Tag Archives: Francoise David

national brotherhood day

Posted on September 3, 2012 by Dave

I’m okay. You’re not okay. At all. This idea of moral relativism is the most twisted and perverted ideal going; any stink-job piece of crap, including murder but starting at the bottom-feeding level of character assassination is permitted in the … Continue reading →

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A Serious Man

Posted on September 1, 2012 by Dave

Amir Khadir. I suppose, one day, if they throw shoes at him, he’ll know where they were launched from. Like a hit the dummy contest at a country tombola. Part George Galloway, part warm up act in the generic comic … Continue reading →

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nationalize the individual

Posted on August 26, 2012 by Dave

Elections in Quebec are always festive events. Part of the cultural heritage that is much more impassioned than elsewhere in Canada. There is always that glint, that glimmer of messianic frenzy that hints that The Redemption must first pass through … Continue reading →