Archive for the 'education' Category

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Sunday, October 5th, 2008

Hide your crimes by encouraging others to read goofy books:

Any sweet, moving stories about dropping bombs on women and children?

Watch JoMac say “thumbs up” to socialism:

Watch Jo Mac have an identity crisis:

Running a con is so much more fun when done with a loved one:

The new War Wench seeks counsel from a killing expert:

Headed for the dumpster of obsolete symbols?

Take comfort, Johnny Law will dry your tears:

“Now I know the secret; there is nothing that I lack.
If I give my love to you, you’ll surely give it back.
Let it rain, Let it rain…..”

….Or is a just God pissing on, still another, false messiah:

Congress takes a close look at Bush’s bailout plan….

….and responds to the corrupt, evil minds that created it:

The Emperor and his henchmen walk away empty handed….

….But with a little sweetening (and apocalyptic warnings), the plutocrats succeed with Bailout 2.0:

Love that plastic:

It appears the American sheep are all onboard, waiting to be fleeced:

Tough economic times require looking at alternatives:

Clueless Joe vs. The War Wench. Another good reason to dump television….

….and keep an eye on your assets:

The state gets angry….

….when its subjects fight back….

….by returning fire:

A lesson for the kids- Leviathan gobbles up taxpayers:

The state aims to create more warring robots….

….rather than tactful peacemakers:

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Sunday, May 4th, 2008

Is Her Highness ready to take a swing at Obama or merely strike out in her shell game with gasoline taxes?

One reason why the world is such a mess:

The Emperor takes a bow after he solves the country‘s economic problems (why didn‘t I think of that?):

A wonderful fantasy-  The last person is leaving DC on a wet, miserable day and has turned out the lights:

How much more misery are the Iraqi people capable of enduring?

The HIV fraud turns painful. Say farewell to the foreskin and common sense:

With the Real ID in trouble, the powers that be have another way for you to carry the Amerikan brand:

Sweeping up the Lincoln myths- a never ending job:

I think Princess Jenna is explaining to the little ones why Daddy is “saving their lives.” Or is she reading five year old, Bush-inspired fairy tales?

Some politicians manifest their gangster mentality better than others:

Hillary is a cinch to win the balloon animal vote:

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Sunday, April 27th, 2008

Is is just me, or is Hillary looking more and more like Barry Manilow……

 

………or Alvin, the Chipmunk?

The Emperor looks for a place to bury 8 years of B.S.

“Lookin’ for Love.” Enviro-geeks check out some long, tall timber to hug:

Squatting to vote. Is the next step grabbing your ankles?

Skinheads? Or just honest Republicans?

Condi- 621- A gift of appreciation or the Mark of the Beast?

Too bad the general can‘t hear some real questions:

Statist pagans consider this hole in the earth as “Holy Ground.” Does the Catholic Cult now concur? And if it’s holy ground, why are they building on it?

Welcome home, dude. Too bad you can’t read this:

On the street, as well as the barnyard, it takes a menacing and obnoxious beast to keep the sheep in line:

Is Barack set to bless us with cheaper gas-  or just clean the bugs off our windshields?

The UN says young Iraqis are being “recruited for violence.” How is that any different in the US?

One day the slavish chore of voting will go the way of the horse and buggy:

Ron Paulians come up with a better idea than running for president:

Don’t worry, be happy. We’re not losing!

It’s gotta be tough for Chelsea to witness the terrible physical toll on her mother during the campaign:

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Sunday, April 20th, 2008

The Pope claims to be ashamed of his church’s sex scandal but has no problem walking with a mass murderer. What would Jesus say?

Valient American crusaders span the globe to protect us from vicious poppies:

A year older but none the wiser:

Bowing before boots is not a sign of a sound mind:

Get your Pope mug while they last. Church-ianity is all about marketing:

Lots of piggys pulling on the teat in DC:

Mothers go searching for their kidnapped children….

…..but the state sends them packing:

The state claims its compassion for children, yet it sends their fathers off to die or be maimed in foolish, useless wars:

War is a racket. You create the violence then claim to be a hero in repairing the damage:

The Emperor waves his approval to Chinese government tyranny:

Start ‘em young and keep ‘em dumb:

With Condi-Girl retiring, will suitors come a-callin’?

The Grope and the Dope listen to some groovy, state worshipping tunes:

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Sunday, December 2nd, 2007

How to tackle your plumbing problems:

Just makin’ sure they’re learnin’ the right things:

The Dry Drunk Despot that promotes aggressive war and is responsible for the murder of tens of thousands of innocent individuals feels that peace in the Mideast is, “worth a try.”

Presenting the Hillary nut cracker. Feel free to make up your own joke:

How appropriate. The Haughty House of Horrors promotes the horrendous Hoax of HIV:

Wholesome stress relief. Sending the soldier boys some eye candy:

Another day’s haul for the Ganja Patrol:

Maybe, if you act like a cow they won’t tase you:

The great thing about being an anti-war high school student…

Tuesday, November 6th, 2007

…is that you get to be expelled from the government indoctrination camp! Hooray!!!

A group of high school students in Berwyn, Illinois held an anti-war protest on the school’s campus last Thursday, Nov. 1st:

“Over 70 students participated in a sit-in against the Iraq War on All Saint’s Day, Thursday, November 1st. It began third hour when dozens of students gathered quietly in the lunchroom at Morton West High School and refused to leave. The administrators and police became involved immediately and locked down the school for a half hour after class ended. Students report that they were promised that there would be no charges besides cutting classes if they took their protest outside so as not to disturb the school day. The students complied, and were led to a corner outside the cafeteria where they sang songs and held signs while classes resumed.

“Despite a police line set up between the protestors and the student body, many other students joined the demonstration. Organizers say they chose November first because it is the Christian holy day called the feast of All Saints and a national day of peace. They wrote a letter and delivered it to Superintendent, Dr. Ben Nowakowski who was present at the time, stating the reason for their protest.

“Deans, counselors and even the Superintendent tried to change the minds of a few, mainly those students with higher GPA scores to abandon the protest. The school called the homes of many of the protestors. Those whose parents arrived before the end of school and took their students home, or left before the protest ended at the final bell, received 3-5 days suspension. All others, an estimated 37 received 10 days suspension and expulsion papers. Parents report that Nowakowski stated those who are seventeen will also face police charges.”

(more…)

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Sunday, September 2nd, 2007

Climate Change Kooks reach new heights of buffoonery:

Doing what comes natural. Dogs love to fight- so why is Michael Vick going to jail for disposing of his own property? Thanks to the state, they wind up dead, anyway.

US soldier boys miss the target. Let’s see if robots can be more effective killers:

 Is that a bottle in your pocket or are you just glad to see me?

The Man takes aim at ghetto monkeys. A lack of self-respect may not survive the new War on Fashion:

The Turd Blossom has a good laugh. Too bad his victims can’t share the mirth:

Maybe Lewd Larry is just a frustrated tap dancer:

Many leave their children in the hands of the state. It‘s so much easier than being a parent:

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Sunday, June 17th, 2007

The Emperor is concerned whether his power cord is long enough to power his electric car:

It’s all about priorities - Another soldier boy abandons his family to kill for the state:

Leave it to the war-loving state to ruin a sporting event.

It’s Flag Day- nationalistic education to indoctrinate the young with the ideology of the state:

TSA breakdown. At least they stopped the Sippy Cup-Packin’ Mama:

The Arrogance of the Fraudulent Government Worker

Friday, February 2nd, 2007

A credit card scandal in Dallas public schools has been in the news recently, with reports of millions of dollars flagrantly charged up on credit cards issued to principals and others in the school district.

“I think for the most part they have to satisfy the public, and somebody big has got to go,” says one arrogant principal who managed to charge up close to a quarter million dollars, with purchases including several flat screen TVs. Another scam-artist principal managed to charge up even more, including purchases for wedding ribbons.

Even if all of these purchases were for legitimate in-school use (doubtful), it’s very questionable to give people a free rein to buy whatever they deem prudent. It’s idiotic, once you’ve put such a program in place, to not track what’s really going on. I think most sensible businesses establish some notion of a “budget” to control this sort of fraud and abuse.

At least in the private sector, these schmucks would likely be out of a job, and would probably be required to pay back the money. But one woman who admitted guilt was only placed on administrative leave–not even fired (yet)!

I’ve seen nothing in the various stories that suggest this money will ever be paid back (I might have missed it). My suspicion is that taxpayers, as usual, will be forced to foot the bill for the theft, waste, and fraud perpetrated by government employees.

They’ve Got Your Children, Now They’re Coming For You

Thursday, February 1st, 2007

“A Republican state lawmaker from Baytown, Texas has filed a bill that would charge parents of public school students with a Class C misdemeanor and fine them for playing hooky from a scheduled parent-teacher conference.”