The thirteenth installment of the Podesta Emails are now out;
President Obama used a secretive email address “bobama@ameritech.com” as part of his political communication network to operatives like John Podesta (Clinton’s fixer). Today WikiLeaks categorized and released some of the Obama emails…
Heh.
Elizabeth Warren appears on neither the “women” nor the “Native American” lists. https://t.co/hL2QTp5Chc
— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) October 20, 2016
Laws are for the little people.
Trump is an unknown. But, to channel Donald Rumsfeld, Hillary is the most known known in the history of knowns. And what we know of her is that she’s stinkingly corrupt, above the law, and able to suborn entire government agencies in the cause of her corruption. Where do you think we’re gonna be after eight years of that?
Oh, and it will be eight years.
More: Outrage or genius?
Help twist the knife: Do you agree with Premier Wall’s stance on the federal government’s carbon tax plan?
More here.
He’s not anti-Iran nukes. He’s on the other side: We’re Losing the War and We’re Paying for It
Here’s a Viking song for your evening’s consideration. Personally, I don’t think Vikings sang very much. Maybe when they were drunk. Tips open.
Your Trump vs Clinton Presidential Debate thread is hereby open.
A lot of us want to build our own amps, but the prospect can be daunting and it can be expensive buying high quality kits or parts.
This Navy fighter jet is all decked out in pink to join the fight against breast cancer https://t.co/1wAnWn3AMh pic.twitter.com/tkgRbCYUlq
— CNN (@CNN) October 18, 2016
h/t @jfgroves – “We elected a Prime Minister who literally believes the only legitimate system of voting is the one that elects him”
In the all-too-brief video, filmed at Boston’s Proof Gallery in September 2011, Mr Fryer performs a thrilling and ambitious piece titled Wall Melody in which he “explores” the theme of commitment by holding down one note on a child’s musical toy, while accompanied by an unspecified power tool, operated elsewhere by persons unknown, for reasons unclear.
If I can self-identify as male, I can self-identify as Algonquin.
Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett and her Ontario counterpart have signed a historic agreement with the Algonquins of Ontario that will eventually see wide swaths of eastern Ontario signed over to the Indigenous people as part of a modern treaty.
The deal encompasses roughly 36,000 square kilometres, stretching from Ottawa to North Bay, including large parts of the Ottawa Valley. (Parliament Hill itself falls into the catchment area.)
[…]
A key element of the agreement will be a cash payment — although Bennett was unable to provide an exact sum. Earlier negotiations pegged the figure at $300 million, but Whiteduck said that amount is more of a floor than a ceiling.
Let the good times roll.
(h/t Rich W)
James O’Keefe has collected another scalp as his “Rigging the Election” undercover videos continue to reverberate.
Convicted felon Bob Creamer, the Alinskyite agitator husband of Illinois Socialist Democrat Rep. Jan Schakowsky, is stepping away from his duties with the Clinton campaign because he doesn’t want to be “a distraction in the important task of electing Hillary Clinton.”
That’s convicted felon and Huffington Post writer.
Your selection for this evening is One, by Swedish House Mafia. Tips open.
“They deserve to burn.”
Milo on media closing comments sections:
It's not because of 'trolls & harassment'.
"It's because everybody hates you and you lie." pic.twitter.com/gJe1EMlLja
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) October 17, 2016
Thomas Sowell on the left and the masses:
One of the most recent efforts of the left is the spread of laws and policies that forbid employers from asking job applicants whether they have been arrested or imprisoned. This is said to be to help ex-cons get a job after they have served their time, and ex-cons are often either poor or black, or both. First of all, many of the left’s policies to help black people are disproportionately aimed at helping those blacks who have done the wrong thing – and whose victims are disproportionately those blacks who have been trying to do the right thing. In the case of this ban on asking job applicants whether they have criminal backgrounds, the only criterion seems to be whether it sounds good or makes the left feel good about themselves.
An empirical study some years ago examined the hiring practices of companies that did a background check on all the employees they hired. It found that such companies hired more black people than companies which did not. Why? Many employers, aware of higher rates of imprisonment among blacks, are less likely to hire blacks whose individual backgrounds are unknown to them. But those employers who investigate everyone’s background before hiring them do not have to rely on such generalisations. The fact that these latter kinds of employers hired more black people suggests that racial animosity is not the key factor, since blacks are still blacks, whether they have a criminal past or not. But the political left is so heavily invested in blaming racism that mere facts are unlikely to change their minds.
Sing along in your best Swedish Cook accent: Gamla Nordsjön (Old North Sea) – Fred Åkerström.
h/t M.I. Rite
How much you want to bet the spoiled brat children over there are going to complain “their futures are ruined” when the government just spared them a nightmare?
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