Galloway is a polemicist, like Coulter, and Moore

Sheesh, was Goebbels a polemicist too?

I want to congratulate the Lebanese resistance and their leading edge, Hizbollah, whose martyrs and her s have achieved this great victory.

“And in particular to their leader, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, whose name now rings in joy around the world

Galloway == Coulter?

Galloway and Moore are rooting for the same team. However, Moore spends more energy throwing rocks at people like Coulter, while Galloway, when he is not encouraging world wide Islamist conquest, is still playing the cat, crawling on his knees to lap up the saucer of warm feedback from the islamists who one day may slice his decadent head off.

Drifter, you are forgiven :)

Close, but no cupie doll.

That’s an expression similar to “close, but no cigar”. Kewpie (cupie) dolls were a prize to be won. Drifter’s guilty only of misspelling Kewpie doll; not of calling you “cute”, or “doll”. So, please take a deep breath and have a cortadito. ;)

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The drive-by media is trying their best to convince us today that the only story this week is the anniversary of Katrina. Please! There’s lots of other interesting news and commentary available. Enjoy, and keep the ghost light on….

Unless you love me, please don’t call me “doll” or “honey”, unless you’re also at least over 80, sincerely,

He represents Bethnal Green and Bow, a Scottish district of Glasgow (???), with a large Muslim community, in Britain’s House of Commons.

Entelechy on August 27, 2006 at 1:37 AM

Actually its the northern part of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. Close, but no cupie doll. And a “Scottish district of Glasgow”, as opposed to what?

These people are not anti-war. They’re on the other side.

He represents Bethnal Green and Bow, a Scottish district of Glasgow, with a large Muslim community, in Britain’s House of Commons.

His rhetoric is for votes, for payola, for attention, for controversy. His constituents think like him, lest they wouldn’t elect him.

The question is who is supporting him? Where are his political contributions coming from? Who is actually voting to keep this absurd Islamofacist collaborator in office? Why has he not been impeached?

Anyone have any answers? What district does he represent in the UK? (Think we should avoid this collaborator’s sponsors and his territory).

He’s a member of the british parliament (just), not to be mistaken with a member of the government…

Agreed. Wasn’t referring to Her Majesty’s Government, just government in lowercase.

And the only ones that take him seriously, and even this could be debated, are the extremists.

And esteemed left-wing commentator James Wolcott, of course, who called him a “hero for our time.” Oh, and all the nutroots douchebags who had themselves a little circle jerk over his Iraq testimony before the U.S. Senate. And of course the crowds of people who came out to cheer him on when he debated Hitchens. Aside from those people.

…as a member of the British government.

RD on August 26, 2006 at 9:43 PM

He’s a member of the british parliament (just), not to be mistaken with a member of the government, which implies a cabinet position. Technically speaking of course. And the only ones that take him seriously, and even this could be debated, are the extremists.

Do you honestly consider Galloway an “atrocity”? My goodness, he’s a very small man, even in his own country. Hell, especially in his own country.

It’s his behavior outside the U.K. that makes him so dangerous. He is a beloved guest at al-Jazeera and other venues where he slanders Israel, the United States, and his own country with the most outrageous falsehoods and does so as a member of the British government.

In that respect, his popularity within his own country isn’t particularly important. (After all, if someone is right about a particular issue, should their popularity at home matter? What a hero for reporting inconvenient truths about the West…) Popularity isn’t needed; his imputed authority is quite enough.

The daft wanker!

That’s it? That’s your take on a piece of shit stooge…

Allahpundit on August 26, 2006 at 7:40 PM

Pretty much, yep. What can I say. When its brown, sits in the dirt, stinks and attracts flies, its shit. You can assume you don’t need to taste it. No need to write a story bout it, as anyone can tell what shit is.

Sorry, double post, but my first post didn’t quote Allahpundit, who was asking the question, so it may not have been clear what I was on about. Mind you, having tried to clarify, Allahpundit probably still doesn’t believe my thinking is particularly clear. I’m beginning to feel guilty.

Galloway is a polemicist, like Coulter, and Moore, and like Coulter and Moore, loves the cameras.

That’s it? That’s your take on a piece of shit stooge who goes around apologizing for every fanatic killer in the Middle East? He’s a “polemicist”?