Fixed It

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  1. That’s not a rifle scope. It’s Joe Romm and Professor Parncutt looking for talent. You know, for the next denier job.

  2. Charles Nelson says:

    Good to see that everyone’s got access to assault weapons!

  3. Robertv says:

    I just saw an excuse for those in political power to even take more freedom away. You would nearly think this is a Sandy Hook II. Politicians don’t like critical press that they can’t control.

  4. Eric Simpson says:

    “I prefer to die standing than living on my knees.”
    – Stephane Charbonnier of Charlie Hebdo

    Finally a martyr on our side!

  5. Andy says:

    I think the 3rd person who has given himself in should be given the benefit of the doubt. Let the French police see how much he knew. It seems odd he would be in school when it happened if he was in on it all, but he could have been. Or else they cut him out of the picture.

    Anyhow, this is interesting

    09:37
    One of the two Paris policemen killed by Islamist gunmen on Thursday has been named as Ahmed Mourabet, a Muslim, believed to be of Moroccan origin.

    These people do not care on religion, they care about power and their version of what is right.

    Notice how it’s mainly young men? As it has been throughout history…..

    Andy

    • Gail Combs says:

      Step back and look at it from the point of view of those at the top.

      It is really a great way to get rid of not only some of your enemies but also the young hotheads that might later threated your position. Convince them that there is much glory to be had and a big reward waiting for them on the other side of death. It wipes out a lot of the less desirables and leaves more women for the rest.

      Even better you can claim to have nothing to do with them. “Not me man. I am a moderate….” Until you find your wife divorcing you or you find your daughter has become too ‘westernized then you cut her head off.

  6. philjourdan says:

    Now they are going to force you into sensitivity training Tony,

  7. Gail Combs says:

    Oh, this is just too delicious.

    Seems no one warned de Blasio to beware what you ask for you just might get it!

    Our buddies at the New York Times have already printed this a few weeks ago:

    New York Protesters to Meet with Mayor

    ….The meeting comes after protesters staged a demonstration at City Hall and later descended on Gracie Mansion to demand a sit-down with the mayor.

    The group, a task force of criminal justice reform advocates, artists, convicted felons and others, has staged daily protests since Dec. 3, when a grand jury declined to bring criminal charges against a white police officer in the death of Eric Garner, a black Staten Island man. The group is pushing officials to meet a list of demands that includes firing the officer, Daniel Pantaleo, and ending the “broken windows” policing strategy, which targets petty crimes….

    The “broken windows” policing strategy:
    In case you do not remember NYC found if they went after the turnstile jumpers they caught the perpetrators of much more serious crimes. Giuliani was the mayor at the time. link

    Well the police have given the Blacks and the Mayor EXACTLY what he asked for.

    New York City police sharply cut back on arrests and summonses for second consecutive week, magnifying conflict between department and Mayor Bill de Blasio; force issues 347 criminal summonses, down from 4,077 one year earlier, and parking and traffic tickets drop by 90 percent…. [Remember tickets are a major source of revenue. snicker gc]

    Feistier side of New York Mayor Bill de Blasio emerges as he proves he is not intimidated by rift with Police Department that is turning into serious issue for his administration; blasts law-enforcement unions for suggesting deaths of two officers was City Hall’s fault….

    [An New York Times]…Editorial …..urges de Blasio to be more forceful in dealing with this insubordination and offers specific ways he can fight back…..

    http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/organizations/n/new_york_city_police_department/index.html

    As far as the Mayor not being responsible, seems that is a matter of opinion

    NY State Sen. Greg Ball posted a statement on Facebook that said, in part, “Today, our NYPD and other law enforcement and emergency responders have walking targets on their backs and are in grave danger. Mince no words. The Mayor is directly responsible for their safety or lack thereof.”

    The Sergeants Benevolent Association tweeted: “The blood of 2 executed police officers is on the hands of Mayor de Blasio. May God bless their families and may they rest in peace.”

    newyork(DOT)cbslocal.com/2014/12/20/police-unions-others-blast-de-blasio-after-shooting-deaths-of-2-nypd-cops/

    ….For two years, starting with his 2013 campaign, he painted a target on the NYPD. Many of us warned repeatedly that he was playing with fire, but he saw his election as a blank check.

    With Al Sharpton protecting his radical flank, the once-amiable back-bencher from Brooklyn has grown pompous with power. He fancies himself the leader of a national movement, and is comfortable lecturing the public….

    Again and again, he depicted the great and gallant NYPD as an occupying army of racist brutes and foolishly boasted that he had warned his biracial son that the police were a danger to him. Just Friday, he met with demonstrators despite the fact that five cops had been assaulted in the so-called peaceful protests, and despite a video in which hundreds if not thousands of protesters are seen demanding “dead cops.”
    http://nypost.com/2014/12/22/de-blasios-arrogance-puts-cops-in-cross-hairs/

    Unfortunately two more NYPD officers have been shot. Plainclothes New York City police officers were shot Monday night while responding to a robbery in the Bronx.

    • emsnews says:

      At the Holland Tunnel this morning a black criminal thug drug dealer with a long arrest record tried to run over several cops there while driving a very expensive car.

      PS: He wasn’t shot. The thugs who I fought personally for years ( and this is how I got to know Giuliani back in early 1981 when he was a Federal investigator!) are back on the rampage now.

      They don’t want any stinking law enforcement they want the good old days of the 1970’s when they ruled NYC brutally and crime was through the roof.

      • Gail Combs says:

        MY folks left NYC and moved to Upstate New York because my father, who had started a Union, was threatened by the Union Mobsters who wanted to come in and take over control of the union. Dad who was very well liked and therefore favored by the union members for leader was told get out of town or you and your family are dead. So we moved.

        This is one of them that Mom mentioned she knew. I can not remember the others. One was a next door neighbor whose kid tried to kill my brother.

  8. Gail Combs says:

    ….The two police officers shot by a Bronx robber they were trying to arrest would have rather not gotten visited by Mayor de Blasio, family and fellow cops told The Post on Tuesday.

    The father of the more seriously wounded of the pair, Officer Andrew Dossi, 30, said his son “wasn’t too happy about the mayor’s visit.”…

    The elder Dossi said he even gave de Blasio a piece of his mind at St. Barnabas Hospital when the mayor stopped by with NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton following the Monday night shooting…..
    http://nypost.com/2015/01/06/cop-wounded-in-shootout-didnt-appreciate-de-blasios-hospital-visit/

    As I said de Blasio is getting what he asked for.

    Bill Bratton is the New York City Police Commissioner and is caught between the cops and the mayor so he blames the media.

    … Blaming the media for the crisis engulfing City Hall, Bratton accused this paper of “hating” Mayor Bill de Blasio and said, “If the cops are reading The Post, they’re not going to like the mayor, because it’s hanging the mayor 24 hours a day.” Then he attacked The New York Times, saying it doesn’t like de Blasio “because he’s not far enough to the left for where they want to be.”

    Sob, sob — poor de Blasio, everybody’s picking on him. “This guy’s heart is in the right place,” Bratton insisted. “He likes cops. He appreciates what they do.”

    Oy, where to begin to untangle Bratton’s confusion?

    Start with the fact that The Post doesn’t hate de Blasio, only the fact that he shows more respect for Al Sharpton than for the cops who risk their lives to keep all New Yorkers safe. And that the mayor has so little regard for the families of hundreds of people who died in a plane crash that he was late to the annual moment of silence in Queens. And that he erects a tall fence around Gracie Mansion, then lies about the reason and the cost. And that he demands that landlords freeze rents while charging a whopping $5,000 a month for his vacant Brooklyn house.

    Covering those news events used to be called journalism, but now it’s “hate”? ….
    http://nypost.com/2014/12/29/no-bill-bratton-the-post-doesnt-hate-de-blasio-we-just-love-cops/

    An older article from before de Blasio was elected: Bill de Blasio’s Communist Pals: Who will train New York’s finest — Sandinistas or former Stasi?

    It seems New York’s finest is doing the schooling not de Blasio.

  9. Latitude says:

    If their point is to show the world that it’s a very old ancient religion….
    practiced by barbaric backward people…
    ..and that neither has a place in the modern world

    100% success!

    • Gail Combs says:

      No the goal is intimidation just like that of all bullies.

      Today the highly stupid Leftists are aiding and betting these bullies unlike President Jefferson who kicked their butt because of the high tributes demanded by the Barbary states and because they were seizing American merchant ships and enslaving the crews for high ransoms.

      Reagan also dealt swiftly and sharply with the bullies.
      (wwwDOT)americanthinker.com/articles/2005/06/ronald_reagan_and_the_opening.html

      You would have though the lessons from those time would have been learned on both sides.

      If you wish you could lay the blame directly on the Rockefellers. In 1933 Saudi Arabia gave Standard Oil of California (The Rockefellers) exclusive rights to explore for oil. Socal formed the California Arabian Standard Oil Co. to drill for oil in Saudi Arabia and so the USA became tied to middle east and it’s oil. This is the type of ‘interdependence’ the Globalists like Clinton, Al Gore and David Rockefeller love.

      The Rockefeller’s were also behind the anti-nuclear power efforts of Greenpeace, Sierra Club, Union of Concerned Scientists, and the Environmental Defense Fund.” Given their investment in oil, that is not hard to understand. The last thing the Rockefellers would want was a USA not dependent on their middle east oil. So the seeds sown in 1933 and encouraged by the 1970s anti-nuclear power movement leads us to the problems in the middle east today and the problems as the Muslims move into Europe and the America’s. Again thanks to the Left’s ‘Multiculturalism idiocy.

      It is tough to find the fingerprints of the Rockefeller’s on the anti-nuclear power organizations. But if you bother to look they are there. (I didn’t keep my links when looking into this years ago so no doubt _Jim will call me nut again… Of course even with links he calls me nuts.)

      The Struggle for Power
      What we Haven’t Been Told and Why!

      The real issues behind the uranium and nuclear argument, viewed both internationally and nationally.

      Since it is increasingly apparent that the science which underpin the demands for immediate and drastic action on carbon emissions is very far from settled, the burning question shifts from the science to the reasons why so much unsettled science has been taken so seriously by so many people. Some clues can be found in a study of the methods which were used to kill nuclear power in Australia. These were documented by the late John Grover….

      ….In 1971 Ralph Nader, bankrolled by the Rockefeller network, began to work with a lawyer Anthony Roisman and the “Union of Concerned Scientists” to combine the efforts of environmental groups and public interest lawyers against NP. They worked on several fronts:

      Legal action delay projects.
      Lobbying Congress and Government agencies.
      Propagandising the churches
      Advertising directed at the general public

      Exaggerated dangers and innuendos of industry incompetence were widely accepted as fact. The industry had no strategy for self-defence, being in the business of NP, not propaganda, and became “an 80 billion dollar underdog”….

      This is about nuclear weapons but gives a glimpse. It is in ‘Swans’ “a co-operative and collegial effort” formed by Gilles d’Aymery “Aymery is a long-time advocate of policies that promote cooperation (in opposition to competition), equal allocation and sharing of created wealth entailing redistribution of revenues, collective decision-making on the control of resources (both input and output), and “underconsumptionism” to mitigate growing human-made ecological mayhem…. born in 1950 in France… Aymery has worked in the international oil & gas industry, moved to the U.S. in 1982, eventually changed course to become a computer consultant to small US businesses…”

      Definitely not a right wing blog.

      Anti-Nuclear Philanthropy And The US Peace Movement
      by Michael Barker

      “[N]ew funding opportunities have led to the professionalization of social movements and independence from mass support, but have also created a new dependence. Churches, philanthropists, and foundations are involved in a new web of social control… [T]he effect of established institutions’ backing of movement organizations is to direct dissent into legitimate channels and limit goals to ameliorative rather than radical change.”
      “The subtle relationship between resource mobilization and social control promoted a common outcome — cooption — for each of the major antinuclear weapons movements.”
      — Frances McCrea and Gerald Markle, 1989.

      …McCrea and Markle suggest that of all the scientists first involved in the Manhattan Project, and then in opposing it, those based at the Metallurgical Laboratory at Chicago University (the “Met” Lab) were “by far the most important.” Chicago University president Robert Hutchins even “contributed $10,000 from a special educational fund to the nascent movement.” (3) Although McCrea and Markle do not mention it, the Hutchins link is particularly intriguing given that Hutchins, while serving as the University’s president (during the 1930s), had been a board member of a media “reform” group created by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and the Carnegie Corporation to undermine a popular media reform movement. (4) Indeed, Hutchins fulfilled a critical role as a liberal reformer for philanthropic elites and eventually went on to serve as the associate director of the Ford Foundation (from 1951), and as the president of the Ford Foundation’s Fund for the Republic (from 1954)….

      Throughout the 1970s increasing numbers of environmental organizations picked up on the nuclear issue, and many of the same liberal foundations that actively co-opted the budding environmental movement, (11) began working their financially wizardry on the anti-nuclear movement. A key player in both regards was the Union of Concerned Scientists’ cofounder Henry Kendall and his philanthropy body the Henry P. Kendall Foundation. (12) The larger liberal foundations soon joined the fray, and Kendall and company actively began supporting both the environmental and the anti-nuclear movements. Between 1974 and 1982 “the Ford Foundation, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and Rockefeller Family Fund collectively gave almost seven million dollars to four of the most active anti-nuclear [environmental] groups — the Natural Resources Defense Council, Sierra Club, Union of Concerned Scientists, [and the] Environmental Defense Fund.” (13)
      http://www.swans.com/library/art15/barker31.html

      • Don says:

        Don’t see the connection between big oil and nuclear power. Very few power plants utilized oil to make electricity, so as a conspiracy theory it doesn’t hold up. Big coal would have been a far more likely source to oppose nuclear power back in the day.

        The error was not going forward with thorium reactors because they do not produce much bomb making material. So the DoD was against thorium reactors, which we proved up back in the 1960’s, and are being talked about again. DoD wanted a steady supply of bomb making material thus the type of reactors we built.

        • Gail Combs says:

          I agree the error was in not developing thorium. The Chinese are correcting that.

          “Don’t see the connection between big oil and nuclear power.”

          Much of the connection was because the Rockefellers are globalists. Also you can turn coal into gasoline or oil if you have the cheap electric. Richard S.Courtney has done work in England for one process. The Germans had done the same during WWII.

          Also as far as Middle East, Do not forget the Natural Gas (for heating) associated with the oil. http://www.geoexpro.com/articles/2010/01/the-qatar-oil-discoveries

          Most people forget the Rockefellers owned coal too. SEE: Ludlow Massacre, April 20, 1914 When the Rockefellers actually got out of coal is hard to tell because of the problem of ‘holding companies’ and ‘in name only.’ and all the scuttlebut floating around.

          The biggest connection is Malathusian beliefs in the population explosion and that humanity must not be allowed to advance.

          “A massive campaign must be launched to de-develop the United States. De-development means bringing our economic system into line with the realities of ecology and the world resource situation.” —Dr. Paul Ehrlich, Anne Ehrlich, and Dr. John Holdren, Ecoscience: Population, Resources, Environment, 1970, p. 323

          “Giving society cheap, abundant energy would be the equivalent of giving an idiot child a machine gun.” —Dr. Paul Ehrlich, Anne Ehrlich, and Dr. John Holdren, Ecoscience: Population, Resources, Environment, 1970, p. 323

          Here is a connection to the Rockefellers:

          Population Stabilization and the Modern Environmental Movement

          Dave Brower [then executive director of the Sierra Club] expressed the consensus of the environmental movement on the subject in 1966 when he said, ‘We feel you don’t have a conservation policy unless you have a population policy.’

          Brower encouraged Stanford University biologist and ZPG co-founder Paul Ehrlich to write The Population Bomb, published in 1968, which surpassed even Rachel Carson’s landmark work Silent Spring to become the best-selling ecology book of the 1960s.16 Ehrlich’s polemic echoed and amplified population concerns earlier raised by two widely read books, both published in 1948: In Our Plundered Planet, Fairfield Osborn, chairman of the Conservation Foundation, lamented that,

          The tide of the earth’s population is rising, the reservoir of the earth’s living resources is falling.

          President Nixon and Congress jointly appointed environmental, labor, business, academic, demographic, population, and political representatives to a bipartisan Commission on Population Growth and the American Future, chaired by John D. Rockefeller III. Among its findings in 1972 was that it would be difficult to reach the environmental goals being established at the time unless the United States began stopping its population growth…

  10. darrylb says:

    The event is tragic, but not making much news is the fact that in the Middle East children are beheaded if they do convert to Muslim, Thousands of Christians are killed in horrible ways.
    Yes, all lives matter. but I have less compassion when they die as a result of the crimes they have committed.

  11. emsnews says:

    Saddam and Assad both protected Christians and other minorities before the NATO/US/Israel attempts at overthrowing them.

  12. GoneWithTheWind says:

    Saddam “protected” Christians?

    Saddam killed on average 20,000 of his people a month. He, his sons and his henchmen would pull young girls out of their schools to be brought to rape houses. He din’t particularly target Christians but I think to imply he was some kind of “good guy” who the U.S. simply decided to target one day is stupid and bizarre not to mention ignorant of the facts. If Saddam was still in power, still killing 20,000 of his countrymen every month I assume you would remain quiet about his crimes and be good with it. One of Saddam’s personal favorite way to torture/kill his enemies was to use a giant chpper designed to turn wood waste into mulch. He would suspend the poor Iraqi citizen by his arms and slowly lower him into the machine that removed his fleash and bones an inch or two at a time. What was the great crime that engendered such a severe punishment? Being the wrong sect of the muslim religion or owning land that one of Saddam’s henchmen wanted or the very worst crime possible; complaining about Saddam’s henchmen taking his daughter for special treatment to a rape house (colloquially known as an Iraqi date). This is the Saddam that you rise to defend. Yes I know it isn’t your intent to defend Saddam and that your real goal was to insult and diminish the U.S.

  13. Don says:

    Read all the hand-wringing in the big media about this terror act. The usual nonsense about censorship, about a ‘backlash’ against Mohammedans, yada yada. Pathetic.

    http://www.jihadwatch.org/

    Now that the only true bastion that stood against Mohammedism throughout history, that dared to fight it, that saved Europe on several occasions from it, has been vastly weakened, into that vacuum comes Jihad. And America has the doors wide open for Mohammedan immigrants.

  14. Meanwhile, the French scholars at the NYT translate, “Je ne te tue pas car tu es une femme et on ne tue pas les femmes, mais tu dois te convertir à l’islam, lire le coran et te voiler” as “Don’t be afraid, calm down, I won’t kill you. You are a woman. But think about what you’re doing. It’s not right.”

    Funny. Something is missing there.

    • Stark, you are making more out of it than is there.

      It seems Liz Aldermanjan, Laure Fourquet and Karine Granier-Denfert of the New York Times just heard it differently than the journalists at L’Express and Radio France Internationale.

      The brothers were simply gallant and old-fashioned, with a touch of sexist contempt. Just like your typical American conservative.

      Survivors Retrace a Scene of Horror at Charlie Hebdo

      By Liz Aldermanjan Jan 8, 2015

      “Don’t be afraid, calm down, I won’t kill you,” the gunman told her in a steady voice, with a calm look in his eyes, she recalled. “You are a woman. But think about what you’re doing. It’s not right.”

      http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/09/world/europe/survivors-retrace-a-scene-of-horror-at-charlie-hebdo.html

      Charlie Hebdo: le récit de l’intérieur de l’attaque sanglante

      [By L’Express Jan 8, 2015]

      La journaliste Sigolène Vinson qui était dans la rédaction au moment des faits aurait été épargnée parce qu’elle était une femme. Selon RFI, qui a réussi à la joindre juste après les faits, l’un des deux hommes a pointé son arme sur elle et lui aurait dit: “Je ne te tue pas car tu es une femme et on ne tue pas les femmes, mais tu dois te convertir à l’islam, lire le coran et te voiler”. Ensuite, il est parti en criant “Allahou Akbar, Allahou Akbar”. Ce qu’a confirmé également l’essayiste Caroline Fourest arrivée rapidement sur les lieux. “Elle a eu la kalachnikov sur le nez. Il lui a dit: ‘récite le Coran’ et je t’épargne. Elle récitait ça en boucle”, a affirmé mercredi soir sur France 2 l’essayiste et ancienne collaboratrice de Charlie.

      http://www.lexpress.fr/actualite/societe/fait-divers/charlie-hebdo-le-recit-de-l-interieur-de-l-attaque-sanglante_1638665.html

      • True, that’s why they corrected it from their original translation of, “I’m not going to kill you because you’re a woman, we don’t kill women, but you must convert to Islam, read the Quran and cover yourself[.]” without noting that they’d changed the text of their own article.

        • Exactly. They fixed it. They put their focus on the real problem:

          The killers didn’t show professional respect to the Charlie Hebdo female staff. They only wanted to deal with the men.

          Just wait—they will now go after these brothers for their sexism, big time. These terrorists will never again dare pissing off the New York Times.

  15. IbSnooker says:

    Scumbag was running toward that poor cop at the time. You need to lead him just a tiny smidgen to the right.

  16. Beale says:

    Bill Donahue, of the Catholic League. has this take:
    Killing in response to insult, no matter how gross, must be unequivocally condemned. That is why what happened in Paris cannot be tolerated. But neither should we tolerate the kind of intolerance that provoked this violent reaction.
    http://www.catholicleague.org/muslims-right-angry/

    Suffice it to say that I disagree.

    • Gail Combs says:

      I was in Boston when the good Irish Catholics were sending money to Ireland to buy bullets.

      If I were the Catholic church I would be keeping a low profile on this.

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