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Monday, August 30, 2004

Ninnies win in Greece

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Secretary of State Colin Powell acquiesced to the communists, left-wing extremists, anti-American ninnies and various other fringe elements lurking in the shadow of the Athens Games.

One nut case said, "It is an enormous victory of the anti-war movement that managed to cancel the visit of the arch-killer Powell."

This is the infection of the brain that has no geographical borders. You can hear the same anti-war drivel being espoused in a latte shop in Berkeley, Calif., or in the pretentious watering dens of the nation's capital.

These pathetic souls are not inclined to speak out against the totalitarian regimes around the globe. They never object to the human exterminators, such as Saddam Hussein.

No, it is so much more fun to superimpose the image of Hitler on the cutout mug of George Bush. It is so much more enlightening and sophisticated to express your condemnation of a nation whose corporations underwrite the hypocrisy known as the Olympics.

There would be no Olympics -- at least no Olympics as we have come to know it -- without America's considerable financial backing.

That is one of the rich subtexts of the Olympics. We put the IOC members and their sycophants in the penthouse suite and receive a hand to the back of our face in return. They take our greenbacks but prefer we stay out of sight.

The Associated Press noted that until Powell's announcement to visit Athens, "there had been none of the anti-American demonstrations that were feared" going into the Games, as if this was somehow a positive development.

That merely reveals the upside-down thinking of the infected ones.

Why don't they protest Osama bin Laden and his head-removing vermin who are at war with the West? Why don't they have a problem with the Islamic fundamentalists who think nothing of oppressing women and those of different religious faiths? Why haven't they taken umbrage with Saddam's mass graves in Iraq?

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