Comic Book History

San Francisco's Comic Education

The Barn Volunteers' Sec/Sacking-Pillaging, Kim duToit,  has for a long time questioned the decision to send worthless Seattle into the sea as a primary objective.   Some of his readers agree, and now so do I.  The Seattle-Olympia corridor of evil has, after all, a fair number of actual Americans living there.  Ounce for ounce then, the concentration of anti-American Moon-battiness in San Francisco cannot be topped.  Plus, the city sits  squarely on the San Andreas fault, making the job so much easier.  It only makes sense to rethink our priorities, and so we have.   This comic book effrontery is almost not remarkable for the city of pissants on the bay.  One of the liberal conceits that keep the left jumping about like Holy Rollers with frogs up their rectums,  is the claim that Ronald Reagan created Osama bin-Laden by helping the mujahideen rid Afghanistan of the  occupying Soviet army.  As the cowboy responded when asked what he had just stepped in, "Pelosi." Osama was the standoffish leader of a splinter group that worried the U.S. even then.    After the Soviet withdrawal, bin-Laden, in De Gaulle-like fashion, took credit for the victory, earning the enmity of mujahideen who had done the heavy lifting.  Of course, leftist history books in the past have also included gems like MacArthur  dropping the A-Bomb on China, but San Francisco stands tall among that gaggle of ignoramuses.