Thursday, May 11, 2017

Mainstream Clings to the Comey Fantasy Like Linus' Blanket

It only takes a cursory examination to discover how much damage the neoliberals have done when there's not a hint of a rational dialog about anything and, Anderson Cooper, defines the vague path for America.  If anyone ever needed proof, America's heroes are all dead, now it comes from every channel of the Mainstream news.

Anderson Cooper blushes pretentiously and says, "People frequently ask me about my sexuality."

Cooper, we don't give a flying fuck about your sexuality;  the question is whether you lie and the mealy-mouthed answer we get on that is you are truthful 'to the best of your knowledge.'

But that best isn't too fuckin' good, is it, heavily-affected li'l buddy.

By the way, loved the tight black t-shirts since they were, ooh, so newsy.


Or we can stage Megyn Kelly, another of the Oracles of Obsequious Obeisance, and await the wisdom from her.  She got Ted Nugent shaking the monkey like a karate king and a lot of money because Ailes wanted to bone her but she ain't no Christiane Amanpour, is she.

Ed:  she would be too concerned about breaking a fingernail


Kee-rist

And people wonder why the only use for The Guardian is looking at the pictures.


Ed:  Americans are doing what consumers do



You too can have this innovative product from the future, your own electric washing machine.  Let's all go to Facebook where we can be references for the sales of appliances for the rest of our miserable lives.

Facebook has become the Mormon Tabernacle of Online and, brothers and sisters, let us pray.   (Ithaka:  Facebook Becomes the Mormon Tabernacle in Purifying the Web - Science)


Ed:  you ordered "The Marching Morons" by Cyril Kornbluth, didn't you?

Yep, it's better to read about them as sci fi than watch them on TV, with or without Ted Nugent.

WIKI:  The Marching Morons

"The Marching Morons" is a science fiction story by American writer Cyril M. Kornbluth, originally published in Galaxy in April 1951. It was included in The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume Two after being voted one of the best novellas up to 1965.

The story is set hundreds of years in the future: the date is 7-B-936. John Barlow, a man from the past put into suspended animation by a freak accident involving a dental drill and anesthesia, is revived in this future. The world seems mad to Barlow until Tinny-Peete explains the Problem of Population: due to a combination of intelligent people not having children and excessive breeding by less intelligent people (see Fertility and intelligence), the world is full of morons, with the exception of an elite few who work slavishly to keep order. Barlow, who was a shrewd real estate con man in his day, has a solution to sell to the elite, in exchange for being made World Dictator.

- WIKI

Kornbluth saw the problem over sixty years ago and watch it on TV if you like but it just comes out the same; it's been a sixty-year sequel.


The trouble is the morons are not capable of discerning the Elite Few so they take football players, fat ass bimbos, and gay boys who failed at Broadway instead.

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