Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Read My Lips - "Ya Basta!"



"Donde esta la carne" "Sus palabras son solomente para el sitio de basura"  "Ve los puercos hablando en el quarto grande"  "Yo no sabria que hacer se tuviera hablando asi todo el tiempo"

And now a matter-amti-matter value Control M coded message:   EBOREG W QRSNYPB - BHE OHFVARFF VF PBAPYHQRQ


Presenting one of the great party platforms of 19 - - check that - - 1812!  Maybe 1812 was a good year but I don't care to relive it.

Christie's point is well taken.  Before you can have Love you've got to have respect.  The trouble is - neither the Tea Party - nor God Himself - - seems to have learned this basic lesson.

Today's wisdom nugget courtesy Randy Rhodes:  Projection is fine for theater managers but a bad thing for those who would claim to "assume responsibility for their actions".  Capish?


I’m doing the blogger portion of this entry first.  It was pointed out that I was rather “incomplete” in my criticism of Governor Christie.  Let me recap last night at this time: .  Anne Romney gave a complete nothing of a speech and Bill said “She didn’t say anything’ before I said it.  She didn’t.  We know absolutely nothing more about Mittens than we did before she started except that he was good looking,  they met at a high school dance, and they married young, and she wanted at least one girl.  Then I went for one cigarette.  When I returned Governor Christie was already speaking.  It was 7:37 and he spoke till 8:01 so it was not a particularly long speech and he spoke fast.  He said a lot of good platitudes and trueisms, that could be applied generally and I agree with.  The trouble is virtually none of the good things he said applied to the Romney campaign and I’m sure that Obama and Byden will point that out.  NBC broke away from the hall very soon after eight.  It was pointed out that I was rather “incomplete” in my criticism of Governor Christie.  This is because I believed when I heard it that he HAD pulled off some kind of a New Jersey Miracle as Governor.  The facts are quite different.  In the first place governors of all fifty are required to balance their budgets, so why single him out as though he’d accomplished something unique.  He raised pension funds and broke teacher’s unions.  But even though he cut come taxes it was merely a form of burden shifting because local property taxes had to be hiked way up to make up the different.  At this time unemployment in New Jersey is over nine & a half percent right now.  Randy thought that it was a rather combative, humorless, angry speech.  And they say he pissed off Romney in refusing to even mention the nominee for the first fourteen minutes into the speech.  And I saw it when he had everyone stand up and Anne Romney stood up, but Mitt Romney refused to stand up and Randy says “I bet he was really pissed at Christie at that point.  Apparently Santorum kept using the word “hands” in one of his speeches and Randy thought he had an obsession like that John Boulton had a “hands” obsession with Bush.  And John Boehner told this drunk about a guy who walked into a bar, but he sounded a little crocked himself to me.  And the more he talked the less funny he sounded, which is the classic problem of lushes anyhow.  They think they are a lot funnier than they really are.  There is one statement of Anne Romney I agree with and that is “We aren’t dumb enough to realize that certain problems have no easy solutions but we are also to smart to realize that- - in essence, certain constructive steps could not be taken to make the problem a lot more bearable than it otherwise would be.  The tag line is “This pain we are going through is worse than it has to be” and in this I am in agreement.  However it’s this republican obstruction congress that has blocked passage of needed jobs bills.  As such, almost all of the statements made at yesterday’s convention have a hypocritical ring to them.  At first paste- blogger "86"d the whole rest of this first paragraph for some reason.
There are uglier things occurring that they aren’t reporting.  One deligate from Puerto Rico was trying to speak and was interrupted by loud choruses of “USA”, which I gather were unwanted at the time.  Some say that Christie went off the plantation last night in that he did not give the scripted speech agreed on beforehand.  There was a lady CNN camerawoman who was taunted or something when people - - deligates I guess- - threw peanuts at her saying “This is what we feed the animals” and of course the woman was Black.  Ron Paul people are furious because neither he no any other candidate was even allowed to have their names put into nomination.  But worse than that Romney as head of the party has “retroactively” made rules concerning the conduct of deligates, and also the fact I gather that Romney will personally be in charge of all future deligations and the whole primary election process will be done away with, and that the deligates now at the convention do not have a right to vote for the man to whom they are pledged.  I’d still unclear how Romney did all this “retroactively”.  Of course Ron Paul refused to endorse Romney in his proposed speech but he felt he was entitled to give a speech anyhow since he was a major candidate, and reason dictates he should have a slot.  Tonight Paul Ryan is speaking and that should be a real freak show in itself.
The LAPD is out of control once again.  As you know almost from the inception of my first snail mails to the media in mid 1974, I’ve been down on the LAPD.  We thought that since the dark days of Daryl Gates in excess of twenty years ago, things had improved markedly.  But there is now a new militarization of police departments all over.  According to David Cruise, who likes doing this police relations stuff,  Here’s a news flash from Rand Paul.  “My wife told me to count to ten before I lash out about health care STILL being unconstitutional.  The trouble is of course- - - I Can’t Count That High- - - so THERE!”  There was a White - - five foot four woman and a registered nurse- - was pulled over by LA cops in Tajunga (which last I checked was no where near Paccoima) and they were in a taco bell parking lot.  And the cops ordered the woman out of her car because she had been using a cell phone.  Then the two of then threw her face down hard into the parking lot, and then handcuffed her.  And then they three her down AGAIN - - while cuffed- - and one cop kind of leared over her to insure that her head slammed into the pavement with maximum force, without use of hands to break her fall.  They say the video is painful to watch.  Then they did sort of a hi five with their fists.  And now we hear that people who chose who gets hired actually screen FOR the more violent and “proactive” cadets to be accepted.  Because when it comes to Las Enforcement “Violence is IN again”.  David Cruise had another story this hour concerning a Hispanic woman at a city council meeting who spoke a bunch of obscenities in Spanish.  And by the way “Ya Basta!” is not an obscenity.  But I’m still not going to tell you what it means.  If you’re not from these parts than - - Tough!
Apparently there is a new book called "It's even worse than you think it is" concerning the political right wing.  I don't see how it could be any worse.  But who would guess that congressmen and other tea baggers met at the beginning of President Obama's term to map out a strategy on how this administration can be made to fail, and at all costs to prevent his reelection.  I mentioned I'd heard a story about certain racist football teams sabotaging black quarterbacks that are hired.  And the White receivers will drop the ball deliberately to make these Black quarterbacks look bad and hopefully to get fired.  The Republicans were exactly this way with the whold debt ceiling thing and doing everything they could to push the United States government into default.  And I told you Rush Limbaugh was downright giddy that day at the prospect of this happening.  Apparently a far right terrorist plot has been discovered that will poison the water of Washington State and to sabotage the apple crop or whatever.  Of course you know the ammount of stuff that occurs that doesn't make the news would fill a book.  Who would guess an Iraqi vetteran being booed when he asks a question at a debate.  Who would guess funerals of military heroes who died in the war would be disrupted by Hate groups, and the Courts would side with the hate groups?  Now I'm hearing that FOX talked over the singing of the national anthem last night.  You have churches preaching that 9 - 11 is the judgement of God for homosexuality.  You have this utterly hypocritical theme of "We Built That" held in a convention center that was two thirds funded by the government and one third by a sports team.  You have one of the speakers who said 'I built my business alone" but received a seventeen million (?) dollar grant from the government or some such thing.  You have Paul Ryan going to college on OASDI insurance, now bad mouthing the government that paved his way in life, in the tradition of Clarence Thomas.  They are happy to climb the rungs of the ladder extended to them, but then pull up the rope ladder to insure that no others follow after them.  And then they taunt you with sayings like "Anybody can make it if they try".  In my own personal case - right wingers I know treat ME one hell of a lot differently than they claim to treat people in general "who are honestly trying to get ahead".  Rather than welcome original thought and new innovations- - I can personally tell you these people stand for the exact Opposite.  What I WAS going to use this paragraph for was to Reveal the sizable area in my life where I had created an extensive labyrinth of myth.  But I concluded 'It would be just too traumatic for my readers to take".  (probably a gross over-reaction)  So I decided to focus on the myths of OTHERS instead. Let me give you hints.  (I owe you that)  The dates according to myth are late February 1966 - December 1975.  The actual dates are May 1973 - December 1975. [ Let me interrupt myself right here to mention the "pre note" guitar riffs in "A Whole Lot of Love".  Today "A Whole Lot of Myth" was recorded, but this is primarily a song about the tea party rather than yours truely.   This whole 'precognative maneuver - - was also employed with both Jim Cooper - - and Dick Llyle.  Back to text] Chapters in the "myth exposed" might consist of "The Chicago phone call August 1967, "Going to Chicago" David Graham: lead vocal March 1970.  The Catalina trip June 1970. ( "An institutional favorite - ha ha").  RAM.  Imagine.  The truth about fall 1980.  First cousins and other bogus associations.  Aston Martin.  Dick Llyle: A chapter right out of Maxwell's Silver Hammer.  The Wrigley connection.  The Spaniard in the works - - Eating chocolates.  If you think these chapter headings are strange, what about the Chapters in "Essential Christianity" - which are equally "strange" but everybody believes them as rock ribbed reality.  (Selah)
Today it was Federico rather than Sarah who took us to Wall Mart.  I noted that the sign up sheet said nine o clock, and like I say I was number ten on the list. They were just loading the first group into the van when I got out there and then I borrowed a cigarette from Glen and after smoking decided to check on the room and take a leak before Nora got there to change the linens.  I hurried back down and soon Federico returned and I told him I needed to go to the bank.  He was actually non committal but I got in the van anyhow.  It wasn’t till we were actually parked at Wall Mart that he was explicit in saying yes he would take me to the bank.  It was just about a half mile away or only a couple blocks down La Palma.  There was virtually no line and I copied the account number and used my card.  I got that old lady teller who is really nice.  She kind of reminds me of Terry Hill’s mother.  It turned out there was only just in excess of two dollars in my account but that was enough for a ten & a half can of Master Chef from Wall Mart.  I got my two dollars and receipt and we headed to Wall Mart.  I hurried into the store and got my coffee on aisle seven.  There was virtually no check-out line.  If they had raised the price I would have been up a creek without a paddle.  I had to make a number of assumptions but they all panned out.  People began filing back and joined me at the bench.  Federico said he would give us an hour but I don’t think (unlike Sarah) that was actually that long.

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