Debbie Schlussel: More Proof Royals Are Useless: Queen Elizabeth Honors Christiane Amanpour's "Journalism"
**** UPDATE: I've added this first paragraph, below, to remind readers to what I'm referring. ****
Remember Bill Clinton's impeachment hearings, when a number of female MSM reporters nonchalantly said they'd love to perform a "Monica Lewinsky" on the President? Well, Christiane Amanpour reminds me of those "objective" "reporters," but her objects of "affection" are the most radical Muslim leaders and terrorists she can find in the Mid-East.
As I always say, Christiane Amanpour puts the Amman in "journalism." Like the Bill Clinton fans, the arrogant, know-it-all, pan-Islamist reporter would give oral sex to all the Muslim leaders in the Mid-East if they'd only let her--she basically does that in her "reporting," anyway. And her husband, Mr. Amanpour a/k/a Clintonista State Department spokesliar and Hillary campaigner Jamie Rubin, would applaud. Yes, he is that wimpy and far left.
I recently noted (here and here) Aman-fraud's three-night anti-Christian, anti-Semitic, pro-Muslim "God's Warriors" series on the Crescent News Network, and what a sham it was. Used toilet paper contains less fertilizer than that three night piece of cable BS.
Well, last week, one of the usual suspects--Queen Elizabeth--honored Aman-sore with the CBE, or Commander in the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, for the Islamist shill's "services to journalism." I've already noted her dumbo-eared son's fellating of Islam. Now, I guess it's her turn through Aman-whore. They'll let just about anyone into Buckingham Palace, these days.
Um, "services to journalism"? What's next--the posthumous CBE to John Dillinger for "services to high finance"?!
Aman-sewer told Brits that "People imagine that I relax . . . with my Kalashnikov." Um, no, many of us think you relax with snakes. You know, some like to keep company with their own.
She's reportedly the highest paid reporter in the world. The question is: Who's doin' the payin'? We have several ideas.
There's a reason--actually several--why Maxim Magazine named Amanpour one of "TV's Ten Least Appealing Ladies," a title she holds more legitimately than the "service to journalism" claim.
Posted by Debbie on October 29, 2007 04:46 PM to Debbie Schlussel