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Author Archives: Charles Lambert
Binned
Thanks to Steve Bell for this. If only Thatcher were well enough to enjoy the sight of disastrously deregulated banks being nationalised throughout the free world….
Posted in margaret thatcher, politics, steve bell
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Carnevale (no, not that one)
Only yesterday, Italy’s minister of justice ‘Choochieface’ Alfano was talking about rejuvenating the judiciary. Now it appears there are plans to pass one of those ad personam laws for which Italy is becoming sadly famous (or would be if the … Continue reading
Posted in berlusconi, corruption, justice, mafia
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Borges and di Giovanni
When I first read Borges as a teenager I was thrilled, enthralled, puzzled, inspired. Years later, a collected Borges was published and I thought it would be a good oportunity to reacquaint myself with the entire body of work. As … Continue reading
Posted in borges, translation
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Monkey
Another gem, via Jesus’ General. Who is this jerk?
Posted in mccain, palin, racism
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Pat Boone surprised by joy
After the extraordinary success on this blog of Silvio Berlusconi’s penis, I thought I’d lower the hurdle of acceptability even further by posting this. I don’t remember where it came from – maybe someone can help me? What I do … Continue reading
Good riddance, Joerg Haider
For Mario Borghezio, a great European is dead. Trust the teller, not the tale.
Posted in borghezio, fascism, good riddance
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Red
Yesterday in Rome, the horribly disorganised and fragmented Italian left still managed to pull together something like 250,000 people to walk Rome’s streets in protest against the Lodo Alfano, the law that gives judicial immunity to the holders of the … Continue reading
Posted in berlusconi, politics
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Hockey mom alert!
According to Popbitch: “Wasilla was recently named the meth capital of Alaska, with 42 meth labs busted in a single year.”
Posted in election, politics, USA
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