With the Inspector General's report now in the
wind, the ongoing FBI investigation of Clinton may rightly rev up and
illuminate even more of Queen Hill's less than brilliant maneuvers as she used
government regulations – and ignored basic common sense caution – to her whim.
Truth?
Truth is, U.S. military personnel currently rot and have rotted in
federal prison for far less – that is, merely for doing their jobs and then
being betrayed by their government. Old
Hill', on the other hand, apparently always assumed she WAS the
government. Oh yes, we can't wait for
Hillary – or Bernie – to fulfill our national dream of becoming just like
Venezuela.
Actor Clint Howard got it right recently when
asked about Hillary Clinton, and he replied something to the effect that he
wasn't going to vote for some “old grandma.”
As somebody within her age range myself, I can say without
discrimination that I concur. And she
can take Bernie off to the senior farm with her and Bill, where they can farm fields of socialism to
their hearts' content.
“Klaatu” Obama offers unapologetic apologies at
Hiroshima: There are
times when I wish Obama would stay put in Washington, despite the damage he
concocts with other radical Democrats every day. His trip to Hiroshima was wrong and, yes, an
affront to the memory of every dead and injured veteran involved with the
unbridled wrath of the Japanese government during WW II. Fortunately, coinciding with the president's
trip, the Gateway Pundit printed an online list linking readers to
reports regarding Japanese atrocities, and in many ways the Nazis and Japanese
were both in the running for acts of brutality – including, not to forget,
medical “experimentation” conducted on captured American soldiers.
Obama's mere presence served as an apology, make
no mistake, and the doofus, as usual, sounded as though he was performing the pre-departure scene from the movie, The Day the
Earth Stood Still in the persona of
Klaatu. Fortunately, Obama as Klaatu is
never accompanied by the robot Gort, for, if he were, Obama's Gort would do
nothing but cry and express weak emotions, absolutely incapable of defending
itself, the Democrat Party or any Obama speech.
The speech Mr. Obama might have given in
Hiroshima: “I stand before all of you here today with
many thoughts on my mind, the foremost being that I'm probably more welcome
here than I would have been at Pearl Harbor on America's Memorial Day. Nevertheless, I want to emphasize that I'm
not here to apologize for anything, except you can probably read between the
lines and realize that just my presence today is indeed an expression of
sympathy for that thing that happened with the bomb. Where I'm from, my fellow Americans might
harp upon a misguided assumption that some of your ancestors were cruel,
kamikaze-loving rat-bastard imperialists whose many war crimes included medical
experimentation upon, torture of and murder of captured American
servicemen. I don't know anything about
that, but let me be clear – you know, I always say let me be clear whenever I'm
poised to say something stupid that I want to verbally stamp in an
authoritative tone. Anyway, let me be
clear when I tell you that I'm glad the United States and Japan will remain
friends and partners as the future unfolds.
In addition, we in the USA understand that your little incident at the
nuclear plant was just about as good a revenge as your dead, warring World War
II ancestors could have imagined, for we in America and around the world will,
for many years to come, experience the effects of eating 'Fukushima fish' and
becoming radiated in ways we have yet to realize. Let me conclude by saying, I believe the land
under your feet will all be gone within five years due to climate change, and
for that I hasten to add that the world must blame America first. It's our fault, but I'm not here to apologize
for that, either, because I can't. The
deal was, I didn't come here to apologize, as I'm sure you understand. Thank you for coming today, and I'm sorry I
was a little late. Oops, I think I just
apologized. Disregard that apology. Now, who wants a hug? Who wants me to bow?”
Airport fun for everyone: Whilst everybody hoping to board a plane
performs acrobatics in view of TSA personnel who treat the innocent as criminal
suspects, we ask: What difference does
all of this make as drones get small enough, insect size, so that terrorist
Mo-Ham-Mad can easily guide a small explosive device onto a departing runway
aircraft -- or cause a drone scouting lofty heights simply to crash head-on
into a craft by surprise, causing instant annihilation? I mean, really, the tiny flying drones are
already out there, and their uses, overwhelmingly, will likely wax
nefarious. Russian roulette in the skies
for an already anxious flying public is almost here.
No mercy for members of the current
presidential administration. We're
hearing chatter here and there that after a new admin moves to DC next year –
if not a Democrat – the subpoenas may fly, surprises included. Well, what else should be done with
criminals? Experiencing a get-tough
policy on those who have gotten tough in squashing our freedoms and ignoring
the law of the land for eight years is a major component in. . .making America
great America again.
Remember one way how Obama became president? I believe a number of voters thought they
were getting a Dennis Haysbert
president – the president portrayed in a season of Fox TV's series, 24. Yes, Haysbert's black president appeared
everything we craved when the presidential race – and the presidential race -- was important. The TV prez was smart, in-charge, bold,
thoughtful, handsome – he had it all.
America assumed it was voting for the TV president. Uh uh.
Uh uh. Uh uh. Look at what we got instead.
Gorilla in the Missed: Yeah.
Well, another parent who should probably burn in hell. Oh, I am sorry,
is that too harsh? Aside from stupid
parenting – and these are probably the same kind of folks who sue a store when
their kid gets hurt while touching something he or she shouldn't be messing
with in the first place – there may be more to see here. First of all, an early report regarding the
shooting death of a male gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo claimed the animal was swinging
the four-year-old boy and slamming him into a wall, and then tried to drown
him. Subsequently, refined stories
varied just a tad: That the gorilla appeared
to be protecting the boy from harm.
Thanks media, a bang-up job as usual, from one extreme to another, from
the new electronic media journalists encouraged to get a report in fast, no
matter the facts. Breaking news.
. .
I think proper tribute must also be awarded to
movie and TV studios which grind out animal-related cartoons and computer imagery
every year, showing humans interacting with creatures of the wild – critters
who talk and walk around just like us, often smarter and more likeable than any
human most of us have ever encountered. Why
wouldn't a child wander off in a potential search for its video
favorite? Of course, we don't know the
“why” of this incident yet, but it's a safe bet that cute little
reality-distorting TV images played some role.
Meanwhile, sorry dead gorilla, nothing but nothing
is more important than saving human children – though this hackneyed
proclamation starts to become stale and indefensible, once logic is applied to
events such as this. By the way, would
outrage have grown stronger, had the gorilla been a female?
A further word about CGI images in movies: To just sit back and watch old motion
pictures, produced when computer tricks were “virtually” non-existent, and to
realize that production crews took great care to film backgrounds and occasions
with as much “real” as possible can be a precious experience. Fun and increasingly useful as the computer
imaging experience is, in my opinion the flagrant visual substitution of
realistic, yet totally concocted images, for any hint of the grounded and actual is screwing up young minds as
effectively as drugs, in many instances.
What killed common sense, aside from early education experiences
engineered by progressives? Pixels
killed common sense. Pixels decimated
truth. Pixels gave computers the ability
to manufacture patently absurd predictions about “climate change” in the
distant future, truth be damned, like some neighborhood psychic who trades what
the gullible (think government bureaucrats) wish to hear (think lobbyists) for
their money (think taxpayers).
We are the dust of comets, according to a new scientific report which
indicates that the “building blocks” of life may be prolific, in
extraterrestrial terms. Samples from the
comet recently mined for analysis reveal the presence of glycine, the most basic amino acid
found in proteins and a major component of sugar cane. In other words, glycine is the simplest of
substances, and cometary analysis suggests its presence is omnipresent
throughout the universe, a theory neatly co-existing with Carl Sagan's “we are
star stuff.” Did Earth get dusted with
glycine, leading to abundant life forms populating every nook and cranny? I guess this depends upon one's religion,
science or combination of both.
Mindless TV observation: Notice how they altered the Febreze
TV commercial? No longer is there
a “Carl” whose mom walks in and comments about his unpleasant bedroom
odor. Now, same scene, but “Carl” has
been replaced by “Josh.” Yep, Carl was
rather a bump on a log, emotionless and uninspired. Josh, on the other hand, smiles and
apparently expresses enthusiasm about Febrezing his bedroom before girls come
to visit and fall in love, not with Josh, but with the way his room
smells. Wish I could have been a fly on
the wall while corporate obviously agonized over a re-do of the very same
commercial with a new actor. Oh, the
things over which we agonize, while ignoring essentials. Besides, is a chemically-altered odor better
for one's health than the honest aroma of stale pizza, dirty socks and reeking
underwear in a bedroom?
