Thoughts of Repressed Genius http://rancidkoolaid.com/index.php Can I call them mongrels too? or is that racist? http://rancidkoolaid.com/index.php?entry=entry100729-132751
The president appeared on ABC’s morning talk show “The View” Thursday, where he talked about the forced resignation of Agriculture Department official Shirley Sherrod, his experience with race and his roots.
When asked about his background, which includes a black father and white mother, Obama said of African-Americans: "We are sort of a mongrel people."



Sometimes I like to sing along with DMX, "What these bitches want from a nigger?", sometimes I like to sing along with Kanye West, "I ain't say'in she a gold digger, she ain't mess'in with no broke nigger", and sometimes I just read excerpts aloud from Robert Conrad's "Heart of Darkness": do these make me racist?

Am I a racist simply by virtue of my white skin?


Obama noted "there's still a reptilian side of our brain" that leads people to not trust others "if somebody sounds different or looks different."


Maybe it's just me, but trust is something earned. I don't trust white people any more than I trust green people or black people or red people (which is to say I don't trust anyone without their earning the trust.) Then again, everyone looks different from me, so maybe it's my reptilian brain.


He was challenged by Elisabeth Hasselbeck, the conservative voice on the all-women panel, about his claim to have saved 2.5 million jobs with his recovery act and his inability to unite the country.


There is a definition for jobs created, but there is no definition for jobs saved, so hell yea he will tout the "jobs saved" claim, it is meaningless - but stupid people fill in the gaps.

When asked if he is a communist or a socialist, he should respond that he is a mongrelist (since that too has no definition) and claim only race-haters don't know what a mongrelist is.

Maybe I'll embrace this "use made-up terms with no formal definition" to outline my many great successes in life.

How did this mongrel get elected!
]]> Change, my ass http://rancidkoolaid.com/index.php?entry=entry100725-100846
The White House has quietly launched an effort to confront the political backlash along the Gulf Coast over its handling of the BP oil spill – giving special attention to Florida, the only state in the region President Barack Obama won in 2008 and one he will need again when he runs for re-election in 2012.
The White House dispatched political and communications aides to the Gulf Coast states on July 12, with Alabama and Mississippi each receiving one, sources familiar with the effort said. Some aides went to Louisiana. Florida received four.


For this administration, it isn't about people, it isn't about right and wrong, it is all about political victory.

They didn't dispatch a team to help, they dispatched a team to alter the PR landscape - a well-deserved backlash against these "we care about the common folk" idiots who obviously do not care.

The beauty of democrat politics: screw up whatever you want (health care, the economy, government oversight, military policy, foreign policy, energy policy), just say you are sorry when you're done - and blame it on the prior administration.

I am slowly beginning to hate the idealism and naivety of those who voted for Obama. Yea, he talked a good game of "hope and change", but turning off one's brains to enjoy the overflow of emotional warmth is what got us here. Doing it again...

Vote for him once, shame on you; vote for him twice, you're dead to me.





]]> Racism: documented vs. accused http://rancidkoolaid.com/index.php?entry=entry100720-083835
In our society so beholden to political correctness, I am constantly amused at the racism game. Not liking our black President for his policies = racism. A Black Panther at a polling location on voting day, intimidating white voters assumed to be voting for a white candidate = not racism. A political movement whose stated purpose is lower taxes and smaller government = racism. A government program that discriminates against whites for the sake of blacks = not racism.

At the center of this newest racism game are 2 events: the much-reported but as-yet-undocumented racial slurs hurled at members of the Congressional Black Caucus by Tea Party members during the run-up to the vote on ObamaCare, and now the documented racism at the NAACP meeting that recently denounced the Tea party as racist.

The first event, where Nancy Pelosi walked through a crowd with a massive gavel in-hand and with members of the Congressional Black Caucus - in the midst of countless cell phone pictures and video cameras and new reporters - and not one racial slur or incident of spitting on the Congressmen (though they insist it happened) can be found. Contrast that with the imbecile working for the USDA who proudly boasted of her racism at the recent NAACP meeting (the same one that denounced the "racism" of the Tea Party), who felt she was talked down to by a farmer, so discriminated against him for his whiteness.

Mix in the video of voter intimidation on election day, and follow that up with a sprinkle of the Black Panther (who intimidated voters with a night stick) preaching to a mixed crowd that blacks needed to murder white babies - and bake it all up into a "all whites are racists, all blacks are the victims of racism" pie that Obama is all too willing to serve up to the nation.

There is no longer a "race card", it has now morphed into a banner, under which redistribution of wealth is The economic policy of this administration.

If only whites can be racist and all whites are racists, it's gonna get interesting around election time!


]]> NOTHING is ever what it seems http://rancidkoolaid.com/index.php?entry=entry100709-085116

11. Jennifer said, from the kindness of her heart, she'd bring me a cup, half filled, of KY personal lubricant.

10. Jennifer responded saying they sometimes, for performing ultrasound tests, use an application specific gel but also sometimes use KY (personal lubricant.)

9. I texted Jennifer, asking for some ultrasound gel, telling her an explanation would be forthcoming from her husband.

8. A good friend's wife, we'll call her "Jennifer," is an OB/GYN (and a good one, I hear, but as I have no experience with...never mind), I figured she has a near-limitless supply of ultrasound gel. Score!

7. Due to some knowledge of chemistry, I decided to use a non-corrosive coolant (no beer, no pee, preferably no water.) Based on several factors, I chose CPL in some environments and ultrasound gel in other applications.

6. Consideration must be given to variables such as messiness, smell, and efficiency.

5. Due to baffle stack construction and housing material, one must weigh the advantages and disadvantages of a given coolant according to what is and is not acceptable,

4. Recommended coolants range from simple (water, beer, urine, etc) to more complex (wire pulling gel or ultrasound gel) to purpose-specific (gun grease, CLP, etc.)

3. To offset this initial pop (and to increase the suppression level), some users recommend using a coolant in the baffle stack. By using a liquid or gel coolant, the temperature of the gases are drastically reduced due to evaporative cooling.

2. When deploying suppressed weapons, some applications experience a pop with initial rounds, due to the rapid heating of ambient gases in the suppressor causing a subsequent increase in gas pressure, resulting in a popping sound.

1. PV=nRT tells us that as gas temperature increases, gas pressure increases.
]]> Tards on parade. Again. http://rancidkoolaid.com/index.php?entry=entry100708-132417 this article, then contemplate:


1. "Facts are infinitely malleable in service of ideology." The point is made to service his argument, but works equally well for the counterargument.

2. "What with the Northeast sweating out a triple-digit heat wave, naive observers might expect a spate of global-warming stories in the media." These same "observers" were asked, during the recent cold winter, not to look on a cold front as proof for or evidence against global warming. A sweltering heat wave proves global warming just as a cold front proves global cooling.

3. "According to Lord Ernest Oxburgh, who led the investigation, the probe uncovered 'absolutely no evidence of any impropriety whatsoever.'" Big surprise. In the months to come, the same guy will probably uncover no evidence that BP had anything to do with a terribly over-stated (and as yet unproven) oil spill in the gulf - it too was (is) an orchestrated hoax by the right.

4. The underlying science is still in question; it isn't, as Gore and countless others tell us, "settled." By writing articles such as these that "assume" man-induced climate change, they slowly give more credibility to an argument that has little. Repeat a lie enough times and it becomes true.


I am constantly entertained by the "the science is settled" thing - and its being presented with no science. "An Inconvenient Truth" has been proven fully fiction, the scientific debate continues (and will continue till at least one environmental weather model can accurately characterize atmospheric water vapor - none can yet), and the many lies now being covered over become the next cry of McCarthyism (strangely accurate, since McCarthy was right.)


In the end, it doesn't matter. The day fast approaches when the earth as we know it will be no more. And, unless these "scientists" are re-writing botany too, plants love sun light and carbon dioxide.
]]> NEVER! http://rancidkoolaid.com/index.php?entry=entry100702-134926
Last night, as part of a procedural vote on the emergency war supplemental bill, House Democrats attached a document that "deemed as passed" a non-existent $1.12 trillion budget. The execution of the "deeming" document allows Democrats to start spending money for Fiscal Year 2011 without the pesky constraints of a budget.

The procedural vote passed 215-210 with no Republicans voting in favor and 38 Democrats crossing the aisle to vote against deeming the faux budget resolution passed.

Never before -- since the creation of the Congressional budget process -- has the House failed to pass a budget, failed to propose a budget then deemed the non-existent budget as passed as a means to avoid a direct, recorded vote on a budget, but still allow Congress to spend taxpayer money.




Is it racist to acknowledge that the first black US President is the worst President in US history? Jimmy has been supplanted!
]]> When you have nothing substantive to say, say something stupid, most people won't notice http://rancidkoolaid.com/index.php?entry=entry100701-092459

"This is killing an ant with a nuclear weapon,"




President Barack Hussein Obama's rebuttal:

Well, if the Republican leader is that out of touch with the struggles facing the American people, he should come here to Racine and ask people if they think the financial crisis was an ant . . . These Americans don't believe the financial crisis was an ant. They know that it's what led to the worst recession since the Great Depression. And they expect their leaders in Washington to do whatever it takes to make sure a crisis like this never happens again."



How do simple metaphor and simile so easily escape a Harvard-educated community organizer? Or, perhaps, their was no way to polish the turd, so Hussein instead went with misdirection.


Again, I stand in absolute astonishment that:
1. Half the nation voted for this ass clown.
2. Almost half still think what he is doing is good.


We are so unbelievably screwed.
]]> Missed points http://rancidkoolaid.com/index.php?entry=entry100624-123828
1. McCrystal is right, Biden is an idiot. And, for the not military peoples: the Vice President is not a part of the military chain of command.

McCrystal's failure is one of strategy, his rules of engagement virtually guarantee a failure in theater. "Human warfare" is a pipedream of the left - and it has yet to claim a victory.

"Let them hate, so long as they fear."


2. The amusing part of Obama's $20billion fund, fleeced from BP, is two-fold. First, the Constitution gives the President no authority to take money from a corporation and dispense it however he wishes. There is, in the Constitution, "due process of law" and BP didn't get that. Next, the government oversees the dispensing of the funds - and if the spill has taught us nothing else, it should have taught us this: government oversight accomplishes nothing good.



3. That this President claims, "unprecedented" border security resources is laughable. Strangely - for such a huge national issue - this administration has dramatically increased spending in every area of federal government purview EXCEPT border security. We toppled the Taliban in weeks, and we can't secure our border. Well, we can, but we won't.

"Let them hate, so long as they fear."


4.
The Beatles legend said: "Sadly we need disasters like this to show people. Some people don't believe in climate warming - like those who don't believe there was a Holocaust.
"But the facts indicate that there's something going on and we've got to be aware of it if we want our kids to inherit a decent world, not a complete nightmare of a planet - clean, renewable energy is for starters."



Statements such as these are my by morons, for morons, act accordingly. Holocaust deniers are roughly on par with flat earth advocates and gravitation deniers; global warming skeptics are those that have, thus far, refused to call a political cause a scientific certainty.

]]> Now I understand why "they" don't want him to do press conferences http://rancidkoolaid.com/index.php?entry=entry100614-155053
President Barack Obama likened the disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico to the September 11 attacks in an interview published on the eve of his fourth visit Monday to the stricken region.
"In the same way that our view of our vulnerabilities and our foreign policy was shaped profoundly by 9/11, I think this disaster is going to shape how we think about the environment and energy for many years to come," he told Politico.com.
Obama said he would be making a fresh bid to get Congress to pass a major energy and climate bill.




Um, how?

O, shit, I'm sorry, we are comparing apples to Volkswagens, I missed that in the beginning.


Nineteen camel-humping, pedophile-worshipping mongrels murder innocent civilians for religious advancement equals bad equipment and poor oversight cause worst oil spill "accident" in human history?

I find that morons oversimplify things to fit them into their small minds.

I have no doubt catastrophic mistakes were made on the now-sunk oil rig, but there exists a colossal difference between how we protect against religious murderers and how we protect against mechanical accidents and lapses in corporate leadership.

This will shape energy and environmental policy the way 911 shaped terrorism policy?


Apples-to-Volkswagens.

Obama is a moron.
]]> Stupidity 101 http://rancidkoolaid.com/index.php?entry=entry100614-101611
The Federal Trade Commission has set out on the somewhat quixotic journey of trying to identify ways to save journalism as we know it from possible extinction.
Through a series of public forums, the last of which will take place in Washington on Tuesday, the commission has been gathering and analyzing an array of suggestions to help make the business of gathering and reporting news profitable again. A broad range of ideas — loosening antitrust statutes to allow news organizations to start charging for online content all at once; imposing a tax on iPads and other electronic devices to subsidize the cost of reporting; creating a public fund akin to AmeriCorps to pay young journalists — have been suggested.
- recent New York Times article




Economics 101 (though I'll bet my good friend West Point chimes in to correct my amateurish oversights): make something someone wants, sell it to them for the most they are willing to pay.

Funny how the New York Times complains of diminishing profits - while, simultaneously, studies show that fewer and fewer people A. appreciate the ideological bend of the New York Times, B. trust their stories as factually accurate.

While on a plane yesterday, I read the newest Newsweek and can sum it up in four words: Liberals good, conservatives bad. In that, of course, "conservatives" are rich people like the CEO of BP, and "liberals" are Elena Kagan and Barack Hussein Obama and anyone (everyone) willing to abandon reason in pursuit of an ideological - and theoretical - "better world."

With Obama's presidency, the curtain has been pulled back: the media of the 21st century spins toward the stupid. What reasonable person would believe the much-reported story that the Bush administration is at fault for the BP spill and its "clean-up"? What rational person could listen to Gibbs state, in a press briefing, "The White House is in charge of the cleanup, but BP is responsible for the cleanup"?

And what is happening in Iraq? What of the promised 8.5% unemployment? What news of the deficit? How can a news agency report so positively on a President as bumbling and stupid as this one? it has been said, Obama is one of 2 things: A genius determined to absolutely wreck this country in 4 years, or an utter moron of biblical proportions.

Economics 102: if your products sucks ass, ask the government to force consumers to pay via subsidies, labor contracts, and "bail outs"; because even if the people do not want your product, the government can still force them to pay for it.
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