Crap & Trade: Calif. Gov. Jerry Brown helps save planet by regulating cow flatulence & manure

"Read more about Brown’s plan to fight climate change at Moo-veOn.org."

Doug Powers  "Many more California dairy farmers will be blaming the dog for their cows’ farts thanks to progs in state government hell-bent to make everything more expensive in the name of fighting “climate change”:

Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill Monday that regulates for the first time greenhouse-gas emissions tied to dairy cows and landfills, an escalation of California’s efforts to fight climate change beyond carbon-based gases to include methane and other pollutants.

The move by the Democratic governor targets a category of gases known as short-lived climate pollutants, which have an outsize effect on global warming despite their relatively short life in the atmosphere. Environmentalists hope that tackling short-lived pollutants now would buy time to develop new and more affordable technology to reduce carbon emissions.

The legislation will require steep reductions in a variety of pollutants, including methane; HFC gases used in aerosols and air conditioning refrigerants; and soot, known as black carbon. It’s tied to $90 million in funding for the dairy industry and garbage collectors.

“This bill curbs these dangerous pollutants and thereby protects public health and slows climate change,” Brown said in a statement.

"Dairy farmers can expect more state bureaucrats show up at their farms to do some sniffing around:"

Black Dallas police officer sues Black Lives Matter on behalf of ‘Christians, Jews and Caucasians,’ others

MSN

"About two months ago, Dallas Police Sgt. and president of the Dallas Fallen Officer Foundation Demetrick Pennie garnered praise for helping to heal relations between police and the black community.

"He was reacting, in part, to a post by an NFL star.

"Following the slaying of five Dallas police officers that occurred after a particularly bloody week — police in other cities had killed two black men, Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge and Philando Castile in Falcon Heights, Minn. — Cleveland Browns running back Isaiah Crowell posted a disturbing illustration to Instagram.

"In graphic detail, it depicted a uniformed white police officer, arms twisted behind his back. A man dressed in black, wearing a necklace with an ankh and a pair of American flag suspenders, stood behind the officer with one hand clamped on his mouth. The other hand holds a knife, which has just slit through the officer’s throat. Blood is shown gushing out from an open wound.

"Its caption: “Mood: They give polices all types of weapons and they continuously choose to kill us.' ”. . .

Amid the backlash, Sgt. Pennie, who is black, invited Crowell to attend the funeral of Patrick Zamarripa, one of the five slain Dallas police officers, and to spend the day with him and other police officers in an attempt to find similarities, not differences.
Ultimately, the interaction seemed positive.
(The disturbing image can be found here.)
Crowell quickly removed the post, but not before the gears of the outrage machine began cranking. He apologized.

Crowell accepted the invitation (though, it should be noted, Cleveland’s police union made threats to pull police from providing security at Browns games if he didn’t go).

Why are out-of-state Charlotte rioters not being prosecuted for crossing state lines to engage in destruction and rioting?

"Noting the Soros funding of BLM, we also have Hillary Clinton as a (BLM) Black Lives Matter proponent, Barack Obama with BLM sympathies and invitations to the White House. On the other side of the ledger, we have Obama’s Department of Justice seemingly unconcerned that laws prohibiting the crossing of State lines to incite riots are being violated. Coincidental?"

James Longstreet   "The non-enforcement of the law has become sport in the past eight years.  Hidden under gimmicks such as “prosecutorial discretion” and other feigns, the Department of Justice and other such entities have seemed to turn their backs when full frontal execution of the law was required.  A curious disinterest for certain laws is in play.

"We receive a constant dose of stories revealing the non-enforcement of immigration law.

"In lockstep is the complete disregard for the laws on the books that are designed to quell situations such as Ferguson, Dallas, Baltimore, and now Charlotte.

"Two years ago, I authored an article for American Thinker titled, “The Anti Riot Act. One more law unenforced by this administration.”

"In a recent article in ZeroHedge, an official of the Charlotte Police Department notes that “70% of those arrested” have out of state identification.  This should pique the interest of federal authorities.  It doesn’t." . . .

‘In Defense Of Looting’ BLM Leader DeRay Mckesson Supports Charlotte ‘Protest’, Blames Police

Weasel Zippers

"Here’s DeRay at Yale, teaching “In Defense Of Looting”, his workshop on justifying looting as a political tool."

"Here’s DeRay meeting with Hillary Clinton."

"The Democrats have endorsed the Black Lives Matter movement and should own its results."

How much Clinton cash comes from the Saudis?

The Peoples Cube

Man Stripped, Dragged & Beaten by Charlotte Predators

Obama DOJ To Charlotte Mob Attacking White People: “We Hear Your Voices And We Feel Your Pain”…

Todd Starnes  "City leaders in Charlotte North Carolina say there is no need for a curfew.

"They believe they now have a handle on the rampaging mob that has basically laid siege to the city. They believe the pillaging and plundering and the horrific acts of violence have ended.

"Hopeful, but doubtful.

''We are just now beginning to get a look at some of the unspeakable atrocities committed by the hordes of brutes. 

"A video now gone viral purportedly shows a white man being brutalized by a group of mostly black men.

" 'WHITE MAN DRAGGED, BEATEN, BEGGING FOR MERCY," read the banner headline on Drudge Report.

"Fox46 in Charlotte and Fox News also wrote stories about the stomach-churning incident. 

"The video shows the frightened man trapped by the mob. He dropped to his knees, held his hands in the air. He was pleading for his life, pleading for mercy.

"But there would be no mercy." Just as there would be none here.

"There are no words to describe the unimaginable horror that man must have experienced inside that Charlotte garage. 

Who speaks for that man? . . . President Obama?Attorney General Lynch?Al Sharpton? Who speaks for that man, America?

Best line of the day

"President Obama cited the Obama Doctrine as his legacy at the U.N. Tuesday. It says if a man wears a dress and calls himself a woman, we have to believe him and let him use the ladies room. But if he bombs New York in the name of Allah and ISIS takes credit for it, we mustn't jump to conclusions." Comedian Argus Hamilton

We Really Should Give The Dems Credit

We Really Should Give The Dems Credit

Victor Davis Hanson writes:  . . . "Instead, the American government appears more concerned with shutting down the detention center at Guantanamo Bay, ensuring that no administration official utters the words "Islamic terror," and issuing warnings to Americans not to lash out due to their supposedly innate prejudices.
"Aggressors are also encouraged by vast cutbacks in the U.S. defense budget. The lame­duck Obama presidency, lead­from­behind policies and a culturally and racially divided America reflect voter weariness with overseas commitments. " . . .

The coming debates

Debating Hillary   . . . "When confronted with leading or hostile questions, Trump needs to confront media spinners as he has done in the past. If he has done nothing else in this campaign, Trump has exposed American journalists as partisan shills. Trashing pundits is a no-lose hedge. The press is about as popular as herpes.

. . . 

"Mrs. Clinton avoids press conferences for good reasons. She doesn’t like questions, accountability, or candor -- and she gets rattled or hostile on defense.

"Topics likely to keep Clinton in a defensive crouch include: her tolerance of husband Bill’s abuse of women from the statehouse to the White House; the Obamacare fiasco; Veterans’ care incompetence; serial foreign policy failures; the Benghazi betrayal and cover up; the private server and email controversy; subsequent FBI corruption; DNC primary fixing; and Clinton Foundation fraud just to name a few areas where the media will try to give Hillary a pass." . . .

Schedule of the Presidential and Vice Presidential Debates

Hillary’s Team Is ‘Powering Through’…

All the below still awaits Obama's calming words and encouragement for the police

Charlotte Had Racial Harmony. Then BLM and Nation of Islam Thugs Came

. . . "What many people don’t realize is that these protests didn’t just spring up in response to the shooting of Scott by a black police officer. Last year, the trial of a white police officer ended in a mistrial for shooting an unarmed black man, and he was never retried. The investigation was complicated, but a video showed the young man clearly running toward police officers when they told him to stand down. The police officer shot him in self-defense.

"After the trial, a few protestors took to the streets, angry about the outcome. Black Lives Matter was part of that, but the protests fizzled. That’s because Charlotte, for the most part, has been a peaceful community with blacks and whites working side by side for the good of our families and our neighbors." . . .

Anti-Cop Rioters Are the Vanguard of the ‘No Lives Matter’ Movement   "The rule of law is breaking down as riots erupt before the facts come in. 
"The anti-cop movement is completely out of control. It’s moved from attacking the police, to attacking the rule of law itself, and now it is attacking the fundamental human right of self-defense. Twice in a month, rioters have struck back after black cops reportedly shot and killed black men who were threatening the cops with guns." . . .

Will the Riots in Charlotte Help Elect Donald Trump?  . . . " Loretta Lynch, Eric Holder, Barack Obama, and Hillary Clinton have inflamed racial tensions for political gain repeatedly over the past eight years. Speaking about the riots in Charlotte, Lynch said,“They have once again highlighted — in the most vivid and painful terms — the real divisions that still persist in this nation between law enforcement and communities of color.” 
"And why do they persist, Attorney General Lynch? In part because you have continued to inflame them, rather than tell African Americans the hard truths they need to hear."

Video: Rioters Attack News Team, Try To Drag Unconscious Photographer Into Fire   "Rioters knocked the photographer unconscious and were dragging him into the fire they had set in the middle of the street. The female reporter came to his aid and was knocked down by another rioter.

"Police came running to the rescue."

Does a city burn every time?

Silvio Canto, Jr.  . . . "As always, I withhold judgement on these incidents until we have a full report. Ferguson certainly turned out to be a lot different once a report was issued.   In other words "hands up don't shoot" never actually happened.

"So we will wait for the facts to emerge before we say this or that about the police officer's behavior.

"We can say a couple of things that go on beyond this incident:

1) Are we now at a point in our history where people loot stores or hurt officers just because someone tells them a black man was shot by a police officer? In this case, the police officer is black but that does not matter, apparently. Do facts matter anymore?

2) Who organizes these riots? The certainly happen rather quickly. Don't these people looting have lives or jobs to attend to? It sure seems to me that there lots of people just waiting for the text to go out and do some damage.

3) How are we going to get people to serve in our police forces after these incidents? How can we expect men and women, of diverse races, to go out and put themselves under this kind of second guessing and ruthless scrutiny? Who cares about blue lives and the families that they go to every day?

"It is a horrible situation and the country yearns for a leader who will stand up for the rule of law not go on black radio talks shows to energize an unenergized base."

Can someone please tell me how this president is still so highly favored in our nation and how so few in Hollywood dare stand up to the effects he has caused among us? Is there no wisdom left in our society?

Iran Sanctions Have Ended – and the Mass Executions Have Restarted k

By Mansour Kashfi  . . . "However, since the agreement ending sanctions was signed between the Islamic Republic (IR) and the international powers last January, nothing has improved regarding the everyday life of the Iranian people. Not even one of the critical civil issues that was promised by the so-called “moderate”, “pragmatic” president, Hassan Rouhani, to be addressed after sanctions ended, has been opened for discussion by the IR officials.

"Regardless of the rather rapid increase in Iranian crude oil and petrochemical sales and the release of billions of dollars of frozen money by a number of international oil companies and foreign governments, the nation-wide tax in all categories remarkably increased, and a limited welfare to needy senior citizens has been discontinued.

"Despite the rosy promises of the IR’s authorities, especially Hassan Rouhani, to bring justice for all and raise the standards of living of the people, amazingly nothing has been done to improve Iranians’ living conditions, and no social freedom and justice is on the horizon. On the contrary, tougher repression and mass executions are the only gift by the IR to the Iranian people after sanctions ended.