Stewie Griffin's message to the outgoing administration & The British Poodle

[Divine Discontent]

The Peace Palace in The Netherlands awaits!





http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=5710 Blair
http://the-osterley-times.blogspot.com/2009/01/bush-admits-to-authorising.html Bush

[mtnester]

1. I have my Stewie PJ's on

I love that little sociopath

[Divine Discontent]

3. shut up! I have Stewie PJ's too! We're so taken in by adorable marketing! LOL eom

[mtnester]

5. They were right on the aisle in Kohl's...I could NOT resist

and I am well into my grown up years

[Divine Discontent]

6. me, too (older) but when Stewie has a laser pistol pointing at you, ya better listen! eom

[hlthe2b]

2. I will NEVER understand Blair... as long as I live...

Bush* is obvious. But, Blair was not a stupid man. And, early on, it seemed that Big Dawg Bill Clinton was encouraging him to ingratiate himself with Bush*. Did Blair just take Clinton too literally? Or should Clinton and Blair be on the psychiatrist's couch? I will NEVER understand... :shrug:

[Divine Discontent]

4. I want to believe 9/11 confused him & he felt the world itself was in danger & just felt like he was

the "news" by being B*shies best bud out there gettin' the terrorists! If that's not the reason, then he's complicit in faking a war to make money from it.

[Arugula Latte]

7. One of history's great disappointments, Tony Blair.

He could have been great. Instead, he became complicit in the mass murder of a nation.

[kenny blankenship]

8. They have something in common that you might not expect.

It's not what they believe but the way they believe it, and how they arrived there.

I don't think the coincidence can be overlooked.

Both men are mid life religious converts.

That doesn't say anything necessary or definite about what they believe or will do, but it suggests rather loudly to me that these are two men who cannot live with doubt. They need doubt and gray areas burned away by a bright light.

They become certain, for somewhat different reasons in Blair's case, that there is something that they must do, and then they wish away the probable consequences and widespread disapproval with the sick fantasy that Providence smiles on their project --and they become unstoppable forces of destruction.

[PerfectSage]

9. Establishment, establishment, you never know what's best....

Brian Griffin: They want me to contribute to The New Yorker.
Stewie Griffin: The New Yorker? Oh, you'll fit in there as well as I did at Woodstock.

{cutaway to Stewie at Woodstock}

Stewie Griffin: Uh, excuse me, it's been brought to my attention that a few bad apples out there are smoking marijuana. Uh, I've got news for you, my friend. Marijuana's illegal. Not cool.

Alright then. {Begins singing, to the tune of America the Beautiful}

Establishment, establishment, you always know what's best...
Man in audience: You suck!
Stewie Griffin: Learn the rules!