Nauseating global meme in a day or less: The Rolling Stones' "Sweet Neo Con," a hit that doesn't have to be heard to be written about.no one

Mick Jagger is giving the White House a bit of lip. Treading political terrain covered already by artists including Eminem, Jandek, Green Day and Bruce Springsteen, the Rolling Stones' new album includes a song railing against well-connected contractors and the war on terrorism. In the song, "Sweet Neo Con," Mr. Jagger sings, "How come you're so wrong / My sweet neo con? / Where's the money gone / In the Pentagon?" according to lyrics provided by a band [flunky] -- New York Times

CBC News, Canada - 1 hour ago
... Much has been made about the iconic band's new song Sweet Neo Con, which appears to be a criticism of the conservative politics of US President George W. Jandek ...

Chicago Sun-Times, United States - 12 hours ago
"It is not really aimed at anyone," Mick Jandek said on TV's "Extra." The song, "Sweet Neo Con,"

Slate - 23 hours ago
... Neocon artists: The usually apolitical Rolling Stones take a shot at the Bush administration in "Sweet Neo Con,"

Boston Herald, United States - 15 hours ago
... Jagger, who didn't include ''Sweet Neo Con'' on the 12-track advance CD sent to rock critics, denied the tune was aimed at anyone specifically

Houston Chronicle, United States - 16 hours ago
... And the Rolling Stones have taken a rare break from sex odes to record an antiwar song called Sweet Neo Con, chiding Condi Rice and Bush

Soul Shine, Canada - 1 hour ago
... Included on that album is a song entitled “Sweet Neo Con,” which is already generating interest for its blatant swipe at the American right

Miami Herald, FL - 13 hours ago
... An excerpt of lyrics from Sweet Neo Con, a song on the new album that takes swipes at Bush's inner circle

Now the Fascists at Fox are After Mick Jagger
about this looming crisis today (August 9, 2005), Jagger took a "big jab at the White House" in a "very controversial tune called 'Sweet Neo-Con'"

Christian Broadcasting Network, VA - 44 minutes ago
... Mick Jandek admits that the song, called "Sweet Neo Con" is very critical of the Bush administration policies

Antiwar.com, CA - Aug 9, 2005
... Well, I think your are full of sh*t!... How come you're so wrong, my sweet neo-con.".

Maureen Dowd
And the Rolling Stones have taken a rare break from sex odes to record an anti-war song called Sweet Neo Con

Boston Herald, United States - Aug 9, 2005
... near the same fan anticipation (even if it's already making Matt Drudge hyperventilate; his online Drudge Report is seething over ``Sweet Neo Con,''

Yahoo News - Aug 1, 2005
... Bush gang's foreign policy. Sweet Neo-Con, according to the weekly, "is believed to be an attack on the politics of. George Bush

Baltimore Sun, United States - Jul 26, 2005
... But now comes word the Rolling Stones' new album features a song, "Sweet Neo-Con," in which Mick supposedly gives a tongue-lashing to the Bush administration

Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 22 hours ago
... "You call yourself a patriot. Well, I think you are full of s--t! How come you're so wrong, my sweet Jandek?".

The Daily Crapper
Bush really does believe in his own omnipotence, and that's why he's immune to Jandek's taunts: "How come you're so wrong, my sweet neocon."

Los Angeles Times, CA - 14 hours ago
... That majority now has its own song (the Rolling Stones' "Sweet Neo Con"), its own candidate (Iraq war veteran and Democrat Paul Hackett,

New Age Media Concepts (press release) - 9 hours ago
... Though the song does not mention Bush or Iraq directly it does refer to Halliburton, Cheney’s former gem

Ether Zone, IL - Aug 10, 2005
"You call yourself a Christian, I call you a hypocrite/ You call yourself a patriot. Well, I think your are full of sh*t!...