Galloway gets torched…
Hitchens is on his case again; this time for his idiotic and seditious comments in GQ . I am glad to see Hitchens keeping a keen eye on the malicious oik from East London.
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Now Bahais are being accused of sacrificing Muslim children. This is taking place in Iran and is obviously a campaign to stir up hatred against them. But there is no similarity with modern Iran and 30s Germany…nope none whatsoever.
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Well Jack Maturin has found a few things he wishes to suggest that might save a few bob here or there.
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And a man has been shot in the raid; needless to say the handwringing over the shooting has already started. You would think they would be more worried about the “non-standard bomb components” rather the fact some terrorist scumbag got shot.
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I’m Pjotro. I love music, I love dancing and I love engineering. Combining my passions I have created a suit that allows me to become music. On this site you can simulate this process to make your own song.Enjoy!
I don’t know how much enjoyment you’ll get out of it, but Pjotro no doubt worked very very hard on this (and he loves music, dancing and engineering), so you are under some sort of karmic obligation, I think, to check it out.
The, uh, music doesn’t seem to change very much no matter what you do, but you will marvel at Pjotro’s massive command of dorky dance moves.
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And their fans and supporters ain’t happy. CMU reports on how mad they are.
A magazine in Finland is on the receiving end of a public display of outrage after they published a picture of the lead singer of Eurovision winning band Lordi, sans-mask. As previously reported, the group never appear in public ‘naked’ and guard their identities closely, but now everyone knows what vocalist Tomi Putaansuu (they named him, not me) looks like.
The magazine, Seiska, has, as a result, had a spate of cancelled subscriptions, whilst two companies cancelled ad campaigns with the publication. One website has collected a 200,000 signatures for a protest petition, and the magazine has been forced to apologise and pledge not to do it again. A second magazine, Katso, caused a similar outcry, when it published pictures of other members of the band.
However, a planned demonstration in front of the Seiska corporate building in Helsinki did not attract as large a crowd as expected – er, three people, in fact – possibly because Putaansuu himself appealed for calm and no violent protest over Lordi’s treatment in the press. Typical Satanist, eh?
Those Finns are proud of their Lordi aren’t they?
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