the IDIOT

does the rank silliness of situations like this never alarm the average blith?

[...] A lawyer for Corendon Airlines says the fake pilot had worked for the budget airline company for the last two years and had “expertly misled the company with his false papers”. At other airlines he had managed to pass tests with flying colours.

The lawyer called it pure luck that he had never flown alone and said the fake pilot will never pilot a Corendon Airlines flight again.

the sub headline: ‘A pilot has been arrested at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport for flying passenger planes for 13 years with a false licence.‘

guy must’ve really sucked at it to be caught in a mere 13-year period. he flies all that time without the official crime syndicate catching on, and the mouthpiece of the state (AKA “the fourth estate” ha!) labels him a “fake pilot”. children.

a highly organized group of international terrorists, funded primarily by sympathizers in their host country, struck a group of minibuses, killing at least 27 civilians. the outcry from the sloozer “news” media? they should be more careful. (more…)

despite the sick subject, i burst out laughing after reading this:

[...] Hunter’s son, Ken Hunter, said he’s alarmed by comments that called the pilot a hero.

“How can you call someone a hero who after he burns down his house, he gets into his plane … and flies it into a building to kill people?” Hunter told ABC.” “My dad Vernon did two tours of duty in Vietnam. My dad’s a hero.” [...]

requisite premise for such insanity: before destroying, get a “permit”. from who? the world’s biggest crime gang.

cavemen had more acuity.

while the court stenographers strut habitually the sheen of “objective reporting”, look at this typical article opener (headlined “Massachusetts vote could threaten health reform”):

BOSTON (Reuters) – Voter disenchantment in liberal Massachusetts with President Barack Obama’s policies has turned a Senate election into a nail-biter that could imperil U.S. healthcare reform.

though i disagree with such use, the primary active definition of reform — and its obvious intended political definition — is “improvement through amendment”. here, via duplicitous language killing, the trollops at reuters are asserting that the monstrous illegality and stupidity awaiting the “crucial” vote of the pending official whore from massachusetts is an improvement.

most of the publishing truer (e.g., “austrian school”) praxeologists have missed the core disconnect between currency destruction and hyperinflation of prices. what is keeping prices comparatively stable after the recent ridiculous credit expansion? (more…)

via drudge, good news for voluntarists, this hullabaloo: (more…)

lew rockwell, statist:

[...] Hey, FOX, here’s an idea. Let’s inject all the federal touts in the mainstream media, plus the CDC, and the president, cabinet members, and congressmen, and all their vast staffs, with this permanent federal vaccine before they are allowed to try it on any tax victims. Only Ron Paul and his people, as enemies of the ‘health’ state, are exempt.

hmm, guess voluntarist individuals (i.e., not ron paul slurpers or worse) don’t make bullshitter lew “backing my good statist” rockwell’s list of non-goons. all you need to know about the death of LRC. ron paul: the good creep!

this time it’s brainwashed boy paul galvin, wanking off about “self-government” via the constitution.

Next year the country will go through another census. The people and the states – the creators and on-going sustainers of the federal government – have authorized this undertaking (U.S. Constitution, Article I, section 2). The census should be seen not as a burden but rather as an opportunity for Americans to practice self-government. Let me explain.

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anyone who does the show-of-incredulity laugh-off routine when you assert that state kid prisons (AKA “schools”) are indoctrination centers for the official crime syndicate, tell him to shove this embarrassment (jim fedako): (more…)

yeah? i propose an agency to regulate your dumb ass. let’s call it “the individual”.

“I was caught in a debt-trap of predatory lending. . . . [...],” said Patricia Nelson, 64, a retired nurse from Waukesha, Wis., who introduced the president at the event.

in the newspeak of odumbaville, where everyone seeks above all to “effect change“, “predatory lending” means “the devil made me do it” — kissin’ cousin of the twinkie defense. (more…)

yayyyyy!

U.S. stocks pushed higher Tuesday helped by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s declaration the recession is likely over, with industrial and material firms once again pacing the day’s move.

Stocks had drifted around the flat line for much of the morning as new measures of retail sales and New York-area manufacturing were better than expected. But wholesale-level inflation was surprisingly strong.

The market ticked higher in the early afternoon, however, as Bernanke said that from a technical point, the “recession is very likely over at this point.” Bernanke made his comments during a question-and-answer session at the Brookings Institution. [...]

count on language distortion to expose the heart. in a glom-on post at LRC thomas dilorenzo wields the execrable trendy noun form of “illegal”: (more…)

for clarence page, who puked up this disingenuous piece of shit:

After decades of criticizing public schools as places where hardly anybody learns anything, suddenly conservatives are upset that a 15- to 20-minute Web cast in schools might teach too much. [...]

today from stooge george giles:

Clarksville TN has installed a system of cameras on their traffic lights. This machine vision system is wired into the computer system that has license plate numbers. It generates citations for running red traffic stoplights. In the first month they issued over 5,000 tickets to people that run red lights. This is a test bed. The tickets are a revenue generator. Currently they do not get reported to insurance companies or add points to your license, but that may change with the stroke a bureaucratic pen. This is not to argue that this system as currently designed is not without fault, but to propose that with proper Human Action it can be a benefit to many.

At approximately $100/ticket this is $500,000 per month or $6,000,000 per year. They already have plans to double the number of surveillance systems in place. Every other city in America will be envious and make this inevitable move. The cost/benefit ratio is compelling. As a Libertarian and proponent of Human Action I think this is a good idea. Driving is a privilege, not a right. Privileges must be earned and can be taken away.

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