True enough Jeff, Nadar has become as unhinged as Gore, but using a Tom Robbins character to attack Nader? Isn’t that like quoting Barbra Streisand to attack Michael Moore?
Right, my point, though, is that Robbins has given screedy anti-Bush interviews (like this one with the eager Seattle Weekly-http://www.seattleweekly.com/features/0310/news-shapiro.php), ostensibly agreeing with Nader’s anti-Iraq war viewpoint. So, it seems a little disengenous to employ one Lefty to deride another–minor point, I know. But now that you bring it up, wasn’t Robbins’ other character in that book a bomb-throwing, wanted felon who spent much of his time devising IEDs? Hhmm, so Robbins has a history of making heroic protagonists of terrorists? Where is Ashcroft when you need him!?? I demand crushing of dissent!
Ah yes, Bernard Mickey Wrangle, the last of the pure outlaws…
Regardless of Robbins’ anti-Bush screeds and Nader-humping activism, he can’t control the Princess today. And as a genuine human rights activist, Leigh-Cheri is sickened by the anti-Semitism Nader has recently wrapped around himself like a blanket.
If Tom doesn’t distance himself from such munge, I hope the Princess will distance herself from him, too. I hear the sock, the stick, and the can of beans have already told Tom to take a flying fuck. So.
Yeah, what a prick.
Of course, Len Levitt, he’s a genuine Jewish puppeteer.
True enough Jeff, Nadar has become as unhinged as Gore, but using a Tom Robbins character to attack Nader? Isn’t that like quoting Barbra Streisand to attack Michael Moore?
But in the book, Nader was her secret love. She idolized him. Worshipped him. Attended conferences hoping to meet him.
Of course, that was before she knew he was throwing his lot in with the jihadi-enablers.
Right, my point, though, is that Robbins has given screedy anti-Bush interviews (like this one with the eager Seattle Weekly-http://www.seattleweekly.com/features/0310/news-shapiro.php), ostensibly agreeing with Nader’s anti-Iraq war viewpoint. So, it seems a little disengenous to employ one Lefty to deride another–minor point, I know. But now that you bring it up, wasn’t Robbins’ other character in that book a bomb-throwing, wanted felon who spent much of his time devising IEDs? Hhmm, so Robbins has a history of making heroic protagonists of terrorists? Where is Ashcroft when you need him!?? I demand crushing of dissent!
Ah yes, Bernard Mickey Wrangle, the last of the pure outlaws…
Regardless of Robbins’ anti-Bush screeds and Nader-humping activism, he can’t control the Princess today. And as a genuine human rights activist, Leigh-Cheri is sickened by the anti-Semitism Nader has recently wrapped around himself like a blanket.
If Tom doesn’t distance himself from such munge, I hope the Princess will distance herself from him, too. I hear the sock, the stick, and the can of beans have already told Tom to take a flying fuck. So.
damn! now I’m itching for a smoke. Now, where did I leave that pack of Camels?