Right Wing Watch – The Descent into Madness

I have a few clips for you lovers of Right Wing madness.

First off is Glenn Beck imitating dolphins and defending pollution of the sea. It takes a real piece of work, or well, something rather, to pull off a demonstration of this much douche-baggery.

Doesn’t this guy seem like a man on the brink of insanity? I mean, the guy looks a little “woo-hoo” in the eyes!

Next up to bat is notable Neo-Conservative Daniel Pipes, who told an audience last week that he was rooting for dictatorial President of Iran and Holocaust denier, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Iran’s Presidential Election.

Doesn’t this make complete sense? The reform candidate, Mir-Hossein Mousavi, who is ran on a platform of women’s rights and increased liberty, was open to unclenching the shaking fist at the West and potentially replace it with a handshake. If the recent events of violence that hearken this occurs, how will the Neo-Cons ever get their invasion of Iran? God forbid we can achieve regime change and democratization without firing a single riffle!

Another interesting point, is that if the election does replace Ahmadinejad with a calm sensible leader, wouldn’t that make Iran the most vibrant democracy in the Middle-East? I mean, many of our allies are unrepentant dictatorships or even monarchies. Some of our closest allies have back-peddled on human rights, like Jordan.
Egypt has had a the same “President” for around 30 years and Saudi Arabia has a decadent throne that inflicts harsh government rule. Many of the 9/11 terrorists came from these countries (Saudi Arabi in particular) and our unflinching support for these authoritarian regimes has only aided the recruitment of terrorists.

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For 8 years, Soapblox.com has functioned as the political blog for up and coming writer, Joshua Johnson. While he writes many different styles of writing ranging from science fiction to social commentary, his true love lies in politics and history. With a degree in History from CSUN, his love of history shines through in his perspective. Josh’s articles are focused heavily on telling the truth and cutting through the subjective and relative nature that is prevailing these days. Hailing from the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles, Josh has had a decidedly middle-class upbringing, which has translated into a deeply rooted love of the Progressive movement of the early 20th Century. A self-described “progressive” Josh’s political views are quite mixed though lean left of center.