"...and please hold down the random gunfire at this years celebrations."
Saturday, December 26, 2015
Friday, December 25, 2015
Man Stabbed by 400-pound Bearded Woman
San Diego Union Tribune -A man was stabbed by a 400-pound, bearded woman soon after asking a group of people for a cigarette in East Village Wednesday night, police said.
The 39-year-old man walked up to the group on Park Boulevard near K Street about 7:40 p.m., San Diego police Officer Robert Heims said. After asking for the cigarette, a woman walked up to him, told him to get away from her things, and then stabbed him in the neck. The victim was taken to a hospital with an injury that wasn’t life-threatening.
The assailant ran away heading south on Park. She was described as white and about 400 pounds with a beard. She was wearing a white shirt and jeans.Say,anyone seen Rosie O'Donnell lately?
Thursday, December 24, 2015
Merry Christmas From DMF
To all my Loyal DMFers, I wish you a Very Merry Christmas.
May All God's Blessing Be With You.
May All God's Blessing Be With You.
The Destruction of New Orleans History Comes From Outside Powerful Elites
Excerpts from The Hayride:
To residents of New Orleans and the state, Mayor Mitch Landrieu is responsible for the purging of history which will soon take place in the Big Easy, just as the New Orleans City Council approved Landrieu’s plan last week to remove four historical monuments. Landrieu, though, acts more as a prop it seems when it comes to removing all symbols related to the South and the Confederacy.
During the vote to remove the monuments, New Orleans City Councilwoman Latoya Cantrell said the movement to remove monuments did not come from the ground up, rather it came directly from Landrieu’s office. The monuments were pre-picked by Landrieu and it entirely unclear how the mayor actually chose which monuments should go.
Sources close to the Hayride say Landrieu’s call for monuments to be removed was not simply a reaction to the Charleston AME Church shooting, but rather a well-planned and well-organized demand.
Back in June, when Landrieu called for the monuments to be removed, immediately following was a protest rally at Robert E. Lee Circle where protesters burned the Confederate flag. Coincidentally, members of the Trilateral Commission of New Orleans, which is made up of multiple social justice advocacy groups, spoke at the flag-burning rally.
Besides the NAACP, one of the groups involved with the Trilateral Commission of New Orleans and the protest was the National Action Network, which was founded in 1991 Rev. Al Sharpton, the notorious race-baiting liberal. Sharpton has become known for perpetually running to the scenes of racial tensions across the country and drumming up controversy among local residents. Sharpton’s National Action Network, however, is certainly not the only national, elite organization involved in Landrieu’s monument removal.
The global bastion-of-liberal-thought organization, the Trilateral Commission, has been wildly pushing the narrative that New Orleans must remove monuments to shed its racist history. (The Trilateral Commission of New Orleans seems to be a smaller sect of the global Trilateral Commission.) Aspen Institute President Walter Isaacson is a member, as is New York Times writer David Brooks.
And oddly enough, both Isaacson and Brooks wrote pieces explaining why it was extremely important for monuments to be removed in New Orleans. Isaacson actually wrote a few pieces, which the Times Picayune and New Orleans Advocate published. Brooks’ piece on New Orleans monuments appeared in the New York Times shortly after Landrieu’s call for monument removal.
Brooks and Isaacson’s pro-monument removal op-ed pieces ran on the same exact day in the New York Times and the Times Picayune.
Isaacson also has very close ties to Landrieu. The former Time magazine editor was hand-picked by Landrieu to serve on the city’s Tricentennial Committee. Why would Landrieu be following a “pathway” for monument removal outlined by Brooks and Isaacson if this issue came from the grassroots like Democrats have continued to claim in the debate?
Besides Isaacson and Brooks, other very prominent liberals who sit on the Trilateral Commission, include former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell.
The New Orleans media has made the removal of monuments seem like an issue that came from the residents up to Landrieu’s office. When, in actuality, it came down directly from the Landrieu administration with the help of powerful voices of well-connected, liberal elites who foisted their politically correct worldview onto the residents of a historically-rich city.
To residents of New Orleans and the state, Mayor Mitch Landrieu is responsible for the purging of history which will soon take place in the Big Easy, just as the New Orleans City Council approved Landrieu’s plan last week to remove four historical monuments. Landrieu, though, acts more as a prop it seems when it comes to removing all symbols related to the South and the Confederacy.
During the vote to remove the monuments, New Orleans City Councilwoman Latoya Cantrell said the movement to remove monuments did not come from the ground up, rather it came directly from Landrieu’s office. The monuments were pre-picked by Landrieu and it entirely unclear how the mayor actually chose which monuments should go.
Sources close to the Hayride say Landrieu’s call for monuments to be removed was not simply a reaction to the Charleston AME Church shooting, but rather a well-planned and well-organized demand.
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| General Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard who advocated for increased civil rights and suffrage for recently freed slaves. |
Back in June, when Landrieu called for the monuments to be removed, immediately following was a protest rally at Robert E. Lee Circle where protesters burned the Confederate flag. Coincidentally, members of the Trilateral Commission of New Orleans, which is made up of multiple social justice advocacy groups, spoke at the flag-burning rally.
Besides the NAACP, one of the groups involved with the Trilateral Commission of New Orleans and the protest was the National Action Network, which was founded in 1991 Rev. Al Sharpton, the notorious race-baiting liberal. Sharpton has become known for perpetually running to the scenes of racial tensions across the country and drumming up controversy among local residents. Sharpton’s National Action Network, however, is certainly not the only national, elite organization involved in Landrieu’s monument removal.
The global bastion-of-liberal-thought organization, the Trilateral Commission, has been wildly pushing the narrative that New Orleans must remove monuments to shed its racist history. (The Trilateral Commission of New Orleans seems to be a smaller sect of the global Trilateral Commission.) Aspen Institute President Walter Isaacson is a member, as is New York Times writer David Brooks.
And oddly enough, both Isaacson and Brooks wrote pieces explaining why it was extremely important for monuments to be removed in New Orleans. Isaacson actually wrote a few pieces, which the Times Picayune and New Orleans Advocate published. Brooks’ piece on New Orleans monuments appeared in the New York Times shortly after Landrieu’s call for monument removal.
Brooks and Isaacson’s pro-monument removal op-ed pieces ran on the same exact day in the New York Times and the Times Picayune.
Isaacson also has very close ties to Landrieu. The former Time magazine editor was hand-picked by Landrieu to serve on the city’s Tricentennial Committee. Why would Landrieu be following a “pathway” for monument removal outlined by Brooks and Isaacson if this issue came from the grassroots like Democrats have continued to claim in the debate?
Besides Isaacson and Brooks, other very prominent liberals who sit on the Trilateral Commission, include former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell.
The New Orleans media has made the removal of monuments seem like an issue that came from the residents up to Landrieu’s office. When, in actuality, it came down directly from the Landrieu administration with the help of powerful voices of well-connected, liberal elites who foisted their politically correct worldview onto the residents of a historically-rich city.
Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Did You Know The Bill Of Rights Is Not Part Of The Constitution?
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| Doug Gottlieb, CBS Sports Reporter / Part Time Constitutional Expert |
Yeah, me neither. But according to Doug Gottlieb, a reporter and radio talk show host for CBS Sports, we be dumb.
After 24 year old Lakeisha Holloway drove her car up on a Las Vegas sidewalk killing one and injuring 37 others, Gottlieb decided to address the situation on Twitter. Apparently confused (or still reeling from the fact he's not a 7ft. black guy and didn't make it to the NBA) and jumping to the conclusion that Holloway used a gun to injure her victims as opposed to a 2000 pound vehicle, Gottlieb tweeted some rather bizarre tweets he has since deleted.
Dougie originally went to the University of Notre Dame on a basketball scholarship and after some legal issues there, he transferred to Golden West College and then to Oklahoma State where he graduated. Apparently none of courses he took involved civics, history, government or anything to do with the Constitution.
If Gottlieb wants to stick with the line that the Bill of Rights is not part of the Constitution when it comes to the Second Amendment, that means he thinks the 4th and 5th Amendments are not part of the Constitution either. And of course, his job as a reporter could be curtailed or eliminated by the government because the First Amendment protects the press as well.
I think it's about time the liberal Bob Costas and Doug Gottliebs of the world stick to there expertize. Just as I don't want listen to Alan Dershowitz or Ruth Buzzy Ginsburg try to explain an illegal offense formation or the pass interference rules, it's time the sports monkeys just STFU. They need to stick to their world of sweaty ballplayers and bad interviews and droning on about who's best. And after being miles off the mark on college football this year, they have a lot to work on.
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
The Five Dumbest Things Chris Matthews Said On Air In 2015
Chris Matthews: The Joe Biden of Cable News
"With the year swiftly coming to a close, I thought I'd take a look back at some of the stupidest comments that Hardball host Chris Matthews made on the air in 2015. These are ones I consider particularly stupid, not necessary or merely politically slanted, just head-scratchingly stupid. Here are just five, ranked in no particular order."
1.) Cuban-American Republicans aren't really Hispanic:- On his November 11 edition of Hardball, Matthews holds forth on how Republican Sens. Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz are not really Hispanic, although they are "Cuban nationals." Of course both are natural-born U.S. citizens of Cuban heritage, which makes them Hispanic but NOT Cuban nationals, which implies they were born in Cuba - See Video
2.) We should sentence the gyrocopter pilot who caused a terrorism scare at U.S. Capitol to... giving Congress a lecture?! The day after Florida mailman Doug Hughes piloted a gyrocopter through restricted Washington, D.C. airspace to land on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol – ostensibly so he could "deliver" letters about the need for campaign finance reform to all 535 members of Congress – Matthews told his audience at home his brilliant idea for what sort of sentence Hughes should serve - See Video
3.) The Amtrak derailment in May was caused by the lack of "straight lines" on the route: I kid you not. Now, in fairness, Matthews's larger complaint was about how property rights and lack of central planning mean countries like China can quickly build super-fast rail lines on relatively straight routes. That said, yeah, it's still pretty stupid: See Video
4.) Chris thinks the defunct Blockbuster Video chain has stores everywhere in 2015 America: This is one for the "Do you even get out much, Grandpa?" file. Apparently Chris Matthews is stuck in a 1995 America - "that's always the best argument against free trade. A point defense kind of thing. If you look in particular areas, Michigan City, a lot of the a lot of Midwestern cities have nothing less than a Blockbuster and a diner left, if they have the diner, and if they have the Blockbuster. They're hollowed-out cities." Link
5.) London's mayor should run for president of the United States some day: While Boris Johnson is in fact a natural-born U.S. citizen, he doesn't meet the other matter of constitutional eligibility to hold the office: the 14-year residency requirement. LinkYou can read much more at NewsBusters
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