When Buzzfeed tells you that a "covert Malaysian campaign touched a wide range Of American media," do not go thinking it is actually a "wide range." The covert campaign touched a cabal of flag-waving right-wing columnists who, it seems, are so pumped about the free market that they are willing to just take money in exchange for their integrity.
Eh, what&#039;s a few opposition leaders <a href="http:\/\/www.guardian.co.uk\/world\/2012\/jan\/09\/malaysian-opposition-anwar-ibrahim-timeline" target="_blank">slandered, falsely charged with crimes, and dragged through the courts for years, unable to run for office, </a> compared to $400,000? It&#039;s a question of principle. Or, in this case, principal. (Teabaggers do seem to have difficulty with spelling -- it makes them loosers because it effects their thinking.)
Little did they know, they could have had him for $49.95 -- and that&#039;s not all! If they&#039;d acted fast, they could have gotten a second rabid right-wing blogger, free!
This sure went over great with Malaysian muslims, who were <a href="http:\/\/web.archive.org\/web\/20110901080207\/http:\/\/www.freemalaysiatoday.com\/2011\/07\/25\/anti-islam-bloggers-in-us-on-najibbn-payroll\/" target="_blank"> a bit mystified by their own government&#039;s use of American wingnut bloggers</a>.
(Had to give an archive link there, so patience may be required. Seems that the Malaysian internet sometimes gets full, and news sites have to throw out useless stuff, like, you know, articles critical of the government.)
Interesting that Trevino was outed back in 2011, yet -- aside from trying to get a piece of the action -- his muslim-hating wingnut buddies have never said a word about it.
The only things I understood in that article were &#039;Malaysia&#039;, &#039;$400,000&#039; and &#039;the San Francisco examiner&#039;.
Eh, what&#039;s a few opposition leaders <a href="http:\/\/www.guardian.co.uk\/world\/2012\/jan\/09\/malaysian-opposition-anwar-ibrahim-timeline" target="_blank">slandered, falsely charged with crimes, and dragged through the courts for years, unable to run for office, </a> compared to $400,000? It&#039;s a question of principle. Or, in this case, principal. (Teabaggers do seem to have difficulty with spelling -- it makes them loosers because it effects their thinking.)
Little did they know, they could have had him for $49.95 -- and that&#039;s not all! If they&#039;d acted fast, they could have gotten a second rabid right-wing blogger, free!
Speaking of money - toss Rep. Keith Ellison a few bucks. Let him know we support him - and love the way he took on Sheer InSannity! <a href="https://keithellison.ngpvan..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="https://keithellison.ngpvanhost.com/contribute">https://keithellison.ngpvan...
Whatever became of <i>Hack</i>?
only if you had a baseball card in the spokes...
emphasis on stinking...
blue steel libel!
This sure went over great with Malaysian muslims, who were <a href="http:\/\/web.archive.org\/web\/20110901080207\/http:\/\/www.freemalaysiatoday.com\/2011\/07\/25\/anti-islam-bloggers-in-us-on-najibbn-payroll\/" target="_blank"> a bit mystified by their own government&#039;s use of American wingnut bloggers</a>.
(Had to give an archive link there, so patience may be required. Seems that the Malaysian internet sometimes gets full, and news sites have to throw out useless stuff, like, you know, articles critical of the government.)
Interesting that Trevino was outed back in 2011, yet -- aside from trying to get a piece of the action -- his muslim-hating wingnut buddies have never said a word about it.
That &#039;School of the Americas&#039; used to be a great money-maker.
The only things I understood in that article were &#039;Malaysia&#039;, &#039;$400,000&#039; and &#039;the San Francisco examiner&#039;.
Time to drink!!
ask Benedict Arnold
in fact, better
Not all that different in the fundamentals.
hold your horses there...
I Pinterest their centrifuge designs for a small stipend.
If we find out that Wonkette is being paid by Joola, I am going to be SOO PISSED.