From the LA Times article: “In a low voice that could not be heard throughout the auditorium, Zimerman, universally considered among the world’s finest pianists, made reference to Guantanamo Bay and U.S. military policies toward Poland.”

Let’s see, Obama claims to have closed Gitmo, and he has said he’s backing off helping Poland out and leaving it in Putin’s hands. That worked our pretty well for Poland 70 years ago.

Whatever, pal. Here, let me hold the door for you so it doesn’t his you in the…

What does that mean? Go before his money? Doesn’t make any sense.

..Unless you mean “forgo his money”–which means to give it up…

Just sayin’

Daniel Gildenlow, lead singer of progressive rock band Pain of Salvation, has not toured the US in years over opposition to government policies of fingerprinting everyone that comes into the country from overseas. He only recently changed his policy, announcing a tour in the US this summer, on the grounds that having Obama as President was enough for him (although he says he’s still vociferously against the fingerprinting policy).

That being said, he figured out a way of getting me to see him perform anyways… his band is touring with the favorite band of myself and Utah Governor Huntsman (Dream Theater). Decisions, decisions…

I read the article, and he appears to be suffering from some delusional thinking about the “real world” that many geniuses struggle with. His piano was destroyed shortly after 9-11 as a security precaution by the Transportation Security Administration, so now he assembles his piano himself when he travels. Obviously his piano is very important to him. He is a brilliant pianist but he seems to be having a hard time sorting out the world around him.

I can almost be sure Zimmerman is Jewish before he is Polish and his opinions more closely resemble the average Bolshevik than they do the average Pole.