Since he's running for president this year, Joe Biden thinks that the last information the public should be allowed access to is stuff Joe may have done in the past.
Commentary on this and that found here and there on the Internet since 2001
Friday, May 1, 2020
FETCH THE NEOSPORIN
Because this is what all the kids these days call a burn.
UPDATE: Kirsten doubles down.
UPDATE: Yup. All of this.
UPDATE: Mollie Hemingway's guns fire off a broadside.
UPDATE: Kirsten doubles down.
UPDATE: Yup. All of this.
UPDATE: Mollie Hemingway's guns fire off a broadside.
DEFLECTION
What's stopping you, Jake?
Given the universal hostility of American "journalists" toward the President, the idea that if there was anything there, it would have come out a long time ago comes immediately to mind. But hey, you've got yourself your own little CNN show and I guess you can have anyone on there that you want so take your best possible shot.
Hack.
Given the universal hostility of American "journalists" toward the President, the idea that if there was anything there, it would have come out a long time ago comes immediately to mind. But hey, you've got yourself your own little CNN show and I guess you can have anyone on there that you want so take your best possible shot.
Hack.
Thursday, April 30, 2020
BLAH, BLAH, BLAH
Douchebeard still hasn't read The Federalist so his trademark "America will only be great when America does whatever I tell America to do" rant has REALLY gotten tedious.
INFLUENCING PEOPLE
The anti-Communist Chinese list grows.
In response to the Netherlands' decision to change the name of its de facto embassy in Taiwan, China is threatening a halt in medical supplies and a boycott of Dutch products by Chinese consumers.
On Tuesday (April 28), The Netherlands Trade and Investment Office changed its name to “Netherlands Office Taipei," with Dutch representative in Taipei Guy Wittich referring to the new moniker as "little bit less, but a lot more." In a video clip that was released on Monday evening but later taken down, Wittich elaborated that the name had been changed and simplified because of an expansion of activities in many new areas between the two countries.
Wittich said that the terms "trade and investment" had been taken out, as the scope of cooperation between the two countries had increased. Over the past eight years, the Australian, British, Japanese, and Polish representative offices have similarly simplified the names of their de facto embassies in Taiwan.
In response, the Chinese embassy in the European country on Tuesday lodged "solemn representations" and demanded a "clarification" of the name change from the Dutch government. The embassy claimed that the name change "concerns China's core interests" and reminded the Netherlands to dutifully adhere to its "one China principle."
In response to the Netherlands' decision to change the name of its de facto embassy in Taiwan, China is threatening a halt in medical supplies and a boycott of Dutch products by Chinese consumers.
On Tuesday (April 28), The Netherlands Trade and Investment Office changed its name to “Netherlands Office Taipei," with Dutch representative in Taipei Guy Wittich referring to the new moniker as "little bit less, but a lot more." In a video clip that was released on Monday evening but later taken down, Wittich elaborated that the name had been changed and simplified because of an expansion of activities in many new areas between the two countries.
Wittich said that the terms "trade and investment" had been taken out, as the scope of cooperation between the two countries had increased. Over the past eight years, the Australian, British, Japanese, and Polish representative offices have similarly simplified the names of their de facto embassies in Taiwan.
In response, the Chinese embassy in the European country on Tuesday lodged "solemn representations" and demanded a "clarification" of the name change from the Dutch government. The embassy claimed that the name change "concerns China's core interests" and reminded the Netherlands to dutifully adhere to its "one China principle."
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
HORST WESSEL TWEETS
New York City's gauleiter gets in some brownshirt practice.
Pretty funny considering that not all that long ago, you were trying to get people to patronize NYC restaurants, you go to Brooklyn whenever the mood strikes you and you still haven't shut down the subways. But do a mosque now.
UPDATE: Some people have trouble with nuance, don't they, Herr Gauleiter? But if it's any consolation, Das Bloat* is on board.
*Term explained here.
Nathan Wurtzel thinks this reads better in the original German. But why single out the Jews, Wilhelm? People tend to notice stuff like that. This might have had something to do with it. Seems that Wilhelm personally assisted in breaking up a Jewish funeral.
Pretty funny considering that not all that long ago, you were trying to get people to patronize NYC restaurants, you go to Brooklyn whenever the mood strikes you and you still haven't shut down the subways. But do a mosque now.
UPDATE: Some people have trouble with nuance, don't they, Herr Gauleiter? But if it's any consolation, Das Bloat* is on board.
*Term explained here.
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
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