Category: Shitbags

  • Phony 9-11 survivor

    Shitbag liars are everywhere, even among civilians like Tanya [Alicia Esteve] Head, a Spanish woman who came to the United States for the first time in 2003 yet for four years had been the figurehead for 9-11 survivors before people started asking questions about details of her story;

    I guess people are so eager for a story that fits what they to believe, they’ll cling to anyone who will give them the story they want. The lying bitch, who looks like she ate a survivor once, even gave tours of the site of the collapse of the towers. But she’s only exercising her right to speak freely.

    Thanks to ROS for the video.

  • Bye-bye, Freedom Works



    While it’s wrong that Stein will probably be discharged
    for his indiscretions against the current President, it’s also wrong that Freedom Works, Dick Armey’s group of activists with whom I’ve worked in the past have begun dabbling in the issue. Dick Armey even flirted with my wife one night and I let that pass. But this is outside their area of expertise.

    This is not a first Amendment Issue, it’s an Article II, Section 2, issue. Obama is the commander-in-chief of the military and his subordinates aren’t allowed to decide which orders they will and will not obey. There are several layers of command structure above the sergeant who will protect him from having to execute illegal orders, so there is no need for him to pronounce his intentions publicly. The American public expect us to ignore illegal orders without making a federal case of it.

    I remember General John Singlaub, arguably one of the greatest of his generation of soldiers, criticized Jimmy Carter’s ruminations about withdrawing US troops from Korea and was shit canned immediately. That’s just the way it goes with soldiers.

    Like I said, Freedom Works is engaging targets outside of their lane and using a member of the military as a tool with which to fight a political battle in an election year, and the troops should not have been involved in the first place, and Freedom Works is compounding that error by waving Stein’s bloody shirt, so this terminates any relationship I had with Freedom Works.

    Besides, I think Stein is one of those Oathkeeper/Ron Paul f*cks anyway.

  • So how come I never got invited to Navy parties?

    Bobo sends a link to the report of a party which will probably end several Naval careers from the Navy Times. It seems that mixed ranks were at a house-warming party for a female officer which, of course resulted in the day-long consumption of adult beverages;

    Then, something startled her guests, a mix of colleagues from her command, friends and neighbors: The host stripped off her bikini top.

    The party — while not an official command function — included enlisted, junior officers, and even the commanding officer of her 100-member logistics task force based in Bahrain. The sight of her topless changed the party’s dynamic. Men drew closer to leer. Another woman removed her top. And a man took off his pants, exposing himself. While guests stared, all three went skinny-dipping.

    That’s when the commodore jumped in.

    Capt. David Geisler, commodore of the logistics task force responsible for supplying all naval assets in 5th Fleet, who had spent the afternoon drinking and floating in an inner tube on the canal, removed his bathing suit and swam nude, witnesses said.

    Way to lead from the front, there, Captain. I think they probably screwed up in a major way when they had lower enlisted people at an officer’s home. I’m not saying the seamen did anything wrong, but for some reason they have an effect on officers who are under the influence of distilled spirits. Otherwise rational people do stupid shit around privates.

    I have no idea why men feel that taking their pants off is the same thing as women removing their shirts. That usually kills a moment. And you can be pretty sure that it was the seamen who reported their commander for swimming in the all together.

    Told ya;

    Sailors saw a double standard — they heard tales of their commodore at wild parties and rumors that he and his “crew” had been out past curfew, transgressions for which they’d be punished.

    Privates are never your friends. But officers behaving like this is not something anyone should condone. I’d say he ruined his career, but, if he thought that swimming nude and boozing it up in front of his subordinates was OK, he probably didn’t have much of a career anyway.

  • Murdered cop in Austin


    Austin, Texas is abuzz today about the murder of Austin Policeman Jaime Padron, father of two daughters, by Walmart shoplifter and drug user Brandon Montgomery Daniel who has been charged with capital murder for shooting Padron in a tussle in WalMart when Padron responded to private security guards’ calls to police. Of course, his mother is telling the media that Daniel is a good boy;

    [Mary O’Dell] said her son graduated with honors from Colorado State University and had been on the “fast track” at Hewlett-Packard. She described him as a bright young man who was published in three science journals while still in college.

    But about three months ago, he began wrestling with a deep depression after a difficult breakup with his longtime girlfriend, she said. Daniel had not been behaving like himself recently and was charged with driving while intoxicated, his mother said.

    Of course, you can always count on the Left in Austin to muddy the discussion with their illogical banter. For example, Debbie Russell, the sister of Cindy Sheehan, is disgusted by the coverage of the police officer’s death;

    Padron’s weapon was holstered, Daniel drew his and shot Padron, but apparently, it’s somehow police policy that’s at fault. And no one is paying attention to another murder that occurred this weekend in which a black man was killed.

    By the way, two Walmart private security were the ones who had to disarm and subdue Daniel after Officer Padron was murdered. I’m sure that sticks in the craw of people like Russell, too. Two guys not paid by taxes caught a criminal.

  • Bill Ayers begging for an ass-kicking

    Obama supporter and former terrorist bomber, Bill Ayers, in an article sent to us by JM from The Blaze reports that, Ayers, who plotted to blow up an NCO Club dance at Fort Dix in 1970 complains to a crowd of adoring hippies that military members in uniform get to board commercial aircraft before him;

    We’ve got a militarized society and its become so common sense that, getting on the airplane coming out here, the first thing they said was let all the, uhh, let all the ya know, uniformed military get on first and thank you for your service. And I said as I always do: let’s let the teachers and nurses get on first and thank them for their service. I mean, why is it that everything military has got to be good and everything that has to do with actual work, real work, not jobs, real work for people, that stuff gets discouraged and marginalized.

    Of course, being a teacher himself, and never has he served in the military, he thinks that he deserves something he didn’t earn. Can I just say that he’s a petty, petty man if he thinks that military members are stealing something from him by boarding the plane first. He may have noticed that they all arrived at their destination at the same time, no matter when they boarded the aircraft. The little dweeb punk.

  • SSG Bales’ lawyer meets with his client

    The Washington Post published their interview with SSG Robert Bale’s lawyer, John Henry Browne, who is still clinging to the PTSD defense for his cliente who is accused of killing 17 Afghan civilians a few weeks ago. Browne talks about PTSD symptoms like he’s a doctor;

    Browne, who met Bales face to face for the first time last week, said his client did, however, describe suffering symptoms strongly associated with post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of his combat experiences.

    “There was a time when everyone in the room was crying when he described what he saw,” Browne said of the meeting that he, partner Emma Scanlan and a military defense lawyer had with Bales. Browne said the “horror of war” become a routine backdrop for Bales, who also reported “seeing bodies all over the place” and “putting body parts in bags” in Iraq.

    Those aren’t symptoms, numbnuts, it’s stuff he did. And if he was so upset by the memories, why would Bales compound the “horror” with more horrors of his own making?

    And, oh, yeah, remember when we were told that Bales lost part of his foot in an IED explosion? Well, that’s not the story now;

    Bales also lost a portion of his foot as a result of unsanitary conditions in his Iraq base that led to a methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA, infection.

    I guess that answers the questions about a Purple Heart.

    Bales told his legal team that he remained a loyal soldier when he was shipped out unexpectedly on a fourth combat tour but was disturbed about the lack of a clear mission in Afghanistan, Browne said. As Bales and others in his unit sought to help the Afghan police secure an area, they fended off attacks from people who appeared to be civilians and Afghan allies.

    “It was dispiriting,” Browne said. “He said he was really confused about why they were” in Afghanistan.

    A clear mission? Since when does not having “a clear mission” drive someone to do what Bales is accused of doing? And the mission is pretty clear to everyone except Bales.

    …the lawyer said his client told him that, on the night of the shootings, he returned to his base in southern Afghanistan with only a foggy memory of what had just happened. Bales, Browne said, remembered the smell of gunfire and of human bodies but not much more.

    Yeah, that’s not PTSD, that’s a psychotic break. Browne had better get some more medical training before he starts diagnosing his clients in public.

  • A scheme only a Private could think of.

    Ok, putting aside that trying to steal someone’s identity to use their good name and criedt to fix your life is wrong. But to try to do it to Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft is stupid. Do you really think that one would get away? That seems what Private Brandon Lee Price tried to do.

    In the complaint unsealed Monday, federal investigators allege Brandon Lee Price changed the address on a bank account held by billionaire Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, then had a debit card sent to his Pittsburgh home so he could use it for payments on a delinquent Armed Forces Bank account and personal expenses.

    Price called Citibank in January and changed the address on an account held by Allen from Seattle to Pittsburgh, then called back three days later to say he’d lost his debit card and asked for a new one to be sent to him, an FBI investigator wrote in a criminal complaint filed in February.

    I mean who does this. This person is not a random face. He is the co-founder of the company that has made the OS everyday computer use. Do you really think that every red flag would not be raised? Could it get any worse after getting caught stealing the identity of Paul Allen? Yes it can.

    Investigators found Price was listed as Absent Without Leave from the Army and wanted as a deserter, authorities said in the complaint. He was arrested March 2 and ordered detained until April 2 unless the Army takes him into custody.

    Doing all of the above while AWOL and a deserter in a time of War? Oh and because of the draw down expect your days in the military to be numbered. But since you went AWOL to begin with I am sure that is not a big concern in your mind What WILL be a concern is a less then desired discharge and your name coming up on every background check you will apply for any job that has any real meaning. That is assuming that you do not get thrown in jail for this little stunt. All for what again?

    The card was used to attempt a $15,000 Western Union transaction and make a $658.81 payment on the Armed Forces Bank loan account the day it was activated, according to the complaint. Surveillance footage also captured him attempting purchases at a video game store and a dollar store, authorities alleged.

    David Postman, a spokesman for Allen, said the fraud was detected by the bank, who alerted law enforcement officials. The only transaction – out of four listed in the complaint totaling $15,936.99 – that apparently made it through was the loan payment, Postman said.

    So all of that for $658.81?

  • That Yon thing: yeah, I know

    I’ve had about twenty emails in the last hour in reference to Michael Yon’s revelation that he’s in negotiations with the Taliban for the release of Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl. Oddly enough it’s Bergdahl’s 26th birthday, by the way. It’s just strangely coincidental that the Taliban is reaching out to Yon on Bergdahl’s birthday…maybe the Taliban don’t have cake and ice cream or something and thought this would a suitable replacement.

    Anyway, I’m pretty much ignoring Yon and these revelations. But I didn’t want y’all to think I’m ignoring you. But, I’ll believe Yon negotiated with the Taliban when I see the beheading video. All this time I thought he was going to be found in a closet in Thailand after an auto-asphyxiation session gone wrong. Now I have to rewrite the obituary.