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67% of Political Class Say U.S. Heading in Right Direction, 84% of Mainstream Disagrees - Rasmussen Reports™
67% of Political Class Say U.S. Heading in Right Direction, 84% of Mainstream Disagrees - Rasmussen Reports™
Polls are always fun and remember the Political Class is self perpetuating and self serving, exemplified in this poll
Polls are always fun and remember the Political Class is self perpetuating and self serving, exemplified in this poll
Toy gun on school grounds nets suspension for fifth-grader - KansasCity.com
Toy gun on school grounds nets suspension for fifth-grader - KansasCity.com
gotta keep the babies safe from pretend threats on non school days
and what kind of parent files a Police Report over a minor wound from a barely BB gun, people are pussies
gotta keep the babies safe from pretend threats on non school days
and what kind of parent files a Police Report over a minor wound from a barely BB gun, people are pussies
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
US physics professor: 'Global warming is the greatest and most successful pseudoscientific fraud I have seen in my long life' – Telegraph Blogs
US physics professor: 'Global warming is the greatest and most successful pseudoscientific fraud I have seen in my long life' – Telegraph Blogs
I am sure that this 'guy' who is retired esteemed Professor, who is in the twilight of his career is actually taking big oil cash and criticizing all his colleagues for the same, right??
There is no way that a established scientist could take issue with the incontrovertible evidence of anthropogenic global warming unless he was getting paid, it could only be about money right
HA HA
I am sure that this 'guy' who is retired esteemed Professor, who is in the twilight of his career is actually taking big oil cash and criticizing all his colleagues for the same, right??
There is no way that a established scientist could take issue with the incontrovertible evidence of anthropogenic global warming unless he was getting paid, it could only be about money right
HA HA
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Colgate Accused of Stealing Thousand-Year-Old Toothpaste
Colgate Accused of Stealing Thousand-Year-Old Toothpaste
So much for the new, its time to find out the old
So much for the new, its time to find out the old
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Pentagon Lets Recruiters Take Openly Gay Applicants - NYTimes.com
Pentagon Lets Recruiters Take Openly Gay Applicants - NYTimes.com
I don't wonder why gay people want to join the military, I wonder why anyone would join the military.
In real terms you would probably be better defending this country and our foundational documents if you were a family farmer or school teacher
I don't wonder why gay people want to join the military, I wonder why anyone would join the military.
In real terms you would probably be better defending this country and our foundational documents if you were a family farmer or school teacher
Fort Hood testimony: Fort Hood police officers describe gunfight - latimes.com
Fort Hood testimony: Fort Hood police officers describe gunfight - latimes.com: "At least 146 cartridge casings fired from the gunman's pistol were recovered from the shooting scene, investigator Kelly Jameson testified. The weapon was mounted with two laser targeting sights – green and red. Several soldiers testified that they saw lasers trained on themselves or other soldiers.
Jameson said the gunman carried 10 magazines loaded with rounds; some magazines were extended models that hold 30 rounds. He had 177 rounds still available when Todd's bullets brought him down."
Pretty Amazing for a Psychiatrist
Jameson said the gunman carried 10 magazines loaded with rounds; some magazines were extended models that hold 30 rounds. He had 177 rounds still available when Todd's bullets brought him down."
Pretty Amazing for a Psychiatrist
Ray Brescia: Strong Medicine: The Long-Term Health of the Housing Market Requires a National Foreclosure Moratorium
Ray Brescia: Strong Medicine: The Long-Term Health of the Housing Market Requires a National Foreclosure Moratorium: "Simply put, letting foreclosures proceed apace will not make the housing market more liquid, transparent or robust.
Instituting a temporary foreclosure moratorium in the face of admitted and widespread irregularities is not that radical an idea. Trampling on the due process rights of homeowners, engaging in widespread criminal conduct and jeopardizing the integrity of our property title system: those are the radical -- and risky -- actions. The practices that have weakened the housing market are the same practices that must be halted, even temporarily, while investigations are underway to determine how deep the problems lie. A foreclosure moratorium may seem like serious medicine: but the patient is sick, and her long-term prospects require a heavy dose of that medicine to bring her back to health"
Instituting a temporary foreclosure moratorium in the face of admitted and widespread irregularities is not that radical an idea. Trampling on the due process rights of homeowners, engaging in widespread criminal conduct and jeopardizing the integrity of our property title system: those are the radical -- and risky -- actions. The practices that have weakened the housing market are the same practices that must be halted, even temporarily, while investigations are underway to determine how deep the problems lie. A foreclosure moratorium may seem like serious medicine: but the patient is sick, and her long-term prospects require a heavy dose of that medicine to bring her back to health"
Feds Confirm Mumbai Plotter Trained With Terrorists While Working for DEA - ProPublica
Feds Confirm Mumbai Plotter Trained With Terrorists While Working for DEA - ProPublica
It would seem that without Terrorists Bought & Paid for by this government or another that there would be no significant terror threat in this country or most everywhere else.
It would seem that without Terrorists Bought & Paid for by this government or another that there would be no significant terror threat in this country or most everywhere else.
Climate change 'fraud' letter: a Martin Luther moment in science history - CSMonitor.com
Climate change 'fraud' letter: a Martin Luther moment in science history - CSMonitor.com
I think that the Martin Luther metaphor really works, environmentalism can have a religious aspect to it.
I think that the Martin Luther metaphor really works, environmentalism can have a religious aspect to it.
Graco stroller recall: Is your stroller included? - CSMonitor.com
Graco stroller recall: Is your stroller included? - CSMonitor.com
The deaths and injuries started 7 plus years ago?
The deaths and injuries started 7 plus years ago?
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Psycho Cop Shoots, Kills Unarmed Man and Dog
Psycho Cop Shoots, Kills Unarmed Man and Dog
This is why it is a bad idea to involve any aspect of the state with your personal relationships
This is why it is a bad idea to involve any aspect of the state with your personal relationships
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
School cafeterias to try psychology in lunch line - Yahoo! News
School cafeterias to try psychology in lunch line - Yahoo! News
What about the conceptual learning of why eating junk food destroys your body
What about the conceptual learning of why eating junk food destroys your body
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Banks Breaking Into Occupied Homes In Foreclosure To Change Locks
Banks Breaking Into Occupied Homes In Foreclosure To Change Locks: "Sarasota's Herald Tribune reports similar cases: Renters in a Florida home apparently in foreclosure came home from the beach to find the locks changed -- and some of their possessions stolen. And a Sarasota landlord, the Herald Tribune reports, said Bank of America tried to change the locks on her condominium three times, even though she said the building wasn't even in foreclosure -- an often lengthy process that usually involves a default notice, a scheduled auction and, finally, a bank repossession.
As the Herald Tribune notes, the legal action against lock-changers has been civil, not criminal, because lawyers cannot establish that the banks have criminal intent. Still, it appears that the banks' agents take illegal liberties: In the rented Florida home, lock-changers reportedly stole a laptop, an mp3 player and six bottles of wine.
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Bank representatives sometimes change locks even before foreclosure proceedings begin, Florida's Sun-Sentinel reports. Since banks hire local companies to change locks, the paper notes, it's often difficult to figure out who has actually done the lock-changing and on whose authority."
As the Herald Tribune notes, the legal action against lock-changers has been civil, not criminal, because lawyers cannot establish that the banks have criminal intent. Still, it appears that the banks' agents take illegal liberties: In the rented Florida home, lock-changers reportedly stole a laptop, an mp3 player and six bottles of wine.
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Bank representatives sometimes change locks even before foreclosure proceedings begin, Florida's Sun-Sentinel reports. Since banks hire local companies to change locks, the paper notes, it's often difficult to figure out who has actually done the lock-changing and on whose authority."
Pot raid at school turns up tomatoes - The Santa Fe New Mexican
Pot raid at school turns up tomatoes - The Santa Fe New Mexican
Espanola is a drug rattled community but this is ridiculous, I guess the New Mexican State Police provided the real lesson that day at school----- we live in a police state and that in America in the 21st century it is completely legitimate to raid a Montessori School, during lunchtime with swat and a helicopter gun ship.
Patricia Pantano the Director of Camino de Paz said she did not want to make too big an issue out of the raid, but questioned why such a commotion was necessary when anyone who asked would have been given a tour of the greenhouses.
"We're sitting here as a teaching staff, always short on money, and we're thinking, 'Gosh, all the money it takes to fly that helicopter and hire all those people, it would be great to have this for education.' "
Espanola is a drug rattled community but this is ridiculous, I guess the New Mexican State Police provided the real lesson that day at school----- we live in a police state and that in America in the 21st century it is completely legitimate to raid a Montessori School, during lunchtime with swat and a helicopter gun ship.
Patricia Pantano the Director of Camino de Paz said she did not want to make too big an issue out of the raid, but questioned why such a commotion was necessary when anyone who asked would have been given a tour of the greenhouses.
"We're sitting here as a teaching staff, always short on money, and we're thinking, 'Gosh, all the money it takes to fly that helicopter and hire all those people, it would be great to have this for education.' "
After Growth, Fortunes Turn for Monsanto - BlackListed News
After Growth, Fortunes Turn for Monsanto - BlackListed News
Yeaahhhyahhoooo
The company’s stock, which rose steadily over several years to peak at around $140 a share in mid-2008, closed Monday at $47.77, having fallen about 42 percent since the beginning of the year.
....early returns from this year’s harvest showed that Monsanto’s newest product, SmartStax corn, which contains eight inserted genes, was providing yields no higher than the company’s less expensive corn, which contains only three foreign genes.
Monsanto has already been forced to sharply cut prices on SmartStax and on its newest soybean seeds, called Roundup Ready 2 Yield, as sales fell below projections.
Sales of Monsanto’s Roundup, the widely used herbicide, has collapsed this year under an onslaught of low-priced generics made in China. Weeds are growing resistant to Roundup, dimming the future of the entire Roundup Ready crop franchise. And the Justice Department is investigating Monsanto for possible antitrust violations.
Until now, Monsanto’s main challenge has come from opponents of genetically modified crops, who have slowed their adoption in Europe and some other regions. Now, however, the skeptics also include farmers and investors who were once in Monsanto’s camp.Yeaahhhyahhoooo
Taliban in high-level talks with Karzai government, sources say
Taliban in high-level talks with Karzai government, sources say: "Although Omar's representatives have long publicly insisted that negotiations were impossible until all foreign troops withdraw, a position seemingly buoyed by the Taliban's resilience on the battlefield, sources said the Quetta Shura has begun to talk about a comprehensive agreement that would include participation of some Taliban figures in the government and the withdrawal of U.S. and NATO troops on an agreed timeline."
Leo Strauss must be rolling around in Ronald Reagan's grave
Leo Strauss must be rolling around in Ronald Reagan's grave
No pay, no spray: Firefighters let home burn - U.S. news - Life - msnbc.com
No pay, no spray: Firefighters let home burn - U.S. news - Life - msnbc.com
And I always thought that firefighters are heroes, well everywhere except rural Tennessee and of course ancient Rome, when will a guy like Marcus Licinius Crassus made a immense fortune 'fighting' fires
And I always thought that firefighters are heroes, well everywhere except rural Tennessee and of course ancient Rome, when will a guy like Marcus Licinius Crassus made a immense fortune 'fighting' fires
Goldman Sachs Says U.S. Economy May Be `Fairly Bad' - Bloomberg
Goldman Sachs Says U.S. Economy May Be `Fairly Bad' - Bloomberg
If the men with all the gold in their sachs say it, then it will probably happen
If the men with all the gold in their sachs say it, then it will probably happen
Sunday, October 3, 2010
UPDATE 1-Bin Laden criticises Pakistan relief mission | Reuters
UPDATE 1-Bin Laden criticises Pakistan relief mission | Reuters
From beyond the grave Osama is back, again
From beyond the grave Osama is back, again
Chavez: Civilian militia should be armed full-time
Chavez: Civilian militia should be armed full-time
Chavez, who survived a failed coup in 2002, says the militia should be prepared to defend the country against any threat, foreign or domestic. He has said he believes the United States poses a threat to his oil-exporting country, though U.S. officials strongly deny it.
Chavez, who survived a failed coup in 2002, says the militia should be prepared to defend the country against any threat, foreign or domestic. He has said he believes the United States poses a threat to his oil-exporting country, though U.S. officials strongly deny it.
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