What about the part where the FBI had possession of this information back in December? Why didn’t the FBI come forward with this evidence about Hunter Biden’s emails, which appear to show collusion and influence-trading? Isn’t that something they should have told the president or members of Congress? Was the FBI deliberately covering it up? If the good citizen who came forward and alerted the FBI of the contents of the laptop had not made a copy of the information, it would still be under FBI lock and key. But the computer repairman did make a copy and sent it to Rudy Giuliani. If true, it’s a stunning indictment of the FBI that an American citizen—who alerted them to alleged multiple crimes involving a guy with the last name Biden—knew not to trust them and made other arrangements should they try to cover it up (which, apparently, they did).
Thursday, October 15, 2020
Further evidence of what leftist assholes run Twatter
Seen at Insty:
Everyone I’ve talked to who is ‘minor’ on the right on Twitter (including me) is being blacked out. ‘Twitter is overloaded.’ ‘Sorry, we can’t post this right now.’ Etc.
Everyone I’ve talked to who is ‘minor’ on the right on Twitter (including me) is being blacked out. ‘Twitter is overloaded.’ ‘Sorry, we can’t post this right now.’ Etc.
I think that Twitter realized it couldn’t kill the big accounts
without blowback so it’s trying to cut off the oxygen by killing the
retweeters.
I don’t have any contacts with major players in this field. And because of how it’s happening, I’m not even sure they’re aware.
But people like me (100 followers) aren’t being allowed to post, comment or retweet. And it seems to be twitter wide.
If you’ve got contacts that can get the word out, so much the better.
I don't want to hear one more Gods-damned word from the left about 'violent rhetoric' from the right
when they either ignore or make excuses for- or actively support- assholes like this guy. Kristopher Jacks, a member of the executive committee of the Colorado Democratic Party. Who plans, among other things,
I’m gonna be in my garage, right next to my gun safe, all night long, on
the 3rd, because that is how seriously I take this stuff. … You really
want to change this country that way, with violence, there’s only one
way to do it. You gotta get people that are close to billionaires and
start just, random billionaires start turning up dead. And nobody knows
what the f*ck’s going on. Nobody knows. Nope, I don’t know. They just
turned up dead. And just three or four of ‘em is all it’s going to take.
All it’s going to take is a pattern of I don’t know, I don’t know, man.
I don’t know what happened. Just showed up that way. I walked in.
That’s how it was. That’s the only way that’s, you do that to three or
four people enough to say that this is a pattern, and this is why – draw
a dollar sign on their desk or whatever you do, that’s what it’s going
to take. It’s going to take a strategic hit against the 0.1% that’s in
charge, cause that’s who it is. Killing random Nazis in the street,
random f*cking bootlickers.
A pork loin experiment is in progress Progress report added
Brined a piece over night, then sprinkled it somewhat heavily with Brown Sugar & Bourbon spices and let it sit for most of an hour, then into the smoker.
After a couple of hours I'll put it, tightly covered, in the oven to finish.
I'm looking forward to the taste test with great anticipation.
Progress report:
Damn. Tender, moist, tasty. And enough drippings from the pan for some nice juices to add back in. I'm going to have to do this again.
If I could get to Fecesbook, there's a freelance writer who used to work for a local paper
to whom I'd say "You keep griping about people not trusting the Professional Journalists. Looking at how many of them have tried to cover up this latest Biden story(and some other things), why would we respect the bastards?"
Wouldn't do any good, but after various lectures about only using 'real' news sources and such, I'm sick of being told I should listen to these clowns.
Can you say "How can we cover that Biden lied about this?"
I knew you could.
Biden’s campaign would not rule out the possibility that the former VP had some kind of informal interaction with Pozharskyi, which wouldn’t appear on Biden’s official schedule. But they said any encounter would have been cursory. Pozharskyi did not respond to a request for comment.
I know some people on Fecesbook I'd point this out to(which may be one reason I was banned for a while), adding "Unless you condemn Biden & Co. for this crap, I don't want to hear one more damned word from you about the horrible corrupt Trump."
Biden’s campaign would not rule out the possibility that the former VP had some kind of informal interaction with Pozharskyi, which wouldn’t appear on Biden’s official schedule. But they said any encounter would have been cursory. Pozharskyi did not respond to a request for comment.
I know some people on Fecesbook I'd point this out to(which may be one reason I was banned for a while), adding "Unless you condemn Biden & Co. for this crap, I don't want to hear one more damned word from you about the horrible corrupt Trump."
Wednesday, October 14, 2020
Speaking of Zuckerbitch, let's throw Twatter into the 'leftist assholes' category
NY Post wound up with some emails that do not work favorably for Biden, as they involve both his son's shady dealings(to be polite) and may well involve Touchy himself.
So what does most of our Professional Journalists, as well as Zuckerbitch and Twatter do?
Just what you'd expect of the bastards.
And they claim not to understand why so many people don't trust them or believe them.
Zuckerbitch strikes again Updated
Fecesbook informs me that I can't comment for seven days because I violated their community standards.
They don't tell me WHAT comment violated said standards, what it was about, just "Shut up and go away for a week."
And their response to disagreeing with this was "We don't have as many reviewers because Wuhan, so you may or may not have this decision reviewed."
These people really are shit.
Update: "We reviewed your comment, you're still bad, go away"
Tuesday, October 13, 2020
This is exactly what's bothered me about the 'surge in cases' bullcrap
What exactly is a “case”? The USAToday article doesn’t say. Neither do other articles or cable news doctors and other “experts.” Is a “case” simply a positive test?
The CDC answers this question with a “case definition.” A case is not just a positive test. Instead what is needed is, “Presumptive laboratory evidence AND either clinical criteria OR epidemiologic evidence.” Notice the AND, meaning not simply a positive test.
As an analogy, suppose we routinely checked peoples’ blood sugar or blood pressure and called any single high reading as diabetes or hypertension. Imagine testing everyone’s blood sugar after lunch, when it naturally rises, and calling anyone with a reading over 140 a diabetic. We would have a surge in diabetes, yet the vast majority of these individuals are not actually diabetic.
Exactly. Our state Health Dept. has been screaming about the 'surge', but on their site I could find nothing about which of this is actual sick people vs. positive tests.
Sunday, October 11, 2020
Scenes from the range
Comment from Carl reminded me of these:
"I need some .22 long bullets."
"No problem", since we had some.
"No problem", since we had some.
Few minutes later he came back, "These won't work in my gun."
Some questions followed, and I told him to unload it and bring it out.
It was an old, very nice High Standard marked '.22 LR'.
"Ok, that's the problem, this uses .22 Long Rifle, not Longs."
"But it's not a rifle!"
"But it's not a rifle!"
Explanation of Shorts, Longs and LRs followed. Got him set up with the right stuff, and he left later a happy man.
Few days ago, this started with a coworker:
"I need some bullets for my .38 Special."
"For practice or defense?"
"Defense."
"For practice or defense?"
"Defense."
"Ok, the only ones we have are these Winchesters that are +P, will your pistol handle those?"
"It's a .38 Special."
"It's a .38 Special."
At that point he waved me over, I explained what the +P meant, and asked if her revolved had that mark on it."
"No, it's a .38 Special!"
"No, it's a .38 Special!"
Etc.
I asked what kind it was(you guessed!), and then what brand. She had no idea and couldn't understand why we couldn't sell her the right bullets. Even after I pointed out that if it wasn't rated for those it would not be safe to use them.
Sometimes you just about want to scream.
Saturday, October 10, 2020
Scenes from the range
Ring.
"Hey, do you have any .40 Magnum ammo?"
"No, sir. I've never even heard of .40 Magnum."
"Yeah, it says 'SD40VE' on it."
"Sir, that's just .40 S&W, and we do have that."
"That's right, the magnum is a damn revolver, isn't it?"
"Sir, that's just .40 S&W, and we do have that."
"That's right, the magnum is a damn revolver, isn't it?"
Jeez.
Later, involving an inline muzzle-loader, I came so very close to saying "There was a thing in the box with your firearm called an 'owners manual', have you ever considered reading it?"
Then you have the people who show up less than half an hour before close and want to check in and shoot. Worse are the ones who want to rent a gun as well. Explain to them "By the time we get you checked in and all done, you'll have about ten, maybe fifteen minutes."
"That's ok" is almost always the response. It generally isn't, but they say it anyway.
"That's ok" is almost always the response. It generally isn't, but they say it anyway.
Sometimes working at a range is anything but fun.
Friday, October 09, 2020
"The Jews are revolting!"
So as the Jews of New York City are enjoying Sukkot and approach
Simchat Torah, the Governor targets them for having the Synagogues
locked down and the Mayor threatens to fine them $15,000 a day.
There was a protest.
Apparently not a real, proper protest, as nobody threw rocks at cops or broke windows, and there was a decide lack of looting. But a protest nevertheless.
Put it all together, wonder if there's going to be a shift in voting patterns among the Jews of New York?
The supposed 'right-wing militia' that talked about kidnapping a governor
inexplicably includes some anarchists and such. And, for some reason, information on the others seems missing.
Anyone else see some possible problems with the Preferred Narrative™?
Good; universities that play "We don't hate Jews, we just won't cause problems for people who do"
B: It should be noted: worst white supremacist ever.
Only a few days after Adela’s speech, the president signed a landmark executive order including Jewish students as a protected class under Title IV. Crucially, the EO also defined anti-Semitism according to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) classification, which includes bigoted anti-Israel behaviors common to groups involved in campaigns to boycott or demonize Israel.
Wednesday, October 07, 2020
Just how stupid is it out there?
Had to run to the store, and there was a guy on a Kawasaki Ninja, with no helmet, wearing a damned face panty.
I swear, there's a shortage of brain in the world
I present to you two penal colonies:
The one on our west coast.and
The one Australia has turned back into(found on Fecesbook):
This afternoon, Officer in Charge of SAPOL’s Firearms Branch, Superintendent Stephen Howard, announced that effective 8 October, gel blasters will be classed as imitation firearms.
“The firing mechanism in a gel blaster compresses air to fire a projectile and therefore meets the threshold test to be defined as a firearm,” said Superintendent Howard.
“A gel blaster can easily be mistaken for a real firearm, with potential to cause concern in the community and trigger a police response that could involve the use of police firearms, or other tactical options.”
The changes mean some 62,000 gel blasters currently circulating in the South Australian community will now be subject to licensing and regulation.
Seems that's their term for paintball guns. Which, much like Formerly Great Britain, are now a threat to public safety, etc.
“A gel blaster can easily be mistaken for a real firearm, with potential to cause concern in the community and trigger a police response that could involve the use of police firearms, or other tactical options.”
The changes mean some 62,000 gel blasters currently circulating in the South Australian community will now be subject to licensing and regulation.
Seems that's their term for paintball guns. Which, much like Formerly Great Britain, are now a threat to public safety, etc.
Tuesday, October 06, 2020
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