A moment where ignorance overwhelms the logic of an otherwise rational negro man.

And I’m called a traitor to my race….

NO, the people who committed this senseless act are just one example.

A seven-month-old baby girl survived three days alone with a bullet in her chest beside the bodies of her parents and toddler brother.

Argentines Francisco Lotero, 56, and Miriam Coletti, 23, shot their children before killing themselves after making an apparent suicide pact over fears about global warming.

Their son Francisco, two, died instantly after being hit in the back.

Should this whole global warming scam ever result in assorted litigation and/or prosecution, don’t be surprised if a few manslaughter charges are tossed in, and there’s nothing to indicate this murder/suicide is the only one we’ll have.

A boy steps boldly into the night traffic and waves a gun to bring the cars to a halt, clearing a path for a motorcycle which screeches into the intersection. Riding pillion is another boy, brandishing a machinegun.

For residents, the junction between the busy Dom Helder Câmara and dos Democráticos, in North Rio de Janeiro, has become known as the Corner of Fear — and video footage of daily life there has shocked a nation already familiar with guns and violence.

What are the odds they clean this up before the Olympics?

The other thing young men should learn is not to call national attention to yourself after getting yo ass whupped by that old man.

bribe
1 : money or favor given or promised in order to influence the judgment or conduct of a person in a position of trust
2 : something that serves to induce or influence
— Miriam Webster Dictionary

In the face of a White House denial, U.S. Rep. Joe Sestak stuck to his story yesterday that the Obama administration offered him a “high-ranking” government post if he would not run against U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter in Pennsylvania’s Democratic primary.

Yeah, I think that’s about right.

A White House official “vociferously” denied his account yesterday as Sestak insisted on national television that he had told the truth, but declined for a second day to divulge details.

“I was asked a direct question… and I answered it honestly,” Sestak said in a Fox News interview. “There’s nothing more to go into.”

Sestak made his startling claim Thursday during the taping of Comcast Network’s Larry Kane: Voice of Reason, a public affairs show televised on Sunday evenings.

“Were you ever offered a federal job to get out of this race?” Kane asked near the end of the 30-minute interview.

“Yes,” Sestak answered.

“Was it Navy secretary?” Kane asked.

“No comment,” Sestak replied.

Who should we believe, a congressman who’s not lied to the American people or a president who has (at least) misled?

This is SO Chicago.

Too bad some still act like animals.

Between the recent Macy’s incident and the Seattle bus platform beatings, it should be real cause for concern that young people who get in our faces because we don’t think as they do, act like savages with little sense of remorse or regard for anyone except themselves.

What say you to this, Meghan McCain?

24 star Kiefer Sutherland is out around $900,000 US, TMZ reports. But this is no Nic Cage-style cash-drain; Sutherland hasn’t blown his money on fun and crazy crap like dinosaur bones, booze (OK, maybe, but that’s unrelated) or Christmas trees. According to TMZ, he lost a small fortune on cows. Imaginary cows.

“Nooooooooooooooooo….”

In an age where women are going to the gym and working out, I find it hard to believe a woman hasn’t kicked Gary Coleman’s 4′8″ ass yet.

A former UN arms inspector was busted in a kiddie-sex-sting after contacting what he thought was a 15-year-old girl in an Internet chat room that ended with him masturbating on a webcam, authorities said.

Scott Ritter, 46, who served as the chief UN weapons inspector in Iraq from 1991 to 1998, is accused of contacting what turned out to be a Pennsylvania cop posing as a teenager.

Of course, he’ll be back with his friends in no time because in that world, doing little kids is okay.

Washington Wizards attempt to deal with suspension of Gilbert Arenas

Although it is clear that the actions of Mr. Arenas will ultimately result in a substantial suspension, and perhaps worse, his ongoing conduct has led me to conclude that he is not currently fit to take the court in an NBA game. Accordingly, I am suspending Mr. Arenas indefinitely, without pay, effective immediately pending the completion of the investigation by the NBA.
— Daniel Stern, NBA Commissioner

And the irony here is that the Baltimore/Washington basketball team was much better when they were the Bullets.

MYFOX NATIONAL – Who needs body armor when you got a hair weave? A Missouri woman is thanking her hairstylist for saving her life after her gun-toting ex-boyfriend allegedly shot at her. She survived the attack with just a headache after one of the rounds was stopped by her hair weave.

Okay, I am a believer.

h/t Mel

Here’s a few of the gems…

Well, in her defense, if he was wearing his phallic symbol hat he would appear to be a bowling pin.

Since God talks to the Pope, it seems obvious that God thought this attack was ok – otherwise He would have warned him.

You’d think having “god” on your side would be the best protection you could get. If he were real, that is.

I believe the Pope is telling us, to put our hands up in the air, and wavr them like we just don’t care.

As Tweety would say: “Aw, da poor nasty old pope. He faw down an’ go Boom!”

In a palace decorated by a g a y man surrounded by hooomooeroootic imagery.

Couldn’t even break a hip? FAIL.

And they get all bent when they claim we wish ill on Obama…

They say good satire has an element of truth, and this black-led Just Us Department appears to be giving certain people a pass….

Veteran Civil Rights Division attorney Christopher Coates is no longer chief of the Voting Section, according to the division’s Web site. It could not be learned whether Coates left the department entirely or transferred to another post.

Coates signed off on the controversial voter intimidation complaint against the New Black Panther Party and three of its members, filed in the waning days of the George W. Bush administration. The Obama DOJ’s decision to dismiss most of the charges in May has become a political controversy for the administration.

Let’s sum up how this looks.

A black president, a black attorney general, New Black Panthers who clearly committed voter intimidation during the election of the first black president, and the dropping of all charges against those Black Panthers.

It didn’t look good then and it looks worse today.

Houston cops crash Christmas party for hookers, johns
Houston police crashed a Christmas party for high-priced call girls and their customers last week at a Midtown club called Element.

So much for holiday busts…

This kid is going to be on America’s Most Wanted one day soon… just like his daddy.

h/t Nick

Fifty Domestic Violence Myths
While the climate alarmists have been fudging data for only 5 years, the domestic violence industry has been hard at work pushing its slanted message for two decades. While the climate alarmists seek to raise our taxes and hobble the economy, the VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) Mafia seeks to destroy the traditional family and shred the Constitution.

Not to diminish domestic violence against women, but it sure has been diminished the other way around with some high profile incidents of late….

The advertisement, for WPMI-TV in Alabama, showed the station’s anchors, Greg Peterson and Kym Thurman, with their top weatherman Derek Beasley, alongside the latest headline and the words “Right now on Twitter”.

Unfortunately for the station, at one stage the top headline on Twitter read “Three accused of gang rape in Monroeville”, and the misleading juxtaposition was caught on camera by a passing motorist as he drove through Mobile, Alabama.

Whoops.

h/t Mike S

I think that Khalid Sheikh Mohammad should be tried in a military tribunal.

I think that it’ll — could ‘incent’ terrorism here and to try to bring all of the constitutional rights that we give to citizens to terrorists on the battlefield could mean that someday or own soldiers might be in a position of having to go up and say here are your Miranda rights before we engage in the battle.

It’s just an asinine approach, and I really believe terrorists the world over are laughing at us and glad that we are doing exactly this, because they know that our court system, you know, has some loopholes that they can try to jump through, and I’m just very, very concerned.
— Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ), House Armed Services Committee

Unfortunately, we’re dealing with a narcissistic, stubborn bunch in this administration that’s already made their mind up, at least for now. They can be swayed by public opinion backlash and ridicule.

After all, President Obama has recently been interviewed on Fox News. The horror.

Police say that Rachel Lee is considered to be the “master mind” of the robberies, or burglaries, of the celebrity homes of Paris Hilton, Orlando Bloom, Lindsay Lohan, Hayden Panettiere, Rachel Bilson, and Audrina Patridge.

Lee was arrested on Thursday in Las Vegas, Nevada. Law enforcement claim Lee is suspected of organizing a plan to steal cash, jewelry, clothing, luggage, purses, and other personal items. When Lee was busted, cops impounded a variety of items from her father’s Las Vegas home, including two laptops, photographs of a partially nude woman (Paris Hilton), photographs of Lee’s friends, more than two hundred $100 bills, a Korean passport and a vial of marijuana.

Anyone want to bet she gets a really light sentence because she’s so young and will probably cry better on the stand than half of the actresses she ripped off, or some of the celebs involved may not aggressively press charges because they don’t want the world to get a good look at some of the “personal item” evidence…?

Jayson Blair.

“Power Player of the Week”, life coach…?

Puh-leez.

A Muslim in the Army kills 13 and wounds 29 of his fort associates, and our Homeland Security secretary has the nerve to warn us?

The U.S. Homeland Security secretary says she is working to prevent a possible wave of anti-Muslim sentiment after the shootings at Fort Hood in Texas.

Janet Napolitano says her agency is working with groups across the United States to try to deflect any backlash against American Muslims following Thursday’s rampage by Army Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, a Muslim who reportedly expressed growing dismay over the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Maybe she should be spending more time looking for more potential homegrown terrorists, instead of looking for a bashlash amongst American citizens who haven’t done anything except attract calls of racism because we choose to be cautious of people who publicly call for our death.

And as far as trying to “deflect any backlash against American Muslims”, maybe Napolitano (and the left) should stop accepting their justifications and excuses when it comes to Muslims who kill.