Friday, September 15, 2006

One of the More Articulate Deniers

Writes to Jonah Goldberg:

These roaches dont like the light shinned on them,do they??I as a Consitution American and Christian am going to expose you f***ers to the death,and thanks to Alex Jones and hundereds of others,even young kids who made the movie Loose Change exposing the lies of 911 coverup,are smarter than you,gee they got 10 million hits on the web last week,how maney did your disinformation fascis/zionist/commi hit peace get??I know you got one,here I am son,with your little college prep glasses and your little chin wiskers dont make you a man,boy.But running around in Vietnam at 21,with a locked and loaded M16,or in Iraq does.In parting why aint you in Isreal young man fighting those evil Lebonise,you know Danny Thomas s realtives,you remember him of tv fame right?

14 Comments:

At 15 September, 2006 15:22, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I give him points for the "Make Room for Daddy" reference. Danny Thomas had the best spit takes.

 
At 15 September, 2006 17:07, Blogger Sword of Truth said...

I wonder if he would have been someone we'd like to know back when he was risking his life in the jungles of Vietnam?

Assuming his being truthful about being a veteran.

 
At 15 September, 2006 17:57, Blogger rocketdoodle said...

There's no emoticon for what I'm feeling.

 
At 15 September, 2006 19:41, Blogger shawn said...

Someone's never heard of Vichy France.

 
At 15 September, 2006 20:04, Blogger AbrashTX said...

JoanBasil, this isn't even about Jonah Goldberg. It's about one of your little incoherent buddies making an ass of himself.

 
At 15 September, 2006 20:28, Blogger The Artistic Macrophage said...

From the article tone and intellect level, I think it was the little drunken dwarf from the 9/11 "truth" gathering this year...you know they guy who they kept hiding behind the american flag, but who wouldnt shut up...

TAM

 
At 15 September, 2006 20:29, Blogger Simon Lazarus said...

I can sum up this imbecile's missive in one sentence:

Me stupid, me believe in dumb theery, me can't count to 11 without taking me shoes off.

What a pultroon. No wonder the Democrats can't win an election - with morons like this in their coterie, I can see why they have trouble counting.

 
At 15 September, 2006 20:34, Blogger James B. said...

Wasn't Jonah Goldberg the one who came up with the term "surrender monkeys" for the French?

Actually that was Groundskeeper Willy, from the Simpsons.

 
At 15 September, 2006 21:56, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I know you got one,here I am son,with your little college prep glasses and your little chin wiskers dont make you a man,boy.But running around in Vietnam at 21,with a locked and loaded M16,or in Iraq does.

Ok...

As a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom I say to you sir, Fuck Off.

Good Day

 
At 16 September, 2006 01:07, Blogger Pat said...

Yes, James, and the full term is "cheese-eating surrender monkeys".

 
At 16 September, 2006 09:32, Blogger Avery Dylan said...

Like hey man, Lebanese? Like I mean if two women want to love each other, like I mean what's wrong with that? What's he saying about Danny Thomas anyway?

 
At 16 September, 2006 11:41, Blogger shawn said...

JP, the problem is France was a world power. Most of those other countries were tiny little nations that couldn't do much of anything.

I hold the Free French in high regard, by the way (though I do have problems with De Gaulle).

 
At 17 September, 2006 11:17, Blogger Avery Dylan said...

Dylan,

Is that you?

 
At 17 September, 2006 16:51, Blogger Alex said...

When the British were throwing down their rifles so they could run faster at Dunkirk, the French continued fighting.

And when my unit faced the worlds first effective gas attack at Ypres (causing roughly 900 casualties out of just over 1,000), the French and Belgian troops hightaled it for the hills, leaving us to try and stop the German advance.

What you're saying is that the French resistance continued to fight, which is quite true. But sniping at people and running away isn't exactly the mark of a hero, just like there's very little bravery in the conduct of the Muslim suicide bombers and IED builders these days. The French resistance was better than nothing, but it doesn't make them heroic or brave or even marginally effective. It just means they lost but didn't want to give up entirely, and the Germans weren't willing to do what was required to pacify them completely.

 

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