Let's see what Andy Khouri's been espousing lately

So, what has our old friend, the phony comics fan Andy Khouri - whom I'm sure knows quite well Will Eisner was critical of Islam in his last graphic novel - been tweeting recently? Well, here's several from his page in the past week or so:

CNN host destroys Jeb Bush: You blame Hillary for Benghazi but insist brother blameless for 9/11 http://t.co/zYutDlAkNN

— Andy Khouri (@andykhouri) October 18, 2015

But of course, Khouri cannot bring himself to admit Bill Clinton's incompetence led to 9-11.

The hosts of fox and friends are the most reliably stupid people on television. At every opportunity, they always have the stupidest take.

— Andy Khouri (@andykhouri) October 19, 2015

And little Mr. Khouri is one of the most reliably stupid, conservative-hating males around too. At any and every opportunity, he'll either make you laugh or sigh at his sheer incompetence and overall disdain for humanity.

Jim Webb drops out of the democratic primary. If only he'd had more time. https://t.co/trszLgEFGj

— Andy Khouri (@andykhouri) October 20, 2015

If only Mr. Khouri would rethink his take on righties. Now, what's this he says about Bill Kristol:

Bill Kristol is pro empire because they dissolved the Congress and gave local governors direct control over their territories (the states).

— Andy Khouri (@andykhouri) October 20, 2015

That the empire uses fear and murder to maintain power doesn't bother Kristol and co because they believe those things are good. See: Iraq.

— Andy Khouri (@andykhouri) October 20, 2015

That Saddam used fear and murder to maintain power in his time doesn't bother a non-entity like Khouri, alas.

Tacit argument made by Kristol and executed by Bush is that non-American lives are inherently less valuable, thus any action is justified.

— Andy Khouri (@andykhouri) October 20, 2015

Tacit belief by males like Khouri is that Muslim women victimized by honor murders are less valuable, ditto gays and lesbians murdered under Islamofascism.

That's why men like Bill Kristol can watch Star Wars and be genuinely moved by the Empire's patriotism. They really believe it.

— Andy Khouri (@andykhouri) October 20, 2015

Correction: that's why males like Khouri can turn their backs on serious issues like the Koran's darkest content. They really believe it's no big deal.

If we assume Kristol is kidding, that everyone takes his pro-empire remarks at face value says more about him than it does the observer.

— Andy Khouri (@andykhouri) October 20, 2015

We may not think Kristol's a saint - indeed, he's not - but neither do we think Khouri's babble should be taken at face value.