Drudge Report Radio ... 2/16/2003

February 16, 2003 | Drudge

[lainie]

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[lainie]

Good evening, Drudge fans. Comment on what you hear here!

If anyone heard the 9:30 segment on WABC, please update those of us who missed it.

[lainie]

Also, I missed Garofolo's Findings this week at the U.N. if someone would be so kind.

[TechJunkYard]

Audio of Matt's show suddenly appeared on the WABC feed at about 21:50 ET... I maintain that the engineers are screwing up.

[lainie]

When in doubt, always blame engineers.

[TechJunkYard]

[lainie]

Our nation's capital city was out buying duct tape when they should have been getting into Official DC Snow Mantra mode:

• Milk, Bread, Toi-let Paper.
• Milk, Bread, Toi-let Paper.
• Milk, Bread, Toi-let Paper.

[chnsmok]

and beer

[SevenofNine]

Good evening Drudge fans

YEAHHH I saw developing item about Brit anti war protesters are going shut down London are they high

[TLBSHOW]

BUMP

[lainie]

yes, beer. Gotta be prepared.

[lainie]

Hiya Seven.. I saw an AP picture of ol' Jesse in an anti-war protest the other day from London. He can't get any love over here lately. Protesters want to shut down London this week?

Drudge: Hey Jesse, bring Nelson Mandela down to Florida and let's do another recount!

[chnsmok]

I am trying to think how bad it would be to shut down London. Not really. Hi Seven.

[3D-JOY]

Jesse!! Hold your nose!

[lainie]

thanky sir

[TechJunkYard]

Around here they mob the grocery stores for milk, bread and eggs... you can use the Charlotte Disturber for toilet paper... and don't forget the beer.

[RonDog]

Also, I missed Garofolo's Findings this week at the U.N. if someone would be so kind.

See also, from:

Casting-couch Bolsheviks (Iraqi intelligence, increase in "chatter" out of Hollywood)
Ann Coulter
worldnetdaily ^ | February 12, 2003 | Ann Coulter
Posted on 02/12/2003 3:39 PM PST by TLBSHOW
Casting-couch Bolsheviks

"Saddam Hussein has put the people of Iraq on an "Orange" alert this week in response to Iraqi intelligence picking up an increase in "chatter" out of Hollywood. Actors go into a frenzy whenever they sense that world events could pre-empt their appearances on "Entertainment Tonight." They've been in March Hare mode lately, so Iraq is in a state of high alert.

For the past few months, Saddam had been lulled into a sense of security. We haven't heard from Barbra Streisand since she turned with a vengeance to figuring out the difference between Iran and Iraq. George Clooney disappeared, hoping people would forget his inside tip that, in the rush to war, Bush had cut a deal with France so they wouldn't complain when we attack Iraq. That was a month ago, and the French are still resolutely whining. Apparently even the French have more manhood than George Clooney.

So things had grown quiet in America's headlong "rush to war," which we've been talking about for over a year now. But in the past week, the anti-war "chatter" out of Hollywood has increased. Singers, models, actors and vegan hysteric Kim Basinger have all come out against the war. Liberals see themselves as part of a deployment.

Richard Gere's analysis of the war was: "I keep asking myself where all this personal enmity between George Bush and Saddam Hussein comes from. It's like the story of Captain Ahab and the great white whale from 'Moby-Dick.'" Gere refused to comment when asked whether he had read "Moby-Dick."

Fresh from receiving a lifetime achievement award for his geopolitical insights, Dustin Hoffman said that Bush "has taken the events of 9-11 and has manipulated the grief of the country, and I think that's reprehensible." He explained that "this war is about what most wars are about: hegemony, money, power and oil." Hoffman refused comment when asked to spell "hegemony."

Madonna has put out the word that her next music video contains a shocking anti-war message, including footage of simulated dead Iraqi babies, which is expected to be a bigger draw than her latest movie, "Swept Away," featuring footage of Madonna in a bathing suit. Three days after the Sept. 11 attacks, Madonna was on stage in Los Angeles exhorting the audience to pray for no retaliation against the perpetrators. Between songs and simulated live sex acts, the always circumspect gay-disco chanteuse explained: "Violence begets violence." When it comes to negative reviews, Madonna's publicist takes a more sanguine view of "retaliation."

Even model Kate Moss took time out from her drug habit to really wrap her head around this war issue. Terrified that an attack on Iraq could lead to an attack on Colombia and dry up the supply, she is foursquare against the war.

The mascot of the anti-war movement is Janeane Garofalo. Upon hearing Garofalo's pronouncements on Iraq, her manager sputtered, "Ten years in the business and now she's making with the jokes?" When a feminist as strident as Garofalo is defending the Hussein regime, you have to wonder if her newfound sobriety has hit a rough patch. One imagines Saddam Hussein watching Janeane Garofalo on television with more perplexity than satisfaction.

Garofalo has said that "dropping bombs on the Iraqis is not going to disarm Saddam." No, it will kill him. That's good enough. Trading in her Gen-X sneer for a nitwit's hysteria, Garofalo warned: "America will pay a very, very high, irrevocable price for this!" The lemon pucker puss said extremist groups will strike us "if we do this war." Things were going just great before we began to "do this war" – that's if you don't count the unpleasantness of Sept. 11..."

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[lainie]

Ah yes. I lived in northern VA til 1996 -- incidentally, I was there for the last storm-of-the-century -- and we'd go to the grocery just to survey the scene. I forgot the eggs. They do that in DC, too. In fact, you remind me that one storm, I saw a couple of women arguing over who got the last carton of Egg-Beaters.

[3D-JOY]

Every time a possible hurricane forms off the coast of Africa, Floridians strip the stores too...

Instead of saving the things that keep, they use them, and then the RUSH starts again!

[lainie]

Thank you! I just knew she wouldn't disappoint! Reality Bites for Janeane, just as it did for Winona.

[chnsmok]

OMG I had not read that. That is hilarious.