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Monthly Archives: August 2011
36 Gigabucks in fraud? Dig harder or dig in another place…
Cause there’s a much more massive gap between what was reported to us as the cost of the war as late as oh. let me see… Last Week, where the cost of the War on An Amorphous Emotion Peopled By … Continue reading
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Tagged Burn the Confederate Flag Day, ChickenHawks, Cindy Sheehan, Corporate Warfare, Corporate Welfare, Deficit Crisis, George Bush, Geronimo, Nine Eleven, Racists, Republiklan, Richard Cheney, Skull and Bones, Support the Troops, Support The Welfare Billionaires, Tea-party, The Green Fields Of France, thieves, World War One, World War Two
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Adbusters says: let US Days Of Rage begin Sept 17, Occupy Wall Street!
IT’S ON. Street kitchens are set to roll into place September 17, one week after New York City observes its remembrance of the still suspiciously inexplicable, commercially branded, “9/11” foundational myth to launch the Global War On Terror, dose of … Continue reading
Posted in Activism
Tagged Adbusters, Days of Rage, New York City, occupywallstreet, Protest, Uprising, Wall Street
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Things to De-Celebrate this National Hate Week
Which is a smack to the back of the head to all those who told us in 1984 that the Police State setup from the BOOK of the same name couldn’t possibly happen in America because it was all about … Continue reading
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Tagged 1984, Afghanistan, al-Qaeda, Burn the Confederate Flag Day, Capitalism, Christianity, Fox News and other Terrorist Front Groups, George Bush, Hate Week, Iraq, Islam, Judaism, Ku Klux Klan, Nine Eleven, Orwell, Osama bin Laden, Patriot Act, Republican Party, Sideways so it hurts more, Socialism, Taliban, Tea-party, Undocumented Workers, World Trade Center
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Vote for Me, or Pogo gets it between the eyes…
In another episode of the RNC deliberately throwing the 2012 elections, Bush administrations pointing fingers at each other over the Katrina non-handling. Instead of blaming everybody but themselves. Rick GoodHair told the VFW that he would send more Working Class … Continue reading
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Tagged Bachmann, Bush, Chney, Everglades oil drilling, Palin, Rick Perry, Rove
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Found a really cool video game, like a First Person Shooter only better
It’s called “search and rescue” and the object of the game is a cockpit-eye-view rescuing people using a helicopter simulator. Designed by and for guys who have taken that step back, taken a good look and decided that “games” that … Continue reading
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Tagged Call of Duty: Black Ops, Cowards, Drones, Gaming, Jeep Rubicon, Video Recruitment
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Love is the Reason, with grammatical advice, from A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
I once saw a British TV spot for Hamlet Cigars which featured an oddball posing in a photo booth, but so endearingly. For years on, when asked to smile, I affected his toothy grimace, thinking my rendition channeled but transcended … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Notes
Tagged A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Adverbs, Broadway, Lyrics, Musicals, Shirley Booth
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IRS says Cindy Sheehan owes $104K more in taxes than MF General Electric
From Cindy Sheehan, Facebook, Aug 29, 7PM PST: “I just got a notice from the IRS that I owe them 104 grand and they are going to levy my bank accounts and property. I don’t have any property and there’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Activism, Antiwar, Cindy Sheehan, General Electric, Harassment, IRS, Police State, Political Persecution
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Colorado Springs corruption detectives sniff desperation of lottery ticket clerks
You’d think Colorado Springs’ many kleptocrats, considering our locale’s famously embarrassing lower than average IQ, must be stupid enough to get caught. Other than the odd treasurer with a gambling habit, law enforcement is not going after them. Instead, according … Continue reading
Posted in Local News
Tagged Colorado, Colorado Springs, Convenience Stores, Corruption, Gambling, Graft, Lottery, Lotto, Poverty, Westside
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Will occupying the streets Sept 17, Oct 6 and 15 precipitate an American Fall?
“American Fall” would be a pun, yes. A pan-Arabian-like Spring causing the US anti-democracy to tumble, being the objective. The English riots have put a dark spin on what might be Middle America’s reception to popular uprising, but mark the … Continue reading
Chicago G8 protest planners offer city guarantees of usual ineffectual actions
Organizers meeting today to plan against next year’s G8 summit in Chicago hit the ground running –backward. On Friday a spokesperson for one of the coalition partners offered this assurance to the Chicago Tribune: “Our goal is a legal, permitted, … Continue reading
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Tagged Activism, Antiwar, Chicago, Code Pink, G8, Nonviolence, North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, Protest, United National Antiwar Committee
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Silly honeybee, High Fructose Corn Syrup is for kids, American humans, fat
If you’d like one reason to despise corporate honey producers, how’s this? Humans come by honey because of the largess of bees. Beekeepers harvest the surplus as honeybees go about –what we’ve learned is their more critical responsibility for human … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, Beekeeping, Bees, Big Agra, Greed, High Fructose Corn Syrup, Honey, Nature
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FOX broadcasting at it again, Gullible Travails and A Modest Proposal
CW57, one of the local DumFox stations, aired an “infomercial” for a seminar, books and training videos on how to take advantage of the housing market crash, telling the Gullible that if they buy the properties ON CREDIT (even though … Continue reading
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Tagged A modest proposal, Adjustable Rate Mortgage, Afghanistan, America, Deficit, Flip This House, Get Rich Quick in Real Estate, Halliburton, Infomercials, Investment Bank Bailout, Iraq, Ireland, Irish, Jonathan Swift, Reaganomics, Real Estate Mentoring, Real Estate Scams, Wall Street, War of Conquest
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So, I’m calling Shenanigans.
There’s a Bumper sticker out that says “My ancestors immigrated LEGALLY.” Horse Shit. The only way that would be true is if Might Makes Right were an actual legal concept. The German takeover of Europe in the 30s and early … Continue reading
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Tagged here's my i.d., hey minuteman, immigration, ke patriotism, Liars, mayflower compact, Minutemen, Racists
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Colorado cycling event 99 percent cop
You may have had a front row seat along Colorado Avenue to witness the USA Pro Cycling Challenge time trial, but did you expect each rider to be overwhelmed by motorized vehicles, or that you’d spend the entire day, especially … Continue reading
Posted in Local News
Tagged Bicycles, Colorado Springs, Cycling, Lance Armstrong, Police State, Sport
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Another military victory where the Poor “socialized” their blood for Capitalism
Tripoli, the site of the FIRST U.S. Military engagement to prop up capitalism, is apparently fallen, not to economic “free” market forces, but to the Armed Forces. In a book titled “Liberty Reclaimed”, often described as the libertarian bible, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, Bachmann, Beck, Class War, Col Gaddafi, Corporate Warfare, Corporate Welfare, Fox News, Guantanamo, Guatemala, Internet Trolls, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Limbaugh, Military, O'Reilly Factor, Paul Ryan, Ronald Reagan, Sarah Palin, Tripoli, U.S. Army
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The guard towers of Camp Amache, CO, Japanese-American internment camp
Visitors to what remains of the WWII-era Granada Relocation Center located on Highway 50 past Lamar, are tempted to conclude that the remote location was isolation enough to restrict the movement of its 7,000 Japanese-American internees. Gone are all 560 … Continue reading
An 83% Payroll Tax, on the Workers and paid directly to the Corporations
That’s what I paid and, everybody who works for a “Slave Market” minimum wage Labor Contractor Service such as Labor Ready, Apprentice, Manpower, Kelly… The “tax” is paid to a Non-Governmental Organization, and is paid before the Worker gets his … Continue reading
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Tagged Class War, Corporate Warfare, Corporate Welfare, Rick GoodHair Perry, Right To Work Law, Sarah Palin, Slavery, Taxes, Tea-party, Texas Miracle, Unions, Workers
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The shocking part about the AI PACkers… Listen up, Lamborn fans…
It’s not the blatant anti-Semitism involved in wanting to set Israel up as a target for near-total destruction, it’s not their arrogance in making money supplying the means, the money, weapons, propaganda, anti-social gospel of indifference, answering the question of … Continue reading
I know where Congressman Lamborn is – because no one is telling OR asking. Re: media blackout on junkets to Israel
Calls to Doug Lamborn’s office inquiring as to his whereabouts produces this charade: “Um, I don’t know. Let me ask. They don’t know. I’m not certain who would know. Could you hold please?” And we never get an answer. That … Continue reading
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Tagged American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Colorado, Congress, Doug Lamborn, Ed Perlmutter, Israel, Scott Tipton
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Before tarring himself Representative Tar Baby, Doug Lamborn made threats as Congressman “Consequences”
Do you remember that Colorado Representative Doug Lamborn had a nickname before he pinned the latest on his sorry tail? Before Tar Baby, Lamborn was known for another remark whose meaning he insists he hadn’t intended, when he left a … Continue reading
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Tagged Campaign Contributions, Colorado Springs, Doug Lamborn, Election, Graft
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I’ve been criticized for this picture before…
That is ARVN General Nguyen Ngoc Loan executing Murdering Capt. Nguyen Van Lem of the VietMinh. The excuse often given for the General killing a prisoner is that members of Gen Nguyen’s family had been killed recently. So had members … Continue reading
War costs many times what Pentagon reported, Surprise.
We’ve been told, you know, that the total spending on the Wars Of Conquest in the Bananastans was “only” a Trillion dollars. For those who don’t visualize numbers very well, that’s a million times a million. Using the largest standard … Continue reading
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Tagged Bananastans, Bonds, Bush, Cheney, Corporate Warfare, Corporate Welfare, Debt Crisis, Firing Squads, Halliburton, Industrial World Workers, Joe Hill, Ludlow Colorado, Machine Guns, No New Taxes, Pentagon, Salt Lake City, Social Security, VietRaqistan, Warmongers
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