ever forward and twirling toward freedom

EVER FORWARD AND TWIRLING TOWARD FREEDOM FREE

Sam and Scib have no oxygen in their blood after last week, yet they strive on to talk the new PM and the go, re- the Au Pairs. The PL-01 is a very cool looking tank, so I was excited to make it available to the 3mm gaming community. Yes, it’s true that Forward has no specific policies yet, as Reuters reported Wednesday. Latest episodes from Twirling Towards Freedom. Anyway, I finally came up with my not-Kzin faction, which Im tentatively calling the 'Kzouti'. One of the most recent announcements from the MON is the PL-01 medium tank, which is a testbed for some new warfighting systems, including an active stealth system designed to defeat electronic detection and targeting systems. My MicroFleet line continues to march forward into the stars - forward, not backward, upward not forward, and always twirling, twirling, twirling towards freedom cough Little Simpsons humor there. It's like having those neighbors who are the neighborhood drunkards, but instead of a couple junked-out cars sitting in the front yard, the Russians have thousands of modern tanks. We must commit ourselves fully to a policy of treating even the most heinous ideas as legitimate discourse and respecting all lives devoted to twirling toward freedom. The Polish Ministerstwo Obrony Narodowej (English: 'Ministry of Stay The Hell Off Our Lawn') has been one of the few European defense ministries actively continuing to develop new and improved weapons systems, which may have something to do with their neighbors to the east, who tend to be. But if President Jonathan’s supporters are now looking for a slogan better than Bring Back Goodluck, even “Twirling towards freedom” would be a step in the right direction.In-between cleaning up the mess that Shapeways made of my storefront and pushing forward on commissions I'm building, I took the time to make something that might be useful for both modern/near-future and sci-fi gamers.

It’s hard to pin down the worst political tagline ever. In fact, it was perilously close to the speech given by alien overlord Kang in the Simpsons: “Forward, not backward! Upward, not forward – and always twirling! Twirling, twirling towards freedom!” Not that Labour’s own 2005 battle cry, Forward, Not Back, made much more sense. In this case probably the latter, since it appeared alongside slogans like, “It’s not racist to impose limits on immigration,” and “How would you feel if a bloke on early release attacked your daughter?”

At best, this one sounds like a clumsy come-on at worst, a kind of conspiratorial racism, the sort that comes with the weirdly confident assertion that “everyone’s thinking it”, usually followed by a self-aggrandising, “but we’re not afraid to say it”. Take the Tory 2005 slogan, “Are you thinking what we’re thinking?” (apparently we weren’t, because they lost).

EVER FORWARD AND TWIRLING TOWARD FREEDOM FREE

As opposed to what, George? Plans to bring peace to Narnia? Government scholarships to Hogwarts? Free healthcare for Santa’s elves?īritish slogans haven’t fared much better. upward, not forward and always twirling, twirling towards freedom'. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. While George W Bush managed to grasp that America existed and, indeed, was America, his 2006 slogan betrayed a rather basic understanding of what a government does: “Real plans for real people”. It’s unclear which country he thought America had turned into, or what sorcery had done it – but he seemed convinced the voters had the key to changing it back. In the spirit of moving forward (not backward) and upward, (not forward) and always twirling, twirling towards freedom. May we suggest: “Believe in climate change”?īut perhaps he was talking to John Kerry, whose presidential election campaign in 2004 pleaded, “Let America be America again”, a line from a 1935 poem by Langston Hughes. To which the obvious response was: we do, Mitt. There are a baffling number of contenders for the prize – such as Mitt Romney’s official 2012 slogan: “Believe in America”. But Bring Back Goodluck would be far from the worst political slogan ever.

Jonathan himself has asked his supporters not to use the hashtag, which has sparked an angry backlash online. Their logic seems to be based on the ideas that a) sticking “bring back” on the front of a hashtag will ensure viral success and b) reminding everyone of a president’s failure to secure the release of kidnapped schoolgirls will ensure re-election. But less than six months later, in a misguided show of support for Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan, a group campaigning for his re-election have adapted the hashtag into the political slogan #BringBackGoodluck2015. T he #BringBackOurGirls hashtag that called for the release of 200 schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram militants in Nigeria was one of the biggest ever social media campaigns.

Ever forward and twirling toward freedom