Let Them Eat Tofu! (Ann Coulter Ridicules Liberal Misanthropes Alert)

Worldnetdaily.com ^ | 02/28/2007 | Ann Coulter

[hosepipe]

Little doubt in my mind there are forces in this world planning liquidating several BILLION humans.. by NUKES or disease..

Probably by Muslims.. Global warming is part of the propaganda..

[TruthConquers]

Yep. There called carbon "indulgences".

[TruthConquers]

There = They're

[atomic conspiracy]

"TOFU IS PEOPLE!"

[MHGinTN]

If you're familiar with what Gore instituted regarding interstate long distance fees, you might not want to make that joke ... these insane dead-souls are serious!

[MHGinTN]

TOFU is fairies ... that's why you can't find them in gardens anymore ... big fairies business has captured and sequester them all.

[Junior_G]

This is one of Ann's best articles. Liberals are nothing without hatred of humanity.

[DCPatriot]

Thanks Rummyfan.

But I would suggest we need some NEW photos of Ann.

If she's reading this, Ann, I volunteer to shoot some candids and casual proofs.

Call me anytime! LOL!

[Tymesup]

Rush and the expert agreed that global warming hasn't been proven.

The expert stated that weather is an initial value problem - you look at the current variables and extrapolate out from there. The expert stated that climate is a different kind of problem. I think it was him that said that chip makers can't even predict things in their highly controlled environment.

Comparing the weather and the climate is like predicting the outcome of throwing a die. We don't know what the next throw will be, but we expect each side to come up 1/6 of the time for a fair die. If we make one side heavier, we still don't know the next throw, but we can still predict the proportion, particularly if we throw it enough times.

[highlander_UW]

The truth is that someone told Al Gore that he'd be president when Hell froze over and he's been trying to cool off the planet ever since.

[Avoiding_Sulla]

*Death Cultivation Ping

Significant excerpts from Ann's latest counteroffensive against the death worshipers.

"Global warming" is the left's pagan rage against mankind. If we can't produce industrial waste, then we can't produce. Some of us – not the ones with mansions in Malibu and Nashville is my guess – are going to have to die. To say we need to reduce our energy consumption is like saying we need to reduce our oxygen consumption.

Liberals have always had a thing about eliminating humans. Stalin wanted to eliminate the kulaks and Ukrainians, vegetarian atheist Adolf Hitler wanted to eliminate the Jews, Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger wanted to eliminate poor blacks, DDT opponent Rachel Carson wanted to eliminate Africans (introduction to her book "Silent Spring" written by ... Al Gore!), and population-control guru Paul Ehrlich wants to eliminate all humans.

But global warming is the most insane, psychotic idea liberals have ever concocted to kill off "useless eaters." If we have to live in a pure "natural" environment like the Indians, then our entire transcontinental nation can only support about 1 million human beings. Sorry, fellas – 299 million of you are going to have to go.

Proving that the "global warming" campaign is nothing but hatred of humanity, these are the exact same people who destroyed the nuclear power industry in this country 30 years ago.

My friends, what Ann is attacking here is but the latest and most strident program that is fully consistent with the rest of the rest of the anti-human campaign evidence I've been compiling and pinging this list with for years.

Here are some of those things listed out where you can find them more readily: Malevolent Misleadership

And here is something to add to the list in that link that is directly relevant to the GW issue. It helps explain to all those climatological "experts" the Left chooses to honor as well as all the rest that MSM wishes to assign to oblivion.

L)How strongly aligned with political consensus must a scientist's results be before he is granted, a) official credibility, and b) certainty that he will be funded to continue to pursue his beloved field of expertise?

[mowowie]

Now that's funny!

[RonDog]

From search Free Republic for "tofu":

Let Them Eat Tofu!
	Posted by DaveTesla On News/Activism 03/01/2007 1:58:15 AM PST · 5 replies · 107+ views frontpagemag.com ^ | March 1, 2007 | Ann Coulter
Let Them Tofu! (Ann Coulter Ridicules Liberal Misanthropes Alert)
	Posted by goldstategop On News/Activism 02/28/2007 4:00:33 PM PST · 71 replies · 2,038+ views Worldnetdaily.com ^ | 02/28/2007 | Ann Coulter

EAT!

goldstategop forgot to put EAT in the title!

An interesting Freudian slip, for an ANN "too thin" COULTER thread, eh?

[RonDog]

Let Them Eat Tofu! (Ann Coulter Ridicules Liberal Misanthropes Alert)

Thanks, AM!

[RonDog]

Let Them Eat Tofu!

See also, from www.straightdope.com:

Did Marie Antoinette really say "let them eat cake"?

24-Oct-1986

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Dear Cecil:

Did the French queen, Marie Antoinette, ever actually utter the phrase, "Let them eat cake"? I have a friend who claims that Crazy Marie actually said something in French that, in phonetic spelling, merely sounded like "Let them eat cake." Is the line in a class with Humphrey Bogart's "Play it again, Sam"--i.e., bogus? --Willie H., Chicago

Dear Willie:

I have a dream that someday one of these alleged facts of history is actually going to pan out. However, today is not the day. While Marie Antoinette was certainly enough of a bubblehead to have said the phrase in question, there is no evidence that she actually did so, and in any case she did not originate it. The peasants-have-no-bread story was in common currency at least since the 1760s as an illustration of the decadence of the aristocracy. The political philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau mentions it in his Confessions in connection with an incident that occurred in 1740. (He stole wine while working as a tutor in Lyons and then had problems trying to scrounge up something to eat along with it.) He concludes thusly: "Finally I remembered the way out suggested by a great princess when told that the peasants had no bread: 'Well, let them eat cake.'"

Now, J.-J. may have been embroidering this yarn with a line he had really heard many years later. But even so, at the time he was writing--early 1766--Marie Antoinette was only ten years old and still four years away from her marriage to the future Louis XVI. Writer Alphonse Karr in 1843 claimed that the line originated with a certain Duchess of Tuscany in 1760 or earlier, and that it was attributed to Marie Antoinette in 1789 by radical agitators who were trying to turn the populace against her.

As for your friend's suggestion, I suppose it's possible that one day, while under the influence of powerful hallucinogens, Marie said Le theme est quete ("The theme is quest"), and was overheard by an English-speaking tourist--thus giving rise, as your friend suggests, to the "Let them eat cake" legend. But frankly I doubt it.

LET THEM EAT POT SCRAPINGS

Dear Cecil:

Thank you for so nobly coming to the defense of the much-maligned Marie Antoinette, just as you did a few years ago with the equally vilified Catherine the Great. And now, as Paul Harvey would say, here's the rest of the story ...

At the time that whoever-she-was uttered the infamous quotation "let them eat cake," the word "cake" did not refer to the familiar dessert item that the modern-day French call le gateau. The operative term was brioche, a flour-and-water paste that was "caked" onto the interiors of the ovens and baking pans of the professional boulangers of the era. (The modern equivalent is the oil-and-flour mixture applied to non-Teflon cake pans.) At the end of the day, the baker would scrape the leavings from his pans and ovens and set them outside the door for the benefit of beggars and scavengers. Thus, the lady in question was simply giving practical, if somewhat flippant, advice to her poor subjects: If one cannot afford the bourgeois bread, he can avail himself of the poor man's "cake."

However, by the time Marie Antoinette ascended the throne, brioche had acquired its current meaning--a fancy pastry item which, like le gateau, was priced far beyond the means of any but the wealthiest classes. The anti-Marie propagandists were well aware that their compatriots, most of whom were uneducated in either history or semantics, would swallow the story whole, so to speak, and not get the joke. Bon appetit! --N.D.G., Chicago

Dear N.:

That's very interesting, N., but wrong. Brioche is a sort of crusty bun, typically containing milk, flour, eggs, sugar, butter, and whatnot. It's considered a delicacy, and as far as I can determine (which is pretty far) has been since the Middle Ages. According to one cooking historian, brioche originally contained brie cheese, whence the name. Nicolas Bonnefons, writing in Delices de la campagne in 1679, gives a recipe for brioche that calls for butter and soft cheese, plus a glaze containing beaten eggs and (if desired) honey. Sounds pretty tasty, and in any case certainly not something bakers would line pots with.

--CECIL ADAMS

[RonDog]

And, since SOMEONE has to,

Separated at Birth?

Marie-Antoinette d’Autriche


La Giulianne

[sauropod]

review

[RonDog]

See also:

Ann Coulter On Rudy Giuliani: "I Think He's The Only Republican Who CAN'T Beat Hillary."
	Posted by TitansAFC On News/Activism 02/01/2007 8:40:57 AM PST · 252 replies · 5,178+ views Fox News ^ | 1-31-06 | Bill O'Reilly

[kellynla]

bttt

[headsonpikes]

The entire point of socialism is mass death.

See tagline.