nyc - hdr (Photo credit: glemak)
nyc - hdr (Photo credit: glemak)I'm Surprised There Are No Bible Law "Schools" Named For Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger B. Taney
When Roger B. Taney died in 1864, age 87, he had been the serving for 28
years as the 5th Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, having replaced
John Marshall when he died in a stage coach accident. His legacy,
deservedly, is loathsome and wretched, although there is a statue of him in
his native Maryland and a bust of him in the Supreme Court building in
Washington. He has been lionized by the worst and most unapologetic racist
on the current Supreme Court, Antonin Scalia. Taney County, Missouri-- yes,
Branson-- is named for him. Fittingly enough, Taney Co. (97% white) is a
bl... more »
The Daily "Near You?"
Vallejo, California, USA. Thanks for stopping by.
Surgery--Kurt
Exactly one week after my surgery, Kurt had his LASIK done. His went about
the same as mine. He went in at 1100 AM and surgery scheduled for 1130 AM.
I took him and dropped him off, and picked him up afterwards. He was
really out it from the surgery tiring him out as well as the Valium they
give you. Took him home, helped him put the drops in his eyes for the
first dose, and headed back to work for the day since I knew he would pass
out until later that night. I had to work until 600 PM, and when I got
home, he was up in the kitchen getting a snack. Only real difference
betw... more »
OPPT NYC in Motion! Notes from a Successful Meet Up
*OPPT NYC in Motion! Notes from a Successful Meet Up:*
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*http://removingtheshackles.blogspot.com/2013/03/oppt-nyc-in-motion.html*
http://oppt.thegsolution.com/oppt-nyc-in-motion-notes-from-a-successful-meet-up/
OPPT NYC in Motion! Notes from a Successful Meet Up.
Posted on March 10, 2013 by thegsolution
Many thanks to all who showed up for the first OPPT NYC meet up this past
Friday. It was a night filled with incredible connections and
synchronicity. We were all strangers yet we all knew each other. For
those who were not able to make the meet up I’d like to shar... more »
“Persistence: Why It's Sometimes Better To Walk Away”
*“Persistence: *
*Why It's Sometimes Better To Walk Away”*
By Art Markman
“A few weeks ago, Pope Benedict XVI announced he was resigning. His
decision shocked the world, because popes don't usually step down. And that
got me thinking about the decision to walk away from things you have
committed to in the past.
We live in a culture that promotes persistence. Phrases like “Winners
never quit, and quitters never win” dominate our public discussion. So, is
that true? Should you really continue to pour effort into situations, even
when they seem hopeless? Should you stay in a ... more »
Graph of the Day: Global shark landing trends, 1950-2010
[image: Global landings trends. (A) Reported landings of wild-caught bony
fish and Chondrichthyes, as derived from FAO landings data. (B) Reported
FAO landings of sharks versus other Chondrichthyes (rays, skates and
chimaeras). (C) Reported landings of Chondrichthyes by region. (D) Trade in
shark fin imports and (E) exports as reported by FAO. (F) Trade data for
shark fin imports to Hong Kong as reported by the Government of Hong Kong
Department of Aquaculture and Fisheries. Graphic: Worm, et al., 2013]
ABSTRACT: Adequate conservation and management of shark populations is
becomin... more »
Stay Strong -- Stand Firm -- Hold Your Ground
*Stay Strong -- Stand Firm -- Hold Your Ground*
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Greetings Friends -- I share with you here a story of courage, strong will
and determination. I share it simply to paint a picture of what we are
capable of when we decide, by our own free will, to stand up against
corruption and injustice. Right now, we "the people" are the enforcement.
Our individual acts scream the message "We Will NOT Take It Any Longer!" I
am here to share with you....our screams have been heard.
The day quickly approaches where we will need to scream no more....
~ Brian
This post sheds some conte... more »
‘Climate of Freedom’ Tour
In just under three weeks from now, Christopher Monckton will begin
traveling the country to knock over the many manufactured myths of the
warmist “consensus.” His method: identifying errors by the climate
mainstream that, he says, always and invariably fall in the direction of
“undue alarmism and flagrant exaggeration.”
Monckton is much bashed by his enemies, probably because instead of offering
blancmange he takes the battle to his enemies—like he did earlier this
year, for example, when he suggested the newly-inaugurated President Obama
has been taken in, hook, line and sinker... more »
@ThomsonTO fires back at @TOMayorFord. Cue flying-monkey / Sun "reader" attack | #TOpoli
As my good friend @Cityslikr pointed out earlier today, there's no
contortion too painful, no logical leap too implausible, for the boil on
Toronto's ass formerly known as Ford Nation. Our guy under attack? Never
mind the lies, never mind the ignorance, never mind the sexism, never mind
the racism, never mind the homophobia -- just another leftist conspiracy
by a bunch of sore loser special interest teat-suckers.
So it seems Mayor Stupid suggested on his radio show today that Sarah
Thomson might not be playing with a full deck. Well, wasn't *that* an
invitation for a good old-fash... more »
Nuclear power poisons the planet
Cleanest energy source in the world -- until it isn't. Almost two years
since the big tsunami in Japan. Few now think about the major nuclear plant
meltdown but the toxic waste in Fukushima is still growing. The hazmat
suits alone add to the "too dangerous to handle" pile daily and that's the
tiniest part of the continuing contamination.
Contaminated clothing represents just a fraction of the waste facing Tokyo
Electric Power Co. (9501) in a cleanup that may take four decades.
The utility estimates it may be eight years before radiation levels fall
enough to let workers start the ... more »
Al Kamen clues us in to "Who sits where in the White House"
*First Floor*
*From the *Washington Post* webpage "Inside the West Wing"*
*by Ken*
Just recently we followed our WaPo pal Al Kamen's tips on realignment in
Senate office space following the death of Hawaii Sen. Daniel Inouye. Now
Al is updating us on an even more important D.C. real-estate issue: "Who
sits where in the White House." This isn't just a matter of comfort or
convenience. We know how frantically White House personnel jockey for
position, meaning the position that puts them closest to the actual seat of
power in the building.
That's why I wanted to make sure no one miss... more »
"The World And Society In 1913"
By French painter and poet *Francis Picabia*.
Below is an excerpt from Tom Cheetham's book, *"All The World An Icon:
Henry Corbin And The Angelic Function of Beings."* 2012. North Atlantic
Books: Berkeley, California. Pg. 162-163.
"It is important to put Jung's experiment in depth psychology and
Imagination into historical context. Shamdasani reminds us of the
extraordinary state of European culture in the early years of the twentieth
century. It was a time of tremendous experimentation in the arts and
revolution in the sciences. Shamdasani writes, "Clear demarcations among
lite... more »
Spring or Winter Revolution
During the past two years, several Arab states—including Tunisia, Egypt,
Libya and Yemen— experienced massive uprisings that led to the removal of
their authoritarian regimes. The revolution is still going on in Syria,
where more than 70,000 have been killed and over a million have become
refugees in neighboring countries. The west and the east are using the
Syrian tragedy to settle their own differences.
In the mean time, some Arab states such as Saudi Arabia and Qatar are
fueling the revolution in Syria. Ironically both regimes are authoritarian.
A few days ago, the Arab newspa... more »
Free Trade 28: Exports and Prosperity
* This is my article yesterday in thelobbyist.biz
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An economy that exports more is creating more local jobs, directly and
indirectly. Even a highly import-dependent sector like electronics is still
using lots of local contents like labor, electricity, water, land and
office renalt, food, housing and entertainment for both the expat managers
and local staff, and so on.
The less import-dependent service exports like business process outsourcing
(BPOs) tend to create more local jobs and more local support businesses.
Thus, an economy must aspire to ramp up its exports capabi... more »
Northerntruthseeker Rant For Sunday, March 10th, 2013
It, is Sunday... And yes, time for my weekly rant...
So many things have been going on in my personal life the last while, and
with all the stress there was a point where I actually considered taking a
very long time off from blogging... But this has been my outlet for years
and a way of getting my thoughts "put to ink" so to speak, and therefore I
am not quitting... Sorry to have your hopes up, hasbara, sayanim, and other
JIDF agents, of the criminal state of Isra-Hell...
One thing that has been really pissing me off the last while, is the
internal war in the alternative media and ... more »
The SWP: A Short Obituary
So, in the end, all it took was a vote of 400 to 140 at today's
gerrymandered special conference to kill the SWP. I'm sure the central
committee are toasting a job well done at swappie towers tonight. After
all, it takes some mean manoeuvring to pack a meeting with your supporters
when your own team is outnumbered by 540+ to 512. And, characteristically
for all gatherings on which the fates of organisations turn, according to this
report it was something of a tepid, drippy affair. It's all redolent of the
official closing of the original CPGB, the shutting down of the Socialist
All... more »
DMCA...Digital Milenium Copyright Act Killed a man
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*Alleged Downloads by Aaron Swartz Series* 23 January 2013. Excerpt from
USA court filing: [image: [Image]] 22 January 2013. In a telephone chat
today with Andy Greenberg, Forbes technology reporter, we explained that we
had no evidence Aaron Swartz downloaded these files which Cryptome obtained
on December 16, 2010 from Torrent via unidentified sources. Aaron's name is
credited to indicate support for his Open Access Manifesto, to join
innumerable others who are answering the call to liberate information,
above and below ground. We advised Andy... more »
‘Summer Lemons,’ by Jesper Sundwall
One of my favourite local artists, Jesper Sundwall, has a new piece in the
window at the Artsight gallery.
Check out the lemons up close, he told me a lovely story about how he had
painted them first with store bought lemons but wasn’t satisfied until he
repainted them using some old fashioned lemons from a friend’s tree.
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GAIA PORTAL: Awakenings to New Paths are Occurring…
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* *Awakenings to New Paths are Occurring…*
by ÉirePort
Awakenings to new paths are occurring at this point in the so-called time
element. Accompanied by concomitant release of prior settings.
Light enters in bursts, followed by effortless action. On all levels.
Flashes of Light are also seen even from previously dark corners. Even the
corners are smoothed by incoming Light packets.
Harmonizations are occurring at all levels, although may not be visible in
the outer (3D, 4D). Alignment with golden Light frequency is the norm.
ÉirePort | March 8, 2013 at 08:44
URL: http://wp.m... more »
Saving Social Security
Scissors wielding austerity addicts have been circling around the social
safety net like vultures at a garbage dump for years now. They're
salivating at the opportunity to use the deficit to shred the social
contract made decades ago with the working people. They want that pot of
money and they're more than willing to lie about earned benefits to get
their grubby claws on it. But the truth is, Social Security is not a driver
of debt. Indeed, "Social Security can be financially tweaked by changing
its tax or benefit structure, or both," and deliver full benefits for many
years to com... more »
"Getting Wise to Government Lies"
*"Getting Wise to Government Lies"*
by Michael Reagan
"Take President Obama and his Cabinet of Liars, please. We all know what
dirty tricks they played to try and stop the sequester’s automatic budget
cuts from happening. They spent weeks trying to frighten the America people
into believing the country would collapse into chaos and suffering if the
federal government’s sequester-forced spending cuts went into effect. The
campaigner in chief and his chorus of toadies did everything they could to
make sure the puny spending cuts — which would have merely taken the
federal budge... more »
“Who Will Narrate Reality In The Future?”
*“Who Will Narrate Reality In The Future?”*
by Jon Rappoport
“Humans love to study animals and catalog their unique habits. If we could
back up far enough to see ourselves, surely we would rank our modern method
of gaining something we call “the news” one of our strangest customs. A
face and a voice on one of three preferred channels tells us what the world
is like every day. Millions of us consider such transmissions not only
informative but authoritative. Somehow, the capsulized squibs and fragments
form for us a picture of truth.
The first principle applied to the traini... more »
Eric Dollard - The Ultimate Tesla Secrets Revealed!
Free Energy for a Free Planet? T.H.E.Y. definitely don't want you knowing
about that. T.H.E.Y. definitely don't want you coming off their profitable
meters. T.H.E.Y. definitely don't want this Tesla upstart coming along and
'broadcasting (wire less) energy' across the globe WITHOUT ANY POWER LOSS
at no cost.
Eric Dollard, as Tesla discovered before him, finds all his research into
Free Energy got shat on, his labs were smashed (losing 45 years of work)
and still he (bravely) continues to share his findings, publish his
equations. It's all in the math.
*“After Eric confirmed and dou... more »
QUOTE OF THE DAY: On patriotism
“Each of you, for himself, by himself and on his own responsibility, must …
for himself
alone decide what is right and what is wrong, and which course is patriotic
and which
isn't. You cannot shirk this and be a man. To decide it against your
convictions is to be
an unqualified and inexcusable traitor, both to yourself and to your
country…”
- Mark Twain
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Another tax
The more expensive governments make it for employers to hire people, the
fewer people will be hired.
Enter, stage left, the grey ones, bearing with them an opinion that Fringe
Benefit Tax should ne now be levied on every employers providing car parks
for their staff—car parks that for most senior staff is absolutely
necessary in any city with the parking problems of, say, the country’s
biggest city.
So we have another tax. Another *fringe benefit tax. *Another tax on
employment—at a time when offering employment is increasingly hard to
afford.
Thank goodness for the revenue coll... more »
Steve Israel Has John Boehner's Back When It Comes To Those Mean Revelations From Bob Ney
When the Abramoff scandal started breaking, the Republican Party needed to
shut it down as fast as possible before it took down the whole
congressional leadership and the party itself. The implications were
existential for the GOP-- and there were a few powerful Democrats
implicated as well. But, investigated fully, it would certainly have led
beyond corruption, perhaps as far as to GOP connections to the Mob and
probably even to murder charges that involved House Majority Leader Tom
DeLay. It was deemed to be not in the national interest to have Congress
exposed so blatantly-- a... more »
John Dyble`s Investigation Is Over, That According to Christy Clark, John Les and Bill Bennett
(Updated, 5:40 p.m. Sunday, March 10th)...Christy Clarks speaks with CTV`s
Kevin Newman on question period.....Christy Clark after the first question
on Ethnicgate tries to slide the conversation away from the scandal..It
didn`t work, Kevin Newman persisted, Christy Clark stated she has now been
interviewed by John Dyble and his team of deputy ministers, and again, she
admitted that she agrees with the planning document on most levels...after
a couple more minutes of bafflegab the subject turned to tar oil, Enbridge
and David Black...More gobbily goop from the Cluckster...Hey, and g... more »
Sunday Question for Liberals
Still have a few to go, but so far: Barack Obama's best second-term
appointment? His worst?
Greg Hunter, "What Happens if U.S. Doesn’t Cut Spending?"
*"What Happens if U.S. Doesn’t Cut Spending?"*
by Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com
"Everybody is talking about the cuts in government spending with the $85
billion in forced spending cuts in military and social programs. $85
billion amounts to little more than a 2% cut in $3.8 trillion (or $3,800
billion) in federal spending per year. Didn’t most working Americans just
suffer a 2% pay cut with the expiration of the Social Security tax
holiday? How many times have we heard that thousands of government jobs
will be lost to sequestration? The so-called Great Recession destroyed a... more »
Sunday Question for Conservatives
From election day to now, which Republican 2016 presidential candidate has
impressed you? Which one has hurt his or her chances?
How Twisted was Tony Blair?
That Tony Blair lied Britain into war with Iraq is obvious and more than a
bit creepy. What's truly creepy, however, is what Blair aides now
describe as the evangelical mindset to the world that informed Blair's
decision-making.
*Sir Christopher Meyer, Britain’s ambassador to Washington during the
run-up to the war, writes ...that Mr Blair’s mistakes on Iraq flowed from a
“black and white” world view that was “more evangelical than the American
Christian Right”. *
**
*He says that Mr Blair’s “unquestioning support” for the president
“eliminated what should have been salutary Brit... more »
Dear Alberta
Fossil fuel is crazy stuff. It's addictive and, like most things
addictive, it can be very harmful and that goes for users and traffickers
alike. As easy as it is to get addicted to the product, it can be just as
easy and as dangerous to get addicted to the money from selling it.
The last competent premier of Alberta, Peter Lougheed, understood the
downsides of becoming addicted to fossil fuel revenues and he offered his
wisdom free of charge to anyone who would listen. Nobody did - not Ralph
Klein, not "Special Ed" Stelmach, and not Alison Redford either. Even the
self-procl... more »
All the President's jokes
The Gridiron Club has been practicing its particular brand of snobbery for
128 years. Membership in this most exclusive of all insider DC journalist
organizations, is by invitation only. Their parties are so private, not
even journalists are allowed inside its doors without prior approval, which
rarely comes. As I tweeted to Mark Knoller last night, there's no better
illustration of the incestuous Beltway bubble insider culture than this
club and its annual dinner. (A tweet that was weirdly retweeted by
Instapundit himself this morning. Who knows how he even saw it.)
A few importan... more »
Read Stuff, You Should
Dan Larison brings us a key quote about modern and pre-modern warfare, from
a new book about the law of war.
"Death-by-Drone.gov"
*"Death-by-Drone.gov"*
by Joel Bowman
"Poor Rand Paul. He seems like a decent enough fellow, the kind who might
stand when a lady joins the table…or sit when a CIA director enters the
room. What’s he doing getting mixed up with that seedy D.C. mafia they call
Congress? His father might have at least warned him. Nevertheless, the
Kentucky senator has been all over the news this week. Social media feeds
lit up Wednesday with messages of support for the man many see as the
Libertarian Party’s next champion. The hashtag #StandWithRand flashed
throughout the Twittersphere. Catchy ... more »
Spring has sprung...(and an inspiring video)
*seen last week:*
*My tomatoes have popped up:*
Starting seeds is easy. In the spring, I put a shelf unit in front of my
back slider. First to be planted are the tomatoes and the eggplant. The
only flowers I start this early are the moss roses. The plastic covers are
Costco spring mix lettuce boxes turned upside down. Simple...
When the plants are large enough, they will be moved to my upright cold
frame hubby built for me using an old slider door and some free glass
panels from our local window guy.
I also overwinter 4 or 5 different color geranium plants. Geran... more »
We Voted for a President Who'll Cut Social Security and Medicare (and Liberals Love Him for It)
I'm pretty sure that what passes for "liberals" today would have fit in
pretty well with the leaders of the Young Americans for Freedom (not a
liberal group, folks) who supported Barry Goldwater back in 1964. Or at
least they sound exactly* like them to me (who was there). I've also
included a Comments section that almost perfectly shows the difficulty of
explaining what's happening in our
George Shultz presses Congress to act on climate change – ‘Good work on conservation and the environment is in the Republican gene’
[image: Former Secretary of State George Shultz, Climate Warrior. Shultz is
concerned that climate change is a 'threat multiplier' to national security
that will foment global resource shortages and political instability. A
raft of reports from the Pentagon and other agencies have reached similar
conclusions. Photo: San Francisco Chronicle]By Ashley Southall
8 March 2013
(The New York Times) – George P. Shultz, a former Republican cabinet
secretary, seems an unlikely figure to fight for climate change, which is
largely the political turf of Democrats.
But climate change was exact... more »
Investors embrace climate change, chase hotter profits – ‘The climate is changing. Sea level is rising. That’s quite obvious. Cities close to the waterline continue to grow and need more protection. It’s almost a natural growth market.’
[image: Shortage of arable land, longer droughts, and frequent floods: the
costs of adapting to climate change may reach $130 billion per year by
2030, creating opportunities for a host of investors. Photo: Getty Images]
By Matthew Campbell and Chris V. Nicholson
7 March 2013
(Bloomberg) – Investing in climate change used to mean financing the fight
against global warming. Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs Group Inc., and other
firms took stakes in wind farms and tidal-energy projects, and set up
carbon-trading desks.
Then, as efforts to curb greenhouse-gas emissions faltered, the ... more »
Future perspectives . . .
THE
CRASH AND BURN of the GOP in the US election can be seen as the
consequence of the neo-con Dubya regime, which leads me to wonder if
future historians will see Dubya as the Mr. Bean of the GOP: the Man Who
Made It All Fall Apart.
Seriously, post-WW2 American conservatives had the whole world, in spite
of Uncle Joe's best efforts. Uncle Joe had incredible advantages, the
unbelievably
WELBY 'THE SPOOK'.
*Archbishop Justin Welby, as a young man, "was an Elf finance 'shark'". *
dailymail
Some people believe that 'JEWISH SPY' ARCHBISHOP WELBY secretly works for
the rich elite.
The* Mail on Sunday* tells the story of the 'slick' young Justin Welby, the
shady 'Monsieur Africa' and the £6 billion mission to steal Nigeria's oil
riches.
*dailymail*
Archbishop Justin Welby worked in Nigeria for five years alongside Andre
Tarallo.
Tarallo was later jailed
Justin Welby, the UK's Archbishop of Canterbury, was formerly an oil
company executive.
*Elf, famous for corruption and scandal, rep... more »
Anthony Gregory on Rand Paul's Senate Filibuster
*Source - Independent Institute*:
Rand Paul's nearly 13-hour filibuster in the U.S. Senate was one of the
most exciting events to take place in Washington in the eyes of Independent
Institute Research Fellow Anthony Gregory.
"At least now we see that the real issues involved are not left and right,
the issue is power versus liberty, and now we can see where people will
take their stance." - Anthony Gregory.
Creative Showcase: Creative Features and Link-up
I can't believe another week has come and gone. For our family the week has
been filled with skiing, Disney on Ice and of course, some crafts. These
are some of my favorite projects and recipes from the past link-ups.
As soon as my husband saw this picture, he has begged me to make these No-Bake
Mint Oreo Meltaways from Lemon Tree Dwelling.
I want to add Princess Sleeves to every single one of my daughter's
dresses with this tutorial from Rae Gun Ramblings.
Can you believe this $6 Faux Wrought Iron Triple Frame by Just Lu, is
made out of toilet paper rolls?
We are trying to make... more »
World rejects new protections for polar bears – ‘It’s a sad day for one of the world’s most iconic creatures’
By Brad Lendon
8 March 2013
(CNN) – A U.S. plan to give new protection to polar bears was voted down
Thursday at an international conference on endangered species.
The American delegation at the Convention on International Trade in
Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) meeting in Bangkok,
Thailand, had sought a ban on the international trade of polar bear parts.
The ban was opposed by Canada, home to the world's largest population of
polar bears, as well as Norway and Greenland. It failed with 38 votes for,
42 against and 46 abstentions.
"Unfortunately, politics see... more »
Sunday Classics: "The pride of the King withers before the pride of the priest!" (King Philip, in "Don Carlos")
*Eric Halfvorson as the Grand Inquisitor and Ferruccio Furlanetto as King
Philip in Don Carlos at Covent Garden*
*by Ken*
As I noted in Friday's preview ("Every day is a good day for an auto-da-fé"),
this week we pick up at the point where we left off in the January 27 post "Verdi's
King Philip -- a man in crisis," with King Philip II of Spain alone in his
study at dawn, having (presumably once again) spent a sleepless night over
what he presumes to be the infidelity of his wife. And then at this ungodly
hour, enter the Grand Inquisitor, 90 and blind, having been summoned by the
k... more »
Kabul Kold-Shoulder
Hamid Karzai is acting like he discovered Taliban lipstick on Chuck Hagel's
shirt collar. Oh, for shame.
America's freshly-minted defense secretary called off a joint press
conference with Karzai after the Green-Breasted Loon of Kabul angrily
accused the Americans of collaborating with the Taliban to keep foreign
troops in Afghanistan after the 2014 withdrawal.
Hagel's people cited security concerns but the Afghans were having none of
it.
*"It doesn't make any sense," said one Afghan official, who asked to remain
anonymous because he was not authorised to discuss the sensitive is... more »
ALEC Legislators - Pretending to Be US Foreign Diplomats
While reading an excellent piece of investigative journalism written by Bob
Sloan – Voters Legislative Transparency Project entitled:
*ALEC-New Partnerships and Exposing Hidden Foreign Influences*
I was horrified with the implications of “ALEC state legislators”
interfering in international affairs.
I guess in a way – this whole ALEC “International Task Force” sham should
be a warning to citizens around the globe of the inflated image that the
American Legislative Exchange Council has of itself.
In 1985 the Wall Street Journal made this statement in an article about
ALEC:
Yet ALEC ... more »
Daylight savings time...
*did you change your clocks?*
I hate daylight savings time. It doesn't "save" time. It just rearranges
it and gives it a new name. It also forces me to get up in the morning and
ask myself, "What time is it really?"
SPOOKS CONTROL THE PARTIES AND THE MEDIA
*Jo Shaw announced her resignation*
Some political parties are run by the spooks, and that means that they are
'fascist' and involved in child abuse.
The leaders of the UK's Liberal party (renamed Liberal Democrats) have long
been linked to fascism and child abuse.
The UK's Liberals got Britain into World War I.
Paddy Ashdown, former leader of the Liberals, worked for MI6.
Sir Cyril Smith was one of many child abusing Liberals.
*The leaders of the Liberal Democrats support secret courts.*
*Human rights barrister Dinah Rose and ex-parliamentary candidate Jo Shaw
have resigned from... more »
Space News from the Electric Universe - lightning above storms - jets, sprites and elves
The Thunderbolts Project is running a *Space News from the Electric Universe
* series, here's the latest one about 'red sprites, blue jets and green
elves' i.e. multicoloured spurts of electro-magnetic activity ABOVE thunder
clouds lifting off into the upper ionosphere to an altitude of 100km.
*Science still doesn't how lightning is formed?*
"There is an electrical circuit connecting the Sun and the Earth," so
confirms Wal Thornhill of HoloScience before going on to poo-poo Arthur C
Clarke's romantic 'space elevator' as a *"massive (space) lightning rod"*i.e. VERY DANGEROUS.
Is There Recourse When A Political Party Decides To Sabotage The Economy To Undermine The Country?
When I retired from my job at Warner Bros, one of the happiest thoughts I
had is that I would never have to go to a Grammy Awards show again-- nor
anything like it-- and never have to be a prop in the audience in someone's
lame TV extravaganza. All those shows made me sick and I had to go to all
of them. However... there was only one I actually did like and that was the
U.K. version of the Grammies, the BRIT Awards. I was at the 1998 version,
the night before my birthday at the London Arena, primarily to support
Fleetwood Mac, who were performing and getting an Outstanding Contrib... more »
Is Opposition to Organised Jewry insane?
A reader wrote a comment stating that speaking of the government in London
as under Talmudic Occupation, or of there being a deliberate plan by our
enemies to bring in totally unassimiable people to our lands to destroy us,
leads to an assumption that I am some sort of anti-Jewish racist nutter,
'which alienates most people, and causes them to think of you as being a
bad person, or mentally deranged, or whatever'. This is a very important
comment and needs to be addressed.
Am I anti-Jewish? No, I am not.
I have every respect for genuine National Zionists who wish to live in an ... more »
Untitled
Future is now for the Saints ~Mike Detillier
Are the Jews a race?
*"No man will treat with indifference the principle of race. It is the key
to history, and why history is often so confused is that it has been
written by men who are ignorant of this principle and all the knowledge it
involves. . . Language and religion do not make a race--there is only one
thing which makes a race, and that is blood." *
*- Benjamin Disraeli, former Jewish Prime Minister and political figure in
Britain*
Issues relating to race and genetics are always controversial, especially
when dealing with the Jews. Are the Jews a race, or merely a religious or
cultural commun... more »
The BBC respond, hmmm
Further to my on-going complaint to the BBC re Jeremy Bowen's choice of
Rosh Hashonah to hold a Twitter debate, here's three emails that might be
of interest...
11 April is the day... I wonder whn I will get a response?
1. Nota Sheep
5 Mar (5 days ago)
to Leanne
Dear Leanne
Thank you for your response and I am pleased that my complaint will be put
before the Trustees.
I have two questions at this time:
1. Do you / the BBC accept that the BBC's last response relied largely upon
a factually incorrect statement - regarding the date of Rosh Hashonah?
2. What date is the April meet... more »
Untitled
*Iraq war veteran with Purple Heart dies after being shot by St. Tammany
deputy *
*TOPS would benefit from tobacco money*
*Erin Brockovich takes on sinkhole case* *Alligator demand and prices
heading up* *Sunday: Keep-N-It Real second line parade ~Big Red Cotton,Gambit
*
'CRAZY' JUSTIN BIEBER
Justin Bieber's handlers are making him 'crazy' and 'nuts'.
"From Mariah Carey and Britney Spears' infamous programming breakdowns in
the past decade to Amy Winehouse... the music industry has its fair share
of artists plagued with psychological problems.
"Thanks to Fritz Springmeier and other researchers of MK ULTRA and mind
control programming, we're now able to understand the possibility that
these tortured artists are suffering from dissociative disorders kept quiet
in mainstream media."
*Sick, Sad World: Justin Bieber Jumps on the 'Crazy' Train*
They're watching us
Justin... more »
Anti-Nuke Demonstration Rocks Taiwan
[image: macro_10]
*Locked forever.*
What a success! 200,000 show up for the anti-nuclear demonstration across
the island yesterday, rocking the Powers That Be. From FocusTaiwan, one of
the government news sites, from the government's Central News Agency (CNA):
In what organizers called the largest anti-nuclear protest in Taiwan, an
estimated 200,000 people took to the streets in several parts of the island
on Saturday to call for the scrapping of nuclear power plants.
The protest was held simultaneously in northern, central, southern and
eastern Taiwan just two days before the secon... more »
Zbigniew Brzezinski on the shift of power in this world
address-withheld@my.opera.com.invalid (Dr. John v. Kampen) at - 19 hours ago
Link: http://youtu.be/2dR6PrcsOpc
Zbigniew Brzezinski is a prominent Polish-American geostrategist. Since
1997 I follow him and his opinions after he published his for Europe so
determining book: The Grand Chessboard. Has his vision of a "greater
America" with the pre-eminence of the USA changed? Listen to this interview.
John
Blast from the Past: Conversation of Nixon +US Amb to ROC
*A hornet grabs a drink.*
*
**FOREIGN RELATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES, 1969–1976*
*VOLUME XVII, CHINA, 1969–1972, DOCUMENT 136*
*
**136. Conversation Between President Nixon and the Ambassador to the
Republic of China (McConaughy)1*
*
**Washington, June 30, 1971, 12:18–12:35 p.m.*
[Omitted here is an exchange of pleasantries and a brief discussion of
American relations with Africa, Chile, Turkey, and Iran.]
McConaughy: Am I authorized, Mr. President, to continue telling them that
we do not intend our efforts to lower tensions with the Chinese Communists—
Nixon: Our intentions—
McCo... more »
Thoughts for the Brain
What is Marxism? It is historical materialism as a means to progressively
change the world. Why does Marxism as a political movement centre on the
working class? Because of its position firstly as in independent class with
its own aims, second because of its essential role in creating wealth,
third because it owns no property in the means of production when it
assumes power it has no other group to oppress or exploit, therefore
workers power can be used as a means to escape to a classless society.
When we define working class we must insist on wage labour being the key
determinant a... more »
13 new periodic solutions to the 3-body problem
The Science Magazine's news arm has noticed an interesting preprint by two
physicists,
Three Classes of Newtonian Three-Body Planar Periodic Orbits (by Milovan
Šuvakov [student], Veljko Dmitrašinović [senior nuclear physicist] of
Belgrade)
They use topological and numerical methods to find three classes with 13
new types of periodic orbits in the 3-body problem.
The two-body problem in Newton's gravity happens to be fully solvable. You
may prove that the elliptical orbits with the right parameters and the
center-of-mass in one of the foci exactly solves Newton's equations of
mo... more »
Is Pennsylvania Ready For A Kenyan-Born Governor? Meet John Hanger
According to the latest PPP polling Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett has a
problem. Only 27% of the state's voters think he's doing a good job. Over
half think he isn't. But when it comes to one-on-one match-ups, the
Democrats will have to pick a strong candidate and work really had to beat
Corbett in 2014. These are the Democrats PPP asked about with the
percentages who would pick Corbett first and each of them second.
*•* Former Gov. Ed Rendell- 40-42%
*•* Attorney General Kathleen Kane- 42-42%
*•* Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter- 41-38%
*•* Former Environmental Protection Se... more »
Media Revelations/Confirmations About Fukushima
Some data founded embedded in the news reports include:
Foundation of reactor buildings cracked allowing ground water into buildings
[Excerpted] As if the damage above ground isn’t enough to worry about, the
9 -magnitude earthquake apparently cracked the walls of the plant, allowing
about 400 tons of groundwater to seep into the buildings and mix with the
tainted coolant water. [end]
Nagata, K. (2013, March 9) 'Water is Both the Savior and the Bane at
Fukushima No. 1' Japan Times,
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2013/03/09/national/water-is-both-the-savior-and-the-bane-at-fukushi... more »
Golden State: "Bombs" (Music)
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Music video by Golden State performing Bombs. (C) 2012 Wrong Treats LLC.
As heard on the season 5 finale of Gossip Girl ("The Return of the Ring"
Episode 24)
Lyrics:
END THIS WAR
I can't be sure of this
memories are fading fast
a fragile heart of glass
thats shattered once before
the walls start to break and crack nothing is built to...
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Bill Whittle: Virtual President on Gun Control...
*excellent!*
No, really - watch this.
*I have been mugged. * I was in danger of rape and murder. If I had been
armed with a gun, I would have used it. Any questions?
Divining Rod, Part 7B: "Maya"
Divining Rod, Part 7B: "Maya." YouTube Video Description - [Source:
ProfessorCosmic]:
Part 7 of the "Divining Rod: Illumination and the Twilight Zone
Experience," a 55 minute analysis/appreciation of Rod Serling's brilliant
creation. In Part 7B, "Maya" and the Conclusion, we look more closely at
the figure created in Hall's dream. Who is she? She is death and the
illusion of death. She is dualism, the illusion of separation between you
and the world, subject and object, male and female. She is sexuality and
death. But she is a guide, too, to what lies beyond, the great mystery of
... more »
Not Unicorns and Ponies, Kelp Forests and Water
Vaughn Palmer wrote an article titled...
*B.C. NDP Supporters Dreams of Good Times Ahead Likely to be Dashed*
http://www.vancouversun.com/opinion/columnists/supporters+dreams+good+times+ahead+dashed/8071668/story.html
_____________
As an NDP supporter I find Vaughn`s premise to be offensive, to suggest
that the NDP base is concerned with dole and gifts, let the good times
roll, let`s spend spend spend, deficits be damned, budgets are for fools...
Vaughn Palmer must have a taste for sand considering he has his head firmly
planted beneath the beach.
What voters want is honestly, ... more »
NO justice, NO peace
We have an obligation to every last victim of this illegal aggression
because all of this carnage has been done in our name. Since World War II,
90% of the casualties of war are unarmed civilians. 1/3 of them children.
Our victims have done nothing to us. From Palestine to Afghanistan to Iraq
to Somalia to wherever our next target may be, their murders are not
collateral damage, they are the nature of modern warfare. They don't hate
us because of our freedoms. They hate us because every day we are funding
and committing crimes against humanity. The so-called "war on terror" is a
... more »
TV Watch: Sure, it would be nice if ABC's "Body of Proof" was better, but sometimes you have to just take what they give you
*Season 3 of Body of Proof has brought a new pair of detectives, veteran
Tommy Sullivan (Mark Valley, right) and young hotshot Adam Lucas (Elyes
Gabel), working with medical examiner Megan Hunt (Dana Delany). Luscious
Tommy, with whom Megan shares a past, replaces defunct liaison Peter Dunlap
(Nicholas Bishop) as her "will they or won't they?" partner.*
*by Ken*
On the whole, I have to say I'm happy to have *Body of Proof* back for a
third season. I still wish the show were more involving, not to mention
more believable. But then, when your central plot premise is a
crime-solving ... more »
Move clocks forward one hour tonight
Nunavut
While the rest of Nunavut observes DST, Southampton Island including Coral
Harbour remain on Eastern Standard Time throughout the year.
Ontario
Most of Ontario uses DST. Pickle Lake, New Osnaburgh, and Atikokan, three
communities located within the Central Time Zone in Northwestern Ontario,
all observe Daylight saving time all year long. (This has the effect of
having them on Central Time during the summer tourist season, and Eastern
Time during the winter—without ever changing their clocks.)
ALL MIGHTY DOLLAR PRINCIPLE
Regis Tremblay writes:
One evening at dinner, I sat next to Sr. Stella, a Korean missionary sister
with a great sense of humor and a good command of the English language.
After dinner and a delightful conversation, Sr. Stella asked, “so why not
interview me. I want to tell Obama and the American people something.”
How could I refuse? Sitting next to the 20 ft barbed wire topped fence of
the base, with the light fading fast and a fire burning to keep warm on
that cool evening, Sr. Stella with all the confidence in the world and the
passion of her convictions, let it rip.
She is on... more »
Preston Pouts Over Tory Perceived Weakness on Environment
Preston Manning, former Reform Party leader who now heads a Conservative
Junior Achievement Academy/Komsomol to indoctrinate train and churn out
"right thinking" Conservative leaders criticized the Harper Cons today for
their "perceived weakness" on the environment. Preston seemed remarkably
blase to the party's actual failure on the environment or its anti-science
foundation which might have something to do with its perceived weakness.
Manning went on to back Canada's sub-prime energy nightmare, the Tar Sands,
which is about all you need to know about his own environmental *bo... more »
Look at the graph to see the evidence of global warming - Telegraph
'In recent months, even such fanatical proponents of the warmist orthodoxy
as Rajendra Pachauri, chairman of the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change, James Hansen of Nasa, and the Met Office have all had to
concede that since 1997, the warming trend has stalled virtually to a
standstill. Of course, there was a modest temperature rise in the 20th
century, as a continuation of the warming that began 200 years ago as the
world naturally emerged from those centuries of cooling known as the Little
Ice Age. But the 0.5C rise between 1976 and 1998 was no greater than the
0.5C ... more »
MLA Cam Broten Wins Sask NDP Leadership Race By 44 Votes!
[image: Progressive Bloggers]
*Cam Broten is the winner of Saskatchewan's New Democratic Party leadership
race after beating fellow candidate Ryan Meili by a thin margin of just 44
votes Saturday afternoon.*
* *
*A total of 8, 284 people voted in the second ballot at the NDP convention
held at TCU Place in Saskatoon, with 4,164 of those votes going to Broten.*
***A gasp went up from the crowd as the results were announced. Saskatoon
physician Meili counted in at 4,120 votes. Supporters on both sides were
stunned by how close the results were.*
***Broten, a Saskatoon MLA, took the st... more »
With Liberals in rear-view mirror, conservative deep thinkers ponder greener look
Your blogger offers Preston Manning a couple of big ideas for conservatives
to think about. Below: Liberal Justin Trudeau, pollster Andre Turcotte.
OTTAWA While the Forum Research polling company was proclaiming that if an
election were held today, Justin Trudeau would be prime minister,
conservatives of an assortment of exotic and garden varieties huddled under
... more »
Mayor Stupid plays grabass with @ThomsonTO. Fuckwits rush to excuse it | #TOpoli
Well, maybe he was so fucked up he thought he was coaching football or
something. Football players do that, don't they?
Ed Keenan and Ivor Tossell have already weighed in on this, so not much to
add to their analysis, but I have one question for the "Ford Nation"
deadheads rushing to the mayor's support:
You think you'd be able to get away with this shit? Yeah, I know the guy's
apparently Teflon-coated, and no matter what the left-wing conspiracy
throws at him, he manages to skate, but why don't you try pulling some of
his shit? You know -- scream drunken obscenities at women at ... more »
Democrats Are Mentally Healthier Than Republicans But Are They Physically Healthier As Well?
Shoulda stuck to the tea at the Tea Party, maybe?
Vitamin Shoppe is a relatively inexpensive way to buy nutritional
supplements and vitamins online. And they send a magazine with lots of ads
and some interesting content from time to time. Last week I was looking at
a list of the 10 best foods for weight loss, which includes beans, sweet
potatoes, grapefruit, sardines, spinach, cayenne pepper, eggs, yoghurt,
artichokes and fresh ginger. (They also suggest burning extra calories by
kickboxing, racquetball, roller skating, cross-country skiing, riding a
stationary bike and doing an hour... more »
Another gun show host murdered
Yet another high profile media gun guy gets murdered.
The host of The Sportsman Channel’s “A Rifleman’s Journal” was shot and
killed in Montana on Friday. The gunman, seemingly a jealous husband, then
turned the weapon on himself.
This seems pretty clearly a case where it would have happened no matter
what because, it's Montana. I suspect they solve a lot of domestic disputes
with guns there. But this is the third one in just a few weeks and the
other two weren't over spurned lovers.
Steve M. tells me the wingers suspect a super secret diabolical government
plot to kill all the f... more »
Support Colorado Student Walkout March 14
Support Colorado students standing up for their education:
GOOD AND BAD NEWS ON THE ECONOMY
www.mirror.co.uk
*1.* "'There’s a lot of little kids going hungry round here,' explained one
friend, who works in a local community centre.
"Indeed, just the other day she had spoken to a family where *the child had
been chewing wallpaper at night.*
"'He didn’t want to tell his mum because he knew she didn’t have the money
for supper,' she explained. 'We hear more and more stories like this.'"
*Life in the UK - Where austerity really hits home*
*
*
*Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor, Duke of westminster*
The UK's Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor and family are worth $11.4 Billion.
Gerald Cave... more »
A Note on Populism
In my opinion the emergence of a popular, left populist party in Britain is
as likely as a just and equitable outcome to tomorrow's SWP special
conference. But what of "a left idealistic populism refusing to accept the
pragmatism of office ... a possible wider ‘no cuts, no austerity’
movement", as suggested by Anthony Painter? There are a couple of
significant hurdles the anti-cuts movement today that would be tough to
overcome.
Firstly, and I am sorry to say it, for most people 'the cuts' plural are
not as big an issue as you, I, and everyone on the left would like them to
be. Pe... more »
The Weekly Dog Whistle to the Plutocrats
**
(A/k/a The Weekly Presidential Address)
**
*Hi, everybody. My top priority as President is making sure we do
everything we can to reignite the true engine of America’s economic growth
– a rising, thriving middle class*.
There will be a continuous topping off of your corporate tanks by the U.S.
Treasury. While the oligarchic engine thrums, its premium gas
is producing the toxic by-product of deficit hysteria. Like all things
shitty, it flows downhill, eventually igniting into a final conflagration
destroying what little is left of the middle class. This, my fellow
plutocrats A... more »
KIPP, Inc. (Texas) Downgraded by Fitch: Will Test Score Derivatives Be Next?
Now KIPP CEOs aka "school leaders" aka "principals" have more to pore over
on Monday mornings than reports of children talking at school or going to
the bathroom illegally, or even reports that test scores were flat last
week. Now they must worry about being too highly leveraged, narrow balance
sheets, and escalating debt service.
With reports of being downgraded to BB+ by Fitch, how will Wall Street
hedge fund investors respond? Will Gates shell out another $10 million?
Or will the plutocrats who favor segregated chain gang schools for poor
children put heat on Texas legislato... more »
Mohawk Nation News 'Northern Gatekeepers' Cree youth trekkers
NORTHERN
GATEKEEPERS
MNN. Mar. 8, 2013. The Northern Cree of Hudson’s-James Bay [Quebec] are
walking for unity. The six Great Whale Indigenous youth and their master
hunter are going to Ottawa, by foot, for 1,500 kilometers in -40 C.
weather. They are trekking along a traditional trade route and reminding
us of historical alliance between Cree, Algonquin, Mohawk and other
Indigenous
Herring Here, Herring There, Herring Everywhere
A harbinger of Spring where I live is the annual herring run through the
Salish Sea.
The herring in their countless millions migrate south as they spawn, the
females attaching their fertilized roe onto kelp.
As they spawn their milt paints the dark ocean a pale emerald green.
And as they come through it's a free for all for creatures from hundreds of
miles around. The eagles come in their masses, their unique screech
announcing their arrival. Seagulls and all manner of waterbirds likewise
flock to the beaches.
Beneath the surface schools of salmon and other predators claim ... more »
What Mattered This Week?
Breaking format, with an "I don't know."
The two things are the two filibusters, the live one by Rand Paul and the
cloture defeat for a DC Circuit Court nominee.
Will Rand Paul's filibuster turn out to have mattered? Yes, if it sparks a
cross-party coalition on civil liberties, or if it's the beginning of a
more assertive Congress on national security. Or if it starts serious
internal change in the GOP on some of these issues. Will it do so? I'm
skeptical -- and a remarkably empty WaPo op-ed by Paul certainly doesn't
make me think it's more likely -- but it's certainly not impossibl... more »
Australia’s summer is hottest on record – Average temperature breaks previous summer temperature record, set in summer 1997/1998
[image: Bushfire in Tasmania, Australia, 7 January 2013. Photo: Jennifer /
enriqueiglesias.com]
By Stephanie Pappas, LiveScience Senior Writer
1 March 2013
(LiveScience) – Australia's summer of 2013 is the hottest on record so far,
the country's Bureau of Meteorology announced today (March 1).
The country's average temperature this summer has been 83.5 degrees
Fahrenheit (28.6 degrees Celsius), 2 degrees F (1 degree C) above normal.
That breaks the previous summer temperature record, set in the summer of
1997 to 1998, by 0.18 degree F (0.1 degree C).
Summertime in the Southern h... more »
It's A Small Oligarchal World After All (How Do You Want Your Poison?): Why Bull Market for Stocks and Bear Market for Workers
Dressing Up Pretty To Cut Benefits for the Poor and Lame Enlarge (Credit:
AP/Carolyn Kaster) Yes, Obama is engaging in a charm offensive, lunching
with House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan. Next Thursday, he’ll join
the entire GOP Senate caucus at their weekly luncheon But will this
gastronomical diplomacy actually lead to a deal to turn off sequestration,
or maybe even the elusive “
Moccasins on the Ground to Protect Sacred Water Begins
Moccasins on the Ground to Protect Sacred Water
By Debra White Plume
March 8, 2013
www.tarsandsblockade.org
Reposted at Censored News
Update: Friday, March 8 - Moccasins on the Ground: Frontline Activist Training begins
Moccasins on the Ground training at Pine Ridge reservation in South
Dakota kicked off today with celebration and
It's Time Science Deniers Were Driven Out of Office
The Harper government is full of them and, judging by their policies, the
other parties have their share too. They're science deniers, those who
find it politically expedient to either deny scientific opinion or simply
ignore it in the quest for political advancement.
The simple fact is this type of political complacency is putting us in
peril - you, me, everyone. It's inexcusable and it represents political
corruption or political cowardice and nothing else.
*McClatchey Newspapers* offers an eye-opener, "*Who Needs Science", *that
looks at how narrow interests from the tobacco ... more »
For New York Times environmental reporting, intentions may be good but the signs are not – ‘They’ve made a horrible decision that ensures the deterioration of The Times’s environmental coverage’
[image: For residents of Lower Manhattan, the light-filled northern part of
the island seemed a world apart after Hurricane caused widespread
electrical blackouts, 2 November 2012. Photo: David Shankbone]
By MARGARET SULLIVAN
5 March 2013
(The New York Times) – Judging by appearances, things are not looking good
for environmental reporting at *The Times*.
In January, *The Times* dismantled its environmental reporting “pod” – a
group of reporters and editors solely devoted to that subject who worked
with one another to develop stories and projects.
Then, on Friday, *The Times’s* ... more »
I Miss Chicago...
H/T Rural Revolution
*A parked car in another state had a bumper sticker that read "I MISS
CHICAGO."**
So I smashed the window, ripped out the radio, shot both the tires, added a
Obama bumper sticker, and left a note that read, "I hope this helps."*
Arctic ice loss amplified Superstorm Sandy violence
[image: Satellite view of Hurricane Sandy at 9:02 am EST on 28 October
2013. Photo: NASA GOES Project]
By Blaine Friedlander
4 March 2013
(Cornell Chronicle) – If you believe that last October's Superstorm Sandy
was a freak of nature -- the confluence of unusual meteorological,
atmospheric and celestial events -- think again.
Cornell and Rutgers researchers report in the March issue of Oceanography
that the severe loss of summertime Arctic sea ice -- attributed to
greenhouse warming -- appears to enhance Northern Hemisphere jet stream
meandering, intensify Arctic air mass invasio... more »
Los Angeles County Voters Are Getting a More Progressive Option for Sheriff
The most populated county in America has seen a lot of problems with its
Sheriff’s office over the past few years. L.A. County Sheriff Lee Baca has
morphed from a law enforcement professional to a thoroughly greasy
politician, and his lack of leadership in the department led to a prisoner
abuse scandal in the county jails, according to the county’s Citizen’s
Commission on Jail Violence.
Now a Los Angeles Police Department supervisor is stepping up to challenge
Baca in 2014. Lou Vince, a progressive by nature and temperment, is an
18-year veteran of the force and a leader in the de... more »
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