In a departure from any notion of impartiality, the London News Review says that after his RNC keynote speech last night, they hope that Senator Zell Miller (D-GA) "burns in Hell."
If there is a hell, and most likely Zell Miller believes in such a thing, then Democratic Senator Zell Miller is going to burn in it. Spin hotly on a giant griddle. For something close to eternity.The Review article then postulates why Zell is a "bad person" who deserves to "burn in Hell."Oh yes, siree. He is going to burn in hell.
And the chances of hell existing have just skyrocketed, because if God exists then he's no kind of God unless he quickly fashions a hell for Democrat Senator Zell Miller to burn in. And even if the universe exists without a God, as many would contend, it is far from beyond the inarticulate power of this vast mass of galaxies, nebulae and planets to create - within itself - a dark and steaming corner where Mr. Zell Miller can dwell, for eternity, in unspeakable pain. We can call it hell or we can call it Georgia. Just so long as Senator Zell Miller suffers in it.
So - yes - Senator Zell Miller is a very bad person.
Of course, it's because Zell supports George W. Bush, and in their minds, anyone associated with Bush is "eeeeeevil," right?
God is not indifferent to America? A sentiment dripping with unintentional irony. Miller had better hope, he'd better pray, that God starts feeling indifferent towards America, and pretty damned soon.The article is filled with personal attacks and slams against both Miller and Bush; apparently they figure that if they heap enough sand on Zell's fire, it'll go out.
They're wrong.
Posted by mhking at September 2, 2004 09:19 AMEasy for those poofs to talk like that from across the pond.
Posted by: Deb at September 2, 2004 09:45 AMI like that "we can call it hell or we can call it Georgia" bit.
Me, I'll take Georgia every time. Go dawgs!
(speaking as a UGA alumna)
A world without America would be hell for the Brits, but I'm sure that crumpet-cruncher isn't old enough to remember 1940 -- and I'll bet they don't teach about the Battle of Britain in their schools anymore.
Posted by: McGehee at September 2, 2004 10:59 AMJust watched Don King on CNN and it was just outstanding in what Mr. King said about Bush.
Posted by: Dex at September 2, 2004 01:05 PMSigh. I think you'll find that the so called London News Review is a spoof similar although not in any way as good as The Onion. It is certainly not a mainstream paper or website and is probably only read by the same kind of twit that writes for Daily Kos etc!
Log onto the LNR and click on the 'history' page which shows that the latest editor is a dog called Samson....following on from one called Sausage.
Deb: This "poof" from across the pond has 13 operational tours, 23 years British Army service and a Combat Infantry Badge awarded for helping the 101st Airborne during Gulf War 1 amongst others! Oh and I'm not actually a poof as my wife will hopefully confirm....
McGehee: They DO teach World War 1 and 2 in history at O and A level over here. After 23 years soldiering I am now a trainee History teacher !
(But they don't say things like "the British were fighting since breakfast and the Yanks rolled up in time for tea......"we are far too classy for that - honest!)
Keep smiling but don't bother getting excited about this....or I shall start believing everything I read in the National Enquirer, especially that story about Princess Di and the alien baby.....
Posted by: dave t at September 2, 2004 02:13 PMMcGehee: They DO teach World War 1 and 2 in history at O and A level over here. After 23 years soldiering I am now a trainee History teacher!
Sometimes I'm glad to lose a bet. Thanks. ;-)
Posted by: McGehee at September 2, 2004 03:41 PMOh and I'll be teaching the PROPER history of our once and glorious Empire etc.....! ruhbarb to all that Politically Correct stuff! We won Waterloo not the French! We won in Burma not Errol Flynn! Churchill was half British before he was half American! Colin Powell is really a Londoner!
That sort of stuff always goes down well!
Actually a recent survey (yeah right) claims that some Brit kids think Grandalf was involved in World War 2.....much as I love Lord of the Rings I think I'll have to make sure they know that in fact it was Merlin the Wizard and King Urther Pendragon....
Posted by: dave t at September 2, 2004 04:40 PMThe article appears to be a parody of certain right wing GOP attitudes towards certain people in the Democratic Party.
Such a viewpoint however is completely erroneous in the message it sends out.
Any Bible believing Christian knows that every man and woman born into this World has sinned against God, because all have a sinful nature.
Thus every single person alive is deserving of eternal punishment in Hell. But there is the good news of salvation in Jesus Christ, who was executed on a Roman cross, and who died, so that those who believe in Him, will be saved.
Posted by: Corin at September 3, 2004 06:56 AMDeb:
Still waiting for an apology towards the United Kingdom.....
Mr King: Any chance of an update to state this LNR crap is simply that - rubbish?
Many thanks.
Posted by: dave t at September 3, 2004 09:01 PMLOL Dave: I am direly sorry I did not correctly phrase my thought. I meant "those poofs what wrote that article". I try not to throw overly large blankets, just little lap warmers.
Mike, he's right about LNR being a parody. http://www.lnreview.co.uk/corporate.html
I fell for the Landover Baptist one way back... :)
Posted by: Deb at September 4, 2004 01:42 AMOOh if I send you the wool will you make me a lap warmer too? I have two friends from Lapland who would love to share one!
Posted by: dave t at September 4, 2004 07:29 AM