Monday, March 01, 2010

Cold Jack

How Warm Is It Al?

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At least 17º below Boss.

She's alive and living in Argentina

Indexer #001 signing in here boss.

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 Apropos of nothing, I stumbled across some notes from last year, when I was trying to get some legitimate answers about Barry Soetoro's  past.   The information at this Sodahead link is by now common knowledge, for anyone interested enough, except for one thing.  The matter of Stanley (Barry's mom) Dunham's Social Security number.  I hadn't run across that before.  Just for snickers, I just now rechecked Sodahead's intelius.com data (copy above) using Stanley's SS# 535-40-8532.  It's still active, according to Intelius, and shows her as being age 67.  So, while the Social Security Death Index reports her dead in 1995,  this commercial search company does not.  You have to be majorly incurious not to want to know what gives, wot?  I'm certain someone has done just that, and I'll be told about it soon enough.   Stanley prolly just wasn't a LifeLock customer.  Ruh-Roh, I think I'm about to be labeled an Indexer.

Google it if you must

What really happens when you navigate to a URL
 On second thought, who cares.

Organ Play

CODEORGAN
 RUH-ROH

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According to CODEORGAN, http://curmudgeonlyskeptical.blogspot.com/ is  unrelentingly annoying.  Bastard.

Note from a terrorist

The Liberal's Terrorist

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Obamunist reaction to citizens working to stop the socialization of the United States has been  to call  them (us) domestic terrorists.  To the extent that Sam Adams and pals terrorized British loyalists, they're right.  Good on us. 

The concept of leaving the threat of force on the the table is salutary. Liberalism  doesn't recognize it, but it's true, and an appropriate tool when properly used.  Today, 75% of Americans adamantly oppose having Obamacare forced on us.  So far, the Democrat response has been, "we don't care what you want."  To that end,  they've lied, bullied, and now threaten to impose it by the sneak attack called reconciliation.  That's just item #53 on a long, long list. Whose country is this?  We may find out soon enough.

Here's the thing.  Any number of assholes, from Charles Manson, to white, black and brown separatists, supremacists, sophists and anarchists  have tried to foment bloody revolution in this country.  They, all of them, failed because said movements were transparently hate-based, a non-starter in the U.S.  Spontaneous combustion, and that's necessary for the purpose, requires that a very large number of good people see a clear and present threat to their freedom.  Nothing less will support a flame.
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This current government is more radical than could have been imagined by, say Hubert Humphrey, when he  broached the possibility.  But, here we are. Wrong doers ought to be fearful of the consequences, what's wrong with that?  Nothing.  If you don't hit a trip-wire, there's nothing to worry about.  So be good, and  stay clear.  IMHO.  And hell, Liberals are fond of instructing us, usually when siding with our nation's enemies, what a "terrorist" is."  There you go. 

Nuclear Obama

The Him on Record
 

Gun Nuts

Today's Gun Nut
I would sooner lay my child to rest than succumb to the belief
that the use of a gun for self-defense is somehow not in itself a gun crime.


Caleb Weintraub+Caleb Weintraub+Caleb Weintraub+

Guns, teachers, and self-defense

I AM a math teacher at Brockton High School, the site of a school shooting earlier this month.
 
Current school security procedures lock down school populations in the event of armed assault. Some advocate abandoning this practice as it holds everyone in place, allowing a shooter easily to find victims.

An alternative to lockdown is immediate exodus via announcement. Although this removes potential hostages and makes it nearly impossible for the shooter to acquire preselected targets, it unfairly rewards resourceful children who move to safety off-site more shrewdly and efficiently than others.

Schools should level playing fields, not intrinsically reward those more resourceful. A level barrel is fair to all fish.

Some propose overturning laws that made schools gun-free zones even for teachers who may be licensed to securely carry concealed firearms elsewhere. They argue that barring licensed-carry only ensures a defenseless, target-rich environment.

But as a progressive, I would sooner lay my child to rest than succumb to the belief that the use of a gun for self-defense is somehow not in itself a gun crime.

DOUG VAN GORDER
Quincy
That is one sick puppy teaching school kids.

Another 2 feet of snow
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Eat your pudding dear

The Pudding Guy
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Swans don't get acne

In Passing

In Passing
A tribute to New York Times All-Stars

Frank Rich: Tea Partiers Are Terrorists, Beck and Palin Are Their Leaders
Barstow confirmed what the Southern Poverty Law Center had found in its report last year: the unhinged and sometimes armed anti-government right that was thought to have vaporized after its Oklahoma apotheosis is making a comeback. And now it is finding common cause with some elements of the diverse, far-flung and still inchoate Tea Party movement. All it takes is a few self-styled "patriots" to sow havoc.
[Note to agent Shaw - "QOD "]

Krugman: Rangel's Ethics Scandal Has No National Signficance


Krugman not technally lying, he just doen't understand economics.
George Will Sunday gave New York Times columnist Paul Krugman a much-needed lesson on what happens if ObamaCare is passed.

NYT Broder: Van Jones, 'Charismatic Advocate' and 'American Treasure'
This Van Jones?

NYT Thomas Friedman Sides Against Inhofe
"I'd love to see all the e-mails between his office and various coal and oil companies over the last 20 years....we'll let citizens and voters decide where the real science is."

NYT Gail Collins: Gov. Tim Pawlenty 'Encouraging People To Assault Government Property' Like Austin Suicide Pilot?

Politicians often get into trouble when they’re trying to sound more furious than they feel. And Pawlenty told the conservatives they should try to be more like...Tiger Woods’s wife.
“We should take a page out of her playbook and take a 9-iron and smash the window out of big government in this country,” he urged.