From Johnny Rotten, about Britishland’s Royal Family:
“A bunch of German tourists, with a Greek thrown in.”
I know several Brits who still refer to them as “the Germans”, with one saying witheringly: “My family has been noble for well over six centuries. Theirs hasn’t.”
As Britishland gathered to celebrate their Queen’s Platinum Jubilee yesterday, the crowd was immense — even larger than the Lightbringer’s inauguration (click both pics below to embiggen).
I noted this picture, too:
Conspicuously absent were Prince Ginger and his Hollywood houri. No doubt the Royals wanted the crowds to cheer (which they did, mightily) and not boo (which they would have).
I see that KiwiPres and CommieSymp Jacinda Hardon (no man should) is visiting this country, and fellow Commie asshole President Braindead is fawning all over her.
I’d say more, but I have to go and puke for a few minutes.
Anyway [fresh gin in hand], I’d like to remind His Senilityness that what this loathsome Commie bitch did in her tinpot country (pop. 957) is impossible here, as we still have the tattered remnants of the First and Second Amendments standing in his way, even if she doesn’t.
The sooner this obnoxious little dictatorette leaves, the better.
Monday? Tuesday? It’s way too early for me to be confused as to which day it is…
…so let’s try to alleviate the brain melt.
And on a (distantly-) related note, here’s some Brit totty or other:
FYI: same woman.
(Note: this whole post was “triggered” by this article)
The open secret among us conservatives is the “one bullet” game in which you are asked, “If you had one shot you could take at someone, with a free pass, who would get the bullet?”
This causes a great deal of reflection among the more thoughtful of us, with much wailing and cursing because the Left offers us, shall we say, an absolute cornucopia of choices. (And I sympathize: I myself would need at least a case of 7.62x39mm to lance the various boils on our national and international polity.)
The choice is a tough one, especially where one is presented with a local option — e.g. one of the Soros prosecutors like that asshole in L.A. — or a national one, like Hillary Clinton, or even an international one like the aforementioned Soros, or Bill Gates. Each of the three categories has much to recommend it, of course, but I would argue against the local option because it’s far too easy for the Left to find a similar, or even worse replacement.
No; the way forward is a national or international target, provided that the international one is spreading his or her malignity into our own United States (which would exclude the perpetually-horrible Tony Blair, for instance, but make George Soros a front-runner).
Forgive me for being a tad parochial on that point, but given the disproportionate effect that our nation has on the world in general, I think it’s a defensible position.
And I’m not going to play this game here today — it’s far better played in person among friends and fellow conservatives, where spirited arguments can rage (and have done so, I suspect) in favor of each person’s nomination. And please take note: I’d rather that nobody played the game in my Comments section too, but I’m not in the business of telling people what they can and can’t write.
I should also point out that among conservatives, “One Bullet” is pretty much a game (albeit, perhaps, in questionable taste). For the Left, however, the Enemy Elimination List is almost certainly lying in some DHS / FBI bureaucrat’s drawer somewhere, awaiting implementation.
