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posted by Jonathan Versen @ 5:09 PM
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Dead Horse
Kasztanka, Polish Marshal Józef Piłsudski's favorite combat mare, was stuffed upon her death in 1927 and after World War II was destroyed, allegedly on the orders of Piłsudski's enemy, Marshal Michał Rola-Żymierski.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
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Priceless juxtapositon, Jon! Hey, and another thing: I'm sick, sick, sick of our benighted leaders soulfully "admitting responsiblity"--so big of them, so courageous--so hypocritical, as they then immediately shift the "responsibiity" to others.
And another another thing: Have you noticed the color of the ties? Seems to me Bush and his cohorts regularly wore red ones; O. and his often blue. Geez, how heavy can symbolism get?
Yeah, just that heavy.
A few GOP-faithful people with a good sense of humor put together some videos about Obama being a Messiah, they're pretty hilarious aside from the statements that Obama is a communist (which he isn't) seeking a socialist paradise (also isn't). But the tone and tenor -- religious reverence for The Obamessiah -- is spot-on.
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