WE WON'T BE DUPED LIKE DUBYA'S DOPES

Mirror.CO.UK ^ | November 5, 2004 | Paul Routledge

[finnman69]

Ken Bigley's beheading was a figment of our imaginations.

[Kolokotronis]

Dontcha just wish we could all be like them, so sophisticated, so enlightened, so socialized, so world weary, so skinny, so stringy haired, so pasty faced, so averse to soap, so infested with Mohammadens?

[randog]

a cunning, cynical George Dubya Bush.

So he suddenly got smart? Four years as the biggest dope on the planet and now he's suddenly cunning?

[SilentServiceCPOWife]

I don't think Osama bin Laden has received the memo notifying him that his organization is a figment of our imaginations.

[ladyinred]

What a moron, What does he know of us here in the United States, nothing but the propaganda idiots like him spew out. The dupees were the other side, even Newsweek is showing that now.

[rocksblues]

This is, to use Hollywood jargon, a clear and present danger

Dear Paul: The clear and present danger for America was averted/defeated by not electing a Benedict Arnold.

This man Kerry your choice has been and was an antiwar appeaser much the same as your choice Neville Chamberlain was.

Our media along with your media never asked him a question that would not go along with your preconceived notion on how the world will work. As long as you can negotiate with them they won't kill you.

As we say in America W stands for Wrong!

[MizSterious]

"Who gives a flying bonk what they think in Des Moines?"

You know, quite frankly I did expect some bitterness from the losers. But honestly, I never, ever expected the barrage of evil coming out of not only Brit media, but so many U.S. citizens as well. I never thought much about the "two Americas" theme, but I'm starting to think there really is a serious division that's much more vast than I would have ever imagined.

[hinckley buzzard]

"This is, to use Hollywood jargon, a clear and present danger"

Someone might take the time sometime to introduce this A-Hole to the writings of some Supreme Court justices. Does he really think a Hollywood wordsmith made up that phrase? Sheesh.

[Clintonfatigued]

"Who gives a flying bonk what they think in Des Moines?"

I see that snobbery isn't limited to leftists in the United States.

[vrwcagent0498]

Routledge sounds like a french name.

[rightwingintelligentsia]

"a cunning, cynical George Dubya Bush"?

I thought you liberals believed he was a complete moron up until a few days ago. Now, who really is the dupe??

[cynicom]

I remember Britain whining and sniveling, dragging us into WW2 to save their sorry rear after Chamberlain was kissed by Hitler. Brits are a sorry lot.

[Straight Vermonter]

The towers are still standing! Look! Look!

Whadda ya mean you can't see them?

[Petronski]

Anyone else notice how the dumb, monosyllabic Dubya is suddenly cunning and clever?

[vrwcagent0498]

"Europeers"

More like EUnuchs. :D

[samtheman]

the BBC's admirable Power Of Nightmares series showed al-Qaeda does not exist as the world-wide conspiracy

Well. If the BBC says al-Q doesn't exist... I guess it doesn't exist. Unless, of course, the BBC is wrong.

Do you think the BBC could be wrong about something?

Nah. I guess not.

So we're all safe after all. What a relief.

[Cicero]

I did a search for Paul Routledge, and came up with this, among other things:

[finallyatexan]

I pray they don't call on old "cross eyed" or the stupid people under his control to help them when one of those figments targets their Buckingham Palace. I wonder if any of the "great ones" with their superior intellect have actually ever talked to a red state American to find out what we are really like. Oh forgot, we are subhuman.
I am really honest to God sick of all these whiny,needle nose,liberal pimps.

[Petronski]

Remember Chamberlain waving the little white piece of paper....

Yes.