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To: wysiwyg; governsleastgovernsbest; gaspar; bentfeather; NativeNewYorker; drjimmy; Atticus; ...
FYI: This story was picked up by the Wall St. Journal:

Zubaty's So Batty

At an "impeach-in" yesterday in Ithaca, N.Y., "the strumming of author Rich Zubaty's guitar floated in front of See Spot Community Arts Space, accompanying lyrics such as 'There was a president lying to me' and 'We want our country back,' " reports the Cornell Daily Sun. At the event, "one individual said Americans should take a page out of the French Revolution and 'chop some heads off.' "

"Others suggested that the reason why the impeachment is not an issue for Bush is because many Americans are afraid of speaking their mind"--this at a public event in the middle of a medium-sized city.

Zubaty tells the Sun that "we have the worst president in a couple of hundred years," apparently agreeing with the New York Times' Bob Herbert that Thomas Jefferson was worse. This Zubaty guy is a real piece of work: The Sun notes that he is the author of two books, "Your Brain Is Not Your Own" and "The Corporate Cult."

The paper, however, misses another Zubaty tome, "What Men Know That Women Don't," described on his Web site as "the book that unshames men and frees your brainwaves for recovery from Feminism."

Ithaca is the City of Evil.


21 posted on 09/05/2003 3:13:20 PM PDT by Behind Liberal Lines
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The paper, however, misses another Zubaty tome, "What Men Know That Women Don't," described on his Web site as "the book that unshames men and frees your brainwaves for recovery from Feminism."

Ithaca is the City of Evil Women! LOL

22 posted on 09/05/2003 3:23:59 PM PDT by Soaring Feather (A Rose by Another Name...)
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