Thursday, December 27, 2007
Aldous Huxley and George W. Bush
Who knew that Aldous Huxley influenced one of George W. Bush's most controversial policy decisions? That is just about as ironic as it gets.
4 Comments:
By 
Mystery Meat, at
Thu Dec 27, 06:04:00 PM:
“We’re on the edge of a cliff. And if we take a step off the cliff, there’s no going back. Perhaps we should only take one step at a time.”
That's about as Bushy a Bushism as I've ever heard.
By TigerHawk, at
Thu Dec 27, 06:33:00 PM:
Heh. Good catch, Mystery. I agree completely.
By 
, at
Fri Dec 28, 06:36:00 AM:
I see no irony. Brave new World says all that needs to be said about "liberal fascism."
By Christopher Chambers, at
Fri Dec 28, 10:21:00 AM:
True, Bird Dog. For you see, I didn't know Dubya could even read, not to mention devine something from a book once he read it.
I'd say we have BNW already--no need for genetic engineering, eh? I'd say you're a gamma-minus. OK gamma plus b/c you can actually use a computer keyboard. LOL
Liberal fascism? Clown, that's what we educated people (like the President) call an oxymoron.
