Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
Our Hasan Apologists Sober Up Hitch
Doesn't sound like he has an ounce of ouiskie flowing in his veins. Gen. Casey and co. have made a teetotaler out of him?
The Brits are Three for Three
Huxley, Orwell, and Burgess. They saw the Dystopia when it wasn't even a Pepean pipedream. The last glory of English literature, before the abyss drowns it all: to be Cassandra for the Fall of the West.
Suck it, Green Bay. Suck it long, and hard.
This autumn I've been making efforts to get more involved in something that interests the broader public (for some reason, not many of my generation can carry on a conversation about Tolstoy's "War and Peace" or Aristotle's "Rhetoric and Poetics" beyond the open mouth breathing response). While soccer seems like one of those sports, on the northern Plains the majority of the demographic follows the Ice Hockey, or the NFL. After a 10 year hiatus from being a Minnesota Vikings fan, I've returned to following the purple and gold on a weekly basis (the day is usually punctuated with about 5 pitchers of Summit EPA and either ribs or hotdogs). So far, the Green Bay anti-Christ Brett Favre has fit well with the rest of the Vikings ball club. And since pops and I have followed the team from since I can remember, and since neither of us have actually attended an NFL football game, I secured us (and my uncle and cousin) tickets to the December 13th game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Something like row 15, just behind the Vikings bench (I got this lawyer friend who works for the North Dakota AG's office, you see, and he needed to off-load a couple season tickets).
As of 11/15/2009, the Vikings are 8-1-0, first place in the NFC North. But we Vikings fans understand what all this means, so we guard our emotions by not getting emotional about really anything. This hybrid stoicism arguably fits well with our Scandinavian heritage in Minnesota and the northern Plains.
Joys of PepeCare
Remember when Pepe was shilling for AmeriSoc, on the theory it will bring down his small-business insurance costs? Now he's gonna squeal like a pig. It’s a particularly lousy deal for the number one job creators—small businesses. “They’re catatonic when they hear the numbers. It’s a horrifying shock.’’ Well, duhhh.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Nanny State takes charge
The government abducted 7-year-old Dan Schulz while the family was sleeping. He can be heard on tape screaming that he doesn't want to leave his home. His mother, Heidi, pleads with police to not take her son. Day at the office. Pepe ululates. The beat goes on.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Irony for Da Pepe
So while he's here, wagging the tail in Love of Waggler in Chief, everything he says he's for burns away back on his home turf as Eurabia expands and affirms its new Lords. Can hardly wait to see Le Pew bow down to kiss the dirt as the Qom House of Creation Science opens its Parisian branch.
Dershowitz paints grim scenario
and then decides for no reason to support this. Is it pinko logic at work here, or is it Obama grandstanding and headed for a massive $Failed?
An Agent of Change for FCP
MFT, your miniskirted vision of Earthly Delights. Tecumseh, something more cheery than Grumpy Old AA & Arsemaven. Arsemaven, just keep on disdaining that comely unanorexic flesh. Le Pew, wherever you are ululating as you pole-vault with Kayla, yer missing the hole of it.
Friday, November 13, 2009
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Where are...
...the pics on FCP about this Brazilian chick's mini skirt and her getting escorted from university? I heard it on satellite BBC radio a day or two ago (all over doing fieldwork on the high plains — you guys know my story). Those with sedentary jobs ought to be searching the web a bit more for some pics so we can properly evaluate the mini skirt length and such.
Snafu? Uh Huh, Like a Dade County Chad Chomper
Betcha those officials were Dems. Betcha a billion Barnie Frank bucks. The whole thing smells of shit.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Ace sums it up
There is a fallacy in the theory of evolution, often cautioned against, to imagine evolution as one long "march of progress" in which every mutation and selection works, teleologically, to produce the supreme form of being (that would be us). It's a vanity science has no use of.
On the other hand, there is Obama. 100,000 years of human history have unfolded in just this precisely-right way to contrive in his person the Ultimate Man.
There is no agenda of Obama; rather, physics and history have an agenda leading us to Obama.
The universe has conspired benevolently to bring us him.
What a stupid dick.
On the other hand, there is Obama. 100,000 years of human history have unfolded in just this precisely-right way to contrive in his person the Ultimate Man.
There is no agenda of Obama; rather, physics and history have an agenda leading us to Obama.
The universe has conspired benevolently to bring us him.
What a stupid dick.
Another in a Series of Unfortunate Events in Obamakles U.
Hey, who could have foreseen that Lemony Snickety would be chronicler of The Vision of Things to Come?
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Monday, November 09, 2009
From an Unlikely Source, A Clear Depiction
But Chris Mathews just gets thrillered into submission.
"Intimidation – that is, causing others to react with upset and fear – is a fundamental principle of mind control, fully capable of causing the victim's loyalties to shift toward the intimidator, whether a schoolyard bully, gang leader, child molester, hostage-taking bank robber or Islamic radical.
"Political correctness" – which is basically a low-grade Stockholm syndrome playing out on a broad societal stage – is actually a subtle form of brainwashing. Even establishment mouthpiece Newsweek, in its famous Dec. 24, 1990, cover story on the then-new phenomenon of political correctness on college campuses (titled "Thought Police") conceded this truth when it reported: "PC is, strictly speaking, a totalitarian philosophy."
Bottom line: We're intimidated, bullied, threatened, terrorized – and so we capitulate, not just in word and deed, but in thought. Get it?"
Sunday, November 08, 2009
Versailles Red in Tooth and Claw...and Abiding
"So he advocated a 'long march through the institutions' to capture the citadels of the culture and turn them into a collective fifth column, undermining from within and turning all the core values of society upside-down and inside-out.
This strategy has been carried out to the letter."
Saul Alinsky was much influenced by Gramsci, big fucking surprise.
Our Crack Homeland Security Bozos Never Saw This Coming?
Political Correctness? What is it but a cloak for the monsters that would destroy us? The appeasement and self imposed blinders of both the Bush and Obama administrations when it comes to Islam Militant, is unforgiveable. But at least with Bush you could place your money on the bet that he at least meant well for this nation. With Obama, the bet is on his unabashed ill will.
REGURGE [-roT]
REGURGE [-roT]
Reagan was WRONG!
Bring back the GULAG! Bring back the Stasi! Kill us sheep! Pen us up! Obama, hilfe uns!
An ex-Stasi guy gets it right, while Prof. Harvard is still pining for the barbed wire. Gorbi gets caught in BS mode.
Goldberg tipped by roT.
An ex-Stasi guy gets it right, while Prof. Harvard is still pining for the barbed wire. Gorbi gets caught in BS mode.
Goldberg tipped by roT.
Nuttin' but fokken class
Later, in an appearance at the White House, he said he had told lawmakers, "to rise to this moment. Answer the call of history, and vote yes for health insurance reform for America."
Participants also said Obama had referred to this week's shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas, in which 13 people were killed. His remarks put in perspective that the hardships soldiers endure for the country are "what sacrifice really is," as opposed to "casting a vote that might lose an election for you," said Rep. Robert Andrews, D-N.J.
A dyspeptic Palin.
Participants also said Obama had referred to this week's shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas, in which 13 people were killed. His remarks put in perspective that the hardships soldiers endure for the country are "what sacrifice really is," as opposed to "casting a vote that might lose an election for you," said Rep. Robert Andrews, D-N.J.
A dyspeptic Palin.
It Was All For Nothing, for Fucking Nothing
The Constitution is dead, and the country is fixed in the hands of thugs.
Ben, we could not keep it.
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