Mark Steyn: Oh God, am I just being neurotic?

Macleans ^ | 10/05/06 | Mark Steyn

[My2Cents]

He presents a prespective that, frankly, nobody (at least nobody in politics) is talking about.

[goldstategop]

The Left is going out of business. In 30 to 40 years there will be too few of them to worry about. Most of us on here will be happily geriatric or dead. The Left though can do a lot of self-inflicted damage to Western societies before it finally throws off its mortal coil for good.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus

[hattend]

Hehehehe.

Cool Autograph!

[Homer_J_Simpson]

It's hard to believe that Steyn has such moments of self-doubt, since he exudes such assurance . . .

I imagine Einstein thinking, "Wait a minute - did I carry the three in that relativity thing?"

[Dr.Deth]

they're much more lifelike and they cost 300 grand -- as, indeed, many real broads do these days

Major spit-take.

[timsbella]

Thanks - out of the park again.

[Homer_J_Simpson]

as they say in Britain, bollocks on stilts . . .

Cool. I think I will start saying it in No. California.

[AmishDude]

These aren't like your old twelve-buck blow-up doll from PornoMart on Toronto's Yonge Street, they're much more lifelike and they cost 300 grand -- as, indeed, many real broads do these days.

Truer words were never written.

[alwaysconservative]

LOLOLOL! Thanks for the laugh!

[irv]

Steyn is a better "futurist" than the hyper-educated professionals could ever be. Go Steyn!

[Constantine XIII]

LOL, too bad we can't vote for him.

[knighthawk]

Ping

[driftless2]

As long as there are liberal buffoons running amok, Steyn will be relevant. One, two hundred years from now historians will be citing Steyn like they cite Pepys and even older chroniclers of history's fools and charlatans. And hopefully not just of the decline of the west.

[Tax-chick]

bttt again

[driftless2]

When my in-laws from Britain visited my area, western Wisconsin, a few years back, they were astounded at the amount of trees. They were further surprised at the amount of trees in urban areas like La Crosse, Wisconsin. When you look at La Crosse from the top of Granddad Bluff a local attraction, much of the city is obscured by trees. As a lifelong resident of this area, I had taken it all for granted. Apparently my in-laws had been deceived by all the doomists who were screaming that we were running out of trees.

[driftless2]

I just returned from Britain last week and learned a few new phrases from my Brit in-laws. But the thingy is a bit dodgy. However I'll sort it out later. Cheers mate.

[JDoutrider]

Steyn Bump!

[vrwcagent0498]

Mark Steyn is H-O-T!!!

[Madame Dufarge]

When my in-laws from Britain visited my area, western Wisconsin, a few years back, they were astounded at the amount of trees.

When my godson came to Maine for the first time, he had the same reaction.

He'd been convinced by the "educators" that the entire country had been clear-cut by evil capitalists.

[George W. Bush]

A different side to Steyn, interesting for his devoted fans. I'm not quite sure if his writing career could withstand a steady diet of this kind of material.