Category Archives: politics
OMG-mittromney-WTF?!
Fabulous doublespeak Orwellian quote from someone who just stopped running for office in the US:
So, if the republicans don’t win the terrorists do?
Oh I see… Did you mean that the terrorists don’t vote republican?
A vote for a some other party is a vote for terrorism? Yes? No?
Let me get this right… Don’t vote for democrats because they ARE terrorists?
Dude… STFU
I’m hoping that no mater where you stand politically that you would never flatly agree to that statement. I believe that this country was founded on people who loaded up on wooden ships and sailed the fuck away from people like Mitt Romney.
*Now back to our regularly scheduled programming – already in progress…
UnRealID
This will be voted on 5/10/2005, call your senators!
Here’s what California Senator Dianne Feinstein said:
Finally, I also am a strong supporter of Operation Gatekeeper and completion of the border fence, which is one of the bill’s provisions.
Now that we live in Communist China, might as well finish the great wall. /sarcasm
Check out Bill Scannell’s site UnRealID.com
These free United States.
I can’t stress enough how bad a national ID system would be.
Please support the EFF by opposing this! Call your senators!
No papers.
I would have liked to have seen Montana.
2.2 kids squared
I’ve spent the last few nights reading ‘The universe in a nutshell’ by Stephen Hawking. It’s a ‘heavy’ bedtime book, but I digress. In one of the chapters, Hawking talks about the exponential population explosion that’s happened in the last 1000 years. He brings up his concern that;
Now Hawking has been often compared to the likes of Einstein and Newton when it comes to his understanding of the universe. So, when he makes his concerns for the future of humankind known, it carries a little more weight in my mind then some greenhouse gas study picked up by the associated press.
But it seems that this idea may be wrong. This morning I caught an article by Stewart Brand, founder of the Whole Earth catalog, that brings to light the U.N.’s data on population.
He goes on to suggest embracing Nuclear power such as the same way we embraced clean automobiles. We need cars, lets make clean cars. We need power, let’s get the cleanest power per dollar. Check it out:
Environmental Heresies – By Stewart Brand
Who talks like this?
The next time you’re in a meeting, say this:
At this point, if anyone in your meeting nods their head, slap them.
The other day, the boss slid the term ‘tactical metrics’ into a meeting. I asked if we were going to learn how to field strip a Glock.