girl du jour

Joe Must Go! Sign the Petition!

December 17, 2009 · Leave a Comment

PETITION:

“Any Democratic senators — including Joe Lieberman — who support a Republican attempt to block a vote on health care reform should be stripped of their leadership titles. Americans deserve a clean up-or-down vote on health care reform that includes a public option.” 

→ Leave a CommentCategories: Uncategorized
Tagged: , ,

Hey Obama, I’m Talking To You: Quit Being A Weenie. Put Your Spine On And Do The Job You Were Elected To Do.

December 17, 2009 · Leave a Comment

I voted for you, Barack.  And even given your spineless showing thus far, and the same choices that we had in November of 2008 I would vote for you again.

But honestly, I’m pissed off.  Just like Bob Cesca.  He’s pissed off too.  And we’re not the only ones.

Your own party is starting to see red.  What the hell is going on?

Why aren’t you putting your spine on and exercising the power your position affords?  Why are kissing the collective asses of the GOP? 

And the what the f~@k is up with Joe Lieberman?  We didn’t elect him President.  We elected you.

We deserve better.  We deserve hope and change.  Just the way you promised during your campaign.

→ Leave a CommentCategories: Uncategorized
Tagged: , , , , , , ,

photo du jour: Crab Nebula

December 9, 2009 · 1 Comment

 

The Crab Nebula, one of the most studied objects in the sky.  X-ray data from Chandra provide significant clues to the workings of this mighty cosmic “generator”, which is producing energy at the rate of 100,000 suns.

Picture:  AP / NASA

→ 1 CommentCategories: Uncategorized
Tagged: , , , ,

Former Chair of “Connecticut For Lieberman” is no longer for Lieberman

December 9, 2009 · Leave a Comment

h/t Mudflats

If you want to get rid of Lieberman too, click here.

→ Leave a CommentCategories: Uncategorized
Tagged: , , ,

Barbara Boxer Takes A Swing At “The Impotent White Men’s Club”

December 8, 2009 · Leave a Comment

“The men who have brought us this don’t single out a procedure that’s used by a man, or a drug that is used by a man, that involves his reproductive health care and say they have to get a special rider. There’s nothing in this amendment that says if a man some days wants to buy Viagra, for example, that his pharmaceutical coverage cannot cover it, that he has to buy a rider. I wouldn’t support that. And they shouldn’t support going after a woman using her own private funds for her reproductive health care. Is it fair to say to a man you’re going to have to buy a rider to buy Viagra and this will be public information that could be accessed? No, I don’t support that. I support a man’s privacy, just as I support a woman’s privacy.”

h/t Bob Cesca

→ Leave a CommentCategories: Uncategorized
Tagged: , , ,

Gang-Rapists from Richmond High School plead Not Guilty

December 2, 2009 · 2 Comments

Okay, so all these losers plead not guilty.

Now our tax payer dollars are going to pay to defend them, because you KNOW they don’t have two cents to rub together, much less pay for their own defense.

It just gets better and better.

Nice system.

Love it.

Why don’t their loser parents pay for their defense?  Oh!  That’s right!  They are LOSERS, and they don’t have any money either!  Ever thought about, I don’t know… getting a job?!

→ 2 CommentsCategories: Uncategorized
Tagged: , , ,

Adding Troops Was The Least Worst Option

December 2, 2009 · Leave a Comment

I don’t think we should have gone to war in the first place.  I’m talking to you, Bush and Cheney. 

But now that we’re there how do we get out?  How do we make sure that the troops that are there are as safe as you can be in a war?

And on a somewhat different subject, why does anyone listen to anything that Dick Cheney has to say?  Shouldn’t he be incarcerated?  Or euthanized?

That said, here is an excerpt from Obama’s speech last night.

“…we must make it clear to every man, woman and child around the world who lives under the dark cloud of tyranny that America will speak out on behalf of their human rights, and tend to the light of freedom, and justice, and opportunity, and respect for the dignity of all peoples. That is who we are. That is the moral source of America’s authority.

Since the days of Franklin Roosevelt, and the service and sacrifice of our grandparents, our country has borne a special burden in global affairs. We have spilled American blood in many countries on multiple continents. We have spent our revenue to help others rebuild from rubble and develop their own economies. We have joined with others to develop an architecture of institutions – from the United Nations to NATO to the World Bank – that provide for the common security and prosperity of human beings.

We have not always been thanked for these efforts, and we have at times made mistakes. But more than any other nation, the United States of America has underwritten global security for over six decades – a time that, for all its problems, has seen walls come down, markets open, billions lifted from poverty, unparalleled scientific progress, and advancing frontiers of human liberty.

For unlike the great powers of old, we have not sought world domination. Our union was founded in resistance to oppression. We do not seek to occupy other nations. We will not claim another nation’s resources or target other peoples because their faith or ethnicity is different from ours. What we have fought for – and what we continue to fight for – is a better future for our children and grandchildren, and we believe that their lives will be better if other peoples’ children and grandchildren can live in freedom and access opportunity.

As a country, we are not as young – and perhaps not as innocent – as we were when Roosevelt was President. Yet we are still heirs to a noble struggle for freedom. Now we must summon all of our might and moral suasion to meet the challenges of a new age.

In the end, our security and leadership does not come solely from the strength of our arms. It derives from our people – from the workers and businesses who will rebuild our economy; from the entrepreneurs and researchers who will pioneer new industries; from the teachers that will educate our children, and the service of those who work in our communities at home; from the diplomats and Peace Corps volunteers who spread hope abroad; and from the men and women in uniform who are part of an unbroken line of sacrifice that has made government of the people, by the people, and for the people a reality on this Earth.”

It’s a thankless job.  Should anyone be doing it?

→ Leave a CommentCategories: Uncategorized
Tagged: , , , , , , , ,

Sarah Palin’s Business Model

November 29, 2009 · Leave a Comment

I always find good stuff over at Mudflats.

→ Leave a CommentCategories: Uncategorized
Tagged: , ,

Convicted Murderer Serving Life Sentence Wants Taxpayer-Funded Sex-Change Operation

November 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment

A convicted murderer serving a life sentence goes before a judge to ask for electrolysis treatments as she seeks a taxpayer-funded sex-change operation.
   
Michelle Kosilek was born as Robert and has been living as a woman in an all-male prison in Norfolk, for murdering of his wife, Cheryl, in 1990.
   
Prison officials oppose Kosilek’s request for surgery, saying the sex change would pose security problems.
   
U.S. District Judge Mark Wolf ruled in 2002 that Kosilek was entitled to treatment for gender identity disorder, but stopped short of ordering surgery. Kosilek sued again in 2005.
   
Kosilek had seven electrolysis treatments, but they were discontinued. Kosilek is due in court Monday to renew the request.

WTF?  It’s bad enough that we have to pay for this scumbag to even be alive much less pander to the whims of hair removal and a sex change operation?

Excuse me, but WHAT THE FUCK???  This guy should be dead by now.  Who gives a fuck what he wants?  I don’t.  I say he should FRY.  He is a MURDERER and as such, IMHO, should have NO RIGHTS.

→ Leave a CommentCategories: Uncategorized
Tagged: , , , ,

15 year old Alyssa killed a 9 year old neighbor because “she wanted to know what it felt like to kill someone”

November 18, 2009 · 1 Comment

Why do people, especially stupid or degenerate people, insist on reproducing???

Here’s another example of really bad parenting:

A police officer testified Wednesday that a 15-year-old girl told investigators she killed a 9-year-old neighbor because she wanted to know what it felt like to kill someone, and a judge ruled the teen should stand trial as an adult.

Authorities have not publicly identified the suspect, but her attorney referred to her in court Wednesday as Alyssa.

Police testified that Elizabeth Olten did nothing to provoke the attack against her, and that the teenage suspect led authorities to the girl’s body after they questioned her.

Asked by juvenile justice attorney Samantha Green whether Alyssa gave a reason for killing the girl, highway patrol Sgt. David Rice replied “ultimately, she stated she wanted to know what it felt like.”

Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem ruled that the slaying was vicious and that the state had no adequate facilities or services to treat the suspect if she stayed in the juvenile court system.

The teen, who sat silently through the proceedings in an orange prison jumpsuit and handcuffs, was arrested on an adult charge of first-degree murder. She was scheduled to be arraigned later Wednesday.

Hundreds of people searched for Elizabeth when she did not return home on Oct. 21 from a neighbor’s house in St. Martin’s, west of Jefferson City. Authorities have not released details about how Elizabeth was killed or why she was chosen, and those details did not come out during the hearing.

Juvenile officers testified Wednesday that Alyssa previously considered committing suicide and had been receiving treatment for depression for a few years before Elizabeth’s death.

A Missouri State Highway Patrol officer testified that Alyssa admitted to digging two holes on Oct. 16 with the intention of burying Elizabeth — a sign that juvenile officers said showed the girl’s killing was premeditated.

Throughout the hearing, it was assumed that Alyssa committed the killing, which is a legal requirement under state law for conducting adult certification hearings. However, Alyssa’s attorney objected repeatedly when attorneys tried to introduce into evidence specific details about the killing.

Juvenile defense attorney Kurt Valentine argued that Alyssa would either kill herself or be assaulted and killed by others if she were placed with adults in a jail cell while awaiting trial or in a prison if convicted.

“We are throwing away the child and we are signing a death sentence for Alyssa,” Valentine said. “She is not going to survive her time in the Cole County jail.”

Alyssa appeared in court with straight, shoulder-length brown hair, with bangs frequently covering her eyes. Her mother and grandmother sat on one side of the courtroom. The grandmother has been Alyssa’s legal guardian for about half of her life.

On the other side of the courtroom sat Elizabeth’s mother, other family members and friends, some of whom wore pink shirts, which was Elizabeth’s favorite color.

State juvenile officials said Missouri has no secure facilities to house female juvenile offenders and would have had to renovate a facility and create a specific supervision plan had Alyssa been kept in juvenile custody.

If convicted of first-degree murder, the teen could be sentenced to up to life in prison.

Source: AP News

Personally, I think it’s okay if she gets killed in prison.  She deserves it.  Just like the maniac at Fort Hood.  He wanted to kill himself, but we are trying like crazy to save his life…  so we can put him on trial for senselessly murdering a bunch of innocent people.

We already know that both of these people are guilty.  The girl admitted it and Hasan was caught in the act.  They don’t need a trial.  They need to be put to death.

Otherwise they’ll just end up like convicted child killer Curtis Martin of Oakland — back on the streets and murdering again.

Our judicial system is ridiculous.

Curtis Martin, Child Murderer

 

→ 1 CommentCategories: Uncategorized
Tagged: , , , ,