1 Look, I ain't cheap, but I can be had.

2

Second

 

3

YO!  Where's all the morons?

 

4

A hawt actress with some class

 

We shit all over them when they act like their normal libtard selves. We should also give them kudos when they do good shit and show some real class. So letÂ’s give Angelena Jolie a big Hee Haw Saaaaluuute!

5

Democrap scheme to embarrass Republicans fails vote

 

But will it be successful as what it was really intended for; campaign fodder? I donÂ’t think so as I think most people who actually vote know better for this kind of political maneuvering for “gotchas”.  But how about the two “Republicans” who voted to embarrass Republicans:

 

Two Republicans — Maine Sens. Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins — voted for the motion, while three Democrats — Sens. Mary Landrieu (La.), Ben Nelson (Neb.) and Mark Begich (Alaska) -- broke ranks and voted against the motion.

 

Tell me again why we need those two scrunts. 

 

And the headlines at the Washington Times reads “Republicans block oil tax break repeal” The press never gives up a chance to do the Democrat’s bidding for them.

6 and, as politicians affirm continually, we can be had, cheap

7

T-Paw is definitely running. hires SC director

8

Yet another "name that Party" corruption and bribe scandal

 

3 pages of story and party not named at all, not even buried. Of course it is Democrat.

9

That hotel maid has a lot more to worry about now.

 

IMF guy was living in an apartment complex for adult HIV people.

10 I can't see any of the posting tools here at work Marine Survives Two Tours in Iraq, SWAT Kills Him http://tinyurl.com/3gesplr Fucking Dupnik. You remember that prick, now don't you

11

IMF guy was living in an apartment complex for adult HIV people.

Posted by: Vic at May 18, 2011 07:00 AM (M9Ie6)

That could put him in even deeper shit.

12 No, Vic. IMF guy was not living in an apartment for folks with HIV/AIDS. Did you even read that article?

13 Oil companies are the Democrats' Emmanuel Goldstein and the whole thing was just a Two Minute Hate for them to rally their base.  And their waste of so much time over .25% of the deficit shows how unserious they are about the real problems we face.

14 Woops, misread it. The maid was living in the HIV apartment, not the IMF guy. He has more to worry about.

15 Government Motors is helping the Chi-Comms with their Birthday Party.
Who owns them again?

16 That could put serve him right in even deeper shit.

Fixed.

17 From Wasilla comes this trivial little story about a high school choir not being allowed to sing Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody.'  But read it for a crystal-clear example of Yellow Journalism establishing a 'narrative' with implication over any actual facts:


WHS choir, school caught in landslide over Queen song

18

Andrew McCarthy rips McCain a new asshole

Good times

19 White House: press passes are chosen based on whether reporters cover the news “fairly.” "Your knob-swabbing skills could use more work, Boston Herald tongue bather."

20 "Your knob-swabbing skills could use more work, Boston Herald tongue bather."

Posted by: ya2daup at May 18, 2011 07:16 AM (Nm/JK)

If the SF Chron reporters' skill aren't satisfactory, what chance do the rest of them have?

21 4

A hawt actress with some class

 

We shit all over them when they act like their normal libtard selves. We should also give them kudos when they do good shit and show some real class. So letÂ’s give Angelena Jolie a big Hee Haw Saaaaluuute!

Posted by: Vic at May 18, 2011 06:59 AM (M9Ie6)

Angelina Jolie is your average Hollywood liberal jackass in most ways, but I've always been impressed with how vocally she is in her pride and defense of the men and women of the US military. She definitely deserves some cred for it... but first she can blow me.

22 International Maid Fuckers

23

Angelina Jolie is your average Hollywood liberal jackass in most ways

Posted by: mugiwara at May 18, 2011 07:20 AM (KI/Ch)

Really.  Seems to me like she puts her money where her mouth is a whole lot more than the average Hollywood liberal jackass.  And she's not in lockstep with the liberals either.

24 I'm bummed that my hash isn't "nm/kJ" because that would convey an air of scientific expertise to my rantings ... even though nanometers per kiloJoule is complete nonsense.

25

nm/kJ

How about nautical miles/kJ.  Ship engine efficiency?

26 Posted by: ya2daup at May 18, 2011 07:28 AM (Nm/JK)

Newton meters per Joule Kelvin.  Now that makes perfect sense.

27 ...or Nautical mile per John Kennedy

28 per Just Kidding

29 ain't her dad Jon Voight?

30 Angelina's dad is John Voight.

Also, gotta dig the live action introduction for the crazy Taiwanese animation. She is either dual citizen or came to college here, her English is near perfect. I will not demean her by pointing out her attractiveness, not like it would matter here on such a smart military blog anyways.

31

Reid will attempt to get around a Republican filibuster of Goodwin Lui

What MM doesn't mention is how this asshole got to the floor to begin with. Rule IV of the Senate Judiciary
Committee requires that at least one member of the minority Party vote to end debate in the committee to bring a nominee to vote out of the committee.

All I can find is the results of the actual vote out of the committee in which all 8 Republicans voted no. But before that vote there had to be a vote to hold the vote to end debate in the committee. At least one of the RINOs had to vote yes for that.

This is some of the games that the RINOs play to hide the real votes.

Now we are dependent on the RINOs in the Senate to go along with a block. I'm sure Brown and the ME sisters will help us.

32 nm/kJ

nipple mass / killer Juggs

33 Woops, misread it. The maid was living in the HIV apartment, not the IMF guy. He has more to worry about.

Posted by: Vic at May 18, 2011 07:06 AM (M9Ie6)

This is the best LOLtastic news I've heard about this entire sordid case.  It gives me a raging, but HIV free, schadenboner

34 A hawt actress with some class
 
Angelina just went up a few notches in my respect book. Her and Brad also did quite a bit to help New Orleans after Katrina.
 

35 Jon Voight is Angelina's dad. John Voight is a dentist in NYC.

36 34 is a repost of Vic's link on comment 4; should have credited it.

37 Anybody want a blowjob?

38 All I gotta say about those kids not being able to sing Bohemian Rhapsody is..

"Beelzebub has a devil put aside for meÂ… for meeeeÂ… for MEEEEEEEÂ…"

If you've ever seen the movie Wayne's World, the only redeeming part of the movie comes right after this line!

39

Death cult adherents squeal loudly about being treated like regular Americans (who are treated like death cult adherents) – ask for special exemption so they can practice death cultiness without embarrassment.  My bet – they get it.

40 An article at American Thinker titled The Nearly Aborted President says:
 
According to recently secured documents from the Immigration and Naturalization Services, evidence has emerged that President Obama's father, Barack Obama, Sr., apparently paid to send a young Kenyan girl he had impregnated in Massachusetts to London to have an abortion.

41 Too bad he didn't send that young American girl to London to have an abortion.

42 Barack Obama, Sr., apparently paid to send a young Kenyan girl he had impregnated in Massachusetts to London to have an abortion.

Posted by: GnuBreed at May 18, 2011 08:01 AM (ENKCw)

Man, he was just a peach of a guy, wasn't he?  What a catch...

43

Boston Herald fails to bow to Caesar, gets fed to the lions.

44

I want a raise and a cool title:

Playworks, a national non-profit that dispatches recess coaches to mostly inner-city schools, says its job is to "put the play back on playgrounds." It comes at a cost of $60,000 per school

At JWF.

45 #17  That is a very instructive article,  and people should realize that the same thing is done on the national level.

I note that 1: The choir IS going to get to sing the song,  2.  That the concern was over VIOLENCE in one part of the lyrics and 3. This had nothing to do with anyone being gay,  although the entire article has that theme.

Lots of "reportedly" and "supposedly" in that article,  too.

Now,  think about what we see in the news today.  Politico says "elite" in the GOP are pushing Daniels.  There evidence of this is from unnamed lobbyists quoting unnamed GOP strategists.  I read that and asked myself,  "Who are these "elite?"  And then I thought, "Has Politico ever used that term for anyone in the GOP?"  

The answer is that Politico didn't start using that term until they realized it would be a hot-button for Tea Party people.  Now any time they want to discourage support of someone,  they are going to say the mysterious "elite GOP members" support him/her.

46 The WSJ has an interesting editorial about the IRS being used to harass political donors after being thwarted legislatively and by the SC:
 
We're starting to see a pattern here. Since the Supreme Court restored the First Amendment rights of businesses and unions in last year's Citizens United ruling, Democrats have been searching for a way to claw back control over political speech. The latest bureau to get the memo is the Internal Revenue Service, which may retroactively tax top donors to political advocacy groups.
 

47
SEAL Team Six Unveiled!
I think this picture is the reason why Disney jumped on the trademark issue. [CDR M]

Feminist Disney is the mother of all whores. No surprise that they'd jump every opportunity to rape/pimp something.

But seriously, Government entities can be trademarked by non-government entities?

No reprisals from the Feds (at least not yet, so long as Disney cooperates fully) if the Feds put Disney up to it, hiring Disney to produce propaganda in accordance to those in office representing the globalist universal corporate dogma rather than representing the taxpaying US citizenry.

It wouldn't be the first time the Feds contracted with Disney for wartime propaganda. But actually trademarking crosses the precedent line. But then, Media selling out to the New World Order conquering "The (Ugly) American Way" has precedence galore.

Now, "American" means whatever-revision; and that revisionism requires extermination of memory and willingness to recall.

48 Oh, good grief. Also at JWF is something about a thirteen year old harassed by the Secret Service.

49 Noted Potato Head Susan Collins is actually on the right side of this issue.
Of course Maine is a big potato state and the Dept. of Agriculture is more about politically correct diets and other mental illnesses these days.

I wonder if black farmers plant white potatoes?

_{I refuse to denounce myself, but knock yourselves out.}

50 Heh, Ezra Klein is bitching about the electoral college by posing some stupid hypothetical about weighting votes towards the young.

51 Boston Herald fails to bow to Caesar, gets fed to the lions.

Thin skin.

52

Democrap scheme to embarrass Republicans fails vote

The article states the Democrats are claiming this action will save "21 billion over 10 years".

If memory serves, isn't the deficit for THIS YEAR ALONE something on the order of 1.4 Trillion?

So let's see- 2.1 billion savings vs. 1.4 Trillion dollar deficit.

Good work, dumbasscrats.

 

 

53 Daily Mail in UK has pics of Arnold's housekeeper.

You guys really need to see her!  I can't get the link to post.

54 What's this nonsense about tax bills originating in the House?

55

Peace Corps not so peaceful and femnists really don't care about women.

http://tinyurl.com/69h4hvz

 

56 Tom Coburn quits the gang of 6!  "They don't want to go where I want to go, and I sure don't want to go where they are going."  (Rough quote)

57 53>> Daily Mail in UK has pics of Arnold's housekeeper.
You guys really need to see her!  I can't get the link to post.
Posted by: Miss Marple at May 18, 2011 08:22 AM (Fo83G)
Here you go Miss M.

58 Oh, good grief. Also at JWF is something about a thirteen year old harassed by the Secret Service.

Posted by: Mama AJ at May 18, 2011 08:16 AM (XdlcF)

curious reported him.

59 You guys really need to see her!  I can't get the link to post.

Posted by: Miss Marple at May 18, 2011 08:22 AM (Fo83G)

Good Lord...she outweighs Maria by about 150lbs.

http://tinyurl.com/6ynv92u

60 A hawt actress with some class

I always liked her dad. And I never found any reason to criticize her for adopting since her heart and money are in the right place helping the helpless, providing them security and love at home. That she visits our wounded men and women in the military doesn't surprise me in the least. That she does it without publicity also seems consistent.

For belonging to the Hollywood set, this person has figured out that beyond the daily routines that include her meeting her own needs, empathy really matters the most to her. So I imagine that as she ages, her acting will also improve with time given mature roles beyond the seductress.

Director/actress Jodie Foster's production company has a lot of promise. I liked Jodie's statement, that no one's self image should be based upon a box office. Given the right story, I think that being coupled with Mel Gibson onscreen would improve Angelina's acting, and benefit Mel's societal rehab. It would also recoup Foster's company's profits.

61

curious reported him.

Posted by: Tami at May 18, 2011 08:33 AM (u/7rt)

You're Mean!

 _{but very amusing}

62 katya

Shriver: " I maintain that they are the greatest advertisement for the American system of government that there is in the world, they are worth a thousand Coca-Cola signs. There is no better advertisement for what this country stands for than an individual Peace Corps volunteer walking down the street unarmed,...."

Being blamed for getting gang raped, being raped and murdered by fellow Peace Corp workers, those instances being no better advertisement for what this country stands for, the greatest advertisement for the American system of government.

63 Good Lord...she outweighs Maria by about 150lbs.

He picked a ripe and juicy non-Muslim with big boobs.

Question her reception of his advances, since there was no charge of rape, and no leaked story of him butt naked chasing her down a hall and dragging her back by her hair to be sodomized with attempted rape. The baby's DNA settled the successfully attempted copulation issue.

At least there wouldn't be a baby out of wedlock had Maria hired a male nanny. Perhaps sodomy, but no baby.  On the bright side, the nanny wasn't sexually molesting Maria's kids.

64 I read somewhere that she started pursuing him in the 90's.

65

Then there is this:

 

A man who won $2 million on a Michigan lottery show has told a TV station that he still uses food stamps.

Leroy Fick of Bay County admitted he still swipes the electronic card at stores, nearly a year after winning a jackpot on "Make Me Rich!" He told WNEM-TV in Saginaw that more than half the prize went to taxes.

Fick says the Department of Human Services told him he could continue to use the card, which is paid with tax dollars. He told WNEM: "If you're going to ... try to make me feel bad, you aren't going to do it."

The TV station says people have seen Fick driving a new Audi convertible. Messages seeking comment were left with his attorney and the state today.

In an Obamaconomy, even the millionaires are on food stamps.  Somewhere Mugabe is smiling.

66 Monty doom is up

67

Morning, all.

This is just terribly sad.  A young boy was found dead over the weekend just over the border from NH in South Berwick, ME.  It's now day four and no child matching his description has been reported missing, and no one has come forward to identify him.  I'm posting this here because at this point they're trying to get the boy's computer-generated picture out to a nationwide audience in case there's ANYONE out there who recognizes him.  He's got such a sweet face, I can't believe no one would miss him.  A truck spotted in the area where the body was found may have military ties (Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is nearby), so this child really could be from just about anywhere.

May he rest in peace, poor little thing.

68

Any lawyers out there? Concerning the recent court decisions regarding the Fourth Amendment:

On 12 May, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled that Hoosiers have no right to resist unlawful police entry into their homes.

http://tinyurl.com/3z25jpu

Now the United States Supreme Court has decided that it's okay for cops to bust into your home if they think you're trying to "get rid of evidence":

The Supreme Court on Monday ruled against a Kentucky man who was arrested after police burst into his apartment without a search warrant because they smelled marijuana and feared he was trying to get rid of incriminating evidence.

Voting 8-1, the justices reversed a Kentucky Supreme Court ruling that threw out the evidence gathered when officers entered Hollis King's apartment.

The court said there was no violation of King's constitutional rights because the police acted reasonably. Only Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented.

Justice Samuel Alito said in his opinion for the court that people have no obligation to respond to the knock or, if they do open the door, allow the police to come in. In those cases, officers who wanted to gain entry would have to persuade a judge to issue a search warrant.

But Alito said, "Occupants who choose not to stand on their constitutional rights but instead elect to attempt to destroy evidence have only themselves to blame."

The case concerned exceptions to the Fourth Amendment requirement that police need a warrant to enter a home.

If they choose not to allow the police entrance to their home, the precedent in Indiana allows the cops to simply break down the door, even unlawfully, and residents have no right to resist or protect themselves.

......An odd set of facts led to Monday's ruling.

Police were only at King's apartment building because they were chasing a man who sold cocaine to a police informant. The man entered King's building and ducked into an apartment. The officers heard a door slam in a hallway, but by the time they were able to look down it, they saw only two closed doors.

They didn't know which one the suspect had gone through, but, smelling burnt pot, chose the apartment on the left.

In fact, the suspect had gone into the apartment on the right. Police eventually arrested him, too, but prosecutors later dropped charges against him for reasons that were not explained in court papers.
http://tinyurl.com/3s77axf

They entered the wrong apartment because they smelled pot. Somehow I don't thing the fugitive they sought would have bothered to light up a joint after immediately running and hiding from the cops. Even after the actual suspect was caught, the charges were dropped. So what happens to the innocent person they busted in on? Do they have any legal recourse?
There are few exigent circumstances that require warrantless searches or forced entry by police officers. If someone's life is in danger, if there's an assault or burglary taking place, or if a felon flees into a house to escape capture, then common sense tells you that law enforcement has to get in ASAP and not worry about a warrant.  
Aside from the 'exigent circumstances'...the court opened up a gargantuan Pandora's Box. Errors in police judgement now override the Bill of Rights. This gives the green light to corrupt cops who like to kick in doors as an abuse of authority.
Gangster thugs have been known to disguise themselves as FBI agents and police officers when committing home invasions. Just think of a homeownerÂ’s hesitation resulting in their murder, now that the Supremes have given leeway to anyone wearing a police uniform.

"Searching for drugs" just became a license to violate your rights, and cover the asses of cops who raid the wrong place. This has the possibility of wide-spread abuse and subsequent lawsuits. Irresponsible judicial dumbasses like the Indiana Supremes, and now the Federal Supremes, donÂ’t have to live with the consequences of their decisions. TheyÂ’re not on the receiving end of illegal entry and no police officer will even think of approaching their homes.

The Fourth Amendment has been effectively shit-canned.

69 Both of those cases were examined in detail here in the past week and the SCOTUS case was well within precedent for "hot pursuit".

The Indiana case was actually a legal entry that they somehow managed to finagle a ruling that you had no right to defend against an unlawful entry. That part made no sense.

70 70 Both of those cases were examined in detail here in the past week and the SCOTUS case was well within precedent for "hot pursuit".

The Indiana case was actually a legal entry that they somehow managed to finagle a ruling that you had no right to defend against an unlawful entry. That part made no sense.

Posted by: Vic at May 18, 2011 10:14 AM (M9Ie6)

How did they make the leap from "lawful entry" to no right to defend against an illegal one?

That "no sense" part will get people--both cops and home owners--killed.

71 How did they make the leap from "lawful entry" to no right to defend against an illegal one?

None of us could come up with a logical reason for them doing it other than stretching the case to fit something they wanted to do.

Both of these cases involved "hot pursuit" and the definition that has been worked out over the years in previous rulings. 

The SCOTUS case was actually an 8-1 decision with the old hag commie dissenting because she said that the cops had time to get a warrant even as the drug dealers were destroying the evidence. (not because it was hot pursuit)

An 8-1 decision is pretty straightforward. It is rare when they agree that much.

72 White House Shuts Out Boston Herald Reporter After Herald Runs a Mitt Romney Op-Ed

I'm back, baby.

73 If Miss Li from the headlines is having trouble finding someone to marry her I'll take her. 

74 Anyone read this one today? Ben Stein has lost his damn mind. http://bit.ly/lbyAyC

75 If Miss Li from the headlines is having trouble finding someone to marry her I'll take her. Posted by: Bob Muff Cabbage Saget

I was just coming here to post on that story. The scorned Miss Li is a serious babe. Mmm, China, what have you been hiding?

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