In the middle of a jihad training camp

Back I am in Londonistan...and just now folks, I am sitting in the middle of what looks just like a jihad training camp. All around me Moslems illegaly smoke houkahs (Palm Palace) and eat halal meat on Edgeware Road. Talk about ~K~e~b~a~b~i~s~t~a~n!
Friends stayed the night at the Victory Services Club, where common sense prevails, as if in an oasis. We went up to see Bob in Ealing, where again, it was like little Afghanistan, or what the fuckistan. Stanhope, Stanmore, Stanford...See what I mean? As my uncle once told me, stay out of the Stan lands.
But it's all turning that way. Back in America - just look at Detroit, Brooklyn, these hearts of the homeland are turning stan. It's sad. But we have a plan, make a new plan, Stan...

Cruising

When the war broke out in 2001, a friend of mine was prepared. He got out his left hand side drive US Army jeep and made his presence known in London, particularly West London. People got the message. The war went really well, we got lots of insurgents and awful people are now in Guantanamo Bay atoning for their stupidity. Onlookers used to cheer him on for his act.
But now something has gone very wrong. A newly elected leader is about to release the terrorists into society - it seems his party, the Democrats, have a habit of releasing criminals who then turn on the citizens. They like to make the same mistake as many times as they can get away with it. Dumb and dumber could not compete with their selfish antics.
So the jeep may not just be a symbolic gesture of one man's support for his country, its allies and the troops, it may be de rigeur for every man how loves his freedom. Terrorists with guns, and some with laptops, like Gary Mckinnon, will be threatening your life. And it seems now that Gary McKinnon has got the support of some rag head musicians who, in empathy with towel heads, want these people out on the streets. They belong in jail getting their a&$ kicked and kicked hard. On Inauguration Day, 20th January 2009, expect a line of jeeps in Washington to remind the boy who never served what real men are like.

Singles meets in London

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Amazing architecture in Bedford Square

Front and side images of the DRL TEN Pavilion in Bedford Square, WC1, SW corner or Bedford Square. Alan Dempsey and Alvin Huang of the Design Research Lab developed this for an Architectural Association competition. It uses 13mm fiber reinfoced concrete panels which are usually used for cladding. This really is an impressive structure with a light, friendly feel to it. Could not help admiring the spontaneity and originality, along with the functionalism. I imagine we may see more of these in the future. It holds about 10 people.