Business Owner to CNN, Liberals & Springsteen: “We’ve had it With You Idiots

I'm sure he means this in a nice way.

Todd Starnes

"A small business owner in Oregon has a message for CNN, ignorant liberals and Bruce Springsteen: “We’ve had it with you idiots.”

"Kevin Kerwin is the proprietor of Kevin the Geek Computer Repair store in Lake Oswego. He’s also one of the few conservatives around town.

“ 'Oregon is a very beautiful state, but it’s infested with liberals,” Kevin tells me.

"Kevin was especially bothered by the militant liberals who tried to burn down Portland following the 2016 presidential election.

And it did not help matters when Bruce Springsteen, one of his favorite singers, raged against Trump’s supporters and suggested the president-elect appealed to un-American tendencies.

“ 'When you let that genie out of the bottle – bigotry, racism, intolerance – they don’t go back into the bottle that easily, if they go back in at all,” Springsteen said on the “WTF” podcast. “Whether it’s a rise in hate crimes, people feeling they have license to speak and behave in ways that previously were considered un-American and are un-American. That’s what he’s appealing to.”

"Just hearing him say that kind of stuff makes me mad, Kevin said.

"But when four black suspects kidnapped and tortured a mentally challenged white man and pummeled him on Facebook Live – well – Kevin decided enough was enough.

“ 'When that kidnapping happened – that was one of the last straws,” he said." . . .

Awaiting Mr. Obama's words on the four Chicago torturers

Four Chicago Attackers Charged With Hate-Crimes for Torturing White Victim…  . . . "Jordan Hill, 18, of Carpentersville, and Tesfaye Cooper, 18, Brittany Covington, 18, and Tanishia Covington, 24, all of Chicago, are expected to appear in bond court Friday, according to the Cook County state’s attorney’s office." . . .

White House: Too Early to Tell if Chicago Beating was a Hate Crime

"The Associated Press described the event as such: “Hate crime, battery charges filed against four black suspects accused in beating of white man streamed live on Facebook.” . . .

The #BlackLivesMatter Torture Film   . . . "Black Lives Matter movement hero DeRay Mckesson rushed to Twitter Thursday morning to make excuses for his comrades-in-arms.  "It goes without saying that the actions being branded by the far-right as the 'BLM Kidnapping' have nothing to do [with] the movement."  

Just as Islam has nothing to do with terrorism  (But yet I argue, rightly, I believe, that Dylann Roof has nothing to do with American history)
"But I really don’t want to waste a lot of time on whether Tim McVeigh was a Christian or not (he really wasn’t)."

A look at black-on-white torture in Chicago  "Even the Tribune didn't understand that this evil deed was important enough to put anything newsworthy on their front page, going with this for their evening edition. " 

Legal Insurrection: Some liberal media try to make this about Trump

I thought this was about global war...er, climate change.

. . . "Thursday morning, Chicago police confirmed they are investigating a second video, which surfaced on Twitter, and appears to show the suspects grabbing the victim’s head, shoving it into a toilet, and forcing him to drink.

"Someone can be heard yelling “Drink that s*** right f***ing now. … Drink the toilet water, b****! Say f*** Trump! Say f*** Trump!' ” . . .

Black activist Shaun King comes down on the side of the four torturers.

Greek columns, heavy use of personal pronouns, millions of sycophants (which include Mr. Obama himself), awarding himself a medal is the logical next step. I haven't seen a man this unfazed by his own bumbling and ineptitude since Peter Sellers' Inspector Clouseau.
Snopes strongly disagrees with me.

Reprise. From Thomas Lifson: Obama grotesquely had himself awarded a Defense Dept. medal yesterday   . . . "His appointee and subordinate Ash Carter yesterday pinned a military medal – the Department of Defense Medal for Distinguished Public Service – on his boss, as Warner Todd Huston reported for Breitbart." . . .

Many commenters on Knoller’s Twitter feed were incredulous at the award. Some likened the award to a much maligned “participation medal” and others were skeptical of Obama’s underling giving his own boss a medal.

@markknoller so Carter whom was picked for Secretary of Defense by Obama gives him an award! I wonder who's idea that was EGO & CHIEF?

Snopes tells us Presidents Bush and Clinton received the same honor.  . . . "This is the highest honorary award presented by the Secretary of Defense to non-career Federal employees, private citizens, and foreign nationals. The Secretary of Defense is the approval authority. This award consists of a gold medal, a miniature medal, a rosette, and a citation signed by the Secretary of Defense. An individual may receive this award more than once. Subsequent awards consist of the foregoing recognition devices and a bronze, silver, or gold palm, as appropriate. 
"Although the Department of Defense (DoD) is part of the executive branch, the President himself does not play a part in the nomination or approval process for recipients of the DoD's Medal for Distinguished Public Service:" . . . Yeah, right. 

The Politics Forums had some discussion on this:  . . . "Carter insisted that the medal was a token of appreciation for Obama’s service as commander in chief, the Associated Press reported.

"After spending the last few weeks throwing roadblocks in the path of President-elect Donald Trump and his transition team, Obama nonetheless claimed in his remarks to the members of the military in attendance that “We’ve got to make sure that during this transition period that there is a seamless passing of the baton, that there’s continuity.' ”

Obama awards medals to his celebrity friends.  Of course.

Obama passes the torch

The American Spectator

A visit to the Battleship Bismark

The Scuttling of Naval Ships During the World Wars – there were a lot

Bismarck's history  "In the course of the warship's eight-month career under its sole commanding officer, Capt. Ernst Lindemann, Bismarck conducted only one offensive operation, in May 1941, codenamed Rheinübung. The ship, along with the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen, was to break into the Atlantic Ocean and raid Allied shipping from North America to Great Britain. The two ships were detected several times off Scandinavia, and British naval units were deployed to block their route. At the Battle of the Denmark Strait, Bismarck engaged and destroyed the battlecruiser HMS Hood, the pride of the Royal Navy, and forced the battleship HMS Prince of Wales to retreat; Bismarck was hit three times and suffered an oil leak from a ruptured tank.

"The destruction of Hood spurred a relentless pursuit by the Royal Navy involving dozens of warships. Two days later, heading for the relative safety of occupied France, Bismarck was attacked by obsolescent Fairey Swordfish biplane torpedo bombers from the aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal; one scored a hit that rendered the battleship's steering gear inoperable. In her final battle the following morning, Bismarck was neutralised by a sustained bombardment from a British fleet, was scuttled by her crew, and sank with heavy loss of life. Most experts agree that the battle damage would have caused her to sink eventually. The wreck was located in June 1989 by Robert Ballard, and has since been further surveyed by several other expeditions." . . .

Cold War relic, present day threat

Charles Krauthammer  "You can kick the can down the road, but when Kim Jong Un announces, as he did last Sunday, that “we have reached the final stage in preparations to test-launch an intercontinental ballistic rocket,” you are reaching the end of that road.

Art wanted

"Since the early 1990s, we have offered every kind of inducement to get North Korea to give up its nuclear program. All failed miserably. Pyongyang managed to extort money, food, oil and commercial nuclear reactors in exchange. But it was all a swindle. North Korea was never going to give up its nukes because it sees them as the ultimate guarantee of regime survival.

"The North Koreans believe that nukes confer inviolability. Saddam Hussein was invaded and deposed before he could acquire them. Kim won’t let that happen to him. That’s why Thae Yong Ho, a recent high-level defector, insisted that “As long as Kim Jong Un is in power, North Korea will never give up its nuclear weapons, even if it’s offered $1 trillion or $10 trillion in rewards.”

"Meanwhile, they have advanced. They’ve already exploded a handful of nuclear bombs. And they’ve twice successfully launched satellites, which means they have the ICBM essentials. If they can miniaturize their weapons to fit on top of the rocket and control reentry, they’ll be able to push a button in Pyongyang and wipe out an American city.

"What to do? The options are stark:" . . .

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Twenty-two Guantanamo detainees to be freed within days as Obama plans mass transfer of fanatics who have threatened to bomb and behead Americans

Dare I say that this is to spite President Trump? Sorta like Obama closed off open-air monuments during the shutdown out of spite for Republicans.
Obama is a spiteful and vindictive man.  TD

UK Daily Mail  "President Obama is planning to transfer at least 22 additional Guantanamo Bay detainees out of the military detention center before he leaves office later this month, DailyMail.com has learned.

"The group being released will be drawn from those held at Guantanamo - who include an accused senior al Qaeda bomb-maker, the terror group's top financial manager, and two intended 9/11 hijackers, who have all been held in the Cuba-based U.S. detention facility for more than a decade.

"According to a military source briefed on the process, 22 detainees are being prepared for transfer out of the camp, also known as Gitmo, before January 20.

"Although the White House has not specified which inmates will be transferred out – or which foreign countries have agreed to accept them – it has indicated that this will be a priority for Obama in his final days in office." Read about all the others being released at the link.

Why does the world hate Jews enough to side with those who want to kill them. And do.

World opinion against Israel comes from a great many factors — especially a certain ancient one. Victor Davis Hanson

 

Victor Davis Hanson: Why the Anti-Israel Sentiment?  "Secretary of State John Kerry, echoing other policymakers in the Obama administration, blasted Israel last week in a 70-minute rant about its supposedly self-destructive policies. 
    "Why does the world — including now the U.S. — single out liberal and lawful Israel but refrain from chastising truly illiberal countries? 
    "Kerry has never sermonized for so long about his plan to solve the Syrian crisis that has led to some 500,000 deaths or the vast migrant crisis that has nearly wrecked the European Union.
    "No one in this administration has shown as much anger about the many thousands who have been killed and jailed in the Castro brothers’ Cuba, much less about the current Stone Age conditions in Venezuela or the nightmarish government of President Rodrigo Duterte in the Philippines, an ally nation." . . .

A Messianic Jew discusses the world's hatred of Jews while giving an overview of the their history as told by both Old and New Testaments


Michael Medved:  Why the world hates the Jews
"Many of the bitter controversies in every corner of the globe inevitably raise the same ancient question: why does the world hate the Jews?
"Whether it’s the angry international reaction to Israel’s efforts to defend itself in Lebanon, or Mel Gibson’s drunken rant in Malibu, the age­old specter of anti­Semitism refuses to disappear. With only 13 million Jews in the world – less than one fourth of one percent of the earth’s population – why does this tiny group inspire such bitter, widespread and often violent animosity?

"The answer is obvious to anyone who monitors anti­Semitic propaganda from all its multifarious sources." . . .

Pat Buchanan: Bitter Obama in ‘Despair, ’ Leaving With ‘Let’s Wreck the Place’ Attitude

Pam Key, posting at Breitbart:   "Wednesday on Newsmax TV’s “The Steve Malzberg Show,” conservative political commentator and former staffer for Presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan Pat Buchanan said President Barack Obama was acting with “bitterness” when today at a meeting on Capitol Hill he told Democrats to resist helping Republicans replace his signature legislation, the Affordable Care Act. Buchanan said, “I think what you are seeing here — If that is an accurate report of what he said — Here is a guy who really feels he’s been rejected and repudiated. I’m astonished he’s letting it show like this." . . .

Obama grotesquely had himself awarded a Defense Dept. medal yesterday

What a tin-pot third-world dictatorship thing to do. A third-world president elected by a third-world electorate.

Thomas Lifson  "President Obama has another ironic award for his trophy shelf, to accompany his Nobel Peace Prize and all those participation trophies he got at Punahou for his basketball skills.  His appointee and subordinate Ash Carter yesterday pinned a military medal --  the Department of Defense Medal for Distinguished Public Service -- on his boss, as Warner Todd Huston reported for Breitbart." . . .

Mark KnollerVerified account‏@markknoller

Defense Secy Carter presents Pres Obama with Dept of Defense Medal for Distinguished Public Service.

"The ceremony took place at Joint Base Myers-Henderson, before a crowd that had an awful of of empty seats, almost as if the military service members who attended were there on orders."

A medal for this? The reviews are in, and Obama failed

. . . "Let's be specific:  

1) not a single year of 3% GDP growth or higher;

2) jobs increased by less than 7 million, i.e. not enough;

3) food stamps up significantly;

4) student loan debt now exceeds $1.3 trillion, or the size of Canada's GDP; 

5) ObamaCare has messed up an excellent health care system that needed reforms not a government takeover; and,

6) we've added $10 trillion to the national debt.

Oblivious Obama pens farewell as world burns down around him

"Bearing his trademark humility and modest historical self-regard, President Obama this week announced that he will, indeed, follow the lead of George Washington and allow “for a peaceful, democratic transfer of power.” 

"What a guy!
"And just in case anybody has failed to grasp how extraordinarily lucky we have been these past eight delightful years, Mr. Obama also announced that he has begun “penning a farewell address to the American people.”
"Lord, help us. We don’t deserve this!
"It is not enough that we have endured eight long years of arrogance, preaching and failure? Now we have to stand by to watch him revel in it?" . . .

CNN's Don Lemon: Anti-Trump Violence Against Disabled Man 'Not Evil'

This Don Lemon. Oh, better still, this fruit from the Lemon tree:  Biting Rapist Penis And 8 Other Stupid Things Don Lemon Has Said

PJ Media   "On Wednesday, news broke that a white man was beaten by four black teenagers who streamed the event on Facebook Live and yelled "f*ck Donald Trump" and "f*ck white people" while they did it. Later that evening, "CNN Tonight" host Don Lemon declared that their crime was "not evil."

"The disturbing 30-minute Facebook Live video showed a man tied up and his mouth covered, while his attackers laugh and shout racist and anti-Trump slurs as they kick and punch him — and even cut into his forehead with a knife! The attackers' alleged connection to "Black Lives Matter" has not been confirmed, but #BLMKidnapping was trending on Twitter.

"The Daily Caller's Matt K. Lewis described the event as "evil." "That's what this is, it's evil, it's brutality, it's man's inhumanity to man."

"At that, Lemon disagreed. "I don't think it's evil," he said, repeating the point for emphasis. "I think these are young people and they have bad home training." Then, he explained, "I have no idea who's raising these young people, because no one I know on earth, 17 years old or 70 years old, would ever think of treating another person like this.' " . . .