Ain’t it sunny outside
All the high school kids abound
Bus not yet curbside
Let’s go stand and wait around
Funny, I was there
And you were nowhere near
What went down was not what you did hear
Cause I understand you bought the story from the man
Who faced down the kid called the Sandmann
He told the lie that caught the media eye
And brought a wave of misunderstaindin’
Ain’t the hours gone by fast
Other video was witnessed
Will the press now ask
Why his tale was inconsistent?
Funny, I was there
And you weren’t nowhere near
What went down was not what you did hear
Cause I understand you bought the story from the man
Who faced down the kid called the Sandmann
He told the lie that caught the media eye
And brought a wave of misunderstaindin’
The Covington Legal Team Is Playing With A Full Deck
It's about time I start coming back to my long-neglected blog. The news of the Covington 54 provided the right inspiration. I call this the Deck of Reckless Accusers. Click the image to enlarge. Note the news crawlers under the images of S. E. Cupp and Joy Reid. The Queen of Spades was the easiest pick.
Attention All Agencies Of The Obama Administration
For those unfamiliar with Rush (the band), the Starman logo first appeared on the back cover of the 2112 album. The title song (which comprises all of Side 1), is an allegory of the totalitarian state. Neal Peart said of the logo, "All (the naked man) means is the abstract man against the masses. The red star symbolizes any collectivist mentality."
Art, from Rush's epic song 2112 (spoken prologue to Part II, "Temple of Syrinx"):
...'The massive grey walls of the Temples rise from the heart of every Federation city. I Have always been awed by them, to think that every single facet of every life is regulated And directed from within! Our books, our music, our work and play are all looked after by The benevolent wisdom of the priests...'
Quote of the Week. “I don’t think they should sit on the sidelines. I think they should do what they do when they give to the Lyric Opera. They don’t go to the Lyric Opera, give money and then tell the singers how to sing. Give your money and walk away, buddies.” – Karen Lewis, president of the Chicago Teachers Union, when asked what the backers of Mayor Emanuel’s school reform agenda should do. (November 20 Chicago Sun-Times)
Um, they may not tell the singers how to sing, but they have a big say in what they sing, don’t they?
“Ron Paul… you know, I heard somebody say he was like insecticide – 98 percent of it’s inert gases, but it’s the two percent that’s left that will kill you. What that means is that he’ll make total sense for a while, and then he’ll say something so way out that it negates everything else. I like the guy because he knows how to excite the youth of America and fill them in on some things. But when he says that we’re like the Taliban… I’m sorry, Congressman Paul, but I’m nothing like the Taliban.
Via Hot Air, which has YouTube of the Megadeth song "Holy Wars."
If Santorum somehow wins the GOP nomination, maybe the Left will conclude that they were right about the noxious effects of heavy metal all along.