Fuck its silent in here.......

[Wheezer]

I'm all about nuclear proliferation. That shit would be like SKO's Favorite Things. You get a nuke, you get a nuke, YOU GET A NUKE. YOU ALL GET NUKES. Except you, North Korea.

Gonna nuke all over God's Heaven! Heaven! Everybody's talkin' 'bout Heaven!

[J. Walter Weatherman]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/12/21/AR2010122104599.html

The CIA has launched a task force to assess the impact of the exposure of thousands of U.S. diplomatic cables and military files by WikiLeaks.

Officially, the panel is called the WikiLeaks Task Force. But at CIA headquarters, it's mainly known by its all-too-apt acronym: W.T.F.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

http://wewontfly.com/homeland-security-trolling-we-wont-fly-blog

I was about to delete an offensive comment on this blog – one of the very few we get – and thought, hmm, I wonder where this guy is posting from? Because, really, it is quite unusual for us to get nasty comments. Lo and behold, the troll posted to our website from an IP address controlled by the federal government's Department of Homeland Security! Here is the taxpayer-funded troll's gem of a comment, for your entertainment:

Fuck you, Fuck all you cocksuckers, you wont change anything. ride the bus, TSA is here to stay there doing a great job keeping americia safe.

...

Some questions come to mind:

    * Is this an official statement?
    * If not, is it an accurate representation of the DHS position?

[Wheezer]

Maybe it's just me, but I'd hate to be renting space anywhere in 216.0.0.0/8.

[Edit.--It just strikes me as an inauspicious prefix. The ASN seems to have come up before.]

[Gilgamesh]

More freedoms being taken away (not really): http://www.nlrb.gov/About_Us/news_room/Notice_for_Rulemaking/2010-32019_PI.pdf

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/22/business/22labor.html?src=busln

::acknowledges that this is boring; walks away slowly::

[Oleg]

I...ummm...I have no idea what to think about this.

[morpheus]

I...ummm...I have no idea what to think about this.

I think Oleg's mind just exploded.  Literally.

[Oleg]

I...ummm...I have no idea what to think about this.

I think Oleg's mind just exploded.  Literally.

I mean, William Buckley was one thing, I get that...Libertarianism and all that shit.  But the Religious Right?  Mind: Literally Blown.

[SKO]

I...ummm...I have no idea what to think about this.

I think Oleg's mind just exploded.  Literally.

I mean, William Buckley was one thing, I get that...Libertarianism and all that shit.  But the Religious Right?  Mind: Literally Blown.

Oh how I wish he was around to bitchsmack the Tea Party.

[Oleg]

I...ummm...I have no idea what to think about this.

I think Oleg's mind just exploded.  Literally.

I mean, William Buckley was one thing, I get that...Libertarianism and all that shit.  But the Religious Right?  Mind: Literally Blown.

Oh how I wish he was around to bitchsmack the Tea Party.

See?  You and I aren't so different after all.

[Bort]

I...ummm...I have no idea what to think about this.

I think Oleg's mind just exploded.  Literally.

I, for one, am officially flabbergasted.

[SKO]

I...ummm...I have no idea what to think about this.

I think Oleg's mind just exploded.  Literally.

I mean, William Buckley was one thing, I get that...Libertarianism and all that shit.  But the Religious Right?  Mind: Literally Blown.

Oh how I wish he was around to bitchsmack the Tea Party.

See?  You and I aren't so different after all.

The right needs him now more than it ever needed him in the '50s. The National Review has been absolute horseshit since he lost his fastball in the 90s anyway.

[Brownie]

I...ummm...I have no idea what to think about this.

I think Oleg's mind just exploded.  Literally.

I mean, William Buckley was one thing, I get that...Libertarianism and all that shit.  But the Religious Right?  Mind: Literally Blown.

Oh how I wish he was around to bitchsmack the Tea Party.

See?  You and I aren't so different after all.

The right needs him now more than it ever needed him in the '50s. The National Review has been absolute horseshit since he lost his fastball in the 90s anyway.

That's a common canard out there, that Buckley was this moderating voice of conservatism that even liberals could find reasonable. I'm a Buckley disciple, but let's not kid ourselves that he'd whip the "tea party" (an unorganized mess of people who are populists that trend right) into shape any more than Jim Edgar would "whip" the Illinois GOP into shape.

Buckley said some outrageous, controversial things, sometimes simply to be provocative, other times because he was an arch-conservative.

[SKO]

I...ummm...I have no idea what to think about this.

I think Oleg's mind just exploded.  Literally.

I mean, William Buckley was one thing, I get that...Libertarianism and all that shit.  But the Religious Right?  Mind: Literally Blown.

Oh how I wish he was around to bitchsmack the Tea Party.

See?  You and I aren't so different after all.

The right needs him now more than it ever needed him in the '50s. The National Review has been absolute horseshit since he lost his fastball in the 90s anyway.

That's a common canard out there, that Buckley was this moderating voice of conservatism that even liberals could find reasonable. I'm a Buckley disciple, but let's not kid ourselves that he'd whip the "tea party" (an unorganized mess of people who are populists that trend right) into shape any more than Jim Edgar would "whip" the Illinois GOP into shape.

Buckley said some outrageous, controversial things, sometimes simply to be provocative, other times because he was an arch-conservative.

I wouldn't consider him a moderating voice of conservatism at all. Simply an actual, articulate, intelligent conservative who understood and defined the difference between conservatism and the reactionism that is the right in its present condition. Perhaps he wouldn't get the Tea Party in line, but I'd sure like to see him try/watches Buckley threaten to sock Vidal in the face, cries.

[Tinker to Evers to Chance]

I...ummm...I have no idea what to think about this.

I think Oleg's mind just exploded.  Literally.

I mean, William Buckley was one thing, I get that...Libertarianism and all that shit.  But the Religious Right?  Mind: Literally Blown.

Oh how I wish he was around to bitchsmack the Tea Party.

See?  You and I aren't so different after all.

The right needs him now more than it ever needed him in the '50s. The National Review has been absolute horseshit since he lost his fastball in the 90s anyway.

That's a common canard out there, that Buckley was this moderating voice of conservatism that even liberals could find reasonable. I'm a Buckley disciple, but let's not kid ourselves that he'd whip the "tea party" (an unorganized mess of people who are populists that trend right) into shape any more than Jim Edgar would "whip" the Illinois GOP into shape.

Buckley said some outrageous, controversial things, sometimes simply to be provocative, other times because he was an arch-conservative.

I wouldn't consider him a moderating voice of conservatism at all. Simply an actual, articulate, intelligent conservative who understood and defined the difference between conservatism and the reactionism that is the right in its present condition. Perhaps he wouldn't get the Tea Party in line, but I'd sure like to see him try/watches Buckley threaten to sock Vidal in the face, cries.

He did take the John Birch Society behind the woodshed in the early days.  Must've been glorious to see.

Also, if there one group that needs to get it's ass kicked by zombie Buckley, it ain't the Tea Party.  It's the goddam birthers.