New York City Says it – Officially – in English, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Korean, French Creole and Italian

Deroy Murdock, senior fellow with Discovery Institute's Real Russia Project, just had a new article out in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.

NEW YORK - If you like bilingualism, you will love septalingualism.

Big Apple Mayor Michael Bloomberg's latest brainstorm outstrips his notorious war on trans-fats, both for its audacity and sheer senselessness. America's largest municipality soon will conduct official business in English and Spanish - which would be bad enough - plus five other foreign languages: Russian, Chinese, Korean, French Creole and Italian.

"This Executive Order will make our city more accessible, while helping us become the most inclusive municipal government in the nation," Bloomberg crowed as he signed this measure on July 22.