You’ve Heard of Napoleon, Right?
August 1, 2010 - 3:13 am
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“Saving the world” is a considerable step up from his previous aspiration to be reincarnated as a certain something belonging to his mistress, ahem, but it is pretty much just as crazy. I’m gonna go out on a limb here and say Chuck’s got a little too much time on his hands.
“His impassioned comments come during a film about his belief that unbridled commerce has led to the destruction of farmland and countryside.”
Hmmm. “Unbridled commerce” — I say, good show!
Someone should run on THAT in 2012! As luck would have it, we could do with a little runaway economic expansion right here in America, and by jove, this sort of thing just might resonate with voters after a few more years of Obama’s transformative misery. Again, going out on a limb.
Hopefully the Queen will bypass this moron and pass the crown to Prince Harry. It still amazes me that Harry could be the product of the two most vapid people on the planet. I see this as a great argument against abortion. That two TOTALLY worthless people could have a son like Harry. Go Harry, save the formerly Great Britan from dhimmitude.
‘I wanted to express something in the outer world that I feel inside… We seem to have lost that understanding of the whole of nature and the universe as a living entity.’
Good old Chuckles in his spare time likes to indulge in that old aristocratic pasttime of hunting everything that moves. Funny how he expresses his empathy and feelings of communion and love with the rest of nature… by shooting it.
“I say chaps! Look over there! A glorious beast in its natural habitat! Oh, I am positively overwhelmed with feelings of the fundamental oneness of all things! Shoot the little blighter’s head off, before it gets away!”