It's a WTF kinda day....

Well, well. I go off to clean my kitchen and all unholy-you-know-what breaks out...

Iowa judges are emulating PSRK's Rooty-Tooty-Fruity Judges.
Like, can't we just keep things straight?

Fox News dug up some of those Moderate Taliban that The One has been seeking for dialogue...

And then some fruit goes off and kills a bunch of legal immigrants in NY. Say, those bans on civilians not having CCW permits in New York worked out really, really well today now, didn't it?

Luckily, the shooter did the state of New York and favor and enacted immediate Capital Punishment....

And for the most curious Readers? Why, no, I am not finished cleaning for Passover. But I did finish taking apart, cleaning and reassembling the stove. Just have the fridge, one shelf and the floor to finish on Sunday...

Shabbat Shalom.

ICE is Run by Traitors to the USA

Check this out at FoxNews.com:

Visa Denial Puts Heroic Iraqi Translator in the Crosshairs
An Iraqi translator who has earned commendations for risking his life repeatedly to save the lives of many American soldiers in combat has been denied a visa to live in the United States because of nonviolent actions he took to overthrow Saddam Hussein — at the same time the U.S. government was calling for regime change in Iraq.

Jasim, whose name is being withheld for his safety, has received strong support from the U.S. military, and the Department of Homeland Security approved his application for a visa. But the State Department has denied Jasim a visa because he was arrested in 1996 for actions against the Saddam dictatorship.

Some of Jasim's supporters, however, believe the real reason he's been denied a visa is that he has become a "nuisance" to State Department personnel at the Baghdad Embassy. The State Department, citing privacy concerns, declined to discuss Jasim's case.

People's Republic of Kalifornia New Public Housing Plan

Okay, I've lived in PSRK for well over 25 years. I have seen people in need. My family has, at times, been some of them. I have even seen tent cities before, back in the 90's. (WOW - time flies...)

But George over at urbansurvival.com/blog has reported some new and exciting twists to my fair state.

"'One in 10 Americans gets help to buy food.' The story then went on to say that more than 2.9-million folks right here in the Republic of Texas get help - a good thing as I see it. Nationally the average benefit works out to something like $112 per person, although in California the benefits are about to take a major jump upward - going up 13.6% - and curiously, California has fewer people on food stamps than does Texas, with only 2.5 million receiving help.

Since tax time is just around the corner, this all gets me to wondering about the proper ‘role of the dole’. Obviously, helping people who are hungry, laid off, homeless and living in tents or cars is the right thing to do. But, how far up the food chain does it go?

...Tent cities continue to spring up around the country. In California, where the Governator opened up state fair grounds, Sacramento tent city residents are saying they won’t be moved from their present location. This all sets up the ugly prospect of something we’ve been eyeing in the HalfPastHuman predictive linguistics for a while to become very real: the potential for a showdown between “authorities” and the homeless, since as KCRA reports “Some at ‘tent city’ unhappy with Cal Expo site” and “Sacramento homeless camp expected to be shut down.”

Head's up, Chaverim - Wally World in Arroyo Grande is still out of small calibers. Has lots of birdshot and some buckshot. The salesman said that the Self-Protection Industry thanks Obama for the increase in sales and helping to keep the shelves nearly bare.

Kind of like what the Food Shelves will be this winter when we figure out that paying farmers NOT to grow food is a really, really stupid idea. Especially when the Dust Bowl is returning to Oklahoma and Kansas. (I think I found this on one of George's posts, but can't remember. Old age does that to a gal.)

I continue to buy canned and dried foods. Since I should finish cleaning for Passover this afternoon (just in time to get ready for Shabbat, of course), I can start plotting my organization of said purchases. I did buy a new shelf storage thingy for the kitchen. (I really need to stop spending so much, even if it is for Capital Goods to improve the living space...I HATE supporting the Obama-Timmah-NaziPelousy-Bawney-HerrReid Complex.)

Iowa kicks hundreds of citizens out of "Public Hearing"...

George from urbansurvival.com had this gem today:

Who can take government seriously when states like Iowa kick "

Hundreds of Iowans out of public hearing"

to change the state's tax laws. That's OK, because Iowa has a marvelous marketing opportunity to change its name from IOWA to IOU.

If California doesn't trademark it first, 'natch.

Moderate Taliban "LUV" Obama - - NOT!

In the Wall Street Journal today:

Pakistani Taliban Leader Vows Attack on Washington

...Mr. Mehsud's claim of credit added to the fears that militant violence which has engulfed much of northwestern Pakistan is now spreading to the nuclear-armed country's eastern heartland, Punjab. The province had until recently been spared much of the violence, although some of Pakistan's most potent Islamic militant groups originated in the region and still draw recruits from its poor, rural villages.

Mr. Mehsud, the 35-year-old supreme commander of the Tehrik-e-Taliban, known as the Pakistan Taliban, also signaled that he may be seeking to widen the scope of his fight beyond Pakistan.

"Soon we will launch an attack in Washington that will amaze everyone in the world," he said in separate remarks to the Associated Press.

Experts say it's unlikely that Mr. Mehsud has the reach to attack the U.S. His forces are mostly concentrated on fighting Pakistan's government. But Pakistani and Western intelligence officials believe Mr. Mehsud has close ties to al Qaeda, which U.S. officials have repeatedly said could be planning its next major terror strike from bases in same tribal areas where Mr. Mehsud is based...

law enforcement is guilty of some serious islamophobia

Racial Profiling - Link to AtlasShrugged
Looks like law enforcement is guilty of some serious islamophobia. 'Respect' these fellas! They are pious!

Wanted Terrorists