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"One should either write ruthlessly what one believes to be the truth, or else shut up." — Arthur Koestler

More LGF Fallout: New York Times ‘Casually Defames’ Filip DeWinter

So says Diana West: As many readers know, I have written extensively about Filip and his party’s  courageous political battle to halt and reverse the Islamization of Belgium since I first met him almost exactly three years ago. . . . Diana West is certainly no fascist sympathizer. Unlike Charles Johnson, she’s actually been to […]

A Word About the Blog-O-Bucks

Patrick at Political Byline points out that the blogging life isn’t exactly the fast way to wealth for 99% of the people who do it. Back when I worked for The Washington Times, I was somewhat naive about the online revenue model. In 2007, I got together in California with several bloggers — including Ace of Spades, […]

Little Green Footballs and the ‘Cult of Personality’ Factor in Blogging

Everybody’s now blogging about the New York Times profile of Charles Johnson. Rather than extend the previous post, I’ll collect the reactions in a new post. This aggregation will be extended and updated until it’s time to deliver The Final Wisdom: One of the more amusing carom-shots of the LGF meltdown is Barrett Brown’s proposal for a […]

Wow. New York Times Article About Charles Johnson Is Reasonably Accurate

Unlike the fawning Los Angeles Times column that spoiled my breakfast in Burbank a couple of weeks ago, Jonathan Dee’s article takes time to examine the pivotal episode in the Little Green Footballs meltdown, the 2007 Brussels conference: It seems borderline ridiculous that the political character of an extremist Belgian party, which in the last parliamentary election captured […]

Pudding and Other Sex Scandals

Let’s face it, when Samantha from “Day By Day” joins the AOSHQ Pudding Patrol, a genuinely transformative viral phenomenon has begun. And when Little Miss Attila decides to dip the girls, we could be on the verge of a synergistic online breakthrough. PuddingBalls 2.0! All because of one man with balls. And one man with pudding. […]

Small Victories

From a Blogmocracy commenter: “P.S. Rush has finally removed LGF from his blogroll.” Meanwhile, “We’re gonna need a lot of pudding,” and Mike Hendrix issues an ELEVENTY!!1!1! alert. UPDATE: One of the many victims of Charles Johnson’s libel campaign against conservatives sends this e-mail: You probably already know, he is gonna be profiled in the NY […]

Union Rank-and-File in Massachusetts Deserted Democrats in Droves

The Wall Street Journal today notes that Republican Scott Brown got more union votes than Martha Coakley. That would be big news if I hadn’t already reported a week ago that SEIU members were supporting Brown and if I hadn’t reported on Election Day that an AFSCME local official was supporting Brown. The plural of […]

The FMJRA Promises to be Huge

by Smitty First, an apology to those who’ve diligently linked us, and gone unrewarded. I assure you that there isn’t shred #1 of malice in my

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