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December 07, 2004
INDC Presents: Dances with Moonbats - Moonbat Xtreme

Part Two

Posted by Bill

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Note: This post is best appreciated if read aloud with an Australian or Queen's English accent. It's a continuation of INDC's popular Moonbat Science Series. Thank you.

Part One

Part Two

And, welcome back! By the end of our previous installment, we'd revisited some common moonbat species, explained some moonbat mythology, had a brush with death and communed with our first beastie! Let's rejoin the swarm!

Chastened by my brief encounter with an overprotective game warden that unnecesarily warned me about feeding the fauna, I wandered down the marble steps of Temple Jebediah in search of a new place to conduct my studies. Lo and behold, in the shadow of the Monument to White Patriarchal Oppression of the Exalted Tribes of Sapphic Womyn (the Washington Monument, to you and me), I finally spotted them and caught my breath; the first Killer Organized Worker Moonbats, or "Killer Orgees."

I couldn't make my study too obvious or directly engage them, lest they sense any anti-collectivist impulse and beat me savagely.

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I sidled up to a small group and surreptitiously snapped a picture of the tribal colors and insignia that mark a Killer Orgee. Always remember this helpful old rhyme that will help you distinguish this dangerous breed of moonbat from benign look-alikes:

"Yellow, green and black,
Under red,
No need for dread,

"Red, green and black,
Under yellow tone,
Wind up in Giants Stadium endzone!"


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Here's a full frontal view of a Killer Orgee. Note the fact that these highly aggressive and intolerant beasts never smile. Some speculate that their facial muscles are paralyzed and unable to move in the happy manner common to humans and friendlier species of moonbats, sort of a partial form of Moebius Syndrome. I say "partial," because these buggers can certainly frown. Oh yes, they can frown.

Note the logic on this fellow's sign - he equates any form of conditional reproductive rights with interference in his right to mate or have recreational intercourse. Or sleep, apparently. In any event, despite their dedicated attempts to thin their own numbers with late-term abortions and copious amounts of illicit substances, the moonbat infiltration of human educational institutions guarantees a cyclical, never-ending swarm. Thank heavens.


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Suddenly, just as I spotted this fellow, a buzz of excited chittering began to overtake the gathering. A loudspeaker whined, and a Killer Orgee triumphantly declared that they would play a recorded message from Mumia Abu-Jamal, live from death row! Compounding my confusion at the existence of a "live ... tape," I stopped and stood befuddled at my ignorance of the fact that such a famous American was a moonbat! And to top it off, I had no idea he was on death row, or what for!

Let's have a listen to this "live recording" from Mumia Abu-Jamal:







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Mumia Abu-Jamal

"Almost all of us from wherever we’ve come have something vital in common: we’re engaged in the world of work."

This sounds like the opening to one of my old secondary school educational films about economics.

"Some of us are members of unions, as am I a proud card-carrying member of the national writer’s union, which is affiliated with the National Auto Workers."

Writing? Auto Workers? Death Row? Basketball? I'm right confused, I am.

Let's take a commercial break and wait for this fellow to finish up.


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Before and after a hard day of scientific moonbat safari, I love to stop in at the local Super Wal Mart, where I pick up supplies, fuel up with some McDonalds, grab a new prescription for my spectacles and have elective surgery, all at low, low, low and super-low prices!

At Wal Mart, they're rolling back prices every day! God love 'em! Always low prices! Always!

I have no idea how they do it!


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Mumia Abu-Jamal

Alright, we're back, and he's still talking ...

"The drastic loss of US manufacturing jobs and the resulting loss of wages can be traced to the NAFTA Bill. That’s why a Million Worker March is so necessary, to break free of the corporate gibble-gobble that now dominates the coming election."

Gibble-gobble, indeed.

"It is … a resurgence of the labor movement that is truly revolutionary and does not settle for its slice, but changes the social order completely or else we will be choosing the same old monkeys to sit over us, as they betray us forever. Their time must end.

From death row, this is Mumia Abu-Jamal."

I thought the old bloke would never finish. He was a fantastic American basketball player, but he's a bloody awful public speaker. He's got some dedicated hooligans, though ...

“Free Mumia Now! Free Mumia Now!”

Right. Moving on.


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Look at this beautiful old fellow, he's just lovely, a perfect example of Macroglossius lunarius pacifistus aeternus, or Aged Hippie Moonbat. Note the multi-colored sleeves, two-fingered gang sign and permanent orbital rainbow that are all dead giveaways for the breed.

This grand old Duke was certainly traveling with swarms and protesting everything from wars to nuclear reactors to shopping malls before I was even a gleam in my besotted father's eye. Just goes to show you, the causes may change, but the sentiment and lysergic acid diethylamide remain the same.

Rock on, Rainbow Warrior.


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A relative of the Aged Hippie Moonbat is this breed of Macroglossius lunarius praeceptor academia, commonly found teaching the evils of American imperialism in social studies and English classes from middle school to universities all across North America. Quite a common, peaceful and lovely breed, essential to the continued renewal of the species.


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Right, this is a rather nasty DC swarm regular, one of the alpha-males among the Desmodius lunarius peiorus solacium formidilosus, or Evil Terrorist Supporting Moonbats. Quite a dangerous, intolerant breed, they are known for constantly screeching at a pitch and decibel that's harmful to human ears. In addition, they actively support the violent sacrifice of innocent humans by proxy.

Even as a research scientist and species aficionado, I have little positive to say about this parasitic and nasty fellow. Moving on.


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INDC regulars may recognize this female lunarius peiorus solacium formidilosus, a local DC moonbat activist that likes to shout down Iraqi expatriates as CIA spies. It seems that she's pregnant. The offspring will likely have the pleasure of growing up in a black crib, in a black-walled room while wearing a black leather jumper and being read Nietzian nursery rhymes. Very typical of the species.


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A closer look reveals an attempt to block out fantastical mind rays that she believes are Karl Rove's attempt to control her thoughts. Unfortunately, given the hysterical and counterproductive tone and influence of her discourse, I'd say she's failing. Miserably.


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This sign is great display of the typical logic and mathematics of a macroglossius lunarius commonus. For example, in their parlance:

Peace = Free

3,000 protestors standing = "1 Million workers/moms/men marching"

Net Even Job Creation/Loss = "1.6 million lost jobs"

France + Germany = "Europe"

1,200 military deaths = "Quagmire"

The list goes on and on ... and on.


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I spied these dedicated game wardens having a bit of a huddle, no doubt to plot advanced strategies of professional moonbat containment in order to guarantee a safer gathering. Let's sneak a microphone in and have a listen ...

"So I mean, would ya?"

"Would I what?"

"You know ..."

"Dude! No fucking way! I'm not going to catch patchouli!"

"It's not contagious, dumbass, it's a scented oil."

"Oh, ok ... well ... in that case, sure, go for it. Tap it."

"Cool."


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Right.


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Oh here's a fantastic beauty, a Macroglossius lunarius grandiculus oculatus, or Big-Eyed Kravitz Bat. These fascinating creatures have extremely large eyes with a compound structure very similar to that of an insect. Here's an scientific approximation of how these amazing creatures see the world ...


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The irony of the eye structure is its maladaptive nature. As this slide demonstrates, she's almost effectively blind as as a bat. Fascinating.


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Here we've got a few specimens of lunarius falso puerilis conquisitionis, sporting signs and painfully earnest stares.

Adorable!


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Ah, our first welcome sighting of Macroglossius lunarius antigeriocolorarius, or Technicolor Hippie Moonbats. These delightful beasties are typically boisterous and sassy, really just the most charming creatures you'd ever hope to meet. Some excellent plumage on that male.


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Macroglossius lunarius boarerus commonus

A Common Barking Moonbat in full-throated yowl. Fantastic.


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One cultural theme common to all moonbats is their affinity and attraction for losing causes. Scientists aren't sure if they become attracted to the causes because they happen to be losing at the time, or whether the causes lose because the moonbats rally behind them. It's a classic chicken and egg argument that's perplexed my colleagues for decades.


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I'm not quite sure what to make of this typically incomprehensible totem. Excellent craftsmanship.


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Macroglossius lunarius commonus folk dancing musicians! Let's have a listen:

Don’t scab for the bosses
Don’t listen to their lies
Poor folks ain’t got a chance
Unless they organize

Which side are you on boys?
Which side are you on?

Which side are you o-ha-ha-haaaan
Ha-hahaa-aaan?
Which side are you on?
Hoo—ooh-oh-oooon?


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An adoring audience, but noticeably, no dancing. Killer Orgees are much too serious and dour a breed for such displays of frivolity.


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One might recognize one of the singing moonbats for his supporting role in the film "A Mighty Wind." This is unsurprising, as many moonbats become quite successful in Hollywood.


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Flush with confidence and excitement from the day's observations, I decided to attempt more direct communication with a member of the swarm. This fellow looked at me with suspicion as I approached, but a timely offering of a packet of ho-ho's soon gained his confidence.

INDC: Your sign says, ‘Don’t invade Sudan.’ What are you anticipating with this statement?

"David:" Well, both of the … both of the major presidential candidates and even a lot of supposedly peace assessment groups are conducting this media campaign claiming that there’s genocide in Sudan and calling for an invasion. There’s a lot of oil there and they – the US government - might want to get that. The US government has been attacking Sudan for the past 10 years and supporting the various rebel groups that are causing the problems.

INDC: But you don’t think that there’s genocide going on in the Sudan?

David: There are in Darfur … there are like at least 3 or 4 different armed groups fighting and, um, I don’t know who’s to blame for all the violence or how much there is, but I know it’s being caused by intervention. So more intervention is going to make things worse.

INDC: Well most accounts say that the problem lies with government-supported Arab militias that are killing civilians.

David: They say that it’s Arabs exterminating black people in Darfur, black Muslims. In reality, everybody in Sudan is black.

INDC: Actually it’s a very subtle racial war amongst different groups of "black" people (Arab and African). A recent UN report just stated that 70,000 people died in Darfur in March …

David: That wasn’t violence

INDC: … in refugee camps.

David: … that was people dying of diseases and refugee camps and stuff. It requires more money for food aid and medical aid and that kind of thing, not a military intervention.

INDC: But the reason that the refugees are there in the first place is because of the violence that’s going on. So you don’t advocate any military intervention to stop the violence?

David: No.

INDC: So how can the violence be stopped?

David: Well they can stop supporting all the um, groups that are perpetrating the violence, like the rebel groups.

INDC: How are they supporting them? And by “they,” do you mean the United States?

David: The US government and whoever else is doing it.

INDC: And what’s “their” motivation?

David: Um, to continue to destabilize the country and …

INDC: Why?

David: I don’t exactly know what their motivation is, just to keep it from becoming a big power. I mean, it’s a large country and they want to make sure they don’t become a big economic power and they want to go in and control the oil.

INDC: Ah, now I see. Thank you, thank you very much.


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Well, I'd certainly gained this fellow's favor and learned a great deal about the Sudan's impending rise as a world power, along with the nobility of the Iraqi resistance.

My favorite quote from a union speaker sums up the day's lesson, I think:

“It takes flawed intelligence to talk about flawed intelligence! The way they talk about flawed intelligence, Iraq could NOT attack the United States within 45 minutes with nuclear arms like they said!”

Flawed intelligence, indeed.

Stay tuned for the next installment. Until next time!

And vote for INDC. Thanks.

Posted by Bill at December 7, 2004 12:59 PM | TrackBack (16)

Comments

Great work Bill!

As usual.

I sometimes fear that the collective moonbattery might somehow come across your site and figure out your gig. I would hate to see you be remembered as the first blogger to be beaten up by a bunch of pacifists.

You’re a braver man than I. But as they say, no guts no glory. You will most surely be go down in history as the Margaret Meade of moonbats.

Posted by: jmaster [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 01:13 PM

I've had a couple of challenges - "hey why are you always here?" Another time, some tried to kick me out of a moonbat press pool at the Michael Berg/ANSWER rally. Wasn't a big deal. Responding self-righteously typically works.

As far as getting beaten, the "Killer Orgees" jokes may be jokes, but they are pretty accurate. Unionbats the only kind that I step pretty lightly around, because they'll actually beat you, if the preponderence of pre-election press clippings are any indication.

Posted by: Bill from INDC [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 01:22 PM

Ahhhhhhhhhh. That's some good Moonbat-fix dude.

Posted by: David Andersen [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 01:24 PM

Big Eyed Kravitz Bat

LMAO! You're gonna get me fired, dude.

Posted by: Etouffee [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 02:00 PM

You can't find this on The Kerry Spot.

Posted by: Marty5220 [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 02:06 PM

BRAVO!!!
I love your reports from the depth of the swarm.
You know, I have a field guide for birds, insects and even butterflies. I have never seen one for sale for moonbats. Where did you get yours?

Posted by: babs [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 02:20 PM

Astonishing! I could actually hear the Queen's English accent! Jolly good show, old sport!

Posted by: slarrow [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 02:59 PM

Bill,
You better pray that one of the Ogrees doesn't figure out how to work the interenet lest you get an ass wuppin. We can't let that happen, as who else would bring us fun at the expnese of moonbats. Certainly not Kerry spot. I'll have to resort to reading DU bolgs about how the election was stollen yet again by Karl Roves minions of middle america hackers!

Posted by: Big Mac w/ an Egg [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 02:59 PM

Bill,
Love it - thank you for your careful research. Up by me (Detroit), we have many many of those Union-type bats. They can be very scary (and hazardous to foreign-made cars.)

Posted by: carin [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 03:25 PM

You have actually inspired me. I am going to see a big time hippie type band tonight at a local bar. I expect to see many of the barefooted, pony tailed, tie-died hemp wearing (and toking), twirly-dancing, psychedelic mushroom eating variety. An interesting strain for sure. Since I am but an amateur moonbat watcher, I am not familiar with the Linnaean nomenclature for this type (types?).

I actually have quite a few friends in this category. I usually don’t bring up politics at such events, because I know I am vastly outnumbered. But tonight, as an experiment, I plan to wear my “Adopt A Sniper” bracelet. That should lead to some interesting conversations. I’ll also try to smuggle in a camera.

Posted by: jmaster [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 05:11 PM

Uh, this sort of thing should only be attempted by professionals ... though hippies are usually harmless. Unless they're Charlie Manson hippies.

Posted by: Bill from INDC [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 05:16 PM

Thanks for the expert advice, Bill.

I have one secret defense device that I have used in the past. I am willing to share it here, as maybe it will someday save a life.

When I feel imminent personal threat from a raving moonbat, I whip out my voter registration card, and hold it in front of their eyes. When they see that I am a registered Independent, they usually become frozen in their tracks. They seem to enter a trance-like state, unable to speak or move except for a slight side-to-side and bobbing head motion.

I’ve never seen it happen, but I imagine this is what it must look like immediately before one’s head explodes. Is the head exploding thing just an urban legend, or has it actually been documented somewhere in the moonbat research literature?

So on second thought, I’ll leave my bracelet at home tonight. My observations lead me to suspect that moonbats are mysteriously attracted to shiny objects. I better not take any unnecessary risks, especially considering it is still so close to the election.

Thanks again for pointing out the potential dangers I overlooked in my amateur exuberance.


Posted by: jmaster [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 06:48 PM

Holy God, that was the best laugh I've had all day. Very enjoyable. Thank you. :)

Posted by: skits [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 08:45 PM

Bill, you're killing me! As a former D.C. resident (specifically, Montgomery County, Olney School District), I well remember the caution required to survive in an environment where you are surrounded by rabid moonbats.

Obviously, you are unleashing your best work to stimulate votes for you at Wizbang. You're getting my vote every day!

FormerTexan

Posted by: MichaelM [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 09:35 PM

Day-um Bill,
You haven't lost your edge. Brilliant. I love the extras, like the Kravitz-eye view. Bravo!

Posted by: Cranky Neocon [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 09:40 PM

You're killin me, Bill--KILLIN me! I mean, the slide demonstrating the worldview of the Big-Eyed Kravitz Bat-brilliant! A Common Barking Moonbat in full-throated yowl-I can't take it... You really should consider a feature length film, or at least a PBS Nature style documentary...

Posted by: Gene [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 7, 2004 10:57 PM

I started reading this at school, couldn't stop laughing. The kids wanted to know what I was looking at. Had to stop.

Now it's after 11 and I have to go wipe the tears of laughter.

Thanks, Bill!

Posted by: kathianne [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 8, 2004 12:08 AM

Truly spectacular. . . when do we get to see the Moonbat Hummel?

Posted by: sarahbugs [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 8, 2004 02:10 PM

Hillarious. I had Diet Coke up my nose in laughter with this one: "Some excellent plumage on that male." You really do need to find an appropriate voice over and make a short film. Who knew there were so many species?

Posted by: SteveL [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 8, 2004 02:54 PM

Ahhhh...That's the stuff.

I actually work amidst many of these same species. They're tricky little buggers, though. Once they dissapate amongst homo sapiens they can temporarily lose a lot of their moonbatty characteristics and appear almost normal. Normal, that is, until they hear mention of words like "Bush" "Social Security privatization" "courage" "sacrifice" "free markets" "capitalism" and of course "Republican". Then...oh man. They change... V. scary to witness, that.

Posted by: willow [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 8, 2004 05:25 PM

Bill,

Extremely fine work, my man. Listen, do you actually mingle with them when you do it ... or do you have the moonbat equivalent of a "shark cage"? Scary people.

Thanks for photographing that fat ball of goo with the "Victory for the Iraqi Resistance" poster. Incredible.

Posted by: Daisy Cutter [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 9, 2004 01:06 AM

excellent work bill.

i actually walked right past mara on the street late one night. my girl and i both whipped around and stared as she and her man passed. couldn't identify him.

wished i had my camera.

Posted by: mlah [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 9, 2004 01:36 AM

Outstanding job, Bill!
Would you say that the moonbat population is thriving? I'm thinking of the potential of a little big game hunting, and was wondering at the possibilities.
Would you use large caliber projectiles, or buckshot?
The male of the species appears to have lethal amounts of testosterone, so consupmtion of their flesh would no doubt be detrimental to my health.
The female of the species might be better suited for eating, but I imagine that dressing the game might entail a certain exposure to viral infections. Still, I imagine that, if the animal is taken under non-stress circumstances, with appropriate precautions, eating a properly prepared animal might be rather enjoyable.
You've made some wonderful observations on moonbats, and there are some intriguing possibilities for big game hunters, but I must admit that my tastes still run towards the dextorus liberatarus intellectum, whose very presence fulfills my nutritional needs beyond what is provided by a nice chef salad.

Posted by: Sgt. B. [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 9, 2004 02:06 PM

I cannot condone the hunting of these majestic creatures.

I suggest you stick with deer.

Posted by: Bill from INDC [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 9, 2004 02:12 PM

Free Mumia (limit one Mumia per moonbat)

Posted by: Gullyborg [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 10, 2004 07:37 PM

This is one of the most creative and hilarious pieces I've read on the internet. It also confirms what I've long believed. Poor liberals have no discernable trace of humor genes while the conservatives appear to have gotten them all.

This union rally, for whatever purpose it was actually organized, highlights the idiocy of these folks. Unions aligned with hippies protestors (people who are permanently allergic to working). How is this possibly going to translate into a meaningful, productive relationship?

No doubt this remarkable and truly important study of a pointless, obnoxious and all-but-extinct species (moonbats, aka hippie protestors) will contribute much to preserve and expand the conservative movement. However, brilliant as this sutdy is, it won't be as effective at swelling conservative ranks as the EXCESSIVE media attention these pitiful moonbats get!

Please continue your dangerous and difficult work.

Posted by: sobellejanet [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 12, 2004 02:00 PM

I'm pretty sure I just ruptured my friggin' spleen chortling at this stuff!

Posted by: The Valiant Elephant [TypeKey Profile Page] at July 15, 2005 01:54 AM