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Auguest 18, 2010
MOSQUES,
SLEVIN, NEWT & THE NAZI POPE
How
Drilling Into One's Skull Can Cease Religious Extremism
I
am more than distracted this week. Appears I'll have
to deal with another shift at the top of this magazine.
Change has never been my strong suit. The details of
Master Patrick Slevin's exit are murky, and from my
brief conversation with him this week I can tell this
is no negotiation ploy or Brett Farve maneuver. He is
serious about moving on. It is what happens when you
have to run a magazine or a steam engine or circus for
any length of time -- many moving parts, irregular intangibles,
messy, messy fragments. For Slevin, five years was his
limit. This is a lifetime for the centered, but for
the emotionally wrought, the true paranoids, it is something
of a world-class achievement. Lord knows, it is nothing
I wish to contemplate or even dare envision. It is a
hearty sort who treads the masthead lightly. Slevin
did it well, and we wish that whatever private sector
gig he now slides into, it would be quieter and filled
with less publicity hounds and voodoo dolls.
As
for me, I have found a new passion; the expunging of
all religious edifices in and around the island of Manhattan.
My partner will be Newt Gingrich, with whom I have decided
to enter a tontine, a sort of secret blood sport against
all religions, cults, and Tom Cruise. Personally, I
like Tom Cruise, but the Gingrich people assured me
his actions lately have been "highly motivated by foreign
sources" and that, they said, could not stand.
Recently
my attorney friend sent me an e-mail detailing Gingrich's
plan to exact vengeance on the Saudis, whom he claims
will not allow a Christian house of worship to be built
in their atavistic theocracy, therefore the proposed
mosque or Islamic Center to be opened two blocks from
Ground Zero is a no-no. This kind of half-cocked radical
thinking intrigues me of course, for it is rare that
any politician, especially a disgraced one with a penchant
to go off the rails in dimly vetted talking points,
would have the gall to take on religious freedom, the
cornerstone of how the bulk of this continent was overrun
by Europeans in the first place.
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