Ian Schwartz has been linked on Drudge (“FINGERS FLY ON CNN…” — with a picture, no less), and his server seems unable to handle what is obviously a huge spike in traffic.
I can’t open it, so this post will serve as congratulations to Ian (and a reminder to me to try the link later).
UPDATE: I finally saw the video, which is another example of a small group of people (there were a hundred or so demonstrators) achieving enormous political leverage they do not deserve. They know that few people agree with them, so they concentrate their resources on carefully selected targets — in this case a media bus — in the hope that their hapless marks will confuse intimidation with “democracy.”
It often works.
When fingers fly, traffic spikes
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2 responses to “When fingers fly, traffic spikes”
Speaking of being linked, your “Terrorism Sucks — Fundamentally!” entry came in as #1 on google when I searched for terrorism sucks. Nice.
Yeah, well the last time I looked I was falling behind in the values department. (CV used to be number one values-based site, but I guess the competition has beefed up the necessary Google verbiage.)
I do appreciate the encouraging words!