pederasts more broadly, whether they have a white little collar on; or for conservative Muslims, whether they sing into a megaphone 5-times/day or not.
The closing zinger paragraph of the article: In Iran—where the Islamic revolution originally lowered the age of marriage to 9—the minimum age is currently 13, though this is not among the laws that the Revolutionary Guards are especially zealous in enforcing. You may, if you wish, try to make a case for cultural relativism—different standards for different societies and traditions—but the plain fact is that the Prophet Mohammed was betrothed to his favorite wife Aisha when she was 6 and took her as his wife when she was 9, and this gives an "empowering" effect to those who like things to be this way and to keep it legal. Meanwhile, a leading prince of the American Roman church sits in the Vatican as a cardinal, having for decades facilitated and covered up the institutionalized sodomizing of the underage. I would rather live in a country where children are protected and their predators prosecuted, and even (which in Hollywood is evidently not always
the same thing) disapproved of.
The closing zinger paragraph of the article: In Iran—where the Islamic revolution originally lowered the age of marriage to 9—the minimum age is currently 13, though this is not among the laws that the Revolutionary Guards are especially zealous in enforcing. You may, if you wish, try to make a case for cultural relativism—different standards for different societies and traditions—but the plain fact is that the Prophet Mohammed was betrothed to his favorite wife Aisha when she was 6 and took her as his wife when she was 9, and this gives an "empowering" effect to those who like things to be this way and to keep it legal. Meanwhile, a leading prince of the American Roman church sits in the Vatican as a cardinal, having for decades facilitated and covered up the institutionalized sodomizing of the underage. I would rather live in a country where children are protected and their predators prosecuted, and even (which in Hollywood is evidently not always
the same thing) disapproved of.
Tuesday, October 06, 2009
Matematica Mord: or, When a PP Jeremiah Confronts "Feynman"
Mr. Miles' opus is Chock Full of nice Jeremiahic moments, such as:
"Einstein had said, "You know, once you start calculating (with abstract mathematics) you shit yourself up before you know it." But suddenly, in 1912, he developed a fondness for this mess. Perhaps he saw darkly what Heisenberg would see very clearly: the 20th century would have a love affair with shit. The century proved this in every field, from art to math to science to war to politics to entertainment to sex. The century loved nothing so much as watching someone foul
himself in public"
Naturally, as he's full of shit, he'll get the girl.
Monday, October 05, 2009
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