Sunday Wrap-Up

LOCAL AND REGIONAL

*  “Patrina” and “Tania” — Are you getting a mental image, too?

*  “Nautica.”  What, no “Hollister” in the bunch?

*  He was only here to do the child porn downloading that too many Americans unfortunately will also do.

*  Travon beez guilty.  No, not THAT Travon.

*  No wonder he was a voyeur — He doesn’t seem the type that could get any on the level.

CHICAGO

*  Cry me a river.  The victims they don’t talk about are us, native born white Americans who are slowly watching our country become anything but America.

*  I hope the State’s Attorney’s Office have their ducks in a row.  RICO cases against black and Hispanic street gangs are really hard rows to hoe, and are often thrown out because gang relationships are hard to prove.  I’m sure these gangs have operated or have had enough of an impact on interstate commerce such that the Feds could have nailed them on RICO.  Why haven’t they at least tried?

IMMIGRATION

*  Paul Ryan has lost the talk radio host who sounds like Groucho Marx’s grandmother after a hysterectomy.  That says a lot about Paul Ryan.

*  The implication here is that Tom Tancredo is going to try again for Colorado Governor next year, this time as a Republican.  It’s easy to say that he would have won in 2010 if he would have run purely as a Republican and won the Republican nomination.   Unfortunately, John Chickenpooper got an aboslute majority of the vote.

*  The state of Connecticut has just passed a half million Hispanics.  In this, you’ll find out that the cities in CT that have the fastest growing Hispanic populations are also sanctuary cities.  Well, duh.

*  Are they trying to tell us in their own special disparate impact-y way that three-sheets-to-the-wind Hispanics like to get behind the wheel?

*  It’s a new story, but this isn’t the first time the Republican annex of the EL CHEAPO labor lobby has tried to turn this trick, i.e. the Southern Poverty Law Centerization of “conservatism.”

*  Duh, why not?  We expect smokers to fund health care.

*  Oh my.  There’s a big car wreck at the intersection of LGBTQMIAPDLOLPLPLTH and the Razatards.

NATIONAL

*  Just in time for Father’s Day — Helping “teen boys” with black and Hispanic sounding names who have or are about to become fathers also become men.

*  They should have left his will alone.

*  No mystery.  It’s Knockout Martin Luther King, the “game” that was born right here in St. Louis.

*  Maybe Cosby is right.  If we were all Muslims, our government would treat us with respect and pander to our every wish.  If we would become illegal alien Muslims, then the sky’s the limit.

*  I agree with the critics.  Unpaid internships = Cheap labor, in fact, the cheapest possible labor.

*  Affirmative action lifeguards?

*  HRC’s ghostwriter revealed.  Someone should look at the forewords and credits to her previous books, including “her” cash cows It Takes a Village and Living History.  If Widmer or someone else gets some unusual thanks or credit from her, then you’ll know.  People whose books are ghostwritten will find some way to credit their ghostwriter in the foreword or credit.

*  Turnabout is fair play.

*  Very good. Steve Stockman goes to the intersectionality of the IRS and the NSA, cuts the cord to the stoplights, and hopes for a massive car wreck.

*  That’s our Yankee government:  Solve the problem of its wild out-of-control overpaid employees by hiring another overpaid employee.

*  It’s called a human shield.

*  I can see the scam going on here:  These Dems were trying to file inflated insurance claims for the electronics they lost or had stolen from them at DNC.  Now, ordinarily, U.S. Attorneys are all over insurance fraud cases like ducks on a june bug.  But these being Democrats and the current President and USAG being a Democrat, not this time.

*  Jared Marcum update:  The prosecutor is going to go for it, using young Mr. Marcum’s refusal to talk to the cop as grounds for obstruction.  Of course it’ll be thrown out, because of this thing called the Fifth Amendment.  The more I read, the more I think the Marcums are either pariahs in their town, or they’ve merely pissed off the wrong people.  So the T-shirt merely gived TPTB in town the excuse they needed to sling them up and/or run them out of town.  Logan, W.V, only has 1,779 people according to the last census, and dot-on-the-map towns like that are notorious for being clique-ish/clannish.

*  Dispatches from the de-Americanizing America.  And also…Islam is the official religion of America’s public schools.

INTERNATIONAL

*  Our fault.  Everything is.

*  Easy to explain.  She’s young and white.  Most of New Zealand’s drunk drivers are probably older whites who can vote, or Maoris who are too PC to touch.

*  ICYMI:  This is the “I” in LGBTQMIAPD.

MISC STUFF

*  Apropos.  The name “stiletto” for the women’s shoes comes from “stiletto” the knife.

*  This Margaret Wood is babe-a-licious.

*  One apparently unexplored angle to this study:  Gender.  You’ll find a woman that likes hot and spicy food about as often as you’ll find a billionaire in your basement.  Therefore, if there is a genetic component to the love of spicy food, it has to be sex-selective somehow.

*  Billy Ray and Mrs. Cyrus are splitzo.  The custody battle over Miley should be epic — Neither one want her, and they’ll both fight to the bloody death to make sure the other one gets her.

*  Yeah, we know what’s in Bill Clinton’s R-rated e-mails.  Just like when HRC was nailing Obama over the 3 AM phone call bit back in 2008:  The only kind of 3 AM phone call a President Hillary Clinton would have got was the cops calling her to tell her that they had to throw her damned husband in the clink because he was running around the red light part of town.

*  The story of two German POWs who were interned in the river bottoms then known as the Gumbo Flats, now known as the Chesterfield Valley, who escaped rather than be handed over to the Soviets.  The Geneva Convention prohibited POW labor from being used in war-related industries.  However, German and Italian POWs were sent to the Delta in Southeast Missouri to work the cotton fields, and coincidentally, military uniforms were made of cotton.

*  Economic crash, come quickly!  If and when the day comes that we will have to make hard economic choices, this kind of crackpottery will end.

*  Good point.  If you’re a T, do you check M or F?  Or do you not answer the question and instead cross it out and insert a rant about the repressive evils of heteronormativity?

*  Roman concrete comes back to life.

More Leave It To Beaver Extremism

Season 4 Episode 2, “Beaver’s House Guest.”

Season 4 Episode 32, “In the Soup.”

“Nig” and “discriminating.”  The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed a few years after this, so after that, hostesses weren’t allowed to discriminate.

And Read All Over

Downtown

I don’t usually link to stories naming trial and appellate judges, but I really want to respond to Bill McClellan here.

I’ll only type out my responses here.  I’m sure you’ll be able to discern what in the original column I’m responding to.

1.  It’s not the amount stolen, it’s the means.  One was an armed robbery (see below), the other was a confidence scam.

2.  One need not literally be armed with a deadly weapon to commit armed robbery.  The crucial element is the perception of the victim based on the reasonable person standard.  If the victim thinks the perpetrator had a deadly weapon, it’s armed robbery.  It doesn’t matter if the deadly weapon was unloaded, or a piece of wood carved out to look like a gun, or a relatively harmless BB gun.  It could even be that the perp fashioned his fingers in his pocket in such a way that the victim thought the perp had a gun in his pocket.

3.  Apples-to-apples comparisons aren’t always apples to apples.  Two people who commit the exact same crime on the exact same day in the exact same jurisdiction and get sentenced by the exact same judge on the exact same day later on might very well get different prison bids, because there are other extenuating circumstances.  An armed robber who had a clean sheet before that crime will get a shorter bid than an armed robber who has a dirty sheet.

4.  Generally, St. Louis City is the jurisdiction where violent crime charges go to get disposed leniently.  If you want a judge that would throw the book at a white collar convict, you’re far more likely to find one in St. Louis County rather than St. Louis City, because the County judicial circuit is more likely to have judges that often deal with such matters.

5.  Judge Jack Garvey’s program of mandatory $30k bails for “gun defendants” was very strict by city standards.  In fact, Francis Slay rode it to a fourth term as Mayor, even though he had nothing to do with it, and the mandatory bail ended when Garvey was rotated to other matters in the judicial circuit.

6.  What kind of criminal defense lawyers you have is almost inconsequential.  The burden of proof is on the CA, and judges are bound by a combination of de jure and de facto standards to determine sentencing.

 

He Won’t Get Richwined

Washington, D.C.

National Journal:

Jeb Bush Says Immigrants Are ‘More Fertile,’ Twitter Gets Mad.

I also remember someone saying something about their having a lower average IQ, too.

Change and Hope

Tolland, Connecticut

A north central Connecticut state house district that has been held down by Democrats for the last 40 years is all of a sudden seeing red.

2A people are gloating, though since the Democrat in that race was/is also a pro, I don’t know how much that issue deserves the credit.  Whether or not it deserves credit I think depends on how the previous Democrat who held the seat voted on such issues.

One other loose end from this:  Is this just a fluke, or is the fact that a four decade-long blue seat in a blue legislative body in a blue state just turned red indicative of not just a red wave next year, but a red megatsunami?

Finally Free

Washington, D.C.

Pot cards + Gay “marriage” licenses.  Now, half the city will now celebrate as if they were just liberated from the gulag.

“None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.” — Goethe

Note: If your name is not David Gregory and you are caught with a 15-round clip, you’ll be sent to a Bantu sodomy cage.

To Be Fair

Alabama

George Wallace himself would have called this kind of thing a “fox paw.”  (Faux pas).

To be fair, George Jr., who has held statewide elected office in Alabama in the very recent past, has always been an elected Republican.  And, I highly doubt that George Sr. would be running as a Democrat if he had it to do today.

Bright Side

America

If Romney gets 700k more votes in four states, Obama’s Big Data strategery is considered a massive epic fail.

The Obama-OFA-left’s Big Data tactics can be neutralized and defeated if the Stupid Party gives white people a reason to turn out and vote for it.  They can start by shooting down amnesty and open borders.

Unfortunately, the Stupid Party has handed the keys to its own Big Data strategery to Karl Roverrated and Co., which is like giving a loaded gun to an infant.

Look Over There

Boston

Meekly Standard:

Biden Warns: GOP Led By Two Young Senators, Ted Cruz and Rand Paul

(snip)

This is not your father’s Republican Party. It really is a fundamentally different party. There’s never been as much distance, at least since I’ve been alive, distance between where the mainstream of the Republican congressional party is and the Democratic Party is. It’s a chasm. It’s a gigantic chasm.”In particular, Biden shared his distrust of two young Republican senators, Ted Cruz and Rand Paul.“I’m not talking about the character or even the quality of the minds of the people I’m going to mention. But the last thing in the world we need now is someone who will go down to the United States Senate and support Ted Cruz, support the new senator from Kentucky — or the old senator from Kentucky,” said Biden.

“Think about this. … Have you ever seen a time when two freshman senators are able to cower the bulk of the Republican Party in the Senate? That is not hyperbole.”

Uh, Joe? Your boss was a Freshman Senator who didn’t even put in 150 days of real work in the Senate when he decided to run for President.  Remember also that Biden himself first won election to the Senate while he was still 29 years old (29-year olds aren’t exactly the hot item these days), and therefore too young to be a Senator.  I think he turned 30 some time between election day and swearing-in day.

I take all this Bidenblubber about Cruz and Paul as an indication that they’re the people on yay red team that the movers and shakers inside yay blue team really fear in 2016.

Let ‘em fear the wrong people.  The less they’re paying attention to the next President of the United States, the easier his path to the White House will be.

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Golden Gate Bridge

Jason Collins is a Pitcher

Boston

Because the issue of pitcher or catcher has been on everyone’s mind since he came out.  Maybe he’s trying to answer the question in his own subtle way here.

OBL

Lincoln, Nebraska

Honest mistake.

But not the first:

 

Sunday Wrap-Up

LOCAL AND REGIONAL

*  Next year is the sesquibicentennial year of the founding of St. Louis.  Funny, St. Louis doesn’t look a day over 200.

CHICAGO

*  Last day of Skoo.  They just had to get one last brawl in before the summer.

IMMIGRATION

*  A whole long screed about the dissolution of the middle class without mentioning a certain word or a certain concept.

*  Mark Steyn’s latest in NR.  I like the sound of “no cop bad cop,” but Sam Francis invented a much better phrase to describe it:  Anarcho-Tyranny.

*  You know what’s sadly ironic about this?  All Jeff Flake wanted was some time alone with his sons, i.e. people who are closely related to him on his family tree, in practically the middle of nowhere where they couldn’t be bothered.

Yet, this is the same Jeff Flake who is part of the Senate Gang Bangers of Eight that wants to flood his and our country with millions more people not like us into cities that in many cases are already crowded to the point of going postal insanity.

NATIONAL

*  This is your brain.  These are drugs.  That’s heavy machinery.  Add them all together…

*  What’s behind the tragedy of Dirt-Rot?  They list everything but the actual cause.

*  The actions of affirmative action.  Read down, and you’ll find out that the only reason that there’s any consternation at all over what they did is that they used homophobic lyrics.

Apparently, there were no efforts to see if their claims about themselves and their criminal record are true.

*  Why not eight bucks more?  Because, the irony of spending exactly $150,000 to study the Freshman 15 would have been too much.

*  Maybe quoting people who have names like “Yolanda” and “Garcia” is a clue?

In this story, you’ll find an internal link to another NYDN story about giving green cards to HIV patients.

*  Why did they cut his mic?  Maybe his going off script had something to do with it, but I think there’s another, ulterior motivation.  Methinks the school administration was embarassed that a white man was valedictorian.  Anyone other than a white man, and they would not have cut off his or her mic even for going off script.  Incidentally, Great Schools has Joshua HS as 75% white, 20% Hispanic 5% other student body.  By Texas school standards, that’s practically a Whitopia.

INTERNATIONAL

*  Okay, but when they have their resume nailed down the way they wanted, how are they going to explain that mysterious 13-year gap in their work experience to the interviewer?

*  The “American man” in question is probably black, because vacationing in Jamaicamahn is a favorite thing to do among well to do American blacks.  I doubt he was anything but an innocent bystander, though.

*  He’s not just one of the “boys.”  You can be assured of that.

*  They say things like “muh dik” all the time, so you’d think they would instinctively know how to care for it without having to be told on our dime how.

*  Of course they did.  It’s not at all close to election time in Australia.  When it gets close, then they’ll start enforcing immigration law.

*  Oh no, no reason at all to be suspicious of and legislate against the Almighty Burqua.

MISC STUFF

*  How times change.  Nowadays, you’re required to make an anti-Nazi video if you want to graduate from a good kindergarten.

*  I highly doubt the philosophy cirricula of universities several hundred years from now will feature Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart at all.  Unless the philosophy is about the philosophy of the low information undertow.

*  If there’s a paper trail that links A-Rod to this, maybe the Yankees will be able to use that to cut themselves loose from that God-awful contract of his.  In a few years, the Angels will be wishing they would have some way to do the same vis-a-vis Mr. Universe.

*  I tool, therefore I am.  Even though one of the commenters also thought of that line, I thought of it after having read the story, and yes, before I started reading the comments.

I guess this means that calling someone “a tool” can’t be an insult anymore.

*  They punish him by sending him to jail.  Some punishment.

*  She told him how she wanted him to propose to her.  That’s tantamount to her doing the proposing to begin with.

And what’s with this naked bit?  Did she want to see what she was getting before whatever it was she was getting put a ring on her finger?

Public Service Announcement

Dear Citizen,

You need to save more money.

Signed,

Your Federal Government.

Disclosure notice:  This PSA was funded through proceeds from seizing IRAs and 401(k)s.

BushObama 43.5

From HuffPo.

Grand Jury

Methuen, Massachusetts

This is sitting in the county can until a Grand Jury can figure out whether criminal charges can come from his posting his menacing rap lyrics on Facebook.

Maybe not, but I would definitely agree to charges of first degree musicicide if I was on that GJ.

Who Should Chris Christie Choose to Replace Frank Lautenberg?

New Jersey

I’ve already answered that question.

Some states by law require the Governor to appoint someone to fill a vacated Senate seat that is of the same political party as the Senator that just departed.  But New Jersey is apparently not one of them.

Sunday Wrap-Up

LOCAL AND REGIONAL

*  Phyllis Schlafly gets it.  Experience really does beget wisdom.

*  The criminalization of school pranks marches on.

*  The decay on the outside now matches the long standing decay on the inside.

*  The halftime score:  SWPL 1, Bellcurvius 0.

*  Translation:  Scramb, ooks.

*  Why not?  Ice cream trucks attract our African diaspora about as well as trailer parks attract tornadoes.

*  Milwaukee County, Wisconsin Sheriff David Clarke was in town this past week.

*  Gee, what makes them think Jennings is so violent?  (Pay no attention to those demographics behind the curtain.)

*  No wonder the Obama Whore House is opposed to state measures prohibiting Shari’ah Law.  That’s because they practically want to implement it.

IMMIGRATION

*  F’n KENYA can deport illegal aliens.  Last week, I read a story about F’n NIGERIA deporting some 20k illegals, all black Africans from other African countries.  The photos of some of the deportees suggest to me that they were indistinguishable from the typical Nigerian, so it’s not a matter of them sticking out like a sore thumb.  (And by “deport,” I mean literally deporting, not some Obama doublespeak).  So why can’t we deport anyone?

*  While it’s not odd for a Utah couple to have five children, five at the same time is odd.  What’s even more odd, is that this “Utah” couple is named Garcia.

Because…jobs Mormons won’t do.

NATIONAL

*  “Being a n****r in Sanford.”  They don’t tip outside of Sanford, either.

*  Who knew the conservative Republican from the Deep South was also a sexual libertarian?

*  Of course.  It’s modern American public education.  Everything is the fault of a lack of self-esteem.

Seriously, people who want to blow up things or kill people in the name of their God aren’t hurting for self-esteem.

*  How white of them.

*  This can’t be hard.  I’m sure they already know how to text, “I GOT AIDS LOL.”

*  “Put it in perspective.”  Sure thing, because the welfare fraud most people call a bug, Deval Patrick calls a feature.

*  ELCA:  Crossed over into the land of the apostate.

*  Oh well, it’s not as if white people have actually been able to use Mississippi’s public schools for the last going on 60 years anyway.

*  That’s actually good news.  Recrecation centers in black areas breed violent crime, not prevent or deter it.

*  The Africa-Mexico conflagration has spread to Houston.

INTERNATIONAL

*  “Everyone ought to be proud.”  But I’m not.

*  He should have named the Bellcurvii doers.  Cue the stuck pig squealing in three, two, one…

*  In related (historical) news…

*  British police are opposed to following the law.  Who knew?

*  He’s right, but only half right.  The other half of the problem is traitor politicians who let them into England.  Hint hint.

MISC STUFF

*  I doubt this is the whole story.  So many people are applying for so few jobs that personnel people need a way to narrow down applications.  I don’t think they care so much about your pictures of yourself drunk on Facebook as they are finding any excuse to throw your application into File 13 just to narrow down the field.

*  Dear ESPN:  Look in the mirror to find out why Tim Tebow is both toxic and unemployable in an NFL sense.

Like I have said in this space in the recent past, Tebow is an innocent victim stuck in the middle of a morality Maginot Line between his supporters and detractors.  The kind of people who like Tebow really don’t like him as much as they dislike the people that hate him, and the people that hate Tebow don’t really hate him as much as the dislike the people that like him.

*  In related news…

Remember, you’re not supposed to take the Holy Name of MLK in vain.

*  More bars in more places:  I’m surprised Missouri isn’t higher.  Maybe if this survey was taken back in the days when half the corners in the city had a hoosier tavern, we would have been.  I’m also surprised that Arizona isn’t higher, either, because Phoenix has to be the sports bar capital of the world.

*  Pics of the NHL draft combine.  Though one could be forgiven to think that this is the NBA draft combine just on a cursory look.

Yes, there’s a reason why they look so young, because they are so young.  The NHL draft was in St. Louis in 1996, and I won tickets and went to it.  The vast majority of draftees are 17, 18 or 19 years old and drafted out of junior hockey clubs in Canada, with the occasional Russia or Scandinavia.  For some strange reason, there were very very few American college players drafted; I surmise it probably has something to do with some weird amateur-professional transition rules that the NCAA and/or the NHL has.

Remember, No Stereotyping

Washington, D.C.

According to the Department of Health and Human Services:

“Lesbians are more likely to have certain health problems, like obesity, smoking, and depression, so make sure you learn how to stay healthy and strong.”

Did they clear that with the Department of Homeland Security?

Burger King Sounds Good

Tampa

A secret squirrel source sent me this screenshot.

I’m a bit lost here.  Either the teacher was trying to tell “Akash” something or tell the BK manager something.

Toontown

Anaheim, California

Actually, I’m thinking of a word other than “Toontown.”  The first part of the word rhymes with “toon,” though.

That said, I think we can safely rule out terrorism as a motive.  More like TNB/goofing off.

Don’t Mistake Me For Instapundit

Your Blogmeister’s Desk

They told me if I voted for Mitt Romney, Adam Levine would lose his shit.  And they were right!

Michele Bachmann’s Next Move?

Minnesota

Maybe challenge Stuart Smalley, who is up for re-election next year.  If she is to have any future Presidential credibility, it would do her well to win a statewide election.

She was my first choice when the Republican Presidential campaign began in the summer-fall of 2011.  Even though she has plenty of faults, (history and religion are not her strong suits), her positives (immigration, Islam) outweigh her negatives.  She won the Ames Straw Poll in September 2011, but unfortunately, the same day she did that, that damned Rickroller announced his candidacy and that’s what ruined hers.

In other news, Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee announced today that he is a Democrat.  Which is the first time he ever told the truth about anything.

Memorial Weekend Wrap-Up

LOCAL AND REGIONAL

*  More Whack-a-Mole for St. Louis area law enforcement.

*  And what will they do when they all flunk?  You know they all will.

*  It’s not also marking the end of the era of central business district shopping, it’s also bad tidings for big name higher end department stores.  Frankly, I don’t see how Macy’s and Dillards of the world can stay in business.  Every time I go into one, and it’s not often, they’re almost ghost towns.  JC Penney still does good foot traffic, and there will always be clientele for Needless Markup.

*  The late Stan Musial’s Ladue home is up for sale.  He may not have made a boat load of money in his playing career, but retirement was good to him.

*  We made Rolling Stone.  But not for a good reason.

*  There’s a 40-something short fat Hispanic man running around St. Louis County raping Asian women.  I’m glad to see that illegal love has no boundaries.

*  I didn’t make this up, and I was fool enough not to retweet it so I could link to it for proof that someone on Twitter said it, but the going joke around town on the day of the Chelsea-Man City EPL exhibition match at Busch Stadium was:

Tony LaRussa bats the goalie eighth.

*  Pagedale’s Finest.  I wonder what it’s Not Finest is like.

*  They’re in the wrong part of town to have high standards.  Having high standards in Bell Curve City is racist.

*  I didn’t know need to know where to know who.  Who else would steal hair extensions?

 
IMMIGRATION

*  Do you find something ironic about this being built in California?  That I put it in my immigration stack of stuff is a hint to where my mind is running.

*  It’s about time organized labor make some noise.  What I hope is that whatever wobbly Republicans were brought to the wrong side on this bill, that it means and equal number and more Democrats wobble over to the right side.

*  Yep, that’s our Yankee government, spending beaucoup bucks to encourage young people to go into CSIT-STEM, then handing out H-1B visas like candy, and threatening to hand out even more, to make sure said young people don’t actually work in CSIT-STEM.  This reminds me of the days when the Feds funded both anti-smoking campaigns and tobacco farmers.

*  You may call them ransom kidnappers who shouldn’t have been in our country, but there are others who say that they’re merely here to do the jobs that Americans won’t do, and we need more such people.

*  Steve King is right.  But the people bankrolling the Gang Bangers of Eight bill and the Republican establishment doing its part to pass it don’t care if red team or blue team wins elections, all they want is their EL CHEAPO labor.

NATIONAL

*  Update on Gunrunner Milwaukee.

*  This might be a matter of relativity.  Someone from the Yukon in January will think that 80 degrees is hot, while someone from Phoenix in July will think it’s cool.  The reason many non-white Americans don’t interpret Obama as angry is because they’re the same angry sorts themselves or worse.

*  Aftab Aslam flunked English.  What a shock.

*  Looks a little odd for a son of a former adviser for a Republican President.

*  Is it any wonder that the IRS has become abusive?  Look at what they’re hiring.  “Yetunde Oseni.”

*  I think I can infer something about the Highland Park, Michigan school district that they don’t come right out and say here.

*  Look what a gentleman did at a gentleman’s club.

It’s just a more polite way of saying, “look what an ook did at a boobie bar.”

*  All in all, the “waste” would have been using that money to “educate” the ineducable knaves in the Baltimore City Schools.

*  Also from Baltimore, and a follow up on the city jail scandal.  Now, I’ll so never vote for Martin O’Malley for anything that the only way I’ll ever vote for him is if he’s the Democrat nominee for President and the Republican is non-white.  That said, the hanky panky at the Baltimore City Jail had nothing to do with the “failure” of his data mining obsession, and everything to do with the fact that the guards were mainly black women and the inmates mainly black men.

*  Nothing about this surprises me.  Especially the Chuck-E-Cheese part.

*  Brandon Raub update:  Files suit, basically alleging that the Feds and its Obama-era jihad against veterans led them on a witch hunt against him.

*  It should be noted that “Negro” is Spanish for “Black.”

Why did they fire her, in spite of the fact that she’s just as negro as the word itself?  Look at her age:  65.  It was a convenient excuse to fire her and replace her with someone younger and cheaper, such as a Can’t Teach for America social justice dingbat.

*  “Actavione.”  Isn’t that a brand of yogurt?

*  Bell Curve Beach Week in Miami wasn’t the disaster that it has been in past years, mainly because the city essentially declared martial law.

INTERNATIONAL

*  Obama pushes for more foreign aid to Kenya.  Why am I laughing?

*  Treaty?  When are street gangs countries?

If they start rumbling again, MS-13 and Mara 18, look for it to spill over here, because we have a lot of both sets here, thanks to comprehensive yadda yadda.

*  You know, it wasn’t so long ago that Australia was a white country.

*  Well how ’bout that.  It was on the losing end of two major world wars in the last century, yet Germany is the world’s most popular country.

*  Of course.  He was too diverse not to hire.

*  The Beheader was deported from Kenya after causing trouble there.  Funny, black Africa can deport troublesome black people, but we can’t?

*  It seems like Nigerians aren’t fond of hypocrites.

MISC STUFF

*  Hurt Locker.

I Get Good Feeling

Talk Radio

Is America finally waking up to reality?

Here are a few of pieces of anecdotal evidence that suggest the answer is Yes:

1.  Alex Jones is talking immigration.  Yes, that Alex Jones.

2.  A lot of radio stations that used to carry Art Bell/George Noory/Coast-to-Coast and had for a long time are ditching C2C and replacing it with Red Eye Radio, a Dallas based show that has sort of evolved from an overnight show for truckers into a straight up issues show, though it still is meant to appeal to overnight truckers as its advertising is heavily trucker-oriented.  Now, nobody should ever mistake Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, the RER hosts, for James Edwards and the late Bill Rolen.  But I interpret good vibes from that — People must be getting less interested in UFOs and more interested in real issues.  Ironically, George Noory, whom St. Louisans will remember as the host of the solid issues show Nighthawk on 550 KTRS in the late 1990s, and before that, News Director over at Channel 5 (KSDK), edged C2C away from UFOs a bit and more toward hard news after he permanently took the C2C baton from Art Bell.  Of course, C2C under Art Bell started out as issues, but he gradually transitioned it to UFOs and paranormal in the 1996-7 time frame, moving the format into his short lived UFO/paranormal oriented Sunday bonus time show Dreamland into his five night a week gig.

3.  More and more, I’m reading the commentariat on blogs and websites that are right wing but not-quite-there on race or not racial at all adamantly rule out ever voting for Rand Paul for President, and citing immigration as the reason, and most recently, this.

Am I just imagining things?  Are people really sobering up and getting more sane?

Poor Man’s Sam Francis

Orlando

RIP.

Sunday Wrap-Up

LOCAL AND REGIONAL

*  Uh oh.  Graffiti wars are usually a pretext to real ones.

*  “It includes workforce training, G.E.D. classes, drugs sweeps and increased police patrols.”

Gee, like nobody has ever thought of THAT before.

And, not surprisingly:

“…the plan will require approval and funds from the city.”

Oh, I see.  It’s one of these deals where they came to do good and wound up doing very well indeed.

*  Why did he tackle the fireman who tried to rescue the last person in the house?  Maybe King Kong here wanted that person to die.  Maybe he set the fire in the first place.

*  “Nuisance Abatement Vehicle.”  Is that what they’re calling paddywagons these days?

*  Uh, pardon me, but two hit records is not a lifetime of achievement.

*  The C-e-C in question is in St. Charles, but the day care center in question is from Moline Acres, i.e. solid Bell Curve City.

*  He emptied out his nephew’s piggy bank so he himself could be a pig.  BTW, he’s only 31 but looks 50 — Too much “fun,” IMHO.

*  Which is why I say:  If you win The Big One, (and someone in Florida did last night), take the lump sum.

*  P-D looks back at the 1863 forced exile of Pro-Southern St. Louisans.  This part is interesting:

It was the city home of Margaret McLure, whose politics became fearless after her son was killed in Confederate service in 1862. Union leaders suspected that Pine Lawn, her country estate on Natural Bridge Road (and inspiration for the suburb by that name), was a communication post for rebels. McLure was put on the Belle Memphis.

So, what would become the Bell Curve hell hole that is now Crime Lawn was once the estate of a Woman of Dixie.  How ironic is that?  Also, I’m wondering if the surname McLure is where the McCluer High School in the Ferguson-Florissant District gets its name.

IMMIGRATION

*  An American asking “is it good for Americans?”  When was the last time THAT happened?

*  Nice knowing ya, Marco.  Notice his support even among Hispanics is dropping, even though they’re telling us we need to pass amnesty to appeal to Hispanics.

*  While everyone’s paying attention to the Senate Gang, there’s a House Gang that just reached a deal on an immigration bill.

NATIONAL

*  There are good ID thieves, and then there are bad ID thieves.  However, give these two their due:  They’re probably a notch or two above out and outright ghetto, because if they were, they wouldn’t have gone out for steak, they would have hot footed it to the 365BellCurve fast feeder.

*  This kind of scenario is good news for the headhunters, because their intended targets can’t put up any real resistance.  But it’s bad news for the headhunted, because it means a naked perp walk.

It’s also bad news for the other patrons, as their gay group orgies are interrupted.

Ooh, I didn’t just say that, did I?  Have I gone too far, or have I not gone far enough?

*  Oh well, it means we have one fewer world citizen in our midst.  If a car didn’t get him in Oregon, a drug thug would have gotten him in Central America.

*  “Giang Nguyen” — Kind of a strange name for your friendly USPS letter carrier from northern Wisconsin to have.

*  Eric Holder out, Deval Patrick in at DOJ?  That’s like going from the frying pan to the fire.  OTOH, it would probably set up Patrick as the next great mulatto hopeychanger.

*  Lost the desire?  When did they ever really have it?

*  “Showcasing African culture.”  Well, isn’t that pretty much all of Detroit already?

*  Don’t worry.  It’s just Oregon getting more vibrant.

*  And I doubt the “teens” in question were Asian.

INTERNATIONAL

*  It’ll be just our luck that one of them finds their way here and runs for President.

*  The net consequences of their actions were that Somalians were returned to Somalia.  They should give them a Congressional Medal of Freedom, not a Federal prison sentence.

*  No can fly the flag of England in parts of England.  It’s that whole “demography is destiny” thing.  Or it could be that whole “useless white traitor truckler” thing.

*  His first name is “Goodluck.”  Is his older brother named “Goodnight?”

*  Looks like India is screwing us over on generic drugs.

MISC STUFF

*  Okay, so when do I get to carry one around in my pocket?

*  Nagging HBD:

In all hunter-gatherer societies there is a sharp difference between the foraging strategies of the two sexes. Men generally travel far in search of mobile prey that they need to bring down with well-aimed projectiles. Women generally go out in groups and search for good sources of roots, ripe berries or nuts, which they use their acute powers of observation to spot and collect.

Without knowing it, golf-course designers are setting up a sort of idealized abstraction of the hunting ground, while shoe retailers are setting up a sort of ersatz echo of the gathering field.

Now you also know why the LPGA tour is heavily lesbian.

*  Turns out that humanity might have taken up agriculture to keep up with the Joneses more than anything.

*  “MLB improves senior staff diversity.”

And the dork in Orlando with a fax machine just popped a boner in earnest.

Another Reason Why You Shouldn’t Go

Washington, D.C.

Good advice.

Here’s another reason — Defend what?  People who are clearly on our side but will keep on voting for known traitors anyway because of…YAY RED TEAM?  And other extemporaneous old news whiskey-under-the-bridge bullshit?

Sunday Wrap-Up

I’m late today with it for a good reason.  I hope you remembered Mother’s Day.

H/T Town Crier, who gets a mention below.

LOCAL AND REGIONAL

*  Ernest Hemingway has a link to St. Louis.

I’m surprised they even care.  For when the final American residence of T.S. Eliot, an author who has real St. Louis roots, went on the market several years ago, there wasn’t a word about it in the local MSM.  The only reason I know that it did was because Conservative Heritage Times, a blog with no links at all to St. Louis, had a blog post about it.

*  I don’t know if they have the history right here.  I was always under the impression that Bevo Mill was built as a stopover for the Busches on their daily commute between Grants Farm and the Brewery, back in the days when that was a really long haul.

*  Tell CAIR:  We don’t care.

*  We’re #1 — But I don’t know if we should be proud of it.  Personally, I blame the St. Louisans who watch Wheel of Fortune live, DVR it while they’re watching it, then watch it again on the DVR in order to “re-live the thrill,” for pushing up our average.

*  Note the location.  Don’t tell me they’re even there now?

IMMIGRATION

*  Perhaps so, but these TPM orgs listed here haven’t exactly come out against the amnesty bill in hellfire and brimstone.  As Town Crier says, silence is consent.

*  Chronicles of Our Bassackwards America.

*  And this is the kabal that the kook left is so worried about buying the Los Angeles Times, and that the same kook left has put at the dead epicenter of every one of their conspiracy theories about conservatives.  If they do buy the LAT, and if they are behind everything conservative, the left should be so lucky.  With enemies like this to the left, the left doesn’t need its own friends.

NATIONAL

*  I think it has been quite a long time since New York City has had middle school “gross gym teacher(s) (who) stand in the front of the classroom and explain to them that if they have sex they’ll get AIDS and die.”

*  If Detroit was a publicly traded corporation, its creditors would have forced it into bankruptcy years ago.

*  Where did all these comprehensive immigration reform people in UTAH come from all of a sudden?

*  John McCain is up to something…and for the first time in a long time, it’s something good.

But he should remember who comes out of the woodwork and starts bitching every time A La Carte looks like it has a chance to happen.

*  He had to live up to the street’s name.  He had to drop his pants so that everyone could see what’s underneath them.

*  What, did they not want a letter of recommendation from your third grade teacher?

*  The moral of this story?  International treaties are a poor way to make domestic policy.  Bring back the Bricker Amendment.

*  I think this happened.  But if these “girls” were more like ooklettas, they probably would have come to blows even without external provocation.

MISC STUFF

*  Indo-European?  No, more than that, Indo-Glaciation.

*  May I suggest another, more simple option?  Quit cold turkey.

*  TALA Doctrine, not time travel, por favor.

*  Near the sesquicentennial of Stonewall Jackson’s death, we get as close to proving as we ever can that he died of pneumonia.

*  They were right and wrong.  It’s possible to recover from communism, but race mixing is forever.

I Have Good News and Better News

U.S. Senate

Ted Cruz and John McCain are bitch-slapping each other via e-mail.

The good news:  It will make for good reading.

The better news:  It will solve that irresistible force/immovable object paradox.

The best news:  If this keeps up, McCain will probably go on a Category Seven Caucasian Chimpout.  His temper is one of this world’s worst-kept secrets.

UPDATE

Apparently, Daily Caller played a practical joke on all of us.

RIP, Malcolm X-Lax III

Mexico City

Turns out that country is good for something after all.  And nothing ever became him in life like the leaving of it.  Depriving the world of another do-nothing civil rights activist is a job that Americans won’t do.

Yes, this is the grandson that burned his grandmother to death, Mrs. X, back in 1997.

And for the life of me, I still can’t figure out what the original Malcolm X-Lax did.