» Jester’s Court — October 28, 2009 Foolocracy: Government by fools, silliness and unintelligent people

Posted in October 28th, 2009

How do you wish someone an unhappy birthday? Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is 53-years-old and, unfortunately, he will probably have a few more as Iranian President.
China has accused Google of censorship.
A Minnesota man is running for President of Croatia, and he may have a chance to win.
Millions of federal funds earmarked for an early warning tsunami system were misspent in American Somoa, probably causing an unnecessary loss of life last month.
Women have been banned from wearing trousers in an Indonesian province.
Nearly one-half the voters do not think Sarah Palin has the credentials to be President – that is one-half of Republican voters. Seven in ten of all Americans feel the same way.
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has scarlet fever.
Senator James Inhofe still believes that global warming is the “greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people,” but his position is getting lonelier in the Senate.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy is facing a criticism for not taking a shower. Actually, the criticism is for the construction of a $350,000 shower that was never used, but Sarkozy said the money was for renovation of eight rooms.
Hamas has banned elections on the Gaza Strip.
After the Space Shuttle shuts down in 2010, it will be 2016 before the United States can send an astronaut into space.