Click It – 12 Pack Style

Afterward a group of violent environmentalists beat the man to death for injuring a tree.

clipped from www.kcra.com CITRUS HEIGHTS, Calif. — A man who lost control of his vehicle and was later treated for injuries may have buckled in a pack of beer, but not himself, according to a police report. Citrus Heights police said witnesses saw Alexsandr Gritsyuk traveling northbound at about 60 mph on Van Maren Lane Sunday night, but failed to negotiate a turn at Garden Gate and hit a tree. Officers said Gritsyuk appeared to be unrestrained by a seat belt, but that a 12-pack of beer in his car was secure. The investigation is continuing.

The Emigration from Taxachusetts Will Now Begin

Romneycare is just a pale imitation of what Hillary/Obama/Edwards would pile onto this country. And you won’t be able to just move out of state if those dips get in charge.

clipped from www.bizzyblog.com Massachusetts is facing a daunting goal as it enters the second year of its grand experiment of extending health care coverage to nearly all citizens – reining in spiraling costs that could threaten the landmark law. For Massachusetts residents deemed able to afford health care, but refuse, that means facing new monthly fines that could total as much as $912 for individuals and $1,824 for couples by the end of the year. That’s a steep increase. Those who failed to get insured in 2007, the first year of the law, faced the loss of their personal exemption on their tax returns, worth $219. In case you missed it: That’s MONTHLY fines that could total $912 for individuals and $1,824 for couples in a year’s time. Apparently to be paid M-O-N-T-H-L-Y (i.e., $76 – $152 per month, just to be sure there’s no misunderstanding)? A new statewide database will track who has health insurance and who doesn’t, they say.

NH Election Recap

From the deft political team of Travis and Jonathan:

Dhimmi of the Year – 2008 Nomination

It is early for the nominations to come in, but this just has to be noted.And why in the world would a member of the delegation request anonymity? Aren’t these people proud to go over to this state of supporter of terrorism and murder and prostrate themselves in front of this little thug?

clipped from www.mehrnews.ir NEW YORK (MNA) – An academic delegation of Columbia University professors and deans of faculties plans to visit Tehran to officially apologize to Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad. The delegation plans to express regret for the insulting remarks Columbia University President Lee Bollinger directed at Ahmadinejad on September 24 in his introductory speech, the Mehr News Agency correspondent in New York reported. Since the incident, the deans and professors from the faculties of history, anthropology, Middle Eastern studies, philosophy, and Islamic studies have criticized Bollinger’s behavior toward Ahmadinejad. A member of the delegation, who requested anonymity, said the main goal of the visit is to meet the Iranian president and officially apologize to him.

SWAT Raids Home Over Parent’s Healthcare Decision

“The sheriff said the decision to use SWAT team force was justified because the father was a “self-proclaimed constitutionalist” and had made threats and “comments” over the years.”Reason number 3599 to be afraid of Hillarycare. Obey the Hildebeast and her minions or we’ll lock you up.

clipped from wnd.com The boy’s parents and siblings were thrown to the floor at gunpoint and the parents were handcuffed in the weekend assault, and the boy’s father told WND it was all because a paramedic was upset the family preferred to care for their son themselves. Tom Shiflett, who has 10 children including six still at home, and served with paramedics in Vietnam, was monitoring his son’s condition himself. The accident happened during horseplay, Tom Shiflett told WND. There were no broken bones, no dilated eyes, or any other noticeable problems. The family, whose members live by faith and homeschool, decided not to call an ambulance. But a neighbor did call Westcare Ambulance, and paramedics responded to the home, asking to see and evaluate the boy. The paramedics were allowed to see the boy, and found no significant impairment, but wanted to take him to the hospital for an evaluation anyway. Fearing the hospital’s bills, the family refused to allow that.