Rarely is the question asked: Is our wingnuts learning? When we consider that they are referring to the conflict in the middle east as World War III, I think we can safely say that no, our wingnuts is not learning. Luckily for them, Upyernoz offers a free and easy to follow geography lesson.
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Oh, upyersnoz is being unfair! There should at least be some microscopic red dots from all of those Coalition of the Willing countries, shouldn’t there?
Never let it be said that Upyernoz is anything but unfair.
NO doubt that’s why geogrufy was removed from the required curriculum. Unfairness is equally available to all.
that’s a pretty good lesson. Who knew Kenya was involved?
You can’t be blamed. Even Kenya Web, Kenya’s Definitive Internet Resource, doesn’t seem to mention the Italian invasion. Apparently they’re either in denial or they didn’t notice.
kenyans fought the germans and italians on behalf of britain (kenya was a british colony at the time).
and yes, kenyans fought italian troops in neighboring ethiopia (which was an italian protectorate)
You’re preaching to the choir. Tell it to Kenyaweb.
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Another Republican school lesson :: Stupidity about World War III
"But I will not let myself be reduced to silence."▼ ▼ ▼ MY DIARY
It may be considered unduly optimistic to expect solid
grasp of geography from a faction whose glorified leader thinks Beijing is in the neighborhood of St. Petersburg:
“Where you going? Home? This is your neighborhood. Doesn’t take too long to get home?”
When he hears that Hu’s flight to Beijing is eight hours, Bush says, “Me too.”
He continues:
“Russia’s a big country and you’re a big country.”
Then he tells someone else, “No, not Coke. Diet Coke.”
And resuming his flight geography lesson, he says to someone: “Takes him eight hours to fly home. Takes him eight hours to fly home. Eight hours. Russia’s big and so’s China.”