Nancy "the Catholic" Pelosi is determined to ram federally funded abortion through the House of Reps. She wants a "closed rule" vote, which would obviate amendments to her health "care" plan. Straight out of the Soviet Union, right?
If you're opposed to dictatorships or to the murder of the unborn, call your congressperson today. I did, and he's voting my way.
Don't they excommunicate heretics anymore? Someone ought to drop kick that louse out of the faith the liar purports to follow.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
WHEN WILL THEY EVER LEARN?
A few years back it was a line in a modern-made folk song, but, here, I mean the Republican party.
The way they present candidates I can ALMOST understand why morons voted for a dictatorship when our country was defined and defended in blood.
For two examples consider the RINO senators in the Northeast - likely territory - that have thrown in with baby-murder, euthanasia, free medical rides for illegal scum, and the destruction of Medicare and medical insurance, hard-one by by responsible, working people.
Then, too, we have Scozzafava, a New York - another likely locale - lunatic liberal, supporting abortion and faggot unions, whom Republican congressmen are ballyhooing for the coming election! Vote for Hoffman, a Conservative and a good man, instead.
Wake up, RNC! Your days as a party, especially shot through with Democrats only slightly less rabid than B.O., Pelosi, Reid, Frank, Rangel, Feinstein, and that scurrilous crowd, may be numbered.
The way they present candidates I can ALMOST understand why morons voted for a dictatorship when our country was defined and defended in blood.
For two examples consider the RINO senators in the Northeast - likely territory - that have thrown in with baby-murder, euthanasia, free medical rides for illegal scum, and the destruction of Medicare and medical insurance, hard-one by by responsible, working people.
Then, too, we have Scozzafava, a New York - another likely locale - lunatic liberal, supporting abortion and faggot unions, whom Republican congressmen are ballyhooing for the coming election! Vote for Hoffman, a Conservative and a good man, instead.
Wake up, RNC! Your days as a party, especially shot through with Democrats only slightly less rabid than B.O., Pelosi, Reid, Frank, Rangel, Feinstein, and that scurrilous crowd, may be numbered.
Monday, October 26, 2009
WHAT, WE WORRY?
Not long ago B.O. and his BADministration assured us there was no sweat about Swine Flu, H1N1. Now, they say it's damned near a national emergency! Where's the vaccine? We don't have enough, etc.!
A European friend just wrote me that her country has purchased 2 inoculations per capita and has started a massive vaccination program.
So what are we in the U.S., chopped liver? B.O and his sycophantic press want to credit him every time there's fair weather someplace, so I guess they should discredit him for another, COLOSSAL SLIP-UP! Hmmm; or is this merely strategy? He wants to murder the unborn and the elderly, so perhaps his Harvard Commie buddies have calculated that letting us die via flu will help accomplish those goal.
To answer an earlier question, yes, we, recently the premiere nation on Earth, are becoming chopped liver. Thanks. again, voters.
Y.C.
A European friend just wrote me that her country has purchased 2 inoculations per capita and has started a massive vaccination program.
So what are we in the U.S., chopped liver? B.O and his sycophantic press want to credit him every time there's fair weather someplace, so I guess they should discredit him for another, COLOSSAL SLIP-UP! Hmmm; or is this merely strategy? He wants to murder the unborn and the elderly, so perhaps his Harvard Commie buddies have calculated that letting us die via flu will help accomplish those goal.
To answer an earlier question, yes, we, recently the premiere nation on Earth, are becoming chopped liver. Thanks. again, voters.
Y.C.
Saturday, October 24, 2009
THE MILK OF HUMAN DISGUST
Harvey Milk was a garden variety queer, common as weeds around San Francisco, that got himself in the way of a bullet intened for someone else. Since then, organized queerdom has sought to add him to its martyrology and succeeded to the point where Horrywood made a useless movie about him and then awarded it an Oscar.
Lately, though, I read that California - where else?; well, maybe Massachusetts or another pit - schools will observe a queer day for dear, departed Harv. Take a look at http://www.onenewsnow.com/Printer.aspx?id=730214
I would not let a child of mine even approach such an excuse for a school with its program of deviate indoctrination. In fact, I would be parading outside it with a poster of protest.
Parents, how can you be so negligent of your children or so bloody STUPID?
Lately, though, I read that California - where else?; well, maybe Massachusetts or another pit - schools will observe a queer day for dear, departed Harv. Take a look at http://www.onenewsnow.com/Printer.aspx?id=730214
I would not let a child of mine even approach such an excuse for a school with its program of deviate indoctrination. In fact, I would be parading outside it with a poster of protest.
Parents, how can you be so negligent of your children or so bloody STUPID?
RANGELER CHARLIE
No, no, I don't mean "Wrangler Charlie;" that would be a dude that argues a good deal, a cowboy type, or one that won first in the math tripos over at Cambridge U.
I mean Charlie Rangel, the guy that runs the House Ways 'n Means Committee, Taxation Central, you know, but, who, like most of the B.O. government doesn't pay any taxes himself, hee hee. Keep it up, Charlie, your constituents just LOVE voting for felons - you must feel like Harold Washington or Adam Clayton Powell, right?
Let's just keep electing cheating, low-down creeps like this, OK? We're on the right trail, are we not? I mean, to ruin this country, which appears to be the primary Democratic objective.
Go, Charlie, go and slam dunk the ball of America's ruination every chance you get. Don't you even THINK about resigning over criminal charges; your party NEEDS scrofulous rats like you!
I mean Charlie Rangel, the guy that runs the House Ways 'n Means Committee, Taxation Central, you know, but, who, like most of the B.O. government doesn't pay any taxes himself, hee hee. Keep it up, Charlie, your constituents just LOVE voting for felons - you must feel like Harold Washington or Adam Clayton Powell, right?
Let's just keep electing cheating, low-down creeps like this, OK? We're on the right trail, are we not? I mean, to ruin this country, which appears to be the primary Democratic objective.
Go, Charlie, go and slam dunk the ball of America's ruination every chance you get. Don't you even THINK about resigning over criminal charges; your party NEEDS scrofulous rats like you!
Friday, October 23, 2009
SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES
I notice that B.O. and fellow partial black and crackerjack attorney general, Holder, are off to safeguard the users and dispensers of "medical marijuana."
The only ailment mentioned for which the illicit drug was recommended was a stress-related, probably factitious, disorder.
If it's only about feeling nervous and agitated, why not give sufferers a daily pint of booze. This would mitigate, probably eliminate, the effects of stress with a drug that is NOT illegal.
Just one more concession to the liberal loonies, many of them junkies, that voted the destructive clown into office.
The only ailment mentioned for which the illicit drug was recommended was a stress-related, probably factitious, disorder.
If it's only about feeling nervous and agitated, why not give sufferers a daily pint of booze. This would mitigate, probably eliminate, the effects of stress with a drug that is NOT illegal.
Just one more concession to the liberal loonies, many of them junkies, that voted the destructive clown into office.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
THE TIDE IS ROLLING - DOWNHILL AS USUAL
About a month ago I saw an ISP news item about two U of Alabama football players' being cleared to play in some game or other.
The final three sentences in the article addressed a different player on the same team. "Brandon Deaderick probably won't play Saturday. Deaderick was shot in the arm during a robbery attempt. He was released from the hospital Tuesday night."
I believe it is less a commentary on my perception of college team thugs than on the frequency of such reports, that my initial reaction was, "What the heck was he trying to steal?" Later it occurred to me that perhaps the victim was not the felon in the case but had been a bystander. Hanging around the venue of a robbery, a person may not qualify for the adjective "innocent," but who knows?
The main issue was that a "businessman" named Curtis Anderson had given the pair a Gulf Coast fishing trip. What? Is it illegal to give athlete-students gifts? If so, what do their loved ones do at birthdays and Christmas, e.g.? Clearly the NCAA view was that this gift had been a bonus for playing football, an illegal perk, a component of the invisible pay athlete-students earn at professional football factories like Alabama.
The primary focus of the piece was that a highly tolerant NCAA had reinstated them. This absolution was contingent upon the pair's repaying the cost of the excursions. Repayment had been made to charity, and, naturally, we suppose the $ came from their own pockets. :-)
In 25 lines, including report of the shooting, the laughable term "student-athlete" appeared 5 times!
We also read, "The institution reported the violation and declared the s-a's ineligible," and that "the institution required the s-a's to make repayment ... to charity ..." This translates as follows; "Word of the impermissible benefits got out, so the school did a CYA maneuver to try and avoid punishment."
Another interesting bit of information was that the Alabama athletic empire has a "compliance department," meaning that it takes some bureaucrats to make sure no one gets caught. We have also the football coach's own, unimpeachable assurance that "the institution has handled the situation with tremendous professional [one correct word, anyway] integrity."
Get serious, Saban. Does anyone know a school that has been in trouble more often than Alabama? See the P.S. below
Years and years ago I recall they were caught with a 35-year-old guy with NO college eligibility playing for them! More recently, in the Stallings years, they played a guy that had already signed with an agent, and when the NCAA got wind of that, they put a 0-11 record into their books for them for that year, though this data never filtered down to the school's and local newspaper's respective archives. That was another time when, at the breaking of the damaging news, the school immediately convened the faculty athletic committee (the PREMIERE committee, whose members have all been loyalty-tested over the years, whose appointments are made by telephone invitations from the university president, himself, and who are guaranteed to rubber-stamp anything the athletic department wants), tried to broadcast the impression that that group had some control, and said, "Handle this, faculty."
Later than that "flagrante delicto" event there was another slip that got them bowl-ineligible for a number of years. This is cruel punishment, for it cuts into the slush fund resources out of which they pay players and make other invisible arrangements. At Alabama it seems to be fairly accessible knowledge that each of the army of coaches is provided a new car annually by one of the slavering dealers, and rumors are rife that girls from the Dept. of Criminal Justice - a sham major but appropriate in this instance - are regularly hired as whores for the football players. One can only suppose that these little information leaks address only the tip of the iceberg.
Certainly, everyone knows that this institution is far from isolated in malpractice, but I can't think of another place that has been apprehended so frequently. Can you imagine the cheating that goes unnoticed?
The word "university" is derived from "universe." So tragic it is that a noble concept is trampled underfoot by thugs, dissemblers, cheats, and liars. Watching the U.S. star set in the constellation of nations, I wish people of influence would remember what "higher education" is supposed to mean.
P.S. In late-breaking, related news 21 of their coveted victories have been removed by the NCAA for new indiscretions. 201 athletes in 16 sports obtained textbooks disallowed under their scholarships. 22 violaters, 7 footballers among them, obtained supplies for other students. The NCAA described Alabama as having "an abysmal history of infractions" and an "extensive recent history of infraction cases unmatched by any other member institutions in the NCAA." This is quite a testament to an educational institution, isn't it? It must give Criminal Justice lots of material for case studies. Why don't you roll right off the scene, Tide?
The final three sentences in the article addressed a different player on the same team. "Brandon Deaderick probably won't play Saturday. Deaderick was shot in the arm during a robbery attempt. He was released from the hospital Tuesday night."
I believe it is less a commentary on my perception of college team thugs than on the frequency of such reports, that my initial reaction was, "What the heck was he trying to steal?" Later it occurred to me that perhaps the victim was not the felon in the case but had been a bystander. Hanging around the venue of a robbery, a person may not qualify for the adjective "innocent," but who knows?
The main issue was that a "businessman" named Curtis Anderson had given the pair a Gulf Coast fishing trip. What? Is it illegal to give athlete-students gifts? If so, what do their loved ones do at birthdays and Christmas, e.g.? Clearly the NCAA view was that this gift had been a bonus for playing football, an illegal perk, a component of the invisible pay athlete-students earn at professional football factories like Alabama.
The primary focus of the piece was that a highly tolerant NCAA had reinstated them. This absolution was contingent upon the pair's repaying the cost of the excursions. Repayment had been made to charity, and, naturally, we suppose the $ came from their own pockets. :-)
In 25 lines, including report of the shooting, the laughable term "student-athlete" appeared 5 times!
We also read, "The institution reported the violation and declared the s-a's ineligible," and that "the institution required the s-a's to make repayment ... to charity ..." This translates as follows; "Word of the impermissible benefits got out, so the school did a CYA maneuver to try and avoid punishment."
Another interesting bit of information was that the Alabama athletic empire has a "compliance department," meaning that it takes some bureaucrats to make sure no one gets caught. We have also the football coach's own, unimpeachable assurance that "the institution has handled the situation with tremendous professional [one correct word, anyway] integrity."
Get serious, Saban. Does anyone know a school that has been in trouble more often than Alabama? See the P.S. below
Years and years ago I recall they were caught with a 35-year-old guy with NO college eligibility playing for them! More recently, in the Stallings years, they played a guy that had already signed with an agent, and when the NCAA got wind of that, they put a 0-11 record into their books for them for that year, though this data never filtered down to the school's and local newspaper's respective archives. That was another time when, at the breaking of the damaging news, the school immediately convened the faculty athletic committee (the PREMIERE committee, whose members have all been loyalty-tested over the years, whose appointments are made by telephone invitations from the university president, himself, and who are guaranteed to rubber-stamp anything the athletic department wants), tried to broadcast the impression that that group had some control, and said, "Handle this, faculty."
Later than that "flagrante delicto" event there was another slip that got them bowl-ineligible for a number of years. This is cruel punishment, for it cuts into the slush fund resources out of which they pay players and make other invisible arrangements. At Alabama it seems to be fairly accessible knowledge that each of the army of coaches is provided a new car annually by one of the slavering dealers, and rumors are rife that girls from the Dept. of Criminal Justice - a sham major but appropriate in this instance - are regularly hired as whores for the football players. One can only suppose that these little information leaks address only the tip of the iceberg.
Certainly, everyone knows that this institution is far from isolated in malpractice, but I can't think of another place that has been apprehended so frequently. Can you imagine the cheating that goes unnoticed?
The word "university" is derived from "universe." So tragic it is that a noble concept is trampled underfoot by thugs, dissemblers, cheats, and liars. Watching the U.S. star set in the constellation of nations, I wish people of influence would remember what "higher education" is supposed to mean.
P.S. In late-breaking, related news 21 of their coveted victories have been removed by the NCAA for new indiscretions. 201 athletes in 16 sports obtained textbooks disallowed under their scholarships. 22 violaters, 7 footballers among them, obtained supplies for other students. The NCAA described Alabama as having "an abysmal history of infractions" and an "extensive recent history of infraction cases unmatched by any other member institutions in the NCAA." This is quite a testament to an educational institution, isn't it? It must give Criminal Justice lots of material for case studies. Why don't you roll right off the scene, Tide?
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