The time is now.

We have entered the Push stage.

World War III ahead: the U.S. arms the Syrian rebels.

Come 2014, a $95 penalty (and subject to change) for not having insurance.
The CBO estimates 7 mn. Americans will drop their health insurance due to the Affordable Care act.  The minimal family plan: $20K, about double what it is now, how high it’s gotten.  To make sure you go for the penalty.  Plus, amnesty: $3,000 fine for hiring a legal employee, incentivizing illegal hiring.

And again, the IRS will be ‘responsible’ for your health care.

Doing nothing is not an option.
I don’t even have to look to know that I haven’t gotten the message across.  The majority of Americans, not knowing how much power they have, continue to do little to nothing, especially on knowing what they’re talking about.  Prove me wrong.

It’s scary not knowing who to trust.  But again, doing nothing is not an option.

It’s been sixteen years, and now people take it serious.
2006?  Give me a break.  The Carnivore program was implemented in 1997.

Gone “Far beyond what the Patriot Act would imply.”
Companies with an NSA tap— or should I say, got into a trap, are obligated to deny the existence of the likes of PRISM because they are prohibited from talking about Fisa corp. requests, and would get a court order if they denied the access.

And now the corrupted FBI wants us to believe all sorts of things.  The ‘rest’ of the data centers in Utah, after Common Core, will be put into play this fall.

A time of soul selling.
When the only people that are left are those “just trying to survive,” with no one defending the rights of man remain, who at all survives?

2013.06.30

When chaplans can’t have a Bible on their desk…
The peace-loving majority become irrelevent when they don’t speak up against the fanatics, the extremists.  Today, Islamic radicals have certain control over policy in Western countries.

Cairo: one year later, people shout for Morsi to go, saying he’s just a Muslim Brotherhood version of Mubarak; the Brotherhood threatens to kill opponents; a college student was killed a few days ago in Alexandria while filming a rally.

The IMF says Egypt’s economic growth is at its slowest pace since 1992.

Central Arizona: 19 firefighters killed battling Yarnell Hill wildfire under some of the worst conditions.  The chief held a press conference, having lost all of his men, part of a Prescott (Arizona) elite “hot shot” crew.  0% contained, the wildfire has burned 6,000 acres.

“Bill of Rights” and ‘Make America a Better Place’ included in the list of names targeted.
In order to get 503-C status (tax-deducted), the IRS requires a group give their donor list for verification purposes; the list is supposed to be kept anonymous, but list(s) were leaked to “the opposition,” “left-wing” groups.  And all with taxpayer money.

“Gone too far” is an understatement.
Paula Deen’s book publisher drops— already a pre-order best-seller, yet not printed.  What a disgrace, that the past use of a word will mean all the trolls, sadists that use “political correctness,” get pleasure off hurting others can take advantage of her “white guilt” (soft), destroy her and love it.

TV

Fox News Reporting — Benghazi: Truth Behind the Smokescreen lays out everything that went down, including the “Obama, Obama, we’re all Osamas” chant and Ansar al-Sharia taking credit for the attacks.

Pres. Obama did not say that the “War on Terror” is over; he said “all wars must come to an end.”  Crowley then says there’s nothing to say that anything in the war efforts will be downplayed.  Half of the country believe they’ve been misled by their government.

Judge Andrew Napolitano: I don’t think this is John Stossel; I think this is an imposter.
Stossel isn’t angry enough, some Libertarians say— that he is Libertarian-in-Name-Only; Stossel claims ‘anger fatigue,’ that w. everything else, the 100+ list of things the government does that’s appalling already, he’d rather say that he has to learn more, that ‘the jury is out.’

Morgan Spurlock, the man that set out to prove the obvious, that fast food is toxic, does a CNN propumentary where once again the same calls for Progressive “common sense” legislation outweighs the black market reality (promotion of illegal guns) in the banning of magazines above a “reasonable” bullet count.

More and more, he shows to be one of those people that try to lure the public in the name of “helping”; a “centrist” Progressive that holds to an undertone of exploitation.  The Constitution is the actual center; you, like many for CNN disgust me.

2013.06.29

$1 trillion cost in Farm bill.

Big govt. after raw milk (WI), now after feral swine (MI)

Big agriculture goes after a farmer for owning pigs, not having a permit that you have to jump through hoops to get, countless pages that grow in number that ‘you can’t be ignorant of.’  The farmer *gasp!* asked questions.

I’ll be here, not armed or anything.  The Dept. of Natural Resources and industrial ag. powers that be have the “authority” to want the pigs killed, demand $700K ($10K/pig)— just a $90K farm.  With probable cause they can storm the place, men w. guns.

Suing, now at $100K in legal costs, while the feds don’t pay a cent, a hearing is set for 7.12 to see if a judge will allow a jury for a civil case (defense of him)— no criminal case (against him) yet, ag. threatening felony charges but not filing any.  Treating people like hysterical peons that don’t deserve to know what they’re eating— they want full control of the food supply, in the name of “safety,” even in rural areas where the supposed danger posed is contained.

BakersGreenAcres.com

We’re dealing with an oligarch that will even take down opinion polls— they’re that desperate.  You have to be well educated without getting into complicated theories; judges these days will hold in you in contempt of court, and violate rules in defense of special interests.

In order for a free country to remain free, you have to stand up to corruption and name names.

2013.06.28

Jeff Sessions writes something good; “we need a nation with an economy, not an economy with a nation.”  All while Marco Rubio’s staff mocks blue collar workers, the jobs Americans won’t do, when in reality they have, and more if we get rid of welfare fraud.

CETA: people in their 60s who ‘worked’ in the public sector, never had a real job.  B. Sanders is old enough to know that the public Youth programs are just like CETA, that the $1.5 bn. pork won’t be used to help anyone.

Radio, TV

So much information at the touch of a button, and no one knows anything.  The fragmentation of media has changed the effectiveness of getting the message across.  “Social media” in particular has divided people up further in the name of “being in touch.”

Big Brother After Dark: fully TV-14 (only the f-word level censored), “live” and w/o breaks on TV Guide Network, from midnight to 2 a.m.  Seeing it myselt… it’s mostly banter— mere talk of conversation and some scheming.

Gasland Part II on HBO: natural gas/methane pockets, fracking and fracktivists.  Sort of backyard extraction plants burning the methane upward in stacks— sometimes the fire goes out; the green house gas, which carries 80-103 times the heat storage of CO₂ simply disperses to collect in the atmosphere.

Inside Amy Schumer seems to only work raw— 2 a.m., uncut on CC.  At first, I didn’t like the show because it looked like they were out of ideas, the transition effect of her moving head in front of a rapidly passing background.

2013.06.27

Country suicide: amnesty for 50 mn. new aliens, an incompatible but close bill passes, 68-32.  No country has just said, here you go, here are the keys.  Oh, that’s right— Rome let in forces into their military that overthrew the country.  ICE agents have been begging Senators to not pass this.

Lindsey Graham (R-corrupt): Maybe, maybe it will give Americans hope that things will get better.  Hold, while I vomit.

Barack Obama (D-corrupt): This bill will get us closer to fixing a broken system.  Opponents will try their hardest to break up this bi-partisan aggreement.  Bi-partisan desperation, is more like it.

Charles Schumer (D-corrupt): This is the beginning of a wonderful….

Defense clause: Janet N. can decide, for ‘economical reasons,’ to not enforce the provision(s) that the corrupt Rs tout, the magical border enforcement.  It’s a good thing we have “Edward Snowden is a traitor” Boehner saying he will only call for a vote if a majority is present for both parties… while pushing for a majority and showing he hasn’t much a spine.

Diary of Chris Stevens out, his last days exposed— never-ending warnings, on an Islamic hit list.  ‘Furious’ was the word used to describe the reaction, military/security told to ‘stand down.’  Govt. disagreement: He was not told to stand down, in fact he was told to stay, to protect Tripoli.

Gov. Perry, accusing the Ds of using mob tactics, “hijacking” the democratic process… uses mob tactics, putting up another 30 days for Rs to pass legislation restricting abortions over-21 weeks-in.

2013.06.26

Screaming Jay: I Put a Spell on You… Becau-u-u-u-u…se, you’re MI-I-I-I-I-INE!!  WHOa-Oa-oa-oa!…

Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has been bought off, for the amnesty bill via a ~$1.5 bn. youth program.

But wait, it gets worse: a $3,000 legal worker fine incentivizes companies hiring amnestied immigrants.

Supreme high court votes down the Defense of Marriage Act, provisions of Prop 8, citing Equal Protection.  The Clintons were definitely happy for this decision, turning down… what Bill Clinton signed into law in 1997, and Hillary made a positive statement for… add Hoyer, Durbin, Murray, Menendez, 30-something Ds out of some 82 Senators that voted for DoMA in 1996.

Yeah, I’ve said before how Equal Protection applies: can’t descriminate against gays marrying heterosexually; you change the law, not overturn what the state-wide voters recently went for— I mean, wasn’t the Voting Rights Act decision yesterday based on application of the Tenth Amendment, the states deciding?  It’s almost random the way they decide.

Wendy Davison (D-TX), the senator filibustering an abortion-curbing bill in Texas managed eleven hours, to the midnight deadline, before being interrupted in her thirteen hour attempt, a call and gavel-strike for suspension of the vote.  There was a lot of activist support, chanting in reaction to that and other moves by a mostly-male control of the decorum with attempts to trip up other senators.

Rick Perry calls for a special vote next week (7.01), wanting to restore ‘decency and decorum.’  Good luck on this restoration when your guys seem to lead the charge on indecency and denial of decorum.

Bernays TV

Metanoia-Films: Psywar.
Consumerism, materialism, SPIN (P.R., Edward Bernays), prosperity and inequality, the “American Dream,” the economic boom of the United States, stemming from World War II.  Relative deprivation: those that want riches, and become colossally rich still aren’t “rich enough.”

In order for there to be a functioning Democracy, information has to get to the people… and there has to be redistribution of wealth— a propumentary that intelligently pokes at propaganda.  I wonder how much Soros money went into it…

2013.06.25

China’s central bank takes a hit…

Election Mass.: Ed Markey (D) or Gabriel Gomez (R).
Tales of uninformed voters being directed every step of the way— four feet in the booth…  Is that kind of voting fraud counted as voting fraud?

Ed Markey, someone that sticks out for all the wrong reasons, someone from a dark past that never worked for a living, and lies about everything, a “climate change champion”—Maddow … won, just over 50% the low-turnout vote.

God help Massachusetts, the country.  I hear people complaining on the radio about how things aren’t going to change— well, of course they’re not if you’re not voting!

The Supreme Court votes down the heart of the Voting Rights Act, 5-4, with judges basically remarking of ‘obsolescence,’ given the state of the country as a whole (that it’s no longer necessary).  Tell that to people who live in the worst parts of the South— better, but it’s not over.

[Affected: Section 5 of] the Act calls for [an additional higher-standard] formula [unfairly] singling out states/districts where election changes must go through the Federal government.  Eric Holder and African American groups inflamed with this decision may want to seek vengence, though this isn’t a “strike-down” or “a gutting.”

In the promotion of climate change non-science and carbon taxing, Pres. Obama plays games w. the Canadian Keystone Pipeline again.  ‘It’s not carbon significant’ (red herring) to one crowd, ‘only when it’s carbon-neutral’ to another.

The target here is coal, say media.  “Under my (form of a) cap and trade plan, electricity rates will necessarily skyrocket.”  Remember that gem, Senator Obama in his own words?  Yeah, now it’s broader, going after coal and everything else.  Always over the talking heads’… heads.

Here’s an ‘immigration’ “path to citizenship” provision that may cause you nightmares: giving those that’ve broken the law, beyond illegally crossing, a clean slate.  Identity theft in the list of one’s record… erased.  With people having lax education (it’s racist to tell them they need to learn English, *scoff*), instead having a history of crime, with theft in particular… how does legislation get them to change their minds, and respect others?

Magical beliefs that laws necessarily improve things, when in reality, laws are a negative— holding people back; in this case, holding the people that are here legally back.  Chuck Schumer can threaten “Hispanics Marching on the Mall, against Boehner” all he wants.  The legal latinos, others here that went through the front door don’t like this one bit; they are scared.  The Rs giving into bribes can only lose the trust of the public pushing another 1,200+ pages through, when they’re supposed to keep bad legislation from getting passed in the House.

TV

On lawmakers and people using the word treason, accusing Edward Snowden, based more on feelings than what the word means in the U.S. Constitution: “They all swear an oath to the Constitution, but none of them… —none of them swear an oath to read it.”

Laurence O’Donnell (The Last Word) in rare form… rare enough that I’ve never seen him do this before, conducting a monologue with facts that check out.  ‘We are not at war with China … at war with Russia.’  I dare say, for that monologue, O’Donnell did an okay job.

Even though this is more of a tease than a statement that he himself appreciates the founding document, wouldn’t use this as part of exploitation, but the ignorance in this country is pretty bad.

2013.06.24

Turns out that liberal groups were in the targeting eyes of the IRS as well; did the Republicans overplay their hand.  A more legitimate question (and excuse my changing the question, something propagandist Chris Hayes does— I think the [insert f…fascinating words] question is): …are you corrupt to the bone?

Everything about that line is riddled with errors.  Contrary to Bill O’Reilly’s B.S., ‘Republican’ is not conservative; contrary to most talk (and the past me), ‘Progressive’ is not liberal; and it’s not the first time we hear the ‘overplay their hand’ verbage too— trying to excuse the criminal acts and criminal nature because the story’s told more than once, as if ‘trite makes it right.’  Too little play, and you’d still be hearing these bastards in the media calling the afflicted, the people the FBI didn’t even bother to interview, ‘conspiracy theorists’ for accusing the IRS of doing something the IRS admitted to doing.

Oh, yeah, and those that’ve reported the whole story have already told you that the targeting/profiling was based on the signed name, including Jewish groups.  (Socialism always goes after the Jews.)  And oh, yeah #2: there’s been no evidence that the “Progressive,” “Left” and “Anti-Republican” groups were given the same treatment anyway.  So the ‘news’ being sold is twisted to begin with.

The George Zimmerman murder trial kicks off with the prosecution reciting Zimmerman’s f-bombs, and the defense doing a knock-knock joke.  It may already be a circus on day one.

2013.06.23

FNC sources confirm: Ed Snowden’s U.S. passport has been revoked/suspended.
Taking Putin’s offer, sought refuge in Moscow, WikiLeaks says Snowden was looking at Ecuador.

Update: remnants of the Bush and Clinton administrations are running things at “the top” in the incompetent admin., w. Bush admin.’s Justice Dept. #2 Jim Comey replacing R. Mueller as FBI director in September.

The new world order they see, having already given into the other powers’ demands… and they’re all in line in their own ways, the “open society,” leaving the citizen more transparent and vulnerable— what Obama means when he says “we will be more transparent.”  We, in the “American family” he brings up… really, more you than them.

Heh, heh, the Invisible Committee doesn’t believe in the family.

If it didn’t sound absurdly out-of-control-ly enough, Google will be setting out balloons like satellites, where (broadband) users will have to put up basket-ball, fly eye-like receivers.  Looking at the word satellite, it’s French, having an original meaning relative to… ‘hireling,’ the underpaid satellite of a worker.

1979: another year of undoing

Thirteenth Amendment: Slavery is Abolished…except in the case of inmates. …
Up until the late 1930s, where a law passed barred inmate labor within the private sector, prison companies would profit off the labor, paying inmaes little to nothing, exploiting their labor.  In 1979 that law was relaxed.

Also decided by the colluded government (it was the Carter years), one of the underlying factors that led to the NSA/CIA spying: it’s not the customer’s calls or call data, it’s the phone company’s, where, little by little, access to the call data would increase to such a point that it would just become direct (Prism).

There was a comic strip that joked about how the govt. oughtta just make it’s own Google, YouTube, efficient and cute enough with its kitten videos, etc.  But the govt. already managed its own arm in all of what’s here.  It’s called the Cloud.

I’ll tell you now, when you can no longer control yourself, then someone or something else will!

-Larry Watkins, Sage, incarcerated.

John Stossel: ILLEGAL EVERYTHING

It’s about safety.  No, it’s to keep outsiders out.
A medallion that costs a million to taxi; WDC is one of the last bastions, but a DC lawmaker wants to change that.  Selling lemonade in NY, you need a permit.  It’s insane.

2013.06.22

Care Act: worse than HMOs because they incentivize less care.  The margins are already so low for care providers, and now they’ll only get paid more in the case of less care.

FAA says stunt the plane that crashed and exploded in Jamestown, OH, with a woman on the wing, belonged to Larry Wicker(?).

C2C guest, not on for several years, science fiction writer Larry N. warns of a future organ transplanting of prisoners.  Like many sci-fi writers, he does not believe in the afterlife.

2013.06.21

“Insider Threat”: the admin. becomes more anti-whistleblower.

There we go— Edward Snowden charged with espionage.  Becoming a “snitch country”… as with the Soviet Union.  Score points defending the corrupt state that silences “the opposition,” which can include anyone.

It’s overkill, another P.R. (Progressive Republican) says.
Speaker Boehner doesn’t even hear himself: illegal immigration will drop 25% for the Senate bill.  How do you predict these things, with such lax enforcement of already existing border laws, how do you predict from low-resolution, innacurate stats?  Answer: you don’t.  This is insane.  Absolutely insane.

Revealed (NYT?), how the “debate” has been orchestrated out of the White House: with special space made for language drafting, including ammendments to the bill, giving up/down votes on all of the ammendments, Cecilia Mumos is the acting figure, on behalf of the radical La Raza group.

This is what democracy looks like.
More people showed for the Tea party rally(ing) than showed for Pres. Obama’s Berlin forgettable speech (only 8,000 showed).

In order to apply for “Obamacare,” you have to go through a complicated process, where the govt. knows everything about you.  And boy is it convenient that ‘they already know everything about you’— no, they don’t; quantity over quality means they won’t really know anything about you.

TV, Radio

After being on for 11 yrs., Food Network dismisses Paula Deen for past usage of the N-word during a time of frustration, living in the South… also an event where people dressed as slaves — [could not be verified].  And of course, she was fired after apologizing, twice.  A Public Relations move (not to mention the PR move that was the first video), after a Chinese company plans a take-over…  And she’s an Obama supporter.

Update: the show ends at the end of the month; they are cutting all ties… for now.

Turns out James Gandolfini was a real partier, doing what he loved to do… his son finding him dead.

Local channel 2: “Don Hack” repairs an 8 Track tape, w. fart sfx. ‘Better than Democracy Now!,’ ‘countering’ the FSTV Progressive news show.

WBLM (Maine’s one and only Rock Station, the Blimp) running their archives, A-Z, now at ‘T,’ w. songs like “Taking Care of Business,” and “Taking it to the Streets” (Doobie Brothers / Michael McDonald).

Movie

The Attack opens today.
A very unlikely female suicide bomber for a wife puts the husband’s life on hold.  It’s a ground-breaking movie that lays out a large array of reasons as to why some people blow themselves up— it’s never merely because of “the cause.”  This movie is banned in Lebanon due to a 1959 law that criminalizes even talking to Israelis.

2013.06.20

Obesity declared a disease by AMA, one day later, legislation for Medicare to cover to obesity.

The search for Jimmy Hoffa: did they find his body?  …n…No…  Hitting nothing, they stopped the search.  Again.  Like a Teamsters “Where’s Waldo?” but those stripes worn are only metaphorical.

As more people don’t what they’re hearing, crooks in WDC now fast tracking the amnesty bill (legalization bef. border control)— an attempt to pass it before 7.04.

It should be passed—O’Reilly Factor promotes the legislation, doesn’t help rumors that Fox News is lobbying for it.

The CBO report put the number of additional illegal immigrants at 12 mn. with it; garbage media tout fantasy nos. on deficit reduction— nos. reflect tax base increase (it doesn’t work like that).  Thanks a lot, Bill, for being for the thoroughly phony bill.  (Doesn’t help of “phony Bill” either.)

MSNBC: The Place For Angry White People.
Rachael Maddow on Coulter, Beck— angry, offensive white woman, and kook that buys into fake/conspiracy internet stories.  Oh, wait— that’s Maddow, with her far-out narratives going further every time I tune in.  Like Chris Matthews, but short on the ‘accidental’ expectoration, add “Geek Week” and other things meant “to look smart.”  But if you recall, the “Tea bagger” chatter, and if you saw on Real Time w. Bill Maher (which you probably haven’t), her actually covering her ears in denial.

Offensive, closed-off, overpaid angry white people— mostly males— on MSNBC, warning of angry white people on Fox News, a far more tame network in comparison.

2013.06.19

Jutting Push: firearms training.  At the IRS?  Nah.

Rob Mueller admits to unmanned air-drones being used on U.S. soil, ‘seldomly.’

TWA Boeing 747 flight 800 crash in 1996: possible cover-up, “do not take this photo.”  Witnesses at odds with ‘ascension,’ more in agreement w. missile theory, though missile tests were conducted, claiming to have debunk said theory/ies.  The documentary is carried on epix.

Federal Reserve policy makers speak of keeping things the same, interest rates low; Ben Bernanke speaks of economic improvement, stocks fall in prep. of future rising rates.

Pres. Obama’s in Berlin, gives speech behind glass (due to glare, given TOTUS); he gave props to JFK’s mispronounced line.  Hot in Berlin, temperatures soared to 97°F.

Italian M. Kercher legal mess not over: Raffaele Sollecito, wanted for retrial (as double jeopardy doesn’t exist in Italy), revoked residency in Switzerland.

Whitey Bulger trial: hitman to Bulger says that, ten years younger, he didn’t work under Bulger but the that guy knew which buttons to push.  With prosecution desperate for him to spill it on the stand, they promised him much of what he wanted; branded a liar, he would be sent back to prison if he were to commit purjury.

“Psychic” loses $7 mn. defamation suit.
Told police body was buried (in backyard), nothing found; press that went w. it also paid [for it].

TV

Most people, to 95%, don’t go to trial, pleading not guilty; the poor, unable to pay a fine, unable to afford a good attorney, despite the Sixth Amendment, usually go to prison regardless of guilt.

Giddeon’s Army hopes to change that, running 9 p.m. on HBO— check your listings.

Craig Ferguson continues to push the limits, testing the censors, today drawing on a piece of paper something phallic, but in adding a little star, calling it a nuke.  If I drew a line here (to form a bell-end), they would pixelate it, right?

Martin Bashir, Right-by-Right-Wing (RXRW, and very pseudo-creative), after the same old defamation, of Bachmann, with cut-up footage of today’s sans-Rubio rally: the bigger target of the right-wing, the IRS.  —How long has he been in the U.S.?  Doesn’t he know that most people in this country don’t like the IRS?  And such an idiot— anyone of any country of their tax collecters?  Ughh.

Obit

Actor James Gandolfini, 51, dies in Rome on vacation of an apparent heart attack.  He won three Emmy® Awards for his role as Tony Soprano, for which he is best known for.  He was also a star in the comedy production God of Carnage.

Friends call the real-life man ‘generous beyond words,’ “gentle,” a “softie.”

Best-selling author Vince Flynn, 47, dies of prostate cancer.

2013.06.18

A bill put up in Brazil would classify all abortion as murder, including life-threatening cases; disturbing, the original legislation included miscarriage in this “murder” classification.

2013.06.17

Bloomberg hires work for food waste recycling.  Rotting compost for the summer.

George Walker Bush (#43) agrees with the NSA program(s), predictably.

Federal computer snooping.
CBS journalist, reporter Sheryl Attkisson went on The O’Reilly Factor.  Suddenly, her computer, used for work, came on ‘by itself.’

CNN: now the public is attaching the President to government.  Oh, my God, they’re attaching Obama to government?!  No wonder no one’s watching CNN.

Finally, something, but only with the likes of Erin Burnett, showing some hypocrisy of Obama— on the campaign trail, we won’t wiretap.  In office, defending it.

Also: man flips reporter the bird, as CNN exposes a cancer charity rip-off.

It’s not the right time for this.
Man was it bad on TV, as media turn on Snowden and devote some time in focus on the Miss U.S.A. pageant— Utah’s poor response on women’s rights.

2013.06.16

Fathers’ day.  Or, according to that Pew poll, Weak Fathers’ Day.

Lindsey “effeminate but ‘absolutely’ not gay” Graham: the immigration bill needs to be passed or else the GOP will lose Hispanic votes.  It needs to be ‘tweaked.’  No, it needs to be nixed.Nixon— nixen, like a German word.  And Hispanic is like Negro— it’s obsolete, ya’ hack.  [Sorry— it’s obsolete, my friend.  Ick.]

If it were under the Bush admin., we would not hear the end of it.
Media downplay arming the Syrian rebels: small arms, anti-air, anti-tank weapons, and small trucks loaded with these arms, just chuting them to the al Qaeda-affiliated rebels.

Dick Cheney just had to sit his (somewhat thinner now) fat ass down (on FNS) and say Edward Snowden committed something worse than the terrorists’ ‘worst acts of terrorism.’

Out of all the things chewing away at the Fourth Amendment, he just had to do that.  Let me say here, that while everything Snowden did wasn’t legal, he did not perform anything like act an of terrorism.  And like Geraldo Rivera drawing in the sand (if you can remember that, during the Iraq war), he did not disclose anything nearly specific enough in detail to harm or endanger anyone let alone national security, but harm the reputations of the overreaching officials in this government.  It is with their giant, giant egos that they find that harm the same as national harm.  They care too little of our actual liberties.

And Kim Komando had to mention a ‘de-crap’ s/w product.  And digital garden hoses.  Blood shooting out of my eyes.

TV

‘Octopii’: final season of Futurama premieres Wed., June 19 on Comedy Central.

2013.06.15

Hassan Rowhani elected “President” of Iran.  (Iran is a cleric-led dictatorship, w. many layers above the “President” level.)

Heritage Foundation puts the U.S. at #10 on the “freedom index” list.
#1 is Hong Kong… (it looks like Snowden was right, after all).  Followed by countries like Switzerland and Chile.  Chile is said to be more free than the United States.

Eleven-year-old Mexican-American Sebastion called all sorts of names, slurs by posers (on twitter, of course) after singing the National Anthem at an NBA finals game.  A real American kid, they call him ‘wetback,’— the works.  Son of a Navy man, radio host Joe Pags invited Sebastion on, where Joe played the audio, and said all the haters can kiss his ass.

Resolving fear of law suits in a supposedly free country.
TX gov. Perry signs a bill allowing teachers and students to say “Merry Christmas.”  In response to groups like Freedom from Religion, of all groups anti-First Amendment rights.

‘We do not condone heroics.’
A Canadian school, no less— the principal basically tattle-tales on a student for defending another student over a potential stabbing by a bully.  She tell the parents, got the response, by the time the teachers got there, the kid would’ve been dead.  Her response?  “That’s besides the point.”  Mon Dieu!

The Trek Across Maine event will go on despite the death of bicyclist David LeClaire(?), 23, from Watertown, MA.

End of the country as we know it… again

Ronald Reagan tried amnesty, with supposedly three million immigrants residing in the U.S. illegally legalized before enforcement of border laws.  It failed.  Because the system refused on the ‘enforce the border’ part.  It’s still wide-open.

Now it comes again, trying to lure in the Democrats, when every time they reneg.  Desperate for Democrat votes, they want and need uninformed voters voting for them.  I hate to say it, but on this one Limbaugh is right.  The proponent party of slavery in the 19th century, the D party needs people in poverty.  But it applies to both parties now.  Both parties smear us, the people trying to inform you, corrupt politicians and wanna-bes, as if they’re supposed to be rich and famous or something.

Mary “higher than you” Landrieu, of course doesn’t know jack.
An R from South Dakota calls Mary out on something, but in her response this week, regarding border security, not only does the D show that she’s missing the geography of the country, but logic in the names.  She responded: McCain is more capable of representing the Southern border, because Arizona borders with Mexico, and South Dakota borders with Canada; that is quite different.  Gee, is North Daktota a part of Canada— a province?

A border fence, with or without barbed-wire (underlining divisiveness), Landrieu… voted for fencing before, but now she’s ‘sensible.’  “We all voted for this,” said a fellow state rep.

Republican “hari-kari” (Japanese for “bowel-cut”): wow— we really would’ve been worse off w. a President Jeb Bush.  Talking of an effort to “rebuild the demographic pyramid.”  He talks of immigration in a way at best fantasy, at worst treating immigrants like a commodity: “immigrants are (very) fertile.”  Wow.

Free Talk Live Facebook page suspended

Three days for sharing another FB page… a page that is still up.

Turns out, Americans are much more supportive of the idea of spying when it’s their political party.  Big surprise.  And it’s not like the agents change political parties w. the White House; they stay much the same.  Uninformed voters, et al.

Freedom Fest

All of the big names, including John Stossel and Art Laffer will be attending.  July 10?  See FreedomFest.com for details.

2013.06.14

We are now arming the Syrian rebels— lethal aid to al-Qaeda-affiliated rebels.  I was warned of those calling for it, and now it’s happened.  Aid one side of two sides in a civil war where both sides are horrible— al-Assad v. Hezbollah, al-Qaeda affiliates.  When the Sunnis “win,” they will just go ahead with ethnic cleansing.

It gets worse: the L.A. Times reports the admin. is considering the idea of taking in the refugees, with Germany considering 5,000.  Congress refused taking in refugees from Iraq during that war, but ‘this is a good idea.’  So many already defecting to Turkish refugee camps.

A 21st century arming, like the 1980s arming of the Taliban or siding with one in the Iran v. Iraq war, also in the ’80s.  Putting people back in danger, it will come back to bite us.  Except this time, with the Middle East already on fire, plus the defections overloading Turkey, another human rights stain, all of this promotes World War III.

FBI director Mueller wants the public to believe that if they had the access (a la spying programs) they could’ve prevented 9/11, but can’t answer simple questions, he doesn’t know who’s responsible for what, and none of these guys, after saying they’ve prevented terrorist attacks, can give a single specific example.  Not a one.

Update: two examples, neither of them as big (not able to pull it off) as the Boston bombing.  Al Qaeda’s looking for “a thousand paper cuts” now— many, many small attacks.

Harvard: money corrupts you, you don’t want it, also using the extreme and inaccurate “money is the root of all evil.”  Study says even the smell of money corrupts you.  While “the top” gains everything.

“How business decisions can be framed so money isn’t a problem,” because the government should have it all, and in a recent Pew poll, only 41% say fathers should be providers.  The country gets weaker and weaker.

The Republican Party commits suicide.  (Apparently.)
Americans for a Conservative Direction has Paul Ryan to thank.  There you go.  Neither Marco Rubio, nor Ryan would’ve made a good VP candidate.

Pictures related to James “Whitey” Bulger trial to be published Sun. in the Boston Herald.

TV

The suits cut away from “under God” in the Pledge of Allegiance, and now they want Jay Leno out.  A forced retirement, with the salary cuts, then “you’re just not popular among the younger audiences,” but it’s really because he’s not “politically correct,” that he’s not in the suicidal tank like the people at MSNBC.

The more Leno criticizes the Obama administration, the higher the ratings, and boy have they risen.  And then he’s gone.  Replaced with Falon, who isn’t “politically incorrect.”

But, of course, David Letterman is “the good guy” here, ripping into Sarah Palin again after she was re-hired at Fox News.  Which is more important to mention— the govt. getting out of control, or Palin on a TV program?  (The moonbats programmed to say the latter… paraphrazing, of course; they’re useful idiots.)

Relative of Sigmund Freud on Coast To Coast AM

With some generations removed, an actual Freud talks about how much the mainstream really doesn’t understand things.  He and his wife over the phone… it was rather spiritual, the nature of their talk, contacting “the other side,” including Sigmund.  At a time getting messages from Michael Jackson, that he’s trapped in limbo due to the Propophol.

Our natural equalities are important.  When we focus only on our uniqueness, our differences, we get conflict, wars.  (I would say that the latter would be due to more the like of artificial differences, not natural uniqueness.)

2013.06.13

Boycotts for the purpose of silencing people are for cowards.

Red line crossed: Syria has, in small amounts, used nerve gas to kill its own people.  There is the question of how, and… whether this is even true.  Reason to arm the rebels, some say.  You can expect the admin., ‘higher than thou,’ to not care about justification in their response.

Push Stage

A Constitutional crisis.  Boehner playing games, says he has 70 Rs to pass the amnesty bill.  Politics first, those that have sold their soul will lose as they always lose in the end.  After all the closed-door efforts.  Something happened on Capitol Hill, something undisclosed.

After Cass Sunstein’s Nudge, it has gone to Push, with all of the tested experimentation on actors infiltrating pro-liberty groups to now be exercised as if normal.  That those standing against the machine should be treated as nutjobs, conspiracy theorists, even if what they say is true— and everything else Sunstein wrote about… and everything he made into policy.

People with shady/criminal pasts are being let in, with crooks for police officers, and a staggering number of people being hired at the State Dept.  It may be difficult to know who to trust, so you better have openly thanked the actual good guys; tell the good cops that you are not a part of this machine before it is too late.

Campaign Corporation: Microtargeting.  Sasha Eisenberg literally wrote a book on it.  The political power of data, and identity salience.
Making use of television (information sold by cable companies), Facebook advertising, getting “the real Romney”— across— that’s what got an incumbent reëlected; finding the persuadable voters at a low level.  To target individuals, but not believe in the individual.

Behind closed doors, hush-hush

Those against the loss of our liberty and against the bad legislation pushed through now are rallying in Washington in a matter of hours. Have you heard about that? Probably not. There is such silence from the media because you are supposed to believe that these people are nothing but haters.

Against big-government Republicans like John Boehner, who’s called Edward Snowden a “traitor,” repeating the mistakes of the Bush admin., now playing games believing he and some seventy Republicans he says are on board with the big immigration bill will fix immigration for good.

But it is legislation that does nothing to fix the problem and does everything to make it worse, to at least reward bad behavior, promote chain immigration.  At worst it destroys society as we know it by relaxing criminal background checks even further— to literally look the other way.

Illegal immigration has gotten so bad that cops are told to not pull over those suspected, just ‘let them go’ because they never show in court.  This bill continues the practice of looking the other way after more crimes are committed. This is flat-out amnesty.

But some people are insane enough to put politics over their very existence.

Some that say, ‘let’s just remove the word ‘illegal’ on illegal immigration; that’ll fix it.’  And some just see… ‘Democrat votes.’ That really moves both parties into desperation mode.

Boehner, Rubio and the like sell their souls for politicals points, the “survival of the party,” despite the survival of the whole frickin’ country.  Shredding the Constitution as they go, they forget why they went there in the first place.  ‘Because there has to be power left.’  No, that is what ego says— power first.

And likewise, but different, Kelly Ayotte has been bribed over with the fantasies of border control and exemption.  The powers in place have already, time and again said and shown that they will not enforce the laws.

2013.06.12

Reuters: Germany condemns new Russian gay “propaganda” ban.
Foreigners found to have broken the new law can be deported, in addition to being fined up to 100K roubles or held up to 15 days.

Reuters: five months ago Iran’s FM, Ali Akbar Salehi, had mailed a letter saying ‘it’s time to enter broad discussions with the United States.’  Salehi endangered his career—and even his security, said a source who knows Salehi and saw the letter.  But he said this letter will be registered in history.

2013.06.11

Quest stood up to requests for back door access, were given SEC violations.

Rubber bullets and tear gas: Turkish forces take on new brazen offensive against protesters.
Taksim Square—the other side of Istanbul... the sights can be described as horrifying, one man put his head undre the path of a large tire, one person in a photo was on fire.  It’s said that Turkey has more pol. prisoners than Iran or China.

Russia [would] consider asylum for Snowden, says Putin.
Technology consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton, today: Snowden was fired Mon. for “violations of the firm’s code of ethics and firm policy,” also downplaying his salary to $122K.

With the GOP split, J. Boehner (R-OH) called Snowden a traitor.  The Guardian’s Glenn Greenwald called Boehner’s remarks “pathetic.”  As for being a ‘traitor,’ whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg told ABC News, that’s part of the price of telling the truth that the President doesn’t want told.  I paid that price myself.  Now 82, he was famous for defying the Nixon admin.

Sun Times: woman arrested 396 times, knows how to work the system.
Since 1978, Chicago Police alone have arrested Shermain Miles 396 times, mostly on the North Side— under 83+ different aliases.  They include 92 for theft, 65 for disorderly conduct, 59 for prostitution-related crimes and five for robbery or attempted robbery.

TV

It’s not TV, it’s not… watched by Peter Dinklage.  “I don’t have HBO,” said the co-star of Game of Thrones.

Amy Ozols named producer for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon; The Tonight Show is reverting to its former title, used for The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.  And, of course, Lorne Michaels is serving as executive producer, made at 30 Rock, New York.

2013.06.10

Vote on Farm Bill today.  Drones over my farmland…y.

About 2,000 wiretaps last year, and only one was useful?  A billion calls tracked a day, and the Pres. has the nerve to call the invasion of privacy “modest.”

…On John Dean’s list… which Nixon never saw.
It tends to be under Ds: Richard Nixon may have blown off steam, and ordered the break-in at the Watergate hotel, but he didn’t use the IRS to go after his opposition.  Clinton audited his enemies, JFK of MLK, Jr.  LBJ taped his own wife.  No watchdogs under these admins.  Only watchdogs in the media… when they choose to be.

Missing IQ points: Snowden hides in a Hong Kong hotel, puts a red hood on when he enters passwords, thinking that protects his entry.  He leaves the hotel, nowhere to be seen…

Update: he is a High School drop-out.

‘Republicans Blowing Up the…’
It used to be here and there, but now MSNBC is all-day propaganda, with “Borderline Personality” for R involvement in comprehensive immigration reform (amnesty).  Again and again, making out Rs and conservatives [out] like the OKC bomber— who wasn’t a conservative, didn’t have any of the characteristics of the R partisans, was a narcissitic agnostic who wanted to become an icon.  Why the hell is Tim Pawlenty signing up for this horrible crap, now on all day?  [And on CNBC too.]

2013.06.09

Former CIA technician Edward Snowden, 29, the person that leaked documents on PRISM [and two other] NSA/CIA programs goes public, in asylum in Hong Kong.  The U.S. govt. sought criminal prosecution before he went public.  He talked to The Guardian, said he doesn’t have any special skills (though he’s an infrastructure analyst).  It is especially criminal to leak Top Secret documents (not to be confused with ‘Classified,’ documents— documents with unofficial data).

With a six-figure (over $200K) income, why would he be doing this?  There comes a point where it is too much, too creepy, and nothing will be done to push it back.  You’re willing to accept the risk, no matter what the outcome is.  He says he is doing it because of his conscience.  A new power will get in, with the flip of a switch, because of a new crisis, and there will not be anyone to oppose it.

He answered the question, why Hong Kong?  Other than mainland China, China is just as free as any Western government…  (Yeah, I don’t buy that part.)  Hong Kong and the U.S. have an extradition treaty, and he may be arrested soon.  He could’ve gone somewhere Julian Assange would’ve gone, but… China.  Also: new cover on TIME (2013.06.17), “The World According to China,” with a weird red design— what’s up with that?

The Cloud is central with this NSA crap, and Kim Komando continues to promote it.  Flash drives bad, Cloud good— what are you, insane?  Sure, the drives can be lost or stolen, and will eventually fail like all semiconductor electronics, but with the Cloud you are necessarily putting the data in the hands of remote servers that can lose power or get wiped, necessarily making the data available to hackers at a distance.

2013.06.08

The Washington Post says they broke the PRISM story hours before The Guardian.  Update: they turned Snowden down; he went to The Guardian thereafter.

Stalker can’t get over a break-up.
Married for some 9 years, divorced in 2011, a man stalks his ex-wife under a false ID w. fake male photos; Brian Matthew Cornelius, 36, assaulted her in the past, and so… he wooes her into a relationship under a false ID, got her comfortable to say where she is, watches her by camera, got her to skip court date(s)— appearances for the purpose of… keeping him away from her.

General lesson: nothing good comes from putting up personal information online.  If you know what you’re doing, you might open up a dialogue, but that’s it, and this shows.

State v. Shaw.
33-year-old man w. criminal record makes 22 children w. 14 woman: I wanted fifty kids.  Well, you’re almost halfway there, responded the reporter.  I was just young and ambitious, cracking jokes in court.  Owing tens of thousands in child support, taxpayers are footing $7,000 a month.

$1,000 into a bank account, $8,000 donated by individuals.
To Dzhorkhar Tsarnaev, the younger of the Boston Marathon bombers.  Because he is cute or something.  Like Dalmer, he had the motive of killing people… while looking good.  You have the right to be an idiot and send letters and donate money to him.  You really do.  But you have to know that he’s a manipulative murderer.

Power for the sake of Power

Nobody is listening to the content of people’s telephone calls.  That’s not what this debate is about.  That’s the President, and a president that doesn’t want a debate— I mean come on.  When it comes to streamlining going after conservatives, and now, the general populace, arrogant power has no time for a debate.  Especially when he’s just a shell— not even the person or people actually making these things happen.  He’s the orator, the salesman, pipeliner— er, piper.  Pied piper.

Something to ‘stop terror,’ they claim has… but hasn’t.  A 2009 case!… that the U.K. police alone stopped… knowing ’cause they vacuumed up NSA information— that the data is shared with the U.K. and other countries, and can be misused and hacked into.  The admin. lied about that not being the case.

Companies with an NSA tap deny PRISM existence… due to being prohibited from talking about Fisa requests.  And now Senators don’t want to be spied on— ‘the greatest threat is cybersecurity.’  Not cyberterrorism, cybersecurity.  And the Pres. vetoes all of it.

Russia told the FBI to look at the Tsarnaev brothers, but no, they raid a teenager’s house for hacking into a sports webpage.  And the kid that exposed the Stuebenville rape case, no less.

Put away over 100 days for informing people of a 1,000-year old law

Jury nullification.  Where jurors have the ability to disagree with a law.  A man gives out Jury Association fliers for it.  And when [he was] alone, the judge, like a bully, orders his arrest.  Now just out in FL, Mark S. has to appeal on First Amendment grounds, up to the Supreme Court.  Calling into Free Talk Live, he said he was told not to tespass on the judge’s private property, though the property is public.

fija.org

The fact that there is widespread existence of the jury’s prerogative, and approval of its existence as a ‘necessary counter to case-hardened judges and arbitrary prosecutors,’ does not establish as an imperative that the jury must be informed by the judge of that power. –UNITED STATES v. DOUGHERTY (1972), U.S. COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT.  473 F.2d 1113 (1972)

2013.06.07

Santa Monica: 5 dead, including a gunman (by police) after he goes on shooting rampage down the street.

Yesterday, disclosed: legislation that you can’t annoy police officers.  But just in New York, go back to sleep.  With three NSA agents ‘let go’ because they found out how the agency was spying on a populace in general (all +330 mn. Americans), and the media go back to silence, fluff stories, buying into the ‘national security’ lie…  Those in charge are irresponsible with the data, with many cases in point past tense.  NSA PRISM program taps in to user data of Facebook, Yahoo and others.

Recording your shopping lists, and anything else they can (it’s not isolated to Verizon), not just your phone data…  Welcome to 1984, which should be retitled 2013.  Read up, promote curiosity on the literature and defend even those you don’t like from tyranny.  Because fascists say, don’t read this.  Fascists tell you to shut up.  Fascists put you into an identity group, divide and conquer.  We individuals believe in freedom of speech, practice, privacy and protection so that even our so-called enemies can live to see the day, as little are the errors of their way in comparison to the monster that exists today.

Google cares deeply about the security of our users’ data.  We disclose user data to government in accordance with the law, and we review all such requests carefully.  From time to time, people allege that we have created a government ‘back door’ into our systems, but Google does not have a back door for the government to access private user data.

But I know that’s not true.  This is downplaying how access to private information on account of it not being immediate.  But violation of privacy is common practice.

It was called ‘absurd’ when asked about censorship and cracking down based on “the right speech,” though these “social networking sites” have already allowed censorship based on ‘offensiveness,’ that saying “Islam isn’t always peaceful,” or being against gay marriage have already resulted in muzzled speech.  And “political correctness” always grows, as it is not based on accuracy of information but at worst based the want or allowance of who’s in power, and what is popular at the least, something that flies in the face of free speech— in the defense of unpopular speech.

According to The Guardian, Microsoft – which is currently running an advertising campaign with the slogan ‘Your privacy is our priority’ – was the first, with collection beginning in December 2007.

It was followed by Yahoo in 2008; Google, Facebook and PalTalk in 2009; YouTube in 2010; Skype and AOL in 2011; and finally Apple, which joined the program in 2012.  The program is continuing to expand, with other providers due to come online.

… The revelation also supports concerns raised by several U.S. senators during the renewal of the Fisa Amendments Act in December 2012, who warned about the scale of surveillance the law might enable, and shortcomings in the safeguards it introduces.

When the FAA was first enacted, defenders of the statute argued that a significant check on abuse would be the NSA’s inability to obtain electronic communications without the consent of the telecom and internet companies that control the data.  But the PRISM program renders that consent unnecessary, as it allows the agency to directly and unilaterally seize the communications off the companies’ servers.

2013.06.06

Trending on Yahoo! blah #3: Drunk Governor Deval Pattrick.  A one-man chardonnay summit.

Verizon phone records seized since 2007— tens of millions Americans’ nos. gathered by the NSA.  It was the “end of the world” under Bush, but the press sits on it now.  The Guardian (U.K.) reports on it and all of the sudden it’s a story.  Part of the Patriot Act, recording the meta-data— number (includes location) and length…

The Bush-Obama White House— “They’re Spying on us,” more ‘blame Bush.’  And one bad R applauds this— of course, ‘it’s an important matter of national security,’ though as I know, such “terrorist” numbers and the cell phones used have been overlooked, ignored.  Judge warrants, evidence justification?  Of course not; more arrogance and incompetence.  Scandal exposure of corruption #4, no dismissals, nothing.

Dream (for illegal immigration) Act: you don’t need a valid social security no. to get a house.  A bill that started as a rider failed: 51 Yea (31-R/20-D), 96-Nay (all D).

‘Chain immigration’ was brought up on behalf of the amnesty bill— a bill with Marco Rubio in the foreground (standing even before Durbin, who always wants the spotlight), and a term that means all the family members will be coming over— the 11 mn. estimate is absurdly low.  Rubio is joined with other Rinos .

Don’t-have-ACLU-E.
A bill to restrict police from monitoring calls in ME to track your location.
Martin Bashir: for Darrell Issa… arson… the letters of the IRS on fire, IRS inflamatory; for the Republicans, the latest weapon in the war against a black man in the White House.
ACLU data: blacks arrested 2:1 to whites on marijuana possession in ME.  New…er… points to legalize pot in the state.  Where’s the data on interest— the rate of possession to begin with?

The count up to 14.
More and more of the Boston school dept. have criminal records, including assault and battery of a police officer, rape, gang membership.  And car theft is no longer a serious thing in Boston… if you’re here illegally.

A day after a judge allows a 10-yr.-old girl to onto the adult organ transplant list, a boy, 11, now asks for the same.

Selective Texas continues: Ezekiel Gilbert-acquitted Wed. of murdering a prostitute due to law that allows deadly force over theft (though he handed Craigslist escort Lenora Ivie Frago, 23, his $150).  He shot her, paralyzed her, and she died seven months later.

2013.06.05

‘Not going to change a policy matter over one’; one woman about to die, and the admin. could care less.

Back in support of the press, yes men applause.
Unscathed by Benghazi, the Pres. names Susan Rice to be in charge of security… something— a title made irrelevant because of incompetence.  National Security advisor— a “slap in the face,” that what happened “doesn’t matter.”  A powerful position, being the acting coordinator and communicator bet. the Office and the govt. branches.  But she showed what she’s capable of, selling the same lie on five TV networks.

The actual global warming: political fire

The lack or drop in overall warming in the last fifteen years accepted, do the uninformed and politically insane drop ‘global warming’?  No.  In Europe, they’ve taken that as “a second chance”— that they are going full speed ahead with tiny cars, legislative work on carbon taxing, more limits on the individual, and redistribution of wealth.  It’s still a Marxist world there, as “mere youths” set Sweden on fire, incite and say their country isn’t socialist enough.

Another on-air sick day

Howie Carr goes into a neezing frenzy.
Long ago threatened by Whitey Bulger, saying he doesn’t walk home the same way each day since being, now, there being “not much of a mob around— a shrunken shell of a mob,” with Bulger behind bars, “I’m so scared I’m falling asleep.”  By the five-o’clock hour, after yawning mid-sentence, he started sneezing mid-sentence.

2013.06.04

Another Winston Churchill quote: we are dealing with times where (the) civil servants are neither civil nor servants.

Not covered by C-SPAN.
IRS Congressional ‘oversight’ hearings underway, with some of the targeted testified.  The only D to have express any concern is none other than Charles Rangel, a man that had his own entanglement with the IRS.  And a special IRS conference (over $300K, $64K on gifts) needs to involve special picture making, at a cost of $17K… Mr. Fink ($17,500 in hotel accomadations) played Mr. Spock in the Star Trek parody video production… $50K.

Loons for genetically modified cows to reduce their flatulence.  Against GMO plants, for GMO cows on behalf of global warming.

Looking for a comprehensive approach to dealing with sexual assault rates in the military— not finding enough wrong with power of intimidation, coercion, lower standards… the cause.

Blame Bush.
Shulman was hired under Bush, in 2005.  Yeah… and he gave money to the Kerry camp… and his wife is a hard-line D— anti-Koch, the Clean Money, Clean Elections stuff that really means fixed money and elections.

Richie, the dog’s name.
EPA former Lisa Jackson used a fake name to the tune of Richard Windsor.
Any other with fake name handles?  The govt. told the AP the cost is $1 mn.

Michael Douglas says his kind of throat cancer is due to oral sex, HPV.  But it’s good to know he’s found a doctor that has said the cure is… to keep doing it.

The Blaze hires former CNN, NBC and Fox News host Laurie Dhue as their star journalist.

2013.06.03

Once Turkey and Syria go, so does the rest of the Middle East: Muslim Brotherhood calls for jihad in Syria.  Now dealing with a proxy war with Russia, siding with Iran… the final stages before WWIII.

From administration to admiration of clever deceit.  (Cool.)
An all-day conference for mental health issues… at the White House?  Yes, mental health issues in children.  Issues in children that may have been loaded with nonsense, where they’re expected to keep it all together.  And of course, the dissenters are insane.

Jay Carney now has the nerve (or programming) to say that ‘these scandals’ are GOP-concocted.  Like the ‘truth-tellers’ at MSNBC— these are not the scandals you are looking for.

Identity group politics, the system treating individuals as if inevitably part of a group.  (Or, as I remember, grouping, the root word of fascism.)

On the profiling and targeting of Patriot, Tea Party, Constitution, pro-Israel groups, the ‘rogue Cincinnati agents at the IRS were responsible’ has been debunked completely.  Operations are so closely tied together that it is virtually impossible for individuals to go their own way.

Obit

Frank Lautenberg, 89, the last Vietnam vet in the Senate, dies.

2013.06.02

The Orwellian nightmare continues.
Digital tattoos, Digital pills— both reported on by the Kim Komando show without much of any concern.

2013.06.01

AP: Turkish police retreated from a main Istanbul square Sat., removing barricades and allowing in thousands of demonstrators to calm tensions after a crackdown on furious anti-govt. protests turned the city center into a battlefield.

‘Live Free or Die’ vs. Lone Star?
A judge sides with a man almost repeating his words, saying a Texas woman cannot live with her girlfriend (in a lesbian relationship) and keep custody of her child(ren).  Of course, N.H. has gay marriage, Texas does not.

2014 Olympics: opposition leaders Boris Nemtzov and Leonid Martynyuk released a report claiming that more than $30 bn. allocated to Sochi projects has gone missing, of the $50 bn. total, a budget originally $12 bn.  We account this irregularity for corruption, fraud, sloppiness and unprofessionalism, Nemtzov said at a Moscow press conference.

This comes after Istanbul, said to be the favorite to host the 2020 Summer Olympics, was made known for it’s ‘humanitarian’ track record, tear gassing, wounding protesters on a regular basis— for protests that include being against the destruction of a habitat for a shopping mall.

Obit

Actress Jean Stapleton, 90, dies.  Stapleton played Edith Bunker on All in the Family.

We will survive so long as we stand for

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