The Arrogant Years
Duh, Chuckie. What took you so long? This might've been news LAST term, or if you'd used the word "criminal" instead.
After saying "I do not consent to this search," stand aside and maintain your right to remain silent. Do not answer any questions." Labels: police raid, search warrant
Here is a graphic display of waste in government. This posty from the Land of Zee lays it all on what we put out when the Shrub takes off. Can you imagine the cost?
It seems that having no clue what the possible risks and side-effects of Nano Tech research isn't stopping myopic scientists bend on discovery. Sounds like a great recipe for Death of a Planet.
Here is a scathing and hilarious 2008 burlesque-style calendar featuring graphic representations of the darling special interests of The Shrub, who all came to profit mightily from him calling the shots. A nice tribute for his last fling in office.
Amnesty International has just launched a campaign to allow all of us to "unsubscribe" from support of torture in our name. Their graphic movie short shows an "approved stress position" from CIA materials, as well as the real time genuine result. Pass this one on. The clip is unsuitable for children under 14 years, and the technique is unsuitable on anyone. Sadly, this isn't even the worst.
I don't know which is scarier--getting tasered for not signing a questionable speeding ticket, or having some people defend this "peace officer's" actions in the YouTube comments section. This is why we need cameras in cruisers.
In one of the quirkiest, quark-infested theories yet, two U.S. theorists postulate in the latest edition of New Scientist magazine that simply looking at the Big Bang resets the instability of our Universe and may hasten or doom our fragile existence. Now THAT is far out, relatively speaking. Meanwhile, others contend that reading information on dead trees will end the world.
Here is the Top 100 entities-slash-corporations who have made out like armed bandits during the Afgan-Iraq wars. They probably even charge to get paid.
Labels: vets
Here is a tasty harvest of 18 classic Pearl Jam posters from over the years, beginning way back in the '90s. Mmmn, yummy- and organic, too!
Underground Director Robert Greenwald (Iraq For Sale, Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price, and Outfoxed, a scathing slap at Rupert Murdoch's network) has just reposted Fox News Porn, which demonstrates their bottom-feeder values with actual broadcast footage.
Go check your dad's rag box for his old vintage Rock tees from the early and mid sixties. Christies is having an auction of 30 and expect some to fetch nearly 5 Gs. He may have wrapped his old bong in one.
Dutch Police have arrested their first virtual thief. The 18 year-old hacked fellow gamer's for accounts, and transferred $6k worth of digital hotel lobby furniture to his own virtual Habbo hotel. Get real.
Researcher Michael Ruppelt documents the Veep as directly controlling the U.S. airspace before and after the twin tower attacks. His book, "Crossing the Rubicon", runs 600 pages with over a 1,000 footnotes and references. A review synopsis is here.
Here's a trash mash-up of the Fab Four's Hard Days Night and Romero's Night of the Living Dead, done by the Zombeatles. I stumbled onto it with two stiff legs, and laughed till my brain fell out.Labels: The Zombeatles
Recent observations from NASA and Japanese X-ray observatories have helped clarify one of the long-standing mysteries in astronomy -- the origin of cosmic rays.
This research paper shows increased music purchases by younger P2P file sharers, very contrary to conventional wisdom.Labels: file sharing
Labels: saturn
A new small outcropping of rock through the Greenland ice (called Stray Dog West), is now the northernmost piece of land on earth, and gives claim to much more than just global warming.