...I will counter with a less-sexy story about how, in the city where I choose to live, where I pay hefty local taxes, where I have sincere hopes about placing my daughter in a public school system (as Adrian Fenty and Michelle Rhee do, but Barack Obama does not), where I have witnessed stunning changes for the better in just two years of interacting with the local elementary school, one of the country's foulest and most powerful special interests, the overwhelmingly Democratic Party-financing American Federation of Teachers, just spent $1 million large to make sure that the last glimmer of reform for this famously bottom-of-the-barrel school district gets snuffed out, in a wave of anti-Stuff White People Like spite.
This is your mainstream Democratic Party, people. It knows how to speak in complete sentences, it knows how to masturbate, and it knows how to destroy expensive education systems. I hope you fucking enjoy it.
The second on the Stupid Party:
That was then. This is apparently now: “With their eyes on a House majority, Republicans are leaving the door open to allowing earmarks after a one-year party-imposed moratorium,” reported Politico on Friday. Republican leaders such as House Minority Leader John Boehner and Whip Eric Cantor are suddenly hedging on the issue. Perhaps we need to remind the would-be House leadership why they should continue to steer clear of earmarks.
How about this, Boehner: you clowns played games with the Evil Party for years to prop each other up, to keep the game going, and it got you kicked out of power; now you think we're going to forget it all in a year? Do you want to ENSURE a third party made up largely of people sick of this kind of crap?
Oh, you Democrats? Don't get happy about it; as Insty says, you're not too damned popular a party either; the bulk of the other members of that third party will be Democrats sick of what you bastards did to the party of their family.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Ever noticed how pruning is one of the never-ending jobs?
And when it's warm, and there's no wind, and it's humid... Lots of stuff done, cut and stacked, and now I'm soaking up tea and sitting under a fan. Reading stuff like this:
Anti-Semitic incidents are common at the University of California at Irvine, and the Muslim Student Union is the major perpetrator. Although not all the antisemitic events at UCI, detailed recently by Kenneth Marcus in Commentary magazine, can be traced to the MSU, those that can include physical and verbal harassment of Jewish students, posters of the Star of David dripping with blood, inversion of Holocaust imagery in which Jews are the new Nazis, and sponsorship of public speakers who accuse Jews of not being able to exist equally with other human beings, as well as accusations that Jews deliberately kill non-Jewish children for nefarious purposes.
For years, the UCI administration has ignored or condoned those activities. But the administration, finally, has sanctioned the MSU for an anti-Israel (not anti-Semitic) incident in which the union on February 8, 2010 continually disrupted a speech by Michael Oren, the Israeli Ambassador to the United States.
Really ought to read it; the listing of crap this protected species was allowed to get away with is disgusting.
The word from the head gigolo in MA:
Awww, aren't progressive racists cute?
BILL MAHER, HOST: Isn’t Obama’s big problem is that he does everything half-assed? Maybe it’s because he’s only half black. You know? It’s that, if he was a, if this, if he was fully black, I’m telling you, he would be a better president. There’s a white man in him holding him back because everything is half-assed. The stimulus was half-assed, healthcare is half-assed, let’s talk about Afghanistan.
From Denny's AOTW award post:
William had multiple suggestions:
Another piece on the IG deciding to actually investigate the NBPP voter intimidation case; here's the closing bit:
In any event, despite the Obama team’s best efforts to stonewall and the mainstream media’s indifference to an abuse of power in a Democratic administration, the notion that the New Black Panther party case is “no big deal” is crumbling. We know that a high ranking political appointee presented misleading testimony under oath and that multiple witnesses would testify to the Obama administration’s hostility to the equal enforcement of our civil rights laws. Now an internal investigation is exploring those issues. In a Republican administration that would be front-page news.
From Theo we have a t-shirt with language of a type I disapprove of for public wear(but I like the sentiment)
a fine way to commute
and a look at Troublemakers In History
Some of the ways that Californicated- in particular- has wound up in such a hole.
Murkowski, you're a greedy power-hungry bitch. Go feed the bears.
And finally, well, it is his specialty...
Anti-Semitic incidents are common at the University of California at Irvine, and the Muslim Student Union is the major perpetrator. Although not all the antisemitic events at UCI, detailed recently by Kenneth Marcus in Commentary magazine, can be traced to the MSU, those that can include physical and verbal harassment of Jewish students, posters of the Star of David dripping with blood, inversion of Holocaust imagery in which Jews are the new Nazis, and sponsorship of public speakers who accuse Jews of not being able to exist equally with other human beings, as well as accusations that Jews deliberately kill non-Jewish children for nefarious purposes.
For years, the UCI administration has ignored or condoned those activities. But the administration, finally, has sanctioned the MSU for an anti-Israel (not anti-Semitic) incident in which the union on February 8, 2010 continually disrupted a speech by Michael Oren, the Israeli Ambassador to the United States.
Really ought to read it; the listing of crap this protected species was allowed to get away with is disgusting.
The word from the head gigolo in MA:
"The news from Delaware is crystal clear: It's Sarah Palin's party now," Kerry wrote in a fund-raising e-mail titled "Delawow!" distributed yesterday. "We have to fight back. Click here to contribute right now to make sure we defeat the Tea Party extremists."The Herald quotes Glenn Reynolds, a libertarian law professor whom the paper misidentifies as a "conservative gadfly": "I think the Tea Party couldn't ask for any better publicity than to be denounced by a millionaire who dodges paying taxes on his yacht." Actually, make that a near-billionaire who married another man's fortune.
Awww, aren't progressive racists cute?
BILL MAHER, HOST: Isn’t Obama’s big problem is that he does everything half-assed? Maybe it’s because he’s only half black. You know? It’s that, if he was a, if this, if he was fully black, I’m telling you, he would be a better president. There’s a white man in him holding him back because everything is half-assed. The stimulus was half-assed, healthcare is half-assed, let’s talk about Afghanistan.
From Denny's AOTW award post:
Mike Castle, the RNSC, the Republican Party and Karl Rove's performance in the Delaware primary
Well deserved selection. I was leaning towards that one.
The idiots in Harlem who sent Charlie Rank-Hole back to congress because he is "the best we've got"
They don't care if Rangel is a crook. Blacks elected Alcee Hastings to Congress and he was impeached and thrown off the bench for being a corrupt judge.
The usual cast of perennial butt holes like the Wee Wee in Chief, the DemoCraps who are running away from their Wee Wee, and the Main Stream Media who are kissing the Wee Wee and the Craps.
That's goes for every week. That's a given.
But William decided on Bill Gates who thinks hiring three teachers is more important than a geezer's life. Wait! Is he advocating death panels? Wait until Bill is on his deathbed. How much do you think he'll be willing to spend to prolong his life? Asshole.Another piece on the IG deciding to actually investigate the NBPP voter intimidation case; here's the closing bit:
In any event, despite the Obama team’s best efforts to stonewall and the mainstream media’s indifference to an abuse of power in a Democratic administration, the notion that the New Black Panther party case is “no big deal” is crumbling. We know that a high ranking political appointee presented misleading testimony under oath and that multiple witnesses would testify to the Obama administration’s hostility to the equal enforcement of our civil rights laws. Now an internal investigation is exploring those issues. In a Republican administration that would be front-page news.
From Theo we have a t-shirt with language of a type I disapprove of for public wear(but I like the sentiment)
a fine way to commute
and a look at Troublemakers In History
Some of the ways that Californicated- in particular- has wound up in such a hole.
Murkowski, you're a greedy power-hungry bitch. Go feed the bears.
And finally, well, it is his specialty...
"Gun reporting laws don't infringe on Constitution,"
Wilmington Department of Police Capt. Nancy S. Dietz assures us as her contribution to DelawareOnline's Constitution Day observance.Sounds good, right? Except
She tells us of the graduation ceremony for department recruits, "with the official recitation of the oath of office, which requires each new officer to swear to enforce all state and local laws and support the Constitution of the United States of America."
Clearly, the principles enshrined in the Constitution have evolved, and the courts have provided changing interpretations of the law as society faces new challenges.Ah, I see. A career "Only One" bureaucrat is using sleight of mind to stump for more "gun control"--and relying on those she addresses to not see through her artifice and know any better.
Here's where she's leading us:
Go take a look. Interesting, isn't it? She takes this occasion to tell a bunch of newby cops that what she and her bosses think about the Constitution is IT; and anybody who disagrees, well, they just don't care about safety and you being able to do your job...
I just remembered something and did a search; ah, I was right, Delaware really is a wonderful place for cops who don't really care about the law:
The Delaware State Police have been conducting secret background checks of some gun owners since 2001, a process known as "superchecks" that may violate federal law.
The checks have resulted in confiscation of weapons, some for legitimate reasons, but have subjected many citizens to a search of mental health records that in most cases police would be unable to access.
I don't think I'd like living in Delaware under the authority of these clowns.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Damn, I need to keep better track of some things
On this day in 1787, the Constitution was signed by the delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
Dammit, I wish I'd been able to put it this well
On one hand, the idea of burning a book -- any book -- leaves me cold. A book is knowledge made tangible; it is far more than just ink, paper, glue and leather: it is ideas, dreams, hopes, fantasies ... it is all those things that make us human -- those that separate us from animals -- distilled into an object one can touch.
To burn a book is to spurn those ideas, those hopes; to reject those things that do separate us from animals, and to symbolically reject at least a small part of our humanity.
...
On the other hand, a book is nothing more than ink, paper and glue. Burning one book is not going to remove the knowledge contained there-in from history. Especially a book as widely-printed as the Qur'an. You could -- if you so chose -- burn every Qur'an in the Western Hemisphere, and you would make less than the tiniest dent in the numbers of that book.
To burn a book -- or a pile of them -- is, quite literally, useless for any purpose other than symbolism or to ensure the livelihood of those who will -- inevitably -- print more books to replace those you have incinerated.
And you'll like the ending.
To burn a book is to spurn those ideas, those hopes; to reject those things that do separate us from animals, and to symbolically reject at least a small part of our humanity.
...
On the other hand, a book is nothing more than ink, paper and glue. Burning one book is not going to remove the knowledge contained there-in from history. Especially a book as widely-printed as the Qur'an. You could -- if you so chose -- burn every Qur'an in the Western Hemisphere, and you would make less than the tiniest dent in the numbers of that book.
To burn a book -- or a pile of them -- is, quite literally, useless for any purpose other than symbolism or to ensure the livelihood of those who will -- inevitably -- print more books to replace those you have incinerated.
And you'll like the ending.
Hey, Rep. Halvorson, you want these people working for you,
they why are you ashamed to have people find out?
The National Socialist Democrats; slandering OTHER people as national socialists at every opportunity.
The National Socialist Democrats; slandering OTHER people as national socialists at every opportunity.
Next time you hear someone praising Mao as a 'philosopher they favor' or some similar idiocy,
ask them if the actually know what they're praising.
Speaking at The Independent Woodstock Literary Festival, Frank Dikötter, a Hong Kong-based historian, said he found that during the time that Mao was enforcing the Great Leap Forward in 1958, in an effort to catch up with the economy of the Western world, he was responsible for overseeing "one of the worst catastrophes the world has ever known".
Mr Dikötter, who has been studying Chinese rural history from 1958 to 1962, when the nation was facing a famine, compared the systematic torture, brutality, starvation and killing of Chinese peasants to the Second World War in its magnitude. At least 45 million people were worked, starved or beaten to death in China over these four years; the worldwide death toll of the Second World War was 55 million.
Mr Dikötter is the only author to have delved into the Chinese archives since they were reopened four years ago. He argued that this devastating period of history – which has until now remained hidden – has international resonance. "It ranks alongside the gulags and the Holocaust as one of the three greatest events of the 20th century.... It was like [the Cambodian communist dictator] Pol Pot's genocide multiplied 20 times over," he said.
I know most of you already know at least some of this; it's amazing how much the 'education' machine in this country and Europe has worked to cover this crap up, or give it 'perspective'(i.e. make excuses for the commie murderers).
And this is why, every time some jackass academic suckup to The Lightworker starts talking about people as products, as "We have to decide if it's worth letting them have this treatment" parts of a machine...
His book, Mao's Great Famine; The Story of China's Most Devastating Catastrophe, reveals that while this is a part of history that has been "quite forgotten" in the official memory of the People's Republic of China, there was a "staggering degree of violence" that was, remarkably, carefully catalogued in Public Security Bureau reports, which featured among the provincial archives he studied. In them, he found that the members of the rural farming communities were seen by the Party merely as "digits", or a faceless workforce. For those who committed any acts of disobedience, however minor, the punishments were huge.
Yeah, can't let any individuals clog up the Party works, no matter how slightly.
And the same kind of morons who like Mao tend to also like his lesser light Che, the Cuban Mao Wannabe. And want to follow in Mao's footsteps, like Obama's old friends Ayers and Dohrn want to.
Speaking at The Independent Woodstock Literary Festival, Frank Dikötter, a Hong Kong-based historian, said he found that during the time that Mao was enforcing the Great Leap Forward in 1958, in an effort to catch up with the economy of the Western world, he was responsible for overseeing "one of the worst catastrophes the world has ever known".
Mr Dikötter, who has been studying Chinese rural history from 1958 to 1962, when the nation was facing a famine, compared the systematic torture, brutality, starvation and killing of Chinese peasants to the Second World War in its magnitude. At least 45 million people were worked, starved or beaten to death in China over these four years; the worldwide death toll of the Second World War was 55 million.
Mr Dikötter is the only author to have delved into the Chinese archives since they were reopened four years ago. He argued that this devastating period of history – which has until now remained hidden – has international resonance. "It ranks alongside the gulags and the Holocaust as one of the three greatest events of the 20th century.... It was like [the Cambodian communist dictator] Pol Pot's genocide multiplied 20 times over," he said.
I know most of you already know at least some of this; it's amazing how much the 'education' machine in this country and Europe has worked to cover this crap up, or give it 'perspective'(i.e. make excuses for the commie murderers).
And this is why, every time some jackass academic suckup to The Lightworker starts talking about people as products, as "We have to decide if it's worth letting them have this treatment" parts of a machine...
His book, Mao's Great Famine; The Story of China's Most Devastating Catastrophe, reveals that while this is a part of history that has been "quite forgotten" in the official memory of the People's Republic of China, there was a "staggering degree of violence" that was, remarkably, carefully catalogued in Public Security Bureau reports, which featured among the provincial archives he studied. In them, he found that the members of the rural farming communities were seen by the Party merely as "digits", or a faceless workforce. For those who committed any acts of disobedience, however minor, the punishments were huge.
Yeah, can't let any individuals clog up the Party works, no matter how slightly.
And the same kind of morons who like Mao tend to also like his lesser light Che, the Cuban Mao Wannabe. And want to follow in Mao's footsteps, like Obama's old friends Ayers and Dohrn want to.
Costco will never get any business of mine, and it appears the Las Vegas PD
needs a thorough cleaning out. Original stuff found at Two-Four here, here. Now, in this post, we have this:
Two experts hired by Scott’s family examined his body. They claim that of the seven .45 ACP hollowpoint bullets fired into Scott’s body, one was fired through his armpit, suggesting his arm was raised at the time. Four remaining shots were fired into his back. There were no exit wounds, making it all but impossible for police to claim that investigators misread through-and-through wounds.
This is looking more and more like A: Costco being a contributor to homicide and B: LVPD screwing up bigtime, both in the incident itself and the aftermath. If he was indeed shot four times in the back, it was as he was laying on the ground, which means if the first shots didn't kill him then he was executed.
And let's not forget what Sailor Curt ran into with Costco.
Two experts hired by Scott’s family examined his body. They claim that of the seven .45 ACP hollowpoint bullets fired into Scott’s body, one was fired through his armpit, suggesting his arm was raised at the time. Four remaining shots were fired into his back. There were no exit wounds, making it all but impossible for police to claim that investigators misread through-and-through wounds.
This is looking more and more like A: Costco being a contributor to homicide and B: LVPD screwing up bigtime, both in the incident itself and the aftermath. If he was indeed shot four times in the back, it was as he was laying on the ground, which means if the first shots didn't kill him then he was executed.
And let's not forget what Sailor Curt ran into with Costco.
True, it can be proven that on some things Obama
tells the truth:
In April, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson announced stringent new regulations on the process that effectively mean an end to its use in most cases.
Thomas Pyle, president of the Institute for Energy Research (IER), an industry-backed think tank, said the new EPA rule "will bankrupt the coal industry and cause electricity prices to 'necessarily skyrocket,' fulfilling two more promises President Obama made while running for office. The magnitude of this EPA decision on new and renewal permits in Appalachia will cost American jobs and put mom and pop operators out of business."
Pyle was referring to Obama's 2008 statement that his energy and environmental policies would "necessarily skyrocket" consumer costs for energy.
And here's some more of that Change!! he promised:
Wednesday in Geneva during the current session of the U.N. Human Rights Council, the Obama administration became a willing participant in the U.N.'s imposition of an apartheid-style ban on representatives of the state of Israel. Despite the promises made by the administration that by joining the Council the United States would not become part of the problem, U.S. Ambassador to the Council Eileen Donahoe chose to attend and fully participate in a meeting that deliberately excluded anyone representing the Jewish state. ...
While Israelis are left standing in the hall during the Council's regional group meetings, this week for the first time Libya took its seat as a full-fledged Council member. Other full voting members of the U.N.'s lead human rights body include such model citizens as Saudi Arabia, China, Cuba, Russia and Kyrgyzstan.
Definitely Change! but not much Hope! Unless you're a Jew-hating human-rights violator.
Here's a little bit more on the current illegal alien bailout Sen. Reid & Co. are pushing.
Let's see, you can't call it Christmas, they don't want (Christian or Jewish) students to pray, even by themselves in a corner, there's a constant "SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE!" yelling, but they will do this:
being very careful, of course, not to let parents know about it. After all, muslims are a protected species among the terminally PC, and you can't hold things related to them to the same standards, now can you?
Let's see, Breitbart posts the audio of what she actually said, and that's 'misinformation'. Yeah. Right.
One more thing, but it goes in one of its own.
In April, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson announced stringent new regulations on the process that effectively mean an end to its use in most cases.
Thomas Pyle, president of the Institute for Energy Research (IER), an industry-backed think tank, said the new EPA rule "will bankrupt the coal industry and cause electricity prices to 'necessarily skyrocket,' fulfilling two more promises President Obama made while running for office. The magnitude of this EPA decision on new and renewal permits in Appalachia will cost American jobs and put mom and pop operators out of business."
Pyle was referring to Obama's 2008 statement that his energy and environmental policies would "necessarily skyrocket" consumer costs for energy.
And here's some more of that Change!! he promised:
Wednesday in Geneva during the current session of the U.N. Human Rights Council, the Obama administration became a willing participant in the U.N.'s imposition of an apartheid-style ban on representatives of the state of Israel. Despite the promises made by the administration that by joining the Council the United States would not become part of the problem, U.S. Ambassador to the Council Eileen Donahoe chose to attend and fully participate in a meeting that deliberately excluded anyone representing the Jewish state. ...
While Israelis are left standing in the hall during the Council's regional group meetings, this week for the first time Libya took its seat as a full-fledged Council member. Other full voting members of the U.N.'s lead human rights body include such model citizens as Saudi Arabia, China, Cuba, Russia and Kyrgyzstan.
Definitely Change! but not much Hope! Unless you're a Jew-hating human-rights violator.
Here's a little bit more on the current illegal alien bailout Sen. Reid & Co. are pushing.
Let's see, you can't call it Christmas, they don't want (Christian or Jewish) students to pray, even by themselves in a corner, there's a constant "SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE!" yelling, but they will do this:
being very careful, of course, not to let parents know about it. After all, muslims are a protected species among the terminally PC, and you can't hold things related to them to the same standards, now can you?
Let's see, Breitbart posts the audio of what she actually said, and that's 'misinformation'. Yeah. Right.
One more thing, but it goes in one of its own.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Yes, the Obama/NSD plan: when people are on to you,
change the words to make it sound different.
From the administration that brought you "man-caused disaster" and "overseas contingency operation," another terminology change is in the pipeline.
The White House wants the public to start using the term "global climate disruption" in place of "global warming" -- fearing the latter term oversimplifies the problem and makes it sound less dangerous than it really is.
Translation: "Far too many people know about the AGW crap being, well, crap. So we'll have to rename things to try to get our control bills shoved through."
"They're trying to come up with more politically palatable ways to sell some of this stuff," said Republican pollster Adam Geller, noting that Democrats also rolled out a new logo and now refer to the Bush tax cuts as "middle-class tax cuts."
He said the climate change change-up likely derives from flagging public support for their bill to regulate emissions. He said the term "global warming" makes the cause easy to ridicule whenever there's a snowstorm.
"Every time we're digging our cars out -- what global warming?" he said. "(Global climate disruption is) more of a sort of generic blanket term, I guess, that can apply in all weather conditions."
It's unclear why Holdren prefers "global climate disruption" over "climate change," the most commonly used alternative to "global warming."
Because so many people have come to see that 'climate change has been their answer for EVERYTHING; EVERYTHING that happens in the weather was supposed to be due to 'climate change' and WE were causing it all, so our betters wanted to be handed the power to control our lives in all ways because they could then control 'climate change'. Etc. ad Bullshit. Back in the cold, snowy winter they kept saying "You have to understand, this is 'weather', not 'climate'!", and as soon as it got hot "GLOBAL WARMING! CLIMATE CHANGE!"
From the administration that brought you "man-caused disaster" and "overseas contingency operation," another terminology change is in the pipeline.
The White House wants the public to start using the term "global climate disruption" in place of "global warming" -- fearing the latter term oversimplifies the problem and makes it sound less dangerous than it really is.
Translation: "Far too many people know about the AGW crap being, well, crap. So we'll have to rename things to try to get our control bills shoved through."
"They're trying to come up with more politically palatable ways to sell some of this stuff," said Republican pollster Adam Geller, noting that Democrats also rolled out a new logo and now refer to the Bush tax cuts as "middle-class tax cuts."
He said the climate change change-up likely derives from flagging public support for their bill to regulate emissions. He said the term "global warming" makes the cause easy to ridicule whenever there's a snowstorm.
"Every time we're digging our cars out -- what global warming?" he said. "(Global climate disruption is) more of a sort of generic blanket term, I guess, that can apply in all weather conditions."
It's unclear why Holdren prefers "global climate disruption" over "climate change," the most commonly used alternative to "global warming."
Because so many people have come to see that 'climate change has been their answer for EVERYTHING; EVERYTHING that happens in the weather was supposed to be due to 'climate change' and WE were causing it all, so our betters wanted to be handed the power to control our lives in all ways because they could then control 'climate change'. Etc. ad Bullshit. Back in the cold, snowy winter they kept saying "You have to understand, this is 'weather', not 'climate'!", and as soon as it got hot "GLOBAL WARMING! CLIMATE CHANGE!"
Karl, around these parts it's known as 'crawfishing';
that's our word for backing up that way from what you said before.
Y'know, Karl, you suck. We know exactly what happened: people heard your crap, heard the way you trashed the candidate they elected and threw a fit, told you and the NRSC exactly what you are and what they think of you, and you blew a fuse trying to deal with it. So you changed your tune to "Of COURSE we support her!"
Screw you, Karl. And screw the NRSC clowns.
Y'know, Karl, you suck. We know exactly what happened: people heard your crap, heard the way you trashed the candidate they elected and threw a fit, told you and the NRSC exactly what you are and what they think of you, and you blew a fuse trying to deal with it. So you changed your tune to "Of COURSE we support her!"
Screw you, Karl. And screw the NRSC clowns.
Oh, the wailing and gnashing must've been soothing to hear
when Holder & Co. got the word.
I had previously written that the Justice Department requested nine months of factual discovery. I also reported that the DOJ made courtroom arguments that may be untrue. Today, Judge Bates rejected the DOJ positions entirely, calling it “absurd” to pursue extensive discovery.
Oh yeah, baby.
I had previously written that the Justice Department requested nine months of factual discovery. I also reported that the DOJ made courtroom arguments that may be untrue. Today, Judge Bates rejected the DOJ positions entirely, calling it “absurd” to pursue extensive discovery.
Oh yeah, baby.
You know, this kind of thing not only deserves criminal charges,
anybody doing it should be in righteous fear of having his ass kicked:
Last Wednesday, Fredric C. Samson of Mount Holly allegedly trespassed on the Runyans’ Mount Laurel property and took photographs as their youngest daughter, Isabella, played in the front yard, according to a Mount Laurel Police report.
The 8-year-old went into the house and told her mother that Samson was standing in the driveway, according to Jon Runyan. Loretta Runyan, a former Houston police officer, got into her car and followed Samson for four miles until he stopped at Rep. John Adler’s Evesham campaign office.
Got that? Asshole went on the family property and took pictures of their eight-year old daughter. What the HELL were they supposed to be for? And the response of the Adler campaign is a piece of crap all its own:
“Last Wednesday a volunteer photographer took seven photos of the front of Jon Runyan’s house, nothing more.”
“We apologize if images of the Runyan property have brought any discomfort to Mr. and Mrs. Runyan.”
Uh huh. Yeah. Right. You needed pictures of their property why, then? And he- assuming any legitimate reason for such pictures- went ONTO THEIR PROPERTY why?
Last Wednesday, Fredric C. Samson of Mount Holly allegedly trespassed on the Runyans’ Mount Laurel property and took photographs as their youngest daughter, Isabella, played in the front yard, according to a Mount Laurel Police report.
The 8-year-old went into the house and told her mother that Samson was standing in the driveway, according to Jon Runyan. Loretta Runyan, a former Houston police officer, got into her car and followed Samson for four miles until he stopped at Rep. John Adler’s Evesham campaign office.
Got that? Asshole went on the family property and took pictures of their eight-year old daughter. What the HELL were they supposed to be for? And the response of the Adler campaign is a piece of crap all its own:
“Last Wednesday a volunteer photographer took seven photos of the front of Jon Runyan’s house, nothing more.”
“We apologize if images of the Runyan property have brought any discomfort to Mr. and Mrs. Runyan.”
Uh huh. Yeah. Right. You needed pictures of their property why, then? And he- assuming any legitimate reason for such pictures- went ONTO THEIR PROPERTY why?
Oh, God, this is just... discouraging comes to mind
The last time OCPD had some cows get loose, what we got was news video of a few guys on foot and a motorcycle cop herding them back in the direction they needed to go; no AR variants or scatterguns required.
Well, that turns it from a general story to a 'Damn!'
On September 4, a local investment banker caught the 12-foot tiger shark while on a deep-sea fishing trip and he said a left leg popped out of its mouth as they hauled it in.
When officers cut the shark open, they found the right leg, two severed arms and a severed torso.
What makes it a 'Damn'?
The beach near where Mr Newton was last seen is located on the small island where the 1987 Jaws film was partially filmed.
When officers cut the shark open, they found the right leg, two severed arms and a severed torso.
What makes it a 'Damn'?
The beach near where Mr Newton was last seen is located on the small island where the 1987 Jaws film was partially filmed.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Seems to be official: Rep. Ron Klein(NSD-FL)
is a wuss.
"He said mean words! I feel threatened!" Etc. Apparently this donkey's castrated. Or has too much estrogen, or something.
"He said mean words! I feel threatened!" Etc. Apparently this donkey's castrated. Or has too much estrogen, or something.
Son is on his way back to base
which is a damn long drive.
T'other day friend gunsmith invited us to the range so he could try some new boomsticks out; just to really annoy some of you, he got to fire the Webley-Fosbery
which he declared quite accurate and easy to shoot; just odd to have a revolver with part of the frame reciprocating as you fire.
T'other day friend gunsmith invited us to the range so he could try some new boomsticks out; just to really annoy some of you, he got to fire the Webley-Fosbery
which he declared quite accurate and easy to shoot; just odd to have a revolver with part of the frame reciprocating as you fire.
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