Name me one 100% american export, please.

VonHelton on August 25, 2006 at 11:29 PM

I was half waiting for someone to say “democracy”.

Name me one 100% american export, please.

:)

Terminal BDS. On telly. For all the world to ridicule.

Thank God for Pat Buchanan. If he wasn’t real we’d have to invent him.

Where do I sign up?

Subsunk

Chris Matthews begs the paleocons to take back the GOP. Which -- while unbelievably stupid -- is only fair, I guess, because we pro-Bush Doctrine "conservatives" wouldn't mind it if the Scoop Jackson Democrats took ba…

Oh, it’s not liberal at all. Buchanan, Buckley, and Will are all very proper conservatives.

Allah, the war is one of those things that is split so cleanly along partisan lines that it is inevitable that everyone who is anti-war would be regarded as liberals by pro-war conservatives. Look at how the same happened to Lieberman, the anti-war types trying to paint his as a conservative Bush lackey. It worked, too.

seem so very far away now, don’t they?

THeDRiFTeR, if you weren’t sarcastic, I like your post because it reminds me of Chris M in his saner days. I used to watch him a lot because he is a political junkie and loves the Machiavellian in the game. Of late, because of the losing streak on the Left he’s lost his marbles. BDS has overcome him too. Sad, really.

Kid, you nailed it! Chris, the friend of Pat, only because Pat can’t stand Mr. Bush’s policies. Otherwise Chris would hate to even remotely be associated with the likes of Pat.

Oh, it’s not liberal at all. Buchanan, Buckley, and Will are all very proper conservatives.

Just hopelessly unrealistic in this case.

The 3 gents are a trio of hopelessly un-American aristocratic intellectual prima-donnas, with writing/gabbing talent, superseded by time, terror and other events and globalisation. In Mr. Buchanan’s case, also a good amount of bitterness for being rejected in his desire to rule the world, his way.

Today, isolationism would be like an ostrich:

1. a large, two-toed, swift-footed flightless bird
2. a person who attempts to ignore unpleasant facts or situations.

Oh, it’s not liberal at all. Buchanan, Buckley, and Will are all very proper conservatives.

Just hopelessly unrealistic in this case.

Allahpundit on August 25, 2006 at 11:55 AM

I agree. Their logic presupposes that Jihadis will leave us alone if we only pulled out of Dhar’al-Islam. In this regard, they sound more like Dhimmi Carter than anything. Iran is like that puppy killer that turns into Jeff Dahmer unless unchecked.

There he goes again huh. Buchanan spewing his toxic liberal drivel.

Oh, it’s not liberal at all. Buchanan, Buckley, and Will are all very proper conservatives.

Just hopelessly unrealistic in this case.

Things like

On Nov. 30, Matthews said that Bush’s pro-war speech in November was a “brilliant political move” but did not address the content of the speech. On Dec. 16, Matthews called Bush’s push for democracy in the Middle East “a gamble” and said that “if this gamble comes through — and it’s not clear yet …he belongs on Mount Rushmore.”

seem so very far away now, don’t they?

And to add … I think it says a lot when people like Chris Matthews and the Kos kids are suddenly finding a lot of ideological kinship with Pat. Think about it.

Great post.

The one thing your litany of hands-off measures doesn’t include is throwing Israel under the train. Pat’s in favor, as are most of the paleos. THEN, only THEN, will the folks in the Middle East leave us alone, they think.

But we would have to throw ourselves under the train, too. And I doubt even that would do the trick.

Yeah, Pat. That’s all a neocon ploy. Nothing going on there, the UNSC has no issues, and Hezbollah is a figment of our imagination. Europe knows the truth, eh?

Chris and Pat: a pair of jokers.

Pat has a lot of faith that waiting on the sidelines and allowing external threats to evolve won’t create adversaries that may actually have the strength to achieve their stated goals of ruling the world.