I started following not just the far right, but fringe religious and scientific beliefs too, in the late 1960's. At first it was an amusement to follow the likes of the National States Rights Party, or Scientology or General Semantics, or lunatic Evangelical religious groups. But around the time of the Reagan administration, I began to see that these perverted people just refused to give up their malign idiocy, and they were starting to attract funding from rich sociopaths that believed they could personally benefit from encouraging the public to detach its political views from rational thinking. At that time I began believing that what was happening, if it remained unchecked, could result in such a right wing surge in the United States that we could find ourselves facing a fascist takeover that could sweep away everything we thought was unalterable about our country. Well, with a couple of exceptions, no one believed me. I even had an acquaintance who is a psy...
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What would it take to become the next Don Rickles?
Now, as for Hans Adler, who says "This comment has been removed by a blog administrator," well, I am the only "blog administrator" around here, and I certainly didn't remove anything like that, from him or from the eight phony names he used to post the same remark eight more times. Hans, I have a suspicion that you are not even a human being, but are just a pathetic Russian bot.
Anyway, Pol P, I guess you are the only one who got the joke.
Or maybe I did. I'm still trying to find those farms where they grow spaghetti and why there was a bumper crop like the one our news talked about one April years ago.
I demand you try to find out who stole my name to span you.
Above all, I object to your calling me a Slavic tool.
I'd like to meet the dirty skunk who stole my name.
I'll take your word for this. I have to tell you that I would very much like to know who was really behind this childish act of petulance, but I do not have a clue how to do this. Any ideas?