401. I Believe In Evolution, Except For The Whole Triassic Period

Comment #46373 by USA_Limey on May 31, 2007 at 4:00 am

I could do without Onion articles being posted here personally. If I want to read it I can go to their website myself.

The onion is over rated, yes I accept that is a personal opinion so please don't come back on that.

I just think they are wasted space on this site.

All the best!

402. I'm Sure God is Scared

Comment #44897 by USA_Limey on May 25, 2007 at 2:15 pm

Agreed Duff.

Someone like Coulter is a pure opportunist, in it for the money and smart enough to know better.

People like Hannity actually believe the shit they spout.

But give me Hannity over Coulter any day. She really is pure evil. Hannity poor chap is just dumb.

403. Another Christian Science Fair embarrasses itself

Comment #44895 by USA_Limey on May 25, 2007 at 2:10 pm

Comment #44893 by devolved wrote:

"In October 1953, National Geographic published a photo of a bat that had fallen on a stalagmite in the famous Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico, and had been cemented on to it. The stalagmite had grown so fast it was able to preserve the bat before the creature had time to decompose. [Mason Sutherland, Carlsbad Caverns in Color, National Geographic, October, 1953, p. 442.]

A photograph taken in February, 1968, shows a curtain of stalactites growing from the foundation ceiling beneath the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC. Some of the stalactites had grown to five feet long (a metre and a half) in the 45 years since the memorial was built in 1923. [John C. Whitcomb, Jr, The World That Perished, Baker Book House, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1973, pp. 114–115."


... Interesting. This can only prove one of two things:

1) Sometimes, under some conditions, Stalagmites and Stalagtites can grow very quickly.

OR , (get ready folks, here it comes...)

2) The earth is 6,000 years old and everything in the bible is true!

Fuck off Devolved.

404. Baby's 'miracle' recovery in British hospital to give Malta its first saint

Comment #44889 by USA_Limey on May 25, 2007 at 1:35 pm

When the kid takes a turn for the worse in a few months and dies it will be "bad luck".

If that was cold I don't give a shit; I got no time for this absolute fraud by the Catholic church.

405. Adam and Eve in the Land of the Dinosaurs

Comment #44872 by USA_Limey on May 25, 2007 at 12:33 pm

Comment #44864 by Driver wrote:
"I am embarrassed as an American citizen."


... Don't be Driver. This is a big country, with a big population and these people cannot win out in the long run. It is also, if I might wax lyrical for a second, the land of Jefferson and Twain, the adopted land of Einstein and Irving Berlin, the home of the idea of individual liberty, and so much more. I am proud to be here, and I am not yet an American Citizen.

Bottom line: America's gonna be ok!

:-)

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406. Transcending Jerry Falwell

Comment #44867 by USA_Limey on May 25, 2007 at 12:26 pm

Again...

5. Comment #44831 by USA_Limey on May 25, 2007 at 11:07 am

To all: I suggest we not waste our time on this one:

Comment #44716 by devolved wrote:

"konquererz claims, "they believe in a book that is full of obvious errors while saying its perfect"

Easy to say! Where's the proof?"

... Devolved can waste his time but not ours filling up this thread with page after page of bible quotes he knows full well would amply prove the point. A deliberate trolling I would suggest.

407. Adam and Eve in the Land of the Dinosaurs

Comment #44837 by USA_Limey on May 25, 2007 at 11:27 am

Comment #44801 by CJ wrote:

"Sounds like an atheist coach trip to me. Lots of booze and go round and just laugh at the exhibits!"

... Oh man, I mean seriously sign me up! I am a five hour drive away in western PA. If we could get enough of us to go at the same time it would sure be a fun day. I think we'd have to look serious and reverential for about 2 minutes though to get through the door.

:-)

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408. Transcending Jerry Falwell

Comment #44831 by USA_Limey on May 25, 2007 at 11:07 am

To all: I suggest we not waste our time on this one:

Comment #44716 by devolved wrote:

"konquererz claims, "they believe in a book that is full of obvious errors while saying its perfect"

Easy to say! Where's the proof?"

... Devolved can waste his time but not ours filling up this thread with page after page of bible quotes he knows full well would amply prove the point. A deliberate trolling I would suggest.

409. I'm Sure God is Scared

Comment #44754 by USA_Limey on May 25, 2007 at 8:57 am

Comment #44737 by goatboy wrote:

"Most atheists aren't this extreme, and just require some evidence of a higher power."

And what if that evidence was forthcoming Goatboy? Think it through. Hitchens analysis of god is spot on. The idea of a gods existence is, thankfully, laughable - but if one did exist; it would be repugnant and I for one would stand with Hitchens against such an odious power.

Hitchens is dead right that any such god as is depicted in the "holy books" handed to us is nothing short of a dictator of some supernatural North Korea; one from which we can never escape not even through death.

Thank goodness it's a lie. But please do the thought experiment and follow through on the implications if god DOES exist. They are terrifying.

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410. I'm Sure God is Scared

Comment #44677 by USA_Limey on May 25, 2007 at 7:07 am

I hope writing that was a cathartic experience for the author. It rather read to me like they needed to get something off their chest. For any "Dads Army" fans out there I just kept thinking, "They don't like it up 'em!"

No indeed, they don't like their superstitions attacked and oh how it shows in this piece. The only accurate thing in the article was this:

"But the two people Hitchens seems to want to hurt the most are beyond his reach."

They are - but not for the reasons the author thinks.

Good fun to read though!

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411. Importing a slave class

Comment #44665 by USA_Limey on May 25, 2007 at 6:52 am

Comment #44638 by JohnF wrote:

"What is the relevance of this article to atheism/religion?"

... Probably got posted because it's Coulter, who wrote in one of her books she would laugh at the idea of Richard Dawkins burning in hell.

And lots of stuff make it on this site that are not necessarily about religion or atheism. I like that the site has a broader focus myself.

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412. Lightning damages Jesus statue

Comment #44398 by USA_Limey on May 24, 2007 at 1:53 pm

Piss poor shot, sorry.

- I was aiming for his bollocks.

(Re-calibrates fiendishly evil weather machine)

413. Mysteries to Behold in the Dark Down Deep: Seadevils and Species Unknown

Comment #43740 by USA_Limey on May 22, 2007 at 12:01 pm

I've always been fascinated by "creatures of the abyss" and always react with particular glee when we make new discoveries about, for example, the giant squid.

It does seem odd that we know more about the dark side of the moon than the depths of our oceans, but this is a truly hostile environment and every bit as tricky for us to explore as the vacuum of space. Perhaps more so.

I was not aware of this publication and I will look forward to getting it. Being introduced to gems like this is just another reason my rd.net bookmark will stay a firm fixture on my browser!

414. Hitchens on Falwell, Part 2

Comment #43679 by USA_Limey on May 22, 2007 at 9:27 am

Comment #43678 by scot wrote:

"As an American living in Ireland for the last 3 years I have found that the variety of opinion and choice for news sources to be far inferior to what could be found on the airwaves, t.v. and radio, in America."

...Agreed, there is definitely more choice in America - but not necessarily more quality.

Anyway; it's all a moot point now that the internet has come of age. We can all pick and choose our sources of news and information as we please.

415. Hitchens on Falwell, Part 2

Comment #43659 by USA_Limey on May 22, 2007 at 8:00 am

Comment #43658 by doodinthemood wrote:

"When did calling someone an intellectual become an insult?"

- 1917, the Russian revolution.

"I've noticed it a few times in atheist debates. What's up with that?"

- It can be, regrettably, an effective tool for getting the ignorant on your side. Note how many times RD is accused of being 'arrogant'. It's just another word for intellectual.

"And how should one react?"

- Depends who you are. If you are Dawkins, politely and patiently; if you are Hitchens with a verbal fist in the face and boot in the crotch.

I like Hitchens approach better. :-)

416. Hitchens on Falwell, Part 2

Comment #43655 by USA_Limey on May 22, 2007 at 7:38 am

Don't get me wrong I love the BEEB and couldn't survive living here in the USA if I was not able to access it's output through the internet, (Ex pat Brit that I am), but it's not perfect. I guess that's all I am saying. Of course in a Fox v Beeb comparision: well, there just isn't any is there.

:-)

417. Hitchens on Falwell, Part 2

Comment #43646 by USA_Limey on May 22, 2007 at 7:20 am

49. Comment #43628 by steve99 wrote:

"The BBC biased? You have to be kidding.....Exactly which social agendas do you think the BBC is pushing?"

...Perhaps not overtly or institutionally biased Steve99, (such as fox), but they are incredibly limp wristed and wishy washy and totally lacking in anything resembling a spine.

I'll give one recent anecdote from my own listening experience. Listening to 'Up all night', on five live (as I often do living in the states). I was treated to a BBC correspondents take on the stoning to death of that poor innocent girl in northern Iraq. After his tear jerking summary of events he somehow thought it necessary to add, and this is direct quote, (I often record shows), "of course this should not reflect on the majority of those practitioners of that faith". This is hand wringing political correctness of the WORST kind - OF COURSE it should reflect upon the practitioners of that faith!!!! Just an anecdote I know - but you hear that kind of suicidal political correctness all the time on the BBC; and THAT is a social agenda they are pushing, even if not consciously.

Just my thoughts.

418. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #43633 by USA_Limey on May 22, 2007 at 6:44 am

Reference comment 203 by chbg21808:

Dr. Tim Ball is an honest and honorable man who has been vilified, harassed, threatened, (at times physically), and abused for committing the 'crime' of questioning the growing canon of AGW dogma. And he is but one of many who have been so abused.

Should not the history of science (and history in general) give us at least a moment's pause? How many times have we seen this pattern repeated again and again in antiquity? Galileo anyone? Thank goodness Dr. Bell does not live in a time or a country where he can be made to suffer physically for his 'heresy'; but you do wonder at the more subtle apparatus of the state / media machine which can be effectively employed to try and shut people up.

419. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #43465 by USA_Limey on May 21, 2007 at 2:31 pm

Comment #43464 by Buddha wrote:

"Yeah, I can't wait for the malarial mosquitos to start heading North!"

Yup; time to bring back DDT, which should never have been banned in the first place. That crappy decision has killed millions.

420. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #43463 by USA_Limey on May 21, 2007 at 2:24 pm

There will be negatively impacted populations if climate change really starts to bite; bad luck. There will likely be as many for whom it is a boon. Think of all that extra arable land that will become available above certain altitudes; not to mention longer growing season in significant parts of the world. Hell I meet Canadians every day who are loving the idea of a bit of global warming! 90% of there country is empty wasteland: ditto for most of Russia. Most Canadians are probably looking forward to a little less snow and being able to move further north away from America, (joke), well you get the point.

Humanity won't go extinct we will just adapt: we'll stop living where we used to and go live somewhere else. Will it be tough for individual human beings in specific locations. Yup. But that's the history of planet earth: you can't hold back the tide. Read Jared Diamond. It's all about where you live and when you live. Sorry but it's just tough if you're stuck with the shitty end of the earths cyclical stick when it spins around your way.

Roll on Global warming.

421. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #42716 by USA_Limey on May 19, 2007 at 6:44 am

Comment #42650 by briancoughlanworldcitizen wrote:

"I finally lost it last night ..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJsBYGDeKvE"

... Nice one; I admit I enjoyed that. I cannot decide just how much was tounge in cheek and going for comedic efect and how much was meant to be completely serious. Was this part staged?:


Brian: ...because he's a crazy fundamentalist wacko, not an objective person like me...

Voice: - Are you talking to yourself?

Brian: Yes! I am talking to myself!

Hilarious! If that was intentional it was comedy gold; if not - comedy genious!

Oh and nice touch with the UFO sweater / jumper.

:-)

422. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #42613 by USA_Limey on May 18, 2007 at 4:55 pm

Comment #42552 by briancoughlanworldcitizen wrote:

"What kind of industry are you in?"


... I could tell you, but then they would have to kill me.

;-)

423. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #42551 by USA_Limey on May 18, 2007 at 11:35 am

Brian Wrote:

"This is, I suppose relative secret information, which should be kept within your company. Yet here you are!!!"

I didn't say it was a secret or that it should be kept in my company: that is your spin. I am not pretending to be some deep throat here blowing the lid off watergate or anything of the sort.

I agree vast complex conspiracy theories are bunk because as you correctly point out too many people have to be in the know and the risk of someone leaking is too great.

But that is kind of my point.

There is no conspiracy - it's all right out there in the open. Limit the west; let the emerging nations go nuts. Does this sound just like science and environmentalism Brian? Will you acknowledge that there could at least be a political component even if you won't go as far as me? If your view is that Co2 legislation sounds great and we should 'suck it up' for a bit well fair enough if that is your POLITICAL position: but whether you like it or not that is a political - not a scientific - position. You are admitting with that statement I feel that it is NOT just all about the science.

Given that politics is involved; is it not reasonable therefore to subject the science to the VERY HIGHEST level of scrutiny as chbg has been attempting here. Is that level of scrutiny occuring? Not in the mainstream where people like chbg and I get called deniers like we are some kind of Holocaust debunkers or something.

Perhaps more later I have to go serve the oppressive capitalist machine that is pumping all that Co2 out.

424. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #42538 by USA_Limey on May 18, 2007 at 10:59 am

Brian and chbg21808 you guys are hardcore: but learning lots from both of you so I am trying to keep up with the pace!

Here's a little anecdote for you that I freely admit means absolutely nothing in terms of evidence. I attented a meeting recently with some very senior people, (actually the most senior), in my industry who are next week as it happens going to Washington to lobby for US industry on CO2 emissions. They were generally pessimistic and revealed their sources have told them that legislation restricting Co2 emissions and imposing penalties for it is in the pipeline and only a matter of time. I am only hearing this second hand but I have spoken to people who have been told by VERY senior politicians and government bureaucrats that there is a systematic effort afoot for global wealth re-distribution. A major part of this program is putting a break on North American and Europe by the back door through Co2 limiting legislation while doing absolutely NOTHING to do the same for China, India, Brazil et al.

This is not about the environment.

World Socialist government anyone?

I know I'll be ripped apart for this and that's ok but it is NOT just about climatologists in their labs or on Artic ice flows doing science my friends. I am utterly convinced there is a much bigger picture.

Ah well, back to work.

425. Freethinking Ruins All Things

Comment #42319 by USA_Limey on May 18, 2007 at 4:06 am

This is one of the worst pieces of drivel I have read on this site; it's definitely in the top 5 IMHO. This was the kicker for me:

"But, of course, religion is man-made. Men build the temples, write the prayers, organise the rites and offer the oblations and sacrifices. That does not mean that there is no divinely inspired and true religion"

I pity him.

426. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #42138 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 5:26 pm

Give Brian a break he went to bed.

We aren't all on EST.

:-)

427. Pedal power takes Islamic shape in Iran

Comment #42103 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 3:52 pm

There IS a serious point here....


.... I just don't know what it is.

P.S. Teapot, you sexist beast; assuming Luthien was a man tut tut I don't know. Wasn't it obvious from the avatar she was a lesbian with a fetish for full body stockings?

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428. Pedal power takes Islamic shape in Iran

Comment #42084 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 3:23 pm

Comment #42078 by Jenin wrote:

"My guess is that if someone had written on this site characterizing African Americans by the bad behavior of a few others, or Jews by the Revava extremists, there would be an outpouring of criticism on this comment."

Don't be so sensitive. Everyone on this site is ultra tolerent; liberal minded to a fault, totally fair minded and inclusive and non discriminatory in every way....

... oh except we fucking hate god botherers.

:-)

429. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #42071 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 3:00 pm

Well,

for my part, I am very suspicious not of the scientists, who by and large I think are just "doing their thing", but a significant number of politicians / media types who are driving this push toward A) shutting down all debate and B) Pushing an agenda of "must act now".

But as I made the point in previous posts; it seems to be a drive to restrict the lifestyles and economies of the USA and Europe whilst letting China et al off scott free, probably because they know China et al will tell them to shove it anyway. Which means its about exercising power and control - nothing to do with saving the planet. I dunno - I don't want to sound like a conspiracy nut but this AGW brainwashing is scary stuff and I worry at the real agenda.

430. Pedal power takes Islamic shape in Iran

Comment #42062 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 2:46 pm

Comment #42046 by Jenin wrote:

"Comments like the one made by Solera remind me of the sort of remarks I have been reading from Jerry Falwell. To associate Iranian and Muslim individuals with terrorism and violence in this manner is hateful and racist."

... How can it be racist since neither Iran or Islam, (Muslims) are race specific? As for being hateful; nah - just a bit insensitive but I still laughed. You'll need a thicker skin if your gonna get by on this site.

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431. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #42058 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 2:38 pm

chbg21808....

I mostly have agreed with your position. Can I ask you what you think the reason behind this AGW hysteria is? Just kinda curious as to your view on that.

432. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #42025 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 1:19 pm

"Is AGW happening? What we do about it, political realities etc. have nothing to do with that question."

I would have switched that around as follows:

What do we do? Is AGW happening has nothing to do with that question.

You see it goes like this:

1) Is AGW Real? ans = NO - great! Ok carry on as usual

2) Is AGW real? ans = YES, (At least based on all the available evidence or lack there of) - hmm..shit! Ok carry on as usual.

Lets compare to the other topic we are often here to discuss:

1) Is God Real? Yes - Great! Keep praying

2) Is God Real? NO (At least based on all the available evidence or lack thereof) - Don't care! Keep praying!

Ultimately I am saying two things but the second is my main point:

1) I am not convinced by what I have read, (though I will check out those links Brian), that AGW is real

2) Whether it is real or not, like the existence of God, is for most people, (or countries) irrelevent. So I am afraid I am not very hopeful Brian. Not at all.

433. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #42012 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 12:55 pm

Brian,

Agreed, Good 'ole USA was acting selfishly in not signing Koyoto. That is what nations do: act selfishly in what is in their best interests. That is why it is hopeless to even think that you can get the likes of China or India to slow the pace of their economic growth because some, (ok, alot - I'll give you that), western climatologists in their air conditioned labs say they should. Therefore - you can drive your hybrid car and screw in flourescent light bulbs all you want they don't give a shit.
I am not going to argue science with you I can't: I'll let chbg try. But I will argue history and political reality.

Nothing - is - going - to change.

434. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #42002 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 12:34 pm

Comment #41998 by steveroot wrote:

"What is wrong with reducing energy consumption for its own sake?"

Reduced energy consumption = reduced economic activity = reduced wealth = screw you third world.

Or, if I am being charitable, screw you third world until we rich developed countries perfect all those nice renewable technologies for you - just hang on in there: we are right on it! Honestly!

435. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #41981 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 12:01 pm

I'm English to.

:-)

Ok.. I do live in America; but I'm not immersed in anything. Contrary to the popular belief of some of my fellow Europeans who still live in Europe when you come to the US they do not plug your brain straight into the Fox news network and the Rush Limbaugh show. It is perfectly possible, (through web sites like this for example! Shock! It's not blocked by the NSA!), to stay in touch with events from a non US perspective.

Brian I did have respect for you on this site as I think I made clear in my previous post; your tone was a little more aggressive in response than I thought was necessary.

There ARE legitimate concerns with the SCIENCE of AGW Brian. And you know even if there wasn't so fucking what - YOU tell China and India they have to stay in poverty and they'll tell you to fuck off too.

436. Antarctic 'treasure trove' found

Comment #41966 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 11:25 am

Carnivorous sponges are nothing new; I see 'em all the time dumpster diving at the back of McDonalds right before they threaten me and ask for change.

437. Hitchens on Falwell

Comment #41964 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 11:22 am

Comment #41962 by Machoduck wrote:

"I hope, to compansate for all the damage he's done in his life, suffered an extremely slow and painfull death."

... That's going a bit too far for my tastes. First time I have ever flagged anything as offensive on this site.

438. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #41963 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 11:18 am

Comment #41961 by chbg21808 wrote:

"Well Brian, I don't really feel like I need to say anything, your comments speak for themselves.

You seem to have replaced the religion of the church with the religion of science."

... kinda where I was coming from chg21808, (catchy name btw), but I wasn't going to be so direct. Brian has shown himself to be IMHO one of the best posters to this site; so he confuses me here. I am not swallowing AGW the way it's currently being sold: as personified by the snake oil Southern baptist Al Gore for example!
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439. Global Warming (includes commentary about creationism)

Comment #41960 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 11:12 am

Comment #41914 by briancoughlanworldcitizen wrote:

"In the case of AGW I see a significant majority are advising us to cut back on energy usage, so as a dutiful and rational global citizen that is what I do, and what you should do too."

Significant majorities have been wrong before Brian, they really, really have. Something smells really bad about alot of the push on AGW. If it was just all about the science I wouldn't worry so much; but there is politics involved here. Lots of it.

P.S. Was going to be mean and substitute words in your quote above with certain religious terminology; well you get the idea so I didn't do it.

440. The Colbert Report: The Intolerant

Comment #41954 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 11:03 am

This is intolerable!

(oh... someone had to)

441. Christopher Hitchens to God: Drop Dead

Comment #41952 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 11:01 am

Comment #41945 by squinky wrote:

"You go girl! Make every rabbi a woman, balance the gender power, stand up for equal rights...and then perpetuate the stupidest f***ing 3000 year old vestigial dogma on Earth. When it's your turn to metzitzah b'peh your son, pucker up sweetheart and prove your Orthodoxy lest you stop being truly Jewish"


.. LOL.. ok I admit that was better than mine.

:-)

See my comment #41937 above.

442. Christopher Hitchens to God: Drop Dead

Comment #41937 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 10:31 am

"But as an observant Jew myself, who also happens to be involved in the movement for women's meaningful participation and leadership in Orthodox Judaism"

.... What? That's it? After 5,000 years all you have is a 'movement' for 'meaningful participation' within Orthodox Judaism.

Good luck with that!

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443. Faith-Based Fraud

Comment #41879 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 8:47 am

Go on Hitchy my son!

.... sorry that will probably only resonate with fellow Brits.

:-)

444. Hitchens on Falwell

Comment #41830 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 6:42 am

Comment #41825 by Lordsuhn wrote:

"I am amazed that Anderson Cooper let him say as much as he did."

... Cooper interviewed Hitchens previously, (also posted on RD.net) and gave him a similarly easy time. Closet atheist? Possibly. Or maybe just knows Hitchens is good controversial TV any day of the week and that all you have to do is sit back and let him go.
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445. Hitchens on Falwell

Comment #41828 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 6:38 am

Very few people put the boot in better than Hitchens; this takes "speaking ill of the dead" to a whole new level does it not!
He'll take some flak for this but Hitchy can take it as well as he dishes it out. Hannity was apoplectic in his condemnation on his radio show yesterday and I hear Hitchens was on the TV show last night: anyone got a link for that?
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446. Television evangelist Falwell dies at 73

Comment #41793 by USA_Limey on May 17, 2007 at 3:51 am

Hitch does a number on Falwell:


http://kevinmccullough.townhall.com/g/9764c788-1dcb-4aff-a1aa-46266d27eddc

Enjoy!

447. Brazil's Indians Offended by Pope Comments

Comment #41750 by USA_Limey on May 16, 2007 at 8:07 pm

Hitch is gonna take some heat for this attack on Falwell!


http://kevinmccullough.townhall.com/g/9764c788-1dcb-4aff-a1aa-46266d27eddc

Nice job!

448. Hitchens' flat world

Comment #41749 by USA_Limey on May 16, 2007 at 8:05 pm

Hitch gets medieval on Falwell...

http://kevinmccullough.townhall.com/g/9764c788-1dcb-4aff-a1aa-46266d27eddc

All good fun!

449. Pope Warns of Globalization, Marxism

Comment #41747 by USA_Limey on May 16, 2007 at 8:03 pm

Hitch speaks ill of the dead...

http://kevinmccullough.townhall.com/g/9764c788-1dcb-4aff-a1aa-46266d27eddc

... Nice one!

450. 5000 Darwin letters go online

Comment #41745 by USA_Limey on May 16, 2007 at 8:01 pm

Hitch puts the boot in on Falwell...

http://kevinmccullough.townhall.com/g/9764c788-1dcb-4aff-a1aa-46266d27eddc

Ouch!