I wonder if The Ayatollah of Anti-American Hate, Noam Chomsky, is watching the Super Bowl right now?
His views on sports, which are as crackpot as his thinking on everything else, but to which I — as a non-sports person — still hold a sliver of affection:
In fact, I have the habit when I’m driving of [...]
I make a habit of not paying attention to Keith Olbermann much for the same reason I wouldn’t pay attention to a grimy, addlepated hobo on the streetcorner wearing a sandwich board that said ”Will Drop Pants for Food”. I think him about as intelligent as a pet rock and as sensible as a pair of 4-inch stiletto heels [...]
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In the summer of 2009 Columbia, the magazine put out by the university for its alumni, carried an article about one alumnus, Michael Leiter, Columbia ’91. He had graduated magna cum laude. He had gone on to Harvard Law School. He had clerked for Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer. In…
A new book examines the overwhelming odds the U.S. beat to become a nation.
This is potentially significant, due to the highly plausible double meaning of the “ceremony” as an act of jihad, as well as for jihadists’ common habit of referring to an upcoming attack as a “wedding.” At the very least, it would behoove authorities to ask for more details before granting…
Democracy Now!’s habit of conveniently leaving out key elements of a story, which would, if included, either completely alter or negate entirely the point the network is trying to make is what makes their news program simultaneously amusing and pathetic.
Let’s take as an example a piece that Democracy Now!’s host Amy Goodman—Comrade No. 1 on [...]
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