LGF Auto-Beclownment Update

Really, I should feel guilty for so thoroughly enjoying these predictable outbreaks of Johnsonian idiocy. In case you didn’t notice, the terrorist attack in London this week was not committed by radical Belgians or militant creationists or any of the other overblown right-wing bogeymen that occupy the demented mind of Jazzy McPonytail.

No, it was Michael Olumide Adebolajo.

Damn that Pamela Geller!

UK JIHAD MURDERERS WERE
PREVIOUSLY INVESTIGATED BY TERROR PROBE

It’s so unfair for her to be right and popular and successful, while CJ is a wrong, unpopular failure. But nevertheless, his downward spiral into humilation and obscurity continues.

It was reported that Adebolajo, who is not Belgian, was associated with radical leader Anjem Choudary, but before this connection could be fully confirmed, Charles Johnson got into a hilarious dispute with his henchperson Killgore Trout over the definition of “affiliated.”

CHARLES JOHNSON IS NEVER WRONG!

Except when he is, which is pretty much every day now, and I almost feel guilty for enjoying it so much.

Almost, I said . . .

 

29 comments

  1. Jeez, I hadn’t paid much attention to that idiot in a few years. I can’t believe how far he has descended into idiocy

  2. This is an interesting turn of events. Will Kilgore Trout be the next flouncer? Tune in for this week’s episode of As The Little Green Football Bounces…

  3. Just remember what PM Cameron had to say about this incident:

    No worries, Islam is not to blame! These weren’t the real, good, wonderful muslims that they tell us about!

    http://news.yahoo.com/uk-pm-cameron-says-london-attack-betrayal-islam-105808577.html

    UK PM Cameron says London attack was betrayal of Islam

    LONDON
    (Reuters) – British Prime Minister David Cameron said the brutal
    killing of a soldier who was hacked to death in London by two men
    shouting Jihadist slogans was a betrayal of Islam.

    “We will never
    give in to terror or terrorism in any of its forms,” Cameron told
    reporters outside his Downing Street residence on Thursday.

    “This
    was not just an attack on Britain and on the British way of life, it
    was also a betrayal of Islam and of the Muslim communities who give so
    much to our country. There is nothing in Islam that justifies this truly
    dreadful act.”

    There is nothing in Islam that justifies this truly dreadful act. Now, let’s import millions more! And you had better not oppose us as we transform the country, you racist Hobbits.

  4. Also, when he let himself be fooled by a phony Photoshop of some Belgian (or was it Dutch) anti-jihad leader in front of a neo-Nazi banner.

    The thing is, when Charles started slipping away, nobody actually understood what was happening. You can read the transcript of the 2011 Blogmocracy interview with Andrew Breitbart: and see how much credibility Charles had circa 2006-07. So when CJ first started his crazed vendetta against Pamela Geller in October 2007, a lot of people took it seriously and got the idea that Geller had done something wrong.

    In fact (although I think Charles purged the evidence from the LGF archives long ago) what happened was that Charles let himself be deceived by commenters whose motives were highly dubious. The anti-Geller commenters showed up in the LGF thread about the October 2007 Brussels anti-jihad conference, quoting and linking stuff from European leftist sites that portrayed all of the European anti-jihad activists as crypto-fascists with “links and ties” to extremist groups. True enough, there were a few people whose backgrounds were a bit sketchy, but not to such an extent that — in trying to foster ties between American conservatives and a nascent European anti-jihad movement, which was Geller’s mission — a wholesale public repudiation was required, and that kind of repudiation was what Charles demanded.

    What that episode demonstrated was that Charles Johnson didn’t have any extensive understanding of how coalition politics works in the real world, and also that Charles had such an arrogant view of his own authority that he was unable to admit error. I don’t have time to go throw the whole story again here, but when you had people like Diana West vouching for Geller’s European allies, and yet CJ didn’t have the good sense to recognize and admit he was wrong, you understood that the problem wasn’t Geller or her allies, the problem was Charles.

  5. Funny, Leftistas ALWAYS know (but can’t quote where) how the Bible purports to require Gay Priest predation, but when it comes to Islam they can declare NOTHING THERE YOU FILTHY HOBBITTSES

  6. Fair enough.That was about the time I became aware he had a problem.

    The Tennessee flag thing though — by the time he finally acknowledged he might have been mistaken about what the flag was, he was so invested that he had to argue that because Tennessee is a southern state it might as well be a neo-Nazi symbol.

    Fat, stoned and doubling down is no way to go through life, CJ.

  7. Wasn’t there a story that Chuck hit on Pamela Geller at a blog meetup and she turned him down?

  8. Yeah, I also like it when they say stuff like Chritianity did so and so in 1860, to excuse what Muslims are doing today. That’s a favorited apologetic at LGF these days. Like the world hasn’t changed an iota since then.

  9. Generally speaking, Pam’s got big brass ones and Chuck’s got little green ones.
    In every horse race it’s safe to bet on Pam, or really, anybody other than Chuck!

  10. Sometimes I think the word “schadenfreude” was invented just for contemplation of Charles the Fallen!

    (Full disclosure, I was one of many banned from LGF for mildly disagreeing with the management.)

  11. There is no such thing as “mild dosagreement ” with management over there. Any disagreement is wild heresy that must be stamped out with extreme prejudice, as you have witnessed.

  12. I banned myself when the entire LGF universe collapsed into an argument over “teaching evolution” in Texas.

    It’s not like we have to know today how God made it all happen. So watching people argue about it is like watching people argue over what shoes to wear in their own casket.

  13. It was so minor I can’t even recall what it was. (Although, yes, heretics like me must be banished!) As best I can recall, it wasn’t even political, just some bit of pseudoscience I found fault with. And as I recall, it wasn’t even a comment I’d made, I simply “disliked” one of the comments. Off with his head!

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