Note to Dr. Credulous: You’re Fired

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Sorry, Doc, but you are cut from the team. Vamoose! And don’t let the door hit you in the kiester as you leave.

I thought it might be nice to give some space on this blog to someone who believes what he hears from the nooze media and Hollywood; but heck, we’ve already got Joe Collidge for that. And there are still millions of nooze-eaters out there who think Hillary shoulda been president only darn old Donald Trump did Collusion With The Russians.

They’ve already got a voice, and more of a voice than is good for America. Dr. Credulous, you’ll just have to go back to teaching Intersectional Gender Fluid Superhero Self-Stimulation at Harvard.

‘Cause we don’t need you here.

5 comments on “Note to Dr. Credulous: You’re Fired

  1. I read your NWV article earlier, and it reminded me of an incident with one of my grandsons several years ago, when he was in grade school. He brought home a book (supposedly math) so I could help him with his homework assignment. The questions (?!) were not really math (or very little), but rather social(ism) studies about how inhumanly we in the U.S.
    treated the poor Mexicans who came here to take jobs in farming. After 2 or 3 of these asinine questions, I put the book down and said to the grandson, that I did not approve of this kind of propaganda and he said, “well, I didn’t think this was right either…” Even a grade school boy knew better. I took the book to the school next day and confronted the teacher about it. I don’t remember now what the outcome was, but he never brought that book home again.

    1. In the high school where I taught, the “sex education” textbooks were never allowed to be brought out of the classroom at all: they didn’t want parents to see them, and it never occurred to anyone to demand an accounting.

  2. Speaking of Dr. Credulous, does Harvard really offer a class called “Intersectional Gender Fluid Superhero Self-Stimulation?” Ha ha! I wouldn’t be surprised…

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