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Sarah Palin murdered Michael Jackson

So says a caller on, wait for it...Al Sharpton's radio show:
 
 
I literally have nothing to say.
 
Actually, I do.  The caller didn't actually accuse Sarah Palin of murder specifically, but that is the only implication to take from this.  Even as twisted as Sharpton is, for him to not chastises the caller in even the mildest way just enforces the fact Sharpton is an a--hat
 
UPDATE:
 
Other "deaths" Sarah Palin has some 'splainin for:
 
David Carradine
Ed McMahon
Steve McNair
Farrah Fawcett
Karl Malden
Billy Mays
 
All of these deaths occuring prior to her resignation as Governor.  Hmmm.
 
Sarah Palin is also sought in questioning on the disappearances of Amelia Earhart and Barack Obama's campaign promises.
 
I'm just putting this out there.  Perhaps Andrew Sullivan can suspend his investigation into who Trig's real mom is and take this on?  Just a thought.
 
/sarc off
 
(H/T:  Newsbusters, AoS)
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Pushing back an Obama benchmark?

The media is pushing back the benchmark on Obama's promise to create"600,000 in the next 100 days".  Specifically the time frame for that specified 100 days.  At least it seems they are trying to push back the benchmark.
 
Obama made the initial pledge to those 600,000 jobs on June 8th.  That was one month ago - 30 days.  The Google search for "600,000 jobs in 100 days" nets the same date results, all around June 8th and 9th (at least on the first search page).
 
Using the administrations own math, this would give them 70 days to create those 600,000 jobs originally promised.  I already posted about this here.
 
I post about this again since I'm seeing an article today using the 100 days benchmark, yet not stating this benchmark originated a month ago.  In this same article, the WaPo is still parroting the adminstration line that the current stimulus is STILL going to "create or save" 3.5 million jobs by the end of next year.  Just doing the simple math on that would mean the adminstration would have to be "creating" about 200K jobs every month on average.  This also isn't taking into account the over 1,000,000 jobs lost over the last five months.  But let's not not a little thing like math gunk up the works, the administration doesn't...
 
The Obama administration has a penchant for having expiration dates for all of the policies and campaign promises.  In this particular case, the MSM seems to be pushing back the implementation date.
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Cap& Trade will control your home

Section 304 effectively turns over control of your home to the State.  Under provisions in this section, the government will be able to inspect your property, at their leisure and fine you for your lack of environemtnal compliance.
 
Let me introduce you to a little section of the Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade bill called the "Building Energy Performance Labeling Program". It's section 304 of the bill and it says, basically, that your house belongs to the state. See, the Federal Government really wants a country full of energy-efficient homes, so much so that the bill mandates that new homes be 30 percent more energy efficient than the current building code on the very day the law is signed. That efficiency goes up to 50 percent by 2014 and only goes higher from there, all the way to 2030. That, by the way, is not merely a target but a requirement of the law. New homes must reach those efficiency targets no matter what.
 
What if you want to do your part for The State Gaia and you comply with the Feds more than likely, ever widening list of home efficiency initiatives? 
 
I'll give you a hint: think appliances. Trust me, Section 304 is but a miniscule fraction of the mandates the Democrats want to foist upon you.
 
Under Cap & Trade, your home and other property you think you own will be under the effective control of the government.  To the government controlling of your home, don't forget to add your preferred automobile of choice.  Isn't living under our new Marxist Obamalords wonderful?
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Temp trend since Al Gore's movie

A graph showing the temperature trends over the last thirty years, annotated showing the temperature trend since the release of Al Gore's movie in January 2006:
AIT-Index-7_09
 
Larger image here.  Follow this link to see June 2009 temperature representation. 
 
I thought the Earth had a fever?
 
(H/T: Hot Air)
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An unprecedented threat?

"Climate change" poses an "unprecedented threat" to American's way of life?  Really?

Just how exactly?

I take umbrage to the use of the word "unprecedented."  America has NEVER BEFORE faced a threat as dire as "climate change"?  The Soviet Union, Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan are apparently mere child's play in the cannon of threats faced by America.    Unprecedented, by definition, means having no precedent, so perhaps the government official referred to in this story means that "climate" has never before posed a dire threat to America?  How about the then "unprecedented threat" of climate change ("global cooling") which was bandied about in the 1970's?  Words mean things and to say that climate poses an "unprecedented" risk to America is a lie.  Then as now the whole notion of the climate threatening anything is untrue.

I hear and read this stuff the pols use to scare the hell out of the citizenry and wonder, "why in the hell isn't a reporter asking the most simple and obvious follow up question there is.  'How'?"  How is "climate change" posing such an unprecedented threat?  If I could get one of these administration officials to give an answer NOT straight from "An Inconvenient Truth": then perhaps I'd listen a little more attentively.

And the author of the above linked article does a disservice, either by omission or simply writing or posting someone else's script by referring to some type of "climate-altering pollution".  What type of pollution would the article be referring to?  Certainly not CO2?  CO2 is NOT pollution for goodness sake!  It is a naturally occuring element found all over our planet!  Every form of plant life on this planet needs CO2 to survive.  Carbon is also NOT a pollutant!  It is the most plentiful element on the planet.  If it were not for carbon, THERE WOULD BE NO LIFE ON THIS PLANET!  Can we stop letting the talking points of the morons saying carbon is pollution influence articles in conservative resources please?

And stop saying "green technologies" will expand our economies and create jobs, wealth, blah, blah, blah.  I suppose subsidizing Russian energy companies is a way to not outsource our money and jobs, making us less dependent or foreign source for our energy?  Democrats admit that cap-&-trade will kill jobs.  Why else build in a safety net to the C&T legislation?  Stop saying it will do otherwise.

I am sick and tired of hearing myself and others referred to as "climate change deniers".  I do not deny nor have I ever denied the climate was changing.  What I and others vehemently DO deny is the effects of said change.  I simply deny that I have to forfeit the decisions of my life to carbon cops who will tell me how many miles I can drive, what kind of food I can eat, as well as what kind of lightbulb I can put in my lamps!

As to reassurances from these government suits that cost will be minmal, does ANYONE believe that?  EVERYTHING the government says will ONLY cost x NEVER gets it right!  How in the hell does the government expect me to believe that enacting one of the costliest tax increases in the history of this country will only cost me $.50 cents in 2020?  Even for the sake of argument, if I were to buy the "it''l only cost $.50" for my home electric bill, what about the extra coming out of my pocket to defray the increase in gasoline costs?  Food costs?  Other tranportation costs?  What if my local utility, to comply with the federal mandates decides to increase their rates?  Then what?  There is a great movie line spoken by actor John Vernon in the classic movie "The Outlaw Josey Wales":  "Don't pi$$ down my back and tell me it's raining."  Which incidentally, he spoke to a Washington Senator who was trying to sell him a bill of goods.

"Climate change" as preached by ANYONE on the Left, especially Democrat politicians, is not an "unprecedented threat". 

Don't pi$$ down America's back and tell us it's raining.

(H/T: Hot Air for the links)
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