That’ll get ’em riled

The radical left likes to consider themselves the moderate center of America. This meme started the moment the Democrats won the 2006 mid-terms.

The people had seen the light of Progressivism and had elected Progressives to do “The Work of the People” was the message that was spread across the blogosphere wider than a drunken cheerleader’s ankles on prom night.

They, of course, forgot the fact that easily 1/3 of the Democrats elected into Congress that year were Blue Dogs. The leftists like to consider these politicians as placeholders until the true believers can get a good little leftist lapdog elected into the seat. They definitely don’t consider Blue Dog Democrats as “centrist”.

But as is usual, reality is intruding upon the little Marxists

Centrists threaten Obama’s agenda

Half a dozen members of the Senate Democratic Conference pose the biggest threat to President Obama’s agenda, giving Senate Republicans a fighting chance to block the administration’s major expansions of government.

GOP leaders have begun reaching out to these centrists, hoping they will buck their party on Obama’s two biggest initiatives: healthcare reform and climate change legislation.

And they are doing exactly that. So, of course, the leftosphere is bringing out the adjectives to describe who “bought” these pols off: “Big” Pharma, “Big” Insurance, “Evil” Corporations, etc. to get the full-on foaming at the mouth of the sycophants.

So far, it seems to be working. So if you have a Blue Dod that can help keep the fight up, give them a call and some words of encouragement.

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Actually, this is more entertaining than the original….

h/t: Phlegmfatale.

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We Can Has Fail

Iran puts on a crooked election. The people there protest said crookedness and some are killed. The American President takes two weeks to say something kind of close to the right thing.

Honduras uses their Constitution to peacefully solve a Constitutional Crisis. The American President and his media sycophants call it a military coup within hours of the Honduran action.

Which inspired me to create this

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The American President also works strenuously to gather the OAS and the UN to condemn the peaceful resolution of the Honduran Constitutional Crisis.

The Honduran traitor, its former President, and members of the OAS and UN attempt to land in the nation’s capitol and re-install said traitor, but are denied the ability to land by the Honduran military’s blockade of the runway. Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez’s agents provocateur and their native cohorts riot and charge the Honduran military’s blockade. One person is killed and two are wounded. The American MSM writes sympathetic stories which do not include mention of the interference of Castro and Chavez.

Also, the American President uses blackmail to try and force the hand of the Honduran legislative and judicial branches.

It’s like Bizarro World (aka: Monday in America, July 2009).

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RNS Quote of the Day: 07/06/09

You can catch the quote in the video below, along with many others.

The Obama Administration has got this economic thing which is “If it’s workin’, tax the hell out of it. If it’s not workin’, bail it out. And if it’s barely scraping by, drop Barney Frank on it until it screams for help.”

PJ O’Rourke

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Finally!

The Budweiser brewery (aka: The Devil’s Own Kidney Machine) stands to possibly become useful for something other than making shitty rice beer.

You do two things at motorway services: fill up one tank and empty another. US chemists have combined refuelling your car and relieving yourself by creating a new catalyst that can extract hydrogen from urine.

Chemistry World reports that the catalyst could not only fuel the hydrogen-powered cars of the future, but could also help clean up municipal wastewater.

Gerardine Botte of Ohio University uses an electrolytic approach to produce hydrogen from urine – the most abundant waste on Earth – at a fraction of the cost of producing hydrogen from water.

Urine’s major constituent is urea, which incorporates four hydrogen atoms per molecule – importantly, less tightly bonded than the hydrogen atoms in water.

Botte uses electrolysis to break the molecule apart, developing an inexpensive new nickel-based electrode to selectively and efficiently oxidise the urea. To break the molecule down, a voltage of 0.37V needs to be applied across the cell – much less than the 1.23V needed to split water.

So now, getting home after a hard days work and knocking back a few will not only help you sleep better, you’ll be filling your car up for the commute the next day.

I predict much happiness (sorry, diabetics, you’re still stuck with apple juice).

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Nuke them from Space?

Yeah, it’s almost that bad.

Escaped prisoners who are on the run will not be named in case it breaches their right to privacy, civil servants have ruled.
The edict has been made even though many convicts are fully identified with photographs sent out by police at the time they go on the run.

Ministry of Justice officials say the Data Protection Act means they are unable to confirm the names of escaped prisoners still at large.

Justice Secretary Jack Straw is being urged to investigate the ruling amid fears it could undermine public appeals to track down escaped prisoners.

Gee, you fokken think so, ya limey shits?

If we could focus the blast to just take out the stupid ones, I’d be in full support of a nuclear option. As it stands now, however, there is still a possible chance of the stupidity not crossing the Atlantic (though I’m sure that there are some already in the US who would praise this idea).

Found via Firehand

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Friday

…I’ll be here. Any guesses?

Hint: it’s a city in an ancient Spanish-speaking State with some of the highest unemployment in the industrialized World, horrendous pickpocketing and petty theft issues, a thriving gay culture, open prostitution on main streets, and a growing violent crime rate fueled by increasing numbers of disaffected young African males. And no, that’s not San Francisco or Los Angeles, smart alecks.
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Have a great day

Be careful out there.

We’ll want see y’all back here Monday, all fingers and toes accounted for.

Update: Just as an add on

Something for The Professor

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and for Judge Juggs
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Can’t…stop…watching….

This video entrances me. Not sure why….

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RNS Quote of the Day: 07/03/09

The leftists and Keynesians are already whining about how the Stimulus is working, just not exactly the way they expected. I keep hearing about a “jobless recovery” and yada, yada, yada and how I need to be patient for the job numbers to stop their free fall.

What they don’t get is that there is a reason for the lack of new jobs. It is the same reason employers had in the late 1930’s

The insufficiency of private investment from 1935 through 1940 reflected a pervasive uncertainty among investors about the security of their property rights in the capital and its prospective returns. This uncertainty arose, especially, though not exclusively, from the character of the actions of the federal government and the nature of the Roosevelt administration during the so-called Second New Deal.

Economist Robert Higgs

Let business alone to do its thing and don’t do anything to make those with the capital not want to be Capitalists and things will even themselves out. Otherwise, you have to make up new phrases like “jobless recovery” to describe unnecessary situations.

And that is the end of our quotes from The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Great Depression and the New Deal. I can’t recommend this book highly enough. Seriously, grabbing yourself up a copy is one of the few things where the phrase “for your own good” isn’t going to be something that harms you.

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