Debbie Schlussel: Spectator UK Columnist Who Attacks Schlussel Needs More Original Name, Hearing Checked
Even though their country has been completely invaded and taken over by Muslims (who try to blow up cars and clubs and airports on their soil), the British continue to stick their heads in the sand (and openly wish they were someone's tampons).
And with the exception of the great Melanie Phillips, the UK's Spectator--once a prestigious newspaper--is the same.
Take Clive Davis, who has a one-sided obsession with me and has been trolling this site. I don't know much about him, other than that he stole his name from the legendary Jewish-American recording company executive and that he needs to remove the wax that's plugging his ears. It's affecting his hearing.
You see, Clive Davis #2 (#1 is the real Clive Davis, who produces music, not BS) is apparently emblematic of the pan-Islamic Stockholm Syndrome that has enveloped Britain. He's upset with me that I dared 1) point out singer John Legend's jihadist keffiyeh at an NFL-sponsored pre-Superbowl event and 2) that I--and a CBS local news reporter--noted that Nintendo puts out a toy that tells kids, "Islam is the light." For him, anything that echoes the sounds of Islamic propaganda is a dog whistle. He can't hear it.
Oh, and because the money-driven Nintendo claims that what does in fact say, "Islam is the light," doesn't say it, then, we must believe Nintendo and not our own ears. That settles it. Clive Davis is so gullible that he believes Nintendo's story that the baby is just babbling. Hey Clive, I have some real estate at 10 Downing Street to sell you.
I guess it really said, "Rislam Ris Re Right." Or is that, "Mislam Mis Me Might"?
Trust me. If I'd written about a doll that told kids, "Jesus is the light," or "The Torah is the light," Clive Davis #2 would be able to hear that one loud and clear.
The Spectator UK's site calls itself "Champagne for the Brain." More like "Crack for the Hack."
Posted by Debbie on February 4, 2009 04:38 PM to Debbie Schlussel