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Tag Archives: Useful Idiots
Useless Nations Make Castro a ‘Hero’
September 5, 2009 – 1:09 pm
There’s a reason I call them the “Useless Nations.” They’ve declared the decrepit Fidel Castro a “World Hero of Solidarity.” Via Michelle Malkin:
The award was presented to Castro by the President of the UN General Assembly, Miguel D’Escoto Brockmann. Brockmann also successfully lobbied the Obama Administration to demand that Honduras allow the return [...]
Another thought on the Cuban spy story
June 7, 2009 – 11:34 am
Alberto at Babalu Blog notes the Myers–the Cuban spies arrested last week–are your typical spoiled, privileged traitorous American-hating leftists.
So that leaves me with a thought, or rather, a question. Given the type of people Obama is associated with, how many future Cuban (or other country) spies are coming to work for his [...]
More on the Cuban spy arrest
June 5, 2009 – 9:28 pm
Walter Kendall Myers, a 72-year-old former State Department worker and his 71-year-old wife Gwendolyn were arrested today for spying for Cuba for about 30 years. They were “true believers” who even met in person with Fidel Castro in the 1990’s. America-hating leftists doing what they do best. Reportedly, Myers was privy to [...]
Sean Penn, the spitting image of Hugo Chavez
April 23, 2009 – 9:05 pm
Sean Penn is back to his usual useful idiocy, as Michelle Malkin notes on her blog today. She quotes him:
To treat (Hugo Chavez) coldly is akin to spitting on him. As a country we’ve done enough of that.
Wrong, bucko, we haven’t done enough of that. If anything, Obama kissed his fourth point [...]
Speaking Truth to Power and the Oblivious Useful Idiots
April 3, 2009 – 8:51 pm
Big Hollywood’s Veronica DiPippo takes the Hollywood left to task over their Che worship and points out how they ignore history, but she does it with a twist. She doesn’t look at the 1920’s and the 1930’s–she goes way back to 1782:
That was the year a new play by Pierre Beaumarchais really began [...]
