http://www.today.com/moms/kids-jeopardy-controversy-offers-lesson-losing-6C10851874
“Don’t let children win.”
Here is ONE big difference between Frau Reinke and I. (Which we discussed, until I was dismissed with: “Having none, you’re an expert”!)
I would NEVER ever let any child win. When they won, they knew they had beat me fair and square.
Sorry, but I never ought into self-esteem .
Laff, I’d give anything to have that debate again.
I’ll leave it to the children to comment about it.
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Clare dolphin attacks again, swimmers warned to stay clear
Don’t enter the water with a dolphin the public is told
By IrishCentral Staff Writers,
Published Saturday, August 3, 2013, 8:27 AMUpdated Saturday, August 3, 2013, 8:27 AM
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The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG) has issued a stark warning to the public after a swimmer suffered a compressed vertebrae, broken rib and damage to her lungs when a dolphin rammed into her in Doolin, County Clare.
According to RTE the incident, which happened as the woman was trying to climb out of the water, was one of several to involve the dolphin, called Dusty, in recent weeks.
In a statement on its website, the IWDG said: ‘Clearly this level of injury is very serious and a fatal attack could easily happen.’
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I always had the illusion that dolphins are a water version of a dog or a cat.
Guess that gets a revision.
It’s a dangerous world out there.
Time to update our collective thinking.
Hmmm, wonder if dolphin tastes like tuna?
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http://www.care2.com/greenliving/radio-preacher.html
The Moral Code We All Forget to Follow
Dr. Steven Farmer
August 3, 2013
3:50 pm
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I tuned into a radio station where a very enthusiastic preacher was giving his sermon. As I noted in my book Sacred Ceremony, I’d learned to appreciate all the different ways we humans try to reach God, no matter the face and clothing of any particular religion or spiritual practice. It all comes down to different ways we try to get or remain in touch with Great Spirit, Source, Creator, All-That-Is, or whatever term you want to apply here. It’s still God. Maybe not in the sense of a really big guy with a long white beard watching for you to make the wrong moves, but a more universal power that animates everything in the heavens and on Earth.
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As a fat old white guy injineer, I was always moved but the “watchmaker” argument about the existence of God. Then, I played roulette for a while and thought about random number. When my head hurt, I filed the whole topic under: “Stuff I don’t understand”.
I read something that said human beings are unique in that they can understand “death” and yet go on their daily business ignoring it. As well as, whole parts of their conflicted understanding. Sort of like modern day crazy people.
I have trouble when “life” smacks you in the face and you can’t ignore the loss of a loved one. Or just go on pretending.
Haven’t figured that out either.
That “Stuff I don’t understand” folder is getting bigger every day!
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http://www.care2.com/greenliving/10-steps-to-a-happier-life.html
10 Steps to a Happier Life
Jordyn Cormier
August 3, 2013
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Don’t get old. Getting old means abandoning your creative instincts. It means stressing more. It means being serious all the time. But, there are many ninety-year-olds with who certainly don’t act “old.” Being young and creative is a state of mind, regardless of age. And creativity is the fuel of happiness. So, go lie in the grass and pick out shapes in the clouds. Roll around if you want to. It is perfectly alright, regardless of what society has lead you to believe.
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We’re it just that easy.
Sorry, but when you become “tired” of the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, what is left?
I’ve often thought that since you can’t go back, you must go forward. But then I think of the guy lost in the forest wandering in circles, defeating the best efforts of the rescue party by not letting himself be found.
Strange world we live in.
But I did like the author’s advice about “Have a beer”.
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Sorry, but I think AROD is getting the short end of the stick.
Where has MLB been for the last eon?
It’s not like this is something new. So why NOW?
It’s always about money. So I guess that there is a financial incentive to screw him.
If the Yankees were in first place, I doubt we’d hear a chrip.
And, from his age pov, he’ll be over 40 when he can play again.
It’s rumored to be 100M$ at risk! FOr that amount, it’s easy to see how this becomes a MLB priority.
Sorry, while i can’t stand a cheat, drug diktats make no sense to me. If he wants to trade health for dollars, why should we care.
Millionaires playing for billionaires.
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The Labor Department reported Friday that the economy added 162,000 jobs in July, after adding 188,000 in June. Unemployment fell to 7.4 percent, largely because 240,000 adults left the labor force.
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This is how the current Administration claim such a low unemployment rate — folks leaving the workforce. How can that be good news?
I wonder what we have lost in terms of productive lives.
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http://www.wnd.com/2013/08/did-obama-break-law-to-win-re-election-2/
WND EXCLUSIVE
DID OBAMA BREAK LAW TO WIN RE-ELECTION?
Former Homeland Security attorney exposes shrewd maneuver
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The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, enacted by Congress in 1986, is a broadly written law that in practice regulates virtually all computers and cellphones, largely because communications over the Internet tends to have implications for interstate commerce.
Baker argued that the Obama presidential campaign in 2012 possibly violated the act by an arrangement with Obama supporters posting on Facebook. It allowed the Obama campaign to search the person’s Facebook network for likely voters the campaign could identify as unmotivated or unregistered.
The likely voters would then get tailored messages from their Facebook friends urging them to register and turn out.
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Might makes right.
BHO44 “won” the election.
(A disputable claim given the fraudulent voting.)
So “his” DOJ isn’t going to investigate squat.
(After all, look at the “birth certificate” and how that was swept under the rug.)
Any claim that the USA is a land of “laws” is a joke.
And the politicians and bureaucrats have no shame at all. It’s now openly blatant that “lie, cheat, and steal” is acceptable to the Mundanes, Clovers, and Sheeple.
Wonder how Hitler, Mao, or any other the other fascists came to power? You’re watching it here.
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OP/ED | 7/29/2013 @ 8:00AM |1,698 views
Gold Defined Money And Monetary History At The Cato Institute: A Velvet Underground Event?
Ralph Benko, Contributor
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“Since the end of convertibility in 1971, average real wages per hour of work in the United States have been stagnant. Average annual American economic growth since 2000 has been about half the average annual real growth of the previous two American centuries. The real purchasing power of a 1971 dollar saved in the bank, adjusted by the CPI, has declined to a value of about 15 cents. That is to say, the price level has risen from 1971 to 2013 by about six-fold, a rise unparalleled in the history of the American Republic. In a word the American middle class, relatively speaking, has been gradually dispossessed.
“The consequences of the collapse of real money worldwide are still unfolding. But let it be said that only one century of post-World War I financial disorder has been written.
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One can quibble about exactly how much a dollar has shrunk!
Personally, I’d suggest 30¢ for a gallon of gas in 1964 versus $4 on 2013 equals 92.5% loss of value!
Put it another way, a 13 fold increase in the price level.
No wonder an 8$ minimum wage doesn’t look good!
Retirees, the poor, the wage slaves, and anyone with savings is getting royally <synonym for the past tense of the procreation act> !
Convert currency and dollar denominated assets into things the Gooferment can’t print!
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HANNITY: HOWARD DEAN ADMITTED PALIN WAS RIGHT ABOUT DEATH PANELS
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FOX NEWS INSIDER – There is more proof that the ObamaCare “death panels” are alive and well. The former head of the Democratic Party, who also happens to be a medical doctor, is sounding the alarm. In a Wall Street Journal opinion piece, Howard Dean calls out a “major problem” with the health care law, known as the Independent Payment Advisory Board. Sarah Palin, who warned against death panels in 2010, reacted on Tuesday night’s Hannity.
Sean Hannity broke down why this is important. First, a high-profile Democrat and one-time medical doctor is admitting that this board is a “health care rationing body.” Second, he pointed out that Dean is acknowledging that IPAB has the authority to “stop certain treatments.”
Finally, Hannity said it serves as another frightening reminder that the American people were misled by the president and other Democrats, including Dean, about ObamaCare. President Obama stated in 2009, “Every credible person who has looked into it has said there are no so-called death panels – an offensive notion to me and to the American people. These are phony claims meant to divide us.”
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Of course, when “rationing”, there’s a financial incentive to “thin the heard”. Stop paying Medicare, Social Security, and collect the various “death taxes”.
Wake up, Sheeple!
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Seems an appropriate diktat. Don’t ask us to pay for your stupidity. Out there EVERYONE knows about flash floods.
Now about these mountain and water rescues?
Same rules should apply. The Gooferment is there to fix your mistakes.
Personal Responsibility!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMeuwYvlBI0
Published on Jul 23, 2013
Kemosabe in his Tree Fort at Animal Wonders
Facts about Kemo start at about 2:12
A prehensile porcupine aka coendou is from South America found in the rainforests of Brazil. They use their prehensile tail to help climb and maneuver in the trees where they spend most of their lives. They are rodents and are closely related to rats and mice. They have 2 large incisors on the top and bottom which are ever-growing and need to be chiseled against each other in order to keep them the right size. Kemosabe only has 1 top incisor so he needs help from a veterinarian to file his teeth so they don’t overgrow and prevent him from being able to eat.
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The kids might find the fun; I did. But then I’m a simple soul. Like Sheldon.
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Wainwright Hall at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Privatized – source various
Wainwright Hall recently became the latest Army lodging to be privatized and restored. The Hall is a two-story, 108-yearold brick structure that was opened in the early 20th Century, renovated through a Lend Lease (US) Public Partnerships with the developer, and InterContinental Hotels Group, the lodging operator. It cost about $4 million to bring Wainwright Hall up to modern-day standards (energy-saving heating, ventilation, air conditioning and lighting systems and controls).
The facility provides temporary lodging for soldiers and their families when they change duty stations while waiting for their new housing to become available; is used by soldiers on TDY for short-term training so they don’t need to find a place off-post, and can also be used by authorized installation visitors. Officials say the process is more effective and efficient.
“Catch 22” – room rates have jumped from $80 per night to $150 with no change in the physical plant.
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http://freebeacon.com/forgotten-war-forgotten-soldiers/
Forgotten War, Forgotten Soldiers
Book: American POWs left behind from Korean War
American Trophies
BY: Bill Gertz
July 26, 2013 4:08 pm
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U.S. prisoners of war were left behind in North Korea, China, and Russia after the Korean War and the Pentagon failed to win their release or a full accounting of their fate, according to research contained in a new book that is highly critical of U.S. POW recovery efforts.
“The Obama White House and Pentagon show not a trace of urgency in recovering our Korean War POW/MIAs, perished or alive,” said Mark Sauter, the book’s co-author who has spent more than two decades investigating missing soldiers.
“Time is running out for many of their family members, not to mention American POWs reported in North Korea long after the war, if any still survive,” he told the Washington Free Beacon. “Contrast this with South Korea, which has recovered dozens of its POWs alive in recent years. Some family members believe the U.S. government is simply waiting for the problem to go away.”
The book, American Trophies: How American POWs Were Surrendered to North Korea, China, and Russia by Washington’s ‘Cynical Attitude,’ includes numerous cases of missing Americans from the Korean War, along with several from the Cold War and Vietnam War. It is based on years of research, interviews, and documents by the authors, Sauter and John Zimmerlee.
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Every American Legion post I have ever been in has a POW / MIA table.
How can we not hold politicians and bureaucrats to account?
How can we let them keep sending girls and boys overseas in our name?
Why do we vote for folks who have NOT served?
Argh!
I first learned about the issue when I discussed “Men aren’t potatoes” from Robert Heinlein’s Starship Troopers with my Uncle who served in WW2. He borrowed my copy and read it.
Laff, he agreed with the line that “serving doesn’t make saints but it’s a good filter for cowards”.
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On the Value, as a Sociological Principle, of the Rule to Mind One’s Own Business
In this essay, collected in What Social Classes Owe to Each Other (1911), Sumner denounces busybody social reformers who want to run other people’s lives.
WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER
1911
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The danger of minding other people’s business is twofold. First, there is the danger that a man may leave his own business unattended to; and, second, there is the danger of an impertinent interference with another’s affairs. The “friends of humanity” almost always run into both dangers. I am one of humanity, and I do not want any volunteer friends. I regard friendship as mutual, and I want to have my say about it. I suppose that other components of humanity feel in the same way about it. If so, they must regard any one who assumes the rôle of a friend of humanity as impertinent. The reference of the friend of humanity back to his own business is obviously the next step.
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Seems as true now as it was then.
Think about if we had avoided WW1, 2, Korea, Viet Nam?
The USA should emulate the Swiss.
Imagine the vigor if we focused on our own problems. And, not our neighbors.
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I take my inspiration from funny places.
This morning when I took my daily shower, I noticed that the the shower curtain was fraying at the bottom.
Badly.
Too badly to ignore.
(Our Girl loved the shower curtain. And, was looking for the identical replacement. Don’t know what it was but I hated to change it.)
So a while ago I bought a frivolous one to replace it, when I bought one for the new condo. For some reason, I only bought one set of hooks.
Later my excuse for not replacing “her” curtain was didn’t have hooks.
So then today, I said “hey, time to replace before you trip on it.” (TBBT: The lack of adhesive ducks with umbrellas!)
So I counted the hooks on the old one and the holes on the new one.
Equal.
Who decided how many hooks go on a shower curtain?
So no excuse, I replaced it.
Yeah for me.
Small steps slowly taken?
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SurvivalBlog.com by Jim Rawles
Odds ‘n Sods:
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Congress and the Justice Dept’s Dangerous Attempts to Define “Journalist” Threaten to Exclude Bloggers. JWR’s Comment: Considering that many blogs have readerships of 100,000 or more, while many magazines and newspapers only have 50,000 subscribers, it is ludicrous to deem the former “legitimate”, whilst excluding the latter. In a free and modern society, the very concept of “press credentials” is anachronistic and smacks of elitism, favoritism, and cronyism. For our public servants to only grant a few the “privilege” to access to attend public meetings, to observe public court trials, and to sit in the gallery of legislative chambers is haughty and supercilious. And we’ve already seen the peril of declaring it a privilege to take photos on public streets. To allow some to do so, but not others implies that the public at large is somehow de classe and that we are mere contemptuous rabble. (OBTW, as I’ve mentioned before, the level of contempt by police officers has risen to the point that there have been some cases when credentials don’t help, even if you are from a television news station.)
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Just look at what the Free Staters in New Hampshire put up with.
Or read “photography is not a crime”.
Any interaction with “the authorities” by a Mundane has the potential to go very wrong.
CZ was indicted based on his statement to the police.
Argh!
Fight back now.
“And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if every Security operative, when he went out at night to make an arrest, had been uncertain whether he would return alive and had to say good-bye to his family? Or if, during periods of mass arrests, as for example in Leningrad, when they arrested a quarter of the entire city, people had not simply sat there in their lairs, paling with terror at every bang of the downstairs door and at every step on the staircase, but had understood they had nothing left to lose and had boldly set up in the downstairs hall an ambush of half a dozen people with axes, hammers, pokers, or whatever else was at hand? . . .” — Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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Re: Oh No They Didn’t! – Taylor Swift left a $500 tip at a restaurant in Philly
http://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/79910232.html
That’s “my” gal!
laff!
@tswift13 #tswift #tswift13
And, did you catch her quiet visit to Philly’s Children’s Hospital?
Nicely done. No mention of it until one of her fellow Country Music stars tweeted it.
She’s got class.
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Anthony Weiner admits sexting continued after 2011 resignation from Congress
By Tracy Connor, Staff Writer, NBC News
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New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner, who resigned from Congress in 2011 after a sexting scandal, admitted Tuesday that his Internet shenanigans didn’t stop when he stepped down in disgrace.
Hours after a gossip website published raunchy texts and explicit photos it said were from 2012, Weiner held an extraordinary press conference — accompanied by his wife Huma Abedin, an aide to Hillary Clinton — to apologize and ask voters for a second chance.
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On Monday, the Dirty claimed that Weiner — who allegedly used the alias Carlos Danger — met the unnamed 22-year-old woman on the social-networking site Formspring in July 2012, sent her lewd photos and had phone sex with her before the relationship “fizzled.”
He promised her a job and a condo, said the site, which posted pictures of body parts and graphic messages about sex acts.
“Even post scandal, I thought he was misunderstood. Until I got to know him,” the woman was quoted as saying. “I thought I loved him. Pretty pathetic.”
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Isn’t that offer criminal?
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Police say 4 upstate NY bikers clocked going 138 mph on interstate, issued speeding tickets | Fox News
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So what? Why ticket them? What victim was there?
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Guest Post: Detroit’s Bankruptcy WILL Bite You In the Wallet
By Editor on July 20, 2013
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All this isn’t even taking into account the rampant corruption, bribes, and ulterior motives that every municipal government is crawling with – those are self-explanatory. Fast-forward a few decades and the politicians who planted the seeds of decay are long gone in one way or another – but now the municipality cannot afford its obligations. Losses on poorly planned projects, debt, and exorbitant employee compensation eat up most of its revenue, and it can no longer afford to provide the essential public services every resident counts on.
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See that is the essence of the problem.
Folks want “free lunch”, but there ain’t none.
Detroit is what happens when the bill comes due.
And they Sheeple and Clover there have voted Democratic for 50 years. (Not that the R’s would be MUCH better.)
Like the Delta pilots, everyone’s getting a haircut.
Unfortunately, a promise is worth what backs it up.
On Wall Street, they have a name for it — “Counterparty risk”.
Sorry to say, but you depend on Gooferment, politicians, and bureaucrats at your own peril.
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http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article41457.html
Gold and Silver Investors Greatest Secret Weapon
Commodities / Gold and Silver 2013 Jul 18, 2013 – 04:01 AM GMT
By: Steve_St_Angelo
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As the FED turns up the heat in the central bank frying pan, the frogs (public) don’t realize they are being cooked to death by inflation. I am quite amazed how loud the sizzling sound has become, but for some odd reason hardly anyone notices it.
Unfortunately, we are well past the point of no return. It’s only a matter of time now before the whole “Financial Cliff” falls off the mountain side. Until then, gold and silver investors will have to put up with some of the worst analysis ever to come out of government and MSM.
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Another indication that “someone” is cooking the books.
In a free market, commodities don’t diverge from glacial trends.
Of course, as a tin foil hat, I suspect manipulation.
The FED can print “dollars”, but they can’t print gold, silver, oil, land, food, water, bandaids, or bullets.
This is all a fraud being pulled on the Sheeple and Clovers.
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http://original.antiwar.com/giraldi/2013/07/17/the-mystery-of-twa-800/
The Mystery of TWA 800
by Philip Giraldi, July 18, 2013
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Unlike TWA 800 and the U.S. press, there has been a continuing lively interest in the European media regarding Itavia 870, possibly a tribute to the Italian public’s painfully acquired belief that its government is, of course, nearly always lying and covering up about nearly everything. Most Americans, in spite of the travails of the past twelve years, would apparently prefer to think otherwise in spite of the contrary evidence so the story of TWA 800 hardly resonates and is easily pushed to the back burners prior to once again disappearing completely down the memory hole. Should one ask if the United States military just might have accidentally shot down a civilian airliner and then initiated a cover-up? It could seem preposterous to think that that should have occurred, but most certainly the question ought to be asked, particularly when credible witnesses have surfaced who claim that to be a distinct possibility.
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Yup, the Gooferment is always covering up its activities.
You have to laugh when it pretends to be “transparent”!
And, there is always misdirection.
GX/TM distracts from Chicago bloodbath.
Abortion debates distract from debt and Obamacare.
It’s not like we don’t have real problems to solve.
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http://whowhatwhy.com/2013/07/14/the-michael-hastings-wreck-video-evidence-offers-a-few-clues/
The Michael Hastings Wreck–Video Evidence Only Deepens The Mystery
By Michael Krikorian – David J. Krajicek on Jul 14, 2013
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The Man Who Brought Down General McChrystal
Nancy and I got in my car and went home. I went on to Watts to do some reporting on another story and later to Gardena. That afternoon, I got an email from a friend to whom I had mentioned the crash. It included a link to an L.A. Times story about the wreck. My friend wrote, “The driver was a well-known journalist: Michael Hastings. What a drag. Obviously a talented guy. Wonder why he was driving so fast?”
I went online and read about Michael Hastings, the guy who brought down General McChrystal. The conspiracy theories were already being spun on the web: that a bomb had been planted in the car, or that its controls had been hacked and the crash was engineered remotely by an unseen hand.
For nearly five years, McChrystal served as chief of the Joint Special Operations Command, which oversees the military’s commando units, including the Army Delta Force and the Navy Seals. This was not a paper-pushing general. McChrystal was a soldier’s general who would go on raids with his men. A reporter brings him down—and then dies in a mysterious crash three years later. If this had happened in Russia, wouldn’t we all figure it was some dark military conspiracy?
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This doesn’t smell right!
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http://clientsfromhell.net/post/4963761018/me-how-can-i-help-you-today-maam-client-is?79855f90
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http://www.crimefilenews.com/2013/07/george-zimmerman-acquittal-reflections.html
Sunday, July 14, 2013
George Zimmerman Acquittal Reflections and Lessons Learned
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Sanford, FL–This sad case began with a tragedy. Travon Martin was a troubled lad who made terrible choices. The data recovered from his cell phone and was later unlawfully hidden from George Zmmerman’s defense lawyers by prosecutors showed that Martin was heavily involved with illegal guns, drugs and fighting.
Judge Debra Nelson later ruled that cell phone evidence inadmissible and that was not at all unusual in our courts. It may seem unfair to some but that’s what they normally do.
As for Martin he apparently had personal issues with what he called, “crappy assed crackers” and was the one actually profiling Zimmerman clearly by race. To me it’s logical and believable that Martin caused his own death by assaulting Zimmerman. However we all must recognize that there are no witnesses or video to establish this fact with absolute 100% certainty.
We must not never lose sight of is the fact that we don’t require accused people to prove their innocence and that burden is the government’s to prove that self-defense was not somehow necessary. In the Zimmerman case both the government and media led us astray in that regard.
What is certain are the injuries to Zimmerman obviously inflicted by the stronger and faster, Travon Martin. They’re not serious injuries but they clearly substantiate an attack by an aggressor. The police carefully investigated the case and there was simply no probable cause to arrest Zimmerman.
Zimmerman could have avoided his horrible and expensive ride on the Wheel of Misfortune by simply asking for a lawyer rather than cooperating and answering every question put to him by the cops.
The cops were fair and also the first set of prosecutors however; a special prosecutor shanghaied the case. In the end the only evidence they had was Zimmerman’s admission that he shot Martin. His verbal claim to police of self-defense became a confession they used to file the case!
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Continued advice is: “Invoke your Fifth Amendment right and then shut up”.
Argh!
The average citizen has no friends, but his lawyer.
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http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2010/03/the-biggest-hustle-in-human-history-.html
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
THE BIGGEST HUSTLE IN HUMAN HISTORY
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Obama applied for a position as an adjunct and wasn’t even considered. A few weeks later the law school got a phone call from the Board of Trustees telling them to find him an office, put him on the payroll, and give him a class to teach. The Board told him he didn’t have to be a member of the faculty, but they needed to give him a temporary position. He was never a professor and was hardly an adjunct.
The other professors hated him because he was lazy, unqualified, never attended any of the faculty meetings, and it was clear that the position was nothing more than a political stepping stool. According to my professor friend, he had the lowest intellectual capacity in the building. He also doubted whether he was legitimately an editor on the Harvard Law Review, because if he was, he would be the first and only editor of an Ivy League law review to never be published while in school (publication is or was a requirement).
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So who on the BoT made that call and who pressured them?
Enquiring minds want to know!
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