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And You Thought Michael Voris (the Vortex) was Scary?

slimpickens — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 16:20:40 +0000

Well, if Flashy thought a Catholic dictatorship was spooky (and it absolutely is) just consider Glenn Beck and his crowd of religious extremists that descended upon Washington, D.C. the other day…

This is a nightmare on the Potomac, and this is precisely what Sarah Palin and the rest of the Repulsivecans are up to. At the end of the day, they don’t give a rip nor understand what capitalism is, and what it requires. All they care about is instituting their evangelical Christian mythology upon the masses.

Beck and Palin, and so many of the rest of these so-called Tea Partiers, are repulsive throwbacks to exactly that which brought us Obama.

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Flashy — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 19:58:43 +0000

1. Islam is not a religion. It is a political ideology.

2. The only good Muslim is one who doesn’t take it seriously.

3. The only good Muslim who takes it seriously is a dead one.

4. The only good foreign policy is one that kills him.

Not sure who originally penned these thoughts, but there they are for consumption by OTBL viewers..

And If The Catholic Mystics Don’t Piss You Off, Try This!

Flashy — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 02:41:21 +0000

Ground Zero Muslim center may get public financing …

Yup, it’s true.. and according to the article (link) the New York City Comptroller is willing to consider approving the public subsidy!

……………………. Holy. Shit.

And You Thought Obama Was Scary?

Flashy — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 02:13:29 +0000

Also, you have to watch the non-clarifying clarification. I laughed at the outset, but then the viscious theocratic marching orders came at the very end: prosthletize, indoctrinate, and brainwash …. or else.

And THIS guy gets to vote! Now that’s what’s stunning here…

And You Thought Michael Voris (the Vortex) was Scary?
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N. Onimous — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 02:29:08 +0000

Hudson Mayor Dean Knudson appoints new Library Czar

In a bold move that has baffled many of his one-time supporters, Hudson Mayor Dean Knudson has appointed local communist Roy Sjoberg to the Hudson Joint Library Board. Immediately following his appointment, Mr. Sjoberg declared that he was now the Library Czar and appointed a 23 member Task Farce to determine how much taxes needed to be raised to meet the wishes of the lunatic liberals that reside in Hudson.

For those of you unfamiliar with Playboy Roy Sjoberg, he is very adept at reaching in his neighbors’ pockets to confiscate their wealth. He has advocated for every major tax increase and referendum held in Hudson. He is also the only person to head up not just one, but TWO 23 member task farces.

When not reaching into his neighbors’ pockets for more money, Playboy Roy has been know to reach his hand onto many a young lady around town, if you know what I mean…..

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N. Onimous — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 16:06:09 +0000

The Hudson Star-Observer ran a story this week about the new library President, Roy Sjoberg, and the challenges facing the joint library in its new gig on the river front. Amazingly, less than only a year ago the idea of an expanded library facility appeared to be dead. And then, Mayor Dean Knudson who is now running for state assembly decided to make a political calculation and shake hands with the devil.
Over the last few years, The Joint Library Board has been a den of obfuscation, dishonesty, and political illegality. A point not totally lost on the Mayor. The following summarizes a few of the sordid details about the maneuverings of the library board.

In the original campaign to raise taxes for a new building, the Library Board, which included Hudson City Councilman OMalley, siphoned $10,000 of taxpayer money from the treasury to finance the electioneering for more taxpayer money. To date it has never been publicly disclosed how the money was returned back to the library coffers.
A referendum vote that needed the approval of all the districts in the library area failed.
In an attempt to put the new library building to rest, the Mayor cleverly game the supporters of a new building by adding a caveat to any taxpayer involvement; the library board must raise millions in private donations over a set time period. Fundraising efforts showed little in monetary enthusiasm.
Undeterred, the library board and its friends launched a public relations campaign last summer highlighting the inadequacies of the facility on 4th Street as compared to other towns. Mayor Knudson rebuked the report as misleading and railed against the tactics of the library board during a City Council meeting. He gave the illusion that talk of a new library had been tagged and shipped to the morgue.
In a separate meeting at the beginning of September last year, the Mayor flogged the library board once more for its practice of budgeting and then not spending its allotment in order to build up a $400,000 slush fund.

Add on meetings, including some by email, that were in violation of open meeting laws, the joint library board has become an unelected bureaucracy rotted with dishonesty.

Then in an about-face that can only be logically described as a move of political expediency, the Mayor wrapped the library in a relocation move with the police department into its new residence down by the river. If this alone did not dismay the taxpayers , then the next one should have sent shivers down the back of everyone saddled to the joint library board.

Following the motto of keeping your friends close but keep your enemies closer, Mayor Knudson appointed the two biggest socialist minded people in the area to the library board. One of the appointments was Councilman OMalley who sat on the board during the illegal contribution fiasco. What in Gods name was the Mayor thinking? Certainly not the taxpayers he pretends to defend. In attempt to head off any rumblings from the public and potential supporters for his state assembly campaign, the Mayor stated emphatically that the library relocation would not increase taxes. But how can that be and the library still survives?

The rent for the new facility is $50,000 more than the previous address. According to Mr. Sjoberg the number of books presently held by the library is woefully short. He also wants to increase staffing from 9 employees to 16. It is obvious to many that the library will be out of money within the next three to five years. If current private fundraising efforts are any indication, future donations will be a trickle of the budgetary needs.

The rumor is that the library board will be coming in front of the various town councils in the library district asking for a 30% increase in its budget. A tax-hike squarely pointed at the Mayors political maneuverings. It is also a tax increase that could sink the Mayors political ship.

In order to avoid such a pitfall. I believe the Mayor has struck another deal with the devil; no mention of taxes from the library board until he is sworn in and sitting comfortably in his chair at the state capitol.

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Individual Rights Again At Risk In Colorado (and it may be coming to your state soon).

Flashy — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 18:54:51 +0000

Dr. Diana Hsieh writes today:

Once again, the religious right is launching a massive assault on reproductive rights in Colorado — and in other states too — by demanding for full legal rights for fertilized eggs. Ari Armstrong and I are asking for your help to fund an updated policy paper explaining the moral and practical evils of Colorado’s new “personhood” amendment.

In 2008, the theocrats of the religious right gathered the requisite signatures to put a “personhood” amendment on Colorado’s ballot. Known as Amendment 48, this proposed amendment to the state constitution sought to define a fertilized egg as a person with full legal rights in the Colorado constitution. Amendment 48 was defeated resoundingly with 73% against and 27% in favor.

Unfortunately, the crusade for “personhood” did not perish with Amendment 48. Instead, the crusaders went national, expanding the activity of Personhood USA to over 30 states. They’re back in Colorado for the 2010 election with Amendment 62, a slightly modified version of Amendment 48.

Full remarks here – take a moment to pledge your opposition to this outrageous piece of anti-individual rights legislation

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kilowatt — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 20:35:37 +0000

Found this article on Battery Cost Forecasts to be quite an interesting read. I thought I should make a post of it just so it would catch Flashy’s eye.

The wheels are coming off of this administration’s train – but then, why should they care when they aren’t on rails to begin with!

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Flashy — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 03:53:15 +0000

IOWA Tea Party Removes Sign..

Flashy — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 21:08:58 +0000

One wonders why? This particular sign speaks to a truth that people need to contemplate.. I think it was cowardly and irrational to remove this billboard.

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Spitzer calls for the “s” word.

Flashy — Sat, 26 Jun 2010 23:51:03 +0000

Theres a reason that Spitzer couches his program in the terminology of sacrifice. If he simply said the government should solve our problems by taking more of our wealth and our freedom, he wouldnt win many converts. Sacrifice adds a moral dimension to Spitzers call for government intervention. The purpose is to morally disarm anyone who wants to safeguard his wealth or his freedom by saying, You, youre just being selfish.

Its no accident that dictators throughout history have justified their demands for power by appealing to the duty to sacrifice: freedom is selfish. It is the freedom to do what you want with your wealth and your life, rather than what society, Eliot Spitzer, or Barack Obama wants you to do. As Ayn Rand noted nearly 70 years ago in her novel The Fountainhead:

[J]ust listen to any prophet and if you hear him speak of sacrificerun. Run faster than from a plague. It stands to reason that where theres sacrifice, theres someone collecting sacrificial offerings. Where theres service, theres someone being served. The man who speaks to you of sacrifice, speaks of slaves and masters. And intends to be the master. But if ever you hear a man telling you that you must be happy, thats its your natural right, that your first duty is to yourselfthat will be the man whos not after your soul.

Spitzer speaks of sacrifices. The Founding Fathers spoke of the individuals right to pursue his own happiness. The Founders sought to create a free society. What, then, is Spitzer after?

Full Voices for Reason article here

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You Can Kiss My McNuggets…

Flashy — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 04:31:23 +0000

YTD, the best editorial I have read…

EDITORIAL: Toy story

The pompous fascists at the egregiously misnamed “Center for Science in the Public Interest” resurfaced this week to announce a brand new shakedown of McDonald’s.

Unless the fast-food giant agrees to stop distributing toys with its Happy Meals, the group says it will move forward with a lawsuit charging that the company “unfairly and deceptively” markets its products toward children.

Michael Jacobson, executive director of the Center, says McDonald’s marketing is so powerful that “worn down” parents can’t be trusted to properly monitor their own children.

Why that is any business of Mr. Jacobson and his ilk remains a mystery.

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Capitalism is not to blame for the oil spill

bildanielson — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 15:22:43 +0000

I took a moment recently to read Bob Cesca’s Huffington Post article. Cesca is no different than many who are taking the oil spill as an opportunity for context dropping smears of capitalism and capitalists; the economic system and the risk takers within that provide them the very means to spew their socialist claptrap, not to mention create the highest standard of living in the history of mankind. Such pot shots at capitalism are clearly not helping matters.

The degree of myopic, out of context, drivel spewed by Cesca seemed to know no end, as he apparently has little or no knowledge of history (one wonders if he ever heard of the Santa Barbara spill of 1969, and what ensued on the heels of reaction to it). Mr. Cesca would like us all to believe, just as the proponents of government controlled health care, that there IS a free marketand that this free market is the root cause of the current disaster (just plug in one, it doesn’t seem to matter with this crowd). The same lame argument was made regarding the supposed 40 million people without health insurance, that it was the free market supposedly failing by virtue of the fact some people chose not to purchase health insurance, or simply could not afford the premium charges (let alone purchase care out of pocket). Ergo, it must be the free market, capitalism, that is to blame for this “social injustice” simply because in the present state providers of those services and the insurance companies who pay for it make an accounting profit; as if there is something fundamentally wrong with making a living in the provisioning of health care or insurance to pay for it…

In the same convoluted and out-of-context way energy companies are now being held up as poster children for the failure of capitalism.

Cescas article-and oh so many like it right now-is obtuse on multiple levels, but the principal problem is that he ignores the fact of the reams of regulations the oil industry already deals with; this implicit notion that somehow this current oil spill occurred in a context of true capitalism. Moreover, there are two correlated implications here. First, that the government has had no role in impelling oil companies to explore in deeper and more remote areas. And secondly, in the absence of market forces (total government control) accidents and disasters would never occur. The principle fact is patently untrue, in fact it is the case that due in no small measure oil producers are prevented BY REGULATIONS AND LAWS from drilling in areas that would pose less risk of the very disaster we are dealing with today As a consequence, in addition to incredible demand for their products, they find themselves impelled to go deeper underwater for oil.

As if, for example, oil shale production, tar sands production, drilling in ANWAR, or simply drilling upon the continental shelf are unregulated sources that could be tapped at a moments notice in lieu of drilling under 5000 feet of sea water? As if no American lives (such as soldiers in the Gulf Wars) have been lost because of these regulations and restrictions about the wrists of not just oil producers, but developers of nuclear, and other energy resources? Please note, such longstanding and profound fundamental interventions into the marketplace for energy creates an imbalanced demand for petroleum from unsavory Middle Eastern and South American regimes. Moreover, it impels more government interventions into the subsidization of incredibly inefficient alternatives such as wind, solar, ethanol, etc. Such regulation also increases the cost of the oil they do produce. The reality here is that just as the lack of a truly free market in health care provision by virtue of medical licensing, mandated coverage provisions in insurance, and inane tax law is the root cause of the high cost of health care and health insurance, so too is it the case that decades of regulation (not to mention outrageous hearings in congress) upon the oil producers has resulted in their having to deviate significantly in where and how they source and lift crude oil, and natural gas. The idea that in the absence of profit seeking firms that no disasters would ever occur is a non-sequiter hardly to be matched. Point being, free market? WHAT FREE MARKET?

If market forces are the problem, and more and stricter government regulation is the answer (or, as Mr. Cesca actually suggests, a complete government take-over), then we all should be prepared for far worse disasters than what is occurring right now south of Louisiana. It should be utterly clear that government regulations simply do not work-just look around you! The world you see, the disasters at your doorstep, are in all too many cases products and shining examples of failed government policy, not a failed marketplace. To the degree the marketplace is perceived to have failed, virtually without exception it is linked directly (in fact may be directly the result of) to interference, restrictions, taxation of one degree or another from governments or government sanctioned special interests. Those myriad interventions that are already there mean that there is no such thing as a free market operating – neither in health care or in energy production. To suggest that oil companies have been heretofore unregulated and free to do as they please subject to clear, unambiguous, market signals is a suggestion so bereft of reality that it vies with immaculate conception, seas parting at ones command, and rivers that run with milk and honey. In Cescas myopic world-view, the idea here is ideological; since regulation didnt actually work we must not admit that reality, but rather we need to obfuscate the issue by blaming capitalism and advocate for more regulations (indeed, total takeovers).

So, one may ask, where are the government solutions to this mess? Where are the government engineers and scientists with the savvy to plug the damn hole. Where is Obama and his metaphysical wizardry?? An adult perspective is what is needed here, and a focus on the engineering and science task at hand. To the extent that the market can still work, it will do its job of, yes, cleaning up this mess. BP is clearly a problem-child, and the market place will be very unkind to BP and they know it. This will send unmistakable messages to all energy producers, indeed to producers all over the planet. There are no muted signals right now. BP has huge resources and they will need all of them to first control this spill, and then the costs associated with the clean-up. It is in their best interest, long term and short term, to get this disaster under control as quickly and effectively as possible. Other oil producers see this as well and are likely meeting as I write to develop more robust safety systems. To the extent the market place still operates, that is one of the signals it is broadcasting.

Government can help, and it should. But what it should not engage in are premature lawsuits- that is counter-productive. It should mobilize its resources to the extent it has them, and deploy them to the Gulf of Mexico in efforts to assist the engineers and scientists from BP, their subsidiaries, and partners so that the problem can be solved and drilling operations confidently restored. “What can we do to help you, BP” should have been Obama’s immediate reaction. Moreover, “all hands should be on deck” should have also been Obamas reaction – particularly as regards legitimate federal assistance to the various states where clean-up from this disaster will likely take a long time. But rather, the reflexive response from day one was plug the damn hole, and find a way to sue those profit-seekers.

Government should also learn the key lesson that it shares a great deal of the blame for forcing the hands of energy producers. The Cesca’s of the world didn’t want to see an oil rig from shore, therefore they were banned from the continental shelf. Well, Cesca should take a trip down to the gulf and take a look at his “not in my eyesight” approach – he can see it now, and it’s all over the beaches and covering the feathers and skin of the diversity of flora and fauna all along the gulf’s ecosystem. Something tells me that the Cesca’s of the world wouldn’t know a free market if it bit them on their metro-sexual hind ends.. The real answer, in Cescas mind, is that government should run the show and that there ought not be any profit motive. Good luck, Bob, finding a nice cafe latte in such a realm..

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June 14th, 2005

Absolutely Anonymous — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 05:28:48 +0000

A couple weeks will mark the 5th anniversary of the infamous June 14th School Board meeting at Hudson High School where Curt Weese was unceremoniously denied his 1st Amendment Right to Free Speech..

Hudson, Wisconsin, School Board Meeting

June 14, 2005

(Unofficial transcript begins 42 minutes 34 seconds into meeting. Not proofread as of 12:30 p.m. Saturday, June 26, 2005.)

Annette Cook: Next item on our agenda is topics for discussion, Item No. 7, we do not have anything listed there this evening. So we will move onto Item 8, Citizens Request to Speak to the Board on Non-Agenda Items. It is at this time in our meeting that citizens can address the Board on items not listed on our agenda. We would ask these people to come forward again give their name and address for the record and comments this section is limited to 15 minutes total time. The first citizen is Curt Weese.

Curt Weese: My name is Curt Weese, and I live at 613 Cedar Drive North, a letter was written to the Star Observer this past week berating taxpayers for asking for information. The board member who wrote this letter seems to feel that he should be able to determine which information is useful and which is not. Let me remind that board member that this is not his function, nor should it be. Let me also remind this board member that no publicly, that to publicly ridicule those asking for information flies in the face of what the open records law is meant to do. Let me also remind this board member of a few items that were discovered via the open records law. It was discovered through an open records request that we have a huge fund balance which this year should top $17 million. Where was this board member during that time? He was a member of the Finance Committee and made no effort to inform the public of this reserve balance. In addition, he allowed a vote to be taken on a $25 million referendum in 2003 without disclosing this to the public. It was discovered through an open records request that we indeed have no space crunch at the Middle School and will in fact have fewer students there this year than two years ago. Where was this board member during that time. He was allowing Ron Bernth to mislead the public through a mailing and misinformation presented at the October 2002 School Board meeting that stated otherwise. It was discovered through an Open Records request that the Teachers Union refuses to allow the district to bid out health insurance. Where was this board member during that time? He voted to allow the Union to take us to referendum in 2001 for a teachers pay levy override, and he voted again in 2004 to go above and beyond the qualified economic offer.

Annette Cook: Mr. Weese, excuse me, Im sorry for interrupting but youre bringing up a lot of different topics, and your request to speak was on Request for Information so it asks you to,

Curt Weese: Thats what Im talking about

Annette Cook: Rather than going off on all different topics, and if you have a particular

Curt Weese: Do you have a, Am I being limited to my right to speak?

Annette Cook: Mr. Weese, I was not finished speaking.

Curt Weese: Neither was I.

You can review the balance of this tawdry episode of government hacks verses a local citizen HERE.. And after you have read through the transcript please bear in mind that in the back of the auditorium an armed police officer forced Curt Weese, who was doing nothing at the time other than sitting listening to Mark Pribonic and Marion Shaw, to leave the premises… I have a hard time referring the police officer as such, he was a pathetic punk …. can’t even remember the fool’s name!

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