Whites Defending Themselves Using Black Vernacular

It's almost like whites have no culture of their own, developing ideas:

Miley Cyrus tells Ronan Farrow those who call her racist are “haters”

They just bite from black culture and bask in the light:

Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter reveals how the 'brouhaha' led to Gwyneth, 41, phoning him in October and asking how to get the 'haters' on her side - to which he joked 'put on 15 pounds'.

It's embarrassing,...

Althouse Marginalization: To Relegate Or Confine A Blog To The Lower Or Outer Limit Or Edge Of Social Standing

You know, as much as I try to love Ann Althouse, sometimes, she can be such a bitch that - like a lot of feminists - beating on her is the only option. Look at this:

"How George W. Bush Evolved From the Uncoolest Person on the Planet to Bona Fide Hipster Icon."

And then, who does she go on to quote? Rush Limbaugh and Vanity Fair! Like - after years of participating on her blog - she missed me, repeatedly, saying:

"Yes, Democrats, years from now - but, I predict, not too many - you're going to have to pretend you liked George W. Bush."

The Crack Emcee, May 8, 2008

Look at that date - 2008. Or how about a post saying "This Is A Nice Profile For Mt. Rushmore":

"This one man has been more important to the world than all of his detractors combined,...

Bit by bit, as time goes by, we're going to continue find that every critic of the Bush administration - including the current president and his supporters - were on the wrong side of history.

Not that they'll ever admit it." 

The Crack Emcee, February 13, 2011

Meanwhile, here and at Althouse, I've always been predicting George W. Bush would grow in stature beyond the past assessment.

But no - to Ann, it's just her, Rush, and Vanity Fair.

I'm sorry, but I've been blogging too long with this pack of liars:

I call RACISM on the lot of them,....

 

Gotta Have A Trial Because Nobody Knew It Was Wrong

Vanity Fair is keeping Hitchens' grand example alive:

“Bikram Yoga’s Embattled Founder: The Alleged Rapes and Sexual Harassment Claims Against Guru Bikram Choudhury”

And the NewAge crowd still has very low standards,...

 

After Mormons, Conservatives Should Be Out In Force

I could be wrong but it looks like Scientology is taking it's cues from the Romney campaign:

Citing a mixture of "shoddy journalism" and "religious bigotry," the Church of Scientology is threatening to sue Vanity Fair over a recent article claiming that it helped "audition" young actresses to find a suitable girlfriend for Tom Cruise.

Even though there's still no connection or similarities between Mormonism and Scientology (absolutely none what-so-ever) somebody contact those great anti-bigotry watchdogs, Glenn Reynolds, Ann Althouse, Stacey McCain, and Michelle Malkin, and tell them to turn up the heat:

 Bigotry at Vanity Fair must be stopped!

 

There's No Place Like Home, There's No Place,..

Castro has called Obama the world's "best snake charmer" - here's a question:

How many ways can these fools hint at, but never say, the words "cult leader"?

Vanity Fair had a talk with Satan recently, and he said it's "correct that I side with environmentalists".

Told ya.

So Oprah's buying off her cult with a cult car - the 2012 VW Beetle. That figures, huh? But what do we know about it?

Volkswagen’s retro-styled sporty/performance car is redesigned to be a “New New Beetle.” Spies say it’s a bit larger, roomier, and more butch-looking, but many other things will be familiar, and that could mean sales trouble.

So we ask you, again:

Who put the "clunker" in cash for clunkers? Oprah!

And Al Gore is an unethical NewAge sell out who doesn't know shit - about the environment or politics - just as we've always said.

This is a society filled with gullible individuals who should be ashamed at how easily they've been duped by lame-assed charlatans like him.

Now go forth, and "save the planet" some more, you fucking idiots.

I Give Up

I give up:

"An accused con man who runs an upstate 'cult' bankrolled by the Bronfman booze fortune has 'had people killed,' he boasts in an explosive new video.

Keith Raniere, who runs Albany-based NXIVM, makes the chilling claim on tape to female followers who confronted him with their concerns about the group, which has been derided by detractors as a harmful 'cult.'

'Here’s the thing,' Raniere says on the 2009 video, which was sent to The Post and also posted last night on youtube.com. 'I’ve had people killed because of my beliefs -- or because of their beliefs.'"

Yes our old friend, Keith Raniere, is admitting to murder in the midst of numerous lawsuits, multiple accusations of fraud, and and even a recent article in Vanity Fair refering to his enterprise as, specifically, a "cult". And then try this - from the same article quoted above:

"Former NXIVM members told The Post that Raniere’s claim is particularly disturbing in light of the mysterious disappearance of a former NXIVM student several years ago.

In 2003, 35-year-old environmentalist Kristin Snyder vanished from an Alaska hotel after taking NXIVM classes. Her body was never found.

Snyder’s Toyota truck was discovered near a local bay, along with a note that read: 'I was brainwashed and my emotional center of the brain was killed...Please contact my parents [if] you find me or this note.'"

I give up.

Strangelove: Lady GaGa Protects Her Essence

Ahem. It seems The New York Daily News is reporting more "off-beat" information about our pro-illegal immigration NewAge spirit hunter, Lady GaGa, which they gleaned from reading Vanity Fair - check this out:

"I have this weird thing that if I sleep with someone they're going to take my creativity from me through my vagina."

If you ask me, she ought to be more afraid that it's escaping through her mouth. For instance, I don't know about anyone else, but, it does occur to me, we've heard a variation on this theme before somewhere:



Next up: someone will have to check if GaGa's only drinking distilled rain water,...

Lady, You Sure Got A Hitch In Your Get-Along

Think Christopher Hitchens' voting for Barack Obama was a fluke? We don't. You can trace the change in America's most prolific writer to this very photo.

It was after this demoralizing episode in October 2007 (for the aptly-named Vanity Fair) that he gave up smoking and declared he wanted to live "longer." (Longer than what? And why? He's on his second wife, so he knows betrayal of one kind or another, what's the attraction?) Nothing the great man has said, since then, has made much sense, so we've had to watch him back-track fairly regularly - but now he's being accepted on the talk shows!!! And anyone who's paying attention knows we don't just mean the ones on FOX.

Sigh.

This is life as High School all over again; Jr. High even, except now, instead of being instructed by drug-addled kids who wear tight pants without underwear, he's being instructed by "open-minded" fitness fanatics in looser pants - but with tight asses - and, somehow, in true hippie fashion, what's supposed to be underneath has still escaped being included. You know, the little things, like self-awareness and common sense. Otherwise someone of Hitchens' Olympian gifts would have already taken notice of the most glaringly fatal flaw in this feminized (and quite NewAge) reconstruction of his visage, and what's left of his so-called reasoning:

Dude, this is not a photo of a man.

Hey Jude, Don't Make It Bad (Wait - Too Late)

"St. Jude is the patron saint of lost causes, and for 30 years we invoked his name as we opposed ethanol subsidies. So imagine our great, pleasant surprise to see that the world is suddenly awakening to the folly of subsidized biofuels.

All it took was a mere global "food crisis." Last week chief economist Joseph Glauber of the USDA, which has been among Big Ethanol's best friends in Washington, blamed biofuels for increasing prices on corn and soybeans. Mr. Glauber also predicted that corn prices will continue their historic rise because of demand from "expanding use for ethanol."

Even the environmental left, which pushed ethanol for decades as an alternative to gasoline, is coming clean. Lester Brown, one of the original eco-Apostles, wrote in the Washington Post that "it is impossible to avoid the conclusion that food-to-fuel mandates have failed." We knew for sure the tide had turned when Time magazine's recent cover story, "The Clean Energy Myth," described how turning crops into fuel increases both food prices and atmospheric CO2. No one captures elite green wisdom better than Time's Manhattan editors. Can Vanity Fair be far behind?

All we can say is, welcome aboard. Corn ethanol can now join the scare over silicone breast implants and the pesticide Alar as among the greatest scams of the age. But before we move on to the next green miracle cure, it's worth recounting how much damage this,...political machine is doing."

-- From the editors of the Wall Street Journal.