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August 8, 2005:
A Really Stupid Error:
This is a correction. I offer no excuses. Yesterday I posted
a completely erroneous criticism of Sandra Day O'Connor, the
recently retired Supreme Court Justice. I accused her of voting
for the bill that suspends property rights for property owners
in favor of politicians and their business cronies. I was absolutely
wrong. In fact, O'Connor dissented from the majority and wrote
a scathing review of the decision. I should have, but did not
confirm my information source. There is nothing I can do about
that now except offer this correction. (William E. Steinman.)
Do Not Call:
It seems the vaunted list that was supposed to stop telephone
soliciting does not work. We noticed that right away when we
put our phones on the list. We continued to have swine interrupting
our lives. The reason is simple. Our idiot government allowed
all kinds of exceptions. Under those rules, a jackass who sold
me a trinket or even just offered to sell one to me is exempt
even if the alleged transaction took place 30 years ago. It's
stupid. It does not work because the government did not want
it to work. Those solicitors are the politician's political contributors.
Now they have a new list for people who are bereaved. This
is to protect people where a family member has died, but the
swine keep calling for the deceased person. It costs a dollar
to get on it, but they say it will work. I really doubt it will
work. I think I have a solution that could work. It's called
the Do Not Call or Get Hit list. It costs 500 bucks to get a
phone on the list, but if a solicitor calls that number, a hit
man goes out and puts him down. Now all we need is a tough minded
entrepreneur to set up the business.
England:
The English are implementing new laws similar to our Patriot
Act. It will allow them to deport extremists. A Muslim cleric
was silly enough to say that will make the Muslims angry. No
kidding. What will they do then, blow up anther subway? Get serious
you dumb ass. It's the English citizen who is and of rights ought
to be angry. I would go further that Parliament is going. I would
take anyone preaching extremism and deport them into the English
Channel. If they can swim to France, perhaps they will be fine.
If not, tough. Do you suppose the French would welcome them?
John Bolton:
He will go to represent us at the UN in spite of the Senate.
George one upped the babbling buffoons. The law is, the president
has the power to fill up all vacancies when the Senate is in
recess. Kennedy had the nerve to say that the appointment was
devious. I suspect Teddy is just angry with George for infringing
one of the Kennedy copyrighted mechanisms. Devious, deceitful,
dishonest, misleading. At least George has not tried rape yet.
I don't agree with King George very often, but I agree with
him on this. I still like Bolton. His opinion of the UN matches
mine. It's a room full of rabble with a few thoughtful people.
Maybe he will tell them the truth. That would be salutary.
Rafael Palmeiro:
He got caught with drugs in his system. He is denying it. He
does not know how the stuff got there. The test must be wrong.
Sure! My guess is anyone who would lie about needing an erection
drug just to get the drug company's paycheck would lie about
anything else too.
Financial Institutions:
I believe they are tacitly colluding with identity thieves, by
refusing to help the people who have been had. They could do
a lot more to help the victims and they could do a lot to prevent
identity theft in the first place. They are in the key position
to interrupt the criminal activity. One simple thing they could
do is stop making it so easy to get credit cards.
O'Neal:
He got 100 million bucks for five years of stuffing a ball through
a hoop. What a wonderful world we live in. It's enough to bring
joy to the hearts of the rabble everywhere.
Silly Putty:
Does anyone remember that stuff. I haven't seen any lately. Then
it turns up in the space program. It seems they are using it
or something much like it to hold the heat shield together. Bizarre!
I hope those people in space get down okay. I hope we get some
new managers and new engineers on the space program. I wish,
I wish, I wish....
Delta Airlines:
It seems they will become the next company to collude with the
courts to file for bankruptcy and rape their workers. It's the
fashionable thing to do now.
Flint, Michigan:
The schools are having a huge workshop for teachers. They are
very open about this and the media is delirious. The goal of
the workshop is no less than to teach the teachers how to make
sure their kids score high on the MEAP test. It's not about learning,
but about passing tests. Teach the kids to pass the tests so
as to get the government bribe money! No one is shocked or outraged
by this. Everything is just dandy. Bizarre!
Illegal Search:
The State of Michigan has a law which applies only to kids. It
allows the cops to force a kid to take a breathalyzer test without
a search warrant. That is a clear violation of the fourth amendment.
No matter, in thug controlled Michigan, you see, children are
not protected by the Bill of Rights. Adults are, but kids are
not. So kids can be subject too child abuse in the extreme under
the laws that support thug cops.
They had a sheriff on the local news who argued for the abuse.
His was the age old position that they do it for the kid's own
good. They protect the kids from themselves. That kind of doublethink
dishonesty is normal for Michigan officials everywhere. If you
are dishonest enough you can rationalize any criminal procedure
or law you wish. You could beat a kid up while saying, "I'm
doing this for your own good." I have seen it happen. This
is much of what my recent book, "Will-Yam in the Land of
Giants" is about. Our governor does not care about kids,
only about power. It seems no one cares about kids. All the hype
to the contrary is just a smoke screen. Kids are seen, by the
cops and by the political hacks, as handy victims. That's all!
I would like to stop that if I could.
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