Thursday, January 24, 2013

Now I know who Congressman Dana Rohrabacher is, AND, that he's not a woman

Congressman To Clinton: "The Only Person That's In Jail Right Now Is The Filmmaker"

Rep. Dana Rohrabacher Wednesday alluded to the fact that no one involved in the Benghazi terrorist attack has been arrested while the the man who made the anti-Islam film “Innocence of Muslims,” was arrested by California police for a parole violation

The administration originally said the video was the cause of the attack. 

What?  They said some idiot's film was the cause of the attack in Benghazi?  And they said it over and over and over (for weeks) when being repeatedly questioned?

I didn't know that, did you?  Ah well, as Secretary Clinton said, "what difference does it make,"  right?  Let's all just forget about that and go back to chewing cuds, shall we?  Yes ... nice and comfy.

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Inauguration Day - so enchanting, wasn't it?



On Inauguration Day Monday, CNN led the way on cable news in both total and demo viewers, in primetime, total day and during the part people really tune in to see: the President’s speech.

That said, the “big three” cable news channels were down substantially in the ratings from the 2009 inauguration. Whereas approximately 17 million people watched Obama’s address on CNN, MSNBC and Fox News in 2009, only around 7 million watched on those three channels in 2013. More here:

Hey, I wonder if George Washington had his wife standing next to him when he took the oath of office.  I just don't get why these jokers think it's necessary to have your wife there?  I mean, what's the call?  Are you trying to prove something?  If so, let me know what it is ... otherwise I'm going to think you're trying to shove some propaganda down my throat.

Ok, meanwhile, did the inauguration take two or three days?  I forget.  Maybe it just SEEMED like a week because, no matter where I turned, there it was ... with the TV jourrrrrnalists fawning like schoolgirls all over this guy ... and, purely coincidentally, "proving" how they aren't racists at all.

So funny, isn't it?  These jourrrrrnalists don't even realize how stupid they appear.







Yes, I could post another thousand examples of this news coverage fawning crapola.

Tsk, the libs are going to lose one


NEW YORK (AP) -- Opponents of the city's limit on the size of sugary drinks are raising questions of racial fairness alongside other complaints as the novel restriction faces a court test.

The NAACP's New York state branch and the Hispanic Federation have joined beverage makers and sellers in trying to stop the rule from taking effect March 12. More here:

Q: What is the thing a jourrrrnalist liberal fears MOST of all?
A: Being called a racist

Yes, jourrrnalists are Democratics idiot-libs ... and they ALWAYS support Democratics and denigrate Republicans.

However, as Wombat recently pointed out, one of the reasons the jourrrnalists libs seem so much more enamored with Obama is because it's their opportunity to prove, day after day, they aren't racists ... and that is CRITICAL to all idiot-libs jourrrrnalists.

Seriously, it's as if they're slapping you in the face with it on a daily basis.

Anyway, the Klown predicts the Democratics idiot-libs will fold on this one.

By the way, wouldn't it be great if the idiot-libs went ahead and started fighting each other on everything now?  Because they will eventually end up there ... they have no damn sense ... they don't have any principles whatever.  That means they will eventually find fault with everything ... and everyone, including themselves.

And finally, is it just me?  Or is everything boiling down to these three things:
1 - The libs lecturing us with "It's not about _____, it's about _____."
2 - "Conservatives/Republicans are uncool and evil."
3 - "We're not witches racists ... but we're on the lookout for them and we find them everywhere."

Monday, January 21, 2013

Jackie Chan mistakes well-meaning politicans for corrupt pieces of crap


Jackie Chan may have stirred up a maelstrom in the US, but in Asia, he's laughing all the way to the bank.

Last month, the 58-year-old action star claimed in an interview that the US is "the most corrupt" country in the world, and argued that Chinese citizens should keep criticisms of their country to themselves.

"If you talk about corruption, the entire world, the America, has no corruption? [It is] the most corrupt in the world," he said in a Dec. 13 broadcast on Hong Kong-based Phoenix TV. More here:

What's this? America corrupt? 

Nah, just because our politicians are borrowing and taxing and squandering money by the trillions, it's no sign they're "corrupt?" I mean, C'mon, it's not as if they're buying votes and funneling money to their friends, right? 

No, no, Mr Chan, perish the thought, they're squandering dollars by the trillions for OUR OWN GOOD. 

That's also why they've been operating the government without a budget for the last four years ... so they can REALLY squander money. Do you see the difference? Good. You stand corrected. *brushes off hands*

Friday, January 18, 2013

Texas A & M invites great genius to speak


The Constitution's Second Amendment was created to bolster slavery and capture land from Native Americans, award winning actor Danny Glover told a group of students at a Texas A&M sponsored event on Thursday. More here:

Of course it was, genius.  Everything is about slavery and racism.  Why can't everyone learn this?  WE must CONSTANTLY be focused upon it ... just like our founders were when they wrote the second amendment in the constitution so they could bolster slavery.

Never mind they put a date certain in the constitution to end slavery ... that was just a trick... to fool the stupid negroes.  Boy did they fall for it too.

What does this tell you about Texas A & M?

Thursday, January 17, 2013

What's with the idiots who are "naming" winter storms?


During the upcoming 2012-13 winter season The Weather Channel will name noteworthy winter storms. Our goal is to better communicate the threat and the timing of the significant impacts that accompany these events. More here:

The fact is, a storm with a name is easier to follow, which will mean fewer surprises and more preparation. More here: The Winter Storm Team has named the impending winter storm Gandolf based on the following potential impacts:

So far, the commenters aren't liking it, nossir. 

Ever notice?   No matter how much some businesses insult our intelligence, they never seem to be punished for it.

Friday, January 11, 2013

Another liberal propaganda crap-rag circling the toilet drain

  1979 Cover of Time Crap-Rag

Time Warner's Time Inc. will lay off up to 700 staffers out of just under 8,000 total as the publisher's new chief struggles to transform famous titles and massive market share into a digital profit center. 

Time Inc. revenue fell 6% for the nine months ended in September to $2.5 billion. Profit dropped 14% to $220 million. More here

Ever notice?  Whatever side of an issue means the government can expand its power is the side that jourrrnalists liberals take.

Whatever side of an issue means you lose some of your liberty (for your own good, of course) is the side jourrrrnalists liberals take 

Anyway, I sure hope they make a quick exit. So long, liberal crap-rag.  What a shame. *sniff*

Thursday, January 10, 2013

God help us ... we lost another "aspiring rapper"


MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - A 30-year-old father was gunned down in a Myrtle Beach motel room, and now the investigation has taken a deadly turn as another murder may be connected to this case.

Myrtle Beach Police and the victim's family need your help in their search for the gunman that killed Marcus Nelson. 

Marcus Nelson was an aspiring rapper and fine father.  More here:

Yes, that's right ... it's worse than you thought because he was (OMG) an aspiring rapper. Ever notice? Every knucklehead with a prison tattoo is an aspiring rapper. Prolly just a coincidence. 

And if he was a fine father, why was  he living in a motel with a roomate ... without his kids?

I'm just asking ... you know ... since the jourrrrrnalist in this instance figured it wasn't important.

Seriously though, is it just me or are we losing a lot of aspiring rappers to murder and mayhem?  Ah, it's prolly all in my head. Wait, here's another one.



SEATTLE (CBS Seattle) – Freddy E, a popular Seattle-based rapper, died over the weekend in an apparent suicide and shared his final moments over Twitter.

Frederick E. Buhl, 22, tweeted his final moments before dying of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

“This barrel never felt so good next to my dome,” Freddy E tweeted. “It’s cold & I’d rather die than live alone.” More here:

See what I'm saying?

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Top ... men ... don't question it

Jackass cannot stop braying

  ESPN host and sports columnist Rob Parker (Video still via WDIV-TV)

Bold is mine:

Sunday morning, hours before the Redskins playoff game, the suspended ESPN host talked exclusively with WDIV-TV’s  Devin Scillian on the station’s weekly community affairs program ‘Flashpoint.’

Parker said his ‘cornball brother’ comments were taken out of context and admits he was “shocked” it received national attention:

Oh, I KNOW how you feel "bro."  I have the same problem, every time I say "cornball brother," there is some dumbass who takes it the wrong way.  *Sigh*

“It was never to condemn the young man,” Parker told Scillian. “RGIII is a great young man with  a bright future. It was more about concerns not condemning.”

Right, because a shitstain liberal your intellectual betters can't go five minutes without saying "it's not about _____, it's about ____."  LOL @ the libs fall all over themselves to get to the lecture podium and tell you "what's it about."  I tell ya, I NEVER get tired of it.

Parker continued:
“It was just a conversation that’s had in the black community when athletes, or famous entertainers or whatever, push away from their people. More here:
Seriously, Rob, I agree ... that guy ought to "stick with his own people."

Update: The thoughtful genius has been fired.  Oh the injustice.

I'm not the only one


Idiot lefties (aka dumbass hippies) taken by total surprise ... again


When the Journal News published a map that details the names and addresses of pistol permit holders in Westchester and Rockland counties, the paper’s editors say, they expected some criticism — but not death threats.

Right, because, hey ... they were just publishing  harmless public information.  They didn't weant any harm to come to the legal gun owners or anything, no, no ... perish the thought..

And now look, the "crazies" are threatening them.  Who could have EVER predicted something like this would happen?  Since when do people have the gall to retaliate violentley against tyranny?

According to the New York Times, “Information [has been posted online] about where their children attended school; some reporters have received notes saying they would be shot on the way to their cars; bloggers have encouraged people to steal credit card information of Journal News employees; and two packages containing white powder have been sent to the newsroom and a third to a reporter’s home.” More here:

Imagine that ... people fighting back ... mighty strange, mighty strange indeed.


These roaches are really coming out of the woodwork now


In an interview with the Daily Times Herald in Caroll, Iowa, state Rep. Dan Muhlbauer said governments should start confiscating semi-automatic rifles and other firearms. More here: 

Yes, good old Dan, he only wants to snatch your freedom for your own good ... don't you see how benevolent he (and people like him) would be as a dictator? 

Hey, Dan ... shut up you jackass.

I don't know what this guy's talking about, do you?

Monday, January 7, 2013

LiquiGlide, so far I like this stuff

It's impossible to get every last drop out of a bottle, whether it contains ketchup, mustard or jelly.

Until now.

Five MIT students: Dave Smith, Rajeev Dhiman, Adam Paxson, Brian Solomon, and Chris Love, along with their professor, Kripa Varanasi, have made a major breakthrough.  Last spring, they invented LiquiGlide, an edible, plant-based coating that can be placed on any surface, from glass to ceramics. Liquid-based products that encounter the surfaces will slip right off, whether it's ketchup in a bottle or rain on a jacket.

We wrote about LiquiGlide when it was first introduced in May, but now the product has been named one of Time's Best Inventions of 2012 and we're still impressed. It also came in second in MIT's $100,000 Entrepreneurship Competition. 

More info and videos of other substances like grape jelly and mayo here:

Democratics face crucial dilemma ... which to believe, the NYT or Pravda?




For years, the Elites of the West have cranked up the myth of Man Made Global Warming as a means first and foremost to control the lives and behaviors of their populations. Knowing full well that their produce in China and sell in the West model and its consequent spiral downward in wages and thus standards of living, was unsustainable, the elites moved to use this new "science" to guilt trip and scare monger their populations into smaller and more conservatives forms of living.

 What better way to staunch protests at worsening economic and life conditions than to make it feel like an honourable job/duty of the people to save "Gia". Gia worship, the earth "mother", has been pushed in popular culture oozing out of the West for a better part of the past 1.5 decades. This is a religion replete with an army of priests, called Government Grant Scientists.

 The US alone spends $7 billion each year on warming "studies", which is, in truth, nothing but a huge money laundering operation, as no real science is conducted and vapid alarmist reports the only product generated. More at Pravda:

"Spends $7 billion" = Gives $7 billion to their buddies in the "green" industry.

You gotta feel sorry for the communists Democratics, whom are they to believe?  The New York Times ... or Pravda.  Oh, the brain damage they'll be suffering.

Don't feel too sorry for them though, they'll come to the correct conclusion as soon as they figure out which one means more of their liberty, money, and power for the government.

And this is for those of you who don't like the way I spelled "dilemma" in the title.


Obama and the media to the rescue with common sense


Since last month’s horrifying and heartbreaking school massacre in Newtown, Conn., politicians and the press have, as everyone knows, been totally obsessed with firearms.

Indeed, President Obama has vowed to impose strong new gun-control measures on the nation – very soon, with or without Congress.

So, what is the truth? Where is the journalistic curiosity? Where is the follow-up? Where is the police report, the medical examiner’s report, the interviews with his doctor and others?

But let me back up. Perhaps you’re wondering why this issue of psychiatric medications should be so important.

As I documented in “How Evil Works,” it is simply indisputable that most perpetrators of school shootings and similar mass murders in our modern era were either on – or just recently coming off of – psychiatric medications: More here:
 
Wow, a "hidden link." I guess it never occurred to the media to report on one iota of this.  Probably just an oversight ... I mean, whoever thought of this link was just lucky ... a one-in-a-million shot.
 
I checked out the link here and he lists one after the other after the other in the recent mass shootings.  Now, is it the meds?  Or is it just batshi' crazy peeps?  I'll leave it to your judgement.  Are ALL batshi' crazy peeps on meds?  Are ALL the shooters on meds?

Hey, do you think Obama (or anyone in the government) gives a damn about the real reason?

Listen, the government uses EVERY occasion possible as an "example" of why they need more power and more of your money.  Hurricanes, "super storms" (lmao,) shootings, it doesn't matter ... just give up more money and don't question them.

Saturday, January 5, 2013

Hadn't thought of it this way before

H/T Wombat

Friday, January 4, 2013

Shitty Hook uses Sandy Hook as excuse to steal your freedom


Lawmakers in Connecticut – still stunned from the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting – are moving forward with legislation that could make public the names and addresses of 170,000 handgun permit holders in the state.

The measure, introduced by state Rep. Stephen Dargan, is the latest effort to clamp down on guns in Connecticut. If passed, the bill would reverse a 20-year decision by state lawmakers to keep the personal information confidential. The legislation would make the information fair game under the state’s Freedom of Information Act. More here

"Freedom of Information Act - (FOIA) ... right.  See how it works?  First the state decides that you MUST provide it with "information."  Then the state is "forced" to release it under the "freedom of information" act.  Oh yes, that sounds EXACTLY like what was intended with the FOIA.

That's right, because politicians states don't like "freedom of information" acts ... and since you force them to be transparent, then they're going to punish you by using the act for which is was never intended ... but "oops" it turns out that laws never cover all points perfectly ... so certain crapstains will use that against you.

Now, combine that with the fact that this idiot thinks nobody will say anything about it because, "hey, everyone knows that gun owners are witches ... so let's just start publishing their information ... it's not like we're burning them at the stake .... NOoooo, perish the thought, we're more modern than that."

And this jackass thinks he's working for the public good.  He thinks it's perfectly acceptable to steal your freedom ... and if he can't steal it he's going to make it as tough on you as possible ... you know ... if you get uppity and insist on acting as if you're actually a free person.

Thursday, January 3, 2013

Hey, taxpayers ... Who GIVES a damn what you think?


Delaware taxpayers appear to be getting soaked twice under a deal in which the Democratic governor loaned $21.5 million to a hybrid electric carmaker to set up shop in the state. The company has yet to produce a car in Delaware, and taxpayers are footing the electric bill for the idle plant. 

The deal was enthusiastically announced in 2009 by Gov. Jack Markell and Vice President Biden -- formerly Delaware's senior senator -- as a way to bring as many as 2,500 green jobs to the state. More here:

LMAO.  And they just continue to squander your cash by giving it to their buddies ... for your own good, of course.