Sunday, April 26, 2009
News
I don't know if, like me, you were disappointed when the giant Flupocalypse of 2003 didn't wipe out all the life on the planet that had worked out how to get the fire out of the rocks. We weren't prepared, we didn't have enough vaccines, Osama Bin Laden was working out how to teach ducks with a cough to hijack planes, and yet, we survived, we go on, and we wonder whether Joss Whedon will ever make another TV show that goes beyond a series. But don't worry, just because Avian Bird Flu didn't get us, those dirty birds have teamed up with pigs and, it would seem, Mexicans? to give us a new killer virus to worry about. This does lead to the interesting question: Has Michelle Malkin already reached the maximum that she can hate Mexicans or will this enable her to take her racism to new heights? We'll wait and see.
The comments on this article are typical of the great minds of the world vomiting forth into the electro-ether.
I strongly feel that children and elderly people will be at risk from this killer flu the most.
Harpreet, Stafford.
Everyone seems to have decided to ignore the second page of the article, where it says:
Avian flu, which has killed 250 people since 2003
Look at that. The media went batshit-mental back then, convincing us we were all going to die and, like the MMR vaccine scare, it turned out not to be the case. Two hundred and fifty people? That's nothing. Somali pirates have killed more than that, and they bankrupt themselves in millet seed for their parrots. So I see no reason for keeping on keeping on and not worry that we're going to all be killed until, perhaps, people start falling ill?
These medical sounding scares based on absolutely no evidence are one of the many reasons why I don't bother to pay for news any more.
Meanwhile Tory MP Nadine Dorries sues someone over something. Nadine Dorries is a fairly obscure MP only well known to followers of the Westminster soap opera that is the House of Commons for her Sarah Palin-like ability to seize and repeat the stupid in any subject that gets her interest. She's normally pretty quiet between bouts of conservative Christian sponsored attempts to get the date by which a woman can have an abortion put back to eight months before her own birth. I'm not sure if she can successfully sue someone over suggesting to someone else that they spread a rumour she had an affair if they don't do it, even if the only reason they didn't might be because they were revealed to be thinking about it, but her primary reason for this bout of legal action is presumably to keep it in the news as long as possible in the lead up to the next general election. Of course, one doesn't need to tell lies in order to recognise them...
The Sindy has more positive news, namely that the BNP is as equally messed up a party as the proper political groups full of burned-out members who are just bitter and more likely to fight with one another than the vast majority of people who they think shouldn't be in the country. Less comforting is the comments, in which it seems that a cadre of BNP supporters have taken up residence, you might need the Independent Livejournal thread if you want to see them though, they have a tendency to keep vanishing from the 'proper' website.
The comments on this article are typical of the great minds of the world vomiting forth into the electro-ether.
I strongly feel that children and elderly people will be at risk from this killer flu the most.
Harpreet, Stafford.
Everyone seems to have decided to ignore the second page of the article, where it says:
Avian flu, which has killed 250 people since 2003
Look at that. The media went batshit-mental back then, convincing us we were all going to die and, like the MMR vaccine scare, it turned out not to be the case. Two hundred and fifty people? That's nothing. Somali pirates have killed more than that, and they bankrupt themselves in millet seed for their parrots. So I see no reason for keeping on keeping on and not worry that we're going to all be killed until, perhaps, people start falling ill?
These medical sounding scares based on absolutely no evidence are one of the many reasons why I don't bother to pay for news any more.
Meanwhile Tory MP Nadine Dorries sues someone over something. Nadine Dorries is a fairly obscure MP only well known to followers of the Westminster soap opera that is the House of Commons for her Sarah Palin-like ability to seize and repeat the stupid in any subject that gets her interest. She's normally pretty quiet between bouts of conservative Christian sponsored attempts to get the date by which a woman can have an abortion put back to eight months before her own birth. I'm not sure if she can successfully sue someone over suggesting to someone else that they spread a rumour she had an affair if they don't do it, even if the only reason they didn't might be because they were revealed to be thinking about it, but her primary reason for this bout of legal action is presumably to keep it in the news as long as possible in the lead up to the next general election. Of course, one doesn't need to tell lies in order to recognise them...
The Sindy has more positive news, namely that the BNP is as equally messed up a party as the proper political groups full of burned-out members who are just bitter and more likely to fight with one another than the vast majority of people who they think shouldn't be in the country. Less comforting is the comments, in which it seems that a cadre of BNP supporters have taken up residence, you might need the Independent Livejournal thread if you want to see them though, they have a tendency to keep vanishing from the 'proper' website.
Labels: abortion, BNP, Conservatives, Fundamentalists- Christian, media, media scares, newspapers, science
Friday, March 06, 2009
Exhibit Four Hundred and Fifty Billion in 'Why I Have a Problem With Religion'
Christ's fat cock. A nine-year-old Brazilian girl, sexually abused by her father (who also has abused her physically handicapped elder sister) and somehow made pregnant was given a termination. That is where the wonderful Catholic Church steps in as the Archbishop of Olinda and Recife has now announced he's going to excommunicate everyone that was involved in the abortion. Because it's much better that a girl far, far, far too young to be able to bare children be made to go through pregnancy and face the risk of dying or, if not dying, giving birth to twins who would have unguessed congenital problems due to their father and grandfather BEING THE SAME MAN because God loves foetuses more than humans.
Remember this, any time you feel the need, whoever you are, to whine about Atheists being 'mean'.
Remember this, any time you feel the need, whoever you are, to whine about Atheists being 'mean'.
Labels: abortion, angry, atheism, atheists, Brazil, child abuse, children, Christianity, God, women
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Politicians: They're All Scum
Labour want to control you, The Tories would like to control women's bodies. A plague on both your houses.
Labels: abortion, Conservatives, ID cards, Labour
Friday, August 03, 2007
Argh! I want to pinch Nick Francis' bum, with a vice. What? It's just harmless 'fun'.
This, on the other hand, is just vile.
This, on the other hand, is just vile.
Labels: abortion, angry, journalists, sexual assault, The Sun

