Wow, that Ron Paul guy really got Charlie's goat, didn't he? You have to be in a parallel universe to take as much umbrage at Paul's logical argument about 9/11 (that perhaps the terrorists were motivated by US foreign policy wrongs) as CJ and Guiliani did.
Why, it's virtually an article of faith among the sinking-ship Republicans that 9/11 came completely out of the blue and has nothing to do with 50 years of interventionist policies in the Middle East.
Watch the clip and imagine CJ having a cardiac:
Little Green Footballs
Thursday, May 17, 2007
When lizards attack
Posted by X at 09:08 7 comments
Labels: 9/11, Middle East, republican, video
Thursday, May 03, 2007
Charles Johnson: 'thieving' hypocrite
Little Green Footballs isn't normally a place for reading about the latest goings-on in the world of internet culture, so what provoked Charles Johnson into writing three posts in two days (1, 2, 3) about what has become known as the 'Digg revolt'?
Well, first of all Charles hates Digg because the users there don't like LGF. So naturally anything the Digg users do is bad.
Second, Charles has discovered his passion for defending intellectual property rights over the First Amendment. Let's be charitable and assume that CJ's opinions in this matter are based on his former life as a bit-piece recording artist who made a living of sorts from royalties incured from record sales.
And to Charles the issue of IP rights is a with-us-or-against us matter. Quote:
"You either respect the concept of intellectual property, or you don’t."Indeed. There's only one small problem with Charles Johnson's argument: his website, which hosts advertisements from which Johnson presumably earns an income, is based entirely on ripping off the 'intellectual property' of others.
Charles Johnson reposts articles from other publications, photographs nicked from other websites, and videos captured from commercial broadcasters, and uses all of this material without paying the creators a cent or in some cases even acknowledging their authorship.
If you believe in strict IP rights you might call Charles Johnson's activities illegal.
We call it hypocritical.
Unless Charles stops posting other people's material on his website, or pays them for using it, you can kick his opinions on the 'Digg revolt' where the rest of his opinions belong: in the bin.
P.S.: You can digg this post.
Posted by X at 18:31 14 comments
Labels: digg, freedom of speech, lgf, video
Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Those evil journalists
Once again those dhimmi journalists in Euroland have been kow-towing to Islamofascism and denying the existence of terrorist cells on the continent while a lone voice of reason on the other side of the world (Charles Johnson) and his loony green friends battle valiantly to bring you the truth the lefty MSM won't.
With the help of a mere four videos stolen from 'UKTV', of course...
