RSSForgive Us Our Trespasses
Gene Lalor | December 14, 2009
Certain stories are very suggestive of significant alterations in the future of our great nation. These are just four of them. Read them and weep:
Turn in Your First Amendment Privileges Upon Entering these Premises!
All employees of the Santa Rosa (CA) School District have been put on notice. They are now required to tuck their freedoms of speech and religion in a pocket or purse when in attendance at “any school event,” including breaks, after school activities, or at on-campus private events.
Better yet, they should deposit their constitutional rights in the nearest trash receptacle, as per an order “crafted” for the school district by the American Civil Liberties Union.
You really have to hand it to the ACLU for its sticktoitiveness in undermining American values and liberties at every opportunity, that is, unless you’re a terrorist, a rapist, an anarchist or indulge in some other anti-social, anti-American behaviors.
Then the ACLU will defend you to its dying breath, which can’t come soon enough.
Santa Rosa “School officials are strictly prohibited from showing agreement with anyone ‘communicating with a deity,’ such as ‘bowing the head’ or ‘folding hands.’
“School officials” must also prohibit “third-parties” from praying, which provision has forced some employees to seek refuge in closets: “Christian employees said the order has literally driven them to hide in closets to pray to avoid contempt charges.”
I’ve long ago given up trying to understand the motivations of the ACLU but now its evil intents have so infiltrated America’s legal system that something really should be done about its radical nature.
“The [Santa Rosa] district calls for the action to eliminate any trace of religious language in school communication. Otherwise, they face penalties of up to six months in jail and $5,000 in fines each:” http://bit.ly/6Bz6pR
What’s next on the ACLU agenda? Banning the use of sanitizers in school bathrooms since that may offend the dirty?
Hey, Babe! You wanna 14 K raise, a prestigious job, and a free trip, with moi?
That was the essence of Max Baucus’ 
(D. MT) proposition to septuagenerian-lover, Melodee Hanes.
In her defense, what right-thinking, single male wouldn’t want Melodee as U.S. Attorney for Montana or to take on a road trip? 
She would certainly add pizzazz to our federal courts!
Ms. Hanes had more sense than Senator Baucus and though she accepted the free excursion she declined the honor of becoming Montana’s U.S. Attorney when the truth of their relationship hit the fan: http://bit.ly/6hrf6u
Okay, Max isn’t 70 yet. He’s merely 68 which makes him a sextagenarian which may better befit Max’s hormonal imbalance. It may also better explain his fatigue and why he rarely visits his home state of Montana.
Apparently he’s hearty enough to wine, dine, and whatever Melodee in the warmer and more friendly confines of Washington even if he’s not quite up to visiting his shivering constituents.
Raucus Baucus proves the adage that there’s no fool like an old fool even with a well-aged 53 year old staffer who, just coincidentally, divorced her hubby in 2008 when Max divorced his second bride of 25 years.
What it doesn’t explain is why the randy behavior of heterosexual S.C. Governor Sanders who went on a field and/or feel trip to Argentina provoked calls for his resignation and yet Baucus’ escapades are ignored by the mainstream media.
Copenhagen’s Convenient Opaqueness: Film maker-journalist Phelim McAleer, an objective denier of man-made climate change, received a rude awakening when he posed inconvenient questions on the subject at a U.N. Climate Conference press briefing in Copenhagen.
Not only did Stanford Prof. Stephen Schneider refuse to respond to McAleer’s questions but McAleer became a victim of United Nation’s Gestapo tactics when armed security officers harassed and strong-armed him and his camera man.
Schneider, a senior official in the U.N.’s IPCC and therefore highly versed in all things climate-related was hawking his new book and became perturbed by McAleer’s insistence on getting some straight answers concerning the very relevant fiasco at East Anglia.
No fair, thought Schneider. The U.N. Gestapo quickly moved in to silence McAleer and whisk IPCC Man off stage lest he be asked any further embarrassing questions relating to the fraud that is global warming and thus do grievous harm to his book sales.
The Global Warmists 
are all about national income redistribution and carbon footprints and leveling playing fields–and screwing the United States.
They’re too busy with those pressing concerns to explain or defend the IPCC, or the United Nations, or the lying in East Anglia to some nervy journalist.
Who Needs Death Panels?
It turns out all the lefties who ridiculed Sarah Palin over suggesting Obamacare would incorporate Death Panels to encourage sick elders to roll over and be dead rather than continue to be a drain on Obamacare’s resources may have been right.
“A loophole in the Senate health care bill would let insurers place annual dollar limits on medical care for people struggling with costly illnesses such as cancer,” thereby obviating the need for death panelists.
“The bill does not define what level of limits would be allowable, delegating that task to administration officials:” http://bit.ly/8UbnIV
The scenario would go something like this: Grannie Smith, 82, 
has been battling cancer (or Alzheimers, or any other incurable ailment) for years.
She’s had biopsies, surgeries, CAT scans, MRI’s, chemotherapy, radiation, and the stubborn disease keeps cropping up somewhere else.
“Enough is enough, Grannie,” says her insurer with the blessings of some Washington Obamacare bureaucrat. “You’re old and too much money has been wasted on you already so as of today, we’re not literally pulling any plugs, we’re just terminating your coverage.
“Just don’t dare call this rationing or use any of the other buzzwords those evil conservatives apply to our national, socialized insurance. We prefer to use the term ‘dumping the dead wood’ so our resources can be better used to treat people who aren’t sick.
“Got that, Grannie? Grannie? Grannie?
“Oh well, another job well done for Our Leader.”
Forgive us our trespasses . . .
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