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Chirp.  Chirp.  [Dan Collins]

Are you still waiting on some elements of the reality-based community to apologize for having served up this Dookrape because it fit the narrative?

Among the details of the report: the accuser explained some contradictions in her statements by alleging photographs and other evidence had been fabricated; she wavered on key details of the alleged attack; and she met with prosecutors earlier this month while under the influence of prescription drugs, showing behavior consistent with witness statements from the March 2006 team party where she said the attack occurred.

In meetings with the accuser, state prosecutors said she “changed her story on so many important issues as to give the impression that she was improvising as the interviews progressed,” according to the report.

Good luck with that.

On the other hand . . .

I have a love-hate relationship with the UK’s Catholic publication, The Tablet, which is quite liberal.  Father Dave leaves them out for me, when he’s done with them.  I was surprised and pleased to see this uncomprimising review of Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s Infidel, by Jane O’Grady, in the 3 March issue.

Cho Happens?

Sheesh!

17 Replies to “Chirp.  Chirp.  [Dan Collins]”

  1. emmadine says:

    I’m certainly glad we didn’t invade Duke based on the frothing national outrage that came from such flimsy evidence.

    Should there be some way that people railroaded by our justice system could hire trial lawyers and get compensation?

  2. McGehee says:

    It’s official. Emmadine is actus.

  3. Swen Swenson says:

    The good news: One member of our reality-based community has found new friends! And I do use the term “member” advisedly, he’s still waving it around.

    The bad news: Trolls are like buses: There’s another one along every five minutes and their route is predictable, but they operate at a loss and they never seem to reach any useful destination.

  4. jdm says:

    I’m certainly glad we didn’t invade Duke based on the frothing national outrage that came from such flimsy evidence.

    Ah, hello? There’s a Mr., uh, Monkeyboy on the line. He says he’d like his nonsensical rejoinders back.

  5. J. Peden says:

    I’m certainly glad we didn’t invade Duke based on the frothing national outrage that came from such flimsy evidence.

    That’s because inspections actually worked. Let’s see if emma can figure out why.

  6. J. Peden says:

    When Hirsi Ali disputes the wearing of the veil, Muslims and liberals alike are eager to protest it is a matter of modesty, a matter of choice for Muslim women to make in the same way that Western women can decide what amount of, if any, make-up they might want to wear.

    So just how many non-Muslim women do we find walking around wearing veils?

    And why do Faux Liberals choose instead to wear not merely veils but full-blown lead blinders?

  7. BJTexs says:

    I’m certainly glad we didn’t invade Duke based on the frothing national outrage that came from such flimsy evidence.

    Because everything, EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING relates to Iraq and, as such, nothing else discussed has any meaning, purpose or context without refering to back to IRAQ.

    Beef farts? IRAQ

    Dinner with Andre the Giant? IRAQ

    Bisquits or English Muffins for breakfast? BLOODY IMBECILIC,GUILTY FOR ALL TIME IRAQ, BITCHES!!!!

    Congratulations, emma dear, you have succeded in becoming a parody of yourself.

    Bravo!

    Now emmadine back with simian like sideways snark about Iraq in 3 … 2 … 1 …

    Consistancy, thy name is troll

  8. Darleen says:

    When Hirsi Ali disputes the wearing of the veil, Muslims and liberals alike are eager to protest it is a matter of modesty, a matter of choice for Muslim women to make in the same way that Western women can decide what amount of, if any, make-up they might want to wear.

    But of course, as we all know, women in the West who choose not to wear makeup are hunted down on city streets and beaten by official roving gangs of cosmetologists under the authority of the Ministry of Public Human Enhancement.

  9. happyfeet says:

    To be fair to the enlightened mullahs, male beauty is also teh abomination:

    The directive also banned the use of “facial cosmetics, plucking of eyebrows and applying special make-up in male salons,” he said.

  10. JHoward says:

    Should there be some way that people railroaded by our justice system could hire trial lawyers and get compensation?

    Should the fact you’re asking the question concern me?

  11. JD says:

    I know it is beyond being off topic, but we were at Talladega and want to know which schmuck caused the wreck after the flag dropped for green – white – checkered.

  12. JD says:

    I mean schmuck in the sense that it prevented Jr. from getting back to the front.  That is certainly offset by the fact that they managed to take out Stewart.  all in all, a bittersweet ending …

  13. MayBee says:

    But of course, as we all know, women in the West who choose not to wear makeup are hunted down on city streets and beaten by official roving gangs of cosmetologists under the authority of the Ministry of Public Human Enhancement.

    Well, I admit I could get behind this.  I don’t advocate beatings, per se, but a quick dab of lipgloss…

    For men, I would have a Special Prosecutor for combovers and wayward eyebrow hairs.

    As for the Duke rape accuser, what prescription drugs? you might ask:

    Crystal Mangum showed up for an April 4 meeting with the special prosecutors significantly impaired, and admitted that before the meeting, she had taken Ambien, methadone, Paxil and amitriptyline

  14. Major John says:

    Ministry of Public Human Enhancement

    Why did forced breast implants, liposuction and hair plugs come to mind when I read that?  Heh.

    What the?…Leave me alone – I’ll get on that eliptical machine when I am good and ready…hey?!  Ouch! AHH!!!

  15. MayBee says:

    Why did forced breast implants, liposuction and hair plugs come to mind when I read that?  Heh.

    Major John- I think you’d look great with or without breast implants.

  16. McGehee says:

    Implants could be useful, if they’re, like, pockets. For, like, ammo clips and grenades and stuff.

  17. TheGeezer says:

    Ministry of Public Human Enhancement

    Why enhance only public humans?  I think we need a Ministry of Human Public Enhancement.

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