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Friday, January 27, 2012

Dan Gardner Sees Hitler In The Swirling Clouds Of Rhetoric

Well, here's the quote.  I think Bob Rae was thinking more along these lines--you know, an Alpine perch being  a high place from which one might look down upon the roiling mob and occasionally swoop low and destroy a few of them.  Like this, for example.

I don't think Bob had this in mind at all.

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7 comments:

  1. liberal supporter7:17 PM

    first link is the one about pensions from the later post.

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  2. bigcitylib7:30 PM

    Thx. Changed it.

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  3. ij8:44 PM

    High indeed: at 1560 m above sea level, the municipality happens to be the highest in Europe, that is at the level of the actual town, not the mountains surrounding it.

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  4. Dr.Dawg9:08 PM

    Er...Dan was having us on. He'd just finished a series about "inappropriate" WWII comparisons, ending with a comparison of Mark Carney and...Dwight D. Eisenhower.

    That's my take, and I'm sticking to it.

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  5. Omar7:23 AM

    Mmmmm, Alpine perch. Seasoned in flour, fried in butter..

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  6. crf1:01 PM

    Dawg is right.

    This is just a minor tempest, which was started by somebody complaining when Rob Ford compared that someone to Stalin. (Don't bother looking up the backstory: it's pointlessly boring.)

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  7. Meir Weinstein7:55 PM

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