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![...And Here's Dan Gainor (Pronounced "Gay'-Ner[d]") Blaming The 2008 Housing Crash On Barney Frank's Gay Lover...Folks, Call Us Crazy, But We're Gonna Go Out On A Limb Here And Throw Down An Exiled Bet That Dan Gainor (Pronounced...) Is Yet Another Closet-Case Homophobe...Yeah, Shocker Ain't It...Anyway, Time To Open Up A "Gainor Pool" Bet, We'll Announce The Over/Under Odds On Which Month Gainor Gets Busted In The Lincoln Memorial With A German Bodybuilder's Forearm Up Gainor's Ass...](http://exiledonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/gainor1.jpg)
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One thing you notice more and more the longer you hang around this sleazy world is the way mainstream types can’t admit to the obvious. They always have to act shocked. So it’s like, “Bond Mogul Convicted of Fraud”-oh, the…
Gary Brecher / Aug 11, 2009 / Comments (97)
When the fourth of July rolls around, you’re supposed to think of, I don’t know, the Constitution and backyard cookouts like in old Chevy ads—but for me, it’s really Gettysburg we’re celebrating. Greatest battle in American history.
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Summer Reading: Banquo’s Ghosts, by Richard Lowry and Keith Korman, Vanguard Press (2009), 352 pages. You have to feel a little sorry for the two neocons who co-wrote Banquo’s Ghosts. The idea seems simple enough: a Tom Clancy-style thriller about a…
Gary Brecher / Jun 26, 2009 / Comments (32)
It took me a while to figure out why everybody was nagging me to do a column on the Iranian elections. Everybody seemed to think it was all mysterious and world-shaking. Finally I realized, you’re all het up because every…
Gary Brecher / Jun 18, 2009 / Comments (72)
Kandy Man with long name who fought the Brits. Key fact: in Sri Lanka heroes were allowed to get fat, another reason to like the place. You see some pretty sick stuff when you do my job, but I just…
Gary Brecher / May 22, 2009 / Comments (141)
Cheech Marin moonlighting as the leader of the Tamil Tigers? I have to say “Thank you, God of War,” because we just saw a decisive victory in a war, for once. I never thought I’d live to see the day….
Gary Brecher / May 20, 2009 / Comments (37)
Velupillai Prabhakaran: LTTE’s Guerrilla Generalissimo One thing you have to give the doomed Tamil rebels in Sri Lanka credit for: their supporters sitting in comfortable first-world cities have no shame when it comes to begging for help. Militarily the Sri…
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