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Whacking Permalink Archive 29-3-03 Sage has
some interesting ruminations on the subject. Two great posts: the
truth about the aussie SAS and news of an evil
propaganda ship arriving in Iraq.
The 'books not bombs' dickheads are blaming the Sydney protest riot on the police. The rampaging muslim kids were - of course - blameless:
Yeah, I'm sure the junior psychos who threw objects at the cops, kicked and punched them, terrorised cafe patrons and destroyed private property were just exercising political concerns, and not just being little assholes who deserve to have the shit kicked out of them. Of course, they're doing their usual whining about having their democratic rights crushed. Apparently, destroying private property isn't a violation of other people's rights. Ahhh, stinky-leftist hypocrisy. They're quite delusional too:
No, little Miss Armpit Forest, you haven't pressured or scared the police into doing anything. They could have beaten all you worthless little dipshits into a pulp if they wanted. Unlike you, the cops try to prevent violence, which is why they want to talk. I wish you little
farts would do something useful with your lives, like get jobs.
The totalitarian freaks
at the ISO are
blustering again.
Hey, David Morgan
is alive after all, and he
does a great fisking of one of those wanky pro-Saddam Q&A chain
mails. God, I hope this
is true. Jonathan Davis does
a fine, detailed job of pulling apart Dawkins' sorry-arsed anti-american
Guardian screed. The Australian round of the Superbike World Championship is happening this weekend at Phillip Island. For the first time in 4 years, I will miss the races at PI. I'm saving money for my USA trip, which starts next weekend. As I wrote earlier, the world Supers is in deep shit this year, suffering a massive drain in riding talent (Edwards, Bayliss and Haga gone to MotoGP) and manufacturer support (only Ducati and Suzuki have factory entries, the latter of which is laughable). The only real point of interest is the performance of '96 world champ troy Corser on the spanking new Petronas triple. He finished 6th in today's qualifying. Just to show what a non-even this year's series is, check out the qualifying grid.
Hodgson has the fastest bike by miles, Chili is 2nd despite having a crap privateer bike, Garcia is a c-grade nobody, Walker has never amounted to anything at the world level, Toseland=Garcia, Corser has a slow, undeveloped bike, and Lavilla is someone you hire when you can't afford a good rider. Xaus could be a threat to Hodgson if he ever stops crashing. For the real action
tomorrow, I'll be watching the World
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