Natural disaster to descend on L.A.

While Texas and parts of La. are preparing for one ferocious natural disaster in the form of Hurricane Rita, Los Angeles is preparing for another of a different kind: one that encourages ‘insurgents’ to rise up and kill British troops. Of course, that natural disaster has a name, and it’s George Galloway.

He’ll be speaking in Los Angeles today as he continues his promotional book tour. California Conservative has the details and a round up of blogger reaction to Mr. Galloway’s upcoming visit – including the cast of crazies he’ll be surrounding himself with. Patterico has more info on Galloway’s visit as well.

One has to wonder if Mr. Chris Hitchens might be lurking around the corner to challenge Galloway

5 Responses to "Natural disaster to descend on L.A."

PCD says:

September 22, 2005 at 9:50 am

I don’t think the left wing crazies who organized this will let anyone like Hitchens, Hugh Hewitt, the RadioBlogger, Citizen Smash, Roger Hedgecock or Roger L. Simon anywhere near and even lesser likely to let these people ask challenging questions. The LATimes will place a massive hickey on Galloway’s butt.

I’ve love to be back in SoCal just to loudly, in Sam Donaldson fashion, ask Mr. Galloway about the oil for food oil vouchers he received from Saddam Hussein. Proof Galloway is a bought and paid for tool.
Sister Toldjah says:

September 22, 2005 at 12:24 pm

PCD – he’d just deny the allegations, just like he has to Hitchens.
PCD says:

September 22, 2005 at 3:04 pm

Sister,

I do have a way of embarassing liberal politicians. In 94, I let Michael/Arianna Huffington have it at the GOP Primary Victory party in Los Angeles. I also have nailed Liberal Democrats, too. My favorite nailing was of Bill Press.
Sister Toldjah says:

September 22, 2005 at 10:11 pm

Do tell!
PCD says:

September 23, 2005 at 11:54 am

Sister,

Press and Hugh Hewitt used to be on KFI, Los Angeles. Hugh did a cross while I was on the phone and air with him. Hugh suggested I hang on for Press, to which I said that I didn’t want to talk to that manure spreader. The name, Manure Spreader, stuck to Press.

On the same station, Bill Handel had a show called “Gripe Night”. I told a joke about why Press couldn’t eat pickles. Handel turned it into a promo for Press’ show.

Press has never forgiven me.

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