When Falafel Was “Spocko”

by Daithí

Mon, Jan 15, 2007 11:02PM

While the Neo-Crazies sustain their collective meltdown over the fact that KSFO’s sponsor’s received audio recordings of their lunatic rantings via Spocko, it’s fascinating to hear them whine about supposed challenges to their right of free-speech.

I, for one, don’t want them off the air. If I were a devotee of the Bushling devotee, I probably would want them off the air out of embarrassment! Then again, if I were a Dubya fan, I wouldn't know better!

But no, they’re far too entertaining, especially now that they’re unraveling!

Does anyone remember the great commitment to free-speech shown by the Culture Warrior from Levittown when he circulated a petition to have Keith Olbermann fired from MSNBC?

Here, Falafel remained consistent with his infantile refusal to utter Olbermann’s name. Instead, he suggested the hiring of Phil Donohue for Olbermann’s time slot.

I remember that Olberman joked about it, but he never felt the need for a three-hour special on a Friday afternoon.

http://gaelicstarover.blogspot.com/2007/01/when-falafel-was-spocko.html

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