Feds Fear a Neo-Nazi Insurrection by Militia Custom Built for the Talibunny

Christ: you and I posted at precisely the same moment. Unreal.

(My post has been delayed to 1730 Eastern War Time in deference to you, kind sir.)

You know, the good thing about your run-of-the-mill skinhead neo-nazi scumbags are that they really don’t blend in too well, as can be seen from your upload. Kind of a giveaway.

Yikes. That is going to give me nightmares tonight.

Wentworth?

@chicago bureau: Two posts enter. One post leaves.

@nojo: Well, like Wentworth he does have pretty dick-sucking lips. I am sure he will be popular in prison!

TJ: All Must Read The Economist Endorsement. It will make you come, at least a little. Best analysis of the american political scene I have ever seen.

This paragraph is simply beautiful:

“At the beginning of this election year, there were strong arguments against putting another Republican in the White House. A spell in opposition seemed apt punishment for the incompetence, cronyism and extremism of the Bush presidency. Conservative America also needs to recover its vim. Somehow Ronald Reagan’s party of western individualism and limited government has ended up not just increasing the size of the state but turning it into a tool of southern-fried moralism.”

And this:

“Is Mr Obama any better? Most of the hoopla about him has been about what he is, rather than what he would do. His identity is not as irrelevant as it sounds. Merely by becoming president, he would dispel many of the myths built up about America: it would be far harder for the spreaders of hate in the Islamic world to denounce the Great Satan if it were led by a black man whose middle name is Hussein; and far harder for autocrats around the world to claim that American democracy is a sham. America’s allies would rally to him: the global electoral college on our website shows a landslide in his favour. At home he would salve, if not close, the ugly racial wound left by America’s history and lessen the tendency of American blacks to blame all their problems on racism.”

And this:

“There is no getting around the fact that Mr Obama’s résumé is thin for the world’s biggest job. But the exceptionally assured way in which he has run his campaign is a considerable comfort. It is not just that he has more than held his own against Mr McCain in the debates. A man who started with no money and few supporters has out-thought, out-organised and out-fought the two mightiest machines in American politics—the Clintons and the conservative right.”

@homofascist: No kidding. Any chance you could at least put the picture below the fold, FCS?

@nojo: I thought Eminem had gone rogue.

FCS, you win. You scared the bejezzus out of me. I am getting ready for the end of days.

@RomeGirl: Eminem going rogue would be a Christmas album of Bing Crosby duets.

This is the truest thing in your citation. Let’s hope he can keep shop like that in the WH.

@Prommie: A man who started with no money and few supporters has out-thought, out-organised and out-fought the two mightiest machines in American politics—the Clintons and the conservative right.”

@FlyingChainSaw: Can’t tell if you’re still futzing the post, but when you’re done I can fix that photo so a third of it doesn’t disappear.

@nojo: How’s that?

@Prommie: Lurvs me the Economist. See the jam2 stream for a pic of Nabisco Jr. after he picked up my glasses and magazine completely unprompted for a quick pose some 7 years ago now. At my old job the subscription was part of our annual operating budget. Here I’m lucky to get a fresh pack of post-its.

So, if nobody else is going to say it: well, that guy has “fun” written all over him, doesn’t he?

@Prommie: The Economist also gets my respect for one of the first media organizations to support gay marriage way way way back in the mid-90s when the first volley of that kerfluffle was going on in Hawaii, and resulted the passage of DOMA.

I was a nerd who took the World Affairs elective class my senior year in lieu of pre-calc, and I was addicted to that magazine. It helped me understand the world far better than pre-calc would have.

@FlyingChainSaw: I was going to leave it full column width, but the modesty should be less frightening to the troops.

@nojo: Hey, didn’t you like that urinal? Did you get the email?

@Prommie: Loved it, sent back a response. I’m waiting for an Open Slot to post it, which might be — hmmm, 1730, you say? — well, right about now.

@rptrcub:

Also, it is great as a sleep aid. Very informative, but you can’t exactly call it thrilling prose…

Add to indicia of societal breakdown – armed robberies are up due in part to the economy. Albuquerque reported 140 for October. Bad guys are shifting to soft targets such as motorists, pizza delivery drivers, small businesses, homes and fast food restaurants as gas stations, banks and liquor stores have hardened up.

@nojo: Little Drummer Boy = Rouge Bowie

Add – sometimes you do cheer for the bad guys:

“Oct. 6 — A man wearing a baseball cap walked into a Compass Bank branch in the 12000 block of Sierra Grande NE, indicated to a clerk that he had a gun, took cash and left on a bicycle. Witnesses told police that the man was about 60 years old. ” Albuquerque Journal

@redmanlaw: I figured someone would catch that one — and whether it’s a typo, “Rouge Bowie” sounds better than Rogue…

Okay, heres the deal
Jesus loves EVERYBODY. Americans, Indians, Africans, Tribals, Australians, Jews,Christians, Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs. you name it and He loves them,without any discrimination what so ever. The gays & lesbians, transvestiaties, bisexuals.

These people are fanatics, mad men.

@Mccheezy: What are “Tribals” and “transvestiaties”?

@Nojo: 17,000 views on this post? Is that a Stinque record?

@SanFranLefty: I’d have to dip into the database to dope that out. Offhand, I’ve never seen a five-figure post.

We do have a few perennials. Chainsaw’s bank rants keep pulling ’em in.