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Whacking Permalink Archive 13 December 2003 Everyone needs to just shut up, get in the kitchen and bake me some pie
It's now almost ridiculous to think Aguilera was seen as the poor man's Britney, especially when Aguilera breaks into a spine-tingling cover version of Etta James' At Last. You can't imagine Spears could even name an Etta James song, let alone sing one. I went on the annual Canberra Toy Run today, where local motorcyclists do a parade ride in the city and dump a huge pile of toys in the city mall, which are collected by the Salvation Army and distributed to needy kiddies for Xmas. They also collect cash donations for the Smith Family. This morning, around 500+ bikes met at the entrance of Old Parliament house for a 10am start. I'm hoping the noise created much disturbance for the wastes of oxygen at the Aborignal tent embassy (when, oh when will this ugly shitheap be bulldozed?). We then did a parade ride to Woden and doubled back to the city, where we rode our bikes right into the centre of the mall, much to the surprise of morning shoppers. We had to endure the painful, waffling drawl of one of the worst MC's I've ever seen, though Senator Kate Lundy gave a nice, short speech, graciously praising former Liberal Senator Margaret Reid, who had attended the Toy Run in previous years. Senator Gary Humphries was there too. Much fun was had,
and for a great cause. Blogging been slow
lately. It looks like I've been accepted into a job I've been pushing
for over the last year. Hence mucho work to do before the transfer happens,
resulting in less bloggery. Looks like I'm near finished most of it, which
should mean more regular posting in the future. Thanks to Steve in
L.A. for this
amusing little link. Niall Cook didn't much like my post on Iraq:
This coming from the guy who said that Israel was planning the genocide of Palestinians and remarked that a psychotic killer was pretty much your "average american". In a long, idiotic screed typical of the sociopathic left, he ignores every single improvement in Iraq, and gives us a list of gibbering, whinging observations, of the variety War Is Nasty and Some People Are Still Unemployed.
I guess Niall doesn't want the Americans to help rebuild the country. This is typical leftythink: if the Americans do leave, they'll be accused of abandoning the Iraqis, if they stay, they're Evil Occupiers.
I guess Niall has never heard of Switzerland. What does Niall want the Americans to do about this: go in and shoot them?
Uh, yes he actually wrote that. Some lovely moral equivalency going on here.
Actually, most people can come and go, provided they're not crossing the border to shoot Americans. I guess this distinction doesn't count. Then there's some more blather, finished by this:
The "supposed" list of US successes includes:
Niall fails to address every one of these points, and all the others. Oh, and he's horrified a country with no history of democracy hasn't managed to become one in a matter of months. So, despite having liberated every aspect of Iraqi society from a genocidal regime, the stunning success of reconstruction projects in such a short time, the saving of thousands of lives per year from Saddam's mass murder and neglect, the American invasion was a "humanitarian disaster" Yet, at the end of his drool, Niall offers this observation:
Niall needs to lay off his bong for a while. Let's see if I've got this right: the war was a humanitarian disaster, but Iraq is better off anyway? Why does he say this? It seems in the face of overwhelming evidence of the liberation of Iraq, he needs to justify his pathological hatred of Americans somehow, and he tries it with this convoluted reasoning:
Well Niall, I guess the mass-murdering bastard using his oil money to build palaces and fund his military, instead of spending it on food and medicine had nothing to do with it either eh??
Gotta love double standards: making money off Iraq reconstruction is evil if you're the USA, but how dare they deny those noble anti-war nations the chance to do the same.
So, Niall has admitted Iraq is better off without Saddam - thanks to the coalition invasion, but he's more worried about the "sovereignty" of an unelected genocidal dictator than the liberty of Iraqi civilians. Freedom from tyranny is less important than American motives. Reconstruction of Iraq is good, provided only the anti-war nations make money off it. Welcome to the mind
of Niall Cook: where ideological strutting beats reality every time. |
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