Monday - December 12, 2011

AMERICA - CHINA - INDIA WILL BE FORCED BY NEW AGREEMENT ON CLIMATE CONTROL

I am so tired of this subject but.
Now it’s closer to home (USA) because apparently America is on the Euro-weenie climate bandwagon.  OK I know we always have been. But I just didn’t expect this, this soon.  Not very observant of me perhaps. But considering who is in the White House, and the nest of vipers on the left, I should have expected it even sooner. 

God, how I hate the idea of us co-operating with those zealots. And I think you all must know it’s going to cost us all a lot more as well.
But be careful. You know what happened to people in the past who didn’t follow the prescribed religious line.  And this is definitely the new religion.
Watch out for Torquemada. He wears a suit and tie these days.  His many adherents can be found wearing scruffy jeans and scraggly beards and some wear commie glasses and caps and with their unwashed female friends, can usually be found either occupying some public space with profound slogans on cardboard or else holding hands singing we are the world.
Sorry but these sky is falling climate freaks just annoy me.

see the link below for all the story and the video.

Durban climate change conference: Big three of US, China and India agree to cut carbon emissions

A new deal to “save the planet” will force the world’s three biggest emitters the US, China and India to cut carbon emissions for the first time, although scientists fear it will come too late to stop global warming.

By Louise Gray, Environment Correspondent, in Durban

More than 190 countries managed to finally agree a new climate change deal amid chaotic scenes in the early hours of Sunday morning in Durban, South Africa.
As the United Nations conference overran into its second day it looked like the talks were on the brink of collapse as the EU and India argued over just two words in the text.
In the end the wording was decided in an extraordinary 10 minute ‘huddle’ between the exhausted ministers to decide the fate of future generations.
The ‘Durban Platform’ will commit all countries to a global deal on cutting carbon emissions by 2015 although it will not come into force until 2020.
The UN marked it as an “historic breakthrough to save the planet”, that makes up for the collapse of the last high profile attempt for a global deal in Copenhagen in 2009.

It was the first time that the ‘Big 3’, the US, India and China, that make up almost half of the world’s emissions, have agreed to cut emissions as part of a legal treaty.
“What we have done today is a great success for European diplomacy. We have managed to put this on the map and take the major emitters – the US, India and China – to a road map that will secure an overarching deal,” he said.
The EU has also agreed to a second commitment of the Kyoto Protocol from 2013 as part of the deal so that the world has a legal treaty to cut emissions in place before 2020.

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   Saturday - December 10, 2011

Red Barry Outs Himself

In a speech delivered at Osawatomie High School in Osawatomie, Kansas, on Tuesday, President Barack Obama argued that while a limited government that preserves free markets “speaks to our rugged individualism” as Americans, such a system “doesn’t work” and “has never worked” and that Americans must look to a more activist government that taxes more, spends more and regulates more if they want to preserve the middle class.

“‘[T]here is a certain crowd in Washington who, for the last few decades, have said, let’s respond to this economic challenge with the same old tune. ‘The market will take care of everything,’ they tell us,” said Obama. “If we just cut more regulations and cut more taxes--especially for the wealthy--our economy will grow stronger.

“Sure, they say, there will be winners and losers,” Obama continued. “But if the winners do really well, then jobs and prosperity will eventually trickle down to everybody else. And, they argue, even if prosperity doesn’t trickle down, well, that’s the price of liberty.

“Now, it’s a simple theory,” said Obama. “And we have to admit, it’s one that speaks to our rugged individualism and our healthy skepticism of too much government. That’s in America’s DNA. And that theory fits well on a bumper sticker. But here’s the problem: It doesn’t work. It has never worked.

Go read the rest, and watch the video.

With the economy in the septic tank, the housing market in free fall, unchecked unemployment that only “improves” when the numbers get diddled, rampant cronyism and corruption at all levels of government, the weakest foreign policy in our nation’s history, deliberate and repeated efforts by the government to eradicate citizen’s wealth by devaluing the currency, government control of several major industries, a deliberately moronic fiscal policy, a corrupt justice department arming criminal gangs, laundering drug money, and selectively enforcing only the laws they approve of, an entire political party supporting gangs of unwashed urban anarchists “occupying” cities left and right, it’s no surprise that Obama’s poll numbers are falling like lead balloons. He’s backed into a corner and under the kind of pressure that no amount of golf or another extravagant vacation at taxpayer expense can cure. And under that pressure, the real Obama comes out. And here it is.

The GOP could run an otter as their candidate and still win; this speech should be all the campaign strategy they’d ever need. Of course, they’d have to explain what it meant, as most citizens under 40 don’t have a clue about either freedom or tyranny. Or history, or why capitalism made us the richest country in the history of the world, at all levels of society.

It does not matter one whit whether you call it communism, socialism, national socialism, progressivism, or fascism. Minor shades of difference; they’re all highly similar at the core. They all focus on an all-powerful government that controls and regulates ever aspect of everything. They all believe in rule by a small core of superior elites, and everyone else is a serf. That’s what Obama is in favor of. That’s what he’s about. Then, now, always. Always was, always will be. He considers the USA to be fundamentally flawed, right down to the Constitution. He even said as much during the 2008 campaign, but no one actually listened. They were too busy fainting over a clean, articulate, nice looking black man with only a minor criminal record. They said that too, and nobody listened either. And ignored that his entire social world, from childhood on up, was a circle of anarchists and communists.

The President of The United States of America is a Red.

And here it is, in his own words.

Fundamental Change, indeed.

Impeach him.

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   Thursday - December 01, 2011

anarchists try and fail as cops react swiftly this time around. sadly, anarchists still alive.

Here we almost went again but this time, the cops did what cops are paid to do.

If I have any gripe it’s only that they didn’t use deadly force.  The only real way to contain and defeat these slimy commie anarchists. 
I wonder how long it will be before openly stating extreme hatred for this group will be declared a hate crime.

One of the people making comments at the end of the article said exactly what I thought when seeing the hard copy photo. 
A rent a commie is what he said while I looked at it and thought he resembled Trotsky or maybe a young version of Lenin. I simply saw commie all over the creep. I think you will too when you see the link.  Really.  They just seem to have an identifiable look about them.  Right out of central casting.

Also new to the strike action were London Ambulance dispatchers and paramedics, who had not been on strike since the 1970s.
Most of the banners on display were distributed by the big trade unions - Unite, Unison, the NUT and the PCS.

Right. And not shown here in the on line version for some reason, are the hammer and sickle flags.  That’s says a lot don’t ya think?

And as for the slag in the photo here, what a look. Good. I hope it hurt a lot, whatever caused it. 

Violence as anarchists hijack the big march, clash with police and storm offices of multi-national company

Claim they targeted company because of chief executive’s salary

By REBECCA EVANS and ARTHUR MARTIN

After laying siege to St Paul’s Cathedral for weeks, anarchists hijacked the pensions protest yesterday.

Amid violent clashes with police, members of the notorious anti-capitalist group Occupy London stormed the head office of a FTSE 100 company.
As 25,000 TUC strikers including a strong representation of teachers marched through the capital, the 60-strong gang broke away and forced their way into the West End offices of Xstrata, a multi-national mining firm.

The professional protesters got on to the roof of the four-storey building, where they unfurled a banner saying ‘All power to the 99%’ and set off flares.
Some tried to break into the office of the company’s boss Mick Davis to confront him over his ‘excessive’ pay.

In stark contrast to the summer riots, where police were criticised for allowing problems to escalate, hundreds of officers descended on the building within minutes and surrounded the protesters.
One of the demonstrators said: ‘We put the message out on Twitter to meet here. We want to make a stand about the huge pay rise Mick Davis has received.
Also new to the strike action were London Ambulance dispatchers and paramedics, who had not been on strike since the 1970s.

MORE TO SEE HERE

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   Friday - November 18, 2011

another wealthy celeb joins the movement of idiots

Is this libtard auditioning for a part?

You probably know her.  It’s Anne Hathaway, with three different protest signs at the OWS dotty-do.
As an actress, she a public figure. Taking part in something called a “protest” although in truth it’s just more left wing BS mayhem. Anyway, there’s her idiot boyfriend trying to stop ppl taking photos of a well known Hathaway. How stupid. It isn’t like they’re in a private environment. Holly-weirdos.

She has millions she has earned in movies. Great. But it does seem odd how some folks with $$$$ support bolshy ideas.

Surely she’s in the one per cent? Million dollar babe Anne Hathaway joins Occupy Wall Street protest

By J J ANISIOBI

She is one of Hollywood’s highest paid actresses and lives a very privileged lifestyle that 99 per cent of people can only dream of.

Still, Anne Hathaway acted as an average Joe and accompanied hundreds of protestors as she joined the Occupy Wall Street demonstration in Manhattan’s Union Square.

The 29-year-old, who is worth a reported $58 million, was pictured marching with protesters and sticking it to the man yesterday in The Big Apple.

Anne, whose films have made approximately a total of $3,202,600,000, tried to blend in with the crowd by wearing a black hooded jacket, grey hat and sunglasses.

The Oscars hostess held up a sign in support of the campaign that read: ‘Blackboards not bullets’.

Occupy Wall Street is an ongoing protest that began September 17 2011 in New York City’s Zuccotti Park in the Wall Street financial district.

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Catch the link for the photos.

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   Sunday - November 06, 2011

SQUATTERS BY ANY OTHER NAMES? DEMONSTRATORS, PROTESTERS

This left wing nut case

who is the leader of the Labour Party ... thinks people should listen to these folks .....

whose years and experience and wizdumb hold all the answers to what ails society.

Ed Miliband: We should listen to St Paul’s protesters
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER

Labour leader Ed Miliband today warned of the ‘crisis of concern’ in mainstream Britain brought on by the St.Paul’s Cathedral protesters, which must be addressed by politicians, the business community and the Church of England.
In an article for The Observer, he said that the activists spoke to a wider frustration about the disparity between people’s values and the way the country was run.
He said: ‘The warning lights on the dashboard are flashing. And only the most reckless will ignore or, still worse, dismiss the danger signals.’
Miliband also acknowledged that those camped outside St Paul’s felt alienated from the Britain’s leaders and called for immediate changes in order to alleviate the protestors’ frustrations.

Now why they’re called protesters or demonstrators is beyond me since they appear more like squatters who shout slogans to justify their squatting.

St Paul’s staff have to clean up human waste INSIDE the cathedral as protestors ‘use it as a latrine’

Cleric: ‘This is desecration of a very holy place’
By CRAIG MACKENZIE

Staff at St Paul’s have been forced to clear up human waste inside the cathedral, it emerged today.

They have made several trips with mops to remove the mess found on a carpet inside the church near the West Steps - just yards from the anti-capitalist protest camp.

One cleric furious at the use of the building ‘as a latrine’ said: ‘ This is desecration of a very holy place. it hurts me and it hurts the staff.’

The cathedral workers have met senior clergy to vent their feelings over the clean-up.

St Paul’s has blamed ‘hangers on’ and not protesters at the tented camp which closed one of London’s most iconic attractions for a number of days last month.

A LOT MORE HERE

Right. Hangers on.  The church has been supporting these squatters and the man at the head of the church, has defended them.  Many churchmen have spoken in terms of total appeasement to this rabble without a cause.

But here’s one voice (of many) who have it exactly right.

Everyone’s terribly sweet… but what a festival of drivel!
By PETER HITCHENS

Every crank, dingbat and fanatic in Southern England has found his or her way to the camp by the steps of St Paul’s Cathedral. Given time, every faddist in Europe will arrive.

There are already plenty of North American accents.

Whatever your cause, it has a pavilion here, especially if it is a lost cause. The poor Kurds are represented. There are lots of those infuriatingly smug, self-satisfied Guy Fawkes masks.

There’s a Buddhist shrine next to an arrow marking the direction of Mecca.
Che Guevara, that old mass murderer, has his image on display.

There’s propaganda against the ‘persecution of sex workers’. The Socialist Workers Party, those latchers on to every passing procession, have a stall that looks a little too neat and tidy for the occasion.

Bolshevik discipline doesn’t really mesh with the world of Twitter and dope.

As George Orwell once said, such things attract the people he jeered at as ‘sandal-wearers’, ‘nudists’, ‘sex-maniacs’ and ‘vegetarians with wilting beards’ .  .  . the sort who are drawn to ‘progressive’ causes ‘like bluebottles to a dead animal’.

There really are signs against ‘capitalism’, a word used only by people who still think you can change human nature, which you sort of can if you have concentration camps and an effective secret police.

And there are other placards enquiring rather aggressively: ‘What would Jesus do?’ People who ask this question always assume that Jesus would agree with them. Well, I suppose it’s possible. But what would He agree with, exactly?

Stand here long enough and you will be pinned to the wall, or to a pillar, by lots and lots of nice but rather silly people. There’s the man who thinks we invaded Iraq to punish it for not having a central bank.

They are thrilled to have discovered that the City of London Corporation is so fantastically undemocratic. They had no idea that such wickedness still survived, and that they can be against it.

There’s the slender public schoolboy with the looks of a tragic Thirties poet who, handed a megaphone, emits five minutes of the higher drivel about nothing in particular.

‘We are the people,’ he claims, adding: ‘We have forgotten what and who we are.’ He can speak for himself.

I’m sure that if I had waited long enough, I would have been taken to one side by enthusiasts for flatulent diets, speakers of Esperanto, or persons who think that The Key To Everything is to be found in the measurements of the Great Pyramid.

MORE HITCHENS HERE

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   Wednesday - October 12, 2011

This one is so easy even the MSM could find it. If they wanted to.

ACORN: Puppet Master of Occupy Wall Street

The Working Families Party, an infamous ACORN front group notorious for corruption, was instrumental in organizing the Occupy Wall Street protests, according to radical journalist Laura Flanders of Free Speech TV.

The protests, which have spread to several other large U.S. cities, are part of what ACORN’s neo-communist founder Wade Rathke calls an “anti-banking jihad.”

Working Families Party (WFP) organizer Nelini Stamp has “been here since day one and she is part of the organizing team and the outreach team that has managed to bridge the distance between that first day and this day and between the grassroots folks here and the labor movement,” Flanders said at the protest in lower Manhattan.

The WFP is part and parcel of ACORN. In 1998 the party was officially recognized in New York State. WFP’s headquarters is at the same address as ACORN on Nevins Street in Brooklyn. WFP’s executive director is longtime ACORN operative Dan Cantor.

One of the SEIU-funded party’s co-founders is ACORN’s former national chief organizer, Bertha Lewis. Democratic National Committee executive director Patrick Gaspard also contributed to the creation of the party and sat on its board. Gaspard was a political director in the Obama White House and is a former SEIU executive. Gaspard was also an organizer for the radical New Party in the early 1990s. That party’s membership consisted largely of individuals from the Democratic Socialists of America, SEIU, and ACORN. The party endorsed Barack Obama when he ran for the Illinois State Senate.

Working with its radical friends at SEIU, WFP advocates more government spending, higher taxes, universal government-run health care, campaign finance restrictions, free universal higher education, oppressive rent control, same-sex marriage, amnesty for illegal aliens, “greening” the economy by creating heavily subsidized union jobs in the energy sector, and mandatory paid sick leave for all workers.

Gosh, that mantra sound familiar. I think I’ve heard it sung before, in at least a couple of different places.

SEIU board member Stephen Lerner has vowed to do his part to drive a stake through the heart of capitalism. Lerner says he wants to “bring down the stock market” through a campaign of disruption. He said last week that SEIU plans to terrorize bank executives at their homes.

Looks to me like the hippies are getting paid to take off their sandals bedroom slippers and put on their other sandals marching boots. What a coincidence, huh?

If you’d like, take a jump over to Discover The Networks and see if you can count the number of ways the money trail leads right back to George Soros.  Radicals, Reds, and anarchists, oh my.

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   Tuesday - October 11, 2011

Same Old Red Crap As Always

KIEV, Ukraine — From the moment President Viktor F. Yanukovich took power last year, a central question was whether he would lead Ukraine west, toward Europe, or into a tight symbiosis with the country’s Soviet-era masters in Moscow.

Eighteen months of cautious navigation hit a watershed on Tuesday, when a court in Kiev sentenced the country’s most prominent opposition politician, Yulia V. Tymoshenko, to seven years in prison. European leaders have condemned the case as politically motivated, and hinted that they are unlikely to ratify a free trade and association agreement with Ukraine, a project four years in the making.

Ms. Tymoshenko, an acerbic populist who represents the European-leaning west of the country, rose to drown out the judge’s voice as he read out the verdict, speaking directly to a bank of television cameras.

“This is an authoritarian regime,” she said. “Against the background of European rhetoric, Yanukovich is taking Ukraine farther from Europe by launching such political trials.” As bailiffs led her from the courtroom, Ms. Tymoshenko turned in the doorway to wave goodbye, a small figure in a white coat and helmet of blond braids.

Prosecutors say Ms. Tymoshenko harmed Ukraine’s interests when, as prime minister, she carried out negotiations with Russia in 2009 over the price of natural gas. Tuesday’s ruling excludes her from politics for 10 years, and levies a fine of about $190 million.

But international legal experts say that she seems to have been performing a routine administrative function for which she might conceivably be disciplined, if the government was displeased with her performance, but not charged with a crime.

So much for emergent eastern democracy. Put your political opponents in jail and fine them into penury for the “illegal act” of doing their job. I’m almost amazed she hasn’t accidentally been in a bus accident or been the victim of a gun cleaning mishap at 3am.

It’s a no-brainer to figure that Ukraine is going right back behind the Iron Curtain.

Mr. Yanukovich has made integrating with Europe a central goal, and he is likely to head off catastrophic damage by softening Ms. Tymoshenko’s conviction swiftly. One route to this would be decriminalizing the article under which she was convicted. In that event, her name will be cleared and she will be able to run in parliamentary elections in 2012, said Serhiy Vlasenko, one of her lawyers. This could occur as soon as next week, so that Mr. Yanukovich would be welcome at European Union talks in Brussels scheduled for October 20.

He suggested as much on Tuesday, when he told journalists, “This is not a final decision.”

“Ahead lies the appeals court, and it will without a doubt make a decision within the bounds of the law, but the decision will have great significance,” he said, in comments carried on Interfax.

So then what is this, just a Show Trial? Political theater from the thugocrat in charge? Bullying tactics to teach everyone a lesson?

Off with his head.

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   Monday - October 10, 2011

It’s a Commie Plot

I haven’t written anything about the foolish people doing their Occupy Wall Street protest, nor about it’s little splinter cells that have sprung up in other cities around the nation. I figured they were just a bunch of spoiled brats having their Hippie Moment in the sun, protesting the Man, man.

I may have been wrong.

That they are Obama’s minions and Useful Idiots is beyond doubt.

My neighbor gives me her newspapers when she’s done with them. Ours is the typical left wing bird cage liner, and they have been running stories on these folks. Parts of those stories talk about what this group wants and doesn’t want, what they believe in, and they’re against. I read the lists aloud to my wife and she said the same thing that I realized: they’re outright Communists, even if they themselves aren’t aware of that fact.

Michelle Malkin has been all over this one. Her latest post shows that along with the support of Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden, they also now have the support of Enron’s Paul Krugman and the DNC’s money men, the DCCC, who were only too happy to accept hundreds of millions in campaign cash from the very people they have now publicly come out against. I have not yet heard if CPUSA has endorsed this bunch (they mostly have), but it wouldn’t surprise me. Nor would knowing that such had happened and that it went unreported. Others have wondered if the protests are being infiltrated by the Reds, but I don’t think that’s necessary. Or even possible. It would be onanism; a narcissistic act of self-penetration. The commies can’t infiltrate the commies.

The other day the splinter protest group in DC tried to occupy the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum. Why on earth would they want to do that? The Smithsonian has NOTHING to do with Corporate Greed or anything like that. It’s a museum fer crying out loud.  GOP lecturer Michael Zak has that one figured out, and it’s a play straight out of one of the books that is no longer part of the curriculum in Freshman English, nor part of the college classes in Western Civilization which no longer exist.  It’s a commie plot, and Joeseph Conrad wrote about it more than 100 years ago. The playbook hasn’t changed a line in all that time.

The Secret Agent, by Joseph Conrad, tells of a terrorist plot to destroy the Greenwich Observatory in England.  That center of scientific achievement is the location of Earth’s prime meridian, from which longitude and time are measured.

In the second chapter, Vladimir, the chief plotter, explains why anarchists should destroy, of all places, Greenwich—an institution akin to the Smithsonian:

“It must be purely destructive.  It must be that, and only that, beyond the faintest suspicion of any other object.  You anarchists should make it clear that you are perfectly determined to make a clean sweep of the whole social creation.  But how to get that appallingly absurd notion in the heads of the middle classes so that there could be no mistake?  That’s the question.  By directing your blows at something outside the ordinary passions of humanity is the answer.

Read the rest at Zak’s if your Conrad is a bit rusty. But know the truth: theirs is the bud of an insurrection from the leftmost edge. They are communists. There will be violence. Remember those who support them, remember those who are fooled by them. Remember where you buried all that extra ammunition.

Fundamental Change, indeed.

To the barricades.

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   Sunday - October 09, 2011

Occupy Wall Street: A Manifesto

Occupy Wall Street: A Manifesto

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men, women and transgendered—and any other human who is able to elude the tyranny of work for a couple of weeks—are created equal. We gather to be free not of tyranny, but of responsibility and college tuitions. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that a government long established and a nation long prosperous be changed for light and transient causes. So let our demands* be submitted to a candid world.

First, we are imbued with as many inalienable rights as a few thousand college kids and a gaggle of borderline celebrities can concoct, among them a guaranteed living wage income regardless of employment and immediate across-the-board debt forgiveness—even if that debt was acquired taking on a mortgage with a 4.1 percent interest rate and no money down, which, we admit, is a pretty sweet deal in historical context…

...but down with the modern gilded age!

We demand that a Master of Fine Arts in musical theater writing, with a minor in German, become an immutable human right, because education is crucial and rich people can afford to fund unemployment checks until we find jobs or in perpetuity, whichever comes first.

We demand a minimum wage of $10, no ... make it $20. We earned it. And we demand the end of “profiteering,” because there is no better way to end joblessness than stopping the growth of capital. We also demand a maximum wage law, because selfish American dreams need a firm ceiling.

We demand the institution of direct democracy, because if a bunch of people say it’s OK, it’s OK. And everyone deserves to have his or her voice heard. Except Mr. Moneybags, who we demand stop contributing his own money to candidates we disagree with, to issue groups we loathe and to lobbyists who do not work for organizations featuring “Service,” “Employees,” “International” and/or “Union” in their title.

We demand the end to bailouts and corporate subsidies, unless we’re talking about companies that feature sunflowers or sun rays in their logos, because that’s the kind of morally gratifying institution we approve of, and thus, they should totally be fast-tracked and bailed out with your money to bring the fossil fuel economy ("the economy") to an end.

We demand the end to a corrupt Wall Street ("Apple" “your 401(k)") because banks hold too much power. We demand that government consolidate authority so that elected officials can make prudent choices for us. All that cash in banks was printed by the war god Mars and has nothing to do with the voluntary deposits by ordinary Americans, so we do not consider this theft.

We demand the end to corporate censorship, because if we can’t force private news organizations to run the types of stories with which we agree, there can’t be a healthy democracy. So actually, we demand the end of all corporate news organizations in the name of free speech.

We demand the end to health profiteering, because everyone knows that all the wondrous and lifesaving advances in modern medicine were invented in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos. Smart people work for the good of humanity, not because they’re greedy.

We demand these rights because of the mass injustice of being able to freely protest against racism and corporatism without any real fear of imprisonment in the most diverse city on earth. And to the wiseguy who walked by the other day and claimed that I’d be writing this manifesto with a quill pen on parchment paper if it weren’t for capitalism, we have two words for you: Koch brothers. Think about it.

This is the fifth communique from the 99.9 percent. We are occupying Wall Street, and we’re not going home until it gets really cold.

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   Tuesday - October 04, 2011

Another Commie Plot

Making no secret of his disdain for Tea Party ideals and ideas, ex-White House adviser Van Jones [comminust, truther, NBPP lunatic] on Monday nonetheless urged liberal activists to “steal” the Tea Party’s playbook.

The former “green jobs” adviser, speaking at the top of a three-day conference in the nation’s capital designed to galvanize liberal activists, spoke interchangeably in harsh and glowing terms about the Tea Party movement. He described their cause as “the worst” and “silly” and other unflattering adjectives. At the same time, he said progressives can learn from what the Tea Party has accomplished, as he tried to steer the crowd toward his own umbrella group which he’s been working on since the summer.

Using the pick-yourself-up-by-the-bootstraps tone President Obama has employed in recent days, Jones pointed to the Tea Party movement as an example of grassroots activism done right. He suggested liberals have relied too much on one person, Obama, to fix everything.

Only instead of taking to the streets in the name of lower taxes and less regulation, he urged the crowd to model its own Tea Party-style movement in the name of the middle class.

“If we can just be as warm and sharing and kind as the Tea Party, which one might suspect is a relatively low bar, we might be able to do something for our country,” Jones said Monday.

Obama has stirred controversy in recent days by urging the base to quit complaining, take off their “bedroom slippers” and march with him. Jones used similar language, as the three-day Take Back the American Dream Conference got underway.

“We went from hopey to mopey and forgot to build a movement in the middle,” Jones said.

He credited the Tea Party with building a “network” that operates without any individual leader. “There is no Tea Party. You can’t land at the airport here in D.C., and get in the cab and say ‘take me to Tea Party headquarters’,” he said.

Jones described the movement as an “upgrade” over what progressives had done.

“They use their charismatic leaders to build something bigger than any leader,” he said. “They talk rugged individualism, but they act collectively.”

Mwahahaha, ROFLMAO. “Relied too much on one person”. That translates as “we sold you all the New Black Jesus, and he hasn’t pulled off a single miracle yet.” Too funny. Plus, “we forgot to build a movement in the middle”. You mean that MoveOn, ACORN, all the unions, Daily Kos, HuffPo, NBPP, Nation of Islam, 97% of the MSM, and the entire educational system nationwide ("Barak Hussein Obama, Mmm, mmm, mmm!") wasn’t a movement? Endless layers of interconnected simpatico organizations all getting their funding and talking points from George Soros wasn’t sufficient?

Maybe it’s because you can only sell people a lie for so long; eventually their eyes will see the truth. I read this morning that Oliar’s popularity in West Virginia is down to 28%, and that DNC strategists are already referring to the “Hillbilly firewall” (isn’t that a disparaging term? I’m offended on their behalf!) and giving up on several large swaths of flyover country even before the 2012 campaign really even kicks into gear. They know their dog won’t hunt, so they aren’t even going to try.

And the best part of all is that he STILL doesn’t get it. Sorry Van Jones, it’s a Tea Party thing. An American thing. You just wouldn’t understand. We don’t have charismatic leaders. Oh sure, we have a number of nationally recognized strong voices, but they aren’t leading. They’re following. They’re up on the bully pulpit, spreading the word that all of us already know: less government, less spending, less taxes, less business choking regulation, less power, and a return to constitutionally mandated limited government. It’s called freedom, and it’s written in the American psyche at the genetic level. We don’t need a Messiah to unite us, because we merely opened our eyes and raised our voices and found that we already were united. A collectivist of individuals. We The People, of the several United States.  And it was that easy.

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   Thursday - July 14, 2011

Hellena Handbasket

Saturday Update: Glad to see that the market did not panic, and just continued to slowly climb. Gold closed Friday afternoon at $1594.50, a solid 1/3 increase in just one year. Of course, one year ago at $1150 gold was still nearly 4 times higher than it was post-Y2k.

Your money is worthless. Today, it’s worth even less.

Prepare for the USA to get a credit rating downgrade. It’s coming. And now, today, in anticipation of that,

We are well and truly screwed.

Gold rallied to a record after Moody’s Investors Service placed the U.S. credit rating on review for a downgrade, U.S. debt-ceiling talks stalled and Europe’s sovereign crisis persisted, boosting haven demand.

Immediate-delivery bullion climbed as much as 0.5 percent to an all-time high of $1,589.80 an ounce, and was at $1,582.75 at 4:03 p.m. in Singapore. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke’s comments that additional stimulus may be needed also drove the metal’s ninth day of gains, the best run since April.

The U.S., rated Aaa since 1917, was put on review for the first time since 1995, on concern the debt threshold will not be raised in time to prevent a missed payment of interest or principal, Moody’s said. President Barack Obama walked out of a meeting with legislative leaders on raising the U.S. debt ceiling, according to House Majority Leader Eric Cantor.

“Gold will benefit from the turmoil,” said Guo Hongjun, head of research at Haitong Futures Co., China’s largest futures broker by capital. “Another round of quantitative easing will hit the dollar hard, drive up prices of commodities including gold, increase inflationary pressures and slow the recovery.”

The contract for August delivery in New York also gained to a record, rallying as much as 0.3 percent to $1,590.80 an ounce. Cash silver jumped as much as 1.8 percent to $38.855 an ounce, the highest intraday price since May 11.

Fed Chairman Bernanke said the central bank is prepared to provide additional stimulus to bolster the U.S. economy, and warned a failure by Congress to raise the $14.3 trillion debt limit would send “shock waves” through the financial system.

I’m wondering if the country wouldn’t be better off Bernanke-free. This guy seems to get it all wrong, every time. My bet is gold goes even higher tomorrow, and closes close to $1700 Friday.

Yeah, and as we go forward - what is it now, 813 days without a federal budget??? - the clown posse in DC is arguing about raising the debt limit even more. Odingus is threatening that if the ceiling isn’t raised and more money is borrowed, then he’ll stop paying Social Security. But “don’t call my bluff on this” he is demanding of Congress. Huh?

Meanwhile, the John Wayne Bobbit Squad (our dickless Republicans in DC) are calling for a constitutional amendment to balance the budget ... as their 30 pieces of silver for allow the debt ceiling to be raised yet again. Morons. You should have put that one in in 2003, and then shown how your own party could restrict themselves to that level of spending, even during wartime. Now you look like a bunch of turbopussies.

Congressional Republicans are rallying behind a long-shot bid for a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced budget. But they’re divided over conservatives’ efforts to demand its passage as their price for backing any increase in the government’s borrowing limit.

Right in the middle of their brawl with President Barack Obama over extending the debt ceiling and hacking trillions from projected deficits, GOP leaders are forcing House and Senate debates next week over similar amendments requiring the budget to be balanced, starting no sooner than five years from now.

And even this threat is empty handed bullshit. Do it NOW assmunch, not 5 years down the road.

It’s all just smoke and mirrors anyway. The Repussylickans have already planned out their cave-in strategery, with the bottom line long term result being Mitt Romney as their 2012 candidate. Where upon he will take a monumental ass-whuppin. It’s all part of the plan, because the Right side of the aisle is just as elitist and just as Socialist as the Left side.

Fire the whole lot of them, take a big boxful of darts and throw them at all 50 State’s phone books. Whatever names get hit get to be Reps and Senators. Assuming that a) those hit aren’t felons or under the age of 35, b) they can prove that they are actually citizens, and c) they at least graduated high school. They couldn’t do any worse. Oh, and they serve one term, the government locks up their assets right now, guarantees their regular job on return, pays them $100,000 cash per year, no taxes, and if they take (or any relative takes) gifts or money from anyone or any PAC, they get shot. On the spot.

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   Wednesday - June 29, 2011

North Korea: You Don’t Need No Education

Reports in South Korea indicated that the government in Pyongyang on Monday ordered all universities to cancel classes until April of next year. The only exemptions are for students who will be graduating in the next few months and foreign students.

The reports suggested that the students will be put to work on construction projects in major cities while there are also indications that repair work may be needed in agricultural regions that were affected by a major typhoon recently.

Analysts in Japan claim there may be other reasons behind the decision to disperse the students across the country. “One reason is that there is a possibility of demonstrations at university campuses,” said Toshimitsu Shigemura, a professor at Tokyo’s Waseda University and author of a number of books on the North Korean leadership.

“The leadership has seen the ‘Jasmine Revolution’ in Africa and it is very frightened that the same thing could happen in North Korea,” he said. “They fear it could start in the universities.”

There you go. Forget education. Farmers and miners don’t need any. Who needs young minds when you have young backs? Break up the student groups before they can form protest movements and send them one by one to the far corners of the country to be worked to death. But keep the schools open for the 12 foreign students; that brings in cash money.

No, the only thing that matters is keeping old Kim and his boy in power. In a tyranny, it’s all about the tyrant. The rest of you can go hang.

On the other hand, if there weren’t any nascent student protest groups before, there sure as heck are now. And if the students aren’t dispersed one by one but instead five by five, or in groups of 10 or 20 (which is much more cost effective), then Kim Jon Il has just infected his entire country with Jasmine Malaria. Smart move Kim. Not even Arec Baldwin is that stupid.

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   Monday - April 25, 2011

an editorial follow up to Bristol rioting

Just recently I ignored an event in a city named Bristol, which Drew then posted and did a far better job of it then I would have done.

Just to be clear about something.  According to what the radio said, police had information of suspected bomb makers in the building where the squatters were located. And sure enough they found the evidence.  Now that’s my understanding.

I wish the media types would quit using the false term, “protesters” because they aren’t really protesting some injustice to mankind.
They are simply punks, thugs, they are criminals in the guise of would be do-gooders.  What they do, they do for the pure hell of it, every single one of the bastards should by rights be stood against a wall and shot in a painful place and left to die.  They’re very brave so long as they know (and they do) that little if any real harm will come to them.

Tesco Express in Bristol is what Americans would call a convenience store.
They have store recently opened in the USA btw. Again, not a major supermarket like the ones they have here in the UK, because they don’t want to try and go head to head with our large chains back home.  I suppose they were allowed into the US based on an agreement that they wouldn’t. I don’t personally know that but it’s a guess. 

Their stores in the USA are called Fresh and Easy.

One more point which is made below and doesn’t need me, but I’ll state the obvious anyway.  Many of the punks on parade with vandalism in their pea brains, are also leftists, outspoken anti capitalists and anarchists.  Adequate words just fail me in trying to describe my hatred for all these groupings of filth and slime.

Which brings me finally to an excellent editorial comment in the morning Telegraph by someone calmer then I am, and with no death wish for miscreants.
I am posting his entire commentary here.

It’s time Tesco haters stocked up on facts

Supermarkets are so successful because they provide what we want at a reasonable price.

By Stephen Pollard

It is fashionable among the Left-liberal intelligentsia to view supermarkets as some sort of uncouth offence against decency, fit only for the proles who subsist on multipacks of turkey twizzlers. Instead of driving off to shop at rapacious retail beasts we should be pottering down the high street, exchanging mid-morning pleasantries with our butcher, baker and candlestick maker.

So when, on Friday, a group of layabouts in Stokes Croft in Bristol decided to riot in protest at the opening of an 18th Tesco store in the city, there were frissons of excitement elsewhere. Violence might not be so easy to support, but how wonderful that someone is standing up against the supermarket juggernaut. As one writer put it in the Guardian on Saturday: “The damage caused to Tesco’s property last night is relatively insignificant compared to the damage Tesco has been able to inflict.”

Like most such fashions, this latest is built on a combination of hypocrisy and idiocy. Because you can bet your shopping bill on the fact that, at the very dinner parties when the anti-supermarket pieties are trotted out, almost everything has been bought from one of the chains.

Given that one in every seven pounds spent in the UK is spent in Tesco alone, it barely needs restating that supermarkets are the retailer of choice of almost everyone. Well over 90 per cent of us, in fact, use supermarkets regularly. We do so because they offer what we want: quality, value, range and convenience. And the better they get at it, the more custom we give them, and the bigger their profits.

So when Tesco announces record profits of £3.8 billion, as it did last week, that’s something to be celebrated, not scorned. Its growing profits are a badge not of shame, as some idiots claim, but of pride – built on more of us choosing to shop there, and spending more, because we value what and how it is selling.

When Tesco or any supermarket opens a new store, it stands or falls by customer demand. The retail sector is brutally competitive: 94 per cent of us have access to at least three brands of supermarket within a 15-minute journey of where we live, and customers use, on average, three different supermarkets a month. As huge businesses, supermarkets spread their costs over massive volumes and so take a minimal margin on each item. So although the operating profit margin of big suppliers such as Proctor and Gamble, Unilever and GlaxoSmithKline was found in a 2007 study to be 20 per cent, 13 per cent and 32 per cent respectively, the margin of the big four supermarkets was only between 2.2 and 6.2 per cent. That’s one reason why, despite their massive profits, we spend a smaller proportion of our income on food than any other EU country.

But the facts are irrelevant to UK Uncut, an anti-capitalist protest group that has sprung up over the past year and which is heavily involved in protests against Tesco (along, in the Bristol protests, with the gloriously named but astonishingly silly Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft).

UK Uncut claims to be peaceful, involved only with sit-ins and orderly demonstrations at businesses it targets such as TopShop, Boots and Vodafone. But many of its activists seem, by a remarkable coincidence, to have been at the scene of a number of the riots and public order disturbances in recent months. Its beef is tax avoidance, arguing that the businesses it targets are culpable because they structure their affairs to minimise tax liabilities. In other words, they structure their affairs entirely legally, in accordance with tax rules, and avoid paying what would in effect be additional voluntary tax.

Were it not for what seems inevitably to accompany its activities, UK Uncut would be laughable. The Institute for Economic Affairs recently published a report that rips apart its contradictory, ill-informed, juvenile arguments. Indeed, in an unintentional self-parody of the group’s deep-seated ignorance, UK Uncut staged a sit-in at Fortnum & Mason during last month’s anti-cuts march, “over the tax dodge of over 40 million by its owners Whittington Investments which have a 54 per cent stake in Associated British Foods who produce Ryvita, Kingsmill and others and own Primark. ABF have dodged over £40 million in tax”.

Ignore the illiteracy of UK Uncut’s press release – is it Whittington Investments or ABF which have supposedly dodged £40 million in tax? – and the fact that it provided not a word of evidence for its claim. Rather, focus on the fact that ABF, Wittington Investments and Fortnum & Mason are all owned by the Garfield Weston Foundation, the 14th largest charitable foundation in the world. Not exactly the unacceptable face of capitalism.

Now it has its sights set on Tesco. Its website informs us that “Tesco control 30 per cent of the UK grocery market and have over 2,000 stores in the UK”. There is no explanation as to why this is objectionable. It just is, it seems. But then it details Tesco’s real crime: “In 2010 they made a profit of £3.4 billion, yet they will still go to great lengths to avoid paying tax.” The swines! Tesco have the nerve to employ accountants to structure their affairs to comply with the law and pay every penny of the tax they owe.

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Oh and btw .... Here’s a letter from someone who lives in the city.  Quite interesting I thought.

The riot against Tesco

SIR – In four years living near Stokes Croft, Bristol, I can say that the new Tesco is the best thing to have happened to the area.
Stokes Croft cannot be described as having an “independent culture”. The place is a pit of crime, fuelled by drink, drugs and prostitution. No wonder more than half its residents are squatters.

People there claim that the Tesco will destroy local trade. But the poorly supplied off-licence seems largely to supply local tramps with their bottles of super-strength cider. To protect its trade, the new Tesco has not been granted a licence to sell alcohol.

In these times, we are relying on the private sector to pull us out of recession. Tesco (and supermarkets in general) is good at triggering regeneration of areas and creating jobs for the unqualified.

I am in my sixth year working in a supermarket and have been able to transfer to different stores while I move with my degree study. Otherwise, I would not have been able to finance my degree.

The thugs using the new Tesco store as an excuse to riot are the problem in this instance. Those who ran havoc in Stokes Croft caused Tesco little trouble. As usual, the police and the taxpayer have taken the brunt of the blow.

Matthew Stimpson
Bristol

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   Tuesday - April 12, 2011

riots of 30 yrs ago caused millions, renamed an uprising by the left

Thirty years ago today there occurred what has been described as the worst rioting seen here in a hundred years.  I was of course aware of it then, being married to a Brit.
Over time I guess I failed to remember it and anyway, there were problems of like nature in my own country.  After moving here 7 years ago come April 28, I was reminded of it more then once.  The subject comes up often.

The rioting started in a place called Brixton, south London.  Not exactly an up market location, and home to mostly Negroes.  The violence they conceived and carried out along with their usual appetite for looting and vandalism was unprovoked.  Sure, there have been lots of times a white cop has exceeded his authority.  But when so much crime is committed in one area by one particular group, it must be difficult at best for a policeman to ignore ppl he suspects might be up to something.  Yeah, it is true that various ethnic groups, not just blacks, have been treated badly.  The only thing I can say in defense of the cops, is that their stop and search tactics were meant to combat a growing menace of drugs.  Depending on your own POV, that still might not be a good idea for overstepping your remit.  But it’s a damn fair explanation.  And yes, I’d be pretty well PO’d if I were an innocent victim of the tactics of that day.  But I really don’t think I’d see it as an excuse for looting and throwing fire bombs.

Some estimates put the injuries to police at 300. And please do not make any mistake about this. It was left wing agitators that egged the rioters on. More then 100 shops were looted, 30 buildings were set on fire, 120 vehicles were torched as well.
Authorities called it wanton rampage and criminality.

Just how’d it start?  Well, police went to the aid of a black who’d been stabbed.
They were then surrounded by a crowd and accused of not doing enough to help.
Yeah, that little incident triggered a full blown riot involving 5,000 ppl and damage in the millions. Think Watts riots or Rodney King.  Some ‘ethnic’ groups don’t need any real excuse to burn a city and create havoc and mayhem. But when they find something that looks good and they can adopt it as an issue, well hey. They go for it.
And so they did 30 yrs ago egged on by socialist and left wing apologists who claimed they would bring down the police.  And looking at things these days 30 yrs on, I guess they did just that.  In fact, a councillor of the day did say he wanted to “break the metropolitan police.”

Naturally enough there was an inquiry as there always is. It was led by a very liberal judge, and so began political correctness. 
Eventually, some time later as old readers may recall, I did a post about a police chief who bragged that he was” proud to be politically correct.”

Well now, the story doesn’t end here. Oh no. History is not only in the making, it has been re-written by a cash strapped city council, who has renamed the riots as, an uprising.  Needless to say the council is quite left. And here’s the whole sad, stupid story.

Cash-strapped council rebrands Brixton riots as an ‘uprising’ (and funds the 30th anniversary ‘celebrations’)
By RYAN KISIEL

For those who were caught up in the violence and destruction, the Brixton riots are best forgotten.
Yet Labour councillors are spending thousands of pounds remembering tomorrow’s 30th anniversary of the carnage in South London which put 279 police officers in hospital.
The incident has been renamed the ‘Brixton Uprising’ and will feature ‘first-hand witness accounts’ along with ‘special guests’ to provide the entertainment
Lambeth Council is staging the celebration in its Windrush Square and Tate Library. It will be recorded for the council’s Black Cultural Archive.

The Jamaican ‘dub poet’ Linton Kwesi Johnson, whose work contains graphic descriptions of alleged police brutality during the 1980s, including one entitled ‘Ingland is a Bich’, is due to perform.

(just WTF is a ‘dub poet?’ No, don’t tell me. I don’t wanna know. They call his tripe, his work? Oh how literate and articulate this negroe is. And if England is so bad, what’s he doing here? Collecting benefits no doubt.)

The Labour-run authority is funding the event despite constant complaints by its leader, Steve Reed, that government-imposed cash cuts would lead to a rise in crime and another ‘Baby P tragedy’.

Lambeth has recently declared mass redundancies among street cleaners, park rangers and lollipop ladies, and closed all but one of its public lavatories.
A spokesman said tomorrow’s event was ‘community-led’ and part of its work engaging with the public.

But Conservative MP Patrick Mercer, chairman of the Commons sub-committee on counter-terrorism, said: ‘I would question the act of celebrating an insurgency.
‘It was difficult and dangerous at the time and I don’t want to remember it.
‘The law is the law and, just because it was chaotic 30 years ago, there is no need for celebrations.’

Peter Smyth, chairman of the Metropolitan Police Federation, said: ‘This is crazy and a complete waste of public money.
‘Calling it an uprising justifies and celebrates that people were injured and property was damaged.
‘Anybody who celebrates violence is despicable. The public purse is being pulled tight and it is not right to celebrate violence, especially in the current climate when there has been a recent return to violent protest.’
More than 5,000 rioters rampaged through Brixton in 1981 after police increased stop-and-searches in the area.
A total of 28 shops were burned, 118 were looted and 120 cars were set on fire as police fought running battles with the rioters in the streets. Socialist and left-wing groups first referred to it as an ‘uprising’ to give it an air of legitimacy, arguing that it was a poor social underclass who revolted against their capitalist masters.
But the then Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said: ‘Nothing, but nothing, justifies what happened.’

source

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