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04-08-2011, 11:47 PM
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December 01, 2010 4:59 pm ET by Kevin Zieber Michael Savage's conspiracy theories about Wikileaks' various connections are approaching insanity. In the span of his three-hour program Monday, Savage tackled the website's recent document dump from a number of angles ranging from declaring it a global leftist conspiracy to narcissistically complaining that he didn't find his own name embedded in the leaked cables. At the top of the show, Savage claimed that Wikipedia and Wikileaks were somehow linked, presumably because they share the prefix "wiki." 
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04-08-2011, 11:52 PM
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From a completely non-wiki source(I understand yours and his paranoia over this now):
He was apparently opposed to such things. But he was a friend of beat poet Allen Ginsberg, the very, very out gay author of Howl. In a 1970 letter to Ginsberg, someone signed Michael Weiner described a semi-erotic encounter he had had with another man in Fiji. Weiner says he did not write the letter, though the return address was in Honolulu, where Weiner resided at the time. Savage now describes his one-time friend Ginsberg as "latrine slime," and says that upon hearing of his death, "I clasped my hands together and prayed to God. I said, 'Thank you, God, for answering my prayers. One of the blights of the human race is gone.'"
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04-09-2011, 12:01 AM
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http://www.dartanyan.com/Artopinion/KSFO.html : the link to his moronic comments on little girls wanting to be raped.
There really is nothing good to say about Michael Savage. If you were joking about liking him, you might have let us know sooner. Otherwise, there's no hope for you, oh lord. Makes me almost want to say that I'll pray for your soul  Really, you should be more than ashamed; what pills are you on?
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