The Anchoress

Pajamas Media has erected a Day of Rage Observation Deck at which you can find all-and-sundry writing for that “global event.” They’re doing lots of clever things over there at PJM.

So far, it looks pretty tame and ill-attended. I’m not criticizing. Ill-attended would be nice. These pics are ugly, though.

One word of advice, though. Don’t be too alarmed if you read headlines saying, Thousands protest….

Because as we saw just yesterday, when 35,000 protesters at the UN were magically not seen by anyone in the press but the NY Sun, but a measly 2,000 anti-Bush protesters made every paper, reportage on crowds can be kind of iffy, these days. Reportage on many things is iffy, these days. Writes Siggy:

It is as if the media jihad had it’s own 9/11, intent on killing what they hate, replete with the requisite deceit and pious claims of justification. All the while, the left dances with same joy and fervor in same way and with same celebration of equally dysfunctional Muslims that danced on 9/11.

The media, two bit academic hacks and left desperately want you to believe that these tin pot dicators and dysfunctional and dangerous lunatics that are playing with nuclear programs are sincere when they say, “we love Americans, we just hate your government.” We are civilized (notwithstanding this).”

I’m in and out for most of the morning. There is fruit (and you know how much I love fruit) and fowl to buy and a walk on the beach to talk. One of the things I also have to do is gas up the car. I’ve never been much for boycotting, but I agree with Ed Morrissey here and will by-pass my usual Citgo purchase and head somewhere else. And it will feel good. Hugo comes to my town and insults my president? He doesn’t get my hard-earned.

Back later.