Sunday, May 2, 2010
Anarchist, Communist, and Illegal Aliens Celebrate May Day
May 1st 1886, workers in Chicago demonstrated in the streets. They were demanding an eight hour work day. Most of the protestors were immigrants. Many of them were anarchist and Marxist adherents. When the protest was winding down, the police ordered the crowd to disperse. A bomb was then thrown amongst them, killing seven officers and maiming many others. The incident is known as the Haymarket riot.
The origin of this holiday was conceived in defiance of the law. It’s birth that of blood; and its maturation is Marxism. Communism recognizes no borders. Is it any wonder why illegals and their fellow anarchist have chosen this day to march?
Public officials, such as the Mayor of Los Angeles, are calling for an open borders policy. They believe the enforcement of our immigration laws is unpatriotic and unconstitutional. He believes that foreign nationals have a HUMAN RIGHT to reside in the United States, and have access to tax payer funded services without fear of reprisal.
Are we or are we not a nation of laws? Unfortunately there are forces within this country that are determined to undermine the principles and foundations that our ancestors have so dearly paid for in blood and treasure.
In 1958 President Eisenhower declared May Day as Law Day, in celebration of the country’s founding documents and the Bill of Rights. This was in defiance to the Soviet Union and its designs of world wide communism. Now we have people marching in the streets in solidarity with the very ideologue that is in direct conflict with American way of life.
If we want to see our future, let’s take a look at Greece and their May Day celebrations:
Friday, April 30, 2010
Arizona's Man-Made Environmental Disaster
This is just a small sample of what kind of hell the people in Arizona is going through. All the morons who are raising a raucous over Arizona's attempt to control its border should pay attention to this video. Where is a environmentalist nut job when you need one?
John McCain who is in a tough primary with challenger J.D. Hayworth has apparently seen the error of his ways. That is until he gets re-elected and then he will again screw his constituents over when he is safely ensconced in the senate for another term.
There is a huge disconnect between the political class and the citizens of this country. It's as though our laws and constitution are irrelevant and the only thing that matters is currying favor with a group of people who don't even have the right to vote. It is ridiculous. We have lost all common sense.
In the meantime, an Arizona deputy sheriff was just shot in the gut by an illegal alien with an AK-47.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
S.W.A.T. Team Confronts Tea Partiers
A S.W.A.T. team was sent out to confront tea party protesters. Apparently, some official thought the community organizer in chief was in a life threatening situation from the Geritol crowd.
These geezers armed with walkers, canes and Metamucil were confronted with a wall of armed professionals who know how to stop an octogenarian with an oxygen tank. I don't know how Barack Obama deals with the threats from these people who are obviously a threat to society. Did you get a look at that one Grandma? Wow...she was scary. Whatever you do, don't eat any of her cookies!
I'm glad we use the resources of these professionals on crowds who obviously have such pent up rage. Hell, they might have went on a frenzied killing spree; those knitting needles are deadly.
I wonder why the tea partiers can't act like these All-American citizens who respect the laws of our nation:
And let's not forget the exemplary conduct of these protesters:
Here are some more pictures of rabid tea partiers: http://biggovernment.com/jhoft/2010/04/28/team-obama-calls-out-swat-team-on-tea-party-patriots/
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Sodom to Boycott Arizona
Mayor Gavin Newsome has suspended all non-essential travel for city employees to Arizona. He and his fellow popper sniffers have organized "Arizona Boycott Workgroup" to analyze how an economic boycott could backfire on San Francisco businesses:
"Would Arizona and other states that are more conservative than San Francisco retaliate and stop sending conventions to San Francisco?" asked Kevin Westly of the Golden Gate Restaurant Association. "Certainly in a recession, we don't want any retaliation."
Oh, but you do deserve retaliation for all the crap you have pulled over the years. San Francisco is a sanctuary city. They have given the American people the finger not only on this issue, but also on their demonstrable hostility to the men and women in our military. And with California's irresponsible, fiscal behavior dangling like the sword of Damocles; I would love to see them get their just desserts.
Arizona may lose patronage in the S & M business from the boycott; but at least the gerbils can sleep better at night.
Charlie Crist: The Rat Who Ran Down the Rabbit Hole
Charlie Crist, the Governor of Florida who is running for the United States Senate is going to make an announcement that he is quitting the republican primary as a candidate and will declare himself an independent.
Crist was in a double digit lead over his opponent Marco Rubio early in the race. That was until he kissed the ring of Obama and accepted his share of the fool's gold i.e. Stimulus Money. Now, Crist is sinking rapidly in the polls, as his constituents see the folly of government bailouts and cure-alls. The Quinnipiac Poll has Marco Rubio leading Crist by 23 points.
Charlie Crist once declared he would not run as an independent if he were losing in the the polls, now he states "that things change."
Ahhh...the fickleness of a self-absorbed, conceited politician. Where would life be without one? I would say it would be as rare as a rabbit with a waistcoat and pocket watch frantically running around over a late appointment.
Monday, April 26, 2010
Thomas Friedman Tells Us Plebians to Go Green?
Here is an excerpt from his condescending article published by the even more condescending New York Times:
Become the Green Tea Party.
I’d be happy to design the T-shirt logo and write the manifesto. The logo is easy. It would show young Americans throwing barrels of oil imported from Venezuela and Saudi Arabia into Boston Harbor.
The manifesto is easy, too: “We, the Green Tea Party, believe that the most effective way to advance America’s national security and economic vitality would be to impose a $10 “Patriot Fee” on every barrel of imported oil, with all proceeds going to pay down our national debt.”
He goes on to add:
If we put a Patriot Fee on all of those imported barrels, we would use less, cease enriching bad regimes, strengthen our own dollar, make the air cleaner and the climate more stable, foster the exploitation of domestic and renewable energy sources, promote electric vehicles, help bring down the global price of oil (which hurts Iran and helps poor Africa), and we could use the revenue to shrink the deficit. It’s win, win, win, win, win, win ...
Really...you are going to pay down the debt by imposing $10 fee on every barrel of imported oil? My question is what are you going to do with the rampant, irresponsible spending by the statist in Washington D.C.? The fees will have to be a whole lot bigger than $10 dollars a barrel; and there isn't enough oil reserves in the world to pay for the monstrous spending by this Congress and Administration!
Friedman obviously hangs around like minded, self-righteous idiots who still believe in man made global warming. My suggestion to Mr. Friedman is to get out of the echo-chamber and read more reputable newspapers such as the U.K. Telegraph or the Guardian who has exposed this fraud.
He goes on to lament the Cap and Trade Bill that is languishing in congress:
The bipartisan energy bill is ready to go. It is far from perfect. Indeed, it is a shame the fossil fuel industries still have such a stranglehold on Congress. But it’s the best we’re going to get, and we have got to get started. However, without a centrist Green Tea Party movement — one that brings the same passion to cutting emissions that the Tea Party brings to cutting deficits — even this effort will never pass.
One republican does not make a bipartisan bill. Friedman decries the stranglehold of the fossil fuel industry on Congress? What about the special interest from universities and the green lobby? They make the "fossil fuel" industry look like a bunch of pikers!
The only fossils I see that spew pollution throughout the country is hypocrites like Thomas Friedman, Al Gore and the New York Times.
Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/25/opinion/25friedman.html?ref=opinion
Americans Renounce Citizenship Around the World
There are 3 to 6 million Americans who reside abroad. In the last quarter of 2009, 502 citizens renounced their citizenship; doubling the number of all of 2008. Experts say there are thousands of applications languishing in embassies and consulates around the world.
The expansion of the federal government and its thirst for tax dollars are putting the squeeze on its citizens. All expatriates who have foreign bank accounts over $10,000 have to report to the I.R.S.
An ex-American reports his dilemma:
"Cutting my ties with America hasn't been easy," says Ben, who as a foreigner can now spend only 90 days a year in the U.S. "My family and friends think I am a traitor. But the financial burden was killing me."
More comments from ex-Americans:
Chicago native Ben loves his country and is proud to be an American. Yet the longtime resident of Melbourne has just relinquished his U.S. citizenship. "This is not something I did lightly or happily, but I saw no other choice," says Ben, a businessman who became an Australian citizen two years ago.
His words resonate with another American expatriate, John, a business owner based near Lausanne, Switzerland, who like Ben asked that his last name be withheld for fear of alienating his family in the U.S. "Giving up my U.S. citizenship is a genuine option," says the Ohio native, who recently received his Swiss passport and is considering relinquishing his American one. "I am at a breaking point — being American costs me time [and] money, but mostly aggravation."
Read more: http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1983238,00.html#ixzz0mFaDXvZ2