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January 05, 2004
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Who's Who the f***?!
Gabriel Syme (London)  Sui Generis
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George Monbiot aka Moonbat has joined the great and the good in the 2004 edition of Who's Who, described as environmentalist and writer.

Oh dear.

(in today's Telegraph's print edition)

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..aka Moronbiot, aka Monbi-onkers, purveyor of Monbiological waste!


Posted by Frank McGahon at January 5, 2004 09:28 PM

The Grauniad has given him a big space on the Comment and Opinion page (where he attacks the Adam Smith Institute, who must be striking a nerve). It's illustrated by a huge caricature of a white capitalist, complete with cigar, pulling teeth from a helpless brown victim.

Next to Moonbat's column is another 'Opinion and Comment' piece, straightforwardly bearing the byline 'Osama Bin Laden.' I wonder if the Guardian is paying him, or if they're violating his copyright?

Incidentally, Moonbat is not only an 'environmentalist and writer' - he's also a political leader.


Posted by The Tapir at January 6, 2004 09:40 AM
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