Item 1 Terrorism takes a huge hit! Fantastic news!
Two separate federal courts are now demanding an explanation from the IRS
about how they could have destroyed all of the pertinent records in the case due
to separate cases filed by Judicial Watch and True the Vote.
Now in a bi-partisan vote, the House of Representatives has signaled that they
have had enough, going on a cutting frenzy on the IRS’ enforcement budget.
Representative Paul Gosar (R-AZ) started the action by authoring a $353 million
cut saying, “The use of a government agency to harass, target, intimidate and
threaten lawful, honest citizens was the worst form of authoritarianism.” Rep.
Bill Huizenga, R-Mich., followed up with an amendment to cut an additional $788
million, all on top of the $72 million cut from last year’s $5 billion
enforcement budget in the underlying bill. The overall cuts to the IRS’s
enforcement budget when the smoke cleared — $1.2 billion or 25 percent, all on a
voice vote.
The IRS abuse of power has gotten so politically toxic that no Democrat wanted
to be on the record voting to defend them, allowing them to go forward without a
recorded objection.
The news is even worse for Lerner personally, whose pension would be defunded
under the House passed legislation so long as she remains in contempt of
Congress.
And with the IRS abuse extending well beyond Lois Lerner’s reach to other
divisions within the Agency, the House also voted to stop career employees at
the rogue Agency from receiving merit bonuses this year.
This last act will likely create a firestorm of whistleblowers coming forward to
tell the truth about the Agency’s abuse of power and the political motivations
behind it, as angry civil servants react to getting hit in the pocketbook due to
the malfeasance of others.
Now, I don't normally recommend these partisan "news" sources but a fellow
anti-terrorist sent this tidbit to me and you can read more at NetRightDaily.com:
http://netrightdaily.com/2014/07/lois-lerners-pension-defunded-whole-lot/#ixzz37prIOcK4
Item 2
For the millions of Americans unemployed and homeless due to Obamanomics,
there's a neat new product that can help make the tent cities outside our major
urban areas more livable. Ostensibly, it's marketed to the military but it
really fits a need right here in Obamaland:
http://www.wimp.com/concretetents/
It could also help alleviate homelessness in the many nations whose economies
have been damaged by our nonFederal nonReserve's debauching of the dollar and by
the IMF's various economy-damaging demands.
Item 3
Another new product promises cheap electricity:
http://www.technologyreview.com/news/528841/thermoelectric-material-to-hit-market-later-this-year
For anyone who doesn't know, materials science (mentioned previously in this
very newsletter) has been making big advances and holds immense promise for
solving many of the problems we now face. Unfortunately, materials science can't
solve Obamageddon.
Item 4 Special thanks to Senator Jerry Moran for providing this item:
On 25JUN2014, "…the Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision that police
must obtain a warrant before searching a cellphone or personal electronic device
of an individual in custody. In the ruling, the court recognized the vast amount
of information stored and produced by smartphone and tablets as compared to a
general search of a house. As Chief Justice Roberts wrote, “A cell phone search
would typically expose to the government far more than the most exhaustive
search of a house: A phone not only contains in digital form many sensitive
records previously found in the home; it also contains a broad array of private
information never found in a home in any form — unless the phone is.”
Despite this ruling, federal agencies still have access to Americans’ emails
that are stored on a server for more than 180 days without obtaining a warrant.
I look forward to working with my colleagues to support commonsense updates to
our electronic communications privacy laws that reflect changes in technology
and offer Americans a sense of privacy from their government."
Item 5
Amazingly, a newspaper is printing the truth! What are the odds of that
happening? Well, when the subject is the narcissistic psychopath, even extremely
fact-averse statists can't ignore the massive destruction wrought by this
criminal.
"The Billings, Montana, Gazette, the biggest newspaper in a region that includes
portions of North Dakota, Wyoming and Idaho, is admitting its endorsement of
Barack Obama for president in 2008 was a mistake." -- WND
It's too bad they are so dense they didn't admit that in 2008 (when Obama tripled the existing budget deficit for the coming year) or do their
homework and reject Obama in 2008 due to his having the worst spending record in
the Senate. But they did eventually leave the single digit IQ range, and that's
progress. “Sometimes, you have to admit you’re wrong. And, we were wrong.”
The paper listed some of the scandals that have embroiled the Obama
misadministration, and they also bemoaned the lack of progress on any real
issues; they probably were not thinking of any real issues, such as abolishing
the IRS and cutting federal spending to a reasonable level. But, hey, at least
they see the narcissistic psychopath has scored zero in the "do something right"
game.
Here is the
Obama is a mistake article.
Item 6
Speaking of the narcissistic psychopath, in his 08JUL address to victims in
Denver, he showed absolutely no remorse for his crimes or the massive damage
resulting from them. In criminal trials, judges weigh lack of remorse in
sentencing. That's why, for example, the perp needs a guilty plea to get any
sort of leniency.
Obama actually claims his crimes have improved things. Really! Here's a quote:
"By almost every measure, we're better off than we were when I took office. By
almost every measure!"
Lies this blatant, even coming from a politician, are very insulting to people
are are non-delusional and at least semi-aware of the devastation (number of
food stamp recipients nearly doubled, national debt nearly doubled, medical care
insurance now unaffordable for millions who previously had it, 10s of millions
of full-time jobs erased and replaced with part-time jobs, 51% unemployment,
further alienation in the international community, etc.).
The good news here is that, Obama is likely to be hoisted by his own petard on
this one. Sane people rejected this psychopath years ago, but this latest proof
of his psychopathy has to be "the final straw" for even those folks willing to
overlook Obama's crimes by some lame excuse or another. He has no excuse in the
first place, and his total lack of remorse just confirms he is a dangerous
psychopath. Perhaps this will, at last, result in the Justice Department finally
doing its job and arresting him. That would be the best good news since this
whole debacle began.
Item 7
Some years ago, a brilliant educator proposed that students across America learn
the same basic subjects so they are conversant on the same cultural topics. So,
in addition to a strong emphasis on the three Rs, American public school
students would read a set of the same sonnets, plays, and other great works of
literature. Oddly
enough, a recent survey showed that the vast majority of college students can't
name even one of Homer's poems--stunning as that sounds. So the need for this
really basic education is
already established. Students would also learn the same basic geography, civics,
and other topics that have long been neglected. This would build a common base
of competency. He called it Common Core.
Unfortunately, the name has been hijacked for use in a system dedicated to
undermining the learning experience about as much as is possible. It's gross
child abuse and for that reason "Common Core" is--a priori--illegal. Those behind it should
already be serving long prison sentences, but because the USA is a failed state
that lacks a viable government, these sadistic criminals get by with these mass
scale crimes.
The good news is teachers are fighting the abuse. No "go quietly into the night"
for them. The devastation being wrought on children is now meeting fierce
resistance. These teachers do not want to be accomplices in a criminal endeavor
of such magnitude.
Users of Microsoft products have long recognized that Microsoft must have a team
devoted to deliberately making software frustrating for users. The kinds of bugs
and frustrations we find with each new iteration of Windows or Office can't be
there by accident. So it should come as no surprise that Bill Gates has been a
big proponent of the abuse system known as Common Core. The good news there is
even Darth Gates is being forced back.
In March of this year, the American Federation of Teachers – a union with some one million members –
cut off millions of dollars of funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and terminated their relationship
with it. The reason? Its members strongly disapprove of the Common Core child
abuse system. |