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Re: Obama "Would like to teach the world to sing"

te************@googlemail.com wrote:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ope-Earth.html
There may be a little truth in what Peter Hitchens writes about Barack
Obama. But as usual he has taken the point of view to such an extreme
that few people will take him seriously. Most will laugh at him for
being a curmudgeon.

Best wishes,

Chris

Nov 11 '08 #1
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"Christopher Tidy" <cd*********@cantabgold.netwrote in message
news:49**************@cantabgold.net...
te************@googlemail.com wrote:
>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ope-Earth.html

There may be a little truth in what Peter Hitchens writes about Barack
Obama. But as usual he has taken the point of view to such an extreme that
few people will take him seriously. Most will laugh at him for being a
curmudgeon.

Best wishes,

Chris
Only Britain still produces characters like Hitchens. <gA former
Trotskyite turned extreme conservative, he's the kind that Eric Hoffer wrote
about in _The True Believer_. We used to have many of them in the US but we
have better medications now.

--
Ed Huntress

Nov 11 '08 #2
Ed Huntress wrote:
"Christopher Tidy" <cd*********@cantabgold.netwrote in message
news:49**************@cantabgold.net...
>>te************@googlemail.com wrote:

>>>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ope-Earth.html

There may be a little truth in what Peter Hitchens writes about Barack
Obama. But as usual he has taken the point of view to such an extreme that
few people will take him seriously. Most will laugh at him for being a
curmudgeon.

Best wishes,

Chris


Only Britain still produces characters like Hitchens. <gA former
Trotskyite turned extreme conservative, he's the kind that Eric Hoffer wrote
about in _The True Believer_. We used to have many of them in the US but we
have better medications now.
But America produced Rush Limbaugh, so we're even :-).

Chris

Nov 11 '08 #3

"Christopher Tidy" <cd*********@cantabgold.netwrote in message
news:49**************@cantabgold.net...
Ed Huntress wrote:
>"Christopher Tidy" <cd*********@cantabgold.netwrote in message
news:49**************@cantabgold.net...
>>>te************@googlemail.com wrote:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ope-Earth.html

There may be a little truth in what Peter Hitchens writes about Barack
Obama. But as usual he has taken the point of view to such an extreme
that few people will take him seriously. Most will laugh at him for being
a curmudgeon.

Best wishes,

Chris


Only Britain still produces characters like Hitchens. <gA former
Trotskyite turned extreme conservative, he's the kind that Eric Hoffer
wrote about in _The True Believer_. We used to have many of them in the
US but we have better medications now.

But America produced Rush Limbaugh, so we're even :-).

Chris
Limbaugh is a foul character, and I don't know if Hitchens really is or not,
but let me clarify an important distinction. Hitchens isn't just an
extremist. He's an extremist who flipped from one extreme to the other.
That's the characteristic of Hoffer's "True Believer," and (I'm not joking
here) that behavior is associated with manic disorders.

That's not to say that such people are always manically disturbed, only that
manic conditions have produced a lot of such people over the years.
Extremists of that type tend to get noticed, and it has been commented upon
in the psych literature.

And it's also true, and not a quip, that we have much better drugs to treat
the condition now. d8-)

--
Ed Huntress
Nov 11 '08 #4
On 2008-11-11, Christopher Tidy <cd*********@cantabgold.netwrote:
>Only Britain still produces characters like Hitchens. <gA former
Trotskyite turned extreme conservative, he's the kind that Eric Hoffer wrote
about in _The True Believer_. We used to have many of them in the US but we
have better medications now.

But America produced Rush Limbaugh, so we're even :-).
Do not forget that Rush Limbaugh was, and maybe still is, abusing
these finest American medications, and they did him no good, even in
quantities.

Now Rush is declaring that we are in the midst of "the Obama recession
in full swing". So I suspect that he is still getting those "better
medications" somewhere.

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Nov 11 '08 #5

"Ignoramus4763" <ig***********@NOSPAM.4763.invalidwrote in message
news:HN******************************@giganews.com ...
On 2008-11-11, Christopher Tidy <cd*********@cantabgold.netwrote:
>>Only Britain still produces characters like Hitchens. <gA former
Trotskyite turned extreme conservative, he's the kind that Eric Hoffer
wrote
about in _The True Believer_. We used to have many of them in the US but
we
have better medications now.

But America produced Rush Limbaugh, so we're even :-).

Do not forget that Rush Limbaugh was, and maybe still is, abusing
these finest American medications, and they did him no good, even in
quantities.

Now Rush is declaring that we are in the midst of "the Obama recession
in full swing". So I suspect that he is still getting those "better
medications" somewhere.
It's likely that Rush is suffering from unknown drug interactions. There are
only so many permutations and combinations that they can test in clinical
trials, and he may well be beyond the frontiers of medical research.

--
Ed Huntress
Nov 11 '08 #6

"Christopher Tidy" <cd*********@cantabgold.netwrote in message
news:49**************@cantabgold.net...
Ed Huntress wrote:
>"Christopher Tidy" <cd*********@cantabgold.netwrote in message
news:49**************@cantabgold.net...
>>>te************@googlemail.com wrote:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ope-Earth.html

There may be a little truth in what Peter Hitchens writes about Barack
Obama. But as usual he has taken the point of view to such an extreme
that few people will take him seriously. Most will laugh at him for being
a curmudgeon.

Best wishes,

Chris


Only Britain still produces characters like Hitchens. <gA former
Trotskyite turned extreme conservative, he's the kind that Eric Hoffer
wrote about in _The True Believer_. We used to have many of them in the
US but we have better medications now.

But America produced Rush Limbaugh, so we're even :-).
Could we please arrange a trade?

JC
Nov 12 '08 #7

"Ed Huntress" <hu*******@optonline.netwrote in message
news:49**********************@cv.net...
>
"Ignoramus4763" <ig***********@NOSPAM.4763.invalidwrote in message
news:HN******************************@giganews.com ...
>On 2008-11-11, Christopher Tidy <cd*********@cantabgold.netwrote:
>>>Only Britain still produces characters like Hitchens. <gA former
Trotskyite turned extreme conservative, he's the kind that Eric Hoffer
wrote
about in _The True Believer_. We used to have many of them in the US
but we
have better medications now.

But America produced Rush Limbaugh, so we're even :-).

Do not forget that Rush Limbaugh was, and maybe still is, abusing
these finest American medications, and they did him no good, even in
quantities.

Now Rush is declaring that we are in the midst of "the Obama recession
in full swing". So I suspect that he is still getting those "better
medications" somewhere.

It's likely that Rush is suffering from unknown drug interactions. There
are only so many permutations and combinations that they can test in
clinical trials, and he may well be beyond the frontiers of medical
research.
I doubt it.
He wants another Maybach and he's tuned in to the Gunner set.
Nothing stupid about that.

JC
Nov 12 '08 #8

"John R. Carroll" <jcarroll@ubu,machiningsolution.comwrote in message
news:6e*****************@nlpi064.nbdc.sbc.com...
>
"Ed Huntress" <hu*******@optonline.netwrote in message
news:49**********************@cv.net...
>>
"Ignoramus4763" <ig***********@NOSPAM.4763.invalidwrote in message
news:HN******************************@giganews.co m...
>>On 2008-11-11, Christopher Tidy <cd*********@cantabgold.netwrote:
Only Britain still produces characters like Hitchens. <gA former
Trotskyite turned extreme conservative, he's the kind that Eric Hoffer
wrote
about in _The True Believer_. We used to have many of them in the US
but we
have better medications now.

But America produced Rush Limbaugh, so we're even :-).

Do not forget that Rush Limbaugh was, and maybe still is, abusing
these finest American medications, and they did him no good, even in
quantities.

Now Rush is declaring that we are in the midst of "the Obama recession
in full swing". So I suspect that he is still getting those "better
medications" somewhere.

It's likely that Rush is suffering from unknown drug interactions. There
are only so many permutations and combinations that they can test in
clinical trials, and he may well be beyond the frontiers of medical
research.

I doubt it.
He wants another Maybach and he's tuned in to the Gunner set.
Nothing stupid about that.
I just saw a clip of him on TV from one of his shows recently. He was
yelling and waving his arms like a madman. The guy is manic.

--
Ed Huntress
Nov 12 '08 #9
"Ed Huntress" <hu*******@optonline.netwrote:
I just saw a clip of [Rush Limbaugh] on TV from one of his shows recently.
He was yelling and waving his arms like a madman. The guy is manic.

--
Ed Huntress
Well, of course--he's *performing*. The question is, what's he like
*offstage*?

--
"He who wishes to go beyond it must die."
--Arnold Schoenberg, on Gustav Mahler's Ninth Symphony

FWIW: www.myspace.com/PanurgeATL
Nov 13 '08 #10

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