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Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Under the fedora: Boston, nudity and Tom Baker as the 4th doctor
The Debate is still going on about the “causes” of the
Boston attacks but at the UN there is someone who knows what’s
going on :
UN Human Rights Council “expert” Richard Falk has published
a statement saying Bostonians got what they deserved in last week’s terror
attack. He quotes W.H. Auden to make his point: "to whom evil is
done/do evil in return.”
Richard Falk is the UN’s “Special Rapporteur on the
situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967.”
He has held the post since 2008, despite exposure as a 9/11 conspiracy
theorist.
Falk is a big believer in "human
rights", who called the Ayatollah Khomeini a liberator. He blames
Islamofacist terror on the fact that much of Islam "finds itself under the
heels of U.S. economic, military, cultural, and diplomatic power." (Well
at least that is cleared up). Falk is also a member of a lawyers organization
that the CIA once called a "front" for the Soviet Union and just like
Rosie O'Donnell is a member of groups who are still waiting for the
"real" story of 9/11.
Me I think if this is
all the US’s fault, and the Palestinians believe this, after all their special
rapporteur is saying this publicly, they certainly don’t want any of our dirty
money. In fact if the UN feels the same,
we should be duty bound to keep the cash so they aren’t contaminated by it.
It’s a big sacrifice but
we’ll do it for them.
We are still hearing
about the Poem for Dzhokhar from the once completely unknown Amander
Plummer. People are outraged over empathy for the bomber.
I’ve read the poem, I think the only connection to the bomber is
the title. I think this woman was
looking for attention and suckered a lot of people into giving it to her.
Welcome to the world of
Twitter.
Yesterday the AP was hacked and a fake headline stating a bombing took place at the White
House injuring the president was tweeted out.
This confirms a basic lesson that is the same anywhere. Your passwords are only as secure as the most
careless person who knows them.
The stock market briefly
tanked before this was caught. I’ve
never understood this, let’s say this was true, who calls there broker in a
panic saying: The White House has been bombed! Sell 10,000 shares of Gerber baby foods!
I wonder how much of
this is programmed.
Iraq
carried out its first election since the U.S. military withdrawal without major
bloodshed on Saturday in a major test for Iraqi security forces as they face a
reviving al-Qaida insurgency.
Granted there has been a lot of stuff in the news this last week but I’d think the first election in Iraq without us going without a hitch is a big story.
If Iraq continues to
normalize it will continue to be a non-story, after all who wants to blame
George Bush for a successful state as opposed to a basket case like Egypt?
Bush is clearly the best
president of the 21st century, granted there are only two choices
unless you count Bill Clinton’s 19 lame duck days. I suspect as time passes he will be harder to
dislodge that people think.
In West Virginia a teen
has decided to fight over an NRA T-Shirt
Marcum has said that he was arrested on charges of
disrupting an educational process and obstructing an officer, though White said
Monday that the Logan County prosecutor's office is reviewing the case to
decide whether to proceed.
Marcum wore the same shirt to school Monday. It displays the
NRA logo and a hunting rifle.
Other students across Logan County wore similar shirts,
which display the NRA logo and a hunting rifle, to school in a show of support
for 14-year-old Jared Marcum, said his lawyer Ben White.
This
is exactly how you deal with this kind of thing. As a British Admiral named Blake once
said: “Cringing to these fellows will
never do.”
According
to the affidavit, from May 2012 through February 2013, Adam Paul Savader sent
anonymous text messages using Google Voice numbers to 15 women stating that he
had nude photographs of the women and threatening to distribute the nude
photographs to the women’s friends and family members unless the women sent him
more nude photographs of themselves. Savader sent some of the victims links to
a photo-sharing website where nude pictures of the victims had been posted.
This guy is a former intern to Paul Ryan, personally I
wouldn’t have thought people would have fallen for this but apparently this
stuff is more common than you think.
Stacy McCain put
it well:
There
is a lesson here about the perils of the digital age: Anything you put on the
Web — even uploaded to private accounts — can be accessed, if someone with
enough skills really wants to get to it bad enough. And naked pictures? Yeah,
don’t do those. Ever. Because that boyfriend you’re sending them to may not be
your boyfriend forever.
The second comes from Lowell and
involves a Buddhist Monk
The woman
shown having sex with a Buddhist monk in a video recently circulated in the
Cambodian community has filed a civil lawsuit against five individuals she
alleges illegally distributed the tape.
Taping of the voice and actions of a private person without
permission in Massachusetts and distributing them is illegal, which Maya Men
highlights in her suit.
Among those Men has sued following the release of the tape
of her sexually engaging with the Venerable NhemKimteng are another local monk
and a former member of the executive committee for the $10 million Lowell
temple project Men is helping lead.
Kimteng and Men were filmed in the Trairatanaram Temple in
North Chelmsford.
Why do I have the
feeling that if this involved a Catholic Priests instead of Buddhist monks it
would be a front page headline in the Globe and all over the MSM?
Some sports? Remember before the Baseball season began
everyone was picking the Redsox& Yankees to finish 4th& 5th
in the AL East? As of this morning The
Red Sox are in a 1st place tie & the Yankees are a whole ½ game
out.
As they say, that’s why they
actually play the games.
I’m still not used to the Houston
Astros in the AL but I’m sure the 4 other teams in the AL West currently ahead
of them are happy to see them there.
This is THE best time of the year
for sports, Baseball, Hockey & Basketball all being played at once. One might make the point that Nov & Dec
you have three major sports played at once too but if one of them isn’t
Baseball it doesn’t count.
I’ve talked about the number of
Electoral votes Massachusetts has lost in my lifetime (5) if you want to get a
good idea where all those votes went, check the attendance figures when the Red
Sox come to town when they play in Red States.
People say: Don’t you wish New England folk would elect
more conservatives, I answer New England folk DO, we just do so in the states
they’ve moved to.
Watched High Noon Yesterday it
really holds up over time and the cast is simply out of this world. While Gary Cooper & Grace Kelly get top
billing to me the most interesting moments are the scenes between Lloyd Bridges
& Katy Jurado.
Until I looked it up I would have
never known that Juardo was only 28 at the time. She carries herself much older and you would
never guess Lloyd Bridges was a full 9 years older than her.
Movies are all about the art of
illusion.
Shakespeare’s birthday was this week. It’s become fashionable to devalue his plays
but let’s face it, how many playwrights still have their plays performed
regularly 400+ years after their birth.
In fact I don’t think you can find a day in the last 50 years when a
play of Shakespeare was not performed in some theatre somewhere in the world.
That’s immortality!
This week’s is the 4th of
the Doctor Who 50th anniversary specials on BBC America. The subject is 4th Doctor Tom
Baker the Doctor Who most familiar to Americans before the revival of the
series.
Tom Baker’s complete with 12’-18’
scarf is THE definitive Doctor. He held
the role for 7 years got the show it’s best ratings and is regularly voted the
best Doctor ever by the fans (losing only a few time in the last 30 years).
37 years ago I accidently discovered
the show and him on Providence TV Channel 12 on a Saturday afternoon and have
been hooked ever since. In 1981 I got my
first credit card in college and used it to buy a VCR for $500, as much as a
semester of college at the time, and taped the show regularly off of public
TV. I still have the tapes and on
occasion my sons & I watch them together on a $20 VCR.
If you watch only one of the
specials, watch this one.
See you next week.
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