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SAVE THE SERBS
It’s Webdiary’s word of the day:
subsidiariaries
Use it in a sentence! Meanwhile, Webdiariary managing director David Roffey has startling news:
I’m currently in the UK discussing, inter alia, possibly being chief financial adviser on the privatisation of Telekom Srbija.
Good Lord! Do those poor Serbs know they’re dealing with a man whose management of a blog oversaw losses of $45,000 in just three months and sent its owner broke? How many bold tags will he chew through with an annual revenue of 617 million Euros*?
* An amount sufficient to keep Webdiary online for 5,500 years.
What’s he doing working for the Serbs? I thought the Serbs were the only people worse than the Jews in the eyes of the Left…
Posted by Spiny Norman on 2006 01 05 at 04:20 AM • permalinkSubsidiariaries.
Subsidiaries of subsidiaries are subsidiariaries.
Now I have a headache.
:^þ
Posted by Spiny Norman on 2006 01 05 at 04:24 AM • permalinkSeneca,
Does Webdiary support sale of Telstra now?
Only if there’s a buck in it for Roffey.
Posted by Spiny Norman on 2006 01 05 at 04:26 AM • permalinkSubsidiariaries are the product of a journalist who works at night.
``Diary’’ comes from the same root as ``journal,’’ namely Latin for ``day’’ (think ``diurnal’‘).
The ``sid’’ however is star, which I gather replaces the sun ; hence ``journalist under the stars.’‘
The famous practicioners are called subluniariaries.
Telekom Srbija
Informacije o firmi, uslugama, ISDN i mobilnoj telefoniji, i telefonski imenik
sa mogucnoscu pretrazivanja, webdiariarie servicariarije.What they meant to say was that they are a really only just sub dairy, ie they are milking far less than mighty Mangos dairy (which is now a mighty non dairy) which therefore must mean they are returning Mango juice back into the grid and receiving enormous credits from the Them.
Clearly this is efficiency at work !
#12 Given the left’s track record on war criminals, I bet he’s trying to track them down so he can nominate them for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Posted by Art Vandelay on 2006 01 05 at 08:32 AM • permalinkSpiny Norman:
What’s he doing working for the Serbs? I thought the Serbs were the only people worse than the Jews in the eyes of the Left…
You’d think that, but nope.
The far left now loves the Serbs and Milosevic, and have become (unsurprisingly), huge apologists for genocide and ethnic cleansing.
Great stuff on Oliver Kamm’s site about Noam Chomsky’s and Ed Herman’s love affair with Milosevic.
Tim just posted on another Milosevic loving far-left nutter, Neil Clark:
http://timblair.net/ee/index.php/weblog/comments/journalist_makes_a_new_friend/
Apparently being pro-genocide is not his only flaw.
And then of course, there’s another equally unhinged Clark, Ramsey, who’s Milosevic’s biggest American cheerleader, when he’s not fellating Saddam.
Posted by SoCalJustice on 2006 01 05 at 10:48 AM • permalinkRoffey may have his eyes on another hot, Serbian property.
Cheers
Posted by J.M. Heinrichs on 2006 01 05 at 03:21 PM • permalinkI’m currently in the UK discussing, inter alia, possibly being chief financial adviser on the privatisation of Telekom Srbija.
Shouldn’t that be under Allah?
Posted by Mystery Meat on 2006 01 05 at 07:07 PM • permalinkIf anyone has trouble sleeping the Small Business Act can be found here. Its objective is, apart from the usual US fixation with combating monopolistic behaviour, positive discrimination for the perceived disadvantage. The Act helpfully defines classes of people that can be disadvantaged: groups include, but are not limited to, Black Americans, Hispanic Americans, Native Americans, Indian tribes, Asian Pacific Americans, Native Hawaiian Organizations, and other minorities.
Although, curiously, the Act starts of by stating that it is the declared policy of Congress to promote small business for ventures such as the production of food and fiber, ranching, and raising of livestock, aquaculture, and all other farming and agricultural related industries, it does cover Defense programs.
However, the minimum 23 per cent appears to have no stronger status than a goal for all federal expenditure. Where practical concerns prohibit specific programs need not meet that goal. Instead each agency has a goal that represents the maximum practical opportunity for small business participation ( the best way to find ths is to search the long document for 23 per cent).
In short I agree with slammer.
Jeez, Norman, are you out of the loop! The Serbs are now officially designated victims of Western Imperialism. That Slobbo, he really stood up to The Man, man! He’s like a white Marion Barry except that he’s killed more people.
And the “people” he so-called killed were all running dog lackey - uh, I mean gay bashing racist red staters! Who probably voted for Bush on their way down the mine shaft that last day of their lives.
Posted by Steve Skubinna on 2006 01 05 at 08:47 PM • permalinkJust goes the show that the Left is happy enough to turn on Muslims who are perceived to be in the pocket of the West (i.e. Iraq and Bosnia). Of course, not that it’s a big surprise or anything to find the Left’s love of Islam to be nothing more than their usual ends-justify-the-means approach that will be discarded as soon as the majority of Muslims in a country can’t be used as a political weapon against the West anymore.
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Sounds as though he could have been the chief financial adviser for the NSW Government in negotiations with Cross City Tunnel!