"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Left-wing guitar strummer now entertaining Stalin, Mao
That's bound to be one hot concert. Pete Seeger finally shuffles off this mortal coil at age 94.
This piece really says everything about the 'State of the Union': http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-01-28/pete-seeger-folkie-communist-millionaire.html
What got me was that the NYTimes obit describes his 'let's not do anything while Poland gets carved up by commies and nazis' songs as antiwar but once Germany invaded the USSR and he started doing songs about how the need to go to war then the Times calls them not "prowar" songs but "patriotic, antifascist songs"
Deborah....Pete went where all "good" pedophiles go. It'll be warm and cozy with all his friends.
Mojo, one more time! Colonel, Paul McCartney was anti-war until September 11th, then wrote a song declaring "I will fight for your right to live in freedom!". Who knows what he thinks now.
This piece really says everything about the 'State of the Union':
ReplyDeletehttp://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-01-28/pete-seeger-folkie-communist-millionaire.html
A dead commie is a good commie.
ReplyDeleteI call for a rousing chorus of "I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You"
ReplyDeleteAnd a-one, and a-two....
ReplyDeleteGood riddance.
ReplyDeleteWhat got me was that the NYTimes obit describes his 'let's not do anything while Poland gets carved up by commies and nazis' songs as antiwar but once Germany invaded the USSR and he started doing songs about how the need to go to war then the Times calls them not "prowar" songs but "patriotic, antifascist songs"
ReplyDeleteDeborah....Pete went where all "good" pedophiles go. It'll be warm and cozy with all his friends.
ReplyDeleteMojo, one more time! Colonel, Paul McCartney was anti-war until September 11th, then wrote a song declaring "I will fight for your right to live in freedom!". Who knows what he thinks now.
Colonel:par for the course.
ReplyDeleteAnd his 'singing voice' was a breathless, wheezing whine.
ReplyDeleteCheers