
Not that 20 years of listening to Rev. Wright shout out "Kill Whitey" didn't prove his Christian bona fides.
A. K. A. Loose Canon
A cool quarter mill(+ )a year, and the gerbil Florida shysters call him indigent? Precious. But not at precious as that singular honor of da ol' chop chop da Bary's were denied. No wonder Le Pew has gone incommunicado, he is still embittered Planet Pepe was denied, and oh so close it was to not being denied, a most glorious opportunity for ululation.
"The Lockerbie ‘Accident’ [Jay Nordlinger]


Real "savings" in a socialized healthcare system could be achieved only by squeezing providers and denying care — there is no other way to save. The same arguments were used to defend the cotton farming in the South prior to the Civil War. Slavery certainly "reduced costs" of labor, "eliminated the waste" of bargaining for wages, and avoided "unnecessary duplication and parallelism."
When things aren't going his way, the Angry White Liberal wails and gnashes his teeth, rends his garments, and hurls invective at the opposition. .. Dissent is anathema. Antagonism is illegitimate. Only conformity to prevailing liberal opinion is enough to still his rage. Your meds, Pepe, your meds.
More: Saul Alinsky’s bag of tricks doesn’t say what to do when the opponent to be smeared in the public mind is the public itself. So what's the trick, Pepe?
"The sight of a 'masked woman' could disturb small children, not to mention problems of hygiene. Imagine a Western woman bathing in a bikini in a Muslim country. The consequences could be decapitation, prison or deportation. We are merely prohibiting the use of the burqini." Racist, fascist, Neanderthal.
Pepean visions: opposition to “Obamacare” is the hobgoblin of a few small minds on the right. Racists, fascists, Neanderthals, the whole Star Wars cantina of boogeymen and cranks stand opposed to much-needed reform.
Previously, government regulations stipulated, for example, how much time a mathematics professor was supposed to spend on teaching and how much on research. The LRU reforms aim to give more control over such matters to the universities themselves, so that university presidents would have discretion to, say, shift around teaching loads, rewarding those who are productive in research by assigning them fewer teaching hours and upping the teaching loads of those doing less research. The buzzwords are “autonomy” and “local control”, which sound reasonable and perhaps even desirable. But French academics are more comfortable basing such decisions on government regulations, which are seen as impartial and even-handed.
The Brits take an opposite tack to the French: male costumes must cover the body from the navel to the knee and females must be covered from the neck to the ankles and wrist. Chop, chop, Pepe. Follow the rules.