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Washington’s own Evergreen Freedom Foundation has published their first book
They are selling it for only $9.95, or you can download it for free. As pudge at Sound Politics said, these guys aren’t looking to make themselves rich off this book, they’re more interested in informing the citizenry.
Get your copy today.
This weekend the wife and I will be in downtown Tacoma attending the Hot Rod-A-Rama, sponsored by the Mischief Makers CC.
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I’ll be there in the afternoon, prolly around 1600 or so. So if’n you’re local and Seafair isn’t your cup of tea, then c’mon down and hang out, bubba.
I’ll be taking my video camera as well as my still shooter this year, so if the parts for my AR project don’t show up, I’ll be spending my time Sunday doing some video editing.
Case in point:
Mayor Greg Nickels’ announcement Wednesday of a car-free Sundays experiment starting in certain neighborhoods in August quickly drew reaction from residents and business owners who said the plan caught them by surprise.
Business owners wondered how customers would reach their stores and restaurants.
“We might as well close for the day,” said Joe Fraser, general manager of Duke’s Chowder House on Alki. West Seattle is one of the neighborhoods affected.
“Closing the street for construction, I can understand. But closing the street just for the sake of closure, that does not seem well thought out,” he said.
That is a signature of Mayor Nickels’ style.
Car-free Sundays are a part of his ongoing effort to get people out of their cars and green up Seattle. Select neighborhood streets will be closed on consecutive Sundays in August and September, one neighborhood each Sunday.
Although the program is starting slowly, Nickels said the effort could expand next summer if it is successful.
The streets will be closed to cars, but open to walking, bicycling and skating.
“Neighbors will have three to six hours to experience our streets in a new way and to see how livable a city can be when people drive less.”
And I’m sure as soon as they “experience” it, their eyes will be opened to just how ignorant Nickels’ ideas are.
Of course, this idea is loved by the leftists in the area who conversely hated the smart idea on the statewide ballot this fall.
I-985 will do a number of things to help get the majority of people who live in the tri-county area get around by making the state use road money on the roads and not “transit”. They’ll need to have special elections for those kinds of things and stop spending the money that is supposed to be spent on roads on wastes of time like useless light rail projects while citizens sit in traffic on a road surface that’ll put your back out of whack at actual interstate speeds.
Another of the things I-985 will do is open up the pig-headed HOV lanes during non-rush hours. Slogans like “More Roads, More Traffic” abound with the twerps at NPI.
So if you live in Washington and want to have that tax money you pay at the pump, which just went up again July 1st, and is the fifth highest in the nation, go to paying to make your life easier, vote FOR I-985.
Part 1: The Smart Quote
Various left-wingers are blaming the Right Wing for the tragic shooting at the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church. I’m curious if they’re willing to blame Al Gore for any eco-terrorism.
Of course they won’t. Hell, local bigot and hate monger, Dave Neiwert, won’t even let it be suggested that the environmental or animal rights movements have any ties whatsoever to eco-terrorists.
Part 2: The Stupid Quote
The Sierra Club better watch its back.
There is plenty more stupidity where that came from in the comments.
Make sure you check out Sebastian the Pro-Gun Progressive taking the hammer to Jadegold (aka: Guy Cabot).
They don’t even need to have a mounted rider
Sen. Jason Atkinson is in serious condition at Providence Medford Medical Center after accidently being shot in the knee Tuesday evening while working on a friend’s bike.
Central Point police were called to Atkinson’s home in the 500 block of Blue Heron Street at 8:13 p.m. Tuesday to investigate a report of an accidental gunshot wound, police said today.
Officers found Atkinson in his garage with a gunshot wound to his right knee. They learned that Atkinson was working on a friend’s bicycle and had to remove a small bag attached to the bike. He dropped the bag and a .38-caliber derringer inside the bag fired. The bullet hit his knee.
Jackson County Fire District No. 3 and Mercy Flights ambulance treated him on the scene, then transported him to Providence.
Atkinson is a Republican, representing District 2 in Southern Oregon.
Double ouch.
Or anywhere else for that matter
An email sent to Michelle Malkin
Hi Michelle!
Could you please publicize this upcoming protest on your site…
Protest to demand the resignation of Mayor Newsom and the end of SF’s criminal alien shield (otherwise known as the Sanctuary City Policy).
San Francisco City Hall Wednesday, July 30th 11 A.M.
The call was put out by the Minuteman Project, but we are asking all Bay Area folks, conservative and liberal, who are fed up with this insane and suicidal policy to join us. If you can’t come in person, please email Mayor Newsom, DA Kamala Harris, and the media and tell them you support this protest.
Thanks Michelle. All of us appreciate the coverage that you have given to the Bologna family tragedy and the insane policies that allowed it to happen. I am a Bay Area native, 20-year San Francisco resident, who is sickened to death by what the progressives have done to our town.
Respectfully, David Karner San Francisco, CA
I hope Zombie or Protest Shooter makes it to this.
In the “Why do we have to spell it out for them” category
Something that the defenders of party loyalty seem never to be able to grasp is that loyalty is a mutual obligation. It is not only something that supporters are supposed to give to their party, but it is something that party leaders owe to the people who put them and keep them in their positions.
In response to Sockpuppeteer extraordinaire, Glenn Greenwald’s response to the messages sent to him by folks responding to his screed demanding that Blue Dog Democrats be given the boot from the Demcrat Party.
I hope that I am not the only one thinking that mailing this paragraph to your Republican representatives might not be the worst idea in the world.
The culprit who set in those spikes that were discovered on the bottom of Seattle’s Green Lake has supposedly been found.
A little egg on the face of the Seattle Parks Department this morning. After looking through its records the agency discovered that they are responsible for those mysterious spikes found in Green Lake.
The so-called spikes were part of a massive 120,000 square foot plastic tarp staked to the lake bottom to control underwater plants.
The stakes were originally hooked at the end to hold the plastic down. The hooks simply corroded and broke off leaving a sharp end pointing out.
Sorry, but I’m not buying a word of it. as the last paragraph of the article notes, why did it take the department almost three weeks to fess up to it and why weren’t any of them found in a scouring of the lake bottom a couple years ago?
Is there something under the lake pushing them out of the ground? And if so, shouldn’t this be investigated?
Actually, with Seattle being Seattle, the city wants this story to go away and is making the department take the blame. you don’t stake a tarp down with a spike that sticks up a foot out from the lake bottom and no one has seen these damn things in two decades of the supposedly being there.
I don’t generally believe in conspiracy theories, but if you want to label this as one, I believe in this.
