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Wednesday, January 03, 2018

Passwords: Another case of Democrats unclear on the concept

Passwords: Another case of Democrats unclear on the concept:
"...It all points to an underlying problem with the Democrats.

One: Rules don't apply to them.
Two: Affairs of state are personal affairs, and thus easy to forward to personal emails.
Three: The only enemies America has are Republicans; everyone else out there is UniWorld.
Four: They don't believe in personal responsibility – even when they are the government, they think that's the government's job.
Five: For all their claims to being in touch with high tech, in reality, they are morons.
Six: They don't do their jobs very well, and they expect that they won't be held accountable.

Can Democrats really be trusted with sensitive government passwords with this record?
Voters should think about this next time they cast a ballot."
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Noon-toon

Truth About The Crusades They Don't Teach in School Any More

Truth About The Crusades They Don't Teach in School Any More:

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"The problem with the comparison is that most people are totally ignorant about history; especially about the history of Islam’s conquest of much of the Christian world in its first couple of centuries.

Let’s start first with Crusade myths that need to be exploded. Ignatius Insight enlightens us as to the truth:

Myth 1: The Crusades were wars of unprovoked aggression against a peaceful Muslim world."

UK NHS Patient Asks for Female Nurse for Cervical Smear, Gets Tattooed Trans Man With Stubble

A woman who requested a female nurse for an intimate procedure was given an “obviously male” member of staff with stubble and tattoos, who claimed to be a transsexual.
The National Health Service (NHS) patient said she was “embarrassed and distressed” when summoned by a nurse with “an obviously male appearance … close-cropped hair, a male facial appearance and voice, large number of tattoos and facial stubble” to carry out a cervical smear, The Times reports.

When she pointed out what she thought was a mistake, the nurse told her off: “My gender is not male. I’m a transsexual.”

Speaking after the examination, which she ultimately decided to abandon, the patient said it was “weird where somebody says to you: ‘My gender is not male’ and you think: ‘Well, what does that even mean? You are clearly a man.’ ”

In a formal letter of complaint, she objected that “People who are not comfortable about this are presented as bigots and this is … kind of how I was made to feel about it.”

15 Realistic New Year’s Resolutions

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#1 This day 1959-----Alvin and The Chipmunks - The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late)

U.N. Chief Issues 'Red Alert' Against Nationalism, Xenophobia, Climate Change for 2018

U.N. Chief Issues 'Red Alert' Against Nationalism, Xenophobia, Climate Change for 2018
"United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres said in his New Year proclamation Sunday that nations around the globe should unite to fight nationalism, xenophobia, and climate change.

Guterres called his message a “red alert.”
“On New Year’s Day 2018, I am not issuing an appeal. I am issuing an alert—a red alert for our world,” Guterres said.

“As we begin 2018, I call for unity,” Guterres said.

“We can settle conflicts, overcome hatred and defend shared values.”

“But we can only do that together,” Guterres said, noting that 2017 had not turned out to be the year of peace he had hoped for in his last New Year address.

...“At the same time, impacts of climate change worsened at an alarming rate, inequalities grew, and there were horrific violations of human rights,” the U.N. press release said of the secretary’s remarks.
“Nationalism and xenophobia are on the rise,” Guterres said.
...“Unity is the path,” Guterres said. “Our future depends on it.”

You ought to know!

Trump’s Historic Success Appointing Federal Judges in 2017 - Breitbart

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Trump’s Historic Success Appointing Federal Judges in 2017 - Breitbart:

"Even President Donald Trump’s critics cannot deny his historic success in 2017 in appointed judges to the Supreme Court and lower federal courts, exercising one of the greatest powers of the presidency in a way that will create a lasting legacy shaping the destiny of the nation."

Annual Report: Top 11 of 100 Outrageous Ways Federal Government Wasted $473 Billion in Taxpayer Money

Annual Report: Top 11 of 100 Outrageous Ways Federal Government Wasted $473 Billion in Taxpayer Money:
"The federal government wastes or ineffectively uses billions of taxpayer dollars every year.
In late November, Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) released the annual waste report: “Federal Fumbles: 100 Ways the Government Dropped the Ball.”

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The report provides examples of waste and mismanagement that took place over eleven months, including newly documented past waste and ongoing wasteful practices.
The total wasted dollars dug up for the report: $473 billion. Lankford wrote in the introductory remarks in the report:
Included in ‘Federal Fumbles’ is just a sampling of instances where federal agencies or departments have wasted or inefficiently used billions of your dollars.
The program and grant funding discussed in this book has already been allocated or spent and cannot be recovered.
But highlighting it here provides lessons for agencies and hopefully encourages Congress to utilize its oversight and legislative authority to prevent future waste and misuse of federal tax dollars."

AM Fruitcake

History for January 3

History for January 3 - On-This-Day.com
Marcus Tullius Cicero 106 B.C., Lucretia Mott 1793, J.R.R. Tolkien 1892

Mel Gibson 1956 - Actor ("Braveheart," "Lethal Weapon" movies), Michael Schumacher 1969 - Racecar driver, Danica McKellar 1975 - Actress ("The Wonder Years")

1777 - The Battle of Princeton took place in the War of Independence, in which George Washington defeated the British forces, led by Cornwallis.

1833 - Britain seized control of the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic. About 150 years later, Argentina seized the islands from the British, but Britain took them back after a 74-day war.

1871 - Henry W. Bradley patented oleomargarine.

1888 - The drinking straw was patented by Marvin C. Stone.

1924 - English explorer Howard Carter discovered the sarcophagus of Tutankhamen in the Valley of the Kings, near Luxor, Egypt.

1925 - In Italy, Mussolini announced that he would take dictatorial powers.

1951 - NBC-TV debuted "Dragnet."

1988 - Margaret Thatcher became the longest-serving British Prime Minister in the 20th century.

Tuesday, January 02, 2018

7 Things You Need To Know About The Iran Protests | Daily Wire

7 Things You Need To Know About The Iran Protests | Daily Wire:

"1. How did the protests start?

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Protests started on Thursday in the city of Mashhad as demonstrators took to the street to protest rising prices, high unemployment rates, and corruption in Iran’s Islamic government. The protests, comprised of adults mostly under 40, are believed to have started on social media, which led to the Iranian government shutting down the internet to stop the protests from escalating."

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Our corrupt media-----This Is CNN Oh, they did cover the Iran rallies. The pro-government Iran rallies, I mean.--Ace of Spades HQ

Ace of Spades HQ:
"This Is CNN

Oh, they did cover the Iran rallies.

The pro-government Iran rallies, I mean.

The New York Times chooses to pretend this is just about "economic woes," rather than a direct challenge to the clerical tyranny itself...

A bit on this guy's reportage..."
Read on!

THIS HITLER NONSENSE … – Regie's Blog

THIS HITLER NONSENSE … – Regie's Blog
"...The thing my father and I have often discussed, through the years, is the eye-rolling art of comparing American presidents to Hitler.
It is such an absurdity we find it amusing …and frustrating.
It’s often just a punch line.
Like the Soup Nazi wasn’t really a Nazi.

He was just mean.
The Nazi part made it funny. You know …over-the-top. Like “grammar Nazi” or “spelling Nazi.” Nobody is really a “Nazi.”
It’s our representation of something we consider jarring, strident, intractable and inhumane.
But the truth about Nazis isn’t funny at all.
It’s bloody and horrible and gut churning.
And it involves machine guns and butchery and inhumanity on a scale that takes your breath away.
...The idea of comparing an American president to Hitler is just as absurd …from any angle, in any context.
The American system ITSELF pretty much prevents “Hitlers” from showing up.
And America ITSELF is anathema to what Hitler was trying to create..."
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Clinton Allies Paid Firm $700K For Women Who'd Accuse Trump Of Sexual Misconduct Week Before Election | Daily Wire

Clinton Allies Paid Firm $700K For Women Who'd Accuse Trump Of Sexual Misconduct Week Before Election | Daily Wire:

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"Bloom "seized on the political potency of sexual harassment charges against Mr. Trump not long after he clinched the Republican presidential nomination," reports the Times. The attorney admits to reaching out to Clinton super PACs "for money to help her vet a sexual misconduct claim against Mr. Trump."

A group founded by Brock, American Bridge 21st Century Foundation, "secretly spent $200,000 on an unsuccessful effort to bring forward accusations of sexual misconduct against Mr. Trump before Election Day," individuals "familiar with the arrangements" told the Times."

BRET STEPHENS IN THE NYT: “I admit it gives me pause. I agree with every one of the policy decision…

Instapundit » Blog Archive » BRET STEPHENS IN THE NYT:
"BRET STEPHENS IN THE NYT:
“I admit it gives me pause.
I agree with every one of the policy decisions mentioned above.
But I still wish Hillary Clinton were president.
How does that make sense?”

It makes sense in a world in which educated-class tribal loyalties outweigh policy.
And, as James Taranto noted:

There’s a big status anxiety component, too.