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Yeah and they are paid rather

Richard Day — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 21:45:13 +0000

In reply to Michael Lind, in his book Up

Yeah and they are paid rather well indeed.

These right wing think tanks and such set up debates and speaking engagements and they charge a lot money to the listeners.

The same tanks pay these fronts for essays (properly edited of course) and books and...

Quite a lucrative career actually.

Michael Lind, in his book Up

Anonymous Peter Schwartz — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 19:57:37 +0000

In reply to A MUSICAL ODE TO DINESH D'SOUZA

Michael Lind, in his book Up From Conservatism, pairs Dinesh with Charles Murray, both paid guns for right-wing foundations. They play at being scholars; and the the foundations pay them to do it.

Can you imagine being on a

Richard Day — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 17:47:35 +0000

In reply to Great stuff, DD! Of course,

Can you imagine being on a college board and hiring a moron like this for a million a year and then he rarely shows up for work?

As I stated some time ago, Dinesh is not as bad as Corsi but maybe that makes him more dangerous than Corsi.

At any rate, Dinesh sure lost a lot of prestige over the last month with a girl who is half his age!

Great stuff, DD! Of course,

MrSmith1 — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 17:30:42 +0000

In reply to A MUSICAL ODE TO DINESH D'SOUZA

Great stuff, DD! Of course, the funniest line in the whole blog was the part of the setup where D'Souza is mentioned as being a "Conservative scholar"...

I remember I first encountered this nincompoop on AOL back in the late 90's, where his blog listed him as a "fellow" at the Hoover Institution. From the factually unsupported tripe he wrote, I assumed that "fellow" at the Hoover Institution meant he sold vacuum cleaners. It just goes to show you, if you're morally bankrupt and willing to strongly assert a nonsensical theory when there is absolutely no evidence to support it, you can become a star of the Right Wing Blog World. He is, and always has been, a putz; calling the Liberals who corrected his total lack of knowledge with facts and figures, names and suggesting Liberals were idiots for not swallowing whole his revisionist history. I hate the guy almost as much as you do.

There is my friend. You know

Richard Day — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 05:50:26 +0000

In reply to rich white punks and their

There is my friend.

You know Trope this reminds me of a friend I had in college. He was a real grunt who shot at people in Nam and he....

Well he would love to use the 'n' word and I would yell at him all the time.

He would go on an on about Bowie and how the bastard would dress up as a woman and....

hahahahahahaha

When it was my birthday he would bring me great Scotch. hahahahaha

He would drive me to college from my attic launch.

I have no idea why I bring him up now. I have no idea what he has been doing the last 30-40 years.

I will tell you that what this song does for me is to say 'FU' to all those who would impose rules on our conduct; I guess.

Anyway, thanks for dropping by! ha

As I have said time after time, the single greatest attack upon the politically correct is the following even though I was a Beatle fan over the Stones:

rich white punks and their

Elusive Trope — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 05:11:09 +0000

In reply to A MUSICAL ODE TO DINESH D'SOUZA

rich white punks and their wannabes on ideological dope

HAHAHAHHAHAAH Oh this guy has

Richard Day — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 00:40:27 +0000

In reply to There is a commenter on

HAHAHAHHAHAAH

Oh this guy has a private car, a private bath, a private bar and a ticket to ride.

hahahahah

There is a commenter on

NCD — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 00:33:44 +0000

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There is a commenter on Crooks and Liars who signs with:

If I were a psychopath, I would join the republican party, and get in on the gravy train taking the Teabircher morons to the cleaners.

$33 million? Looks like Dinesh has a private car, with private bath, private bar on that train.