Sunday, December 10, 2006

more Big Brother




Government asleep at the switch




Much like smoking in a bar, emergency contraception handouts should be left to the owner of the establishment. If CVS says yes, then the pharmacist should oblige. If someone owns his own pharmacy, and he doesn't morally believe in the use of such, he should be able to not sell them. This should not be a force of the government. As Blagojevich wants, if the pharmacy is out of the contraceptive, it needs to suggest a suitable alternative, order it, or transfer the prescription to another pharmacy. While the big companies will do what they will, and that is to make money, an individual pharmacist should have the right to say,"If you didn't want to have a child, you should stop fucking".

Lies and misconceptions
Allusions to mushroom clouds in the build-up to the war in Iraq.
"Mission Accomplished"
Cheney: the insurgency is "in it's final throes".
McCain: "The frustration that America feels today was all too predictable because they were led to believe this could be some kind of day at the beach." If this was so predictable, couldn't have someone been more vociferous in preventing this?
The media says that we "NOW" reject the link the administration has made betwixt Iraq and the war on terror. But, many objected from the onset of the administration pushing this agenda. Many listened to the people, (Wilson, in particular) that Bush didn't listen to.
Rumsfeld: deeply troubled by the succes of the terrorist groups in manipulating the media to influence Westerners. Gee,who else does that?

In the 80's, many large cities carried urban renewal programs inwhich they put up modern apartment buildings. These buildings replaced hotels and boardinghouses that housed poor and single people, where rent was cheap. During the 70's, states and cities decided that mentally ill people would be better off in the community than in a mental facility. So, they were released, weren't ready, and became homeless.
Bail me out
Bailouts for business is the worst use of taxes. It's a business. If you fail, you failed. It is not fair for those that run a good business or struggle and come through.
tax $ for studies. Tax $ to see if being a rock star shortens your life. C'mon. Is this your science community now?

Thursday, December 07, 2006

i want some McDonalds

They are now enticing detainees at Guantanamo with movies and fast food. What a reversal of tactics. They are looking to produce vital information on terrorism, while many of the prisoners have been there for about 5 years. Their information is going to be outdated. Paul Rester, director of the Joint Intelligence Group at Gitmo insists that knowledge does not perish with time. I guess he wasn't alive during the whole case for WMDs debacle. Whose paying these assholes? oh...shit!

I am not for terrorism, but, i am also not for antagonizing weirdo fanatics: an Iraqi soldier in an interview said: "Every detainee in Iraq is detained because he poses a security threat to the government of Iraq, the people of Iraq or coalition forces." However, many detainees are released without charge and often years later. They are likely to be the ones that are pulled out of their beds during the night. Our soldiers are brainwashed;i already knew it, just looking for more vindication.

Wednesday, December 06, 2006

Land of the Mummed

plagerizing
The people's role in government was confined to the House of Commons; there the representatives should meet frequently and for a short time to correct the laws, returning immediatly to private life to experience the consequences of their actions along with other members of society...By thier added responsibilities, their long tenure in office and their consequent seperation from the body of the people, the members of the Commons were coming to resemble more the character of rulers than representatives of the ruled.

At one time or another almost every Whig patriot took or was given the name of an ancient republican hero. Classical references and allusions run through much of the colonists' writings; both public and private...Writing at a time when the greatest days of the Republic were crumbling, pessimistic Romans-Cicero, Sallust, Tacitus, Plutarch-contrasted the growing corruption and disorder they saw about them with an imagined earlier republican world of ordered simplicity and acadian virtue and sought continually to explain the transformation. It was as if they were speaking directly to the 18th Century American Revolutionaries.

Substantial elements of the American public are still all too ready to swallow simple slanderous slogans- "Tax and Spend Democrats"- that defeat concerted efforts to deal decisively with major national issues.
At present the Democrats are killing pork projects.

Tuesday, December 05, 2006

Genocide





how did this get so bad. hateful ignorance. ignorance is bliss, anybody?

The time hath found us

from friggin' Eisenhower: "Every gun that is made, every warship that is launched, every rocket fired, signifies in the final sense, a theft from those those who hunger and are not fed, who are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children. This is not a way of life at all, in any true sense. Under the cloud of war, it is humanity hanging on a cross of iron."

An article about Not burning the flag posed quite a Q: if i am protesting the seat belt law, and don't wear my seat belt, why am i tickited when there is a freedom of speech clause? well, sir, first of all, i totally hate and don't see the Governing qualities of the seat belt law, and don't see why we Illinoisians can't overturn it given that there is no helmut law. I never wear my seatbelt. It is my freedom to choose, though as in the land of the f'n free it's not my license to do so. So to answer a question, that noone will read, we aren't allowed to protest while breaking a law, even though we are protesting the law. We are hypocritical asses. Though,in China, they shoot us...

Creation of the American REPUBLIC-Gordon S. Wood- "The coherence and significance of the Americans is an incredible jumble of references from every conceivable time and place cumulatively, from the overriding purpose to which to which these purposes were put, the understanding of which John Adams called, 'the divine science of politics'." So, in order to understand and correct politics, we must understand and rationalize past politics and experiences, and learn from yoreland's mistakes.

the f'n Brits: politics as usual: before the Americans: (one more): politics nothing more than a perpetual battle between the passion of rulers, whether one or a few, and the united interest of the people-an opposition both inevitable and proportionable-(because in the past the rich proclaim divine right)-. Thomas Gordon, "Whatever is good for the people, is bad for their Guvna's, and what is good for the Guvna's is pernicious to the People." This is when we'll get the Whigs and a conception of a mutual contract...

Friday, December 01, 2006

change pace

you are an abomination of the human race, a dog damned decrepit monkey skeleton chili choker pepper belly. ah, turets, that's a good excuse, right?
"Do not stick me with your barb".
"Are you paying to much for the whistle?".
Nat Paine-"A price to pay for freedom - Our live, our fortunes, our sacred honor.
BFranklin-"What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly." mom was right.
"What man can make, man can unmake", Frederick Douglass.
I'll get my bread by the sweat of my brow.
-Presumed Innocent-"not all human disbehavior is the result of gross defects of character. Circumstances matter, too. Temptation, some."
a supposed martyr that announces her impending doom is not A MARTYR unless she kills someone besides herself. You have to do something for your cause, which you did not. You just murdered yourself, that's all folks; you didn't change anything. You were impotent, but the world is closer to being a better place without your fanatic ass.

stand on my soapbox

-In Iraq, the poor are killing the poor under the influencial and the rich are ordering it while they stay unscathed. Sound familiar? It seems that the poor do take Survival of the Fittest more seriously. Numbers is an advantage, seriously. I know what people in America think of France, but, France became a great republic because the hoi polloi roused itself against the few. Somebody in this nation should be smart enough to make us a true democracy. I think that what upsets those with concern is that they don't have a voice directly. Technology is there, we just have to protect our votes from the hackers. Isn't it always that way, something good vs. assrammers ready to fuck progress? I would like to say that numbers have won a many war, but, sometimes technology trumps that. So, i revert you to Iraq, which is even trickier, because they are hardly attacking us in comparison to attacking themselves. However, they are hitting us pretty good with primative equipment. Why, because they are ruthless. Invite yourself to look up the word "ruthless". I cannot comment any further because it has been said before in this blog...
time to put your bloodroot on. (bloodroot is what the indians painted their faces with for war...
The media has called attention to tbe Bush Administrations lies. It is the American public that hasn't done enough to check the administration. People site that the media hasn't informed us while they learned thier arguements from the media. Heads are in asses...