The pond usually resists the ancient Troy's attempts to analyse the mango Mussolini, but anyone in News Corp, home of Faux Noise, and therefore by definition kissing cousin with Hannity, Laura, Tuckyo Carlson and all the other Trump arse lickers, deserves attention when he comes up with this remarkable beauty ...
Today Nixon, like Trump, would have prominent media commentators supporting him and willing to propagate his lies. This would be amplified by fringe online media outlets and social media, which would embolden him not to resign. Nixon could mount an insidious disinformation campaign to discredit congressional investigators, the FBI, Supreme Court judges and intrepid journalists, and hold public rallies to protest his innocence.
Amazing really, not a mention of the Fox in the chook house, or the rest of the Murdochian mayhem - unless ancient Troy is including himself in that fringe media outlet of yahoos - and yes, the pond realises it has done a spoiler, gazumped the ancient Troy's pitch, and now must make amends ...
"He has no decency, integrity or shame"? What then of News Corp and its mango Mussolini acolytes, who at the very moment they might have stood up, averted their eyes?
Yes, the pond has run that one before, so here, have another ...
And so to the remaining gobbet in Troy's dismal, useless offering, and that quote the pond did a gazumping spoiler on ...
A dangerous and troubling era in American history? Tell that to News Corp and Faux Noise Troy, or just return to wearing the cap that Dame Slap was so proud to don ... you know, the one she slipped on, before stepping out into the streets of New York to celebrate the elevation of her hero ...
And if you happen to work for News Corp, that's the sort of cap you can still wear with Dame Slap pride.
Speaking of Dame Slap, the pond was startled to see that early this morning a special emergency edition of Dame Groan had been rushed out to replace her at the top of the digital page.
Because the pond is a completist, it naturally turned to the Groaning ...
It was a short Groaning, and continued the old Groaner's new way of calling a pox on everybody's houses ...
There you go Troy, this is what happens when your MAGA cap begins to fray and tatter, and look a little mouldy and shop worn ...
You begin to blather about a web of wokery, and use Tom Hanks as the fall guy for a superficial column ... but you make sure you get in a relevant local hook, so the reptiles can slip in a couple of snaps to trade off on the star power ... oh and remember that in a try hard way, the theme is "try-hard wokery", the maroon's guide to shorthand moronic trolling ...
By this point, the pond had begun to wonder why Dame Slap had bothered, or the pond had bothered to keep up with Dame Slap.
What next? A treatise on the three act structure? Might not it have been more amusing to do a compare and contrast between Citizen Kane and Citizen Rupert, with the snow globe a kind of metaphor for the mango Mussolini, and what he and Chairman Rupert and worshippers of the Dame Slap kind had done for the States ...
The pond couldn't help but think it was in the presence of a master class of the Dov Simens kind ... or perhaps the sort of advice you might get from Ms Google ...
Yes, what a top tip, finish your script, it's so important, and so the pond must finish its Dame Slap assignment, in order to get into the land of make believe at Planet Janet above the faraway tree ...
Plus ca change,
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELaBzj7cn14
plus c'est la meme chose.
(Oh what a loss he was).
I thought you might have had a comment or two to make about this Clarke-Dawe analysis, Chad. Truly classic.
DeleteOf course, the joy over coal earnings providing real benefits to folk in Queensland was not universal
ReplyDeletehttps://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-21/coal-royalty-increase-in-queensland-state-budget-mining-industry/101169756?
- but ABC sought comment from an economist who still practices, vigorously, (and I will not say 'in the dismal science - call me woke if you will, but there is a nasty taint to the origin of that phrase) - anyway, in that area of study - John Quiggin.
Loftus and Watkins: "Mining industry bodies have criticised the Queensland government's decision to hike coal royalty rates, labelling the move as "short-sighted" and "misguided"."
DeleteOh dear, both "short-sighted" and "misguided" together: of course if something is indeed short-sighted, we'd really, truly want it to be well-guided, wouldn't we.
So when Quiggin says: "good way of capitalising on current high coal prices, which are unlikely to be sustained", then we know it is both short-sighted (because that's the time period we're dealing with) and well-guided.
Here preaches the Slappy: "It points to a reality - be it a tragedy, a joy, a deeply human journey of some kind - some of us may already know about or one most of us may come to understand better from watching a film or reading a book." Now you know, that brought to mind "a deeply human journey", a work that started as a novel, got rendered as a play which was made into a movie.
ReplyDeleteImpressive, eh ? One of the all-time greats, yeah ? The World of Suzie Wong was such indeed, quite "deeply human" enough to bring forth all that "empathy" of which the Slappy preaches. Enough, you'd think, that instead of getting Chinese people to play the Chinese characters and non-Chinese to play the non-Chinese characters, that it could have been done the other way around.
Now wouldn't that have been something ?
Hmm "mango Mussolini" or "Tangerine Baal" ? You decide.
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