IF YOU CROSS THE NORTH KOREAN BORDER ILLEGALLY,
YOU GET 12 YEARS HARD LABOR.
IF YOU CROSS THE IRANIAN BORDER ILLEGALLY,
YOU ARE DETAINED INDEFINITELY.
IF YOU CROSS THE AFGHAN BORDER ILLEGALLY,
YOU GET SHOT.
IF YOU CROSS THE SAUDI ARABIAN BORDER ILLEGALLY,
YOU WILL BE JAILED.
IF YOU CROSS THE CHINESE BORDER ILLEGALLY, YOU MAY
NEVER BE HEARD FROM AGAIN.
IF YOU CROSS THE VENEZUELAN BORDER ILLEGALLY,
YOU WILL BE BRANDED A SPY AND YOUR FATE WILL BE SEALED.
IF YOU CROSS THE CUBAN BORDER ILLEGALLY,
YOU WILL BE THROWN INTO POLITICAL PRISON TO ROT.
IF YOU CROSS THE U.S. BORDER ILLEGALLY, YOU GET:
1 - A JOB,
2 - A DRIVERS LICENSE,
3 - A SOCIAL SECURITY CARD,
4 - WELFARE,
5 - FOOD STAMPS,
6 - CREDIT CARDS
7 - SUBSIDIZED RENT OR A LOAN TO BUY A HOUSE,
8 - FREE EDUCATION,
9 - FREE HEALTH CARE,
10 - A LOBBYIST IN WASHINGTON ,
11 - BILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF PUBLIC DOCUMENTS
PRINTED IN YOUR LANGUAGE,
12 - AND THE RIGHT TO CARRY YOUR COUNTRY'S FLAG WHILE YOU PROTEST THAT YOU DON'T GET ENOUGH RESPECT
I JUST WANTED TO MAKE SURE I HAD A FIRM GRASP ON THE SITUATION...
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Will he show?
Al Gore is being called upon to defend his movie and ascertations about man made Global Warming. 1 million to 1 odds he won't show.....
Al Gore is a Lying carbon credit freak
Al Gore badmouths the US
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Al Gore is a Lying carbon credit freak
Al Gore badmouths the US
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
The REVEREND JACKSON
Here is the video of Jessie Jackson speaking in Portland.
Now, it is obvious he was not informed by his hosts concerning blacks in the police bureau, so I will fill you all in.
They DID have black police chiefs in Portland. Charles Moose (search that name, likely to come up with something back east), and Derrick Foxworth jr. (another google). Not that these two men are representative of good chiefs or bad black people. They were hired due to their skin color, and not their abilities in order to please 2% of the Portland population. Even while these two were in charge there were outcries from the black communities concerning police use of excessive force. IT IS NOT A BLACK/WHITE ISSUE. IT IS A CRIMINAL/POLICE ISSUE. QUIT BREAKING THE FREAKING LAW!!!!!!!!!
BTW, the current Police Chief is a Woman. She was hired to please the feminist crowd. She will likely lose her job over all of this. Then our Gay Mayor will have to hire a Black Lesbian Woman to please all the minorities.
Jessie Jackson
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Now, it is obvious he was not informed by his hosts concerning blacks in the police bureau, so I will fill you all in.
They DID have black police chiefs in Portland. Charles Moose (search that name, likely to come up with something back east), and Derrick Foxworth jr. (another google). Not that these two men are representative of good chiefs or bad black people. They were hired due to their skin color, and not their abilities in order to please 2% of the Portland population. Even while these two were in charge there were outcries from the black communities concerning police use of excessive force. IT IS NOT A BLACK/WHITE ISSUE. IT IS A CRIMINAL/POLICE ISSUE. QUIT BREAKING THE FREAKING LAW!!!!!!!!!
BTW, the current Police Chief is a Woman. She was hired to please the feminist crowd. She will likely lose her job over all of this. Then our Gay Mayor will have to hire a Black Lesbian Woman to please all the minorities.
Jessie Jackson
R
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Gasoline on the Fire
I am posting this particular link, to this particular News Group to prove a point. I don't typically read their content.
Recently Portland Police were called out to an apartment by the father of a woman, who was concerned. You see, her boyfriend's brother had passed away earlier in the day, due to an ongoing heart condition. The boyfriend was armed and distraught as per the 911 tapes. Police arrived, the woman and her children were in the apartment with the armed man. He finally released the woman and children, (I don't believe it was a true hostage situation). Two hours into the ordeal he exited the apartment, and after not complying with the officers orders he was shot with bean bag rounds and finally (within the same minute) with an AR-15 Rifle. He was left bleeding on the pavement for 20 minutes where he died. The officer with the rifle thought the suspect was going for a gun.
Now, having read my brief summary, you and I both feel bad for the deceased. We wonder what went wrong in this instance, and what we would have done had we been there as a police officer. Was there a gun? No, it was in the apartment. Did the officers know that? Doubtful.
So the story goes, a suspected armed and dangerous man, ignored police commands, and now is dead. This does border excessive force, however a grand jury found the officer to be not at fault.
Next little Gem. The suspect was Black (as Capitalized in the article linked), the officer was white. So here we have a very tragic situation turned into a major racial issue. Was it a racial issue in my description? Did you as the reader automatically assume the suspect was black and the officer was white? Apparently the mayor of Portland released a statement to the effect that everyone has racism within themselves. Really? I guess I should stop judging people on an individual basis, and start hating everybody. What an idiot.
The next step here is the Great Portland Mayor, contacted Jessie Jackson to come here and put his healing hands into this quagmire. Jessie had much to say, and all of it race baiting. I'll let you check the headlines for all of the statements made except one. He flat out called the shooting an EXECUTION. WTF!! GASOLINE ON A FIRE.
I wonder how safe this police officer and his family feel right now.
We now have a man dead at the hand of a police officer, made into the race riots of the great Rodney King days.
Read the article from a prominent Black news group, then find a few other sources. Who are the racists in this city?
Community, Grand Jury Members Demand Policy Change After Police Shooting
Recently Portland Police were called out to an apartment by the father of a woman, who was concerned. You see, her boyfriend's brother had passed away earlier in the day, due to an ongoing heart condition. The boyfriend was armed and distraught as per the 911 tapes. Police arrived, the woman and her children were in the apartment with the armed man. He finally released the woman and children, (I don't believe it was a true hostage situation). Two hours into the ordeal he exited the apartment, and after not complying with the officers orders he was shot with bean bag rounds and finally (within the same minute) with an AR-15 Rifle. He was left bleeding on the pavement for 20 minutes where he died. The officer with the rifle thought the suspect was going for a gun.
Now, having read my brief summary, you and I both feel bad for the deceased. We wonder what went wrong in this instance, and what we would have done had we been there as a police officer. Was there a gun? No, it was in the apartment. Did the officers know that? Doubtful.
So the story goes, a suspected armed and dangerous man, ignored police commands, and now is dead. This does border excessive force, however a grand jury found the officer to be not at fault.
Next little Gem. The suspect was Black (as Capitalized in the article linked), the officer was white. So here we have a very tragic situation turned into a major racial issue. Was it a racial issue in my description? Did you as the reader automatically assume the suspect was black and the officer was white? Apparently the mayor of Portland released a statement to the effect that everyone has racism within themselves. Really? I guess I should stop judging people on an individual basis, and start hating everybody. What an idiot.
The next step here is the Great Portland Mayor, contacted Jessie Jackson to come here and put his healing hands into this quagmire. Jessie had much to say, and all of it race baiting. I'll let you check the headlines for all of the statements made except one. He flat out called the shooting an EXECUTION. WTF!! GASOLINE ON A FIRE.
I wonder how safe this police officer and his family feel right now.
We now have a man dead at the hand of a police officer, made into the race riots of the great Rodney King days.
Read the article from a prominent Black news group, then find a few other sources. Who are the racists in this city?
Community, Grand Jury Members Demand Policy Change After Police Shooting
Monday, February 15, 2010
PARTY TIME AT THE OBAMA WHITE HOUSE
John Belushi came back from the dead to attend. Click and look close, even Olberman is there.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Good riddance Murtha
Obviously I didn't care for the man. There is no reason to be respectful after the things he did to our US Marines. No honor whatsoever in this man. He would have sold off his own children to keep himself out of jail. That Navy Doc/Surgeon that "nicked his intestine should receive a medal.
John Murtha dies after complications from gall bladder surgery
The “Haditha” Marines:
Rep. Murtha maliciously and intentionally threw a dozen Marines under the political bus, and created worldwide headlines which served to further “gin up” opposition to the war in Iraq. The Congressman held a news conference claiming a unit doing dangerous house-to-house recon in Iraq had “intentionally” murdered Iraqi civilians in November, 2005. Murtha asserted his assessment of the “facts” even though he was nowhere near Iraq and the Marines had not completed their investigation of the incident. See HERE.
Of course, it took years for 7 Marines to go to trial and all 7 of them to be found not guilty, but those legal exonerations have gone largely “uncovered” by the liberal media who are anxious to criticize the Iraq war.
Only one Marine has yet to be tried on this witch hunt begun five years ago by the late Congressman Murtha. Sgt. Frank Wuterich actually tried to sue Murtha in federal court for defamation. The suit was dismissed April of 2009 when the judge ruled the Congressman as a public official had a right to flap his mouth and say whatever, wherever he damn pleases, truth be damned. These soldiers’ names were besmirched and their lives made hell by John Murtha, who was himself a Vietnam veteran.
The comments of the family of Lance Corporal Justin Sharratt, who was one of the Marines exonerated years after Murtha’s slanderous grand-standing, are a better reason to shed tears today, not the death of Rep. Murtha:
Time magazine reported Haditha as a “massacre.” Congressman John Murtha drew worldwide attention when he appeared on national television on 17 May 2006 and branded these Marines “cold blooded murderers.” In this and subsequent television appearances, Mr. Murtha denied these Marines the rights afforded them by the United States Constitution. Mr. Murtha played judge and jury before an investigation was ever completed on the events of Haditha.
After an extensive investigation and judicial process, six Marines were exonerated of any wrongdoing in Haditha. One Marine officer had his charges dropped and his case is now in the appeals stage. One enlisted Marine is currently awaiting his day in court. My son, Lance Corporal Justin Sharratt, was exonerated of three counts of unpremeditated murder and was declared INNOCENT of all charges…Our family has asked the Congress of the United States to investigate the actions of Mr. John Murtha regarding his conduct in the Haditha affair. Statements and allegations made by Mr. Murtha, which violated the Constitutional rights of Lance Corporal Justin Sharratt. We are looking for the answers Mr. Murtha refuses to provide. Mr. Murtha has shown no remorse, has shown no embarrassment in calling these Marines “cold blooded murderers.” So far, all we have received is silence.”
John Murtha dies after complications from gall bladder surgery
The “Haditha” Marines:
Rep. Murtha maliciously and intentionally threw a dozen Marines under the political bus, and created worldwide headlines which served to further “gin up” opposition to the war in Iraq. The Congressman held a news conference claiming a unit doing dangerous house-to-house recon in Iraq had “intentionally” murdered Iraqi civilians in November, 2005. Murtha asserted his assessment of the “facts” even though he was nowhere near Iraq and the Marines had not completed their investigation of the incident. See HERE.
Of course, it took years for 7 Marines to go to trial and all 7 of them to be found not guilty, but those legal exonerations have gone largely “uncovered” by the liberal media who are anxious to criticize the Iraq war.
Only one Marine has yet to be tried on this witch hunt begun five years ago by the late Congressman Murtha. Sgt. Frank Wuterich actually tried to sue Murtha in federal court for defamation. The suit was dismissed April of 2009 when the judge ruled the Congressman as a public official had a right to flap his mouth and say whatever, wherever he damn pleases, truth be damned. These soldiers’ names were besmirched and their lives made hell by John Murtha, who was himself a Vietnam veteran.
The comments of the family of Lance Corporal Justin Sharratt, who was one of the Marines exonerated years after Murtha’s slanderous grand-standing, are a better reason to shed tears today, not the death of Rep. Murtha:
Time magazine reported Haditha as a “massacre.” Congressman John Murtha drew worldwide attention when he appeared on national television on 17 May 2006 and branded these Marines “cold blooded murderers.” In this and subsequent television appearances, Mr. Murtha denied these Marines the rights afforded them by the United States Constitution. Mr. Murtha played judge and jury before an investigation was ever completed on the events of Haditha.
After an extensive investigation and judicial process, six Marines were exonerated of any wrongdoing in Haditha. One Marine officer had his charges dropped and his case is now in the appeals stage. One enlisted Marine is currently awaiting his day in court. My son, Lance Corporal Justin Sharratt, was exonerated of three counts of unpremeditated murder and was declared INNOCENT of all charges…Our family has asked the Congress of the United States to investigate the actions of Mr. John Murtha regarding his conduct in the Haditha affair. Statements and allegations made by Mr. Murtha, which violated the Constitutional rights of Lance Corporal Justin Sharratt. We are looking for the answers Mr. Murtha refuses to provide. Mr. Murtha has shown no remorse, has shown no embarrassment in calling these Marines “cold blooded murderers.” So far, all we have received is silence.”
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Right place wrong ad
This year's Superbowl will include an ad concerning abortion. The ad has not been shown yet but here is a description of it:
The ad shows Tebow and his mother Pam discussing her decision not to end a difficult pregnancy in 1987. Pam carried the baby to term against her doctors' recommendations, and her child grew up to be the Heisman-trophy winning University of Florida quarterback, who many consider the best college football player in a generation.
Funny how the Pro Choice advocates are condemning this ad. This ad which depicts the outcome of a Choice. They want every women to have a choice as long as it is abortion. Kinda backwards thinking isn't it?
When it comes to abortion issues, I have to stand against it in MY PERSONAL life. In the large scope of works, it is not up to me, or others to dictate what each individual situation calls for. Is the fetus a human life? Absolutely. Why? Because my religious beliefs and science say so. Is the mother who aborts a murderer? That is between her and her creator. Let us keep government out of our intimate adult personal lives. If it young teens, with the proper counseling and parent involvement the right individual decision can be made.
To the original question...
This is Football, not Planned Parenthood. Stick to beer, women, and cars in your commercials
The ad shows Tebow and his mother Pam discussing her decision not to end a difficult pregnancy in 1987. Pam carried the baby to term against her doctors' recommendations, and her child grew up to be the Heisman-trophy winning University of Florida quarterback, who many consider the best college football player in a generation.
Funny how the Pro Choice advocates are condemning this ad. This ad which depicts the outcome of a Choice. They want every women to have a choice as long as it is abortion. Kinda backwards thinking isn't it?
When it comes to abortion issues, I have to stand against it in MY PERSONAL life. In the large scope of works, it is not up to me, or others to dictate what each individual situation calls for. Is the fetus a human life? Absolutely. Why? Because my religious beliefs and science say so. Is the mother who aborts a murderer? That is between her and her creator. Let us keep government out of our intimate adult personal lives. If it young teens, with the proper counseling and parent involvement the right individual decision can be made.
To the original question...
This is Football, not Planned Parenthood. Stick to beer, women, and cars in your commercials
Why Blog
"WHY BLOG?
I blog because I am a writer and I'm always looking to finesse my craft...not to mention, I find writing quite intellectually stimulating. I once read that writers are unique among creative types because writers alone believe that the world really needs to hear what they have to say. Painters, sculptors, poets and other artists on the other hand do not suffer this illusion. I don't know if there's any truth to this, but I do know that I enjoy expressing myself through written words. It's so natural to me -- like breathing and blinking."
I found this epiphany on a random blog. You ever blog search just by hitting the "next blog" tab at the top of the blogger page? There are some interesting finds.
In response to what this person wrote, I find it relaxing in a this is what I have to say and no one can interrupt me sort of way. The one thing I have always hated is watching the tv pundits and media types trying to yell over each other because their thought is more important. Frankly, I think both sides have a point, someone is wrong, but it is ALWAYS the OTHER person. So this MY forum. If you agree, great. If you disagree, you have that right, but you won't be yelling over my written word as it is a pointless endeavor. Entertaining to watch, but pointless nonetheless.
As to writing and perfecting my craft, not really. There was a time many years back, when reading, writing,and spelling was where I excelled. I spent most of my free time reading, and actually had some poetry written in a journal. (Someone find it please it could be worth millions now, and I could use the money.) What tuned me out was the wonderful Advanced English Courses in High School. Literary works I found interesting pertaining to the basic fundamentals of composing a story. You know the basic stuff our kids are now doing in the 3rd grade. Instead we spent entire semesters breaking down sentences and paragraphs, with circling this, underlining that, drawing connectors to other words within, addressing punctuation, ugh. No one could even read the original passage when we were done. When we finally got to Hamlet, Shakespeare, works by Robert Frost etc, I had lost interest. I honestly had more fun in 8th grade English. We covered "12 Angry Men", and there was also a French Revolution piece I believe, it was a tv short series in the 80's, "The Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens. Conducting brief skits, then analyzing the characters thoughts and positions portrayed by the author is what I enjoyed.
So when you ask why I blog, think about the root of reading and writing... Communication. Plain and simple. Close friends and family never wonder what Rob thinks, he is going to tell you. Bad habit I know, but with this release you still know what I think, without it being intrusive to the fickle thought processes of others. Like watching tv, change the channel.
I blog because I am a writer and I'm always looking to finesse my craft...not to mention, I find writing quite intellectually stimulating. I once read that writers are unique among creative types because writers alone believe that the world really needs to hear what they have to say. Painters, sculptors, poets and other artists on the other hand do not suffer this illusion. I don't know if there's any truth to this, but I do know that I enjoy expressing myself through written words. It's so natural to me -- like breathing and blinking."
I found this epiphany on a random blog. You ever blog search just by hitting the "next blog" tab at the top of the blogger page? There are some interesting finds.
In response to what this person wrote, I find it relaxing in a this is what I have to say and no one can interrupt me sort of way. The one thing I have always hated is watching the tv pundits and media types trying to yell over each other because their thought is more important. Frankly, I think both sides have a point, someone is wrong, but it is ALWAYS the OTHER person. So this MY forum. If you agree, great. If you disagree, you have that right, but you won't be yelling over my written word as it is a pointless endeavor. Entertaining to watch, but pointless nonetheless.
As to writing and perfecting my craft, not really. There was a time many years back, when reading, writing,and spelling was where I excelled. I spent most of my free time reading, and actually had some poetry written in a journal. (Someone find it please it could be worth millions now, and I could use the money.) What tuned me out was the wonderful Advanced English Courses in High School. Literary works I found interesting pertaining to the basic fundamentals of composing a story. You know the basic stuff our kids are now doing in the 3rd grade. Instead we spent entire semesters breaking down sentences and paragraphs, with circling this, underlining that, drawing connectors to other words within, addressing punctuation, ugh. No one could even read the original passage when we were done. When we finally got to Hamlet, Shakespeare, works by Robert Frost etc, I had lost interest. I honestly had more fun in 8th grade English. We covered "12 Angry Men", and there was also a French Revolution piece I believe, it was a tv short series in the 80's, "The Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens. Conducting brief skits, then analyzing the characters thoughts and positions portrayed by the author is what I enjoyed.
So when you ask why I blog, think about the root of reading and writing... Communication. Plain and simple. Close friends and family never wonder what Rob thinks, he is going to tell you. Bad habit I know, but with this release you still know what I think, without it being intrusive to the fickle thought processes of others. Like watching tv, change the channel.
Monday, February 1, 2010
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