The humans? The planet does not need humans – J. Lee
James Jay Lee died today. He was shot to death by police ending a dramatic hostage situation at the Discovery Communications in Silver Springs.
His hostage attempt was meant to spur the Discovery Channel to be more proactive in anti-human environmentalism. His inspiration: Al Gore’s Nobel prize winning documentary, An Inconvenient Truth. Clearly this man was troubled, did not get the help he desperately needed and ended up losing his life today.
“The kind of allegations that we are talking about, and they are allegations, but they are serious allegations, they must be addressed, the management of PHA the board of PHA must address these issues, hopefully they are conducting some level of investigation but there must be zero tolerance for that kind of alleged activity.”
Meanwhile, 3 sexual harassment claims against Carl Green have been settled financially, and a fourth suit costing PHA insurance $250,000 was settled on Friday. Yep, nothing to see here folks, just keep moving along.
This is way too much baggage for the city administration to sweep under the rug. I cannot see Green holding on to this $306,000/yr position for very long, and wonder if the job comes with courtesy parking in Philly?
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Apparently I share a birthday with Ron Paul. Oh why, oh why?
In other news, with the scandal of the F*ck Tea Project (FTP) swirling through the blogosphere, I think I’ve stumbled upon one reason for the gaping divide between liberals and the rest of America. In short, we don’t speak the same language. The brilliant Troglopundit describes the nuances of liberal-speak with FTP:
They’re “promoting the progressive cause” with a campaign that can’t be named in public.
You can’t say the name out loud unless you want people averting their eyes and declining to associate with you.
Broadcast media will talk around it, if they admit it’s there at all.
Politicians will agree with you in secret, but will publicly pretend that you don’t exist.
It’s just like the “progressive” political agenda!
This is not breaking news, over the years liberals have been desperately trying to communicate with the rest of America in the only way they know how.
Yowza! A percentage gap of 9% puts Toomey solidly in the lead 76 days from the November election.
The latest Rasmussen Reports statewide telephone survey of Likely Voters in Pennsylvania shows Republican Pat Toomey picking up 46% support, while his Democratic opponent Joe Sestak earns the vote from 37%. Five percent (5%) prefer a different candidate, and 12% are undecided.
Senator Toomey – it has a great ring to it, don’t you think?
Rasmussen has an interesting breakdown of voters in Pennsylvania regarding the Senate race:
Toomey is backed by 82% of Republican voters, while Sestak earns the vote from 66% of Democrats. Toomey holds a nearly two-to-one advantage among voters not affiliated with either major political party.
Translation – apathy is running amok among likely Sestak voters, while Toomey’s message continues to gain traction among Republican and unaffiliated voters.
Public Policy Polling (PPP) has released a statement regarding the senate race in Pennsylvania. The poll reflects Rasmussen’s numbers with Toomey pulling 45% of voters to Sestak’s 36%. While individual polling can be sketchy at times; it is good to see two independent polls reflecting the same data. This may well point to a growing trend of support among likely voters for Toomey.
Predictably, the DSCC has rolled out its negative campaign ads against Toomey. Apparently, negativity is the only item Dems are bringing to the table this election cycle.
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Apparently, using the race card is the fast track to political success in Philly’s Democrat Party.
Philly’s disgraced City Council staffer, Latrice Bryant, is testing the waters for a potential run for Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller’s 8th district seat come 2011.
Latrice Bryant’s most notable accomplishment was to invoke the race card when confronted with evidence of falsified time sheets and an inappropriate physical relationship with her boss, City Councilman Wilson Goode, Jr back in 2008.
A local Fox News journalist, Jeff Cole, uncovered the evidence and confronted both Latrice and her confident, Councilman Wilson Goode, Jr. Her reaction was to literally flip him the race card:
J. Christian Adams, testifying Tuesday before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, said that “over and over and over again,” the department showed “hostility” toward those cases. He described the Black Panther case as one example of that — he defended the legitimacy of the suit and said his “blood boiled” when he heard a Justice official claim the case wasn’t solid.
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A sign held by a member of a local left wing hate group – Chester County Peace Movement (CCPM) – sums up the economic disaster brought on by the fiscal irresponsibility of the current administration.
The new jobs report issued on Friday paints a bleak economic picture. The report at its best reveals a jobless recovery. Millions of jobs have been lost and there is little hope of those jobs being recovered. The unemployment rate is currently at 9.4%, the federal reserve predicts this level will hold through 2012. Gone are the halcyon days in 2007, when the nation enjoyed a 4.4% unemployment rate. Note that 2007 was the year the Democrat took the majority in Congress.
Everyone wants peace in this world, with exception to members of islamic jihad and the CCPM, but even Peace isn’t hiring in America these days.
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While President Obama and Vice President Biden continue to seek credit for "ending the combat mission" in Iraq, this video praises the contributions of our troops for helping bring greater stability and security there -- significant progress that was only made possible through a surge strategy most Democrats like the President and Vice President opposed. As the drawdown of troops in Iraq continues, House Republicans are grateful to all the men and women in uniform, as well as their families, for the courage and sacrifices they have made, and continue to make, to advance freedom abroad and strengthen our security here at home.
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