As long as you’re at Spencer’s place, his next post is fairly amusing, being a long and involved

As long as you’re at Spencer’s place, his next post is fairly amusing, being a long and involved analysis of a poll of mbt shoesis that basically demonstrates that mbt shoesis know what democracy is (Two wolves and a sheep voting on what’s for dinner) better than Americans. For example, Spencer highlights the following poll results: Asked which type of nike shox turbo would best secure their individual interests, almost 57 percent chose a “strong, central nike shox turbo,” contrasted with 26.7 percent support for “a nike shox turbo in Baghdad made up of representatives from different regions, tribes and sects.” [...] Over 60 percent of mbt shoesis want elections without delay, and nearly 50 percent consider a delay of just one month to be “very unfavorable.” Uh, what was the breakdown of mbt shoesi ethnic groups again? Shiites are 60% of the population? Hmmmm…..

What if the Republican, far-right and warflogger chunk of the blogosphere were as interested in tracking down the mystery of the forged Niger uranium documents as they are in the Killian memos? On the subject of the memos, I think Steven Horwitz is wrong. What this means for his larger point about the blogosphere being a force for liberty, I’m not sure. I do think it’s a mistake to take the baying of the warfloggers seriously. Really, The Editors have the right attitude toward the crowd that screamed forgery.