Saturday, June 29, 2013

Do The People Still Count?

 It seems there are some Americans who have had just about enough. Recall petitions have started circulating in AZ. and Florida in hopes of ridding themselves of their RINO congressional representatives. Juan McLoser, (AZ.) his girlfriend Lindsey Graham, (NC) Marco Rubio, (FL.) and pretty-boy Jeff Flake. (AZ.) They are now in the cross hairs, and rightfully so. 

Their crimes? First, they voted to give our country away to the tsunami of illegals who are bleeding us dry. Second, they allowed themselves to be conned and outsmarted by the biggest and most devious liar in congress, Lens-Lice Chuck Schumer. They sold us out for the promise of tens-of-millions of future votes from the illegals. Why the RINO's think that a massive wave of handout addicts would vote for republicans, and not the Demoncrats who supply them with those handouts, is beyond me.

Also this week, SC Justice Kennedy voted with the communists on the court to pass the same-sex marriage law. In his decision, he said, when referring to the people in Mexifornia who voted for their Prop-8 anti-same-sex law, "the people had no standing". No standing? Their will doesn't count? I can't think of a bigger insult to the people of this country. What the decision shows IMO, is that the SCOTUS has no qualms about interfering with things it doesn't have the Constitutional right to interfere with. And, that the Will of The People doesn't mean very much to those who rule us. This is how revolutions are born...

http://freedomoutpost.com/2013/06/floridians-move-to-recall-marco-rubio/

Friday, June 28, 2013

Friday Funny: Guide Dogs from Around the World!!!

...today's Guide Dog, is from the Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan area of the world.  And he / she is appropriately dressed t aid a Muslim Woman! 





Schteveo



Sunday, June 23, 2013

I can't be FIRED or have MY buisinesses SUED, SO...

Paula Deen, a country ass 65 y/o women, from RURAL Georgia has been accused of allowing the n-word to be used in her businesses.  This would include, 'allowing' her AA employees to say things like, "...nigger please!" or "..niggah, get yo' black ass BACK to work...", if the AA's I've worked with are ANY basis for example.

She's being sued by an past employee who waited YEARS and years to complain that PD used the term nigger, while discussing a wedding, either hers, or her sons.  PD was married in 2004, her son Jaimie in 2005.  So this employee was SO wronged, SO upset by things at PD's company, it took her 8 or 9 years to break the stupor and complain.

Because of this, Deen has lost her gig at Food Network, where her numbers were flagging anyway.  This is good news fior FN, they can fire her with little backlash, or SO they thought!  They ARE catching hell, because PD admits it and says it was said in jest in the company of her AA employees, some of whom she's owned for years!! Look, some more sick racial humor.

But FN is catching hell from the viewers, because they think she should get another chance.  I think FN will show their liberal, stupid NYC roots and kow tow to the race baiters.  Too bad you can be fired pre-emptively in 21st Century America.  If FN was smart, they'd keep her because her numbers would go up, people like waiting for ANOTHER shoe to drop.  She'll get fired, corporate America has no balls.

But I can't be fired, nor sued, for my opinions...YET!  So here goes.

I am so Mother Fucking sick of turning on my TV, radio or computer connection and hearing that lilting, fake ass, faggot / queer voice that 99% of gaaay men use, that I could JUST fucking PUKE!!!

I was watching the news / weather and the story was...Chia Seed Oil, as a dietary supplement...for weight loss and strength.  But the 'technician' who was 'running' the test [and in what GD universe does a 'health technician' run a fucking drug trial!?] has 'that voice' and I'll be damned if BOTH of the test subjects running on treadmills didn't have 'that voice'.

As I steamed slowly, over not being able to escape 'that voice', the next story that came on was about a shooting, 75 or 80 miles away from me in Greenville, NC on Fri.  The reporter doing the follow up on said shooting, is standing in front of our local Ch. 14, cable TV station, and he's got the WORST version of 'the voice' in local memory!!  This kid is starting to BURTHT into flameth on camera, every time he appearth on the tube!

So here's my question, when MINORITIES act like 'stereotypes' they hate us to point out, and call us racists and homophobes, but when dey dun abtholutely WALLOW in that thtereotype, muddah fuckah, den it's all OK, or maybe even FABulouTHHHHHH?!! 

Beyond that, WhoTF actually talks like that?  Seriously, I've worked with guys, or went to school with gay guys, but not until they came out, did they affect that voice.  I've worked with minorities of color, and they speak plainly, until they are in a GROUP.

It's just THEM taking on their idea of what they 'should' sound like, to the ultimate degree.  And most people are sick of having it shoved in their faces, then being called names for the acts / words of others.  Here's my suggestion for the racial or sexual minorities of America, from me and in the name of maligned people like Paula Deen.

If you DON'T want to be called nigger, spic, coon, nigger, fag, queer or whatever your most hated group name is, then STOP living DOWN to the stereotype!!  If you DON'T want to be called names like those, turn yo' GD hat 'roun', pull yo fuckin' pants up, stop talking like a 12 y/o girl, quit driving low riders to job interviews while wearing white tank top t-shirts and hair nets, quit joining gangs with Spanish names, blah, blah blah.

And for THAT matter, on the flip WHITE side, if you DON'T want to be called redneck, grit, country, farmer boy, trailer trash, etc., then don't wear your 'Git ' er Done' hat to church, stop driving your 4x4 with 22" tires through the GD drive-thru at the Bojangles / White Castle nearest YOU, stop having kids by anything with big hooties and a pulse, simply because they HAVE big hooties and a pulse, and if you aren't going to stop, then quit complaining that you don't like the fact that people act like they're playing a banjo, mouthing the theme from "Deliverence", when you go visit your 14 y/o GF, driving that stupid 4x4 on the way home from WORK!!

Grow the hell UP America, stop acting like the bad TV versions of your ethnic or sexual preference group, and maybe I won't have to talk shit about you again.
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Schteveo


 

Friday, June 21, 2013

That PESKY damned 4th Amendment...

Here's how it reads,

Amendment IV

The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.

But now, in the 21st Century, it's amended to say,

 "...excepting where drones may be used for NECESSARY OPERATIONS, at the discretion of non-elected bureaucrats and LEO's...". 

Or at least that's how the gub'ment spies and / or LEOrgs think it is now.
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The Parrot eBee drone on display near Paris on June 18, 2013. (Francois Mori/AP)When it comes to domestic surveillance, sometimes Congress seems like it’s expressing shock and outrage about something it already knows—or should have known. Take the use of drones on U.S. soil.

FBI Director Robert Mueller admitted at a hearing this week that his agency uses unmanned aerial vehicles for surveillance on U.S. soil. Mueller insisted the FBI used drones “in a very, very minimal way”—but his comments did nothing to quiet the raging debate over privacy rights in the aftermath of National Security Agency spying revelations.

Mueller didn’t help himself when, asked by Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, whether the FBI had set limits on when drone use on U.S. soil is OK, he replied: “I will tell you that our footprint is very small. We have very few and have limited use, and we’re exploring not only the use but also the necessary guidelines for that use.” It sounded like the drone equivalent of shooting first and then asking questions.

“If there’s a legitimate law-enforcement reason for using them, they ought to say what that law-enforcement reason is,” Grassley later told CNN. “The right of privacy is at stake.”
There’s ample bipartisan fear that drones pose a major threat to privacy. Mueller himself echoed those concerns and invited Congress to impose limits on their use “down the road.”
Grassley also told CNN that it was “absolutely not” known that the FBI used drones on U.S. soil 

(OK, technically, in U.S. airspace) and called Mueller’s reply “enlightening.”
But FBI use of drones on U.S. soil isn’t exactly a state secret. The Associated Press noted in March that “last month, the FBI used drones to maintain continuous surveillance of a bunker in Alabama where a 5-year-old boy was being held hostage.” And the use of drones for surveillance on U.S. soil is a well-reported phenomenon. How well? The Congressional Research Service (exactly what it sounds like) produced a 20-page report in April 2013 titled “Drones in Domestic Surveillance Operations: Fourth Amendment Implications and Legislative Responses” (the report was obtained and made public by the Federation of American Scientists).
A critical line in that report:

Within [the Department of Homeland Security], Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP’s) Office of Air and Marine (OAM) has flown missions to support federal and state agencies such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Department of Defense (DOD), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the U.S. Secret Service, and the Texas Rangers.
And Congress has been funding those kinds of efforts since at least August 2010. That’s when a border security bill allocated $32 million to give the authorities two new drones. The legislation cleared the House of Representatives by a voice vote and sailed through the Senate without opposition.
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So the elected clowns in Congress gave 'somebody' $32M for drones, but never questioned WHO the drones would be tracking, or under what 'necessary' situations they could be deployed?  It looks like there are ROE for shooting the Taliban or AQ, and they ARE tough.  But for 'droning' American Citizens, anything goes.

50 years ago my grandfather would have said it was a lie, that the Congress critters were covering their asses by saying they didn't know..  Now that I'M of grandfatherly age, it doesn't surprise me.  It's just the same overspending of OUR $$$$'s, magnifying the crap they do daily, without ever thinking about consequences.
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Schteveo.

Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Friday Funnies, A Day Early

A man walks into a bar, notices a very large jar on the counter, and sees that it's filled to the brim with $10 bills. He guesses there must be at least ten thousand dollars in it. He approaches the bartender and asks, "What's with the money in the jar?"

"Well..., you pay $10, and if you pass three tests, you get all the money in the jar and the keys to a brand new Lexus." The man certainly isn't going to pass this up, so he asks, "What are the three tests?"

"You gotta pay first," says the bartender, "those are the rules."So, after thinking it over a while, the man gives the bartender $10 which he stuffs into the jar. "Okay," says the bartender, "here's what you need to do:

First - You have to drink a whole quart of tequila, in 60 seconds or less, and you can't make a face while doing it."

"Second - There's a pit bull chained in the back with a bad tooth. You have to remove that tooth with your bare hands."

"Third - There's a 90-year old lady upstairs who's never had sex. You have to take care of that problem."

The man is stunned! "I know I paid my $10 – but I'm not an idiot! I won't do it! You'd have to be nuts to drink a quart of tequila and then do all those other things!" "Your call," says the bartender, "but, your money stays where it is."

As time goes on, the man has a few more drinks and finally says, "Where's the damn tequila?!"
He grabs the bottle with both hands and drinks it as fast as he can. Tears stream down both cheeks – but he doesn't make a face – and he drinks it in 58 seconds! Next, he staggers out the back door where he sees the pit bull chained to a pole. Soon, the people inside the bar hear loud growling, screaming, and sounds of a terrible fight - then, nothing but silence!

Just when they think that the man surely must be dead, he staggers back into the bar. His clothes are ripped to shreds and he's bleeding from bites and gashes all over his body. He drunkenly says, "Now..., where's that old woman with the bad tooth?"

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

MORE News from the Arrogant Asshat Front...

Most of us heard about, the best sniper our military ever created, Chris Kyle being shot by a fellow veteran who was suffering with PTSD.

You may also know that Kyle said in his book that he had punched notorious loudmouth Jesse Ventura IN his notoriously loud mouth in a bar in Coronado, CA [home of the Navy SEALs] in 2006.  Ventura says it never happened and had a law suit going before Kyles death.

Now, to PROVE that he's a stand up guy, and that their is honor among SEALS and veterans, Jesse Ventura wants to go ahead with the law suit and go after Kyle's widow.  What a Sombrero Coulo this guy is!
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Ex-Navy SEAL Jesse Ventura filed a defamation lawsuit in 2012 against "American Sniper" Chris Kyle over an alleged bar fight in Coronado seven years ago. Today Ventura's attorneys asked a federal judge to make Kyle's widow Taya Kyle the new defendant in the case.
Ventura claims Chris Kyle defamed him in his memoir American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History

According to the Minneapolis Star Tribune:

In a section of his book called “Punching Out Scruff Face,” Kyle describes a confrontation with a “celebrity” at a 2006 wake for a Navy SEAL. He claimed “Scruff Face” made disparaging remarks about the war, the United States and President George W. Bush, provoking Kyle to punch him in the face.
Kyle later identified "Scruff Face" as Ventura.

As Home Post previously reported, Kyle, 38, was shot to death at a Texas shooting range last February.

The Associated Press reports Ventura's attorney, David Bradley Olsen, told a federal judge today in Minneapolis that Taya Kyle should take her dead husband's place as defendant:

[B]ecause Ventura has a fundamental right to protect and repair his reputation. Olsen also argued Kyle’s estate will continue to profit from book sales and a recent movie deal.
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Repair of his reputation?!!  I'll tell you what will gain him some 'repair', how about NOT suing a widow over shit her dead husband said!  I was never a Jesse fan, I liked him best right after that friggin' Predator skinned his stupid ass and hung him by his heals to bleed out like a deer.

But going forward with this suit will push me permanently to the, "I think Jesse Ventura is a Dick Headed, simple minded, money stealing DB"! 
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Schteveo

Sunday, June 9, 2013

Traitor of Patriot?

With our nations most sensitive secrets being as hard to come by as a daily news paper, with the ChiComs knowing more about our "secret" computer programs and military hardware than the American people know, and, with those American people learning that any form or degree of privacy they assumed they had is simply an illusion, how do you view someone like the guy in this story. Should he be executed as a traitor, or rewarded as a hero?

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/06/09/report-nsa-contract-worker-is-surveillance-source/

Saturday, June 8, 2013

Nice Country, America


 Well, i guess that depends on who you are? If you're some broken-down, nobody lawyer from the Bronx, one who's obviously living way beyond her means, is in deep debt to her credit cards, America may not be such a great country. But, if you're a radical left-wing Demoncrat, and a Puerto Rican female who gets handed a SCOTUS robe by the Marxist-in-Chief, yes, America can truly be a "very" nice country. I wonder if many people will ask how someones life story is worth $3+ Million now, when it wasn't worth $10. a couple of years ago. Hmm...

I used to ask myself questions like that when it comes to politics, and wondered why anyone would go into politics as a career. In fact, i still wonder how all 100 members of the senate, (minus the few brand-new members) can become millionaires and multimillionaires on a salary of about $180K per year. Hmm... And why would those same politicians spend $30-40-60+ Million dollars campaigning for that job that pays $180K, and is only guaranteed for six years? Hmm... Apparently, they're a lot better at math than i am...

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/jun/7/sotomayor-gets-another-19-million-memoir/

Monday, June 3, 2013

...and in news from the Arrogant Asshat Front...

First let me say, my sympathies go out to the family of Sen. Frank Lautenberg.  They saw him as a member of their family, and not as many of us saw him, one of the enemy.  Having said that, did you hear that Fox News' resident hand-wringer has decided that he's ready to take over the empty seat?  Even though it's BARELY cold?!
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Veteran journalist Geraldo Rivera said Monday he’d “take the call” if New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie wanted to appoint him to New Jersey’s vacant U.S. Senate seat, but acknowledged the chances of that seem slim.
“I would definitely take the call,” Rivera said on the “Geraldo Rivera Radio Show.”
He made the comments on his show after The Daily Caller inquired about his interest in the seat after the news that 89-year-old New Jersey Democratic Sen. Frank Lautenberg died Monday.

Before Lautenberg’s death, Rivera had been open on his show about potentially running in 2014 as a Republican.
 
But on Monday, Rivera said “I’m the last person I believe Gov. Christie will consider right now.”
 
“I’m not spending too much time obsessing over that,” he said. “I think it’s a very, very long shot that Gov. Christie would even think of me, appointing me. I haven’t been vetted. I’ve only kind of toyed with the idea of running.”

He's only 'toyed' with the idea of running?  

Seriously?  What a crock of crap!  And what an arrogant ass hat he is to say this shit before Lautenberg was through twitching!  

And he does want the seat, he's hoping anyone who heard his show will help light up the switchboard at The Governor's Office with "Pro Geraldo" calls.  As if, right?  Let's face it, if he didn't WANT the Seat, he would never have opened his 'agujero de empanada' in the first place!

I do think Geraldo is a good replacement for NJ.  He's damned near as crazy idiot, Northeast Liberal Prog as Lautenberg was.

Personally I hope Christie throws a (R) in there, in an effort to even things up a little better in the Senate.  But given that Christie and Obumble are such a-hole buddies these days, I'm just NOT holding my breath!
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Schteveo






Saturday, June 1, 2013

Speaking Of Muslims,

"Barack Obama’s Attorney for the Eastern district of Tennessee Bill Killian and Kenneth Moore, special agent in charge of the FBI’s Knoxville Division, want Americans to know that if you say something negative towards Islam or Muslims, the Federal government may imprison you..."

If you moved to Iraq, or Pakistan, or Afghanistan, would their laws say the same thing about protecting Christians or Jews?

Below are some of the things i believe will be listed as "Cause of Death" on America's tombstone: 

1. Complete lack of will and backbone.
2. Gullibility unmatched anywhere else on the planet.
3. Highly misguided sense of tolerance.
4. A totally corrupt and inept political system.
5. A suicidal immigration policy.
6. A mindless and uncaring population.