29 April 2007
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12 April 2007
There are too many stupid, evil wussies in this story to count, almost.
Certainly, anybody not a team member, which includes the coaching staff including their elegant and eloquent coach. I watched this team lose to UConn early in the season and was struck by their strength of heart and composure, even in a big loss. After that, I watched them whenever they played on tv, not just UConn games on our local public tv franchise. That heart, that composure, their guts, hard work, skill and determination were a special thing to watch, which is the reason I kept catching them.
The foul inanities of an antique fool CANNOT begin to blemish what these women accomplished through the end of their season and in the NCAA playoffs. ANYONE who suggests that they can is NOT a friend of these women. Their sustained demonstration of their warrior heart(s) isn't in the same universe with that old fool. The people suggesting to these women they are victims are evil as it can be only for purposes of controlling and using these women. What I saw on the floor this season from this team says their proper response should have been a proud roar of "Kiss our a--, you doddering old irrelevance!", not the cowed group of girlies I saw at the Rutgers press conference.
Imus: For all the obvious reasons and a lot that are not; such as he has been the lapdog and useful idiot of the people now driving the bus over him. That Imus thought Rev. Al would help him calm the waters is proof of his idiocy.
From a reader comment at Spectator.org: "...understand that clowns like Sharpton and Jesse Jackson are stooges for the left-wing elite. They are paraded out and given prominent air-time so as to keep the blacks mentally chained in ghetto of victimhood and to reinforce the guilt feeling that white liberals have." Sharpton has borne false witness ("Tawana Brawley") for which he has yet to repent and Jackson's arc of moral depravity includes, figuratively, standing on the body of a great man (Martin Luther King) in order to run a corporate shakedown operation to support his pasha lifestyle.
Sumner Redstone and his minions: The most evil thing with the Supreme Leader of the ViaCom bilge is that he washed his hands of this matter, Pilate-like, when he said that he expected his chief lackey and stooge, Les Moonves, to "do the right thing". The evil of the excretory-being Moonves is that it took him 48+ hours to pull the plug on the "Imus in the Morning"...he probably had to run the spreadsheet projections on the cashflow changes and suck up to sponsors in attempts to fatten the post-Imus bottom line.
Certainly, anybody not a team member, which includes the coaching staff including their elegant and eloquent coach. I watched this team lose to UConn early in the season and was struck by their strength of heart and composure, even in a big loss. After that, I watched them whenever they played on tv, not just UConn games on our local public tv franchise. That heart, that composure, their guts, hard work, skill and determination were a special thing to watch, which is the reason I kept catching them.
The foul inanities of an antique fool CANNOT begin to blemish what these women accomplished through the end of their season and in the NCAA playoffs. ANYONE who suggests that they can is NOT a friend of these women. Their sustained demonstration of their warrior heart(s) isn't in the same universe with that old fool. The people suggesting to these women they are victims are evil as it can be only for purposes of controlling and using these women. What I saw on the floor this season from this team says their proper response should have been a proud roar of "Kiss our a--, you doddering old irrelevance!", not the cowed group of girlies I saw at the Rutgers press conference.
Imus: For all the obvious reasons and a lot that are not; such as he has been the lapdog and useful idiot of the people now driving the bus over him. That Imus thought Rev. Al would help him calm the waters is proof of his idiocy.
From a reader comment at Spectator.org: "...understand that clowns like Sharpton and Jesse Jackson are stooges for the left-wing elite. They are paraded out and given prominent air-time so as to keep the blacks mentally chained in ghetto of victimhood and to reinforce the guilt feeling that white liberals have." Sharpton has borne false witness ("Tawana Brawley") for which he has yet to repent and Jackson's arc of moral depravity includes, figuratively, standing on the body of a great man (Martin Luther King) in order to run a corporate shakedown operation to support his pasha lifestyle.
Sumner Redstone and his minions: The most evil thing with the Supreme Leader of the ViaCom bilge is that he washed his hands of this matter, Pilate-like, when he said that he expected his chief lackey and stooge, Les Moonves, to "do the right thing". The evil of the excretory-being Moonves is that it took him 48+ hours to pull the plug on the "Imus in the Morning"...he probably had to run the spreadsheet projections on the cashflow changes and suck up to sponsors in attempts to fatten the post-Imus bottom line.
03 April 2007
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