Friday, September 16, 2011
Rot happy as a clam in Euroland
Europeans began to realize that free movement within the 25-nation Schengen area meant just that: once accepted in any member country after a cursory procedure, a new arrival from anywhere on the planet can roam freely and eventually settle in next door. He may not speak the language, he may not have a job, but he is eligible for free medical care and other generous social benefits paid for by local taxes. Sounds like Texas.
As one Dutch parliamentarian puts it, "We don't want jobless Poles, Romanian beggars and people from North Africa or Turkey." Take that, Tecs!
"Stopping free movement endangers solidarity among Europeans and jeopardizes the European project," lectures José Manuel Barroso, a former Maoist and now, most appropriately, president of the unelected, unaccountable, Politburo-like European Commission in Brussels. As wiki says: He was one of the leaders of the underground Maoist MRPP (Reorganising Movement of the Proletariat Party, later PCTP/MRPP, Communist Party of the Portuguese Workers/Revolutionary Movement of the Portuguese Proletariat. Pepe at the bat.
As one Dutch parliamentarian puts it, "We don't want jobless Poles, Romanian beggars and people from North Africa or Turkey." Take that, Tecs!
"Stopping free movement endangers solidarity among Europeans and jeopardizes the European project," lectures José Manuel Barroso, a former Maoist and now, most appropriately, president of the unelected, unaccountable, Politburo-like European Commission in Brussels. As wiki says: He was one of the leaders of the underground Maoist MRPP (Reorganising Movement of the Proletariat Party, later PCTP/MRPP, Communist Party of the Portuguese Workers/Revolutionary Movement of the Portuguese Proletariat. Pepe at the bat.
Of course, Rot thinks Perry is a fantastic debater
Maybe that's because Perry has the same kind of trouble with logical implications: he professed he was “offended” at the suggestion he would sell out for a $5,000 donation—apparently not understanding the implication that there was a price at which he might well sell out.
More importantly, though, he seems to think he can wing these debates by referring to what he did in Texas here and what he did in Texas there. That is insufficient not just when it comes to giving voters a chance to judge him by the policy choices he might make; it’s insufficient because it suggests he thinks he can get away without getting specific and demonstrating a command of national and international issues.
More importantly, though, he seems to think he can wing these debates by referring to what he did in Texas here and what he did in Texas there. That is insufficient not just when it comes to giving voters a chance to judge him by the policy choices he might make; it’s insufficient because it suggests he thinks he can get away without getting specific and demonstrating a command of national and international issues.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
One hopes that God is done using Michelle Bachmann
People saw the Gardasil issue for what it is, Michelle. Now get out of the way. Meanwhile, the wheels are falling off the Obortiomobile.
True spiritual motivation for the base
Not to mention that the principal perks are strangely left out.
Tecs stroking his white cat and cackling at Rot
Fair or not, he’s a lot like Sen. John Kerry in 2004, who was going nowhere until Howard Dean self-destructed.
Well, glad they aren't hung up on obscurantism...
Can't argue with the judge's POV though. Of course Tecs is OK with all of this.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Keep diggin'!
President Barack Obama [sic] sharpened his rhetoric on Wednesday in a push for his $447 billion jobs package, even as polls showed Americans skeptical of the plan.
Magna Cum Laude. Uh-huh.
Magna Cum Laude. Uh-huh.
Academics fit for a president
and what better place to brag about this than Liberty 'University', under the auspices of bird of a feather Falwell Jr?
Meanwhile, Tecs' headachy heroine keeps up the Mediscare tactic
...along with others in Tecs' stable, Gingrich and Ned Romney.
Back to 1996. I was telling Rot how to click on things at the time
.. and also why diagrams commute. But he wouldn't listen.
Labels:
back to the future,
pinko economics
Tecs gets his pinko cop friends to arrest everyone
Echte. Everyone's laughing at Obama. Must be because he's so smaaaaaart. now taking water from the MSM. Abilene paradox time?
Knuckledragging Neanderthal goes on an anti-iPad rant
Next page: Mr Rot morphs into a cry-baby, becomes an associate professor of semiotics and communication theory at Oberlin.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
The Weiner seat
As of now: Turner 53%, Weprin 47%. AP declares Turner the winner. As for Nevada, it's Amodei by 57%-37%. A bad hair day for Pepe. SOBs 2 - Hoffa 0.
"Most vegetarians look so much like the food they eat that they can be classified as cannibals."
"Like most poets, preachers, and metaphysicians, he burst into conclusion at a spark of evidence."
Tecs' hero: Especially contemptible
Duh. But Tecs thinks all this is just fine. Politics ain't beanbag, after all, and the point is to get idiots to vote for you, so say whatever it takes and then when you're in, you're in!
Monday, September 12, 2011
Cute blondie with frilly blouse bitch-slaps Romney, Bachmann, Gingrich, and especially Tecs
Pandering workin like a charm for Bachmann. 4%. In the poll, I think Romney is actually stronger than cowpoke Confederate.
Just a quick clarification...
...AA hates these guys and thinks they sold out the US because now we can't "be ourselves" and urinate on books or something.
Uh huh. Of course the French know how to handle the mission civilisatrice better.
Uh huh. Of course the French know how to handle the mission civilisatrice better.
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Sounds exactly like Rot
Obama is like the guy in the bar who says, "I'll stand drinks for everyone in the house," and then adds, "Those guys over there are going to pay for them."
Labels:
Principles of Rotter Thought,
The Tab
While Boeing is stopped from building planes, Embraer corners the Kenya market
Questions nobody is asking: Does The BAe 146/Avro RJ Use The Coanda-effect?
Answers to questions nobody is asking: Ehm... basically all aircraft make use of the Coanda effect. It is a large part of what keeps them in the air.
Answers to questions nobody is asking: Ehm... basically all aircraft make use of the Coanda effect. It is a large part of what keeps them in the air.
Bah, Do You Peasants Think You Can Verify Versailles!?!
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