Monty Python's Flying Circus at Brave New Films

Monty Python - Crunchy Frog

2008-10-14T15:31:01Z

If it's anything to you, such might serve as an ideal corrolary to the distortions and misinformation (a/k/a "prolefeed") peddled by conservative media outlets (cf. the following item per Think Progress):

In an interview with Newsbusters, former Bush adviser Karl Rove claimed that the conservative blogosphere "has much better quality and quantity" than the progressive blogosphere. Calling left-leaning blogs "unpersuasive," Rove said "they are, most of them are hate-filled, obscenity-clogged rants of anger and hatred." Rove has made similar netroots bashing comments before, claiming in a speech last year that bloggers are "nutty," "vitriolic," and "kooks."

Isn't Machiavelli on steroids and amphetamines (as it were) really speaking of conservative-leaning blogs, especially so the ilk specialist in racism, jingoism, anti-Semitism and xenophobia with these remarks?

"And now for something completely different...."

One video, two Monty Python sketches

2008-10-19T09:29:24Z

Two Monty Python classics in one video, as may or may not be insightful to the situation America has been reduced to under His Fraudulency:

The "New Cooker Sketch" (as in a working-class housewife getting a new gas stove delivered, but unable to get installation completed because of all manner of paperwork).
"The Army is Dangerous"/"Army Protection Racket" (the vid speaks for itself, especially the latter segment about two Cosa Nostra types offering to protect the army base starting @ 15/- [75p], later coming down to 12/6 [63p], then 8/6 [43p] and a final offer of 5/- [25p]/week).

Judge for yourself, readers, the insightfulness, if any, of the same to the current American situation.

Can we expect Fox News to respond thus?

2008-10-22T03:29:49Z

(As in Monty Python's Mattress Sketch, about a newlywed couple seeking to buy a mattress--only to encounter a salesperson insisting that mattresses be referred to as "dog kennels" @ risk of his placing a paper bag upon his head, and associates stepping into a tea chest and breaking into the hymn "Jerusalem" when the term "mattresses" is used.)

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What Fox News probably deserves

2008-10-22T03:31:10Z

(Or so you, dear viewer, will likely think after seeing this classic Monty Python number.

(And especially so as a way of cutting short particularly obnoxious propaganda messages before they get too attractive to the mentally-disordered.)

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