Friday, February 26, 2016
Friday evening,
after a day at the range; windy, but the sun was out and it wasn't freezing, and I actually hit the targets. So I shall celebrate by sharing the current data
Thursday, February 25, 2016
Everyone Believes in Free Speech But...
Actually I'm happy to debate any expert "climate scientist", yet oddly
enough it's your guys who run and hide. Michael E Mann, David Suzuki and
all the rest decline every opportunity to "shoot Steyn down in flames".
All Mr Leonisky has to do to get his wish is persuade one of his
shrinking-violet climate queens to take the unprecedented step of
agreeing to debate someone who disagrees with them. Imagine that.
Twitters' 'report a violation' form includes
The University of Michigan-Flint: SJB Central, it seems.
The University of Michigan-Flint has launched a website where "students who experience any form of bias or micro-aggressions whatsoever" can tattle on members of their community.
In a campus-wide email sent Tuesday afternoon (and shared with the Washington Examiner), UM-Flint staff announced the new website and encouraged students, faculty and staff to begin reporting. They can even do so anonymously.
Ok, so use it: every student who's of conservative or libertarian bent who's insulted, belittled, and otherwise made uncomfortable or threatened by some leftist professor or SJW, report them. Every time, every word, every action.
And if the university fails to act on your complaints, that just might give ammunition for a discrimination suit against them.
So Venezuela is now one more socialist paradise with no toilet paper(or much of anything else). And it's our fault, of course.
"We used to produce rice and we had excellent coffee; now we produce nothing. With the situation here people abandoned the fields," says Jesús López, in reference to government-seized land that sits idle. "Empty shelves and no one to explain why a rich country has no food. It's unacceptable," adds the 90-year-old farmer from San Cristóbal, on the western state of Táchira, bordering Colombia.
Well, hell, Jesús, that 'government-seized land' ought to be a clue.
For Oliveros, an additional cause for the shortage of basic food staples is the decrease in agricultural production resulting from seized companies and land expropriations. "More than 3m hectares were expropriated during 2004-2010. That and overvalued exchange rate destroyed agriculture. It's cheaper to import than it is to produce. That's a perverse model that kills off any productivity," he says.
Socialism: working as it always does.
By the way, next time someone starts on the wonderful socialized medicine systems of places like Sweden,
The trend continues, with the English-language The Local reporting last week that "One in ten Swedes now has private health insurance." The site also says, "More than half a million Swedes now have private health insurance," though that seems to refer to the growth in the number of policies, with many more of the country's 9.5 million people actually covered by private insurance.
Why the growth? From The Local:
"It's quicker to get a colleague back to work if you have an operation in two weeks' time rather than having to wait for a year," privately insured Anna Norlander told Sveriges Radio on Friday. "It's terrible that I, as a young person, don't feel I can trust the health care system to take care of me."
In a separate article about Sweden's shrinking welfare state, The Local also noted that "visitors are sometimes surprised to learn about year-long waiting times for cancer patients."
You'll note that they've also been cutting WAY back on all the happy-socialism crap; because it was ruining them.
The CDC slipped-up and presented some uncomfortable- for the 'ban guns' people- facts.
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
If you pack stuff right,
it'll keep for a looong time. Lots of pictures.
Here's an interesting finding from a Latvian forest - five hermetic containers intended for German saboteurs, who acted in the time of WWII in the rear of Red Army. All these seventy years the containers were reliably protected from moisture, so the contents are preserved even better than it could be at a warehouse.
Here's an interesting finding from a Latvian forest - five hermetic containers intended for German saboteurs, who acted in the time of WWII in the rear of Red Army. All these seventy years the containers were reliably protected from moisture, so the contents are preserved even better than it could be at a warehouse.
This has been pointed out before,
but it's never a bad thing to remind people of what their god did:
After scrutinizing Roosevelt's record for four years, Harold L. Cole and Lee E. Ohanian conclude in a new study that New Deal policies signed into law 71 years ago thwarted economic recovery for seven long years.
No, I do NOT want Rubio in the Oval Office. First chance he gets, he'd start amnesty for illegals, the bastard.
Big reason so many millenials like the idea of socialism? Because the schools have done two things:They haven't taught them what it actually is, and
They haven't taught history; they've taught the socialist/progressive/communist-approved version.
And what's the local school teaching YOUR kids or grandkids?
All those enviroweenies screaming if some researcher who doesn't go along with AGW gets any money connected in any way from an oil company?
Of the more than 100 climate “experts” signing the letter as of now, 73 are affiliated with U.S. universities, including Harvard, MIT and Stanford, just to name a few.
Of those 73 signatories, 59 of them are affiliated at universities that -- in 2014 alone -- accepted grants worth about $40 million from ExxonMobil.
In 2002, Exxon awarded Stanford University a ten-year grant worth $225 million. One might expect such an award to give Stanford professor Mark Z. Jacobson some pause in adding his name to a petition demanding Exxon not sponsor the AGU -- but he did sign it. Jacobson should forward the AGU letter to Stanford’s Board of Trustees to see what they have to say.
And a real winner,
As federal funding for climate research recedes amid budgetary belt-tightening, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution signed agreements in 2014 to do research for the Saudi Arabia-owned oil company Saudi Aramco. What are Woods Hole researchers doing for Saudi Aramco? They are helping the company find more oil in the Red Sea, of course.
Sheriff Joe, like a bunch of other Democrats, doesn't like having his words brought back up. Especially when they're a problem for what he wants done.
After scrutinizing Roosevelt's record for four years, Harold L. Cole and Lee E. Ohanian conclude in a new study that New Deal policies signed into law 71 years ago thwarted economic recovery for seven long years.
No, I do NOT want Rubio in the Oval Office. First chance he gets, he'd start amnesty for illegals, the bastard.
Big reason so many millenials like the idea of socialism? Because the schools have done two things:They haven't taught them what it actually is, and
They haven't taught history; they've taught the socialist/progressive/communist-approved version.
And what's the local school teaching YOUR kids or grandkids?
All those enviroweenies screaming if some researcher who doesn't go along with AGW gets any money connected in any way from an oil company?
Of the more than 100 climate “experts” signing the letter as of now, 73 are affiliated with U.S. universities, including Harvard, MIT and Stanford, just to name a few.
Of those 73 signatories, 59 of them are affiliated at universities that -- in 2014 alone -- accepted grants worth about $40 million from ExxonMobil.
In 2002, Exxon awarded Stanford University a ten-year grant worth $225 million. One might expect such an award to give Stanford professor Mark Z. Jacobson some pause in adding his name to a petition demanding Exxon not sponsor the AGU -- but he did sign it. Jacobson should forward the AGU letter to Stanford’s Board of Trustees to see what they have to say.
And a real winner,
As federal funding for climate research recedes amid budgetary belt-tightening, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution signed agreements in 2014 to do research for the Saudi Arabia-owned oil company Saudi Aramco. What are Woods Hole researchers doing for Saudi Aramco? They are helping the company find more oil in the Red Sea, of course.
Sheriff Joe, like a bunch of other Democrats, doesn't like having his words brought back up. Especially when they're a problem for what he wants done.
And anybody who expects Dear Leader to actually do anything
other than give a speech and try to otherwise ignore it, is a fool.
The New York Times recently wrote that it is difficult to distinguish between Putin's and Obama's Syria strategies. Meanwhile, historian and journalist Michael Ignatieff and Brookings Institution fellow Leon Wieseltier lamented in the Washington Post, "It's time for those who care about the moral standing of the United States to say that this policy is shameful."
It is very clear at this point that the US has no strategy beyond its half-hearted efforts to provide training and arms to rebels -- and to otherwise rely on negotiations. But none of this has born any fruit, as events in early February demonstrated.
He'll shine the light of his Presence on everything, say some words, his worshippers will swoon again, and NOTHING will actually get done. Because I don't think he actually gives a damn.
Government-run health care: where the patients count for nothing, but keeping the brass happy is everything. And when they're incompetent or criminal, or both, the worst they have to fear is a transfer.
One more reason to close the Department of Education. As if we needed any more.
This administration and all its little friends want someone who loses or has a gun stolen to be treated like criminals; wonder if they'll demand the same treatment for the DHS clowns involved?
Yeah, I know, stupid question.
The letter was prompted after the news website Complete Colorado reported last month that DHS marked 1,300 badges, 589 cell phones and scores of firearms lost or stolen between 2012 and 2015. DHS’s poor firearms security “shows that the department is consistently unable to safeguard sensitive property,” the congressmen wrote.
“The fact that hundreds of badges and cell phones are missing gives rise to a variety of different security threat possibilities,” the letter said. “It is particularly troubling, however, that the department cannot account for its entire inventory of firearms.”
Hmm... I find myself wondering just what all firearms they cannot account for.
The New York Times recently wrote that it is difficult to distinguish between Putin's and Obama's Syria strategies. Meanwhile, historian and journalist Michael Ignatieff and Brookings Institution fellow Leon Wieseltier lamented in the Washington Post, "It's time for those who care about the moral standing of the United States to say that this policy is shameful."
It is very clear at this point that the US has no strategy beyond its half-hearted efforts to provide training and arms to rebels -- and to otherwise rely on negotiations. But none of this has born any fruit, as events in early February demonstrated.
He'll shine the light of his Presence on everything, say some words, his worshippers will swoon again, and NOTHING will actually get done. Because I don't think he actually gives a damn.
Government-run health care: where the patients count for nothing, but keeping the brass happy is everything. And when they're incompetent or criminal, or both, the worst they have to fear is a transfer.
One more reason to close the Department of Education. As if we needed any more.
This administration and all its little friends want someone who loses or has a gun stolen to be treated like criminals; wonder if they'll demand the same treatment for the DHS clowns involved?
Yeah, I know, stupid question.
The letter was prompted after the news website Complete Colorado reported last month that DHS marked 1,300 badges, 589 cell phones and scores of firearms lost or stolen between 2012 and 2015. DHS’s poor firearms security “shows that the department is consistently unable to safeguard sensitive property,” the congressmen wrote.
“The fact that hundreds of badges and cell phones are missing gives rise to a variety of different security threat possibilities,” the letter said. “It is particularly troubling, however, that the department cannot account for its entire inventory of firearms.”
Hmm... I find myself wondering just what all firearms they cannot account for.
Monday, February 22, 2016
It is said that, on the way to Waterloo, Gen. Arthur Wellesley
watch a unit of Highlanders march by singing, turned to an aide and said "I don't know what they do to the enemy, but by God! they terrify me."
Wonder what he'd make of these guys?
If you mess on Facebook, another angle at this address
Wonder what he'd make of these guys?
If you mess on Facebook, another angle at this address
Professor Click, you're a liar
“All right, who wants to help me get this reporter out of here, I need some muscle over here, help me get him out!", but we're supposed to believe
“It was a mistake. I never, ever meant that as a call for violence,”
and
“He introduced himself only as media, and came at me with a camera,” Click said.
Yeah. The journalist, in a public place, 'came at you'. Nice attempt at making him the aggressor.
Our Ambassador to the UN. Well, considering the genocides and mass-murders the UN's been complicit in, she's a good fit.
Ok, so is there ANYTHING that's not 'known to cause cancer' in Californicated?
Well, either the Saudis know something we don't, or the place is run by bleepin' idiots.
Now that I've been cleared by the surgeon for normal activities, I need some good weather and time to get back to the outdoor range. Indoors is fine, it's much closer, but the outdoor has longer ranges. And there's just something right about shooting under open sky.
“It was a mistake. I never, ever meant that as a call for violence,”
and
“He introduced himself only as media, and came at me with a camera,” Click said.
Yeah. The journalist, in a public place, 'came at you'. Nice attempt at making him the aggressor.
Our Ambassador to the UN. Well, considering the genocides and mass-murders the UN's been complicit in, she's a good fit.
Ok, so is there ANYTHING that's not 'known to cause cancer' in Californicated?
Well, either the Saudis know something we don't, or the place is run by bleepin' idiots.
Now that I've been cleared by the surgeon for normal activities, I need some good weather and time to get back to the outdoor range. Indoors is fine, it's much closer, but the outdoor has longer ranges. And there's just something right about shooting under open sky.
Sunday, February 21, 2016
Have I mentioned that I'm sick to Gods-damned death of bigoted fools
who insist the ONLY reason you can have to oppose Obama- on anything- is that you're a racist?
Or that the only reason anyone opposes Obamacare is 'irrational hatred'?
Or that the only reason anyone opposes Obamacare is 'irrational hatred'?
Who is the JV team again?
American proxies are now at war with each other in Syria.
Officials with Syrian rebel battalions that receive covert backing from one arm of the U.S. government told BuzzFeed News that they recently began fighting rival rebels supported by another arm of the U.S. government.
The infighting between American proxies is the latest setback for the Obama administration’s Syria policy and lays bare its contradictions as violence in the country gets worse.
'Leading from Behind'. 'Smart Diplomacy'. You couldn't make this crap up without being called stupid.
Throw in the CIA apparently being more worried about playing SJW games than in, say, finding out what the hell other people and countries are doing...
20 Signs That We're Not Living In a Patriarchy
You really couldn't make this shit up: "We can't have segregated meetings in a public building? WE'RE HAVING TO MOVE BECAUSE OF WHITE PRIVILEGE!!"
"This post was hurtful and destructive to our campus community. While social media can certainly bring about positive change, it can also be a place that deeply hurts and harms others."
Said the statement by the University of Wisconsin–Whitewaterwhiny grievance-seeking bitchchancellor
about a Snapchat photograph of 2 students who posed in the middle of having a facial that had dark goo spread on their faces. The students
say they just thought it looked funny and had no thought of imitating
black people.
These idiots already have lots of students afraid to say or do ANYTHING for fear some asshole will call them a racist or whatever-ist and try to get them thrown out of school; having officials feed into the idiocy does not help. 'Higher Education' my ass.
'Never talk to a college girl' might seem a bit strong. Then you consider idiocy like the above, and that you can be accused of sexual assault for asking someone out, or saying "You look nice today", or one of her friends can take offense and accuse you. Then 'never' starts sounding better.
Officials with Syrian rebel battalions that receive covert backing from one arm of the U.S. government told BuzzFeed News that they recently began fighting rival rebels supported by another arm of the U.S. government.
The infighting between American proxies is the latest setback for the Obama administration’s Syria policy and lays bare its contradictions as violence in the country gets worse.
'Leading from Behind'. 'Smart Diplomacy'. You couldn't make this crap up without being called stupid.
Throw in the CIA apparently being more worried about playing SJW games than in, say, finding out what the hell other people and countries are doing...
20 Signs That We're Not Living In a Patriarchy
You really couldn't make this shit up: "We can't have segregated meetings in a public building? WE'RE HAVING TO MOVE BECAUSE OF WHITE PRIVILEGE!!"
"This post was hurtful and destructive to our campus community. While social media can certainly bring about positive change, it can also be a place that deeply hurts and harms others."
Said the statement by the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater
These idiots already have lots of students afraid to say or do ANYTHING for fear some asshole will call them a racist or whatever-ist and try to get them thrown out of school; having officials feed into the idiocy does not help. 'Higher Education' my ass.
'Never talk to a college girl' might seem a bit strong. Then you consider idiocy like the above, and that you can be accused of sexual assault for asking someone out, or saying "You look nice today", or one of her friends can take offense and accuse you. Then 'never' starts sounding better.
Saturday, February 20, 2016
Remarkably nice weather for February,
though it's going back to normal in the next couple of days. In the meantime,
Attention Rutgers students:
A: Nobody with a brain is going to hire whiny little bitches who
One student at the event told the Targum that they “broke down crying” after the event, while another reported that he felt “scared to walk around campus the next day.” According to the report, “many others” said they felt “unsafe” at the event and on campus afterwards.
because SOMEONE SAID SOMETHING THEY DISAGREE WITH. Because whiny little bitches like you cannot deal with the day-to-day crap of a real job.
B: Borrowing from Mr. Williamson, ...get the sand out of their vaginas and serve my fucking coffee.
Also known as "Yes, I want fries with that."*
*Until the "$15/hour minimum wage!" idiots(like yourselves) cause there to be no more such jobs, because you made automation more cost-effective.
One student at the event told the Targum that they “broke down crying” after the event, while another reported that he felt “scared to walk around campus the next day.” According to the report, “many others” said they felt “unsafe” at the event and on campus afterwards.
because SOMEONE SAID SOMETHING THEY DISAGREE WITH. Because whiny little bitches like you cannot deal with the day-to-day crap of a real job.
B: Borrowing from Mr. Williamson, ...get the sand out of their vaginas and serve my fucking coffee.
Also known as "Yes, I want fries with that."*
*Until the "$15/hour minimum wage!" idiots(like yourselves) cause there to be no more such jobs, because you made automation more cost-effective.
Speaking of handloading, for some inexpensive bullets
for practice, I took some X-Treme 7.62 plated bullets(which I've used before for other things) and gave something a try. Some rifles with .308 bores you can use them in as-is; others they don't work; in this case a .300 Blackout would not fully chamber them*. So could you size them?
Yes. Yes, you can. I lubed some and ran them through a Lee .308" sizer die, and checked them after; by my caliper all very consistently .308" diameter, and no sign of the plating tearing or otherwise doing something nasty.
That left load data. X-Treme recommends a max velocity on these of 1500fps(We recommend keeping velocities to less than 1500 FPS (Feet Per Second) and using only a light taper crimp). In the 7.62x39 I found the light load I worked up was running them ~1800fps, way over what X-Treme recommends, but with quite good accuracy out to 100 yards and no nastiness left behind in the bore. The Nosler load data showed the lowest velocity with 125-grain bullets with 2400 propellant, 1764fps with the lowest charge, so started with that.
It works. Pressure's low enough the gas block had to be opened one click to reliably cycle the bolt all the way, otherwise no problems: fed, fired, and decent accuracy**, good enough for general practice at short ranges. And bullets a lot less expensive than standard jacketed. I did have a chance to run some over a chronograph, and they averaged 1627fps, more than 100fps slower than the manual indicated, and considering these are much softer than a standard jacketed, slower than expected.
Yes, I am aware X-Treme makes a 150-grain in .308; if I can pick up a few I'll try them. They may not work in the rifle in question due to their shape/length.
Lots of room to experiment with this. Change the charge/propellant, if I can borrow a .309" die try them at that diameter, etc.
*yes, tried different seating depths, no good. So sized one, loaded a dummy, and tried it, and since it worked went from there.
**This was tried in a rifle that only had a red-dot with a slightly blurry dot, so 'decent' means about 1.5" groups at 30 yards. With a better optic/shooter that might shrink a bit.
Yes. Yes, you can. I lubed some and ran them through a Lee .308" sizer die, and checked them after; by my caliper all very consistently .308" diameter, and no sign of the plating tearing or otherwise doing something nasty.
That left load data. X-Treme recommends a max velocity on these of 1500fps(We recommend keeping velocities to less than 1500 FPS (Feet Per Second) and using only a light taper crimp). In the 7.62x39 I found the light load I worked up was running them ~1800fps, way over what X-Treme recommends, but with quite good accuracy out to 100 yards and no nastiness left behind in the bore. The Nosler load data showed the lowest velocity with 125-grain bullets with 2400 propellant, 1764fps with the lowest charge, so started with that.
It works. Pressure's low enough the gas block had to be opened one click to reliably cycle the bolt all the way, otherwise no problems: fed, fired, and decent accuracy**, good enough for general practice at short ranges. And bullets a lot less expensive than standard jacketed. I did have a chance to run some over a chronograph, and they averaged 1627fps, more than 100fps slower than the manual indicated, and considering these are much softer than a standard jacketed, slower than expected.
Yes, I am aware X-Treme makes a 150-grain in .308; if I can pick up a few I'll try them. They may not work in the rifle in question due to their shape/length.
Lots of room to experiment with this. Change the charge/propellant, if I can borrow a .309" die try them at that diameter, etc.
*yes, tried different seating depths, no good. So sized one, loaded a dummy, and tried it, and since it worked went from there.
**This was tried in a rifle that only had a red-dot with a slightly blurry dot, so 'decent' means about 1.5" groups at 30 yards. With a better optic/shooter that might shrink a bit.
Twitter is a private company, and can do whatever it wants;
and we can point out it's run by a bunch of censorious-minded, bigoted assholes.
There stock is going down the toilet, and they just keep doubling-down. Idiots.
Yeah, a lot of women do prefer drama; and they get really ticked-off when you call them on it.
Yeah, there's a scary number of people who figure "We're screwed no matter who gets into the Oval Office, so fuck 'em, I'm going with the guy who seems to scare all the 'right' people."
The idiots running DC are responsible for Trump being where he is; wonder if they'll ever realize it?
There stock is going down the toilet, and they just keep doubling-down. Idiots.
Yeah, a lot of women do prefer drama; and they get really ticked-off when you call them on it.
Yeah, there's a scary number of people who figure "We're screwed no matter who gets into the Oval Office, so fuck 'em, I'm going with the guy who seems to scare all the 'right' people."
The idiots running DC are responsible for Trump being where he is; wonder if they'll ever realize it?
Friday, February 19, 2016
So it's both Friday,
and I don't have to see the PT anymore; Now I can really relax and hit the data
To say "...Government Could Make Same Mistake Again..."
implies that Fast & Furious wasn't doing exactly what they wanted. Until they got caught.
You know what would've actually done some good here? The people in charge of Gunwalker, not just in ATF but in the FBI and USM and DEA, going to jail for their lies under oath and other lawbreaking. Fat chance of that.
Some good stuff here, except for the 'don't have a round in the chamber' stuff.
You know what would've actually done some good here? The people in charge of Gunwalker, not just in ATF but in the FBI and USM and DEA, going to jail for their lies under oath and other lawbreaking. Fat chance of that.
Some good stuff here, except for the 'don't have a round in the chamber' stuff.
Thursday, February 18, 2016
This just in: things other than humans
screw with the environment; Michael Mann and Al Gore hardest hit.
Appears The Atlantic can't decide if the AR/M- platform is
an underpowered piece of crap, or a horribly lethal arm that plain old citizens should not be allowed to possess.
Either that, or it's Schrödinger's Rifle*.
*Stolen from Hank on Bookface
Either that, or it's Schrödinger's Rifle*.
*Stolen from Hank on Bookface
Considering the number of lawbreakers, oathbreakers, and control-freaks
operating in our security theater(not to mention far too many actual LE agencies), I'll have to give Apple applause on this.
Odd design. And interesting.
Odd design. And interesting.
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
To everyone who praises the Brit NHS as just awesome!,
and we should set up just like it:
Take your praise, fold it to eight corners, and shove it up your ass.
Take your praise, fold it to eight corners, and shove it up your ass.
Some local branches are good, but the national ACLU
is not your friend.
These plans, if implemented, would require prosecutors to prove that a defendant was aware of the illegal nature of his or her actions and intended to cause them.
Sounds good, right? Way it SHOULD be. However,
Republican lawmakers who insist on making this issue a quid pro quo are likely doing so not out of concern for the lives, families and communities torn apart by our broken system, but rather to please white-collar and corporate polluter interests who stand to gain the most.
Wrong People are for this change, and people I don't like might benefit from it, so it's Bad!
Know what? If the law is so damned complicated and convoluted that someone can't know that they're breaking it, they shouldn't be prosecuted for it. Which would clear out a lot of the bullshit in courts: "Your honor, how is a average citizen supposed to know what is illegal, in this mess(waves copy of statutes involved, assuming he can pick them up)?"
Islamophobic is a word created by fascists, and used by cowards, to manipulate morons.
Speaking of morons, "I'm so sorry one of you raping me will be used to make all of you look bad!"
These plans, if implemented, would require prosecutors to prove that a defendant was aware of the illegal nature of his or her actions and intended to cause them.
Sounds good, right? Way it SHOULD be. However,
Republican lawmakers who insist on making this issue a quid pro quo are likely doing so not out of concern for the lives, families and communities torn apart by our broken system, but rather to please white-collar and corporate polluter interests who stand to gain the most.
Wrong People are for this change, and people I don't like might benefit from it, so it's Bad!
Know what? If the law is so damned complicated and convoluted that someone can't know that they're breaking it, they shouldn't be prosecuted for it. Which would clear out a lot of the bullshit in courts: "Your honor, how is a average citizen supposed to know what is illegal, in this mess(waves copy of statutes involved, assuming he can pick them up)?"
Islamophobic is a word created by fascists, and used by cowards, to manipulate morons.
Speaking of morons, "I'm so sorry one of you raping me will be used to make all of you look bad!"
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
History
is weird. And scary. And messy.
All of these efforts probably went to waste, of course, as vampires in the supernatural sense almost certainly don't exist outside the realm of fiction.
We bloody hope so; I doubt there's a real Earl and Owen & Co. out there.
Speaking of history, staying clean with linen.
Yes, the Southern Poverty Law Center sucks. And lies. And has a real appetite for money.
That would be because the climate models suck. And their designers and adherents can't bear to admit it.
How's it feel to be treated the way the SJWs treat everyone else?
All of these efforts probably went to waste, of course, as vampires in the supernatural sense almost certainly don't exist outside the realm of fiction.
We bloody hope so; I doubt there's a real Earl and Owen & Co. out there.
Speaking of history, staying clean with linen.
Yes, the Southern Poverty Law Center sucks. And lies. And has a real appetite for money.
That would be because the climate models suck. And their designers and adherents can't bear to admit it.
How's it feel to be treated the way the SJWs treat everyone else?
This post at Blue Collar Prepping
and the snake incident reminded me of a story:
Sons' first time in Iraq, when spring sprung, there were camel spiders all over the place, as that's hatching season. Small, but EVERYWHERE.
And if one happened to scuttle into your shadow, it wanted to stay there out of the sun. And when you moved, sometimes they'd chase the shade. Which led to a guy with, let us say, a dislike of spiders, seeing one, taking another step, loudly announcing "It's following me!" and shooting it(yep, three-round burst from a M4). After which, as some of the parts were still twitching, he then stated "IT'S STILL ALIVE!", which was followed by "Dude, it's DEAD, that's just twitching, knock it off!"
When son called home a short time later and told me about it, I said he should've told the guy that the ones that kept moving after you shot them were the zombie camel spiders. Daughter heard that: "Oh, yeah, a nervous guy with an automatic weapon sitting up waiting on zombie spiders, whatever could go wrong?"
Sons' first time in Iraq, when spring sprung, there were camel spiders all over the place, as that's hatching season. Small, but EVERYWHERE.
And if one happened to scuttle into your shadow, it wanted to stay there out of the sun. And when you moved, sometimes they'd chase the shade. Which led to a guy with, let us say, a dislike of spiders, seeing one, taking another step, loudly announcing "It's following me!" and shooting it(yep, three-round burst from a M4). After which, as some of the parts were still twitching, he then stated "IT'S STILL ALIVE!", which was followed by "Dude, it's DEAD, that's just twitching, knock it off!"
When son called home a short time later and told me about it, I said he should've told the guy that the ones that kept moving after you shot them were the zombie camel spiders. Daughter heard that: "Oh, yeah, a nervous guy with an automatic weapon sitting up waiting on zombie spiders, whatever could go wrong?"
James Lileks said something like "By their tweets
you shall know them."
And a disgusting bunch they are.
And the government tried real hard to pretend the immigrants/migrants/'refugees' had nothing to do with it. And the media played along, willingly. Which means that now, nobody believes a word they say. Well done, you idiots.
Dear University of Portland:
Your efforts to help push students into being whiny bitches who can't deal with words is triggering disgusting in me. Therefore, I'm reporting you to you.
Sincerely, etc.
If this is correct, the people responsible should be fired. Period. No games, no extra chances, fired. Gone. With fitness reports that ensure they'll never hold a position of responsibility again.
And a disgusting bunch they are.
And the government tried real hard to pretend the immigrants/migrants/'refugees' had nothing to do with it. And the media played along, willingly. Which means that now, nobody believes a word they say. Well done, you idiots.
Dear University of Portland:
Your efforts to help push students into being whiny bitches who can't deal with words is triggering disgusting in me. Therefore, I'm reporting you to you.
Sincerely, etc.
If this is correct, the people responsible should be fired. Period. No games, no extra chances, fired. Gone. With fitness reports that ensure they'll never hold a position of responsibility again.
Monday, February 15, 2016
NYPD cop being tried for that negligent discharge
that killed man?
Guilty. Both for the shot, and for vapor-locking afterward.
Wonder if this'll get NYPD to up their training?
Stop laughing, it had to be asked.
Guilty. Both for the shot, and for vapor-locking afterward.
Wonder if this'll get NYPD to up their training?
Stop laughing, it had to be asked.
If this information is correct,
some people in the Pentagon and that company need to be dealt with. Preferably in some horrible manner.
More than three years later, Daniel still doesn’t have Oogie. The dog has vanished.
Daniel, who doesn’t want to use his real name because he’s on active duty, is one of at least 200 military handlers whose dogs were secretly dumped out to civilians by K2 Solutions in February 2014, a Post investigation has found.
At least three government workers were also involved and may have taken dogs for themselves.
Because you should always get your relationship and self-defense advice from Cosmo. Who gets the latter from Mommies Want.
So, the Evil Party is insisting that if the Stupid Party doesn't confirm a Justice right now, it's violating the Constitution, and 'unprecedented'. Which seems to be another case of "But it's fine when WE do it!"
Nice people Missouri has teaching.
More than three years later, Daniel still doesn’t have Oogie. The dog has vanished.
Daniel, who doesn’t want to use his real name because he’s on active duty, is one of at least 200 military handlers whose dogs were secretly dumped out to civilians by K2 Solutions in February 2014, a Post investigation has found.
At least three government workers were also involved and may have taken dogs for themselves.
Because you should always get your relationship and self-defense advice from Cosmo. Who gets the latter from Mommies Want.
So, the Evil Party is insisting that if the Stupid Party doesn't confirm a Justice right now, it's violating the Constitution, and 'unprecedented'. Which seems to be another case of "But it's fine when WE do it!"
Nice people Missouri has teaching.
Sunday, February 14, 2016
So we're not the only place with corrupt labs screwing people
Even though child services found no proof that she was a negligent
parent, that didn't count for much against the overwhelmingly positive
results from a hair test. The lab results said she was abusing alcohol
on a regular basis and in enormous quantities.
...Motherisk hair test results indicated that Marchand had been downing 48 drinks a day, for 90 days. "If you do the math, I would have died drinking that much" Marchand says. "There's no way I could function."
The court disagreed, and determined Marchand was unfit to have custody of her daughter.
It was bullshit. Along with a lot more of their results. People should be in prison, and lose everything they have, over this.
And the judge who read these results and didn't question them should lose that black robe, because he's an idiot.
Speaking of idiots, no, progressives don't like people talking about their history. Especially since so many of them would still like to go back to eugenics.
Scalia died, which is a real bad thing in a variety of ways. Including listening to the leftists scream and dance in the blood in joy, and demand Thomas follow him.
The Stupid Party Senate head has announced 'no justice will be confirmed before the end of the year', which is good. Assuming that clown McConnell actually means it. I'm sure a lot of SP senators are getting messages and calls saying 'You roll over on this, your ass is gone', and that's good. If they even try, they should be gone; this is too important to allow any tolerance for such crap.
Apparently the conspiratards are going around storymaking about "Who did it?" That doesn't help either.
Ah, Canada, this level of stupid is just amazing:
Canadian soldiers are being kicked out of their homes on military bases and Muslim migrants from Syria are being flown in to live in our soldiers' homes.
And the troops are being put in hotels. Wonderful. Just bloody amazing.
From an earlier piece(linked in the above):
Included in the Department of National Defence budgets are hundreds of thousands of dollars set aside for “religious support," including the purchase of Muslim Korans, prayer mats and foot-washing towels.
The plans also call for the construction of mosques or “worship centres," using taxpayers dollars.
The planning documents, in English and French, were released in response to a Rebel "Access to Information" request about religious expenditures by the Department of National Defence.
But the detailed Quebec budget plans also shed light on the sheer scale of the Trudeau government’s plans to set up refugee camp-style accommodations on seven Canadian Forces Bases across Quebec and Ontario.
Well, make up your mind, you two-faced bastard.
Though just months ago President Barack Obama excoriated and mocked Republicans who oppose offering Syrian refugees resettlement in the U.S., Secretary of State John Kerry on Saturday characterized the flood of refugees entering Europe as a “threat” of “near existential” proportions to the continent.
“The United States of America understands the near existential nature of this threat to the politics and fabric of life in Europe,” Kerry told the Munich Security Conference Saturday, according to the the State Department’s transcript of his remarks.
...Motherisk hair test results indicated that Marchand had been downing 48 drinks a day, for 90 days. "If you do the math, I would have died drinking that much" Marchand says. "There's no way I could function."
The court disagreed, and determined Marchand was unfit to have custody of her daughter.
It was bullshit. Along with a lot more of their results. People should be in prison, and lose everything they have, over this.
And the judge who read these results and didn't question them should lose that black robe, because he's an idiot.
Speaking of idiots, no, progressives don't like people talking about their history. Especially since so many of them would still like to go back to eugenics.
Scalia died, which is a real bad thing in a variety of ways. Including listening to the leftists scream and dance in the blood in joy, and demand Thomas follow him.
The Stupid Party Senate head has announced 'no justice will be confirmed before the end of the year', which is good. Assuming that clown McConnell actually means it. I'm sure a lot of SP senators are getting messages and calls saying 'You roll over on this, your ass is gone', and that's good. If they even try, they should be gone; this is too important to allow any tolerance for such crap.
Apparently the conspiratards are going around storymaking about "Who did it?" That doesn't help either.
Ah, Canada, this level of stupid is just amazing:
Canadian soldiers are being kicked out of their homes on military bases and Muslim migrants from Syria are being flown in to live in our soldiers' homes.
And the troops are being put in hotels. Wonderful. Just bloody amazing.
From an earlier piece(linked in the above):
Included in the Department of National Defence budgets are hundreds of thousands of dollars set aside for “religious support," including the purchase of Muslim Korans, prayer mats and foot-washing towels.
The plans also call for the construction of mosques or “worship centres," using taxpayers dollars.
The planning documents, in English and French, were released in response to a Rebel "Access to Information" request about religious expenditures by the Department of National Defence.
But the detailed Quebec budget plans also shed light on the sheer scale of the Trudeau government’s plans to set up refugee camp-style accommodations on seven Canadian Forces Bases across Quebec and Ontario.
Well, make up your mind, you two-faced bastard.
Though just months ago President Barack Obama excoriated and mocked Republicans who oppose offering Syrian refugees resettlement in the U.S., Secretary of State John Kerry on Saturday characterized the flood of refugees entering Europe as a “threat” of “near existential” proportions to the continent.
“The United States of America understands the near existential nature of this threat to the politics and fabric of life in Europe,” Kerry told the Munich Security Conference Saturday, according to the the State Department’s transcript of his remarks.
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