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ARRRRRHHH.

Steve Sailer does the numbers.

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Some good news for a change.

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The preferred tactics of the “anti-fascist” Left are classically fascist in nature. Rather than engage in spirited debate, they prefer to silence their opponents on the Right by using social pressure, verbal harassment, intimidation, and — if necessary — violence.

Demonstrating that they are, in fact, really fascists after all — as Jonah Goldberg demonstrates at length in his book — in a Clever Plastic Disguise.

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Sugar can help make you a sweeter person, researchers claim.

I am living proof that this is incorrect.

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Reports that the textbook The World: Social Studies asserts that: “Christianity was started by a young Palestinian named Jesus.” have triggered considerable controversy. Some maintain that this is a gross inaccuracy reflecting the intrusion of anti-Semitism, to which others respond that it is correct and so unexceptionable. The former are correct: the description of Jesus as a Palestinian is both inaccurate and offensive.

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The rot spreads even to so hard-headed a country as Switzerland. There is no hope.

For years, Swiss scientists have blithely created genetically modified rice, corn and apples. But did they ever stop to consider just how humiliating such experiments may be to plants?

I am not making this up.

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The artist, who has shown at Ronnie Wood’s Scream gallery, has a new exhibition with a headline picture showing a Muslim woman cradling a pig.

I’m curious as to how one can tell, at sight, that it’s “a Muslim woman”. Since it’s “cradling a pig”, I strongly suggest that it is not, in fact, “a Muslim woman”.

Maple, 23, who was brought up as a Muslim, has already evoked Islamic wrath. Her exhibition at Rolling Stone Wood’s gallery earlier this year depicted Muslim women in provocative poses, including one suggestively sucking on a banana.

Apparently she just wants to be offensive. Well, Muslims have a way of dealing with that. Unlike Christians, they aren’t a religion of peace.

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How convenient.

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They have to be lucky every time. We only have to be lucky once.

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I am not making this up.

Bet you she drops a lot of that weight….

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Former Countrywide Financial loan officer Robert Feinberg says Mr. Dodd knowingly saved thousands of dollars on his refinancing of two properties in 2003 as part of a special program the California mortgage company had for the influential. He also says he has internal company documents that prove Mr. Dodd knew he was getting preferential treatment as a friend of Angelo Mozilo, Countrywide’s then-CEO.

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I am not making this up.

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Hey, one of these babies can save your life….

Jerry Pournelle has a premonition of what National Health Care will be under the Democrats.

That was with Kaiser, which is an extraordinarily well run organization — at least in my experience — and staffed with some of the most pleasant and just plain nice people I’ve ever run into. Now imagine this experience when it has all be nationalized and there’s a big national health care system. I can hardly wait.

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Unfortunately, everybody seems to be caving. Boy, that will really discourage them, won’t it?

Vote to Save the Planet: Your Guide to the Issues That Matter Jeff Schweitzer / Rvive Books / $7.95 / 9781935073000 / 1935073001 / Political Science / Political Process / Elections / Trade Paper / On Sale: Oct 01, 2008

Dr. Schweitzer, a former senior science advisor in the Clinton/Gore administration, well-respected speaker, and Huffington Post blogger, pulls no punches in making the case that we must vote for Presidential Candidate Barack Obama to SAVE THE PLANET.

All this for only $7.95. What a bargain.

This comes from the “Drop-In Titles” service of the Unshelved comic strip, which is very funny so long as you remember that, like most public employees, they’re tofu-brained socialists.

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Imagine employers scanning people’s brains to choose more or less risk averse depending on job needs.

Uh, no thanks. Imagine the potential for workplace violence.

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Sometimes you beat the bear….

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Wonder if they’re related to the giant catfish that guy caught in Spain.

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Boy, those Zimbabweans are sure lucky they’re no longer under the boot of that oppressive white regime.

Thank God for the U.N. and the international community, or who knows what sort of hell they’d be living in now.

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Jeebus….

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My question is whether the display is too small to be useful. I don’t know many people who spend a lot of time looking in the rear-view.

“First rule of Italian driving — what is behind me is not important.”

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And think of the repair bill you’d face if (when?) it falls over.

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But the kids are alright.

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The one with the hat is the human.

Just in case you were wondering. I know I was.

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Some good news on the language front.

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1. Thank God you don’t live in Britain.
2. Without eternal vigilance, it could happen here. Probably in California.

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Good ol’ Unintended Consequences strike again.

This is such an absurd idea I’m surprised the Europeans didn’t think of it first.

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What if somebody way back when changed their name?

Be ready for some surprises….

David Friedman, son of Milton, who has forgotten more about economics than all four of the current candidates ever knew, explains it in simple terms.

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Call me when they install the mind-control lasers.

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Some people just have no sense of humor.

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Good thing he’s not a Mormon or he’d be in real trouble.

Megan McArdle has some of the soundest advice you’ll read anywhere.

Don’t look.  Seriously, don’t look.  I have no idea what’s going on with any of my equity investments, because that is not short term money that I need to keep my eye on.

Preach it, sister.

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I have a question: Why did we have military ties with a COMMUNIST DICTATORSHIP in the first place?

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Certainly there are enough Democrat blowhards in Illinois and Michigan to power the country for centuries.

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Hey, don’t laugh, this is serious business for the readers of the Washington Post.

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Just in case you were wondering. I know I was.

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Will they take the hint? Probably not.

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Nowadays, an artist behind enemy lines is more likely to be drawing stuff for their side.

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Just in case you were wondering. I know I was.