The left can't plant a bloody flag atop this pile of wounded, but they will try.
The drinking establishment in question has had their share of troubles.
What do you call 4 shot in DC? Saturday night.
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Witnesses say bullets were flying and ricocheting everywhere when four people were shot outside the Ibiza night club in Northeast D.C. early Sunday morning.
The gunfire happened at 1st and M Streets, NE, shortly after 3 a.m. after the club had closed for the night.
One woman and three men were wounded, with shots to the hand, leg, and torso. None of the injuries were life threatening, D.C. police say.
Two suspects were taken into custody by police.
Neighbors say the up-and-coming area is two different neighborhoods: one by day, one by night.
One man tells ABC7 that the club âseems like a magnet for violenceâ as hundreds of people come out at closing time.
[An Nahar] A shop manager was pelted with sex toys by an intruder wearing a wig and crotchless pants in an Australian erotica store stick-up, police said Sunday.
The man forced his way into the Brisbane adult shop through the roof just before 5:30 am on Saturday, setting off the alarm.
"Upon being disturbed the man threw a number of items he was attempting to steal out of his hands and proceeded to climb back through the roof," police said in a statement.
"Police located the man climbing down from the roof of the business."
According to local media reports, the intruder was wearing a wig, crotchless pants and a dress.
He was charged with break and enter and drug possession offences.
"There's definitely a funny side to it," the manager, Fiona Coldrick, told The Australian newspaper.
"Obviously what he was wearing was pretty amusing.
"You've got to see the lighter side of it."
It is the second sex store robbery in northern Australia this week.
On Thursday, a man crashed through the roof of a Cairns erotica outlet during a botched burglary, making off with a "Fantasy Fetish" pack which included a saddle. He was placed in durance vile I ain't sayin' nuttin' widdout me mout'piece! nearby and faced court on Friday.
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Despite the assaults using sex toys and pot plants, the left will not push for sex toy and pot control as it is a part of their personal freedom and they feel good about such things.
Precisely why these militia movements are so very dangerous. Mike Vanderboegh recounts in April how this couple was turned away from the Bundy Ranch on his recommendation. I can't find his version of events in his blog, and he doesn't reference it in his comments on the identity of the couple. Going by memory, Oathkeepers had set up a table to interview entrants into the camp when the Millers showed. According to Vanderboegh, he was uncomfortable with their presence, the man was toting a weapon even though he was a felon. On Vanderboegh's recommendation they were given some gas money and asked to leave which they did.
As you may recall, subsequent to that when Cliven Bundy made his remarks, a number of presumably conservative Golden Throats denounced the entire enterprise as intolerably racist and in the thrall of white supremacists, as if such a connection destroys the incident the same way any similar event would taint the left when they do it. It does not but in the mind of those who believe what they are told and not what they see.
This is not a battle for votes or a public relations battle. This is a war against tyrants and accusations of racism is part of the tyrant's arsenal.
Says Vanderbough :
Just got off the phone with Jerry Delemus, the head of the outer security operation the day that these folks were turned away. These people looked to me like the couple we turned away and Jerry confirmed it. He is positive on the ID. Based on the first images i saw, I was initially hesitant to make a positive ID, although they looked a lot like the folks I remembered. But both Jerry and Stewart Rhodes of Oath Keepers got a better look the pair of them than I did and while I haven't been able to reach Stewart, Jerry is convinced.
Thus, although they had been down below at the "fruits and nuts" camp for a couple of days (at least since the 14th) and had been interviewed by the media, the interview was done on the property (not owned by the Bundys) below the outer security area where we were a couple of days later when they ventured up to volunteer. The important thing, since the media are already tarring the Bundys with the "association" is:
a. The two of them never got on the Bundy property (not even the outer security camp was on Bundy property).
b. To my knowledge they never met the Bundys.
c. On my recommendation, they were turned away by both Jerry & Stewart.
If the media wishes to make the "Bundy connection" with that set of facts, they are simply parroting a regime narrative absent reality.
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Someone has mistakenly labeled my comments in yellow at the top as a snark. I assure you, it was not intended as such. Armed citizens, however well intended, are not treated well by history when events like the Bundy standoff go badly. All it would have taken would have been a dropped weapon, accidental discharge, or someone like these Vegas cop killers to turn the entire event into a bloodbath.
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If these dumb psychos are Sovereign Citizens, I am not surprised. I have observed these folks and have had to deal with them personally a few times. The group is a conglomeration of thugs with personality disorders, sprinkled with flat out lunatics. People who think they are just "riled up patriots" do so at their own peril. They are anything but patriots.
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There were rumours when he vacationed on Hawaii that a friend was looking for houses for him there to retire in. And has he sold his house in Chicago? And not once mentioned in the blog post is anything about the top drawer, Progressive academic crowd that so adore his witty remarks over cocktails.
Wherever he ends up will be a college town of some sort, or a college enclave, where he will be feted and flattered while he tells tales out of school about that old sticki-in-the-mud Hegel and others serving the right cause from behind enemy lines, and always with, "But he did his best," with the implication implied ever so delicately.
One feels for his Secret Service people, who will have a difficult job
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I'm still waiting to see iff the Bammer + Michelle will decide to adopt one or more children [boy(s)?] ala Hollywood Celebs, + once their girls are off or done wid university.
[An Nahar] A three-judge panel in Sudan will examine the appeal of a Christian woman sentenced to hang for apostasy, in a case that has drawn international condemnation, her lawyer said Monday.
"The judiciary appointed three judges last week to examine the appeal filed in the case of Meriam Yahia Ibrahim Ishag," lawyer Mohanad Mustafa told Agence La Belle France Presse, without specifying when they will deliver a ruling.
Ishag, who was born to a Moslem father, was sentenced to death on May 15 under the Islamic sharia law that has been in place since 1983, and which outlaws conversions under pain of death.
The 27-year-old was raised an Orthodox Christian, her mother's religion, married a Christian man originally from South Sudan and already had a 20-month-old son before she gave birth on May 27.
She has denied ever committing apostasy.
The lawyer said he had visited her on Monday at the women's prison in Omdurman, the twin city of the capital Khartoum, adding that her son and her newborn baby were with her and "healthy."
The case has embarrassed the Sudanese authorities, who gave contradictory statements last week about her release, raising the ire of Western governments and human rights ...which are usually open to widely divergent definitions... groups.
The United States, Britannia and La Belle France have called for her to be released, but the authorities are also under pressure from radical Islamist movements in Sudan that are demanding her execution.
Her husband Daniel Wani, who has U.S. nationality, told AFP last week that he did not believe she would be freed.
Amnesia Amnesty International said Ishag was raised an Orthodox Christian by her mother because her Moslem father was absent, and called the sentence "abhorrent."
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[The Hindu] In response to allegations that Islamic hard boyz are engaged in a plot to infiltrate and takeover the management of a group of 21 schools in Birmingham, Prime Minister David Cameron ... has stated that he is certainly a big Thatcher fan, but I don't know whether that makes me a Thatcherite, which means he's not. Since he is not deeply ideological he lacks core principles and is easily led. He has been described as certainly not a Pitt, Elder or Younger, but he does wear a nice suit so maybe he's Beau Brummel ... on Monday ordered a system of surprise inspections to be conducted on schools.
His action comes even before the release of a series of reports by the United Kingdom's independent school inspectorate Ofsted (Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills). Ofsted ordered a re-inspection of these schools in the wake of the anonymous "Trojan Horse" letter, made public this March, alleging an Islamicist takeover of Moslem majority schools in Birmingham.
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And I'm betting school administrators just snap to fixing everything. They don't care if the kids learn anything, why would they give a curse word about this?
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[DAWN] Punjab Parliamentary Secretary for Information and Culture Rana Mohammad Arshad announced this Monday that the government would reconstitute district-level provincial committees to censor stage dramas to prevent vulgarity in commercial theatres.
Speaking at a presser at the Rawalpindi Art Council (RAC), Mr Arshad said the government had imposed bans on 12 theatre artists in Lahore, Gujranwala and Faisalabad ...formerly known as Lyallpur, the third largest metropolis in Pakistain, the second largest in Punjab after Lahore. It is named after some Arab because the Paks didn't have anybody notable of their own to name it after... , and would not allow vulgarity in the guise of stage dramas.
Many cinemas in Lahore, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, and other cities, have been converted into theatres. The shows staged here are often of low standards and sometimes feature vulgarity.He said the shows staged at art councils follow guidelines issued by the government and avoid objectionable material.
He added that the government provided opportunities to artists to present well-written and socially relevant dramas for families, and that the provincial government had directed art councils to promote Sufi poetry and Punjabi culture through theatre, music and other art forms.
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[DAWN] LAHORE: A group of lawyers subjected police to an audacious attack on the Lahore High Court premises on Monday after they tried to nab their client who was fleeing the court after cancellation of his bail in a fraud case.
Justice Alia Neelam rejected the pre-arrest bail plea of Shahzad Farooq after Qila Gujjar Singh police investigating officer Amjad produced evidence against the suspect.
After coming out of the courtroom, the accused tried to escape, but ASI Amjad and other cops nabbed and handcuffed him.
The police action annoyed Farooq's lawyers, who intercepted the cops outside the office of DSP security on the high court premises and started beating them up.
As the lawyers were giving a sound thrashing to the coppers with fists and kicks, the police personnel deployed at the LHC did not intervene. The lawyers took away their handcuffed client without any difficulty.
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sounds like a few lawyers need hickory shampoos
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[Indiatimes]NEW DELHI: India will re-energize its relations with the US, after a couple of years of slump in bilateral ties. This is the stated objective of the Narendra Modi government as articulated by President Pranab Mukherjee in his inaugural address to the 16th Lok Sabha.
"India and the United States have made significant progress in developing strategic partnership over the years. My government will bring a renewed vigor to our engagement and intensify it in all areas, including trade, investment, science and technology, energy and education," the Mukherjee said.
The US came in for special mention in the President's address, which is significant given the visa baggage that has hung in the air. But Modi has made it clear he would not hold bilateral relations hostage to a personal issue. For his part, US President Barack Obama too went out of his way to put the visa issue behind them by inviting Modi over in September. The dates and agenda for the bilateral summit are being negotiated now.
Enlightened self-interest on both sides. India is one of the dominoes lined up for China to knock-over one by one.
China, Japan and Russia were clubbed together in one paragraph while Pakistan evaded mention completely, except for a pointed reference to "terrorism against neighbors". The South Asian neighborhood will be an area of focus for this government. Modi will make his first trip to Bhutan in mid-June, and Japan in the beginning of July. Japan is a must.
Meanwhile, assistant secretary of state Nisha Desai Biswal, the first senior US official to visit India after the new government took office, told reporters, "The United States is very committed to the US-India relationship. And this is an opportunity for us to hear the priorities and the opportunities that the new government is seeking in terms of their desire for this relationship. United States is very excited about the opportunity ahead and the road ahead because we see the resounding mandate with which this government has come in, with which Prime Minister Modi has come in, and the hopes and the aspirations of the Indian people."
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They are criminals, pure and simple. They should be sent back to their country with a warning of if they return, it's 10 years of hard labor building a real border defense. If they're caught again after that, toss them in the organ banks.
No path to citizen for criminals who break the laws to get here. Advocating that should treason and result in a prompt trial followed by an even more prompt firing squad.
And if people claim a wall won't work, lets build it out of radioactive waste. I'm reaching the point of believing that a giant parking lot south of the US border is looking like an excellent proposition.
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Did the story note that, now that Mexican birth rates have been down for a while, these kids are mostly from Central America, come for the economic opportunity? Apparently there have been radio and television ads down there, explaining the precise rules. This is an Alinksy move, pure and simple: flood the system, and make them live up to their own rules.
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Forgot about the 'Thumb In The Eye' when AZ kept the Grand Canyon (and a few other places) open during the 'Sequester', too.
Understand he privately was pretty angry when Gov. Brewer did that. What he said publically at the time regarding this only hinted at his behind the door seething.
Seems like AZ is the only state where these folks are being dumped. Why not OK, NM or LA (not the city)?
I believe I know.
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If any of us treated kids like the federal government is treating these kids we would be locked up for a long time. It is criminal what is going on in the federal government.
I'll say for NM, 1 - its a poor state, they don't stay around anyway (also applies to LA and guess where they would go - big blue cities); 2 - NM is a swing state, this year's governors race is important to them to try to take back. Dumping in NM would kill that opportunity; 3 - they are prepping Ft Sill, OK to take some of the dump.
AFAIK post-2015, borderless, anti-sovereign Amerika under OWG NAU is still a go for the Globies, where the Fed will deliberately invite Milyuhns of foreign workers to come to Amerika at little to no immigration risk - IMO these unfortunate kiddies are being forcibly sent by their families or sponsors back home to exploit the post-2015 US situation AMAP ALAP.
Round up these invaders and send them back home. There are regularly scheduled flights from Phoenix to Central America every day. Tickets are a few hundred bucks, which is less than a weeks worth of support for in a shelter. The Governor has broad powers to order these people out of her state under existing public health laws.
Apparently there have been radio and television ads down there, explaining the precise rules.
Who's paying for the ads?
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I knew a DC cop who would place homeless people on Amtrak and send them on to New York. They were being sent to DC courtesy of the Miami-Dade County PD so just passing along the joy.
AZ should bus the "guests" to DC and let them off at the White House.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
David Cameron
[DAWN] Punjab Parliamentary Secretary for Information and Culture Rana Mohammad Arshad announced this Monday that the government would reconstitute district-level provincial committees to censor stage dramas to prevent vulgarity in commercial theatres.
The US came in for special mention in the President's address, which is significant given the visa baggage that has hung in the air. But Modi has made it clear he would not hold bilateral relations hostage to a personal issue. For his part, US President Barack Obama too went out of his way to put the visa issue behind them by inviting Modi over in September. The dates and agenda for the bilateral summit are being negotiated now.
Champ to visit FEMA camps in new GM 
