... should take a fucking pill.
Honestly, they're like kids with extremely annoying toys.
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Monday, January 31, 2011
Sunday, January 30, 2011
What thwap said
(how many are we up to now?)
Labels:
democracy,
dictatorship,
Egypt,
Mubarak,
Netanyahu,
Pentagon client
Friday, January 28, 2011
The narrative. Always with the narrative.
There are times when it's possible to allow oneself a small measure of optimism, and kayn ayhoreh, this might be one of those times.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Fire up the Blue PR machine again!
Well, looky here. The Special Investigations Unit is re-opening another investigation into G20-related police brutality.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Coalitions and reclaiming the discursive turf
This is how Steve Harpoon wants us to think about the idea of a coalition.
(All right, all right. I wanted an image for "monster under the bed," and, well ... whaddayagonnado. Cheap laugh.)
(All right, all right. I wanted an image for "monster under the bed," and, well ... whaddayagonnado. Cheap laugh.)
Friday, January 21, 2011
Keith Olbermann out at MSNBC
And here I was thinking that broadcasting in the United States couldn't get any dumber.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
That's awful! Really awful!
Best / worst line from yesterday's massive Blue PR offen – er, funeral! :
"Time to stop the gravy hearse."
Sometimes I just hate myself.
"Time to stop the gravy hearse."
Sometimes I just hate myself.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
As long as we're asking quis custodiet ipsos custodes ...
I know, I know, it's Sunday night and people just want to wind down the weekend and fall asleep in front of the Golden Globes and for chrissakes, can't you just give it a rest already?
Yeah, well. Michael Geist flagged this last week, and pogge and Jymn have picked up on it, but it bears more than a little emphasis. The Star and the Globe seem to think it's important too.
Yeah, well. Michael Geist flagged this last week, and pogge and Jymn have picked up on it, but it bears more than a little emphasis. The Star and the Globe seem to think it's important too.
Labels:
bloodlust,
broadcast standards,
CRTC,
far-right lunacy,
Fox Noise,
hatred,
ignorance,
journalism,
lies,
media,
stupidity,
Sun Media,
Tucson
Hey, RCMP? How's that kicky, tasery, shooty thing workin' out for ya?
Not much to add to this. Kelowna RCMP pull a guy over, order him out of his vehicle, he complies, and cop kicks him in the face for no apparent reason.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Broadcasting, media and internet policy: the confluence of the absurd
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
The U.S. Constitution, explained
Labels:
America in decline,
dying empire,
gun fetishists
Monday, January 10, 2011
A meta-narrative for the Tucson shootings
Not much to add to the chorus of horror and outrage regarding the shootings in Tucson. Everything that can be said in terms of immediate reaction and analysis has already been said, and for that I must acknowledge, once again, the stellar work of the Dawgmeister, Cathie, and Montreal Simon, among others.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Friday, January 7, 2011
Police budgets, and how a phony narrative gets manufactured
Earlier this week, the Star ran an essay in which the best mayor Toronto's had in the last half-century argues that there's plenty of wasteful spending in the police budget, and that if the Ford regime is serious about trimming fat and stopping the gravy train, there's lots of room to cut there.
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