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A submarine is discovered in NYC waters and the first thought on most people's minds is terrorism. Why? Because it's New York City? These submariners have not broken any laws, at least not ones that are public knowledge, and should be released and allowed to do their thing. They are harming no one and are NOT terrorists! I can say that with certainty based on the reporting and the images included with the news story. We in America, especially those in New York, are overly paranoid that everyone and everything is dangerous and out to destroy us. What happened to trust but verify? Did that go the way of common sense? I just don't get it. Sadly, we are a nation of rejects and idiots, and I say this lightly with humor, our President should be held accountable in a violent way. Secret Service, come take me away for NOT threatening GWB. That is all.
Whatever is worthy of posting at the time that I prefer. You will catch uninhibited opinion and a moderate amount of humor, mixed with good, old-fashioned common sense. What you read may not always be comprehensible, as I write as I think, but it is always rooted in logic and honesty. I like to sound off about anything and everything, so no limits here! Sit back, relax, and read on! Your feedback is always appreciated.
Showing posts with label New York. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York. Show all posts
Friday, August 3, 2007
submariners
Friday, July 20, 2007
Steam Pipe Explosion?
Steam released, creating hole in street. The minutes after it happened, people were frightened, scared, panicky, not knowing what just happened. Also in those moments, the mayor and other city officials quickly approached the microphones to calm the masses. They were hasty to point out that this event was not terrorist-related. My question, and the question that everyone should have, is how could that be known as a fact so soon after the tragedy? The situation could not be properly assessed that fast, could it? I don't think so, especially with so much damage done. Sure, it is a steam pipe that burst, but the why is the mystery. Cold water into the system? From where and by whom? Transformers blown. How? The steam? I would like these questions answered, really. The mainstream media needs to stay up on this story, don't let it die out. New York is a decent city and the truth needs to be known. Reporters should do what they got into the business to do: investigate and report. That is all.
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
NY Times publishes first review of Potter 7!
Here it is, the first known and publicly acknowledged review of J.K. Rowling's epic. Read it and weep, for the end is indeed near. Bwahahahahahahaha!!! (You may need to register for the site, or login, whichever required.)
So scary
I am not surprised by how quickly a video was posted of today's steam explosion in New York City. And, what a beautiful site too. All that steam, it is reminiscent of September 11th. Be scared, very, very scared!
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