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The Man With “Fear Jihad” Tattooed Across His Forehead Endorses Obama

October 14th, 2008 by cooper

Con­ti­nuing with the same used up squee­zed dry theme of the day — poli­tics — I’ll be dis­cus­sing a rather inte­res­ting occurrence.

Chris­topher Hitchens:

No doubt Mr. Hitchens is a pric­kish man with some kind of gran­diose self love going on. He is also much des­pi­sed by many for his last book, though I thought it rather bri­lliant. Another thing Mr. Hitchens is.…. a fana­tic cri­tic of Islamo-Fascist terro­rism. He has done nothing but speak of it since I can remem­ber, which may not be as long as you can remem­ber, but it will have to do. A staunch sup­por­ter to this day of the Iraq War, a man who without any doubt insists that Isla­mic terro­rists want to wipe Ame­rica off the face of the earth. The man who has made it his life mis­sion to act as town crier on this issue.

This man has endor­sed Barack Obama.

No dis­res­pect to the woman — Gayle Quin­nel  — from that well seen McCain rally video. The same women who had been given a pamph­let at a McCain volun­teer head­quar­ters by a McCain volun­teer (not sanc­tio­ned by the cam­paign wink wink), which told of Obama being an Arab Terro­rist, the lady who then went to the library dug up some more “scary” infor­ma­tion, none of which she could really tell the inter­vie­wer about, but who then made hun­dreds of copies and mai­led these love­lies to peo­ple she pulled out of the phone book.

No, no dis­res­pect to extre­mely igno­rant old lady, but lets assume here that Hitchens, des­pite being the prick of the cen­tury, is pro­bably more know­led­gea­ble than say 95.95 per­cent of the Ame­ri­can public on the threat of Jihadi terro­rism ( I say assume because it may be 99.75 per­cent), then I guess that whole “Obama is an Araaaaab Terro­rist” thing Is pretty much flushed down the toi­let eh?

Do you think Gayle Quin­nel, or peo­ple screa­ming out at those rallies, have ever heard of Chris­topher Hitchens? Your right, pro­bably not.

Someone needs to tell them where the real Islamic-Fascist Terro­rist Expert is and it ain’t that volun­teer at McCain volun­teer headquarters.

Do not look at me in that way. I do not expect the hea­vens to part or the rain to stop or start accor­dingly. It is just the only choice at this point in time which makes any sense at all.

Dif­fe­ring views don’t bother me. Igno­rance bothers me.

Quote below thanks to The Nation - Christopher’s For Obama.

Chris­topher Buc­kley, another well known con­ser­va­tive who recently fell of the McCain wagon, and endor­sed Obama is quo­ted as saying…

Obama has in him — I think, des­pite his some­ti­mes airy-fairy “We are the peo­ple we have been wai­ting for” silly rhe­to­ric — the poten­tial to be a good, perhaps even great lea­der. He is, it seems clear enough, what the his­to­ri­cal moment seems to be calling for.

“So, I wish him all the best. We are all in this together. Neces­sity is the mother of bipar­ti­sanship. And so, for the first time in my life, I’ll be pulling the Democ­ra­tic lever in Novem­ber. As the saying goes, God save the Uni­ted Sta­tes of America.”

Peace

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22 Responses to “The Man With “Fear Jihad” Tattooed Across His Forehead Endorses Obama”

  1. sauerkrautNo Gravatar says:

    Chris­topher Hitchens enga­ges in self love?

    eeeewwwww to that visual.

    This country, espe­cially my area of it, is full of Gayle Quin­nels. They take great plea­sure in telling me how igno­rant I am.

    Guess I’d rather be wide-eyed igno­rant than blindly stupid.

    Or is there a difference?

    I’m inc­li­ned to believe the pudgy-faced dork hol­ding the mon­key at the McCain/Palin rally at Lehigh last week knows the true ans­wer to that question.

  2. Inte­res­ting indeed. Perhaps we’ll hear Palin stum­ping about Obama “Pallin’ around with anti-theist heathens” in the coming days?

    • cooperNo Gravatar says:

      I haven’t seen much of that. I only read about it thank god, my TV time is limi­ted to that mur­de­ring foren­sic offi­cer Dexter.

  3. piaNo Gravatar says:

    Funny I was thin­king of Buckley’s father and ima­gi­ning what he would do. Chris­topher Buc­kley did write one of the best movies of all time “Thank you for smo­king” Well the novel but. Chris­topher Hitchens wow that’s good but weird

  4. From the title of this post alone, I ima­gine you’ll get some very inte­res­ting google-search hits. ;)

    Have you chec­ked out the Rolling Stone article on McCain? It’s action pac­ked with “the real McCain” —  one example:

    “McCain was not only a lousy stu­dent, he had his father’s taste for drink and a darkly misogy­nis­tic streak. The sum­mer after his sopho­more year, crui­sing with a friend near Arling­ton, McCain tried to pick up a pair of young women. When they laughed at him, he cur­sed them so vilely that he was hau­led into court on a pro­fa­nity charge.”

    • cooperNo Gravatar says:

      I will have to get to that imme­dia­tely. Going to school in DC and having lived in Mary­land during my high school years the real McCain was pretty much as desc­ri­bed in those types of artic­les though.At least from the local sto­ries. I was never clear on when he became a “nice guy”? Or how such a mira­cu­lous trans­for­ma­tion occurs so very late in life.

  5. JohnMNo Gravatar says:

    He is a total prick, but the endor­se­ment of a man whose fear of Jihad is out of con­trol is sig­ni­fi­cant.
    You sure it’s-not tat­ted across his ass too?

  6. Jason P.No Gravatar says:

    Good little find there Coop.

    A cons­pi­racy: Maybe the con­ser­va­tive lea­dership thought after McCain got the nod to ‘throw’ this elec­tion. Not so much as to seem truly dis­mis­sive, but enough to where put­ting a know-nothing like Palin (likely because no one else really wan­ted to run with McCain, and ruin their cre­den­tials, or future in poli­tics) would ins­pire only the fringe ele­ments of the party, the Gayle lady.

    Since I to live in the back­woods of Ame­rica, only about 3 miles from a good corn field with Repu­bli­can dolts screa­ming about Obama ens­la­ving the white race — this is abso­lu­tely real — and des­tro­ying Ame­ri­can Capi­ta­lism. (Didn’t George W. all ready get that pro­cess good and hot? I guess Socia­lism is alive and well in the Bush blood…)

    Resent­ment, fear of change, racism, issue nit­pic­king and igno­rance has been a touchs­tone of what the con­ser­va­tive quacks live for.

    I always find this a fun con­cept: A crazy old granny wants her grand­daugh­ter to go to college, but finds anyone that goes to Har­vard yard must be too stu­pid to unders­tand anything. (I didn’t res­pond. I have worse worries now. Obama should win in this envi­ron­ment and with this opponent.)

    • cooperNo Gravatar says:

      I’m just ama­zed by all this hate stuff. I wouldn’t not have belie­ved it was like that here a cou­ple of months ago. I knew peo­ple were igno­rant but not that igno­rant. The rage inside them is horri­ble to see. I won­der who really fuc­ked up their lives?

      • Jason P.No Gravatar says:

        The peo­ple that fuc­ked up their lives are (in the majo­rity) the peo­ple they voted into office. The Rea­gans, Bush clan, etc.

        Which means ‘they know’ they fuc­ked them­sel­ves. Una­ble to admit they pic­ked the wrong path, they deflect it on anyone seen as choo­sing the right phil.

        Maybe it is just my scat­te­red opi­nion, but any­time your faith rests on ONE book, or ONE phi­lo­sophy, you are screwed.

        Even as much as I sup­port Barack, I don’t dream he’s a miracle wor­ker. Hell, even with all that “POWER” he’s taking over a real ugly mess. No amount of policy making is going to undo deca­des of deca­yed values and the attacks he’s got wai­ting for him once he is elected.

        Pic­ked up Krugman’s Cons­cience of A Libe­ral. So that might be chan­ne­led in this response.

  7. ChrisNo Gravatar says:

    I also heard a horri­ble rumor the other day that Obama has fathe­red two black chil­dren!! He must be stopped ;)

  8. JACOBNo Gravatar says:

    It’s curious.
    I bet he’s done his own inves­ti­ga­tion too. It is a clue Obama isn’t a terro­rist mus­lim, but I don’t think those peo­ple could read or unders­tand a Hitchens essay if they tried. I only unders­tand them on my bet­ter days. ;)

    Crea­tive title coo­per, are you sure you are going into the right field?

  9. MarvalusNo Gravatar says:

    Now this makes me won­der if the world is going to hell…Christopher Hitchens???

    I mean, I’m all for the endor­se­ment and all…but Chris­topher Hitchens???

  10. piaNo Gravatar says:

    Buc­kley quit The Natio­nal Review and it was gladly accep­ted. His father foun­ded it and Buc­kley owns one seventh

    Jud­ging by McCain’s ver­biage yes­ter­day he’s going to bare his knuc­kles tonight. Obama won’t have to do a thing but smile that cute iro­nic smile he had on in the last debate

    Ame­rica began going to hell with Nixon con­ti­nued with Rea­gan who truly scre­wed things up and the came Newt Gin­grich. We got into deep shit then

    I have come to the conc­lu­sion that the 2000 elec­tion was a natu­ral out­growth of all that

  11. caseyNo Gravatar says:

    Something to think about. You’d have to be able to think first is the pro­blem. I don’t see a lot of thin­king going on out there.