Change We Can Believe In?
Commentaries on the Major Events of our Time: Volume V
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ANTHONY LIVINGSTON HALL Comments On… Obama accepting the Nobel Prize: “Many people are still wondering what that mysterious light hovering over Norway was on the night before he arrived. But, despite claims that it was generated by a UFO or the failed test lunch of a Russian missile, die-hard believers (like me) will tell you that it was just a celestial sign heralding the Nobel coming of Barack Obama....” The swine flu pandemic that wasn’t: You never want a serious crisis to go to waste’ … It is instructive to note that the pharmaceutical companies that produce vaccines, as well as the peddlers of surgical masks and other flu paraphernalia, appear to be heeding this advice. Movie about Nehru’s affair with the wife of a British diplomat: One can only imagine the physical passion they shared; especially in light of Edwina’s reputed nymphomania, which notwithstanding Nehru efforts, she reportedly satiated by making scandalous booty calls on a black man for over 30 years. Christmas Day underwear bomber: Then again, we had the secretary of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano, assuring us on Sunday that “the system worked’ in this case. If this “good-job-Brownie” faux pas doesn’t suggest that our whole airline security system is devoid of logic, nothing does. Cartoon of Obama kneeling and kissing shoe of Chinese leader: To be sure, the cartoon takes some creative license. But the essential point it conveys is undeniable: America cannot stand like a superpower with China squeezing its balls in a financial vice grip! Expenses scandal that rocked UK Parliament: “Who knew that the only swine flu Britons had to worry about was an epidemic of MPs feeding like pigs at the public trough.” Tiger Woods’s Thanksgiving-Day spat with his wife: “Cheating Tiger, fuming dragon….”
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ANTHONY L. HALL takes aim at every important issue of our time with a unique and refreshing perspective. He comments on:
Obama accepting the Nobel Prize…
“Many people are still wondering what that mysterious light hovering over Norway was on the night before he arrived. But, despite claims that it was generated by a UFO or the failed test launch of a Russian missile, die-hard believers (like me) will tell you that it was just a celestial sign heralding the Nobel coming of Barack Obama.”
The swine flu pandemic that wasn’t…
“An Obama advisor has been quoted saying, ‘You never want a serious crisis to go to waste’… It is instructive to note that the pharmaceutical companies that produce vaccines, as well as the peddlers of surgical masks and other flu paraphernalia, appear to be heeding this advice.”
Movie about Nehru’s affair with the wife of a British diplomat…
“One can only imagine the physical passion they shared, especially in light of Edwina’s reputed nymphomania, which, notwithstanding Nehru’s efforts, she reportedly satiated by making scandalous booty calls on a black man for over 30 years.”
Christmas Day underwear bomber…
“[W]e had the secretary of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano, assuring us on Sunday that ‘the system worked’ in this case. If this ‘good-job-Brownie’ faux pas doesn’t suggest that our whole airline security system is devoid of logic, nothing does.”
Cartoon of Obama kneeling and kissing shoe of Chinese leader…
“To be sure, the cartoon takes some creative license. But the essential point it conveys is undeniable: America cannot stand like a superpower with China squeezing its balls in a financial vise grip!”
Expenses scandal that rocked UK Parliament…
“Who knew that the only swine flu Britons had to worry about was an epidemic of MPs feeding at the public trough like pigs?”
Tiger Woods’s Thanksgiving-Day spat with his wife…
“Cheating Tiger, fuming dragon….”
About the Author
Anthony L. Hall is a Washington-based lawyer who is licensed to practice in a number of foreign jurisdictions. He hails from The Bahamas and Turks & Caicos Islands and was educated at some of America’s best schools, including Williams College. Hall is also a syndicated columnist and the author of The iPINIONS Journal, a weblog of enlightening and entertaining commentaries that provide a refreshing take on current events. He lives in Arlington, Virginia.
http://ipjn.com