ex cathedra: Friends

Monday, September 10, 2007

Friends

Billy Clinton --for whom I voted twice, by the way-- announced to the annual gathering of the saints at Davos that he felt most ideologically at home in...Iran. And then, so no one would mistake his words for an out-fo-context slip, repeated the praise to Charlie Rose.

Michael Moore outed himself in France as a longtime Marx-inspired socialist and wondered with his typical contempt if it would take a baseball bat to wake Americans up to that fact.

And Osama Bin Laden has apparently singled out for praise that paragon of USA Jewry, Dr. Noam Chomsky.

Did I say something recently about starting a series called "What's Wrong With America"?

2 comments:

David Barry O'Connor said...: Form a committee to decide where to start and you'll have an answer to at lest one of the issues.; 5:12 PM, September 11, 2007
OreamnosAmericanus said...: Good one! :); 12:02 PM, September 12, 2007

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