Sometimes Getting A Bad Guy May Be Bad For All Of Us

Posted on October 1, 2011 by reactionaries

I was wondering why I wasn’t really comfortable when I heard about Al-Awlaki  and his buddy getting snuffed the other day. I originally passed it off to wondering why we always seem to get a bad guy when Beloved Leader’s approval rating are tanking. Along with Mullen stepping down from the Joint Chiefs, it seemed kind of convenient, if you know what I mean.

So I was catching up on yesterday’s RedEye, and I think my discomfort found a voice. Watch the clip, and listen to what Kevin Williamson has to say about this.

See what I mean? Did the asshat terrorists deserve what they got? Absolutely.

Did the Administration act in a lawful manner?   Absolutely. Not.

I would think that this has probably happened in many Administrations throughout the years, possibly as long as we have had those willing to act against their own Country. I am not so naive as to think there have not been black bag ops that have happened in the past.

But when you see the ease that Beloved Leader and his minions shred the Constitution on a whim, for the purposes that they do it for, you have to wonder if this is just a test to see if anyone is paying attention to the blatant disregard these people have for the Law of the Land. Or, this may be an attempt to set a precedent that will allow any citizen to be set up when they become a problem.

Chilling, is it not?

 

 

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Signage I Can Get Behind

Posted on September 30, 2011 by the prisoner

Saw this this morning on Drudge, and pulled the snapshots off The Blaze

And the whiny little bitches are coming out in force, decrying a citizens right to free speech. Here’s a quote from The Blaze article.

“City Council Member Susan Guidry told New Orleans’ WWL-TV she’s concerned about public safety and is trying to figure out if the signs are even legal.

“We have to determine that there is a zoning law that prohibits perhaps the size of the sign, perhaps the way that it’s erected, that it is leaning over onto public property,” Guidry said. “Whatever we can use, we will, but of course, we do have to balance that with First Amendment rights.”

Which of course is bullshit, if these were anti-Bush signs there would be no outcry at all. Freedom of speech is just that, freedom of speech. I have to listen to scads of crap I don’t want to hear every day, but I don’t go crying to the Government to censor things I disagree with.

Update: here’s a video response from the owner of the signs, Timothy Reilly.

I was watching Fox and Friends this morning. While they were going crazy announcing that we snuffed that terrorist asshole Al-Awlaki (odd how we seem to snuff a bad guy when Beloved Leaders’s are tanking). Gretchen Carlson was asking why we haven’t banned all of Al-Awlaki’s videos from YouTube. It’s like this Gretchen, the 1st Amendment protects ALL forms of speech, even ones we don’t like. It doesn’t give you the right not to be offended. Get it? Gretchen, you are a fellow Minnesotan, and no doubt have been brainwashed by years of DNC propaganda, bit there is no excuse for fumbling that ball.

Be seeing you!!!

 

 

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The Floater

Posted on September 27, 2011 by the prisoner

I can’t even begin to describe my rage and horror when I saw these articles come up today.

Go here, and here.

This, to quote Kyle from South Park “is some pretty fucked up shit right here.”

Here is the full quote:

“You have to have more ability from Congress, I think, to work together and to get over the partisan bickering and focus on fixing things. I think we ought to suspend, perhaps, elections for Congress for two years and just tell them we won’t hold it against them, whatever decisions they make, to just let them help this country recover. I really hope that someone can agree with me on that. The one good thing about Raleigh is that for so many years we worked across party lines. It’s a little bit more contentious now but it’s not impossible to try to do what’s right in this state. You want people who don’t worry about the next election.”

Well, Governor Perdue, if I were you I’d start worrying about being re-elected in North Carolina.

And to whoever fed her the lines (I’m looking at someone to the north and east of NC) I’ll tell you this:

IF something like this is EVER tried in this Country, THE PEOPLE will rise up as one, and take you out to the woodshed and teach you the error of your ways. It won’t be pretty, and the lesson may leave a mark.

Be seeing you!!!

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Debate? What Debate?

Posted on September 23, 2011 by minneapolis mike

Watched the debate last night.

I prepped hard for it. Pulled out a 2 inch thick ribeye, injected it with secret marinade, and slow grilled it to a just turned to med rare state. Coarse ground salt and pepper to taste, splash of Lea and Perrins’, and you have a dinner fit for a hungry guy.

On to the debate, I had hope that the Fox panel would not be a bunch of douches like the two prior sets of moderators had been. And they weren’t for the most part. Where they, and everyone else has failed so far is to not let Perry and Romney dominate the debate.
It’s just pandering to the GOP establishment, and it’s bullshit.

This is the set up to the ordination of Romney as the candidate who is vanilla enough to not offend most voters, but still represents the base enough so we will hold our noses and pull the lever for him, like we did with McCain. That is old school thinking, and will be the death of the GOP. Not to mention it puts candidates like Santorum, Cain and Bachmann on the back burner waiting for their chance when and if the kingmakers deign they are ready for primetime.
Perry and Romney spent their time smacking each other around and ignoring the others on the stage, and that does not speak well of them, or the GOP brass.

On to the others on stage, (which are far more interesting to me, anyway).

Newt: Still dogging the moderators, and proving that anyone who would not include him in their Administration would be fools. He will not be the nominee, and rightly so for he is disconnected from the real world, and virtually unelectable given the current anti-establishment bent of the country.

Gary Johnson: A Libertarian, in the mold of Ron Paul, who has no chance of winning the nomination at this time.

Ron Paul: The Godfather of Libertarians, putting the flag out there, but his defense and foreign policy stands do not translate into viability for the nomination. We do owe Ron a debt of gratitude for bringing the tenets of Libertarianism into the mainstream, but often he is undermined by his rabid base of supporters.

Michelle Bachmann: The rookie in the crowd, and being plagued by rookie mistakes. Continuing to drag out the Gardisil play to whack on Perry is a non-starter. She does best when defining herself as an alternative to the same old RINO foisted on us by the power brokers in the GOP.

Jon Huntsman: I don’t know, this guy just strikes me as slime. Too slick, smarmy, and glib. Reminds me of a used car sales manager.

Rick Santorum: Coming on stronger as time passes. Would love to see him go one on one w/ Perry and Romney separately for an hour apiece.

Herman Cain: Herman continues to impress as the guy who gives answers to questions, not just general policy positions. Gets better every time he is up there. Out of the available candidates Herman is the outsider, and deserves equal time on the stage.

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Ups and Downs September Edition

Posted on September 22, 2011 by the prisoner

Down:
To the City of San Juan Capistrano for trying to restrict people’s right to peaceably assemble and have a Bible Study. Fight on Chuck and Stephanie Fromm. Read it here.

Up:
To San Juan Capistrano City Councilman for exercising his right to free speech. Regardless of who is offended. Go here.

Down:
To the asshats at GM aka Government Motors for continuing to collect GPS data from Onstar customers, even after said customers discontinue service. Go here.

And they may sell your data to a 3rd party. Go here.

You also know that the Government owns Ally Bank, you know the one that finances GM and Chrysler vehicles. How deep do you want the Government in your business?

Up:
To the publishers of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange book. Assange wanted them not to publish the book, but being unable to refund the advance they provided, they published it anyway.
Payback is a bitch. Go here.

Up:
To The Washington Examiner for digging up evidence that “Spooky Dude” George Soros has invested in LightSquared.
Go here.

Down:
To the idiots in NYC, trying to protest Wall Street. “days of rage” indeed. These are a bunch of useless hippies who have been coddled their entire lives by their parents, more than likely useless hippies themselves.
Up:
To the NYPD for taking the trash out.
Go here.

Be seeing you!!!!

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The Florida Report 9-8-11

Posted on September 8, 2011 by minneapolis mike

From @freetherepublic Tea Partier, and all around truth seeker.

Watch this more than once. Realize that we are winning the battle for hearts and minds.

We will own the GOP, and we cannot allow the old guard to foist yet another RINO on the country. We need the existing structure that the GOP has to further the cause of limited Government.

Watching the debate last night, I saw weakness and strengths shown by all the candidates.

My personal favorite, Herman Cain scored hard with the 9-9-9 plan, and was the clearest, solution oriented candidate on the stage.

John Huntsman was easily the most smarmy presence there. You felt like you were in a used car sales office listening to him speak.

Newt scored some good points against the moderators, refuting their barely veiled attempts toward getting the candidates to fight each other.

Mitt is triangulating towards the Tea Party, but seems like he will abandon us as soon as it’s no longer a factor in achieving victory.

Perry was easily the upstart owing to his remarks on Social Security and the Death Penalty in Texas.

Bachmann struggles to keep up, and will have trouble unless she can get more face time, and start engaging the big dogs, who have till this point even refused to acknowledge her presence on the stage. I fear she will be done soon.

Rick Santorum will be gone in short order unless he can find a way to push his way into the main crossfire.

Ron Paul, whose ideas that have been firmly out there for years, are finally taking hold in the general population is being dismissed out of hand as a serious contender. which is a shame. His ideas are timeless, and are just getting the publicity they are due. He will be unfortunately passed by because He has been branded unelectable by the GOP and the public at large. I think that Rand may be the best hope for the continuation of his ideals.

Props to gabeslaw for capturing this.

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Allen West & Town Hall Heckler

Posted on September 3, 2011 by reactionaries

Props to @freetherepublic and nomoilleagals

Here’s the description:

” Some foul smelling loud mouth jerk didn’t like that the questions at the Allen West town hall were being read from cards. He didn’t believe that the questions were coming from the audience. When my question was read he wanted to know if I was really there. What a gift to be able to put him in his place. The crowd approved”

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Superdouche!!!

Posted on August 27, 2011 by godwhacker

Props to @cassandratroy

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Plexiglas Pontiac

Posted on August 26, 2011 by reactionaries

Got this in the mail today from my buddy Jerry, former co-worker and parts guru :mrgreen:

It’s from an article in The Daily Mail Online, go here for the original story

This is the Poncho with its clothes on

Here’s the sexy pictures

And some detail shots

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Amish Opt-Out on Socialist Healthcare?

Posted on August 26, 2011 by livious

Amish Opt-Out on Socialist Healthcare?

So there are whisperings about of a so-called Amish Opt-Out on Obamacare.  This “religious conscience” exemption supposedly protects people of certain religious beliefs and apparently goes so far as to specify which religions can opt-out.

Now I’m all for Amish-ness…  I think what they are doing is great, because it is part of the beauty of America.  We are all free to do and worship as we please.  And even if I didn’t agree with Amishdom, its not like they are going to do anything to respond to my electrically-powered cyberspace disapproval anyhow.  However this exemption gets us into some very ugly territory on the whole constitutionality grounds.

We first must keep in mind that the Obamacare bill itself is unconstitutional in multiple  aspects.  However this particular religious conscience issue could grow into a mean animal.  After all, if I myself claim to be Amish, who is the government to say I’m not?  Perhaps I say I am a liberal Amish, who joined the extreme left-wing of the Amish faith because of my disapproval of government health care.  Can Obama classify me as non-Amish?  Are they allowed to classify the faith or religion of any individual?  Or are we who we say we are when it comes to religious beliefs? Why does the government think the Amish religion can be exempt but not he Buddhist, Christian or Muslim religion?  Please explain to me the difference.

This issue could create some very serious problems for Obamacare if the liberal-media doesn’t succeed in snubbing it out all together.  It could also increase a mass-exodus to the extreme left-wing of the Amish faith.  I.E. people like myself- a new Amish convert who believes in the general symbolic concept of avoiding a complex way of life, but chooses to do the whole, electricty, internet, makeup, dancing, driving a car thing.  What can I say, I’m a very open minded Amishman.  Try and tell me I’m not Obama.  I dare you.

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