A spoof of the Dos Equis” beer “Stay thirsty, my friends” commercial.
Hat tip – Tammy Bruce
The Most Arrogant Man in the World
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Play nice!
It sure captures Obama’s arrogance.
Love the Dos Equis commercial.
White House spokeman Jay Carney sounds as if he studied under Baghdad Bob.
They are still running against W.
If Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden had ever married (say 35 -- 40 years ago) -- what sort of moron might they have produced?
This is funny!
Speranza wrote:
Dennis Kucinich!
We had a lot of fun with this over at C2 last night:
“He needs a Teleprompter to speak to sixth graders. He is…the Most Arrogant Man in the World.”
“He declared his nomination marked the moment when the oceans began to fall. He is…the Most Arrogant Man in the World.”
Everybody was coming up with new lines. It was great!
got my stitches out today! and going back to work Monday.
funny, the obama campaign is running ads here. do they really think he has a chance to win Arizona?? haha
@ Speranza:
If they met 60 years ago, Charles Johnson would be the result.
Kirly wrote:
Charles Johnson.
Rodan wrote:
I just wrote that without seening your reply. lol
Kirly wrote:
I sure hope not.
@ Speranza:
He’s really a stupid man. What a waste.
Kirly wrote:
Oh, that’s right, you live up in the sane part of the state. Unfortunately, down here in the stupid part, Obama will probably carry our area. Given that you outnumber us (at least the legal voters), hopefully your area of the state will carry the vote.
He’s also the dumbest man in the world.
Rodan wrote:
He is an embittered stupid man.
eaglesoars wrote:
A legend up Chwissy Matthews leg.
That video would have been even funnier if they mashed Обама’s voice into saying “Stay Ignorant My Friends!” and that donk sound just reminded me of this:
@ Speranza:
He really is deranged and had a nervous breakdown. I am convinced he is clinically insane.
@ AZfederalist:
What about Flagstaff though?
eaglesoars wrote:
He thinks he is the state.
Rodan wrote:
I would not want any young girls to be around him. He is creepy.
Speranza wrote:
Credentialed, not educated.
Rodan wrote:
And the last President who was clinically f’d up? Woodrow Wilson.
Rodan wrote:
The Sun King said, “L’etat, c’est moi!” Obama could not say that, for he speaks no foreign language—but Obama, whose “logo” has a sun incorporated into it, and who acts in all respects as though he believes himself to be royalty, clearly believes that he is the state.
Rodan wrote:
I’m not sure. I think he knows he’s a fraud. His thin skin testifies to that. He’s not comfortable in that skin. I think his high-handed response to Neil Munro’s interruption may indicate that he’s figured out people are on to him.
@ Speranza:
A Corpulent Aging Creep.
Macker wrote:
Hey, FDR was pretty f’d up too during his abortive last term.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
Yeah, but in Louis XIV’s case it was actually true.
eaglesoars wrote:
From his portrait, the Sun King wore high heels.
Obama gets high and surrounds himself with heels. The parallels are eerie.
@ Speranza:
Oops. I thought you were referring to Obama, not Sham Paine Charlie.
@ eaglesoars:
Did you read about all the banks downgraded.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
A linker not a thinker.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
heh. nice one.
I love royal history. Just finished The Queen’s Lover, based on Axel Ferson’s memiors/letters. Turns out he really was Marie Antoinette’s lover. I have the very brief memoir of Louis XVI’s valet -- I think his name was Clercy? Title is “The Terror”. Incredibly sad.
Just picked up A.N. Wilson’s The Elizabethans. Looking forward to it.
Macker wrote:
Try Richard E. Nixon (yes I know it is Richard M. Nixon).
@ buzzsawmonkey:
The Sun King title fits him.
Rodan wrote:
Ah, but whose son is this Sun King?
And, while he may never have chased after the youthful waiters of the Versailles on Calle Ocho in Miami, strange tales are told of the Versailles-on-the-Potomac that he has created…
Rodan wrote:
Not in detail -- I haven’t visited zerohedge today (Satellite box went blooey, AC is stressed and the dog is off her food) -- but I smell a rat.
The downgrade means it will cost them more to borrow. Bernanke is simpering/whimpering about everything.
Perfect setup for QE-3 -- so the Fed can loan to the banks at 0% interest.
@ Speranza:
Happy Warrior thinks Nixon was the best Republican president.
@ eaglesoars:
That’s what I am thinking. That’s why the market went down. They want QE3.
eaglesoars wrote:
A.N. Wilson is an Israel hater.
Rodan wrote:
Maybe. Also, Germany posted a decline in manufacturing. I don’t know why that should be such a shock. Nobody has money to buy anything.
Speranza wrote:
hunh. Did not know that. So, what should I know about this?
Speranza wrote:
Well, he’s British, right? The two go together like ham and cheese, or Muslim and suicide belt.
‘Nite, folks.
eaglesoars wrote:
Never mind. Found it. Tons of it, actually.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
Ah c’mon. Balfour Declaration. Orde Wingate.
eaglesoars wrote:
Nothing really. He is a fine historian though like World War II historian Max Hastings -- another Brit with Israel issues.
eaglesoars wrote:
Yeah and the Brits really kept their promise with the Balfour declaration didn’t they? Orde Wingate was transferred out of Palestine to Burma because he was pro Jewish.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
In-house Brit here, checking in. Couldn’t agree more. Here is another reactionary British antisemite.
Okay, that was a cheap shot. But . . .
Yes, our upper class twits have a Jew problem. I saw it first hand when I went to school with them. I do not, however, see this pathology as natural to the British psyche. Antisemitism has always been something that has been forced upon the British people from above -- nowadays through the BBC. (It was always kings who threw the Jews out of England -- where commoners engaged in pogroms, that was over in the Continent.)
The English Defence League and, these days, even the British National Party (creepy cult that it is) have been working hard to keep antisemitism out of their ranks. That’s because they represent the average Briton (for better or worse). They know that the British and the Jews are minorities in this world.
We share more in common than is let on. (*Leaving aside that I am mixed myself.)
@ Zimriel:
I was under the impression that the BNP leader was a real Jew hater.
@ Zimriel:
Disraeli’s father converted him to Christianity because he knew that as a Jew his future prospects in politics was limited.
Rodan wrote:
It went down big time today.
Rodan wrote:
So does Bunk.
The French had three Jewish Prime Ministers.
Speranza, he’s let a lot of that scum in there over the years; but he hasn’t been antisemitic himself for many years now. Hence “these days”. I still don’t have to like them, but I have to give them credit where it is due.
Speranza wrote:
No, nor to Poland. And Wingate wasn’t just pro-Jew. The man FOUGHT.
My Dad flew with a Wingate (RAF) who he said came from a deeply regligious Christian family that were Zionists. Years later I found out about Orde. Must have been a brother.
@ Zimriel:
Well if you say so -- I do not follow the BNP that closely.
As for Disraeli, Speranza: the issue that Buzz raised wasn’t anti-judaism, it was anti-semitism. Disraeli (and my parent) being raised a Christian “freed” him (and me) of being a Jew by religion. But he was still a Jew by race. So that’s what I addressed in my comment.
eaglesoars wrote:
Orde Wingate was the leader of the Chindits.
General William Slim of the 14th Army in the Burma theater (actually he was part of the Indian Army) was in my opinion the outstanding British commander of WWII. The best soldiers of the French and British armies in the two World Wars seem to have come from the colonial armies. Montgomery was a blow hard (in my opinion).
Zimriel wrote:
Jew by race v. Jew by religion -- seems to be splitting hairs. Disraeli was Queen Victoria’s favorite Prime Minister. It seems that him and Gladstone were perpetually the alternating Prime Ministers (once in a while it was Lord Salisbury).
I also think here that when I see Brits being called out as antisemitic by nature, that is like seeing Jews being called out as [insert stereotype here] by nature.
And anyway it’s not true. Everyone knows we’re anti-French by nature
Speranza wrote:
Never heard of him. Not surprising, I know next to nothing about that area of history.
Funny story -- the reason Dad remembered this man he called Wingate -- theBrits were bitching that Dad was able to buy all the Scotch in the officer’s canteen. Wingate put them down. “He flies with us, he fights with us. He drinks whatever he wants.”
The Brits had problems w/Americans. Understandable, I guess, but it wasn’t all sweetness and light.
Zimriel wrote:
So when Hollande announced his new tax program and Cameron told all the French millionaires they would be welcomed in England, you guys just cheered, right?
Zimriel wrote:
You’re just tea drinkers and porridge eaters by nature.
eaglesoars wrote:
Britain should be happy to receive them. Hollande the left-wing ideologue does not know (or refuses to recognize or acknowledge the fact) that millionaires can either move themselves or move their money to other countries.
@ Speranza:
I just finished Keith Richards autobiography “Life”. They left Britain when the effective tax rate for their income level was to be leveled at -- get this -- 98%
eaglesoars wrote:
You should read about him, he was the outstanding British commander of World War II. The 14th Army beat the shit out of the Japanese in 1944 at Kohima and Imphal (in India).
eaglesoars wrote:
Hey the Rolling Stones left the country for that reason.
Speranza wrote:
As did the Beatles -- a whole slew of them -- Switzerland made out like a bandit.
Ok, sleepy. nite all.
@ Rodan:
I’m very happy to be banking at a smaller, local bank.
Kirly wrote:
He would be light years ahead of anything they produced.
Obama/Biden
TweedleDumb/TweedleDumber
mfhorn wrote:
Shouldn’t that be TweedleEvil and Tweedledumberthanabcketofsnot?
@ doriangrey:
Yeah, I think that pretty much nails it. Not sure that Jugears is all that dumb with his “ahhs”, “uhhs”, “ummms”, “let me be clear”, and “some say…” so much as self-censoring while he tries to figure out a way to make a statement without overtly betraying his communist ideology. When you hear that interview he did with NPR years ago, there was no stuttering when he talked about the Constitution being a document of “negative liberties” and the Warren Court not addressing “redistributive justice”. It’s hard to tell how much is lack of intelligence vs. not wanting to betray his real motives.
However, he is definitely incompetent.
AZfederalist wrote:
I don’t even think he is incompetent, I believe everything he is doing is on, and has a purpose. I think that Barack Obama is a genuine believer in Marxism, that he genuinely believes that it is a superior political and economic system and that he honestly believes that what he is doing is in America’s best interests. That is what truly makes him dangerous. Barack Obama is exactly the kind of individual that CS Lewis was talking about when he wrote this.
“Of all tyrannies a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victim may be the most oppressive. It may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron’s cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated, but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.”
@ AZfederalist:
That probably came right out of one of his lectures from when he taught in Chicago, so it was well-rehearsed.
lobo91 wrote:
That could also be the case. It was in the days before the teleprompter, so he probably had to memorize his lines. The answers in that interview were definitely closer to his core beliefs, so it was easier to express.
@ AZfederalist:
Too bad his core beliefs have so little grounding in reality.
Good morning everyone. My 365 Project continues…
doriangrey wrote:
Thank you for ruining my breakfast which I haven’t even consumed yet! 8)
AZfederalist wrote:
He learned from his Harvard professors well.
Europe is in deep sh*t:
Merkel now turned around and promotes now “more political and fiscal integration” while the national debt in Gemany (compared to the GDP) is higher (85%) than in Spain. Butthey borrow Spain again Euro 100 Billions to bail out the banks which doesn’t make any sense b’cause Spains national debt rises and the country has to cut even more an public spending and raise taxes.
There are only 4 (!) countries paying into the EMS (Germany, Netherlands, Finland and Luxembourg (!)) but the German constitutional court has already asked the German president not to sign the bill. If they come to the conclusion that the bill doesn’t go along with the German constition the constition has to be re-written and a nation wide referendum to be held. This i9s very dangerous b’cause the Germans are fed up with this and don’t want to pay for the PIGS anymore.
Other countries like the Scandinavians which would be now ready to attend the Euro, will say “thanks, but no, thanks” b’cause they have just worked hard to balance their budgets and don’t want to be in the mess again.
France isn’t much better off than Italy or Spain but I doubt that France is ready to give up her political and fiscal autonomy.
About nearly Euro 750 Billions have been transfered from the PIGS-states to the City of London while Germany will have to raise the taxes for the middle class (business and employees) and cut off public spending even more.
There is no solution for this mess.
It’s a pity that snork isn’t around any longer he would have enjoyed this article:
Guggi wrote:
He would rather obsess on Charles Johnson all day at DoD. Too bad because he used to have interesting threads.
Speranza wrote:
Didn’t he have a thread at PJM about smart meters ?
The End of the Jewish Left
Political theorist Michael Walzer and others argue about the death of the century-long Jewish-Leftist alliance
@ Speranza:
Lot of that going on here…
Mike C. wrote:
It was much worse before DoD.
Mike C. wrote:
In all fairness,he is a huge target.
Actually if the conservative blogosphere completely ignored him (Charles Johnson) for two months, he would probably completely disappear into the oblivion that he so richly deserves.
DoD is like the dive bar guilty pleasure that you do not advertise about patronizing to your respectable friends but you usually have a lot of fun at.
@ Guggi:
I’ve been only an occasional visior to Europe but from my perspective, the EU was destined to be a tragic, almost comical blunder of continental proportions from the beginning.
MacDuff wrote:
It was a failure since the Treaty of Rome.
Speranza wrote:
I went through the bitter, angry phase but I just don’t care enough to muster any emotion toward him or his posters. There’s already a chunk of my life I’ll never get back and I’ll not give him more.
Mandatory gun ownership too right?
//
18 people were killed in a gun battle near Kabul.
Damn! It’s getting to be like Chicago!
MacDuff wrote:
Has the big Zero already called for more regulation on gun ownership in Afghanistan ? //////
Guggi wrote:
I’m thinking an American city-style buyback program like “Goats for Guns” /
MacDuff wrote:
Bumr50 wrote:
Hmm. Mandatory voting, it seems, would require a master record being checked against some sort of ID so as to ensure that you have satisfied your obligation. They’ve already mad it clear that IDs are racist. It’s not only fascism, it’s sloppy, poorly thought-out fascism at that!
Guggi wrote:
Sparkly unicorns are a bit foreign to Chinese culture, perhaps sparkly dragons would have been more warmly received in Beijing.
Climate science has transformed itself from a research backwater a few decades ago into one of the greatest public-good scientific cash cows ever devised. The livelihood of most climate scientists is now dependent on government grants. It is not a situation conducive to sceptical outlook and balanced advice.
@ MacDuff:
Sloppy, poorly thought out fascism is what modern “Liberalism “is all about.
Guggi wrote:
Green jobs!
@ Guggi:
Smart meters were never intended to provide any benefit to consumers.
They’re intended to enable bureaucrats to control consumers’ use of electricity.
@ MacDuff:
China has stopped her windpower-programm. They only finish what is under construction but no more new windpower.
Guggi wrote:
There’s a reason the Chinese have been around for thousands of years…
Iron Fist wrote:
That’s pretty profound for this time of day, Fist! Bully!!
Good morning! This is a drive-by but I thought you might find this interesting. I can’t provide a link cuz the Financial Times is behind a paywall. It’s about something called ‘brand-jacking’, a euphimism for lying.
An online ad by Shell Oil Company says “if they didn’t deserve it, they wouldn’t be endangered. Survival of the fittest!” -- showing a polar bear swimming w/ the company logo on the ad.
Except it was a fake ad. Guess who was behind it.
Greenpeace
Yes Lab
Occupy Wall St
They also released fake press releases, etc.
If you manage to find a dead tree version of the FT, the article is on pg 10 at the bottom “How Shell was hijacked by a new style of cyberprotest”.
@ lobo91:
@ lobo91:
Yup and yup
Guggi wrote:
For years, Rush Limbaugh has been calling environmentalists “Watermelons” -- green on the outside, red on the inside.
@ Guggi:
Although the Chinese have done some stupid stuff lately, too, like building cities that have nobody living in them.
I suppose that’s one way to create jobs…
On an unrelated note, iTunes is seriously pissing me off.
I should’ve known better than to buy an Apple product…
How Shell was hijacked in ad hoax
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“If they didn’t deserve it, they wouldn’t be endangered. Survival of the fittest!” proclaims an advertisement showing a polar bear swimming in pristine blue water with the famous red and yellow logo for oil company Shell.
Shell had nothing to do with the ad, one of more than 7,000 hoax ads circulating online. It is part of a web campaign jointly orchestrated by environmental group Greenpeace, activist organisation Yes Lab and members of the Occupy Wall Street movement to rally against Shell’s Arctic drilling programme. The campaign included a fake video, a fake press release and a fake website. Greenpeace said the entire campaign cost about $50,000.
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The digital assault is a new type of internet campaigning. Rather than staging a protest, activist groups hijack brands and harness social media to derail a company’s image. “We’re only beginning to understand how much social media can change our society,” says James Turner of Greenpeace USA. “Taking advertising out of corporations’ hands and putting it into normal people’s hands has changed the way people see brands forever.”
Shell says the campaign will not distract its preparations “to safely and responsibly explore our Alaska leases in the months to come”.
The digital protest against Shell’s plans to explore drilling off Alaska’s coast had been in the works for about six months. Earlier in the year, Shell had obtained a legal injunction against Greenpeace that prevented its members from coming within 1km of Shell drilling vessels. That demanded “creative thinking” for a protest, Mr Turner says.
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With Shell estimated to spend $4bn on its campaign to drill in the Arctic, Greenpeace organisers thought they could derail the effort by attacking Shell’s marketing and trying to reframe people’s perceptions of the company, Mr Turner says.
On June 7, the activists posted a one-minute video depicting a hoax launch party to celebrate Shell’s Arctic drilling, in which a model oil rig malfunctions and squirts black liquid at an elderly woman. The video has registered more than 785,000 views and more than 1,600 comments, according to research group Visible Measures.
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Within hours, Shell denied it was connected to the video. However, the activist group did not stop. Yes Lab sent journalists a press release that appeared to have come from Shell, declaring that the oil company was “considering legal action” after the fictitious campaign. It appeared to be legitimate, sent from alerts@shell.com and including a falsified quote from the company’s spokesman.
The hoax release also warned journalists of a “counterfeit website” at ArcticReady.com that encouraged consumers to make their own ads with Shell’s actual logo and “Let’s go” slogan.
Several news outlets covered the false report, then later corrected it. Days later, consumers continued to post user-created ads to social media, thinking Shell was behind a social marketing campaign gone wrong.
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Meanwhile, organisations such as Greenpeace could face a backlash of their own if they continue to rely on campaigns based on false information. “If we can’t use facts then we have a harder time having a discourse,” says Andrew Gilman, chief executive of crisis communications group CommCore Consulting. “But if it is war, and all is fair in love and war, then keep doing this.”
lobo91 wrote:
Around here, “stimulus” money has been used to narrow driving lanes in order to make oversized bicycle lanes that, you guessed it, are rarely used.
Sorry for the posting above, , I messed it up
@ Guggi:
Yeah all the leftists and eco-facists are really frothing at the mouths here in Canada. I may have to find a doctor just in case I need a rabies shot.
lobo91 wrote:
Apple only works for Apple devotees.
Guggi wrote:
They should really put that on the label…
@ PaladinPhil:
With your socialized medicine you’ll probably have to wait six months after you’ve been bitten to get your shot. Rabies will wait, if you are a peon.
Last night on “The Five”, Gutfeld quoted a stat that said “138,000 elderly patients were euthanized by the National Health Service in Great Britain”. Alas, he didn’t say from where that stat came, but he’s not given to making stuff up…..like Obama or Holder.
MacDuff wrote:
Here’s a link. And it’s 130,000 NOT 138,000….I feel so much better!
PaladinPhil wrote:
The same here and the executive director of GreenPeace has claimed “he would die for the agenda if necessary”. GreenPeace is like WWF a mafia-organisation and now they have called for a war.
lobo91 wrote:
OTOH, if you have an andriod based product google gets to data mine much if not all of your use of it. As an example, I have to go through loops to not have reminders put in my calander synce to my gmail account, you pretty much have to have a gmail account. I essentially have to break enough stuff that the app updates won’t won’t work. I end up putting in nonsensical names for events. Which ticks me off. I am paying for this, so I don’t see the need for them to make a buck, or something more sinister.
There may be a better way, but I have a life and don’t have all the time in the world.
Take your pick Apple vs. google.
BTW, the 50 something page apple agreement they keep changing is problematic as well. South Park even did a show about, because who has time to read and understand everything in it?
@ MacDuff:
Kudos to you for the strength to suffer bob beckel. You are a better man than I.
I know the article, it was from the Daily Mail. I posted it to a thread a couple of days ago. Found the story on Drudge.
@ citizen_q:
All I’m trying to do is download podcasts of Mark Levin’s show to my iPod to listen to while making the 75 mile drive to work.
@ MacDuff:
East Germany (DDR) used to have mandatory voting. The reality was that you voted for ‘approval’ of the candidate selected by the Volkskammer.
Voting was also used to correct any residency discrepancies that came up. Movement (residency) was tightly controlled. Your ID better have been correct!
@ lobo91:
Sorry, the business practices of Apple and Google, anger me. Especially privacy issues.
Something that should be simple and is within the capabilities of the device you pay for often is not.
citizen_q wrote:
Aw, he’s more clownish than annoying. Besides, Gutfeld makes it all worth it.
@ Guggi:
Greenpeace is definitely not the organization it used to be. I like how one of the original founders has not only broken away from them, but also slams them for their current tactics.
Peter wrote:
East Germany, eh? Now there’s a ringing endorsement, we need to be more like them!
It’s disturbingly entertaining when these people’s not-so-well-concealed little fascists suddenly take over their bodies and spouts this stuff. Actually, it’s more disturbing than entertaining.
Thanks for the background!
Is there any conservative action in this country that doesn’t suppress the black vote. I had to enter a Fed building yesterday and a state or national ID was required to enter the building. Seems like a disenfranchised voter would not be allowed entry. not be allowed to fly anywhere. Not be allowed to get a loan anywhere. Not be allowed to rent an apartment. Not allowed credit. Where do such animals exist? and why do they want to vote?
@ MacDuff:
You are much more mellow than I. I have a difficult time maintaining composure eat time Beckel opens his yap.
I usually just turn to something I have DVR’ed, and wait until 6pm. Though I am finding Juan Williams approaching Beckel in intolerability.
@ darkwords:
Or fly, or buy antihistemines at that drug store, or spray paint at Home Depot……
What’s the worse joke, this voter suppression meme, or the fact that we lack a MSM that won’t laugh people who make such specious claims out of the room?
@ Peter:
That is exactly the kind of society that the Left wants to create in the United States. There are very sinister urges behind their somewhat clueless rantings.
darkwords wrote:
As black people don’t fly, enter Federal buildings or rent hotel rooms because of their lack of ID, the whole point of electing Obama (and the appointment of Holder) was to see how black people would react if allowed to enter Federal buildings and fly to foreign countries.
Obama and Holder were, admittedly a small sampling, but based exclusively on them, the experiment has yielded troubling results.
citizen_q wrote:
Mellow? I’ve not yet been accused of that, but I guess we all have our moments!
@ MacDuff:
I would assume that a sarc tag is, ya know, implied….