Wednesday, May 23, 2012
No word for it
Here's a perfect example of the __________ that inhabits the brain cavities of our elites. I've run out of English words to describe __________ because it's simply beyond anything that can be conceptualized by normal humans. Might come close with "insanity beyond evil beyond lunacy beyond idiocy beyond Satanism multiplied by genocide to the infiniti-eth power."
This item is actually 2010 news, and the monsters have only grown worse since then.
New Zealand newscaster Paul Henry, one of the tiny handful of genuinely funny entertainers, got in trouble for PRONOUNCING THE NAME OF A FOREIGNER CORRECTLY. The foreigner in question was an Indian female diplomat named Sheila Dikshit. Henry pronounced the name as spelled and had some fun with it. His coworkers demonstrated the standard elite ____________ by instantly "correcting" Paul; they flatly and stupidly insisted that "diksit" was correct. The usual demands for a billion apologies ensued; Henry didn't feel like apologizing for telling the truth; he resigned.
In fact the lady herself pronounces it "dikshit" as spelled. Not surprising; the "ksh" combination is common in Hindi, as it was in Sanskrit.
But that didn't matter. The elites know what's correct this week, and what the elites know is ALWAYS opposite to the truth. Telling any microscrap of truth, or using any picosmidgen of logic, will destroy you.
Here's a later interview of Henry on Australian TV that encapsulates the whole ____________ nicely.
It appears that Henry has been hired by Adelaide's Ten network. He's doing special features instead of a regular morning program. Not quite clear if this is just a 'tryout' or a permanent thing. ¶ 3:43 AM
This item is actually 2010 news, and the monsters have only grown worse since then.
New Zealand newscaster Paul Henry, one of the tiny handful of genuinely funny entertainers, got in trouble for PRONOUNCING THE NAME OF A FOREIGNER CORRECTLY. The foreigner in question was an Indian female diplomat named Sheila Dikshit. Henry pronounced the name as spelled and had some fun with it. His coworkers demonstrated the standard elite ____________ by instantly "correcting" Paul; they flatly and stupidly insisted that "diksit" was correct. The usual demands for a billion apologies ensued; Henry didn't feel like apologizing for telling the truth; he resigned.
In fact the lady herself pronounces it "dikshit" as spelled. Not surprising; the "ksh" combination is common in Hindi, as it was in Sanskrit.
But that didn't matter. The elites know what's correct this week, and what the elites know is ALWAYS opposite to the truth. Telling any microscrap of truth, or using any picosmidgen of logic, will destroy you.
Here's a later interview of Henry on Australian TV that encapsulates the whole ____________ nicely.
It appears that Henry has been hired by Adelaide's Ten network. He's doing special features instead of a regular morning program. Not quite clear if this is just a 'tryout' or a permanent thing. ¶ 3:43 AM
