50 Billion sign bonus to Iran ... are you fucking kidding me.... Who the fuck making those deal Elmer Fudd
How about this sign the fucking agreement Iran or the next big bang you hear will not be a TV show, Israel have at it. Also any trade with the USA has just been cut off.. get back to me with a signed agreement.

Q1 GDP - 0.2% ........the economic disaster rolls on via the marxist assault on capitalism.

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/04/obama-vs-reagan-big-government-socialism-proves-to-be-as-disastrous-as-expected/


Read it and weep

Only Obama can talk one day about all he's done to promote growth and jobs, and then the next say Repubs block him from doing anything.

According to Barry, the Repubs are also responsible for the Baltimore riots.

And like clockwork the Obama nuthuggers in our embarrassingly unprofessional mainstream media continue to give this failure of a POTUS a free pass on his never-ending stream of lies, blame games, and finger pointing.

believer;1725368 wrote: And like clockwork the Obama nuthuggers in our embarrassingly unprofessional mainstream media continue to give this failure of a POTUS a free pass on his never-ending stream of lies, blame games, and finger pointing.

Apparently it's really tough to let go of one's community agitator roots. He keeps chiming in on these cop killings prematurely and only making things worse joining in the race-baiting.

We've had affirmative action and discrimination laws for decades. Whatever someone thinks "this" is, "this" isn't going to get any better without personal responsibility. It's long past time that people of power and influence stop enabling racism as an excuse.

QuakerOats;1725272 wrote:http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/04/obama-vs-reagan-big-government-socialism-proves-to-be-as-disastrous-as-expected/


Read it and weep

I am sure that BoatShoes will make his weekly visit and give us a dozen or so charts that explains this away like it is mindless drivel. Facts don't lie, however, the recovery has yet to really happen.

jmog;1725381 wrote:I am sure that BoatShoes will make his weekly visit and give us a dozen or so charts that explains this away like it is mindless drivel. Facts don't lie, however, the recovery has yet to really happen.

There's been a recovery?

ISIS CLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY FOR TEXAS SHOOTING; WARNS OF MORE...

First attack on US soil...




"...JV team"

QuakerOats;1726739 wrote:ISIS CLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY FOR TEXAS SHOOTING; WARNS OF MORE...

First attack on US soil...




"...JV team"

The Religion of Peace is on the march!!! How beautiful it is.

QuakerOats;1726739 wrote:ISIS CLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY FOR TEXAS SHOOTING; WARNS OF MORE...

First attack on US soil...




"...JV team"

Did they do it, or is it more like two dudes that read up on ISIS on the internet, and after the fact ISIS was like, "Oh hey that was us!"

Big difference.

ptown_trojans_1;1726776 wrote:Did they do it, or is it more like two dudes that read up on ISIS on the internet, and after the fact ISIS was like, "Oh hey that was us!"

Big difference.

http://www.10tv.com/content/stories/2015/05/05/cnn-isis-claims-responsibility-for-attack.html

Sounds like isis was tweeting about it while it happened

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/05/06/purported-isis-warning-claims-terror-cells-in-place-in-15-states/

2015 will be a historic year for the retirements of coal fired power plants in the United States and more specifically Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, Virginia and Indiana. Of the 13 gigawatts (GW’s) of retirements coming this year 81% is coming from coal-fired generation. This is primarily due to costs related to the Environmental Protection Agency’s Mercury and Air Toxic Standards (MATS). Thousands of jobs to be lost / everyone's electricity costs increase significantly. Change we can believe in ...

Here's the thing.
If it is some yahoos going online and thinking ok, let's take a gun into a mall and kill some folk, there is no real defense against that. We are constantly playing whack a mole.
If they are inspired by ISIS, honestly, the way technology is now a days, we cannot defend against that. It is impossible. It is like trying to stop all forms of murder.

So, if these guys were inspired by ISIS, ok, that sucks and is sad.
But, trying to stop every single lone wolf attack that is inspired by ISIS will be a serious drain on our resources, and will involve way more Government intrusion into our lives than we will like. (Think NSA domestically looking at all of our computers to weed out lone wolfs)

If however, we manage the smaller attacks, absorb them, try and stop the ones we can then I think we can find success.
I would rather we spend our time on figuring out the large coordinated attacks and stopping ISIS at the source, then all the time trying to whack a mole for guys that are lone wolfs.
That doesn't mean we stop looking for them by any means, just an acceptance that some will slip through the cracks.
It also does not help that the event organizer kinda wanted this to happen to prove her own point.

ptown_trojans_1;1726885 wrote:Here's the thing.
If it is some yahoos going online and thinking ok, let's take a gun into a mall and kill some folk, there is no real defense against that. We are constantly playing whack a mole.
If they are inspired by ISIS, honestly, the way technology is now a days, we cannot defend against that. It is impossible. It is like trying to stop all forms of murder.

So, if these guys were inspired by ISIS, ok, that sucks and is sad.
But, trying to stop every single lone wolf attack that is inspired by ISIS will be a serious drain on our resources, and will involve way more Government intrusion into our lives than we will like. (Think NSA domestically looking at all of our computers to weed out lone wolfs)

If however, we manage the smaller attacks, absorb them, try and stop the ones we can then I think we can find success.
I would rather we spend our time on figuring out the large coordinated attacks and stopping ISIS at the source, then all the time trying to whack a mole for guys that are lone wolfs.
That doesn't mean we stop looking for them by any means, just an acceptance that some will slip through the cracks.
It also does not help that the event organizer kinda wanted this to happen to prove her own point.

More people better Lock and Load in place they would not have in years past.

Belly35 defences Ohio policy 101

ptown_trojans_1;1726885 wrote:Here's the thing.
If it is some yahoos going online and thinking ok, let's take a gun into a mall and kill some folk, there is no real defense against that. We are constantly playing whack a mole.
If they are inspired by ISIS, honestly, the way technology is now a days, we cannot defend against that. It is impossible. It is like trying to stop all forms of murder.

So, if these guys were inspired by ISIS, ok, that sucks and is sad.
But, trying to stop every single lone wolf attack that is inspired by ISIS will be a serious drain on our resources, and will involve way more Government intrusion into our lives than we will like. (Think NSA domestically looking at all of our computers to weed out lone wolfs)

If however, we manage the smaller attacks, absorb them, try and stop the ones we can then I think we can find success.
I would rather we spend our time on figuring out the large coordinated attacks and stopping ISIS at the source, then all the time trying to whack a mole for guys that are lone wolfs.
That doesn't mean we stop looking for them by any means, just an acceptance that some will slip through the cracks.
It also does not help that the event organizer kinda wanted this to happen to prove her own point.

I can agree with 99% of this.

Go after ISIS in the ME hard, kill the source and the 'whack a mole' types will die out.

The problem here is that no way the current administration goes after ISIS hard in the ME.

I do find it funny/stupid that they went after something in Texas, Texas probably has the most guns per capita, it was going to be a failed attempt no matter what, SOMEONE inside that thing was carrying, probably many people were.

How about those amazing april unemployment numbers????

http://data.bls.gov/timeseries/LNS15000000

But this has been making the rounds on the social mediaz!

http://money.cnn.com/2015/05/08/news/economy/april-jobs-report-economy-pick-up/

Hey! Lets hold a Mid Eastern Summit and no body shows.... Good one Obama
Hey! Obama that just a example that Obama Don't Matter bro...

Looks like the Obama Bin Laden raid was made up entirely. Obama lied to help bolster his re-election campaign.

Trash.

sleeper;1728168 wrote:Looks like the Obama Bin Laden raid was made up entirely. Obama lied to help bolster his re-election campaign.

Trash.

Pretty much everyone that knows anything about the topic is trashing the Hersh article.
Peter Bergen.
http://www.cnn.com/2015/05/11/opinions/bergen-bin-laden-story-a-lie/

ptown_trojans_1;1728186 wrote:Pretty much everyone that knows anything about the topic is trashing the Hersh article.
Peter Bergen.
http://www.cnn.com/2015/05/11/opinions/bergen-bin-laden-story-a-lie/

I tend to agree. One anonymous source does not an overly credible article make.

[h=3]WSJournal: Businesses’ Regulatory Burden Akin To A $1.9 Trillion Tax.[/h]In an editorial, the Wall Street Journal (5/12, Subscription Publication) cites a forthcoming study by the Competitive Enterprise Institute in asserting that the cost to Americans of federal regulations will total $1.9 trillion this year, significantly more than the $1.4 trillion paid in individual taxes annually. According to the Journal, the study’s author, Wayne Crewes, posits that regulations leave smaller companies at a competitive disadvantage to large ones, which can diffuse their compliance costs among more employees and greater revenue. To illustrate this point, Crewes cites data from recent NAM research showing that regulatory costs per employee for companies with fewer than 50 workers can be 29% higher than those for bigger companies.



And some wonder why we have no growth. Our government is our biggest obstacle to growth and economic freedom.

"A new study by University of Houston researchers could threaten to unravel scientific claims used to justify the Obama administration’s global warming agenda.
Texas researchers published findings that global warming is actually reducing high-ozone days in the Houston area. The finding contradicts claims made by the Environmental Protection Agency that global warming will increase the number of days with high levels of ground-level ozone.
“We examined the past 23 years of ground-level O3 data and selected meteorological parameters in Houston, Texas, which historically has been one of the most polluted cities in the United States,” wrote researchers with the University of Houston’s Institute for Climate and Atmospheric Science.
Scientists found increased sea breeze due to “increasing land surface temperatures, increased pressure gradients, and slightly stronger on-shore winds” are contributing to lower days with high levels of ground-level ozone in Houston. Stronger breezes could also be cleaning up ozone in coastal cities around the world, according to researchers.
“These patterns driven by climate change produce a strengthening of the sea breeze, which should be a general result at locations worldwide,” Texas researchers noted.
These results are good news for the city of Houston, but bad news for the Obama administration. The White House claims warmer weather — caused by fossil fuel emissions — will increase ground-level ozone concentrations and cause more problems for people with respiratory illnesses like asthma.
The University of Houston study, however, suggests coastal cities around the world could see ozone levels decrease as temperatures rise, not increase, like the Obama administration has claimed."
http://www.wtam.com/articles/national-news-104668/new-study-threatens-to-unravel-obamas-13601812


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