Tag Archives: The Netherlands

The Dutch not only watched online as the Russians stole the DNC emails, but, thanks to a hacked security camera in the hallway outside the Cozy Bear office, they actually knew which Russian spies were in the room

By Mark | January 28, 2018

I know it’s been a bit crazy this weekend, what with the news about Trump friend Steve Wynn having to step down as head of Finance for the Republican National Committee amid multiple horrifying allegations of sexual misconduct, and Vladimir Putin having his most prominent critic, Alexei Navalny, arrested in Moscow amid growing protests, but […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged AIVD, Alexander Downer, Alexei Navalny, Australia, CNN, collusion, Cozy Bear, de Volkskrant, Democratic National Committee, DNC, Donald Trump, Dutch, Eelco Bosch van Rosenthal, FBI, FOX News, George Papadopoulos, hacking, Hillary Clinton, James Comey, Jeanine Pirro, MH17, NOS, obstruction of justice, Republican National Committee, RNC, Russia, Russiagate, security cameras, sexual misconduct, Steve Wynn, treason, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin | 430 Comments

Michigan’s Pete Hoekstra, now Trump’s ambassador to the Netherlands, is once again in the news for being a racist

By Mark | December 22, 2017

Remember Pete Hoekstra, the Michigan Congressman who made national news by running a racist attack ad against Debbie Stabenow during the Super Bowl? [Stabenow went on to kick his ass in their 2012 race for Senate.] Well, guess what? He’s back in the news. And, once again, it’s for being a lying, racist asshole. Remember […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged anti-Islam, anti-Muslim, Debbie Stabenow, Michigan's 2nd Congressional district, Pete Hoekstra, Peter Hoekstra, racism | 7 Comments

Speaking on behalf of Christ, Santorum warns of Obama’s plans to feast on the blood of euthanized seniors

By Mark | February 20, 2012

I heard a comedian by the name of John Fugelsang do a pretty brilliant bit the other day on the incredible disconnect between the teachings of Jesus and the actions of those who invoke his name in the pursuit of political power. It’s nothing we haven’t discussed here before, but I enjoyed Fugelsang’s perspective, given […]