I so infrequently hear or read the marvelous term "Sycophancy" these days. Entirely appropriate for Barr's relationship with the Liar-in-Chief. However, I prefer "brown-nosing lickspittle" to "sycophant" for Barr - more depth of flavor.
"The entertainment industry is joining forces to push for the worst possible implementation of #Article17..."
Not like Reda didn't predict that before the rule was implemented. What makes Reda think that the MEPs who ignored her the first time will take her side this time? Does she truly believe the bribes have already worn off?
"McClain was killed for the crime of being suspicious in public..."
Once again underlining the promotion by cops of "suspicious" as a synonym for "black." When was the last time we heard of a white guy bein' ketamined to death by paramedics under orders by cops?
Reality Requires No Imiganation
"The damage to Professor Dershowitz’s reputation does not have to be imagined."
Factual reporting is like that. Sorry Prof...be less craptacular, and we'll mock you less.
Wireless Discounts For Ads
Lying as usual, AT&T should have said they're gearing up to charge more for phone service unless they're bribed not to make side money with spam ads.
AT&T is always the Dane - yours is always the geld they want.
Rarely Used Term
I so infrequently hear or read the marvelous term "Sycophancy" these days. Entirely appropriate for Barr's relationship with the Liar-in-Chief. However, I prefer "brown-nosing lickspittle" to "sycophant" for Barr - more depth of flavor.
Re: Re: And so the darknet gains traction in the EU...
From your lips to God's ear, I pray.
Reda Says (Again)
"The entertainment industry is joining forces to push for the worst possible implementation of #Article17..."
Not like Reda didn't predict that before the rule was implemented. What makes Reda think that the MEPs who ignored her the first time will take her side this time? Does she truly believe the bribes have already worn off?
<scary>Black Equals Suspicious</scary>
"McClain was killed for the crime of being suspicious in public..."
Once again underlining the promotion by cops of "suspicious" as a synonym for "black." When was the last time we heard of a white guy bein' ketamined to death by paramedics under orders by cops?
Would Not a Fool by Any Name Be as Foolish?
When calling a fool "a fool" becomes illegal, then the law too becomes a fool. Wait, was that a knock at my door?