“Warren Kinsella's book, ‘Fight the Right: A Manual for Surviving the Coming Conservative Apocalypse,’ is of vital importance for American conservatives and other right-leaning individuals to read, learn and understand.”

- The Washington Times

“One of the best books of the year.”

- The Hill Times

“Justin Trudeau’s speech followed Mr. Kinsella’s playbook on beating conservatives chapter and verse...[He followed] the central theme of the Kinsella narrative: “Take back values. That’s what progressives need to do.”

- National Post

“[Kinsella] is a master when it comes to spinning and political planning...”

- George Stroumboulopoulos, CBC TV

“Kinsella pulls no punches in Fight The Right...Fight the Right accomplishes what it sets out to do – provide readers with a glimpse into the kinds of strategies that have made Conservatives successful and lay out a credible roadmap for progressive forces to regain power.”

- Elizabeth Thompson, iPolitics

“[Kinsella] deserves credit for writing this book, period... he is absolutely on the money...[Fight The Right] is well worth picking up.”

- Huffington Post

“Run, don't walk, to get this amazing book.”

- Mike Duncan, Classical 96 radio

“Fight the Right is very interesting and - for conservatives - very provocative.”

- Former Ontario Conservative leader John Tory

“His new book is great! All of his books are great!”

- Tommy Schnurmacher, CJAD

“I absolutely recommend this book.”

- Paul Wells, Maclean’s

“Kinsella puts the Left on the right track with new book!”

- Calgary Herald


Bela Lugosi’s DUI

The worst part about this story is, of course, that anyone would still get wasted and get behind the wheel:

Peter Murphy, lead singer of 1970s British goth-rock band Bauhaus, was being held in lieu of $500,000 bail after allegedly rear-ending a vehicle in Glendale, police said.

An eyewitness followed Murphy, 55, from Saturday’s crash at Central and Goode avenues in Glendale to the 3400 block of Barham Boulevard in Los Angeles because “he was afraid [Murphy] would kill someone with his driving,” according to Glendale police.

Murphy, who was in a Subaru Forester, reportedly struck a Mercedes about 11:48 a.m. Saturday at the intersection, then drove around the vehicle and entered the 134 Freeway, police said.

The second-worst part is that the lead singer of Bauhaus drives a Subaru Forester.



9 Responses to “Bela Lugosi’s DUI”

  1. Sb says:

    Good title.

  2. Eddie says:

    The worst part of course is that mugshot. Meth is not your looks best buddy Peter
    of course a slick defense lawyer will use Pter’s Sufi religion stating he was in a stat of Mazjoob ;)
    (Majzoob refers to that state of being immersed in the inner plane and divorced from the outside world. – from Wiki)

  3. patrick says:

    And the Subaru probably isn’t even black. And what the heck is he doing out at 11:45 am in the first place. Undead, indeed.
    He and Bauhaus did a great show at “The Government” (I think) in 98.

  4. Neil says:

    Allmost as bad as the singer from SFH driving a VW Beetle.
    But I look at that pic and keep thinking “undead..undead…undead.”

  5. John says:

    I hear they caught him “In the Flat Field”… Perhaps he had too much “Hair of the Dog”… or maybe it was a “Double Dare”…

  6. Simon Says says:

    Subaru Forester has a NHTSA five star safety rating for front and side impact.

  7. Small Cod says:

    as “Fight the Right” people, this interesting fact:

    “The company Temmler produced methamphetamine under the trademark Pervitin and so did the German and Finnish militaries. It was also dubbed “Pilot’s chocolate” or “Pilot’s salt”.[100] It was widely distributed across rank and division, from elite forces to tank crews and aircraft personnel, with many millions of tablets being distributed throughout the war.[101] Its use by German Panzer crews also lead to it being known as “Panzerschokolade” (“Panzer chocolate” or “tankers’ chocolate”).[102][103] More than 35 million three-milligram doses of Pervitin and the closely related Isophan were manufactured for the German army and air force between April and July 1940″

  8. Chubsy Ubsy says:

    The sad part (nothwithstanding he got behind a wheel)…is that they found METH on him. You`d think he`d know better not to try that stuff. Big difference between smoking flowers and doing smack. Geesh.

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