Source:
http://www.popehat.com/2011/09/06/complain-about-being-sexually-assaulted-by-a-tsa-thug-theyll-sue/
DISCLOSURE: This post and the link contain graphic descriptions of non-consensual sexual encounters. Not appropriate for all ages.
I highly recommend reading this entire article. I also highly recommend offering any support you are able to Amy. She did what every one of us who has flown under the TSA should do. This gradual taking of more power by them, and more denial of our rights needs to stop, and be reversed. The TSA needs to be disbanded. They are an evil organization, which takes pleasure in using what little authority it has to sexually assault US citizens, and pays it's employees to do that.
Not only is that rape, but it's inverted prostitutional rape. Yes, I made up a word and phrase. But think about it. When someone pays for sex, it is prostitution. When someone is sexually assaulted, it's rape. When someone is paid to rape someone else, it becomes a new issue all together.
Don't believe me? Just ask any of the women who have had fingers and hands pushed "...between their labia." Ask any of the men or boys who have had their penises grabbed. This is legalized rape. This is the dehumanization of the citizens of the USA.
The TSA is a criminal, evil organization and must be stopped.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
At Least He Shot Himself For Us
Source:
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/09/06/at-least-8-reportedly-shot-at-ihop-restaurant-in-nevada/
Yet another example of the police and law enforcement agencies being too slow to react. After a shooter shoots people and himself, they arrive. After the threat is neutralized, they shut down a street. After ________ they _________. Fill in those blanks with pretty much anything you want. We see this in case after case, instance after instance.
If the police existed to prevent crime, this discussion would never happen. however, they are a reactionary force, not a preemptive force. They are unable to prevent this sort of thing. \
I don't know anything about the shooter at this point, if he was high, if he had mental problems, if he was an escaped con out to get the world, or if he was a normal Joe who snapped, or what. At the end of the day, that doesn't matter. What matters is that no one there took the action to stop him. It could be that none of them was armed, or it could be that he already shot those who were. What will you do if you're confronted with such a situation?
This is why it's important for us to take our safety seriously, and responsibility for ourselves, and not rely on others for it.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/09/06/at-least-8-reportedly-shot-at-ihop-restaurant-in-nevada/
Yet another example of the police and law enforcement agencies being too slow to react. After a shooter shoots people and himself, they arrive. After the threat is neutralized, they shut down a street. After ________ they _________. Fill in those blanks with pretty much anything you want. We see this in case after case, instance after instance.
If the police existed to prevent crime, this discussion would never happen. however, they are a reactionary force, not a preemptive force. They are unable to prevent this sort of thing. \
I don't know anything about the shooter at this point, if he was high, if he had mental problems, if he was an escaped con out to get the world, or if he was a normal Joe who snapped, or what. At the end of the day, that doesn't matter. What matters is that no one there took the action to stop him. It could be that none of them was armed, or it could be that he already shot those who were. What will you do if you're confronted with such a situation?
This is why it's important for us to take our safety seriously, and responsibility for ourselves, and not rely on others for it.
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Busy Weekend
I had a very busy Memorial Day weekend. It included interviews for reception halls for a certain upcoming event, as well as the other party of said event putting an offer on a substantial investment.
What did you do this weekend?
What did you do this weekend?
Friday, September 2, 2011
What Does it Mean to be Aware of Your Surroundings
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I have always made it a special point to be alert to my surroundings. We have a responsibility to ourselves and to our loved ones to be aware of danger, alert to trouble, and the like. This can be exhausting, if you don't apply your methods correctly.
To use the definitions used here I have personally primarily used a combination of two levels of awareness:
1 - Relaxed Awareness - when in places where I spend most of my time, and it's easy to be alerted to something being out of place. The office, the house, church, etc.
2 - Focused Awareness - when in places where I am not familiar, and as such things out of place are less likely to stand out to me, as 'everything' is out of place by my perspective. New settings, new city, job interviews, special social occasions, and public areas which change frequently due to layout and visitor changes such as malls, restaurants, stores, garages, and the like.
I have constantly encouraged this concept (though not worded nearly so well, or so detailed) to my loved ones.
In what level of awareness do you typically find yourself? Do you pay attention to what's going on around you? Would you be taken by surprise if someone unexpected walked in the office? Would you be unable to react if you witnessed a mugging while shopping? Would you see that box sitting somewhere that it shouldn't be?
It's very easy to be aware of what is going on around you without draining yourself. I encourage you to try!
Idiocy Begets Idiocy
Source:
http://christopherburg.com/2011/09/02/citations-and-anti-gun-stupidity/
I always enjoy reading a solid refutation of idiocy. Simple logic, common sense, and any ability to reason more than a mouse will lead to the logical conclusion that restricting freedom does not lead to safety. Quite frankly, it leads to the opposite.
I have always found it rather telling as well that so often their arguments are either unsupported by any statistic, or they simply repeat the same things they hear within their own circles day after day. It's the old adage that if you tell a lit often enough you'll start to believe it.
Take a look through the post, follow the links to the data, and smile to yourself as you gain even more firepower to use in the war for freedom.
http://christopherburg.com/2011/09/02/citations-and-anti-gun-stupidity/
I always enjoy reading a solid refutation of idiocy. Simple logic, common sense, and any ability to reason more than a mouse will lead to the logical conclusion that restricting freedom does not lead to safety. Quite frankly, it leads to the opposite.
I have always found it rather telling as well that so often their arguments are either unsupported by any statistic, or they simply repeat the same things they hear within their own circles day after day. It's the old adage that if you tell a lit often enough you'll start to believe it.
Take a look through the post, follow the links to the data, and smile to yourself as you gain even more firepower to use in the war for freedom.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Privatize the PA LCB?
I'd love to see the LCB privatized for more reasons than I can count. The biggest are as follows:
1 - Why does our government think it's a good idea to sell it's citizens something?
2 - Broader selection and variety.
3 - Lower prices.
4 - The ability to order wines from around the world, and have them shipped to your home. (Other drinks as well, not just wines.)
5 - Opens the door to transporting across state lines and not violating any laws in the process.
The list can go on, but these are the most important aspects of this effort. So please, if you live in PA, and care about freedom, contact the president of the state senate here, and ask that he move the liquor privatization bill forward:
http://www.senatorscarnati.com/connect.htm
Update:
Turns out Sebastian talks about it as well.
1 - Why does our government think it's a good idea to sell it's citizens something?
2 - Broader selection and variety.
3 - Lower prices.
4 - The ability to order wines from around the world, and have them shipped to your home. (Other drinks as well, not just wines.)
5 - Opens the door to transporting across state lines and not violating any laws in the process.
The list can go on, but these are the most important aspects of this effort. So please, if you live in PA, and care about freedom, contact the president of the state senate here, and ask that he move the liquor privatization bill forward:
http://www.senatorscarnati.com/connect.htm
Update:
Turns out Sebastian talks about it as well.
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