Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Monday, August 10, 2009
I, for one, am proud of Obama's
tenacity in continuing to insist that we might gain something by kow-towing to the Iranians. This just proves that they are desperate and will negotiate away everything they have.
More fun from Houellebecq
“A master of the damp squib and the farcical media hype, you bring dishonour even to the white shirts you wear. Intimate with the powerful, you have bathed in obscene wealth since childhood and typify what slightly low-brow magazines such as Marianne continue to call the ‘caviar left’ and the German TV critics more delicately call Toskana Fraktion . . . . A philosopher without thought but not without connections, you are also the author of the most ridiculous film in the history of cinema”.
Sunday, August 09, 2009
Saturday, August 08, 2009
Vee haff vays of making you tokk less casually, dummkopf!
More fishy information (translated from pepespeak: info not toeing the Party Line).
Pepean nirvana
The French Embassy employee, Nazak Afshar, cried as she admitted she was involved in postelection disturbances. She dabbed her eyes with a tissue and said that "brothers at the Intelligence Ministry made me understand my mistake."
Yes, Pepe, yes! 2+2=5.
Yes, Pepe, yes! 2+2=5.
Friday, August 07, 2009
Thursday, August 06, 2009
Pinko lords vs stinking peasants
The entire intellectual infrastructure behind the stimulus, the bailouts, the auto-industry takeover, and the proposed health-care takeover rests on the assumption that the people who staff the Obama administration are smarter, better, more caring, and more decent than you yahoos out there in the general public, who simply cannot be trusted to make your own decisions about important matters, such as what sort of health insurance to purchase or whether to buy a car that gets 20 miles per gallon or 22 miles per gallon. Given that line of thinking, it’s easy to understand why Obama’s partisans would dismiss those citizens who dare to criticize his proposal as “the mob.”
Pepean Juche Thought in all its glory.
Pepean Juche Thought in all its glory.
Pinko happy talk under the bus
Gone is all that happy talk about keeping the health plan you like, or continuing to see your family doctor whenever you want. Gone is the claim that reform will “bend the cost curve” and lower overall medical costs. And don’t expect to hear that the reform will, all things considered, reduce your personal health-care costs by $2,500 per year. Pelosi and Co. have hit the rhetorical reset button.
Did Pepe get the memo? You gotta know how to twist and turn when the Party Line changes. It's a basic precept of Socialist politics.
Did Pepe get the memo? You gotta know how to twist and turn when the Party Line changes. It's a basic precept of Socialist politics.
Wednesday, August 05, 2009
For a moment, i was concerned
last night, it was really starting to look like he'd get away with it.
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
Idea of a job for duh-duh-dubbyah
We should also send dubbyah to iran to negotiate the release of the two hitch hikers.
Monday, August 03, 2009
Selling snake oil to the stinking peasants
Why aren't those stooopid Ricains more grateful to the Nanny State and those hard-working pinko mandarins who take care of them? It's a crying shame.
Robbing Peter to pay Paul
The very definition of Socialism. More: Few of President Obama’s 2008 campaign pledges were more definitive than his vow that anyone making less than $250,000 a year “will not see their taxes increase by a single dime” if he was elected. And he was right, very strictly speaking: It’s going to be many, many, many billions of dimes. You betcha.
Aussie wimps
Where I come from, girls who disgrace their families in such a vile fashion are piloried. The ravages of political correctedness.
Hitchens on American Cops
Much the way George Orwell critiqued the British military (essentially a police force in its colonies, India notwithstanding), Christopher Hitchens critiques the American police, and Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
To quote Hitchens: It is the U.S. Constitution, and not some competitive agglomeration of communities or constituencies, that makes a citizen the sovereign of his own home and privacy. There is absolutely no legal requirement to be polite in the defense of this right. And such rights cannot be negotiated away over beer.
To quote Hitchens: It is the U.S. Constitution, and not some competitive agglomeration of communities or constituencies, that makes a citizen the sovereign of his own home and privacy. There is absolutely no legal requirement to be polite in the defense of this right. And such rights cannot be negotiated away over beer.
Kolakowski the Pole
Meanwhile, Kolakowski was at work on his three-volume Main Currents of Marxism, which appeared at the end of the 1970s and constitutes one of the most searching investigations of the worldview that had dominated his youth. To state the thesis very briefly, Kolakowski's argument was that Stalinism was not, after all, an aberration of Marxism. It was, rather, its logical culmination. It is not necessary to agree completely with this thesis in order to admire the relentless logic of its presentation. If there has ever been a detailed rebuttal written by any Marxist scholar, I have not seen it
Sunday, August 02, 2009
Now, that's a colossal surprise!
To get the economy back on track, will President Barack Obama have to break his pledge not to raise taxes on 95 percent of Americans? Tim Geithner says, sure enough. I am shocked, shocked! Who woulda thought?
Saturday, August 01, 2009
Merde alors
This is little more than english wishful thinking though: i was just there and the sights were as captivating as they were the year before.
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