The ravings of a semi retired clergyman, unafraid to dance the early 21st century post cosmic pre heretical clash of east/west, American/Israeli, culture, politics and philosophy, to the deconstructionist drumbeat of the northwest outback of the Promised Land.
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
As I was saying...
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/918502.html
where Brad Burston puts it all so well in perspective!
1 comment:
Anonymous
said...
Amir and his supporters along with the Jihadists have far too much in common.
The term Islam-o-Fascism has too many syllables to catch on like the terms Al-Queda or Nazi did. Now those are great names, easy to remember.
For instance, in the recent southern California fires, Fox News used the term "Al-Queda" to describes nut-job arsonists instead of the previous more descriptive term "firebug." As you may remember the term "firebug" was a popular appellation the crazies long before Al-Queda and Islam-o-fascism ever say daylight.
Check out Paul Krugman's NYT oct 29th column on the American side of the Islam-o-fascism fad.
1 comment:
Amir and his supporters along with the Jihadists have far too much in common.
The term Islam-o-Fascism has too many syllables to catch on like the terms Al-Queda or Nazi did. Now those are great names, easy to remember.
For instance, in the recent southern California fires, Fox News used the term "Al-Queda" to describes nut-job arsonists instead of the previous more descriptive term "firebug." As you may remember the term "firebug" was a popular appellation the crazies long before Al-Queda and Islam-o-fascism ever say daylight.
Check out Paul Krugman's NYT oct 29th column on the American side of the Islam-o-fascism fad.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/29/opinion/29krugman.html?em&ex=1193889600&en=2bd5255c9d8759c7&ei=5087%0A
Peter
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