Sunday, February 22, 2015
Your Department of Energy: spending lots of energy to waste your money
Among other bullshit,
Renting the hotel meeting space cost about $15,000, the review says.
'The justification for using a nonfederal facility was because the department's headquarters site was "not conducive to an efficient flow of conversation and development of concepts",' the report says agency officials told the IG's office.
The Department of Energy did not respond to a request for comment about what, exactly, that means.
It means "We didn't have to pay for it ourselves, so we wanted the meeting at a nice hotel. Screw the taxpayers, they'll never find out.
Oops."
Apparently Wisconsin needs to do some cleaning-out of the school system, if this kind of indoctrination is what's happening.
The student was able to answer the questions to Davis's satisfaction. His answers to the last two were, "The Democrat is building, the Republican is destroying" and "Democrats want immigrants to come in and Republicans don't."
Renting the hotel meeting space cost about $15,000, the review says.
'The justification for using a nonfederal facility was because the department's headquarters site was "not conducive to an efficient flow of conversation and development of concepts",' the report says agency officials told the IG's office.
The Department of Energy did not respond to a request for comment about what, exactly, that means.
It means "We didn't have to pay for it ourselves, so we wanted the meeting at a nice hotel. Screw the taxpayers, they'll never find out.
Oops."
Apparently Wisconsin needs to do some cleaning-out of the school system, if this kind of indoctrination is what's happening.
The student was able to answer the questions to Davis's satisfaction. His answers to the last two were, "The Democrat is building, the Republican is destroying" and "Democrats want immigrants to come in and Republicans don't."
From Juan Williams, it figures:
Obama and Holder playing RWPP, good; Clarence Thomas stating "INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS, not colors", somehow either bad or shocking.
Something to note: The fact that a 2001 article in Time magazine about him was headlined “Uncle Tom Justice” reminds us that racism stubbornly persists.
Hey, Williams, who runs Time? It's sure not some right-wing redneck. For that matter, who's called him Uncle Tom and other such things? Again, it wasn't people in the tea party.
A lost Holmes story? Want.
Miguel says it well:
Let me see if I am reading this right: He did not support Georgia’s Gun Laws, but he had no qualms taking advantage of them and getting himself a gun to carry. He realizes that he may need additional training and instead exercising some initiative and take the training, this idle-minded moron’s only attempt at discharging low-level electric current through the neurons in his brain is to come up with a bill (which he will now be exempted) demanding that people must take a class or else they are not worth of exercising their Second Amendment Right?
I am gonna get some coffee….
"We don't want to have to follow state law on this, so we're asking for donations to fight it!"
"Ah, you might want to re-think that."
One more politician who thinks National Socialist firearms laws were something to emulate.
One more politician who should be removed from that taxpayer-supplied chair.
Free speech; as long as you don't insult/trouble/piss-off a protected species.
I do realize lots of .gov agencies/offices will redact/classify anything possible, this is not encouraging:
The first scenario outlined is completely redacted, illustrating the acute sensitivity about the issue. The second scenario is heavily blacked out but, according to the memo, “would be both logistically and technically challenging for a non-state group to undertake”. It observes: “Clearly there are practical issues involved with such a scenario that of themselves are often not insurmountable but taken together add enormously to the complexity of successfully undertaking this attack.”
A third, also heavily redacted, scenario “constitutes the most technically challenging of the scenarios considered here”.
It's not like they'd have much trouble getting samples of ebola to work with.
Something to note: The fact that a 2001 article in Time magazine about him was headlined “Uncle Tom Justice” reminds us that racism stubbornly persists.
Hey, Williams, who runs Time? It's sure not some right-wing redneck. For that matter, who's called him Uncle Tom and other such things? Again, it wasn't people in the tea party.
A lost Holmes story? Want.
Miguel says it well:
Let me see if I am reading this right: He did not support Georgia’s Gun Laws, but he had no qualms taking advantage of them and getting himself a gun to carry. He realizes that he may need additional training and instead exercising some initiative and take the training, this idle-minded moron’s only attempt at discharging low-level electric current through the neurons in his brain is to come up with a bill (which he will now be exempted) demanding that people must take a class or else they are not worth of exercising their Second Amendment Right?
I am gonna get some coffee….
"We don't want to have to follow state law on this, so we're asking for donations to fight it!"
"Ah, you might want to re-think that."
One more politician who thinks National Socialist firearms laws were something to emulate.
One more politician who should be removed from that taxpayer-supplied chair.
Free speech; as long as you don't insult/trouble/piss-off a protected species.
I do realize lots of .gov agencies/offices will redact/classify anything possible, this is not encouraging:
The first scenario outlined is completely redacted, illustrating the acute sensitivity about the issue. The second scenario is heavily blacked out but, according to the memo, “would be both logistically and technically challenging for a non-state group to undertake”. It observes: “Clearly there are practical issues involved with such a scenario that of themselves are often not insurmountable but taken together add enormously to the complexity of successfully undertaking this attack.”
A third, also heavily redacted, scenario “constitutes the most technically challenging of the scenarios considered here”.
It's not like they'd have much trouble getting samples of ebola to work with.
Saturday, February 21, 2015
Weather's about to turn to crap again,
so damn right I'm inside doing something warm. Data sorting, in this case.
Side note: the east and northeast is getting pasted with more snow, and we're still in drought conditions and could use a few inches of the stuff. Preferably about six the next day or two, then a few days, then six more. Ah well.
Side note: the east and northeast is getting pasted with more snow, and we're still in drought conditions and could use a few inches of the stuff. Preferably about six the next day or two, then a few days, then six more. Ah well.
Investigations to come on NASA faking climate data
NASA says "No big deal, it's just tweaks to accurize things", and the screaming of "DENIERS!" and "They don't CARE!" has already started.
And yeah, altering data to change the whole damn picture is just 'tweaks'. Right.
Ethical behavior is not understood at Mother Jones(big surprise, huh?), and Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz is a dirtbag.
And yeah, altering data to change the whole damn picture is just 'tweaks'. Right.
Ethical behavior is not understood at Mother Jones(big surprise, huh?), and Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz is a dirtbag.
A basic reason for owning firearms:
When these farging idiots try to create their Stalin, there's an ultimate "The hell you will."
Morons, I tell you. And the ones who aren't morons are flatly the enemy.
Morons, I tell you. And the ones who aren't morons are flatly the enemy.
I wonder how happy the parents are
that the money they're paying for a private school is going for this bullshit:
A high-school physics teacher has developed his own six-day curriculum that he uses to teach about institutional racism, privilege, and social justice as part of his seniors’ physics classes.
Not a damn thing to do with physics, but it makes this clown feel all SJW-warmery and superior. Even while he's being all picky about who's acceptable:
Yes — the physicist has to be black specifically and the assignment “will not cover any other minority groups that may not be as involved in science.”
Ref the damned EPA wanting to ban wood stoves,
About the level of journalism we expect from Rolling Stone. And they picked the wrong young lady to use for their hit piece.
Great picture, bad article. … It was doing what media often does, laying it all on one-sided, and not necessarily having the best writing. The writing was the largest problem for me. When I saw it, it seemed to me that it had many inaccuracies, was biased, and not supported by sources. I was more worried about the fact he only had his opinion, rather than the opposition’s opinion as well.
What do the ten most dangerous cities have in common? Three guesses.
And you'll be called a racist for guessing right.
A high-school physics teacher has developed his own six-day curriculum that he uses to teach about institutional racism, privilege, and social justice as part of his seniors’ physics classes.
Not a damn thing to do with physics, but it makes this clown feel all SJW-warmery and superior. Even while he's being all picky about who's acceptable:
Yes — the physicist has to be black specifically and the assignment “will not cover any other minority groups that may not be as involved in science.”
Ref the damned EPA wanting to ban wood stoves,
About the level of journalism we expect from Rolling Stone. And they picked the wrong young lady to use for their hit piece.
Great picture, bad article. … It was doing what media often does, laying it all on one-sided, and not necessarily having the best writing. The writing was the largest problem for me. When I saw it, it seemed to me that it had many inaccuracies, was biased, and not supported by sources. I was more worried about the fact he only had his opinion, rather than the opposition’s opinion as well.
What do the ten most dangerous cities have in common? Three guesses.
And you'll be called a racist for guessing right.
Friday, February 20, 2015
"Nobody wants to take your guns!" my ass, Part 479: (update)
Basic enumerated right 'obsolete'.
Basic enumerated right 'special privilege for whites'(see 'Racist roots of gun control')
He does have one thing right: individual thought is very dangerous to nasty little bastards like him.
Update: I'm told this may be a troll of the 'muskets only' types
Thursday, February 19, 2015
A: Male Privilege
B: Judge Kathleen McCarthy is a moronic enemy of justice hiding behind a black robe.
"I am outraged at the media for the willful misrepresentations of the facts of this case," said Judge McCarthy. "Casting this court in a negative light."
Well, get used to it; you acted like a jackass, and you're getting called on it, so learn to deal with it. And maybe give a damn about facts.
"I am outraged at the media for the willful misrepresentations of the facts of this case," said Judge McCarthy. "Casting this court in a negative light."
Well, get used to it; you acted like a jackass, and you're getting called on it, so learn to deal with it. And maybe give a damn about facts.
I want to hear 'Senator-Elect Condoleezza Rice'
if only to listen to the leftists heads exploding.
From the People's Republic of New York, "You commoners should not be able to buy these dangerous tools!"
Two pieces of, at best, bad thinking:
“The fact that anyone can easily purchase this potentially lethal tool is just crazy,” he said.
'Potentially lethal'. Like a shovel, or any knife, or a hammer...
“He’d still be alive today if it wasn’t for a machete.”
Because the tool is somehow responsible for what the criminal does. Or the criminal couldn't possibly find some other implement to do evil with.
Outnumbered, outgunned…and completely victorious.
Gunowner control: A more accurate, if somewhat awkward description of efforts to impose and hinder the Right to own and carry weapons, specifically firearms.
From the People's Republic of New York, "You commoners should not be able to buy these dangerous tools!"
Two pieces of, at best, bad thinking:
“The fact that anyone can easily purchase this potentially lethal tool is just crazy,” he said.
'Potentially lethal'. Like a shovel, or any knife, or a hammer...
“He’d still be alive today if it wasn’t for a machete.”
Because the tool is somehow responsible for what the criminal does. Or the criminal couldn't possibly find some other implement to do evil with.
Outnumbered, outgunned…and completely victorious.
Gunowner control: A more accurate, if somewhat awkward description of efforts to impose and hinder the Right to own and carry weapons, specifically firearms.
Terrorists with their own aircraft;
this could get interesting(annoying autoplay warning).
I strongly suspect the Italian Air Force has orders that involve '-and kill it'. Question then is, will we ever hear about it?
There was a thread on Bookface about the 'send lots of refugees to Italy' story, and several people said that getting crossways of the Italian security people and Carabinieri would have bad results; we may find out just how bad.
I strongly suspect the Italian Air Force has orders that involve '-and kill it'. Question then is, will we ever hear about it?
There was a thread on Bookface about the 'send lots of refugees to Italy' story, and several people said that getting crossways of the Italian security people and Carabinieri would have bad results; we may find out just how bad.
I'm sure Italy is freakin' thrilled with how well Libya is doing
ISIS has threatened to flood Europe with half a million migrants from Libya in a 'psychological' attack against the West, it was claimed today.
Transcripts of telephone intercepts published in Italy claim to provide evidence that ISIS is threatening to send 500,000 migrants simultaneously out to sea in hundreds of boats in a 'psychological weapon' against Europe if there is military intervention against them in Libya.
And how many would be terrorists? Make a guess, you could be as accurate as the intel services.
He said: 'If the militias of the Caliphate advance faster than the decisions of the international community how can we put out the fire in Libya and stem the migration flows? We are at risk of an exodus without precedent.'
Well, Minister, if you're looking for the international community to decide ANYTHING 'faster than', you're in for a world of disappointment. Especially if you expect it to 'put out the fire', considering President Selfie-Stick is busy apologizing for the crusades and making excuses for the bad guys.
Speaking of apologizers, what the hell is wrong with the Church of England? Apologize for Dresden? Really?
Why you're not Officer Friendly anymore: you're incompetent boobs who just love flash-bangs and breaking homes. With excuses like
Riviera Beach Police said the search warrant was executed at the correct address and while the resident may not have had any knowledge of drugs being sold from her home, it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen.
90-year-old womans' home.Raided in the dark of night(misread the time). Because knocking on the damned door in the daylight is too dangerous.
The department has since put up temporary repairs and has decided to pay for new windows and doors.
The resident is supposed to get a new door later this week – and new windows by February 28th.
Well, isn't that just freaking nice of you? Considering you broke them and all(and I wonder what other damage they did?).
Another thought occurs: what idiot in a black robe signed-off on the 'break in in the night' warrant? And what idiot with a badge insisted putting on the ninja suits was necessary?
Transcripts of telephone intercepts published in Italy claim to provide evidence that ISIS is threatening to send 500,000 migrants simultaneously out to sea in hundreds of boats in a 'psychological weapon' against Europe if there is military intervention against them in Libya.
And how many would be terrorists? Make a guess, you could be as accurate as the intel services.
He said: 'If the militias of the Caliphate advance faster than the decisions of the international community how can we put out the fire in Libya and stem the migration flows? We are at risk of an exodus without precedent.'
Well, Minister, if you're looking for the international community to decide ANYTHING 'faster than', you're in for a world of disappointment. Especially if you expect it to 'put out the fire', considering President Selfie-Stick is busy apologizing for the crusades and making excuses for the bad guys.
Speaking of apologizers, what the hell is wrong with the Church of England? Apologize for Dresden? Really?
Why you're not Officer Friendly anymore: you're incompetent boobs who just love flash-bangs and breaking homes. With excuses like
Riviera Beach Police said the search warrant was executed at the correct address and while the resident may not have had any knowledge of drugs being sold from her home, it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen.
90-year-old womans' home.
The department has since put up temporary repairs and has decided to pay for new windows and doors.
The resident is supposed to get a new door later this week – and new windows by February 28th.
Well, isn't that just freaking nice of you? Considering you broke them and all(and I wonder what other damage they did?).
Another thought occurs: what idiot in a black robe signed-off on the 'break in in the night' warrant? And what idiot with a badge insisted putting on the ninja suits was necessary?
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Leftist admits mindset; Nobody surprised
University of Chicago Professor Eric Posner said that universities were well within their rights to limit the free speech and behavior of their students as college students need to be treated like children instead of adults.
“Critics complain that universities are treating adults like children,” Posner wrote in an article for Slate. “The problem is that universities have been treating children like adults.”
...
“If students want to learn biology and art history in an environment where they needn’t worry about being offended or raped, why shouldn’t they,” he said, even suggesting that libertarians should “reflect on the irony that the private market, in which they normally put their faith, reflects a preference among students for speech restrictions.”
Correction: leftist assholes want to censor the speech of anyone who doesn't agree with them; that's hardly 'private market'. But Posner knows that.
Also, note that he lumps 'being offended' in with being 'raped'. Nasty little bastard, isn't he?"
And from his spiritual followers, we have the spectacle of trying to tell the other side of a matter being labeled as 'trying to prevent an informed electorate'.
Only in your twisted mind, clown.
“Critics complain that universities are treating adults like children,” Posner wrote in an article for Slate. “The problem is that universities have been treating children like adults.”
...
“If students want to learn biology and art history in an environment where they needn’t worry about being offended or raped, why shouldn’t they,” he said, even suggesting that libertarians should “reflect on the irony that the private market, in which they normally put their faith, reflects a preference among students for speech restrictions.”
Correction: leftist assholes want to censor the speech of anyone who doesn't agree with them; that's hardly 'private market'. But Posner knows that.
Also, note that he lumps 'being offended' in with being 'raped'. Nasty little bastard, isn't he?"
And from his spiritual followers, we have the spectacle of trying to tell the other side of a matter being labeled as 'trying to prevent an informed electorate'.
Only in your twisted mind, clown.
Ronald Ritchie is the lying bastard who caused the deaths of two people
with his fake 911 call. And now says one of the victims 'kind of deserved it'.
Mr. Ritchie, I want to know why you haven't been arrested for your abuse of the 911 system and your lies. And I devoutly hope that the families of your victims sue you for everything you have or ever will have, you disgusting bastard.
Mr. Ritchie, I want to know why you haven't been arrested for your abuse of the 911 system and your lies. And I devoutly hope that the families of your victims sue you for everything you have or ever will have, you disgusting bastard.
So you expect Sean Penn to be less of a hypocrite
than Stallone, or Neeson? Tell everyone guns are evil, and shouldn't be allowed, while you make millions in movies in which you shoot lots of people. And
It must be love, because Charlize got Sean to give up his guns. It’s probably easier on all concerned to give them to a sculptor than to leave them in your car for street criminals to steal. Besides, if you’re a guy who has “Hitleresque bodyguards,” you don’t need an impossible-to-get-for-the-masses concealed carry permit. And who better to call guns “cowardly killing machines” than a ... um ... wife beater with a baseball bat?And don't forget, as noted in the post, that he appears to have gotten special breaks after the domestic violence, as he still owned guns when, under the Lautenberg amendment, he shouldn't have. The leftists take care of each other.
This constant solicitation of women's feeeeelz whenever they come under scrutiny or criticism -- note that every anti-GamerGate story is about how Anita Sarkesian can possibly endure mean people on Twitter -- strongly suggests to me that most liberal men and especially liberal women emphatically do not believe in the equality of the sexes, but still treat one sex as basically the Child Version of men.
Imagine reporters asking Bush, constantly, how he felt about all the criticism he was experiencing as president, and how he felt about his critics.
Speaking of idiocy,
The United States does not support Egyptian and Emirati airstrikes against Islamist militias in Libya because the U.S. believes the crisis in Libya must be resolved politically and without outside interference, a Department of Defense spokesman said Tuesday.
Roll that around on your tongue. Taste the stupid, with strong overtones of dementia. 'Resolved politically'. In a place where the current political process involves forcing a bunch of Coptic Christians to a beach, murdering them on camera, and the administration won't call the victims 'Christians' and won't identify ISIL as Muslim.
“We discourage other nations from taking a part in Libya’s issues through violence,” Kirby said. “We want the issues solved in Libya to be done peacefully and through good governance and politics and not violence.”
Well, Admiral, just what fairy dust are you planning on spreading over the place to make that happen? And do you actually believe the crap you're spouting, or are you forcing yourself to act like you do?
“If the UAE thinks there is a threat emanating against itself from Libya, why can it not, under the same justification, bomb Libya?” he asked.
“Our concern here is about the fragile state of Libya’s political process,” Psaki replied. “We believe there isn’t a military solution. The political process is what the focus needs to be on, and hence the concern that we have.”
This is... and these idiots are actually in charge.
Man asks people if they're Muslim. They say no. He stabs them. Feds say 'potential hate crime'.
It must be love, because Charlize got Sean to give up his guns. It’s probably easier on all concerned to give them to a sculptor than to leave them in your car for street criminals to steal. Besides, if you’re a guy who has “Hitleresque bodyguards,” you don’t need an impossible-to-get-for-the-masses concealed carry permit. And who better to call guns “cowardly killing machines” than a ... um ... wife beater with a baseball bat?And don't forget, as noted in the post, that he appears to have gotten special breaks after the domestic violence, as he still owned guns when, under the Lautenberg amendment, he shouldn't have. The leftists take care of each other.
This constant solicitation of women's feeeeelz whenever they come under scrutiny or criticism -- note that every anti-GamerGate story is about how Anita Sarkesian can possibly endure mean people on Twitter -- strongly suggests to me that most liberal men and especially liberal women emphatically do not believe in the equality of the sexes, but still treat one sex as basically the Child Version of men.
Imagine reporters asking Bush, constantly, how he felt about all the criticism he was experiencing as president, and how he felt about his critics.
Speaking of idiocy,
The United States does not support Egyptian and Emirati airstrikes against Islamist militias in Libya because the U.S. believes the crisis in Libya must be resolved politically and without outside interference, a Department of Defense spokesman said Tuesday.
Roll that around on your tongue. Taste the stupid, with strong overtones of dementia. 'Resolved politically'. In a place where the current political process involves forcing a bunch of Coptic Christians to a beach, murdering them on camera, and the administration won't call the victims 'Christians' and won't identify ISIL as Muslim.
“We discourage other nations from taking a part in Libya’s issues through violence,” Kirby said. “We want the issues solved in Libya to be done peacefully and through good governance and politics and not violence.”
Well, Admiral, just what fairy dust are you planning on spreading over the place to make that happen? And do you actually believe the crap you're spouting, or are you forcing yourself to act like you do?
“If the UAE thinks there is a threat emanating against itself from Libya, why can it not, under the same justification, bomb Libya?” he asked.
“Our concern here is about the fragile state of Libya’s political process,” Psaki replied. “We believe there isn’t a military solution. The political process is what the focus needs to be on, and hence the concern that we have.”
This is... and these idiots are actually in charge.
Man asks people if they're Muslim. They say no. He stabs them. Feds say 'potential hate crime'.
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Know how the courts say cops have no duty to protect you, or any individual?
Federal cops are informed
The document acknowledges that this feels counter-intuitive for Border Patrol agents, but eases concerns by answering a hypothetical question for the officers who have sworn to uphold the law: “If you allow this driver to continue down the road and they kill someone, aren’t you liable?” The answer is no, according to the new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) memo. “There is no legal requirement for a Border Patrol agent to intervene in a state crime, including DUI,” the order says, adding that “therefore there is generally no liability that will attach to the agent or agency for failing to act in this situation.”
Since Obama & Co. have told them to let illegal aliens keep driving while drunk, so they can kill and cripple and damage even MORE people, I guess they want to reassure their minions that ignoring drunk illegals isn't important enough to keep the BP from harassing American citizens at those bullshit hundred-miles-from-the-border checkpoints.
Just don't inconvenience the illegals breaking another law, because THAT will get you in trouble.
The document acknowledges that this feels counter-intuitive for Border Patrol agents, but eases concerns by answering a hypothetical question for the officers who have sworn to uphold the law: “If you allow this driver to continue down the road and they kill someone, aren’t you liable?” The answer is no, according to the new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) memo. “There is no legal requirement for a Border Patrol agent to intervene in a state crime, including DUI,” the order says, adding that “therefore there is generally no liability that will attach to the agent or agency for failing to act in this situation.”
Since Obama & Co. have told them to let illegal aliens keep driving while drunk, so they can kill and cripple and damage even MORE people, I guess they want to reassure their minions that ignoring drunk illegals isn't important enough to keep the BP from harassing American citizens at those bullshit hundred-miles-from-the-border checkpoints.
Just don't inconvenience the illegals breaking another law, because THAT will get you in trouble.
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