Pollsters can gussy up the
figures and their assumed
meanings
however they wish, but for John Doe, Jane Doe and me, plain old Robert, the
2014 election results were the only weapon desperate Americans could employ to
reject President Obama's policies. And
to reject Obama. Too bad spineless
Democrat party huggers, sheep and elected representatives didn't have the
gonads during at least the final weeks to stand up and gain respect -- and
perhaps re-election -- by publicly proclaiming what many of them already know
darned well -- that the Obama bunch is a dangerous invasive organism, and no
rational individuals want any part of a White House out of control. Instead, they avoided Obama as if his name
were Ebola, silently, yet motionlessly complicit in maintaining the fantasy and
the fraud.
If law
enforcement officers and military members across the land weren't applauding
Election Day eve's outcome to a deafening degree, I'd be surprised. Egotistical college intellectual lib
professors raised on the same poop they feed students, not so much.
Welcome to the
spectacularly vibrant Joni Ernst of Iowa, and say goodbye to a fading Hillary
Clinton of the political junkyard -- her dinosaur bones are showing. And Jeb Bush, please go away, it's not merely
you, it's the name. Surely, future phone
directories shall list names other than Bush, Clinton and Obama?
Will Republicans
climb off their hamster wheel to nowhere and perform some real fiscal and
legislative magic with either the welcome or unwelcome assistance of Tea Party
members whom, like it or not, had a lot to do with Republican gains?
New black
representatives join Congress Republicans.
Why are the NAACP and similar organizations not heralding this worthy
accomplishment? We suspect it's because
this is an alien event for those who live, die and acquire funding only while
beating the drums of racism. Maybe
they're busying themselves with plans to raise senseless hell in Ferguson.
Barry Goldwater,
Barry Goldwater, we miss you and "they" were wrong about you, if only
you could come back and see what's transpired. We had you, we let you go, and now we're left
holding thin air as the environment is populated with Zuckerbergs and others
who. And others who.
An executive
order regarding immigration? De-fund it
in January and sue, sue, sue. Funny how
the presidential spokesman parrots disparage that the House didn't take up a
Senate immigration bill, while the disturbing Harry Reid continues to sit on
something over 300 bills regarding all manner of issues sent up by the House.
Meanwhile, over
at the Federal Elections Commission, a Democrat member among three Democrats
and three Republicans is just itching to put controls on political speech via
Internet and other electronic media.
Hardly amazing.
The
president? That's King O, assuming
responsibility for no national or global ills.
His post-election press conference, during which he made no concessions
whatsoever, portrayed him as perpetually arrogant, consumed by bags full of
self-interest and, all things considered, Obama appeared before the cameras and
microphones as a selfish child intent upon doing as he wishes, and screw
everybody standing in his way. Hmm --
rather like the fawning mainstream media members who clamped on and butt-kissed
his agenda since day one. One wonders
just exactly how many copies of Rules
for Radicals float around Washington
as guidebooks for so-called official business and media relations.
Methinks that
gaggle of rumored White House psychologists who work diligently at ways to keep
the Democrat vote amongst national brainpower might instead focus their
attention upon a president who apparently fails to properly realize how
thoroughly spiflicated his policies were on Election Day. I'm tellin' ya, if this man continues to live
in his university intellectual world of conjecture, and not America's world of
gritty reality and real needs, day will come when EMTs visit Pennsylvania
Avenue with a straitjacket. Hmm, better
make that several.
What a
coincidence, more troops announced for deployment to Iraq after the elections.
This, from a president who pulled us out of Iraq much too soon, leaving
perhaps forever incapable Iraqi troops in charge to save themselves. As numbers of "advisers" increase,
I harken back to the Vietnam years and military draft with which I was all too
familiar.
New nominee for
the soon-to-be blessedly vacant Attorney General position: No thrills here. Ms. Lynch (um, are we still
allowed to say that word?) has a record which, so far, portrays
her as little more than Eric Holder in female attire. Chosen, of course, by the most racist
president in memory. Good going, Mr.
O. Now let's see if they can wait until
the new Congress takes over to either confirm or deny her the job. Her position on immigration alone may not
endear her to reps looking for decisions in America's best interest. Lynch's comment about serving "all"
Americans just tickles my funny bone to a scream, especially in light of
Holder's peculiar journey as AG to Ferguson, sympathizing and bonding with
professional street protestors to whom he reveals that he, too, is a black
man. Wha. . .?
Speaking of AG
Holder, that must have been quite a paper avalanche when his
department finally got around to releasing nearly 65,000 pages of documents
relating to the "Fast and Furious" affair -- and even that tidy
amount is only a small portion of documents demanded by the congressional
committee investigating this sordid issue.
Neither
fast nor furious was the release at last of a U.S.
Marine
from a Mexican prison, where he endured threats and beatings. If life were perfect, no U.S. citizen would
visit or vacation in Mexico for the next decade, sending a message to a corrupt
government which cares little about the U.S. except to send unwanted, unskilled
and just plain ignorant people here to consume our resources and assist in
weakening a country built originally by immigrants with essential talents and
personal resourcefulness. Continuing
illegal immigration merely dumbs down a
nation already strangled by massive human incursion, assisted by political
traitors who rightly deserve prison cell occupation for a long, long time.
So when should
charges regarding criminally negligent deaths reach the White House? Remember, the Obama folks knew months in
advance that "children" and the like were coming here from Central
America. Of course they knew -- there
were ads placed for caretakers through government channels. What did we get, in
addition to a continuing wave of thousands of illegals dumping their butts
across our border? We seem to have
received an uptake in tuberculosis cases -- and even more outrageous, an
enterovirus which not only paralyzes American children, but can apparently kill
them as well. Surely, these diseases can
be checked to determine if their tracers lead back to Central America, but I'm
not sure this has been done (probably not).
It's simply too damned coincidental that these eruptions have no relationship
to foreign border-busters whom we
know already are giving us a big
shout-out with diseases and head lice.
If we can
successfully entertain and treat Ebola, we can handle anything. Well, yeah, that's the opinion of some, but
as an ignored American , just like you, I have to say that I worked in the
medical field just long enough to have a very bold respect for diseases,
particularly those which mutate at the drop of a hat
fruit bat. Despite all this talk
on "Sixty Minutes" this week by and about medical personnel who
courageously step in to attempt to curtail Ebola, I have much sympathy for the
poor medically-educated sonsofbitches who want nothing to do with this disease,
but are forced to endure the risk by virtue of superiors who threaten them with
their very jobs. I can't BUT sound harsh
when I say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas and what happens in Africa
should stay in Africa -- oops, almost forgot, the Chinese are grabbing up
African resources, and the U.S. isn't about to let 'em go whole-hog, so. . .now
I get it. . .
Two Americans
were released by North Korea this weekend, and despite comments
otherwise, I'll continue to wonder how much it cost us THIS time. For Pete's sake, can't you folks who just
itch to travel the globe stay away, far away, from North Korea??!! Every time, this costs us something
considerable for a solution, mostly stuck in secrecy mire so we will never know
enough to become appropriately pissed.
Now, I don't know about the older guy, but the other, Mr. Miller, I
believe -- those videos, those photos -- how come his eyelids appear to be
tinted with blue or dark eye shadow? Why isn't he talking? Was he a spy?
And since he tore up his papers, demanding asylum in North Korea, why
didn't we just leave him there? If a
feller believes life in North Korea's going to be a jewel compared to the daily
grind in America, certainly the NK folks could accommodate him? I don't know, maybe that's something the United States could pay for,
just to allow the boy to continue his life-long communist prison fantasy. Any
prison time has to beat those awful haircuts. . .
Hack it up: Within the past three days we've heard of assumed Chinese thugs hacking into the U.S. Postal Service computers, and the Russians gaining access to the U.S. energy grid (!!!). Surely, advancing technology is always our friend, yes?
Pillar this, pillar that: It seems disturbing that there's an interest in teaching school kids about Islam lately. I watched a televised high school quiz show this weekend and there was a question regarding the five pillars of Islam. Well, I don't know exactly what that means, but let me try to sort out what I believe these pillars might represent, in consideration of the 9/11 bunch, etc.:
Pillar 1: Intolerance of other religions.
Pillar 2: Beheadings and other forms of murder.
Pillar 3: Pedophila and underage marriage.
Pillar 4: Always cover women from head to toe and treat them like livestock.
Pillar 5: Even stupid and pathetic men of Islam can feel superior when they treat women who are more intelligent than themselves as brainless.
I hope I got that.
Republicans step
in it again. There's a clear faction among Republicans
who live for nothing but the end of abortions and the power to "lord
over" birth control and a woman's right to choose. For all the things I
like about conservatives, this little self-righteous gem drives me
bonkers. Will you folks please stay out
of the bedroom? There are already enough
future intellectual morons being conceived between sweaty sheets every night of
the week, and I promise -- as long as humans walk the planet, we'll never run
out. So -- no religiously-driven bedroom
invasions and definitely no Shariah Law, and maybe we'll all find some
contentment.
Oh, and just one
more thing: Automobile manufacturers and government,
please, go back! Start making vehicles easier to produce, repair and
manage. Just because electronic marvels
impress, that doesn't mean we should continue making cars more technically
complicated and expensive. Bells and
whistles of amazement won't count for anything if a dreaded EMP takes a
split-second to catastrophically destroy each and every proudly manufactured
electronic "breakthrough"
under the hood. Trust me, AAA won't be coming to save you. . . and. .
.and you won't be able to call them,
anyway.
HAPPY VETERANS
DAY, AND THANKS PARTICULARLY TO THOSE VETS WHO ENDURED THE EXTRAORDINARY AND
SACRIFICED SO MUCH ON FIELDS OF BATTLE (and I haven't forgotten you folks
involved with Rendlesham and other UFO-related military incidents, either,
because your stories have yet to be told officially, and the very concept of
"closure" for you is something else again).
