In which the pond thanks Kylie for her link to Adolf ...

It being a long weekend, the Terrorists had got in a heady store of reading, mainly it seems, by importing a quantity of words from croweaters, cane toads and such like ...

The pond was particularly grateful for the thoughts from the deep north ...

You see, every so often, the pond has been attacked by linking to Adolf's Facebook page, Twitter account and Instagram flurry of pics ... not to mention his splendid blog, wittily entitled Arbeit Macht Frei ...

But where's the harm? Everyone's entitled to an opinion and an opinion shouldn't make you a pariah, and frankly the pond sometimes finds Adolf's ideas intriguing ...

Where's the harm in the idea of wiping Jews from the earth? After all, the good long absent lord once wiped all life from the earth, including many pesky, troublesome humans, save for Noah, his brood and the few animals Noah could fit on to the ark (oh dinosaurs, that'll learn ya). 

So a decent right-thinking holocaust is biblically feasible, if not entirely PC correct ...

And Adolf's other ideas are interesting ... wiping out gays and gypsies and the mentally challenged are opinions that are surely worth considering and linking to ... even if it means a few reptiles might also have to be obliterated ...

Look, the pond wouldn't quite call itself a conservative national socialist of the old school, but they surely had good ideas for roads, monumental buildings, people movers and such like, and apparently Benito made the trains run on time, which is why the pond occasionally links to Benito's blog ...

After all, the opinions of a decent train scheduler shouldn't make anyone a pariah ... it might help the NSW government for starters ...

And now credit where credit is due, the pond has Kylie to thank for reinforcing the pond's libertarian tendency to link to anyone and anything ...

Indeed, indeed. Just what is wrong with it?

Now the pond is aware that Teresa May carried on like a pork chop about the Donald re-tweeting fake news videos from a far right group in the UK, but you have to admit, the videos were interesting ...

They surely had some interesting ideas, a tad paranoid, but good enough to attract the current US President, and where's the harm in that?

Let's face it, the pond's recycling of pornographic images of snuff sex is interesting, and perhaps even stimulating to some ...

... though it's admittedly not as funny as a reptile claiming that traditional media has fought to avoid polarising people into opposing groups that hate each other, at the very time that the Terrorists have sustained a 'demonising the Islamics' campaign for years, while the lizard Oz and the HUNsters and the Bolter have been in full-blown 'fear the blacks' mode for years too ...

Not to mention the peculiar ability of reptiles to reduce all sorts of issues to axiomatic binary black and white, one or the other, while blaming social media ... yet defending the right of loons to link to all sorts of obnoxious material ...

The pond began to think that perhaps in the deep north, shallow thinking was an essential requirement for publication ...

Indeed, indeed, and the pond is shocked at this wretched name-calling, and left a comment on Adolf's blog in defence of this noble scribbler ... because, after all, Adolf has interesting opinions, shared by his avid readership, and where's the harm in that?

Oh okay, once again, this is really just an excuse to run a few cartoons about that shameless keypad warrior, the Donald ...just recently announcing the end to any prospect for peace in the middle east ... astute negotiator and deal-maker that he is ...

And now back to Kylie, because the pond has to admit she has interesting ideas, and where's the harm in that... ?

Perhaps the pond could provide her with a link to Adolf's Twitter feed ... and failing that, how about the Donald's?

Indeed, indeed, and if anyone can't find Adolf's blog, they can always google up Mein Kampf, and where's the harm in that ... there are some interesting opinions and ideas in there, and a lot of critical thinking too ...