Holy crap! And we had a person with no better judgment than that as the head of the CIA?
Are the American people going to be distracted by this freak show or will we demand actual answers about Benghazi?
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Well James, here’s how I feel.
We have to change with the times!
See here an analysis of our new CIA personnel.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1c7_1343313316
Nutjobs, all of them.
Yep!
LMAO over that one
Oh !
Now I am all worked up about Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattonson again.
Thanks !
And I barely get the joke. Damn !
LOL!!
I don’t know whether to laugh or recommend a good psychiatrist.
Now that Feinstein excused Petraeus from testifying on Benghazi, there will be fewer answers and a lot more questions that will be swept under the carpet. It’s all a freak show and will remain so until after the
investigationwhite wash.I think the hearings in the House will require his presence.
This from the Hill:
It doesn’t look like it’s a sure deal but we can hope at least one of the four hearings calls him in.
Feinstein: Yeah, We Still Need to Talk to Petraeus About Benghazi
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/KatiePavlich/2012/11/12/feinstein_yeah_we_still_need_to_talk_to_petraeus_about_benghazi
Interesting. She must have received some flack from her earlier comment. That’s a good sign.
Yeh, it isn’t going to be that easy to sweep this stuff under the rug.
LOL Right! And I’ve got a bridge to sell. These are Democrats. They can sweep anything under the rug and no one cares. The MSM went after Nixon because they hated him. Who’s going to go after Obama? Barbara Walters? In your dreams.
Jim
Lol, I said, “it isn’t going to be that easy”, they’re going to have to put more effort in it.
Totally off topic
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+ 10
Bill’s a little upset, but, he echoes my sentiment, or I his. .
Well that’s the way they wanted it and they got what they wanted. But like Bill says when the earners or the people creating wealth with work declines and can’t continue because of the growing majority that are looking for their money for nothing keeps eating away at the earners that makes it all possible, then what? The pot of gold is all but gone but at least they have a free phone and some promises err something to feed their appetite. That self induced forced onto them selves diet will be a bitch! I wonder who the MSN will be pointing the fingers at then.
Bill is pissed and I don’t blame him – poor ol’ Bill lives in California
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Washington State solved the jury duty problem by using the driver’s licensing roll. I don’t think there are any conservatives in this state. I’m not sure why I’m in this state.
Jim
I think most do use the driver licenses now, it’s just that people who don’t participate are uniformed, so they still think it comes from the voter rolls.
Nevada also uses the vehicle registration roll.
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/gen-john-allen-investigation-connection-david-petraeus-scandal/story
It says page unavailible now.
Try this one….. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/11/13/top-us-commander-in-afghanistan-gen-john-allen-under-investigation-for-alleged/
Yes, and it’s pissing me off. This guy was already under investigation for in appropriate behavior. This isn’t news. This is orchestrated BS.
Yup, and people will just see what the MSN is pushing like the other thing never happened. Sickening…….
“This is orchestrated BS.”
‘Get the transcript, Candy’.
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/gen-john-allen-investigation-connection-david-petraeus-scandal/story?id=17704438#.UKH-40bFnfI
Sooooo will this one be next?
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Navy said Saturday it is replacing the admiral in command of an aircraft carrier strike group in the Middle East, pending the outcome of an internal investigation into undisclosed allegations of inappropriate judgment.
Rear Adm. Charles M. Gaouette is being sent back to the USS John C. Stennis’ home port at Bremerton in what the Navy called a temporary reassignment. The Navy said he is not formally relieved of his command of the Stennis strike group but will be replaced by Rear Adm. Troy M. Shoemaker, who will assume command until the investigation is completed.
http://www.komonews.com/news/local/Stennis-admiral-reassigned-amid-allegations-of-inappropriate-judgment-176099991.html
Lol, prolly.
So what is going on a coup errr something, get rid of everyone that knows something?
They were already getting rid of them, now they’re reporting this crap as a distraction from Benghazi, F&F, and the election totals.
Well they getting rid of their credibility, that’s one thing for sure.
Yes, it’s ludicrous, and it’s horrible.
I wouldn’t want to be the next in line under this administration. It’s a nightmare on Elm Street in the waiting.
But hey, James when it comes to that you get voluntold to do it.
Lol, yeh, I’ve been voluntold before.
http://firstlightforum.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/nikolai-yezhov-nkvd.jpg
Maybe some of that too.
In 1984, they were called unpersons.
Jim
And then we Have General Ham who was reportedly relieved of command
http://www.stripes.com/news/obama-to-nominate-army-gen-rodriguez-to-lead-africom-1.193564
Yes, it’s quit a shake up in the area.
Yeah, Colbert and Stuart already stabed a Ham last night, them leftist spin doctor nucsacks, but hey I guess the public sees them as credible now as the MSN! That’s sad!
The lunatics believe them.
Yeah and the MSN too….
“After writing this weblog since July 2005, I have decided to retire it. It has been a very effective venue to present a wider range of viewpoints than were typically available elsewhere during the earlier period of my posts.”
http://pielkeclimatesci.wordpress.com/2012/11/13/the-weblog-is-retiring/
That’s sad news. But, he had a great run.
It’s very interesting to watch how they trot out the s3x stories. Probably they have two or three of them ready at any given time.
Yes, and it’s apparently a good diversionary tactic. We care more about who’s banging who than about people being allowed to die in the service of their country.
Reminds me of the mass rap3 story the NATO Psyop department hands out to the press each time they prepare to bomb a country. They did that with Syria as well, but too early.
wikipedia even has a page about it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_rape
Makes you wonder, do all those enemy armies exercise for this? Do they have a family packet of Viagra in their backpack? Do they have designated rape bataillons? Special forces? I’ll have to read it.
Yeh, I wonder if they don’t understand that the more they report this stuff the more people become immune to it?
This from a “conservative news” source.????????????
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Breaking from Newsmax.com
De Borchgrave: Time for Conservatives to Face Global Warming Time Bomb
Time to Get Serious About Climate Change
By Arnaud De Borchgrave
Polish-born nuclear physicist Marcin Jakubowski and his small band of acolytes are holed up in rural Missouri working on a “civilization starter kit.”
Bloomberg Businessweek headlines the experiment “The Post-Apocalypse Survival Machine Nerd Farm.” Is this the future of American innovation? asks the magazine.
The answer might be affirmative after reading the same issue’s cover line in large black letters on a red background — “IT’S GLOBAL WARMING, STUPID.”
“If Hurricane Sandy doesn’t persuade Americans to get serious about climate change, nothing will,” says the cover story by Paul Barrett.
Hopefully, a study commissioned by the U.S. intelligence community will convince conservatives that global warming isn’t liberal disinformation.
After millions of years undisturbed by man, human-induced climate change shrank the North Pole’s ice cap by half in 30 years.
Some scientists argue it’s an accumulation of man-made contributions in two world wars, including atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, followed by the Cold War and hundreds of nuclear tests, as well as two major wars in Korea and Vietnam.
In World War II, allies dropped some 3.4 million tons of bombs on German, Italian, and Japanese targets.
Two atomic bombs unloaded on Hiroshima and Nagasaki killed 140,000, injured some 200,000 and ended the war. But atomic and nuclear testing continued throughout most of the Cold War.
The United States conducted 1,054 nuclear tests (including 100 in the Pacific Ocean); the Soviet Union 715; Britain 45; France 210, including two secret ones for Israel; China 45; India six; Pakistan six; North Korea two — nearly 2,100 tests that polluted both sea and air.
Scientists said radiation would stay deep underground but it bubbled back to the surface.
There were also tests that produced fallout onto populated areas. In the Pacific, island populations were evacuated with severe radiation burns.
From 1940-96, the United States spent $8.6 trillion on nuclear weapons development and about $1.2 billion in compensation was paid to U.S. citizens exposed to nuclear hazards as a result of tests.
Some $800 million was also paid to the Marshall Islanders for similar compensation.
There have been 20 major mishaps that could have started an accidental nuclear war.
The nuclear weapons production complex is spread over 19 sites from California to South Carolina.
The United States still has more than 5,000 nuclear warheads deployed or in active reserves from a peak of 31,225 in 1967.
The April 8, 2010, agreement with Russia is cutting back to 2,200 and then 1,550 for each side.
Climate change, long pooh-poohed by conservatives, is accelerating and causing major disruptive problems around the world, says the National Research Council, the nation’s principal scientific research body.
In a study commissioned by the U.S. intelligence community, NRC forecast that global warming is producing seemingly unrelated crises in everything from water and energy supplies to food markets and public health systems.
Hurricane Sandy is simply Mother Nature’s opening salvo of something that will be a lot more damaging in the next few years.
The NRC report was about to be briefed to the intelligence community when Sandy hit New Jersey and New York. More rapid climate change — and its threat to the United States and other coastlines — is no longer idle scientific speculation.
The 206-page study warns of catastrophic over-the-horizon events of much greater magnitude than Sandy’s destructive impact that left thousands homeless as houses snapped like firewood.
NRC sees famine, flood, and disease sweeping through different global regions, irrespective of national borders.
New generations have long since forgotten, assuming they ever knew, about the magnitude of devastation in World War II — e.g., 12,000 heavy bombers shot down and over 100,000 bomber crewmen killed in action. About 40,000 men served in German U-boats in World War II; 30,000 never returned to base.
A few years later, the United States aimed twice the tonnage dropped on Germany at targets in Vietnam and Laos (the latter against Ho Chi Minh supply trails from North to South Vietnam). Laos alone was hit by 2.5 million tons, including 260 million cluster bombs.
To argue that World War I and II, Korea, and Vietnam had no impact on the Earth’s envelope stretches credulity.
Unfortunately, we live in the age of social media where 140-character tweets are treated as news and newspapers are relegated to a glance online. Newspapers are still held with both hands but only by those with time on their hands. Social media and blogs now rule the roost.
Magazines are no longer read by younger movers and shakers who navigate their cyber future on line seemingly oblivious to earthly cares and concerns.
“If Hurricane Sandy doesn’t persuade Americans to get serious about climate change, nothing will,” says Businessweek.
When this reporter was born there were 2 billion people in the world and only 32 million cars in use. Today, those same figures are 7 billion people and more than 1 billion automobiles.
More than half of today’s 7 billion humans are under 25. And about 2.5 billion are on the Internet.
Last week on CBS’ “60 Minutes,” historian David McCullough said, “We’re training young people who are, by and large, historically illiterate.” Of those who enter ninth grade, one survey indicates, only 37 percent are ready for college. In New York, that same figure drops to 1 in 5.
Fertility rates continue to fall but the global population continues to grow. As do slum dwellers, now estimated at about 1 billion worldwide.
The National Research Council has sounded a global alarm. But Republicans in Congress opposed the CIA’s plan for a climate change center.
(Arnaud de Borchgrave is an editor at large for United Press International and a member of Newsmax’s Advisory Board.)
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http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/Global-Warming-Time-Bomb/2012/11/13/id/463927
For heaven’s sake…… well, I was looking for stuff to write about and suddenly I’ve got more than I need. I’ll try to squeeze that one in. ….. idjiots.
Thought it might be of interest
Is this guy against:
The wars he mentions?
Kids?
Social Media?
Education?
Automobiles?
Nuclear?
CIA?
U.S. intelligence community?
Prolly, his name sounds French.
I have read some strange stuff….. ( remember, Mr Gore keeps trying to recruit me )… BUT This is just RAMBLED.
Alarmists are generally incoherent.
Okay, he’s completely lost it. He rants against nukes, global warming, and twitter. Is this a copy&paste error? Is he senile? UPI – yes, probably senile.
“Arnaud de Borchgrave (born 1926)” (born in Belgium)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnaud_de_Borchgrave
Poor old nutter.
“Plagiarism allegations
On 17 May 2012, Erik Wemple, a blogger for The Washington Post, noted that de Borchgrave’s columns in The Washington Times reflected his think tank work and raised questions about the originality of some of his writing, citing similarities between elements of de Borchgrave columns and other published material. ”
Take some of his sentences and run them through google. His rant looks like a cut-up of two unrelated sources. Or more.
Ok, no obvious hits. He made the sentences himself, it seems.
Lol, yes, with all of the cohesiveness of my 10 y/o granddaughter.
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