This certainly is good news (and I hope that our Kirly is reading this)). Despite attempts to demonize and trash Arizona as if it was a combination of Nazi Germany, Khmer Rouge Cambodia, and Gaza – the Arizona boycott campaign has not exactly been a rip roaring success! Whatever faults Americans have (and electing Obama was its biggest mistake in the last half century), we are a nation that strives for fairness. So all you Arizona haters go suck on a cactus (and that means you too husky pony-tailed blogger!!!!!!!
hat tip – our friend, the great Weasel Zippers
Arizona’s tourism industry has a target on its back, but the widespread boycotts over the state’s immigration law might not be hitting the mark.
Recent data compiled by a market research group show hotel bookings across the state — as well as in tourism hot spots Phoenix and Scottsdale — have been on the rise the past two months.
The numbers could dispel warnings from local officials that Arizona stands to lose a fortune and dampen the chances that cities and organizations will be able to compel the state to reverse its immigration law by choking its economy with a sanctions-style business boycott.
“Fundamentally, the boycotts have been unsuccessful,” said Barry Broome, president of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council.
The data from hotel industry research firm STR showed that for the state of Arizona, hotel occupancy was up 5.7 percent in May and up 8.3 percent in June compared with the same time a year ago.
In Phoenix, occupancy was up 10.6 percent in June; in Scottsdale, it was up 10.7 percent for the same period. Revenue also was up, with Arizona hotels raking in $148 million last month — up more than 11 percent from a year ago.
Broome said the state also has been able to attract new businesses to locate in Arizona despite bad publicity. He said his group plans to announce 2,000 to 3,000 new jobs thanks to investment from California, where Arizona boycotts are in place in several major cities, over the next few months.
“Business continues,” said Garrick Taylor, spokesman with the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
That doesn’t mean Arizona business groups are done worrying. To the contrary, they’re still on high alert over the potential damage the boycotts could do in the long run.
According to the Arizona Hotel and Lodging Association, leisure hotel bookings are up after a record bad year in 2009, but the conventions and meetings sectors have taken a hit — a development that could cost Arizona millions over the long term given that conventions are sometimes booked years in advance.
Read the rest Arizona Hotels thriving despite boycotts over immigration law
My, my, my – hypocritical Los Angeles may break (again) it’s own boycott of Arizona
The Los Angeles City Council will choose today whether to break its economic boycott of Arizona for the second time, or walk away from a proposed deal with a Scottsdale-based company that employs several local drivers at LAX.
The decision comes as Arizona is poised to implement a tough new immigration law on Thursday which has drawn significant protest in Los Angeles and elsewhere.
The proposed $1.13 million one-year contract extension for Scottsdale- based Blue Van Joint Venture, which operates Super Shuttle at LAX, has already passed muster with the Board of Airport Commissioners and the council’s Trade, Commerce and Tourism Committee.
If the full council signs off on the deal today, it would be the second time that the council makes an exemption to its economic boycott of Arizona.
A month ago, the council extended a contract with another Scottsdale- based company, American Traffic Solutions, to operate red light cameras for the Los Angeles Police Department. It cited public safety reasons.
This time, Harbor-area Councilwoman Janice Hahn is warning that failure to extend the Blue Van contract could cause financial harm to Los Angeles and take away jobs from several Super Shuttle drivers.
“This company actually pays the airport $1 million a year,” said Hahn, chair of the committee that endorsed the deal to the full council. “The boycott was about us not giving our taxpayer dollars to the state of Arizona. It was about banning travel to the state of Arizona.”
She added the “spirit of the boycott of Arizona could still be preserved” because the proposed contract extension is only for a year, during which time LAX would solicit bids from other contractors.
A report from the Board of Airport Commissioners showed that under the proposed contract extension, Blue Van would pay Los Angeles World Airports, which operates LAX, $93,938 every month for a year.
The current contract is scheduled to lapse July 31.
Read the rest L.A. ponders breaking Arizona boycott again
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I guess I’ll be the first commentator again. The attempt by the Federal government to hurt the state of Arizona is in my opinion almost cause for Arizona to seek secession – not that i want any state to leave the Union.
That does it, I’m taking my family to see the Grand Canyon.
Why can’t we all leave the Union and tell the “City” of DC to go pound sand? Where do you think the new capital should be or should we just be the United Federation of Free States? Or maybe we’ll just keep the name and invade DC?
Planning my trip in October now.
Phoenix AZ would make a good new capital.
Speranza – of course i read this.
BuddyG – yay! it’s an amazing thing to behold! there are a great many more things to see here too. Meteor Crator which I haven’t even visited yet. Walnut Canyon – amazing! Toozigoot. Montezuma’s Castle. Casa Grande. Sonoran Desert Museum. Kartchner Caverns. Sedona but that’s real touristy. Jerome. Bisbee. Tombstone (one of my favorites!). i love it here.
oh, and Arizona joins Alaska and Vermont with permitless concealed carry tomorrow.
btw, the majority of SB 1070 stands and will be the law of the State of Arizona in less than 6 hours including making sanctuary cities illegal AND citizens can sue if they think the law isn’t be enforced. I updated my post a bit.
snork wrote:
good choice. it shouldn’t be so incredibly hot then.
Pocatello, ID.
BuddyG wrote:
noooooooooooooo! please don’t send all those politicians and their staffers and the media here! no, no, no!
@ snork:
Grand Rapids, MI
10 feet of snow
How about Cheyenne, Wyoming?
Nobody would want to spend much time there, so the Congressional sessions would be shorter…
@ Speranza:
Ha ha ha. I have to laugh. It is so fitting that Az is getting more tourism even thought the strong arm of the zero administration is trying to punish them. This is so encouraging. This is America kicking sand in zero’s smug mug.
Kirly wrote:
I was kind of hoping that we could leave Michigan behind…
question…
the judge said that immigrants don’t have to carry papers at all times. but doens’t federal law say that they do? or, am i laboring under a simple misunderstanding that the existing federal law applies to legal immigrants and the judges statement is a newly invented judicial fiat which says that illegal aliens don’t?
@ Speranza:
@ vapig:
@ snork:
@ BuddyG:
@ Kirly:
Our 1st Blogmocracy gathering will be in Scottsdale Arizona next year. I will announce it in November and those interested will contact us by email.
That way the Stalkers don’t know the exact place.
lobo91 wrote:
oooooh. sort of a red-state / Jesus-land new country. mkay!
Kirly wrote:
That’s a good question becasue the law states all aliens and visitor must carry a visa/green card.
Kirly wrote:
Federal law does say that.
And it’s like any other law…it only applies to people who are law-abiding.
Rodan wrote:
aw, that’s so nice of you all to come for my birthday.
Hi everybody.
Well, glad to hear Arizona isn’t suffering the setbacks that some doom-and-gloomers predicted…
@ Kirly:
My understanding: if they don’t want to risk getting picked up by the feds, they have to have papers. The State doesn’t have the right to ask for those same papers.
Az is one of the most beautiful and “Diverse” states in the union. I’m talking geography. LOL
Snow in the mountains in the north. Organ Pipe National Forest on the southern border. Island mountains in the desert. I love Az.
Levin said to remain strong and committed. That lovely paradise will prevail.
@ Kirly:
I think it should be by invitation.
Rodan wrote:
What are they going to do? Hitchhike?
snork wrote:
And the feds are practicing “don’t ask, don’t tell” on the issue.
Kirly wrote:
I’ll be there.
How about Oklahoma City, OK? It’s in the middle of the country and they get tornadies all the time. Would clean it all out for us!
lobo91 wrote:
And if AZ finally wins the suit, they’ll play catch-and-release. AZ catches them, the feds release them back into AZ.
@ Kirly:
I took a day trip to the Grand Canyon when I was in Las Vegas. I am so glad that I did.
Rodan wrote:
Sure! I like Arizona. Been touristing there many times.
@ snork:
Yup.
Pt. Aurthur, TX. Congress is in session Jun, July, and August. And no A/C.
New DOD!
Blaming America
@ vapig:
Never been there, I usually go to Vegas.
lobo91 wrote:
Yeah – somewhere out in the middle of nowhere! DC was perfect until they invented air conditioning!
Loody’s been writing again…
Notice the “we”. Loody’s one of the insiders, now.
@ Rodan:
We should hold a meet up in Tombstone Arizona by the O.K. Corral. Tombstone – the town too tough to die! You and me can play the roles of Wyatt and Virgil Earp with possum as Doc Holliday.
chickadee wrote:
it’s true. you can go from 100 degrees on the desert floor to skiing at 8000 feet in a couple of hours. and if you live in Tucson, even quicker!
it’s probably obvious by now but i absolutely love this state. the landscape is so stark and harsh and yet beautiful. truly amazing.
chickadee wrote:
yay!
snork wrote:
well, we’re already doing that.
Speranza wrote:
was that your very first visit?? isn’t it incredible? everyone i know said, after seeing it for the first time, something similar to my experience…. it’s so big your brain can’t fathom it and it looks like a flat painting! the only cure is to go inside it or above it.
Maybe the supporters of the AZ law could counter with a ‘boycott California’ campaign? Or ‘Boycott all the sanctuary cities’?
Kirly wrote:
yes it was my first visit and I am glad I spent some money there.
And on topic, some nobody noob is spinning conspiracy theories about AZ SB 1070:
Oh, I see. It’s one of those corporate profit thingies…
Speranza wrote:
seriously! that’s a great idea! and you know, they have these studios where you can dress up as your favorite character and have photos taken. it’s awesome!
chickadee wrote:
He actually sounded pretty depressed over it. He thinks our country is already gone.
The demonisation of Arizona make no sense, they are trying to put a little band-aid on a huge wound, by enforcing the law. For this they are vilified? Nonsense.
@ Speranza:
I hope the Possum comes. He can dress up as a Possum!
Bagua wrote:
This is part of the Progressive agenda to end the rule of law.
Kirly wrote:
“m” can play the role of Kate Holliday – Doc’s wife or Jospehine Marcus – Wyatt’s girlfriend.
We need one more person to play Morgan Earp. As for the Clanton’s and the McLowrey’s – we can decide who plays them.
snork wrote:
vapig wrote:
for the record, i believe that as well. hence all the “we’re doomed”.
Speranza wrote:
Who gets to stand up on the roof with a shotgun and yell “the sheriff’s a hippy”?
@ snork:
People who insist that blizzards are caused by warming need to be locked up!
Kirly wrote:
BUT, that’s not the only reason we’re doomed. some folks know what i mean.
vapig wrote:
Ok, Brownsville, TX.
@ snork:
Damn, so the record low summer temps so far here in MT are signs of warming. I feel so stupid. /
snork wrote:
Maybe we can prevail upon WrathofG-d or Lance to make a cameo for old times sake.
vapig wrote:
No he doesn’t. He mentioned that Az is already planing to counter the ruling. And seems confident that
it will be overturned.
Maybe you heard the part where he said, if we don’t bust a move in November, we gots some big problems. The progs will go for the jugular vein, if we don’t knock them down then.
We are getting down to the wire, though. That’s for sure.
But he was confident that the fed dist. judge was totally off base in her ruling.
@ Kirly:
We’ve been trademarking that now: We’re doomed™.
Mars wrote:
You lived in Montana? I was there in 1992. Loved it and Wyoming.
I’ll be there, on the 16th hole nest February at the FBR Open
Drunk as a skunk
then pigging out at Old Towne Tortilla factory.
I support the citizens of Arizona in their war against invasion. I put my money where my mouth is
@ Speranza:
I’m more “Hello Kitty” than Miss Kitty, but if she was real, ie saloon proprietress, can I be her?
chickadee wrote:
well that’s good news.
but you know what? this judge was an activist. and so my confidence wanes even in our country because not enough seem to care about our founding principles.
btw, i’m re-reading atlas shrugged. i’d forgotten how weird it starts out.
Rodan wrote:
The result certainly negatively impacts the rule of law in America, subverts it in fact. Yet, I don’t see that as an objective, rather it is a selective tactic.
They wish to override certain laws, those that control the borders and immigration in this case, yet are fond of enforcement of other laws.
mjazz wrote:
i’m not a good geek cuz i can’t remember how. i’m so embarrassed.
@ Kirly:
It was ahead of its time.
@ Bagua:
Good point, in other words selective enforcement.
Bagua wrote:
Isn’t that the truth? I think this is galvanizing the country even more against zero.
It is so glaringly wrong for the zero cabal to try to crush AZ for simply trying to uphold the fed. law, already on the books but ignored by the scum progs who want to enlist these illegals as dem voters.
@ Speranza:
I was mostly raised in WY, moved to MT in 2000. After a badly thought out excursion to Litle California (CO)
Kirly wrote:
I’m not doomed! I’m a Christian.
But I DO believe we are being judged for our lapse in morals and teaching our kids to be God-hating whores and thieves, who don’t give a damn about their fellow man except to steal from them to give to lazy slobs who are content for the crumbs they are given by their masters.
@ Kirly:
& trade ; <~~~~~~~~no spaces
Doppelganger wrote:
then you must give Chino Bandido a try next time you’re here. it’s unique recipes are a fusion of Chinese and Mexican but also with some Caribbean influence.
@ Kirly:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0480239/
Scared yet?
@ vapig:
it’s obvious you know what i mean.
@ snork:
Nah man! Joe’s gotta nice tent waiting for them.
Mars wrote:
Wyoming and Montana are just superb states.
chickadee wrote:
Yes – but he said it would take years now. But he did say that our Republic was gone. That it was up to us to get it back. I’m thinking this is just meant to be. Oh, the land and people will still be here, but America the Beautiful is gone.
@ Kirly:
There’s a Chinese Community in Mexico, actually in every Latin American Country there are Chinese. So there is plenty of Latin-Chinese fusion.
In my Mom’s house it’s a Fusion of Spanish and Lebanese.
@ m:
hello!
mjazz wrote:
thank you.
trying this out…
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMED ™
squeeeeeee! it works! it works! it works! (dancing around doing the snoopy happy dance!)
Mars wrote:
been for a while!
btw, there’s a caller on the radio who sounds just like The Osprey!
snowcrash wrote:
Sure as long as I get a discount at the Long Branch Saloon if you get my drift.
If every state passed that law would the feds sue every one of us? Could they afford to?
Rodan wrote:
I went to a Chinese restaurant in Prague and it was weird. They spoke English but not Czech.
Rodan wrote:
Note that rule by law is how the agenda progresses. But that law is to be replaced by a universal, international law. What is subverted is national law, the idea that each nation is unique. While this does in fact foster anarchy, that is not the goal. The goal is a utopia of universal rights, as defined by a benevolent class of bureaucrats and experts.
Bagua wrote:
Levin said they are using the law as a weapon against us now. Law was meant to be our weapon against them!
Once you destroy the peoples trust in the rule of law, nyou’ve effectively destroyed the law and anarchy will ensue. Then they will instill tyranny and totalitarism. We WILL become the USSA.
@ vapig:
Get a grip. As long as we can breathe, we can fight. I know it is tough now and I have never felt worse.
But do not throw in the towel. You have a fighting spirit. Hang onto it.
And get ready to party like it is 1776.
@ vapig:
Tell us how you really feel…
@ snork:
Hey look at this.
Science Turns Authoritarian
mjazz wrote:
As long as they still have printing presses, that’s apparently not an issue…
@ Bagua:
Plato’s the Republic is their blueprint.
@ vapig:
It’s called Lawfare.
chickadee wrote:
It’s Unconstitutional for the Fed to sue a state. Even more alarming is that a foreign government was entertained in court to sue a state. It’s all gone to hell!
@ Speranza:
I got plenty of good Chinese food in Germany.
@ Speranza:
I worked with a Guatemalan who lived in Providence. He said the asians there were learning Spanish.
Bagua wrote:
dictators is more like it.
@ mjazz:
My coworkere is Chinese-Peruvian.
Kirly wrote:
Yep!
@ lobo91:
There was even a decent Mexican place in Kaiserslautern.
@ Kirly:
Robespierre implemented the first Progressive regime in modern times.
@ lobo91:
Same here. Great italian too.
@ Rodan:
wazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzupz??!
@ m:
Nothing just hanging back and chilling on the blog.
I believe the term “death by a thousand paper cuts” is appropriate. The promulgation of laws and their enforcement are increasing. But there is a selective blind spot applied to illegal aliens as they further a higher agenda, modifying the demos.
This explains alot!
One in five Californians say they need mental health care
mjazz wrote:
They haven’t sued Rhode Island. They have the same law. Blue state, ya know!
@ lobo91:
Heh I used to go to K-town for Pizza Hut
@ Kirly:
they have a yummy-sounding menu!
@ Rodan:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/38414843/
Apparently.
@ Bagua:
The Progressives are using them as their personal slaves. They view us as their serfs. In reality what the Left wants is Neo-feudalism.
Rodan wrote:
Tell us something we don’t aleady know…
Speranza wrote:
That’s because English is the universal language. When I was in Russia it was weird because you’d see a Chinese man talking with a Russian man – in English.
Isn’t it interesting that the anti-American zero regime instinctively sides with anyone and everyone who would impinge on and threaten the values and very existence of America. He never sides with those of us who actually work and contribute a share of OUR income to the existence of his cabal.
They could not exist without us. And yet they only trash us.
@ Mars:
Actually there is a Conservative case for Marijuana legalization.
@ lobo91:
Rodan wrote:
“Mental health care” is, in most cases, the secular substitute for religious faith.
Kirly wrote:
Not exactly, rather a form of post-democracy is what we see advancing, most starkly in Britain and Europe. In the US this is still a long way off, so the goal is to modify the population while continuing to build the government.
Bagua wrote:
I.E. Mass murder, misery and slavery for all. Yeah, year, yeah! We get it. Lords and serfs! Didn’t we DO this already?
@ Rodan:
Unfortunately the left is using it to dumb down the populace and get them hooked. Here in MT they have guaranteed the pothead vote by those techniques. Unless it is prescribed in actual hospitals (not these little fly by night “clinics” with their blacked out windows) and sell them at pharmacies I have no use for it.
They are selling it to high schoolers out the back doors and I cannot accept it.
When 1 day after the legalization went into effect, we had 7 right by high schools and one across from the mall, I knew what these people were up to.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Yup, the Psychiatrists are the New Priests/Rabbis and the prescription pills the new sacraments.
They sue Arizona yet institute a national fingerprinting program of illegals. That helps somewhat.
@ vapig:
We’re so small no one notices.
mjazz wrote:
If you are able to fingerprint illegals, why not just deport ‘em while the ink on their fingers is still wet?
@ Mars:
I understand but, you can make the same argument for Alcohol.
I will have a thread on this where we can all discuss it.
@ Mars:
cracking down hard on the number of “collectives”, which have grown like weeds in the last few years. No pun, really…
savages_girl wrote:
definitely not to be missed if visiting the phoenix area.
chickadee wrote:
yep. they are parasites. parasites who think they are superior to normals.
Bagua wrote:
Where are you from? Because unless you don’t live here you’d know they’ve made HUGE strides in the last 18 months. Which is why we’re all hoppin up and down and screeming bloody murder!
@ Rodan:
Add in the fact that the little pothead fucker down the street can light up anywhere with no penalty and I go to jail for having a cigar in a cigar shop, I think I have legitimate reasons for anger.
If you read the rules in place where pot is allowed, it is almost entirely exempt from existing laws. As long as you have a green card you can do anything. If you bring it in with zoning regs, sales restrictions, tax laws, licensing rules, then maybe I can see it. But, it’s the freaking pothead wild west right now. Anything goes, and if you oppose it you are a hater or as I recently heard, a racist. (Figure that one out)
@ chickadee:
He did this to curry favor with the Hispanic vote, maybe he figured everyone in favor of the law was already alienated anyway, but I think he just alienated more.
Rodan wrote:
And it led straight to Revolution Square and the Guillotine.
mjazz wrote:
i wrote a bit about this yesterday. Will The Federal Government Sue Itself?
Speranza wrote:
“The Guillo Teens.” Great name for a group.
@ Mars:
That’s my argument, regulate it like Tobacco and Alcohol.
Rodan wrote:
Booze? Cheers!
@ Speranza:
Progressive love murder.
Rodan wrote:
of course they do! how else will they get rid of all who they define as undesirable??
@ Kirly:
Eugenics is their dream!
Mars wrote:
Figure out how to make clothing out of tobacco fibers, the way they make clothing out of hemp, and tobacco will be reinstated as an A-OK “green” product.
Rodan wrote:
That is b.s.
Progs are evil . . . trying to imbue people with mental illness.
People have been programmed to think they need mental health care because the progs need to give their conscripts something to do.
They are paying them, after all, with the money they take from us.
The gov, is creating consternation and then charging in with the answer to the fake problems.
What a hoax. The commie cabal is going beyond the pale with illusions of grandeur abt. what they can deliver for people with phony non-existent gov. created problems.
Remember this: “I’m from the government . . . . and I’m here to help.”
Bar the door.
@ Rodan:
I agree with you on that. Within days of the creepshops opening around here, they had already started firebombing each other. The system the way it is is only giving illegal drug dealers a legal storefront. Shut them down, scrap the law, and start over. As it stands now they are doing more business out the backdoor to high schoolers than they are to people with their cards.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
A man in Holland went to jail because his cigar did not have enough pot in it. They require you to have 75% pot to be allowed indoor smoking.
Rodan wrote:
Yes! And age, like tobacco and alcohol! This isn’t the pot you used to smoke as a kid. This stuff, (according to a study done in GB) actually harms adolescent brain developement. Scary!
http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/07/12/girl-falls-down-manhole-while-texting-lawsuit-pending/
Personal responsibility anyone?
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Don’t ask don’t tell? Really, it’s so absurd. I think if you’ve been deported and return at some point it’s a mandatory ten year sentence.
Time to start outsourcing tent cities.
@ Mars:
Chief Wiggum: What’s this, marijuana?
Lou: Careful, Chief. Might be medicinal.
Blind man with pot: Oh, yeah…yeah, medicinal. Without it, I could go even blinder!
—Simpsons
@ buzzsawmonkey:
lol
That is a side effect, not the goal. Their intentions are good, but they are blind to the likely effects. When this policy creates more poverty, suffering and crime in the United States, they will not cheer and approve. They will increase the social services and increase education and out-reach. They will talk of the need for reform, and to fix the broken system.
sic transit gloria mundi
They’re having the Autism Conference at Penn State right now which is getting bigger every year. What I want to know is when are they gonna start the ostentatiousism and meanism conferences.
@ Rodan:
I can see that. In my opinion they made it too potent though. I can’t smoke anymore.
Mars wrote:
Waiter, what’s this soup doing in my fly?
Mars wrote:
OMG, we have flipped into total insanity. LOL
Anarchy is a puff away.
mjazz wrote:
Give Rodan his weed back and quit smoking it, if the return dont incarcerate them, deport them to Antarctica. You want to spend billions on giving them 3 hots and a cot then you are crazy.
Bagua wrote:
Groan! This has been done to death. It’s NOT good intentions – it’s about power! Once things start to bread down they will never EVER take responsibility that the break down is a direct cause of their policies – they will start to point fingers. They will start to blame people for their failure. Then the pogroms start. We have a huge population – they have said they would be fine with killing off a quarter of us “hard cases.”
doriangrey wrote:
How about one meal of beans a day and a pallet on the floor? Make them feel at home…
@ Mars:
I’m not with that at all. That’s a bad approach and like you said, scratch it and start over.
chickadee wrote:
DOOOOOMAGE! ™
Kirly wrote:
Let’s be sophisticated about this, shall we? “Quelle doomage!”
@ vapig:
for Bagua
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
Must it be french??? they pee in the street! stinky.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
lmao…beans!
@ chickadee:
I knew a kid, ok, he was 21, who never worked a day in his life. He got a check from the government because he had ADD. He’s the son of a friend of mine, and had been on heroin, I met him at a 12 step program. The last time I heard, he had “gone out” again. I was almost glad to hear it because he was such a self centered jerk.
@ Kirly:
You’re right! We’re doooomed! ™
Massive asteroid could hit Earth in 2182, warn scientists
@ Mars:
Then they oughta be busting them just like they bust people for selling booze to a minor.
‘Nite, folks.
@ Jorline:
teehee
http://15minutelunch.blogspot.com/2010/07/at-least-i-wasnt-naked.html
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
How about deporting them to Mexico’s furthest point from the US? Or better yet, Devils island (Islas Marias jail)?
Kirly wrote:
Yep! And these genocidal maniacs are in control now. Loverly thought, ain’t it?
vapig wrote:
Exactly.
They know what they are doing. Or trying to to do.
@ Rodan:
Finally!
Kirly wrote:
Very scary shit!
Kirly wrote:
EW! Well, from what i hear the illegals in SF crap on the sidewalks of that sanctuary city!
vapig wrote:
it’s part of the doooooomage ™
@ Kirly:
If that doesn’t send a cold chill up your spine nothing will, thanks for posting that.
Kirly wrote:
roflmao
vapig wrote:
great. we are now worse than france. stinkier anyway.
@ Kirly:
I say we name the Asteroid Doooomage! ™
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
G’nite, Buzz! God bless!
MrPaulRevere wrote:
you’re welcome. they mean it. thus we must face it and get it out there in everyone’s face. just doing my part.
vapig wrote:
Hmm hard to tell in San Fransicko which part is the crap and which part is the city…
chickadee wrote:
now i’m just being a show off cuz i can actually remember how to do the trademark. dooooomage ™
Rodan wrote:
Yes, we are indeed doomed, doomed because that f’ing asteroid wont get here in time to save us from the monsters…
Re. the intentions of the left, they may be good, they may be bad, but at the end of a day who cares? I’m not a psychiatrist. I care only about results. And their results suck.
mjazz wrote:
The progs are handicapping and disabling our youth. Crippling them with jargon, gibberish, ‘programs’ and needless intervention that is confusing and ridiculous. It is abt. syphoning off our taxes and pretending to have a valid use for the money. They are just using it to pay their union crony therapy thugs.
@ doriangrey:
No, I was saying there were mandatory sentences.
The ten years though is if for Mexico, not the US. My bad.
It’s six months here the first time, 2 the second.
@ Rodan:
Don’t worry, the Chinese space program will save your great great great great great grandchildren, or maybe the Ethiopian one by then.
Unless the progs make space off limits for the space children first.
Rodan wrote:
that is a great name for an asteroid. or, just plain DOOM! ™
@ MrPaulRevere:
I’m inclined to believe their intentions are bad, to be clear.
@ chickadee:
It’s part of their plan.
@ doriangrey:
Just wake up on the wrong side of the cave? Where do you see “should be”? Grouch 8).
@ Kirly:
ROFLMAO…that was extremely funny Kirly.
Thanks, I needed that laugh.
@ Kirly:
Asteroid of doom.
In all honesty, I wish we had been serious about the space program instead of this Progressive social spending crap. That way we would have colonies and I can get off this miserable planet.
Rodan wrote:
We can all go to one of my favorite places in AZ….Scottsdale Gun Club.
@ Scott Madsen:
The Progressive love government, but hate the space program. That should tell you right there.
This jackass Obama is starting to make Jimmy Carter look good. At least he was stupid and feckless, not malevolent.
@ The Osprey:
mjazz wrote:
ROTFLMAO.. I am OBJECTING to those mandatory sentences, I object to my tax money being used to house and feed illegal aliens. (I live in California where 40 percent of all prison inmates are illegal Mexican aliens)
@ Rodan:
Exploring space is a luxury you can’t afford while you’re trying to create an earthly utopia.
Jorline wrote:
i know! that guy is hilarious! something new about every week! i laughed so hard i have tears!
@ vapig:
I thought it was labrador retriever dumps when I went to an antique bookstore off a corner of the Tenderloin during my honeymoon tour of the golden state.
Silly me.
Rodan wrote:
no, no, it’s much more important to make the moslems feel good about all their (stolen) accomplishments in science.
Kirly wrote:
It’s in my bookmarks now….thanks.
MrPaulRevere wrote:
They’ve gotten as far as they have because they’ve controlled the language and our side has bought into this BS that they are just misguided and naive. What crap! They see for themselves what happens and they don’t care – it’s all about the power over the populace.
MrPaulRevere wrote:
Yup their utopias usually lead to genocides and wars.
@ Kirly:
Yeah Neil Armstrong was a Muslim! He heard the azzam on the moon!
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Jorline wrote:
you’re welcome. some day when you need a few laughs, peruse his older posts too. some of his childhood stories are incredibly funny!
@ vapig:
The Left controls the Language.
Hey RODAN. How do I get this Aussie Election story to you mate?
@ Aussie Infidel:
Email
blogmocracy@gmail.com
Is it a guest post?
FYI- Lost will doing a weekly Aussie election update on our radio shows Sunday.
Rodan wrote:
And they do that through out right theft. Which coincidentally is how they do pretty much everything.
@ doriangrey:
Yup.
@ Rodan:
you Catholics don’t know about the Rapture/?
Scott Madsen wrote:
Oh no! You have to pick up after your dog. The illegals – not so much!
@ mjazz:
I listen to the scanner, the laws are so screwed up the cops have stopped enforcing any pot laws. They won’t even patrol around the pot shops because of harassment threats.
@ mjazz:
We don’t agree about it. There’s much debate in Orthodox/Catholic churches.
@ Mars:
There was a head shop near the police station here in the 70s. The cops asked them to close and they said no. So there was a cop car parked there all the time. We went in for papers once and the cop followed us. The place closed.
@ Rodan:
Interesting.
Did somebody say Rapture?
Rodan wrote:
The road to hell is paved with good intentions, as they say, but the intention was not necessarily to go to hell. This is important to understand, I believe.
Rodan wrote:
I will endeavor to contribute to the debate on Sunday. What zulu time does it begin? (I ask for zulu time so that I can do the math and arrive in a timely manner!
It will be a guest post. Just putting the finishing touches to it. There has been some BIG moves on the Aussie electoral front over the past 24 hours.
Very interesting as the candidates are locked at 46% each with Labor tending to decline and the Liberal / National alliance on the rise.
For all you Yanks and others The Liberal party I would categorize as RINO Republican and the Nationals more Conservative Republicans based mostly in rural areas. The word liberal should be taken in its dictionary definition.