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Sep

When multiculturalism results in our diminution of what is right to mollify what is wrong, we are lost.

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Categories : Culture, My Quotes, Political Correctness

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Jul

Non-English Speakers Can Drink and Drive In New Jersey Without Fear of Prosecution

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Only in America – According the the New Jersey Supreme Court, non-English speaking drunk drivers are immune from prosecution if they can’t understand police commands spoken in English, This is the result of minority coddling, ridiculous multiculturalism, and culture-destroying political correctness at work.

-http://is.gd/dqytE

h/t JudicialWatch.Org

Categories : Culture, Government, Immigration, Political Correctness

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Jun

Dennis Prager – Greatest Threat To America

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Video recorded at University of Denver. Please watch and contemplate -

Categories : Culture, Government, Islamic Terror, National Security, Political Correctness

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May

Limericks: Immigration and Assimilation

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Like Orcs streaming out of Mordor

Illegals cross the border

For a better life, OK!

But I’d like to say

“Let’s do it with some kind of order!”

Multiculturism is claimed best

Even secularists think it “blessed”

When stirring together

Do we stop to think whether?

To keep just the good, toss the rest?

Categories : Culture, Immigration, Limerick

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Dec

Carbon reduction and population control

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List of countries and territories by fertility rate – Wikipedia.

World Population by Nation – Wikipedia

Categories : Climate Change, Culture, Political Correctness

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Sep

To Kill A Predator

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Yet another incident of a young life being taken in an apparently horrific manner occurred at Yale University this past week when Annie Lee, a child of Vietnamese immigrants in California and a graduate pharmacology student, disappeared on campus with the subsequent discovery of, first, bloody clothes hidden above ceiling panels and then, five days later, her remains being found hidden in a basement crawlspace in the same building. The discovery of her body happened on the day she was to have been married!

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5j3Z7m0uROG-_CM8GzpRCqE2M9IbwD9ANCUIO0

Incidents such as this are why I believe predatory rapists and murderers, whether the victims are children or women, are the vilest of creatures and deserve neither mercy nor forgiveness. A few more examples out of many should help you understand my frame of mind. These are short summaries of predatory murders that have occurred in the past few years to give you an idea of the kinds of animals moving amongst us. Each victim’s name has a link that will give you more detailed information about the crimes. Though the full details of the Yale murder aren’t yet known, most of the victims below were brutally abused and murdered by sociopathic men with histories of violence and/or sex crimes.

Ashley Pond: A 13-year old abducted and murdered by Ward Weaver II, who had a history of violence. Later found interred in a concrete pad in Weaver’s back yard.

http://crime.about.com/od/current/p/ashleypond.htm

Miranda Gaddis: A girl friend of Ashley Pond also abducted and murdered by Ward Weaver II months after Ashley disappeared. Even though law enforcement suspected him of the first murder, legal protocols prevented the FBI and police from protecting Miranda. An interesting fact is that Ward Weaver’s father was a convicted serial killer

http://crime.about.com/od/current/p/mirandagaddis.htm

Denise Lee: Florida mother of two toddlers, abducted from her home, raped, murdered and dumped. Sadly , her call to 911 from the killers cell phone and other witness calls to 911 went unheeded.

http://www.jurorthirteen.com/GeneralCategories/CurrentTrials/MichaelKingTrial/tabid/1278/Default.aspx

Jessica Lunsford: Florida girl, abducted from her bedroom, raped in captivity and then buried alive by John Couey, a convicted sex offender.

http://crime.about.com/od/current/a/lunsford.htm

Samantha Runyun: A five-year old California girl, pulled into a car and later found dead after being sexually assaulted. Her murderer was also a convicted sex offender.

http://crime.about.com/od/current/p/runnion.htm

Dru Sjodin: A North Dakota college student abducted from a mall parking lot, sexually assaulted and murdered. Her body was discovered near her murderer’s home, a convicted sex offender.

http://crime.about.com/od/news/a/dru_sjodin.htm

When one of these predatory murders occurs mainstream media covers the stories non-stop, combining the trickle of released information with unwarranted speculation. This continuous looping with breathless updates of a predatory murder on the major news networks is most often an attempt to get ratings and viewers. At the same time the news media is sensationalizing the crime, they trot out experts to state that such horrible crimes are a rare occurrence and society must not overreact. Both the exploitation of the crime victim and minimizing the possibility of such a crime to the grieving loved ones should outrage the family, friends, and community of the victim.

I am neither a statistician, nor a psychologist, nor a lawyer. I’ll leave it to trained professionals to examine the frequency of predatory murders, to explain the motives and “illness” behind the crime, and to justify the defense of such killers. My thoughts on this issue are just an attempt to release the anger and frustration built up over years of seeing innocent lives being destroyed by human vermin, and the desire to understand why our society resists what I would consider true justice for these crimes.

Why is there such resistance to the death penalty in cases where there is no doubt of the murderer’s guilt? Where witnesses, evidence, and confessions prove conclusively that we no longer have just a “suspect” but the real killer in our grasp? It would seem to me that a relatively painless execution would be less “cruel and unusual” than being forced to endure life-long confinement in prison with the prospect of possible rape, beatings, and abuse. We have heard the arguments that even lethal injection has caused some “suffering” during executions (pardon me if I shed no tears), but I recently had general anaesthesia for oral surgery and except for the IV insertion I don’t recall anything until waking up.

Why is there so much secular opposition to the death penalty? I am not constrained by religious proscriptions against capital punishment yet I absolutely believe that predatory killers need to receive deserved “justice”.

Why do we rigidly adhere to the laws that allow the clearly guilty to escape justice because of “technicalities”? I mean situations such as an illegal search obtaining evidence proving a suspect raped and murdered a child or an invalidated confession because Miranda rights were not given. Perhaps some punitive measures for the police for having broken procedure would be reasonable, but in my mind no reason to set a known threat free to abduct, rape, and murder again.

Here is an idea that I could live with in the cases of predatory murderers, serial killers, serial rapists, and any other sociopathic criminals. A two-stage legal process that would convict the murderer, verify the conviction to remove any concerns of a “wrongful conviction”, and dispense the appropriate justice

1st – Follow the standard legal process using a trial by jury. If convicted move to the next step.

2nd – Use truth drugs or other non-tortuous coercive method to validate the above conviction.

If both steps are confirmed then determine a sentence consistent with the level of the crimes and skip the decades of circus appeals.

Yes, I absolutely believe in vengeance for the kind of heinous crimes being considered here. “Justice” for Annie Lee and the other tortured dead honors the victims, consoles the greiving and calms the community. Eradicating our society of sociopathic, predatory murderers provides a necessary vengeance and protects all future victims. I would take a “bad” life to save a “good” life.

Annie Le

Yet another incident of a young life being taken in an apparently horrific manner occurred at Yale University this past week when Annie Le, a child of Vietnamese immigrants in California and a graduate pharmacology student, disappeared on campus with the subsequent discovery of, first, bloody clothes hidden above ceiling panels and then, five days later, her remains being found hidden in a basement crawlspace in the same building. The discovery of her body happened on the day she was to have been married!

Categories : Crime, Culture, MSM

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Jun

My Disney World Vacation – Cynical Thoughts

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On the jet, returning home from a week of vacation to Disney World in Orlando, FL, and with nothing else to occupy my mind I can’t seem to stifle the thoughts arising about some observations I made during the week. Seriously, it was a great vacation with the family and I have no complaints but I enjoy the dark humor found in cynicism.

I used to have real difficulty with crowds but over the years I have come to accept the inevitability of such and with help from a coping mechanism that I probably share with others. As a park gets busier and becomes one big ride called “bumper pedestrians” I prefer to become an observer rather than a participant. Basically, I find a place to stand or sit where I will not be swept along with the current of the crowd. While motionless in this eddy I focus my thoughts on watching people through a lens of sarcasm and satire. Many of the thoughts that occur to me cannot be revealed or I would be accused of intolerance and hate speech. With no intention of offending anyone I’d just like to throw some of these thoughts out there in whatever order they come to mind.

Theme Parks

First off and no joke let me say that my favorite ride is “Tower of Terror” at Hollywood Studios and I think my daughters would agree!

Though I purposefully avoided news and politics for the week, I was reminded of Harry Reid’s comments about smelly tourists in the DC Capitol Visitor’s Center when standing in closely packed lines, inhaling exhalations, sharing odors and the occasional mingling of sweat when accidentally but unavoidably making skin contact with strangers. Any bets as to whether the bacterial layer on every grippable surface in the park is as thick or thicker than the paint layer? I would feel better protected if the ride operators would wipe each seat with disinfectant after each run, but if that is too difficult how about a seat protector dispenser at the load station for any germophobes. Oh hell, just stuff me in a HazMat suit and give me a permanent “Fast Pass” to every ride!

Sitting in the back row of a Pirates of the Caribbean boat and the selfish American tourist in the front row starts taking pictures with her flash on, ignoring the “no flash” reminders from others in the boat, demonstrating to her two children that it is perfectly OK to flout any rules intended to make the experience enjoyable for everyone so long as they get what they want. The husband sits silently, as oblivious or uncaring about his wife as she is about the rest of the riders, or maybe just totally p…whipped!

The American tourist was outdone by the Asian woman, an aunt or grandmother I think, who saw the two-ass-width space on the bench next to me as a diaper changing station. Seriously, my son and I were waiting in Toon Town for the girls and were fortunate to find a shaded bench on a very hot, very crowded afternoon. Like a rocket this woman charges across the courtyard, tosses her toddler up on the bench (at least I got heads), and practices the rite of public diaper change, with the breeze in my direction as codified in the corollaries of Murphy’s Law.

I’ll admit it is cute to see many little girls following parents through the park each dressed as one of Disney’s many princesses and enjoying the fantasy. But occasionally there is a “princess” that is not satisfied with the new costume and tiara, throwing a fit and demanding more, making the doting parents miserable as well as any adults within sight and hearing range. Not that I would ever do this but it would serve the brat right if I walked over and sternly said, “Little girl, none of this is real….and YOU. ARE. NOT. A. PRINCESS!”

Do some of you people drive the way you walk? Jeez, stopping in the middle of a moving crowd, merging or crossing traffic without looking, reading the park map while on the cell phone hurtling headlong with your infant stroller as a battering ram? After so many generations, wouldn’t evolution have given us eyes in the back of our head, rather than continuing the procreation of those morons intent on moving forward while staring fixedly behind them?

I feel sorry for the actors wearing fully enclosed costumes in 100 degree heat pretending to be as thrilled to be here as the person getting the picture and the signed autograph. I doubt the smile underneath matches the sardonic grin of the headpiece or that the cheerful voice matches the real tone of the walking sauna. And I truly hope multiple actors don’t have to share the same sweaty costume without some kind of “yuuck” compensation.

Now, when I see a person riding a mobility cart with a cigarette dangling from the mouth and an oxygen tube up a nostril, mumbling curses and blaming others for their self-induced state of ill health, I just hope that this wasn’t one of those government-subsidized mobility chairs hawked for “free” on television. On the upside, you can draft behind these people as they punch holes through static crowds.

And I’m almost certain that the 3D glasses on Buzz Lightyear’s rope-pulling ride I’m wearing weren’t cleaned between showings as my view is obscured by fingerprints on the left and what appears to be some kind of mucous on the right.

Water Parks

Great water parks at Disney World, Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon! Two days at the water parks reaffirmed my belief that wearing scanty swimsuits should just be made illegal for some people. Water parks and swimwear provide the perfect opportunity to observe the cruel effects of aging, childbirth, tattooing, sun exposure, unrestricted diet, botched surgeries, and gravity.This should be a perfect learning opportunity for children in the park if they weren’t so self-absorbed and easily distracted.

There are too many men (I’m going real easy on the ladies in this post) with stomachs resembling deployed airbags (my daughter calls these “frontal orbs”) just begging to be asked, “So, when are you due?” (I suspect people think I’m three months along.) And why do certain men stop with combing their head hair, when the back and chest are just screaming out for a day at the salon? (You know, I think this paragraph covers quite a few of the ladies I saw as well.)

Why do we seem perfectly OK roaming all over the park barefoot, walking the sidewalks, climbing the stairs, standing in the same wet footprints of others, yet it seems so yucky when walking into the restroom/dressing area without some kind of foot protection.

Who thinks it is no big deal to take in a mouthful of chunky water from the wave pool, no matter how many tons of chlorine have been deployed?

Late afternoon attracts people to the “Lazy River”, essentially a slowly circulating moat, a slow-cooking stew of skin cells, sweat and hair, where the tube traffic becomes so crowded that it seems like we are floating in a stale bowl of milk-sogged Cheerios.

I could go on but I don’t want to spoil your future vacation plans. Disney World is a great family vacation experience. We will be going back!

….

OK, now I am pissed. The flight attendants skipped my row – no, just me – when dispensing drinks. Rather than complaining I prefer to remain silent, swearing that I will never again board this plane with these people. That’ll show ‘em!

OK, now I’m happy. On the second leg of the flight home and the new attendants fed and watered me as expected. Thank you, Delta!

PS. On this trip, the parks were filled with people of all colors, races, religions and I am sure other attributes that make us all different. In most cases, people were polite and just there to have a good time. This is how the parks should be run, accomodating all and not just certain groups as Disney does from time to time. The PR of setting aside days for specific classes of people is Disney’s right but I suggest you be aware of such days when planning your trip.

I say this because a couple of years ago, my family went to Disneyland for a quick trip. On the single day planned for the Magic Kingdom, we initially didn’t realize why so many people dressed in red. It struck me when I saw two girls standing arm in arm, and one of their shirts was printed in bold letters “Vagitarian”. I had no problem with Gay Day at the park but explaining such a term to my nine year old shouldn’t be necessary. And during this recent week in Disney World I saw no overt displays of sexual preference that required interpretation for a child, as it should be in such a family setting. In fact, I wrote a limerick about this event.

Swarming the park dressed in red,

Disney accommodated.

Pronounced it “Gay Day”.

Be forewarned, stay away.

If Walt were alive, he’d drop dead!

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Categories : Culture, Humor, Limerick

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Jun

YouTube – Muslim Demographics

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If you have read the book “America Alone” by Mark Steyn and are concerned about the decline of Western populations and the rise of Islamic populations, this video from YouTube provides an excellent summary. If you have not read the book or are unaware of the looming demographic disaster, this video is an excellent introduction.

Oh, and for a little entertainment, watch the hysteria exemplified in the video on the right side of this blog page.

Categories : Culture, Islamic Terror

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Feb

Larry Craig limerick – he is slime!

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Old news but thought it funny.

Tapping his foot in a stall

Reaching his hand neath the wall

Claimed that his wide stance

Was to hold up his pants

His action led to his downfall

Categories : Culture, Limerick

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Jan

Immigrant Trojan Horse

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“MUSLIMS want to create their own communities and remain segregated from British society. A shocking 44% think they should be free to develop along separate lines.” See Daily Star :: News :: Ghetto Britain for the full story.

Britain, Canada and other nations are being pressured by significant portions of Muslim immigrant populations to allow Sharia law and to allow Muslim practices that are in violation of the host nations’ laws and values. Too many Muslims remain segregated in communities where, in some cases, law enforcement hesitates to enter. Consider the car burnings that occur in France. Consider the cases of Geert Wilders or Mark Steyn, where a small group of hypersensitive radicals can put a stranglehold on the free speech of anyone criticizing their intentions and ideology.

The host nations’ desire to appear tolerant, the obsessive concern for political correctness, and the fear of offending the most easily offended is being taken advantage of by many Muslim immigrants to force change in the host nation, change that we cannot believe in.

This is a relatively nonviolent and quiet invasion that will take some time but is seemingly quite effective in destroying the individual nations of the West in order to eventually establish the sought after worldwide Caliphate.

Let us hope it can be reversed in the EU and other at risk nations. We must not let it happen in America!

Note: My concerns are not directed at Muslims or immigration, but about the consequences of allowing destructive actions and ideologies to permeate our society. The benefits of immigration cannot be denied, but those refusing to understand and adapt to our way of life or even attempting to destroy it must not be tolerated. This applies to all immigrant groups.

Categories : Culture, Islamic Terror, Political Correctness

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