Politics, guns, my home town and surrounding areas, loathing, and the observations of a very grumpy white male living in a suburb of Boston. "Lynn, Lynn, city of sin. You never come out the way you went in. Ask for water, they give you a gin... it's the darndest city I ever been in."

Monday, January 28, 2008

No Extremists.

Things I've learned in no particular order.

Depleted Uranium in not radioactive.
Water boarding is not torture.
Burning aviation fuel melts steel.
Buildings collapse if planes hit buildings near them.
Israel has our best interest at heart.
Thimerosol and Mercury in vaccines is good for you.
The CDC and FDA would never put you at risk.
Radiated food is good for you.
Ingesting fluoride (a poison) is good for you.
Iraqi's want us in their country.
Bush should not be charged with war crimes.
Cheney should not be charged with war crimes.
Ron Paul is a kook.
Ron Paul finished 3rd in Louisiana.
There is no New World Order.
There are no chem trails.
The federal Reserve is good for the economy.
The CIA and Mossad had nothing to do with 9/11 even if they they admit planning the attack on the USS Liberty.
The imaginary attack in the Gulf of Tonkin was a good reason to kill thousands of Americans and Vietnamese.
Killing a baby isn't killing a baby as long as it is still in the womb.
My guns are dangerous to everyone.
The government should control my health care.
I am too stupid to have any firearms.
It's a coincidence that enemies of the administration were mailed high grade laboratory anthrax.
The government had every right to murder women and children at Waco.
Ed Brown deserves worse treatment than a murder, rapist, or child molester.
Randy Weaver's wife deserved to be executed by sniper while holding an her baby.
Unarmed Iranian speed boats are a threat to huge well armed US ships.
They hate us for our freedom.
Other countries love being occupied by the United States.
Electric cars are an impossible dream.
Oil lobbyists have no effect on our government.
Pharmaceutical lobbyists have no effect on our government.
If I don't pay my taxes I deserve a visit from a SWAT team.
Marijuana is more dangerous than alcohol.
Muslims are evil but fundamentalist Christians and Jews are not.
Sometimes plane crashes leave no wreckage even though crashed and burned up space shuttles to.
Jet fuel burns hot enough to evaporate an engine.
It's perfectly normal for a president to draft legislation making him imune from charges of war crimes.
Aspartame is good for you especially if Rummy says so.
You are an irresponsible parent if you child does not get a flu shot.
We are winning the war drugs.
There is nothing peculiar about CIA planes full of cocaine crashing.
The elections are not rigged.
Paying a carbon tax will solve global warming.
The increased warmth of the sun has no effect on global warming and neither do volcanoes.
China's emissions are not contributing to global warming.
LBJ did not order the murder of MLK and the Kennedy's.
Bhutto's murder had nothing to do with American interests.
Acid is more dangerous than crystal meth.
Marijuana is a gateway drug.
The free world loves us.
World bankers to not finance both sides of wars.
World bankers to not benefit from war.
The Military Industrial Complex does not benefit from war.
Big Pharma does not benefit from people being sick.
Prescott Bush was not a Nazi.
There is no NAFTA super highway.
There are no plans for a North American Union.
FEMA are not building prisons.
The surveillance are not for watching us.
Our emails are not being read.
The national ID card is a good idea.
God chose George W. Bush.
Hillary wants change.
Fox isn't biased.
Rupert Murdoch has no agenda.
Iran is a threat to the United States but not Europe.
Three dollars a gallon for heating oil is a bargain.
Three dollars for gas is a bargain.
E coli in our spinach is normal.
The police do not use agents provocateurs to to become aggressive at protests.
Record companies are going broke because of illegal downloading.
Police take your picture at a protest because they like the way you look.
Cops are better than regular people.
The government knows how to raise my kids better than I do.
The internet should be regulated.
It's comforting to know Bush can declare martial law any time he wants.
Democrats do not have the same long term agenda as Republicans.
There is no Bilderberg group.
Blackwater are the good guys.
Iraqi democracy is worth as many American limbs and lives as it takes.
We should put troops in Pakistan.
We are winning in Afghanistan.
It's good that clergy leaders are taught to quell dissidence in a state or martial law.
The government should confiscate my guns when I need them the most.
Soilent Green is NOT people.

I understand all of this now. The sooner we all do the better.

















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Coming for MA gunners.

I can't do a better job than Bruce at ranting about this so read this...

It's FOR THE CHILDREN!



And browse this...

SENATE, No. 1354

I'm so fucking pissed of right now and can't even muster a decent rant.

This will be the beginning of eliminating legal gun owners. How fucking much are we going to take?

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Wednesday, January 23, 2008

9-11 Mossad Agents Admit Mission



Christopher Bollyn
9-11 Mossad Agents Admit Mission:
“Our Purpose Was To Document The Event”


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Saturday, January 19, 2008

Harass a manatee get ass raped in prison

Men Sentenced To Prison Time For Abusing Manatee - Miami News Story - WPLG Miami


There are violent criminals who get less time than this. Our justice system is a joke. This stupid kid is going to get ass raped for being a fucking idiot. This is unacceptable.



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This is Our Chance!

We're getting a chance to abolish the MA income tax. We're getting a chance to abolish being robbed to pay for stuff like the Big Dig,Duvall's Cadillac and ridiculous police details. Let's take our money back and force politicians to work with the 1995 budget! They've wasted enough of our money! Let's all make sure we vote correctly on this. Don't let Duvall fear monger us into believing the state will fall apart without their enormous budget. It's simply not true. Let's keep our money! Let us join Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming in doing away with this robbery!


A resolution: Abolish the income tax - The Boston Globe
A resolution: Abolish the income tax
Email|Print| Text size – + By Jeff Jacoby
Globe Columnist / December 30, 2007

ON ELECTION DAY five years ago, 885,683 Massachusetts citizens voted for a ballot measure to abolish the Massachusetts income tax - a 45 percent level of support that shocked the state's political establishment, which had expected the question to go down to ignominious defeat, not come within a few percentage points of passing. So when Libertarian leader Carla Howell launched a new effort to junk the income tax earlier this year, the powers that be made it clear that this time they would do everything they could to discredit it.
more stories like this

* Patrick wants to gradually cut corporate tax rate
* Patrick says he's open to ideas about how to spend casino money
* Governor Patrick's first year
* So who, exactly, voted for Putin?
* Patrick says eliminating state income tax would be irresponsible
*

In August, Howell's Committee for Small Government filed its updated ballot language, and Michael Widmer of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation wasted no time pouring scorn on it. (Its name notwithstanding, the Taxpayers Foundation is a business lobby that often opposes broad-based tax relief.) Howell's proposal is "absolutely unreasonable," Widmer snorted. "Essentially she's trying to repeal the 20th century."

Undeterred, tax-repeal supporters collected 100,000 voter signatures on initiative petitions, well above the number required to move the measure forward. So Governor Deval Patrick is cranking up the rhetoric. He told the Associated Press last week that undoing the income tax is "just a dumb idea" that would utterly devastate Massachusetts.

"Patrick said he has lived in places with no taxes, including the time he spent in Darfur 30 years ago," AP's Steve LeBlanc reported. "He says there were also no bridges, no good roads, and no public safety there. 'Civilization costs something,' he said. 'If we could have something for nothing, which is the fiction that has been sold by the right for some time now, then we wouldn't have a $19 billion upkeep backlog for the roads and bridges.' "

If that is Patrick's best case for preserving inviolate the state income tax, maybe he shouldn't be tossing the word "dumb" around quite so freely.

To begin with, Massachusetts without a personal income tax would not be a "place with no taxes." It would be a place with corporate income taxes, sales taxes, property taxes, meals taxes, hotel taxes, excise taxes, workers' compensation taxes, estate taxes, capital gains taxes, gasoline taxes, cigarette taxes, wine and liquor taxes, motor vehicle taxes, and real estate transfer taxes, not to mention the taxes ("license fees") imposed on a vast array of professions and occupations. The $11 billion collected in personal income taxes accounts for only 40 percent of state revenue. Take that away and the government of Massachusetts still helps itself to more than $16 billion a year. That's not exactly "no taxes."

It's not exactly Darfur, either. What a shameless comparison. Even Patrick cannot possibly believe that the misery and horror of Darfur is caused by insufficient taxation. A ballot initiative to repeal the state income tax is not an invitation to choose between life as we know it today or a life of poverty, lawlessness, and war. To suggest that those are the stakes is both ridiculous and disgraceful.

"Civilization costs something," the governor says, echoing the 1904 dictum of Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.: "Taxes are the price we pay for civilized society."

Maybe so. But in Massachusetts lately, taxes are also the price we pay for Big Dig corruption, for larcenous public-employee pensions, for state-owned golf courses, and for wretched public schools. Higher taxes are no guarantee of a more civilized society.

As a matter of fact, when Holmes defended taxes as the price tag of civilization, there were no federal and state income taxes. Massachusetts didn't begin taxing incomes until 1916, which means that for most of its history, the Bay State survived - even thrived - without an income tax. As Howell's ballot proposal advances, the fearmongers will shrilly warn that voting yes will plunge us into the Dark Ages. Like all addicts, those hooked on high taxes are terrified by the prospect of giving up their drug. They cannot imagine how much better they will feel when they learn to live without it.

Eliminating the state income tax would reduce government spending by about $11 billion, shrinking the budget to its 1995 level. But that $11 billion would not be lost. It would be back in the private sector - back in the hands of the men and women who earned it, and who are far more likely to spend, invest, or donate it wisely than the bloated state bureaucracy it goes to now.

Nine states - Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming - have no income tax. In 2008, Massachusetts has another chance to make it 10. Last time, the repeal campaign came close. Next year, let's put it over the top.




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Thursday, January 17, 2008

Anyone else...

...think it's weird that The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology is suddenly so interested in Morgellons disease. This is a disease that has been more or less pooh poohed since it first started showing up.

Bay Area called hot spot for 'mystery' disease with sci-fi-like symptoms
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Kaiser Permanente Northern California are teaming up to investigate the straight-out-of-science-fiction syndrome whose symptoms include itching, biting and crawling sensations and filaments or fibers reported to emerge from the skin.

The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology also will assist with the study.

That is some heavy fucking research power for something that until recently was being dismissed as a mental problem.

You've got..

Kaiser Permanente



In order to contain costs, Kaiser requires agreement by planholders to submit patient malpractice claims to arbitration rather than litigating through the court system. This has triggered some discussion and dissent.[45] Some cases proceed to court and one argument is over whether the requirement to go through dispute resolution is enforceable[citation needed]

Kaiser has settled three cases for alleged patient dumping since 2002. During that same period, the Office of the Inspector General settled 102 cases against US Hospitals which resulted in a monetary payment to the agency.[49][50][51]

On November 16, 2006, Los Angeles city officials filed civil and criminal legal action against Kaiser Permanente for "patient dumping"--the delivery of homeless hospitalized patients to other agencies or organizations in order to avoid expensive medical care[citation needed]as reported by National Public Radio's All Things Considered.

The legal filings are intended to punish hospitals for releasing homeless hospital patients (often via taxis) on the sidewalk near relief shelters instead of accepting responsibility for releasing hospital patients into the care of a relative, or of a recognized agency.

The city's decision to charge Kaiser Permanente reportedly was influenced by security camera footage, allegedly showing a 63-year-old patient, dressed in hospital gown and slippers, wandering toward a mission on Skid Row, as outlined in a 20-page complaint. City officials say that as many as 10 other area hospitals are under investigation for possible future action for this practice.[52]

So pretty much when you are in need of inexpensive treatment you sign a waiver saying the hospital isn't responsible for the outcome and get treated. Just don't be fucking homeless or your ass will be dumped in front of the nearest shelter. Heart warming.

Next we have the CDC!

Bringing such hits as "Fluoride is good for you!" and "Thimerosol is Healthy!" and "The HPV Vaccine Won't Give you Cancer!" It's the government. Nuff said.

Last but not least and certainly the most disturbing we have The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.

Again, the government but since when is this the jurisdiction of the Military? Unless of course, this is the control end of experiment. What good is experimenting on Americans if you can't collect the data? Well, it looks like they may be.



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Wednesday, January 16, 2008

I just felt like this was blog worthy

She has a speed loader.

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One Reason

Public 'threatened' by private-firearms ownership
Government argues gun restrictions 'permitted by the 2nd Amendment'


We have many traitors in our midst. History shows there is only one reason for a government to disarm it's law abiding citizens.
Since "unrestricted" private ownership of guns clearly threatens the public safety, the 2nd Amendment can be interpreted to allow a variety of gun restrictions, according to the Bush administration.

Well, of course the Bush administration agrees.

I'm honestly starting to think it will be too late before people start waking up to what is going on.

My friends, we are watching a fascist shift happen right before our eyes. What are we going to do about it?



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Following the Money


So...

Prison Planet is reporting...

Paypal has frozen the fundraising account of the Granny Warriors, a Ron Paul supporters group who had been pushing for a recount in New Hampshire, causing a 3pm Tuesday deadline to be missed and the application rejected for lack of payment.

The Granny Warriors had raised the necessary $55,600 deposit for the recount but at the last minute before it was transferred to the New Hampshire Secretary of State, Paypal blocked access to the funds.

No explanation has been forthcoming from Paypal as to why the corporation froze the account.


Whenever shit like this happens I can't help but wonder whos's pulling the strings so I like to follow the money.

Paypal is owned by Ebay.

Ebay is a public company whose largest shareholder is Meg Whitman.
Whitman is known as a supporter of former Massachusetts' Republican governor Mitt Romney's presidential campaign[3][4] in 2008 and is now on his "National Finance Team".[5] She is also listed as Finance co-chair of Romney's campaign exploratory committee. [6]




It doesn't take a genius to see something is going on here.



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Big Brother Gates



Microsoft seeks patent for office 'spy' software - Times Online
Microsoft is developing Big Brother-style software capable of remotely monitoring a worker’s productivity, physical wellbeing and competence. The Times has seen a patent application filed by the company for a computer system that links workers to their computers via wireless sensors that measure their metabolism. The system would allow managers to monitor employees’ performance by measuring their heart rate, body temperature, movement, facial expression and blood pressure. Unions said they fear that employees could be dismissed on the basis of a computer’s assessment of their physiological state

People had better refuse to work under those conditions. Consider this a declaration from Microsoft that they are an enemy of the people. I need to figure out how to install Linux...




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Tuesday, January 15, 2008

The Oregon SS

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Monday, January 14, 2008

Budget








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The Raw Story | US drafting plan to allow government access to any email or Web search

The Raw Story | US drafting plan to allow government access to any email or Web search

Like they aren't already doing it. I suppose it's nice that want to legalize it though...



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It's Time

Whether you are a Democrat or a Republican, (Libertarians already have what I'm going to talk about.) black, white, or Hispanic, male or female, gay or straight if you are a law abiding (the laws that make sense anyway) citizen of what's left of the United States you may want to start thinking about procuring a firearm or two and learning how to use them. Whether you think your buying it to defend yourself from a potentially tyrannical government or from the crime that will ensue when/if the dollar collapses, it's time. It's time to seek out the true facts about firearms and educate yourself. You owe it two yourself and your family to have something more more powerful than snarky wit and bad breath to defend them with in a time of crisis.

It's time to stop being a fucking pussy and realize that should the shit hit the fan you and only you are going to be responsible for defending yourself. It ain't going to go off in the holster. It ain't going to sneak out of your house when you aren't home and shoot up a nursery school. You aren't going to become a murderous savage shooting up road rage aggressors.

If you are one of the good guys, it's time.



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Holy Crap


Holy crap. Is this what I think it is? Is this what Bush is going to use to declare martial law. This could be happening sooner than I thought and people will die. Of course I could be wrong, paranoid, crazy or a wonderful combination of three. That would be fucking wonderful.

"Rather than focusing on well-established measures for protecting the lives and health of Americans, policymakers have recently embraced an approach that views public health policy through the prism of national security and law enforcement," the ACLU report reads.

But the U.S. Health and Human Services Department (HHS) said the group had misunderstood the government's approach and said current plans already incorporate many of the ACLU's recommendations.


Jesus Christ what the fuck is to misunderstand? It either says what it says or it don't. It either says they'll be forced inoculations, evacuations, and quarantines or it don't!
The ACLU said it was worried that the plan called for military and police involvement in enforcing a quarantine.

Um, yeah. Me too.
The ACLU experts said they were especially disturbed by an October executive order from President George W. Bush that directed HHS to establish a task force to plan for potential catastrophes like a terrorist attack, pandemic influenza or a natural disaster that would ensure full use of Department of Defense resources.

Read that over and over again until it sinks in. Then read it a couple more times. The read this.
The Bush order does not specify what the Department of Defense role would be, but also mentions military medical research facilities that have played a role in health for decades.

Enjoy your experimental vaccine chock full of heavy metals courtesy of the mega pharmaceuticals. Don't worry, they care bout you.
The Bush order does not specify what the Department of Defense role would be, but also mentions military medical research facilities that have played a role in health for decades.

"Pandemic planning today tends to emphasize mandatory vaccination and forced treatment," the ACLU's Tania Simoncelli told a news conference.

If that doesn't scare the fuck out you read it a couple more times. Since when is the government in the business of our maintaining our health?
"It also means that sick people are being treated as criminals and enemies of the state rather than individuals in need of care."

Enjoy your FEMA cell. I ain't going.
The ACLU said plans should focus on how to help people stay home without losing pay, and instead of merely advising citizens to stockpile food, should provide for ways to help them do so.

Well, that would be fucking logical wouldn't it?
"They have mischaracterized our planning efforts. They are confusing a containment attempt as our overall pandemic response once the virus has spread beyond our ability to stop it," Hall said in a telephone interview.

Holy crap. That is classic Orwellian doublespeak. Are you sure you didn't dream our planning efforts comrade Clover? They are telling the ACLU it doesn't say what it says. The more you read about tyrannical governments the more you recognize that crap. And believe me, we've got one.

This could be bad.

Official ACLU release is here.


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Sunday, January 13, 2008

Speaking of False Flag...


Court Overturns Nazi Verdict on Reichstag Arsonist
Germany's federal prosecutor has overturned the guilty verdict passed on Marinus van der Lubbe, the communist activist who claimed to have set fire to the Reichstag in 1933 to protest the Nazis' rising power.

Van der Lubbe, a Dutchman active in Germany's communist underground, was found guilty of treason and arson by the Reichsgericht, Germany's highest court at the time, and sentenced to death in December 1933. A month later, he was guillotined in a Leipzig prison yard, three days before his 25th birthday.

Inside the Reichstag following the fire in 1933Bildunterschrift: Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: Hitler used the Reichstag fire to consolidate his power

The burning of the Reichstag became a pivotal event as the power of the Nazis grew, as they used it to incite fear about the threat of communism. Adolf Hitler persuaded President Paul von Hindenburg to sign a decree curtailing some civil liberties, paving the way for the suppression of thousands of communists and other groups targeted by the Nazis.

Legal ups and downs

After World War II, Van der Lubbe's brother attempted to have the verdict overturned, and had a short-lived success in 1980, when a West German court complied. Three years later, however, the Federal Court of Justice decided there had been no basis for re-examining the matter, and declared the West German court's decision illegal.

On Thursday though, the Federal Court, acting on a petition from a Berlin lawyer, lifted the death penalty verdict based on a 1998 law that makes it possible to overturn legal injustices perpetrated by the Nazis.

The acquittals of four other men tried alongside Van der Lubbe in 1933 remain in force, the prosecutor said.


How may people will we need to acquit?


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P-O-L, I -C-E S-T-A -T-E!



(Title sung to Mickey Mouse song in case it's not obvious.)


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Thursday, January 10, 2008

Votes Not Counted


New Hampshire District Admits Ron Paul Votes Not Counted

I've been watching these reports. They pop up on Google news. The they are gone. Not counting votes in Sutton,NH should be big news and grounds for a recount. I know it's not going to make a huge difference for Paul but people should know the true count.




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From One of My Favorite Blogs


No Looking Backwards
This Just In!!!

And, this time, I mean it.

I just got off the phone with a very reliable source who told me of a Massachusetts resident who drove up to Atkinson, NH (just over the MA/NH state line) yesterday, told a voting official there that he was "thinking of moving to New Hampshire", showed a Massachusetts driver's license, was handed a ballot, and was allowed to cast a vote in the New Hampshire primary.

This individual also stated that there was a significant number of cars at the polling location with Massachusetts license plates.

Begs the obvious question, exactly how many people from Massachusetts (and elsewhere) were given ballots in yesterday's election and allowed to vote?

Stay tuned.

UPDATE: Don't know if this will go anywhere. I was hoping to get an "official" statement from the aforementioned individual, but I just heard from my source that he (understandably) "doesn't want to get involved".


No matter who you support, it's undeniable that something stinks up in new Hampshire and it's more than just Hillary's hotel sheets.



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Wednesday, January 09, 2008

Nice Driving Asshole



wbztv.com - Police Cruiser Crash Closes 93 South
Police Cruiser Crash Closes 93 South WOBURN (WBZ) ― The morning commute to Boston was brought to a halt Wednesday morning by a crash involving a Massachusetts State Police cruiser. The crash happened at around 7:50 Wednesday morning on Route 93 South just north of Route 128 in Woburn. The Trooper was apparently driving in the left lane and rear ended a white S.U.V. stopped in traffic. Luckily no one was hurt in the crash. At one point all 4 lanes of 93 South were closed and later the two left lanes of the highway were closed; causing a major traffic back up at the height of the morning rush hour. All lanes are now back open. Traffic was backed up along the other side of the highway as well as curious drivers slowed down to look at the accident scene.


What a fucking asshole. I wonder if he got a ticket.

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Monday, January 07, 2008

Adam "Shill" Gadahn

Al-Qaida's American seeks Bush attacks
"Now we direct an urgent call to our militant brothers in Muslim Palestine and the Arab peninsula ... to be ready to receive the Crusader slayer Bush in his visit to Muslim Palestine and the Arab peninsula in the beginning of January and to receive him not with flowers or clapping but with bombs and booby-trapped vehicles," Gadahn, 29, said in Arabic.

"This just shows once again, al-Qaida offers nothing but violence and death," National Security Council spokesman Gordon Johndroe said. "The purpose of President Bush's trip is to meet with mainstream Arab leaders and people to talk about a positive future for the region, based on hope and opportunity."

Such a bad bogeyman!
Earlier this month, FBI spokesman Richard Kolko said the agency would review the latest tape for intelligence value and vowed never to give up the hunt for Gadahn.

Jeez. That sounds familiar.

So, this dude is obviously CIA, right?

Updated: Alex Jones agrees.

More here too.

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What if?

What if this alleged "harassment" in the Persian Gulf was just the administrations way of testing our bullshit detectors? After all, there was no actual attack perpetrated by either side. No video or surveillance footage released.

What if this was thrown out to get a response from the thinkers, truthers, journalists, and conspiracy theorists?

What if after the alternative media and blog response they realize we ain't buying the same old shit torn from pages of the CIA false flag text book?

What if they now realize that they have to ratchet up to the next level?

What if they realize that nothing short of American civilian casualties is going to rally the American public the way it did on 9/11?

What if they realize that nothing less than dead babies and mommies on CNN and FOX is going to sway people.

It's scary shit and it's something to seriously think about.


What will Bush be willing to allow to sway opinion towards an attack on Iran?


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Worth Reading

Fox News' Snub of Paul Could Trigger New Hampshire 'Blowback'

Pretty good read over at The Huffington Post

Blowback: The Costs and Consequences of American Empire is the title of a 2000 book by Chalmers Johnson. In a chapter called "Stealth Imperialism," Johnson begins by asserting that "present American policy is seeding resentments that are bound to breed attempts at revenge." By now, most Americans have heard this argument many times and in many different forms, and it appears to be sinking in. But apparently nobody had ever had the guts to say anything like that with Giuliani in earshot.

"I don't think I've ever heard that before, and I've heard some pretty absurd explanations for Sept. 11," he fumed at Paul. Maybe he didn't know it at the time, but there were a few little holes in his foot. And six months after stepping on a porcupine, Giuliani netted a whopping 4% in Iowa.


Ya think?



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Bush Bullshit

Iranians threatened U.S. ships in Hormuz: Pentagon | Reuters

What a load of horse shit. Anyone who believes this shit needs to research the Gulf of Tonkin Incident and The Israeli attack on the USS Liberty. Do yourselves a favor and learn what a false flag operation looks like. This is textbook false flag. The official report FROM Iran is that they had NO ships in the area. It's probably the Mossad if it happened at all. It's amazing how little regard this administration has for our intelligence. Nothing like using the same page out of the text book over and over again.
"The ships received a radio call that was threatening in nature, to the effect that they were closing on our ships and ... the U.S. ships would explode," Cosgriff told reporters at the Pentagon via videolink from his Bahrain headquarters.


Could that possibly sound anymore hokey? Why didn't they just say they were yelling Allah Akhbar over the radio?

So, the Iranians were in their own part of the world in little itty biitty boats and we were far, far away from our part of the world in big, big boats and THEY are the ones who are dangerous? Give me fucking break.

So, were there surveillance tapes on the ship? Can we see them? Of course not.




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Huck Fuckabee


The Huckster File – An Open Letter to Those Considering Reverend Mike for President by John Keller
The Huckster File – An Open Letter to Those Considering Reverend Mike for President


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Saturday, January 05, 2008

The new Gestapo



These guys look like perfect candidates for the new generation of door kicking gestapo.

Friday, January 04, 2008

Thursday, January 03, 2008

Dwain should have moved to MA



WorldNetDaily: Shopper pulls gun, stops robbery cold
WEAPONS OF CHOICE
Shopper pulls gun, stops robbery cold
Held suspect at grocery store until police officers arrived
Posted: January 2, 2008
5:00 p.m. Eastern


© 2008 WorldNetDaily.com

A grocery store customer in Indianapolis is being credited with halting an armed robbery by pulling his own weapon and pointing it at the assailant until police arrived.

According to a report in the Indianapolis Star, Charlie Merrell, 51, was in a checkout line at a grocery store called Bucks IGA on the city's south side when a "masked man jumped a nearby counter and held a gun on a store employee."

The police report cited by the newspaper said the incident happened at 5:17 in the afternoon Monday as Merrell was doing some year-end shopping.

"While the suspect was demanding cash from the workers," according to the police report, "Merrell pulled his own handgun, pointed it at the robber and ordered him to put down his weapon."

(Story continues below)

The newspaper noted that Officer Jason Bockting, in his documentation of the incident, said when the suspect seemed to hesitate, "Merrell racked the slide on his gun to load a round in the chamber."

At that point, the report said, "the suspect placed his gun and a bag of cash on the counter, dropping some of the money … the suspect removed his mask and lay on the floor."

Merrill, meanwhile, held the suspect at gunpoint until officers arrived and took him away in handcuffs.

Police reported Merrell had a valid permit to carry the handgun, and they recovered an unloaded .380-caliber handgun and $779 cash from the suspect.

Police records show Dwain Smith, 19, was being held in the Marion County Jail on a bond of $30,000 on initial charges of robbery, criminal confinement, pointing a firearm, battery and carrying a handgun without a license.



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