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^ Yes. They look well fed, compliant and rip for the picking...
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Ripe. But the picking will be a rip...
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The guy in front is me right now. I take a mask everywhere, but only put it on to suit those who apoplectically demand it. The raging inconsistency of the masking religion at this point is self parody.
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Time for Chicagorans to arm up and blast the criminals. If gay mayor bitches take out as a warning to encourager les autres
I understand that police can't be everywhere, and I wouldn't want them there. But they should be somewhere.
Their deBlasio-defined rules of engagement require them not to engage. So always being elsewhere follows.
[NYPOST] Disturbing new surveillance video shows the moment a 51-year-old man was brutally attacked by a hatchet-wielding maniac while at a Lower Manhattan ATM.
The footage, obtained by The Post on Tuesday, shows the victim at one of the ATMs inside a Chase Bank vestibule on Broadway near Beaver Street in the Financial District shortly before 5:30 p.m. Sunday when his attacker walks in, removes a hatchet from a dark bag, sneaks up behind him and begins slashing him.
The frightened and bloodied victim tries to fend off the brutal assault, falling to the floor several times as he futilely attempts to grab his crazed assailant’s weapon, the footage shows.
When the unidentified suspect is finished beating his victim, he smashes the screens of the cash-dispensing machines before walking away — and leaving the hatchet and his backpack behind, according to police.
The maimed man was hospitalized in stable, pH balanced condition, police said.
Cops hope the surveillance video helps them catch the maniac, sources said.
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Looks like a Racist Hate Crime to me.
Why isn't it being reported as a BLOM racial attack?
[NYPOST] A 70-year-old reliably Democrat Chicago, aka The Windy City or Mobtown ...home of Al Capone, the Chicago Black Sox, a succession of Daleys, Barak Obama, and Rahm Emmanuel... woman was ambushed and rubbed out by two button men while she sat in her car outside her job — with shocking surveillance video capturing the attack.Yvonne Ruzich was sitting in her vehicle shortly before 4:30 a.m. Monday waiting for the grocery store where she worked to open when the two men in hoodies walked up to her and opened fire, video released by Chicago police shows.
The maimed woman then hit the gas and crashed into a street sign — where the two men caught up with her and shot her multiple times.
Ruzich, a retired city sanitation worker, was pronounced dead at a local hospital, WMAQ-TV said in a report Tuesday.
Police have not determined a motive for the deadly early-morning attack outside Baltimore Food and Liquors in Chicago’s South Side — and are asking the public to help track down the suspects.
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The Headline we WON'T see.
"Elderly White Grandma Murdered by Black Racists."
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I thought initially this will take 6 months to work it ways thru the courts. But then I remembered the recent data on relocation patterns of the USA, since the over-hyped C-19 started.
Mostly Yankees Fleeing the North and generally headed South....
☺ We are being invaded by Yankees again.☺
Which also explains why lately we are hearing a lot more "...that's not the way we did it where we came from"...
#4
Time to start watching the watchers and maybe let some of them wake up naked with a bad headache in an alley...
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"...that's not the way we did it where we came from"...
When I was at the State University of New York at Buffalo back in the late 1970s, we had a lot of kids from New York City who thought they wanted to get as far from home as possible while still getting a remarkably cheap education. More than half of them spent the first semester saying that repeatedly. The second semester they were enrolled in some school in The City.
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NYC pollutes the mind. I lived in a sublet there in the early 80's, haven't been back since. I went to CWRU in Cleveland for my undergrad because I knew there would be too many distractions I was already familiar with in Pissburgh, where I was born and went to private high school. I got my degree in 4 years, made a lot of friends, cultivated a lot of new distractions and I'd be there still if not for a job waiting back in SWPA when I graduated (there is a God) You are either able to leave your back yard or you are not.
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One invader from Pennsylvania I was talking with bemoaned the fact there is no state income tax in Tennessee. He didn't like the sales tax. He didn't like paying 9% sales tax on refrigeraters and ranges. I asked him how many times a year he bought them and he gave me a blank stare
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We should have poll taxes and tests to vote. People who can't pass an econ 101 exam should not vote or be allowed to run for office.
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I give you free reign of my Communist Fiefdom, only if you have taken "The Jab" and can prove it.
U.S. Constitutional Rights Permanently Suspended - William de Blasio (D)
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Been in New England nearly my entire life and I thought grits & collard greens were pretty good. That was that one trip to Atlanta back in the Dot Com days (never to be confused with one of the all-time greatest Rantburg commenters, .com).
#13
The vaccination rates for blacks is less than other groups. Therefore, blacks will be turned away at a higher rate.
Given that any process that produces disparate outcomes for different races is illegal, lawsuits will be coming quickly. Alinsky, you magnificent bastige, we read your book!
In 1965? 56 years ago? I can barely remember that far back. She'd better have a lot of photos of the two of them together nekkid.
[PAGESIX] Legendary singer and songwriter Bob Dylan plied a 12-year-old girl with drugs and alcohol before sexually abusing her at his Chelsea Hotel apartment in 1965, an explosive new lawsuit alleges.
The "Blowin’ in the Wind" musician allegedly used his star status to groom, gain the trust of and control the victim "as part of his plan to sexually molest and abuse" her, according to the Manhattan Supreme Court ...the political football known as The Highest Court in the Land, home of penumbrae and emanations... papers, which only identify the plaintiff as "J.C."
"Bob Dylan, over a six-week period between April and May of 1965 befriended and established an emotional connection with the plaintiff," say the papers, which were filed late Friday on behalf of J.C., now a 68-year-old woman in Greenwich, Conn.
The suit alleges that Dylan — whose given name is Robert Allen Zimmerman — established the "connection" to "lower [J.C.’s] inhibitions with the object of sexually abusing her, which he did, coupled with the provision of drugs, alcohol and threats of physical violence, leaving her emotionally scarred and psychologically damaged to this day."
The alleged abuse by the now-81-year-old "Like a Rolling Stone" singer and songwriter occurred multiple times, and some of the incidents took place at the famed Chelsea Hotel, the suit claims.
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So we have a 68+/- y/o woman now suing a
80-81 y/o rock star, for something she claims
happened 56 years ago????????
This must be some type of Legal World Record.
Because she took her time deciding.
BTW:
Where were her Parents during all this?
If it did happen, slap his butt in jail for the few
months he may still have to live being already 81.
#4
Statutes of limitation apply to criminal prosecutions. The world of civil litigation is, shall we say, a good deal more flexible inventive. Look at the reparations crowd, they expect their perceived grievance to be eternal and unreconcilable (but they'll take whatever they can get.)
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Yesterday the CalDor fire in El Dorado County sent a direct smoke plume into the Lake Tahoe/Carson Valley so thick that the streetlights in Gardnerville came on in several places around 2pm and the air quality rating at the south end of the Carson Valley was 325, extremely hazardous for all people. Worst ever. The Tamarack Fire, the Dixie Fire and now the CalDor Fire, its making me wonder if it was somethjing I said...
[NYPOST] Two wildfires, fanned by strong winds, raged out of control near Athens on Monday, forcing the evacuation of villages, but there were no immediate reports of casualties.More than 500 wildfires have broken out in recent weeks across Greece, which, like other countries in the Mediterranean region including The Sick Man of Europe Turkey ...the occupiers of Greek Asia Minor... and Tunisia, has seen some of its highest temperatures in decades.
On Monday, a blaze broke out on a mountain near the port town of Lavrio, about 60 km (40 miles) south of Athens, sending thick plumes of smoke above a busy beach, where windsurfers were riding the waves.
At least 91 firefighters, assisted by six water-bombing planes and six helicopters, tried to contain the fire, which broke out in an area of low vegetation and spread to pine trees. Three villages were ordered to evacuate.
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[FoxNews] U.S. officials on Monday are expected to declare the first-ever water shortage from a river that serves 40 million people in the West, triggering cuts to some Arizona farmers next year amid a gripping drought.
Water levels at the largest reservoir on the Colorado River — Lake Mead — have fallen to record lows. Along its perimeter, a white "bathtub ring" of minerals outlines where the high water line once stood, underscoring the acute water challenges for a region facing a growing population and a drought that is being worsened by hotter, drier weather brought on by climate change.
States, cities, farmers and others have diversified their water sources over the years, helping soften the blow of the upcoming cuts. But if current conditions persist — or intensify — additional cuts in coming years will be more deeply felt.
Lake Mead was formed by building Hoover Dam in the 1930s. It is one of several man-made reservoirs that store water from the Colorado River, which supplies drinking water, irrigation for farms and hydropower to Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming and parts of Mexico.
But water levels at Lake Mead and Lake Powell, the river's two largest reservoirs, have been falling for years and faster than experts predicted. Scorching temperatures and less melting snow in the spring have reduced the amount of water flowing from the Rocky Mountains, where the river originates before it snakes 1,450 miles (2,334 kilometers) southwest and into the Gulf of California.
"We’re at a moment where we’re reckoning with how we continue to flourish with less water, and it’s very painful," said Sarah Porter, director of the Kyl Center for Water Policy at Arizona State University.
Most of the agriculture is on the east side of the Continental Divide. Most of that water is from the Rio Grande and of intense legal fights with Colorado and particularly Texas.
Pentagon: More assets to Haiti: 8 helicopters, 2 P-8 patrol planes, Coast Guard cutters and amphibious warship USS Arlington underway from Norfolk soon
[AmericanMilitaryNews] Hu Xijin, the editor-in-chief of the Chinese state-run Global Times, tweeted a call for war after Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) (Now known as "The Pride of the United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence")
mistakenly tweeted that there are 30,000 U.S. troops currently stationed in Taiwan.
In a now-deleted tweet sent on Tuesday, Cornyn said, 'US Troops Today in: South Korea — 28,000; Germany — 35,486; Japan — 50,000; Taiwan — 30,000; Africa — 7,000; Afghanistan (month or 2 ago) — 2,500.' Responding to Cornyn’s post, Hu tweeted, 'Now, the US and the Taiwan authorities must explain. If it is true that the US has 30,000, or less than that number, soldiers stationed on the Taiwan island, Chinese military forces will immediately launch a war to eliminate and expel the US soldiers.' The Drums of War become louder.
Although a FH could loft about 40,000 cellphones attached to tiny USB connected vapor type motors. It only takes a 2 gram warhead (cellphone) at orbital speed to take down an ICBM.
(actually some of the water motors for small sats would be ideal)
Think Cell with cams, GPS, and app to remote control and run, and base station to StarLink for each cluster of phones.
Then it's just an Internet of Machines.
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We should be in a state of preparation for war with certain countries.
After all isn't that why we are strategically pulling out of Afghanistan so we can focus on more important threats.
Yet some idiots with loose lips are trying to sink ships with idiot tweets.
We should have "advisers" on certain island off certain mainlands, but as to the their exact nature and number that would be highly classified.
All congressional members who break secrecy should lose security clearances and not be allowed any access and so be removed from any intelligence positions starting with all Democrat members of congress from California because they have all been compromised long ago.
[FoxNews] A Texas murder suspect charged in a deadly 2019 shooting at a Dallas hotel was released back onto the streets Monday without having to pay bond after a massive data deletion at the police department left prosecutors clamoring to review whether any evidence tying him to the slaying was lost.
Jonathan "P-Money" Pitts, accused of fatally shooting Shun "Big Youngster" Handy during an argument on Jan. 28, 2019, was seen wearing a mask and an ankle monitor on Monday while walking out of the Frank Crowley Courts Building in Dallas.
District Judge Ernie White was forced to release him on a personal recognizance bond, the Dallas Morning News reported. Under state law, pretrial detention is prohibited when prosecutors aren’t ready to begin trial on the scheduled date, Pitts’ defense attorney, George Ashford III, said.
His trial was supposed to begin last Thursday, but prosecutors are seeking more time as a city audit is conducted into the loss of eight terabytes of data, which the Dallas Police Department said was permanently deleted months ago when a city IT employee was migrating police evidence from a cloud system to another server.
Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax said the data loss included photos, videos, audio, case notes and other files related to a yet-to-be determined number of cases.
Just one terabyte alone is capable of storing 250,000 photos and 6 million documents, Fox 4 reported.
The deletion happened between March 31 and April 5, but the Dallas Police Department did not make District Attorney John Creuzot’s office aware of the loss of data until about two weeks ago when prosecutors from different cases began inquiring about missing evidence.
Dallas police do not believe any evidence was lost in connection to Pitts’ case, but a detective told the judge the morning the trial was set to begin that he could not be sure until the city audit was completed. It’s unclear at this whether the data loss will prevent prosecution from moving forward.
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Under state law, pretrial detention is prohibited when prosecutors aren’t ready to begin trial on the scheduled date
Not to be confused with the District of Columbia, in which prosecutors have said they will not be able to provide possible exculpatory evidence till 2022, leaving 'accused' languishing in jail.
#2
A staple of good crime fiction is the purloined r-kive box of stale evidence that yields a new clue on the living room floor of the disgraced detective who stole it from the dusty archives. Now, "computer crashed. it's gone..."
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Don't worry - you can arrest him after he kills again.
#4
I don't see why there was even a trial. They should give 'P-Money' his gun back and insist he kill more of his kind. Think of it as time served and community service.
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eight terabytes of data, which the Dallas Police Department said was permanently deleted months ago when a city IT employee was migrating police evidence from a cloud system to another server.
This smells fishy. The whole point of a cloud is things don't get deleted permanently. Also the should be a back up of the data pre-migration before the data is actually moved.
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True. But shortcuts get taken sometimes--like not checking that a backup actually has data on it, or not verifying that you can get your cloudy data back again.
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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.
...home of Al Capone, the Chicago Black Sox, a succession of Daleys, Barak Obama, and Rahm Emmanuel...
...the political football known as The Highest Court in the Land, home of penumbrae and emanations...
...the occupiers of Greek Asia Minor...
[FoxNews] A Texas murder suspect charged in a deadly 2019 shooting at a Dallas hotel was released back onto the streets Monday without having to pay bond after a massive data deletion at the police department left prosecutors clamoring to review whether any evidence tying him to the slaying was lost.
