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1. 9 Riversistah says:
   November 5th, 2008 at 2:09 pm

   As an American woman, I’m amused and concerned by the above comments about Sarah Palin. America is at a crossroads with respect to its foreign and domestic policies. John McCain and Sarah Palin represented a segment of American society who longed to revive the strength of Cold War politics without accepting that those very policies are the reason America is fighting wars in two nations that are racially, religiously, and politically different from ours.

   Though I am immensely tickled by David’s comments, I am simultaneously disheartened by Shilpa’s. America has a lot of work to do and lot ot amends to make. We have to conclude our wars in a way that doesn’t create problems 20 years down the pike. We have to respectfully ask for support but act decisively if it is not given. We have to address our domestic issues honorably in order for the world to again respect our nation’s leadership.

   Shilpa, our election is over and I hope that you will give America a chance to prove that we can do better than we have. Peace be with you.

2. 8 Shilpa says:
   October 29th, 2008 at 8:27 pm

   Love this, xenophobic lol. You guys are GREAT.

   Obama promises to bomb the cr@p out of Pakistan (and Afghanisatan and every other country to show just how patriotic he is, just like the local police force asking Asian police men to escort out the Kurdish asylum seekers from their squat at the church.. see guys no racism here … look their brown too…. darn it works and all) if elected and is advertising it on every single overpaid add the ‘paid’ press is easily stomaching. Obama is the next (brown) BUSH but we see difference because we feel there is a illusion of Democracy.

   Soo much money is moving around this election (all via Obama lovers) that you could literally pay off everyone’s’ mortgage after the credit crunch and still be left with millions. Yet I’m sure no one is being paid to vote… off ‘course not’.

   To give an illusion of a Democracy the other party is getting capped public funding. To the delight of the lovely liberals who can get hold of the inventory and glorify their sexism to the MAX.

   Yes.. You lot are selling Democracy to a country that already elected a women president.

   Labels are strange things like a filter to allow us the permission to applaud when we should and boo when we should. Every single thing Palin has said has also come out of Obama’s mouth just the reaction is completely different. George Orwell’s living nightmare is here to roost.

3. 7 David says:
   October 29th, 2008 at 7:33 pm

   If it was you chenier I wouldn’t say anything. I’ve sure you would look stunning in Valentino.
   

4. 6 chenier says:
   October 29th, 2008 at 5:07 pm

   Be reasonable, David; the poor woman only got the chance to wear Valentino because she didn’t realise it came from abroad…

5. 5 David says:
   October 29th, 2008 at 4:55 pm

   Ah America…..
   A country where being an ignorant xenophobic clod is seen in some quarters as qualification for high office. Requiring elected officials to have at least some idea what’s going on outside our borders seems to be viewed as “Elitist” or some such twaddle.

6. 4 Anorak says:
   October 29th, 2008 at 3:03 pm

   Does a moose have cloven hooves

7. 3 chenier says:
   October 29th, 2008 at 2:40 pm

   Just steer clear of partridges; look what they did to those poor schmucks at AIG…

8. 2 Grande Finale says:
   October 29th, 2008 at 2:29 pm

   Does it have a gold ring ?

9. 1 dairy says:
   October 29th, 2008 at 2:25 pm

   perfect for Christmoose…..

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