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Monthly Archives: April 2013

Dastardly Deeds Deserving Divine Destruction

29 Monday Apr 2013

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I made a lot of phone calls today.  I had more than a few conversations about the Richmond County/Futura Card Services, First California Bank criminal conspiracy.  FCB lists some of their card “services,” on their site.  I saw “government” cards but no “stealing money from poor people” cards.  They also list $2 Billion in assets!  Gotta keep that in mind for the complaint…   I did a quick map search of Futura’s locations in Augusta and they do not mention the jail – odd.  By the way, feel free to click on those links back there and look at what the web has to say.  Drop em an email or a call or something.  Let them know you’re not happy.

I spoke with a powerful civil rights attorney who isn’t too happy with this nonsense (it is spread far beyond Augusta, I fear).  We have a teleconference lined up tomorrow.  I left messages with the ACLU, the Southern Center, and the local PD’s office.  They don’t like to answer the phone.  Perhaps most importantly, I spoke with a trusted FBI agent friend who is investigating the matter!  He didn’t sound too happy about it either.  Humorously and ironically, RC just completed another massive jail expansion.  There will be plenty of room for the crooks if it comes to that!  Maybe they will be housed with a few of their former victims.  Sweet justice (I dream – half asleep anyway…).

In addition to outright theft, bribery, public corruption, and related conspiracy (the kind courts like, HAP), this also seems to be an illegal taking without due process.  I actually had my lawyer hat on today for a minute.  Let’s all keep the pressure on to stamp out this evil practice!

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(RC instead of Cyprus.  I said it would spread fast!  Google.)

I say “all” because apparently many, many of you care.  I just checked in with the site after a 17-hour day and, wow, it’s a couple of hits away from being a new all-time record!  Keep it up, friends!  This shows that people are waking up.  I read yesterday some poll found that more Americans fear their government than do “terrorists.”  The RC story and so many like it demonstrate the two are really one and the same.  Now that people are awake, we don’t need fear, we need action!

There’s other news all over the place but it can wait.  I have some catching up to do with “real” posts here.  One is a work of fiction, a fable if you will – look for it in the not to distant future.  Until then, keep watching the skys…

HAVOC!!!!!!! ****EMERGENCY ALERT****

28 Sunday Apr 2013

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Where are my dogs?!  It is high time we answer the war being waged against us! 

I have a couple of updates about the local injustice I mentioned yesterday.  First, I guess the cat is out of the bag – My friend is Rocky, now the most famous man on Facebook.  So, I’ll just refer to him as such, Rocky.  Second, it seems that when one is booked into the Richmond County jail (how many others too I cannot guess), the Brownshirts relieve the arrested citizen of his cash.  Upon being outprocessed, rather than give the cash back, the thugs issue the mark a debit card loaded with the mark’s funds (the amount originally stolen.  There’s a catch.  The issuing bank charges $3.50 per ATM usage, $4.95 for bank advances, and (get this!) a $3.50 WEEKLY maintenance fee!!!  In other words, Richmond County and the Bank – Futura Card Services, First California Bank (aka, Second Defendant) – steal the money!  Oh yeah, The County or at least the Sheriff’s office gets a kickback from the banksters.

I wonder how many poor people are being robbed of what little money they had by this scheme?  I also wonder if people end up owing money on a card that was given them after they were robbed?  Mind you that most (90%?) of those arrested in RC are arrested for non-crimes and most are poor black people.  I wonder about disparate impact?

I won’t wonder for long.  Can you say 1983?  How about class action?  Nathan Deal and Richard Roundtree: get a dictionary and look up “spoliation” now!  Funny that there’s a thunderstorm over Augusta right now, because we are about to “bring the rain” to Richmond County and the State of Georgia!  Tomorrow I’m contacting the public defender, the ACLU, the Southern Center for Human Rights, Ed Marger and Bob Barr, Page Pate, Paul Roberts and the FBI/DOJ about this BS!  Rocky and I may also be on the Austin Rhodes Show later.  Get angry, stand up, and make some noise, folks!

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(If we can’t save the Republic, we can damn sure avenge it!  Marvel.)

I declare an emergency over this crap!  Join me and take action!

There’s other stuff happening too but I’m too fired up about the theft and police state here at home right now.  Damn it!

PS: Can anyone tell me about a PC operating system that actually does?  MS got to go!

Saturday Afternoon News

27 Saturday Apr 2013

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It’s been a long week – seven days to be exact.  Due to other commitments, I have not been able to post as I normally like. 

Anyway, I just met with a friend who was arrested (illegally) during an Operation Roadblocking Thunder roadblock in Augusta.  You may already know who he is.  No, he was not drinking and, in fact, committed no crime.  Innocence is no longer enough.  Remember that before you say, “I ain’t gotta worry bout nuttin, causa I waddn’t doin nuttin Rong!!!”  If they want to arrest or harass you, they will.  The cops intend to haul him into State Court for prosecution.  I’ve already had initial contact with heavy-hitters from out-of-town.  We (I) would like to haul the cops into Federal Court for violating my friend’s civil rights.  And, just the other day, I said my law days were over.  Hehe…  More to come on this injustice. 

I also have (more) evidence of (even more) criminal activity within a local law enforcement [SIC] agency.  Hear that FBI?????  FBI?  It’s a shame I know so many decent men who are police officers.  They are a minority.  From Boston to Augusta we see clearly that the cops are engaged in a war against us – they treat us as the enemy.  Doesn’t make them our enemy??

In Other News:

Justice Breyer broke his shoulder.  It’s not yet known if he did so while attempting to help some local government or corporation steal someone else’s property.

I gave up on reporting on the Boston bombing story.  The official lie .. er… line keeps shifting too often to keep track of.  I have yet to hear any murmur of evidence in the case – other than a “confession” the CIA obtained in the absence of Miranda and likely after a little waterboarding.  Meanwhile, the party in BeanTown continues with people dancing in the streets in celebration of the arrival of the police state.  Several of them were arrested for blocking traffic – for which they profusely thanked the arresting officers…

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(Paul Revere moved to NH…  investors.com.)

Here, locally, two men were arrested in separate “incidents” for exercising their Constitutional Rights to keep and bear arms.  One dude was arrested at the airport after a gun was discovered in his carry-on bag.  He likely forgot it was there in the first place.  Nevermind that Second Amendment thing.  The second man was a local high school student who was illegally arrested after a hunting knife was discovered in his car at school.  The knife was found as a result of an illegal, baseless, and suspicionless search.  Do not ever consent to searches!  If the school calls and asks you if they can search your child’s car (they do that first around here), tell them to buzz off.  I read the Second Amendment again and can still not find an exception for schools or airports.  If you are the men involved in the cases or if you know them, please contact me.  I’d like to make sure they have pro-freedom attorneys who are aware of the government’s war on us.

Scientists in France made more headway towards developing controllable nuclear fusion power.  Pray these folks succeed – and soon.  This will finally give us the ability to pack all the politicians, banksters, and other criminals on a spaceship bound for another planet – any planet…

News From the Senate!

27 Saturday Apr 2013

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citizens, Congress, Constitution, freedom, Honorable Lovett, influence peddling, letters, Second Amendment

As you know I played a pivotal role in helping defeat the anti-freedom gun vote in the Senate a week or so back.  My letters to Senators Johnny Isakson and Saxby Chambliss convinced them to vote in favor of the Second Amendment. 

Johnny’s office sent me a “thanks” email for my efforts.  Saxby replied with a more substantial, if generic reading, response.  I have included it for you:

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“Dear Honorable Lovett:

Thank you for your recent correspondence regarding the right to keep and bear arms as guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution. Your taking time to contact me is appreciated.

I have always been and remain a strong supporter of the Second Amendment, and it is Congress’ responsibility to make sure that Americans’ constitutional rights are protected. We must make certain that the rights and freedoms of law-abiding citizens are not unfairly impeded. I believe that the ability of sportsmen, hunters, gun enthusiasts and citizens concerned with their personal safety to own a gun, whether for sport or protection, is clearly defined in the Constitution and must not be compromised.

In response to recent tragic and high-profile acts of violence, there has been a renewed focus on government regulation of guns. Congress has had an extensive and detailed debate about the potential causes of these crimes, including mental health issues, depictions of violence in television, movies, and video games, and firearms.

It is my belief that implementing improved background checks could significantly impact the ability of individuals who are a danger to themselves and to others from obtaining guns. For this reason, I voted in favor of the Grassley/Graham/Cruz amendment # 725 to S. 649, the “Safe Communities, Safe Schools Act of 2013,” to improve the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) and to address mental illness in the justice system. Ultimately, this amendment failed on April 17, 2013 by a 52-48 vote margin.

Additionally, Senators Manchin, Toomey, and Schumer offered amendment # 715, which in certain instances would criminalize the private transfer of firearms by law-abiding citizens. Specifically, this amendment would require individuals who sell their firearms to lifelong friends, neighbors, and even family members to obtain the federal government’s permission to exercise a fundamental right or face prosecution. I voted against the Manchin-Toomey amendment #715, which failed passage by a 54-46 vote margin.

The dialogue regarding acts of violence will likely continue with additional legislative proposals seeking to address the underlying causes. As Congress continues this conversation, I will be sure to keep your thoughts in mind.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if I may be of assistance to you in the future. In the meantime, if you would like to receive timely e-mail alerts regarding the latest congressional actions and my weekly e-newsletter, please sign up via my web site at: www.chambliss.senate.gov.”

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Yes, I’m sure the above response was canned and ready in an intern’s computer, but it was nice to hear back.  Click on that last link if you live in Georgia and want to add anything to our dialogue.  Together we can make a difference!

 

More Spam Than You Can Shake A Filter At

24 Wednesday Apr 2013

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My cyber-stalkers are at it again.  Let us exploit their offerings for our amusement!

From champagne shoes dsw: “Hi! I just wanted to ask if you ever have any issues with hackers? My last blog (wordpress)
was hacked and I ended up losing many months of hard work due to no backup. Do you have any solutions to protect against hackers?”

My Response:  Just you people.  My solution is a 12-guage shotgun loaded with buckshot.  And, I snap punching bags off their chains.   Any more question? Delete.

From Glady Tecklenburg: “haciendo un poco de programación aquí y allá para aprender, tratando de reforzar mis conocimientos en todo realmente, pero ya veremos cómo va.”

My Response:  Glady you stopped in!  I think you want Senor Marco Rubio.  No habla illegaleze.  You may have noticed everything here is in English.  Delete.

From Small Biz Lady: “We are a group of volunteers and opening a new scheme in our community. Your website offered us with valuable information to work on. You’ve done an impressive job and our whole community will be grateful to you.”

My Response:  You’re a schemer aren’t you.  Are you also a politician?  Thanks for the “impressive” comment but the only schemes here are the ones I concoct.  I mean my brilliant ideas.  The plan.  Organization….  Heck, delete.

From Small Biz Babette (not to be confused with the Small Biz Lady, she’s a lady, after all): “I appreciate, cause I found just what I was looking for. You have ended my four day long hunt! God Bless you man. Have a great day. Bye”

My Response: There are a lot of four-day hunts that end here…  You in on the scheme??  Bye, bye.

From Miniclip.com: “I would never have thought to create something pretty out of bread tags (or milk tags if you get bagged milk). I could imagine how colourful a whole jar would be filled with them or how one could create a mosaic piece of framed art!”

My Response: I get all my milk in bags.  “Milk’s in the bag!” I oft exclaim as I stagger in the kitchen door!  Instead of using a jar (so 20th Century), try filling a milk bag with bread tags, then snag a drag with the toothless hag.  Just my gag.  If you lag with the rag, you ain’t got no slag, frag!  But, I brag.  Seriously, we are always trying to come up with decorative bread tags designs here.  It’s why I started the blog!  dddeeeeelete!

From Online Background Checks 2013: “I’m just writing to let you be aware of what a wonderful experience my friend’s child undergone reading your blog. She came to find some details, most notably what it is like to possess a great coaching nature to have others with no trouble completely grasp selected advanced subject areas. You undoubtedly did more than visitors’ desires. Many thanks for showing those great, safe, explanatory and unique tips about your topic to Sandra.”

My Response: Background checks and you let a child come to this site!?!?!  I’m calling DFCS before I delete.

From how to talk to Girls: “This piece of writing will help the internet people for creating new weblog or even a
weblog from start to end.”

My Response: Ahhh, the internet people – as mournful a group as the cat jugglers.  Girls have cooties.  Delete.

From Desing your baby girl nursery: “magnificent points altogether, you simply received a logo reader. What may you suggest about your put up that you just made a few days ago? Any positive?”

My Response:  I recall singing to my little girl in the nursery.  Her very first words were: “Daddy! DE-sing!  You stink!”  I usually find it better to give than to receive but, when it comes to logo readers, receiving’s where it’s at!  The put up was a put on, honestly.  Positive, negative, ground – it’s all good.  Delete.

From Barack “Potus U Gon Notice” Obama: “Help, oh great blogging genius!  I ordered a bombing in Boston last week and my official line is already falling apart!  What would you recommend I do to divert attention from the CIA and Seals???  My cat plays well accordion.  Happy falls tonight ;).  All Bush’s fault…” 

My Response: Leave the cat in charge, round everyone up, and all ya’ll head to the Hague for prosecution.  ***I might have made this one up…***

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(Iz Biden (get it???) my time.  Iz Presidentz, no?  Google I.)

From alcohol rehab treatment in Canada: “You actually make it seem so easy along with your presentation but I in finding this topic to be really something that I believe I might by no means understand. It sort of feels too complex and extremely extensive for me. I’m having a look ahead on your subsequent submit, I will attempt to get the hold of it!”

My Response: Hey, what part of discrete don’t you understand!  I picked rehab in Canada so as not to raise eyebrows south o the border, hommie…  Let’s get hold of the subsequent complex submit in one of the “group therapy” sessions we spoke of on the phone.  Jeeeezzz…

Wednesday Night News

24 Wednesday Apr 2013

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Better late than never, right!  I’ve been kind of bust this week but I’m so happy to see the site now carries on a life of its own.

Mel, I think you’re right about Kristofferson – he might have wrote the song.  However, Cash played it on a 1972 albumn. 

What has happened here…

The News:

Check out this link to see your public “servants” treating people like cattle: http://www.infowars.com/shocking-footage-americans-ordered-out-of-homes-at-gunpoint-by-swat-teams/.  USA! USA!

The Jerk says there will have to be a new interpretation of the Constitution after the Boston bombing.  We still have a Constitution to interprete???

They don’t in Connecticut.  There a high school student was ordered to take off his t-shirt, which supported the Second Amendment via a common phrase about the Fifth, a violation of his First: http://connecticut.cbslocal.com/2013/04/23/student-told-to-remove-gun-t-shirt/.

More and better stuff to come in the week.  I might be able to do a funny this evening though I should already be in bed.  Look for it if you see it.  Cheers!

Sunday Morning Coming Down

21 Sunday Apr 2013

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Alright, it’s Sunday afternoon but I honor Johnny Cash.  I think we all may have missed something this past week.  In the future, mid-April, 2013 may be the date given for the fall of the American Republic.  Personally, I was looking for some sort of cataclysm, not what happened last week.  It may have happened though.  A whole major city terrorized on a Monday only to be locked down all week.  The “terrorists” are killed or captured within the week.  No due process, civil rights, or evidence offered.  The terrible base event really didn’t outmatch a typical Chicago weekend by much and yet several seismic shifts occurred.

Once again, the people demonstrated, by and large, their complete acceptance of anything the liars in the government-media complex tell them.  As usual they cheer the official line, immediately assuming an “us versus them” mentality.  However, this time, we’ve not only seen martial law on a massive scale but the people literally cheer on their oppression.  It’s like being in the twilight Zone. 

I hate the false flag (the burdens on you to disprove me here).  But, I hate the idiotic, lemming-esque response of my fellow citizens far more.  They tell me after my lobotomy it won’t bother me that much.

I will be busier than usual this week, which might hamper postings.  A new speaking engagement is in its infancy, more to come on that soon.  The Great Perrin 2013 Road Tour goes on!

Misguided Education

20 Saturday Apr 2013

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A while back I wrote a piece about my journey through undergraduate school at the University of Georgia (“UGA”).  I recently dredged up my transcripts from that experience and thought I would share the same with you – with commentary!  Here follows a hilarious, self-deprecating look at the mistakes I made in Athens.

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(UGA.)

As I related before, I majored in the wrong things and failed to realize my mistakes until it was too late.  My grades reflected accordingly – I graduated with a “C” average.  Considering how I felt about studying and how little I did, that “C” seems like a miracle.  Also, I unofficially majored in girls, beer, and trail running/weight lifting; I worked full-time the last two years as well.

UGA is a great school, one of only 21 schools in America which received an “A” based on their required core curriculum.  I think the requirements were a little different when I was there – last century – but I still had the opportunity for a first class education.  My point here to two-fold: first, I want to entertain you by making fun of my foibles in college; second, and more importantly, I hope some of my younger readers may benefit from my mistakes so as to prevent a few of their own.

Fall Quarter, Year 1

I got a “B” in English 101 (composition).  I write a lot and read well so this was no surprise.  I recall the professor was a hot ex-business executive who decided she wanted to teach English.  I got a C in Sociology.  I hated this class and was terribly bored throughout.  I gave it no effort – which, if I recall, was all it warranted.  I made my only F, ever, in College Algebra.  I can’t remember why I had to take this class in the first place.  I did fairly well in math in high school.  I think it was a weed-out class and it almost got me.  I understood most of the crap in the classes but the tests were all administered by a computer with an incomprehensible software system.  I suppose it was designed that way.  Anyway, I learned a valuable lesso … actually, I learned nothing.

Winter Qtr, Year 1

I made a C in Eng 102 – the teacher was nearly as hot as the one from 101.  Surprisingly, I made a C in American Government.  Actually, I was not surprised.  The professor was a nearly brain-dead liberal who “taught” straight from the New York Times, to which we were required to subscribe.  I bet this is how the Times stays in business.  I think my grade would have been higher had I made my term paper more politically correct.  I wrote about American intervention in Bosnia – from my unique perspective.  I wrote the whole affair off as illegal and unnecessary.  Turns out, in hindsight, I was right.  Still got a C.  I got another B in a Geology class of all things.  It was actually fairly interesting … I think.

Spring Qtr, Year 1

The transcripts say I took another Geology class.  Or was it Geography???  I flopped through Microeconomics without much impressive success.  I also took Anthropology 10whatever.  The whole class was devoted to the study of a bunch of primitives in Africa.  It might have featured Barry Sotoro, not sure.

Summer Qtr, Year 1

I met a super hot girl in the Obama class whom I started dating.  She was entirely too good for me and later we broke up.  Okay, she broke up with me.  I deserved it.  Anyway, she was a year ahead of me and I decided to take summer classes in order to try to graduate with her.  I took Western Civilization (to 1500 AD), a class I really liked.  The professor was a righteous dude!  I retook the evil algebra class had no problems this time.  They implemented a new software, just for me!  I started an Intro to Cinema class thinking it would be easy and fun.  It was not.  They expected me to watch movies (that I did) and then analyse all sorts of weird entertainment theories and such.  I dropped it.

Fall Qtr, Year 2

I studied Macroeconomics with the same success as Micro.  Blah.  I took Business Law, which I really enjoyed.  I took a business major-related Pre-Calculus class (trigonometry?) and did much better than in the weed-out crap class.  There was no computer involved.  At the time, I absolutely hated computers, regarding them as evil, silicon-based lifeforms sent to make us miserable.

Winter Qtr, Year 2

Having quit the movies, I took a Theater class.  I recall none of it but the transcripts say I got a B.  I also got a B in MIS (Management Information Solutions??).  We learned there was some sort of new thing on the horizon called the “internet.”  Ever heard of it?  Other than that, all I can recall is the professor stuttering his RRRRRRrrrrrrssssss…  I almost got an A in Calculus!  I should have got the A but I was quite happy with my B(+?).  I was not sure why I didn’t get an A, seems I had a theory at the time.  My secret to success was actually learning the material!  I had to because the professor spoke not one word of English.  I became intimately acquainted with the book.  Everyone was required to take a PE class, pass or fail only.  I took “Walking” because all of the cool classes like scuba and jousting were full.  Turns out “walking” meant speed walking.  I was the only man in the class and was always dead last behind the ladies.  I had a theory.  Anyway, passed it … barely.

Spring Qtr, Year 2

I started and withdrew from a Business Statistics  class, which was the most dreaded class in the Terry School of Business.  It was another computer-driven weeder.  I took Accounting 1 and hated it.  Hated it.  Trying out one of my elective credits, I took  Philosophy 101.  I am philosophy!  I loved it and made my very first A!  I discovered there, that when you love something, it does not feel like work and seems to require no effort.  I wish I had woken up and that point and made better use of my time.  Onward…

Fall Qtr, Year 3

I did not take any summer classes – hottie and I had gone our separate ways.  Anyhow, as the leaves turned I endured another useless Accounting class.  I also muddled through another econ class – Money and Banking.  I liked it (you know I write about monetary issues often) but I did only average, academically.  For another elective I took a Classics class – Roman Culture.  I absolutely loved it!  As with Calc, I narrowly missed an A – I think I overslept for the final exam and only finished part of it.  Anyway, this should have been another wake up moment.  It wasn’t.  However, given my constant recitation of Cicero and Sallust, by the power vested in me, by me, I hereby elevate my grade to an A!  Haha!

Winter Qtr, Year 3

This was a miserable waste of a quarter.  I found myself in a Marketing class.  The high point was discovering the Professor was an avid hiker as was I.  I forced my way through that Statistics class.  Did you know that 60% of all statistics are wrong?  True fact, that.  At some point I walked into the Professor’s office and just asked for a D.  A D and there would be no trouble from ol Perrin.  She, perceiving my blight and perhaps my wrath, consented.  “D” stands for DONE!  My dad was a psychologist.  I am not.  I started a Psychology class and dropped it after being unnerved by the lab experiment – whatever the hell it was…

Spring Qtr, Year 3

The transcripts say I took “Prin of Prod.”  I do not recall what that was.  I didn’t do well, whatever it was.  It matters not at all.  This quarter I took my first major class, Real Estate something.  I only got a B.  that should have told me something.  I’m sure it did but, at the time, I wasn’t listening.

Fall Qtr, Year 4

By only studying the manual which accompanied my fancy calculator the night before the final, I breezed through Finance!  I still have the calculator!  I also did well in some sort of Organizational Behavior (?????) class?  I do not remember it at all.  Unless, it was the one where I interviewed a local business owner (a “Republican” type) only to discover she was a government-loving zombie…  My calculator trick did not work quite as well in my Real Estate Finance class but I made it through.  Another flag ignored.

Winter Qtr, Year 4

I wasted away in another Management class and two Real Estate classes.  I was upset about my grade in RE Development – the only time I ever cared.  Professor C.F. Floyd, a local legend, gave me a B.  I had an A all through the Quarter and had the highest grade on the class project (complete with glowing reviews).  However, Floyd graded my final exam rather low – even though it was a completely subjective essay matter.  Afterwards, when I protested, he said he just didn’t like my subject matter.  I really respected the man but I went to the Dean with an appeal.  The Dean, whose name I do not recall, told me Floyd was the senior-most teacher in all of UGA and I was out of luck.  Sorry, Jack.  I am not.  I hereby elevate my grade to an A! +!  I now have the power and you can just kiss my shrinking ass, buddy.

Spring Qtr, Year 4

This quarter I got my only A in my major (not counting the above post-fact elevation).  It was in Corporate Real Estate.  At the time, I liked the class and thought I had done a great thing.  I since revised my opinion.  Out in the real world, I discovered the class actually did me a grave dis-service.  Based on what we studied, we all seemed to think we would immediately start out in Donald Trump’s shoes.  None of us did.  We were introduced to the “entry-level” world.  Seems I took yet another unremarkable management class and something called “Interviewing” – who knew.  

Summer Qtr, Year 4

Most of my friends took 5 or 6 years to graduate.  With the help of one more summer session, I did it in the traditional four.  Apparently, I took something called ADM Practices.  Does anyone have the slightest idea what that is????  I also took two more Classics electives – Greek Culture and Mythology.  Only at this last hour did I realize my business major mistake.  For an hour or two I contemplated switching majors (or double majoring, maybe) to (in) something more classical – a real education.  I regret not doing so to this day.  Foolishly, I determined I had done all I could and accepted by BBA as was.  Foolish.

I would like to say I have benefitted from that degree but I have not.  It was completely useless.  A friend of mine remarked the other day an undergraduate degree is a certificate which indicates you can sit still and concentrate on something for four years.  It is nothing more – at least a BBA isn’t.  It did not help me get a good job.  It didn’t matter in law school.  It doesn’t matter at all.

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(A real BBA.  Google.)

Should you find yourself in a similar situation, get out now!  Either change what you’re doing or just drop out.  You’ll be glad you did.  You won’t have to sit and stare at your transcripts some day wondering what the hell “ADM” means…

Guarding Liberty?

20 Saturday Apr 2013

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225 years ago, Patrick Henry remarked in a speech: “Guard with jealous attention the public liberty. Suspect every one who approaches that jewel. Unfortunately, nothing will preserve it but downright force. Whenever you give up that force, you are inevitably ruined.”

We are hurdling toward our inevitable ruin.  The New York Times reports today that the Obama Administration is delaying both reading Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev his Miranda warnings and granting him an attorney, despite being questioned by the FBI.  I suspect most Americans could care less or, more likely, are happy about the situation.  Today at the gym and beyond I was treated to comments like, “They shoulda killed that thar tarrisss when they found heeem!” 

I understand passions run high in this case but, folks, we still live in a Constitutional Republic (if in name only).  I have sworn an oath to God Almighty to support and defend the Constitution and the rights of the People, even those (especially those) accused of committing crimes.

In 1966 the Supreme Court ruled that criminal suspects must be read a short summary of their rights – you know these from TV cop shows – before being questioned.  The right to an attorney is set forth in the Sixth Amendment.  “Public safety” exceptions to the speed at which these rights are exercised have unwisely dripped out of the courts over the years.  In theory, the government can question Tsarnaev immediately concerning imminent threats.  However, once they began asking broader questions, the law should apply.  Concerning terrorism cases, the Justice [SIC] Department has advised the FBI to go as broad as possible from the start.  The courts have, by and large, stood by silently.  If his prosecution goes forward as a criminal case, without application of the law, any conviction or plea could be reversed.

Of course, he may be deemed an enemy combatant and hauled off to Gitmo or some CIA torture facility abroad.  Remember, our Dear Leader has declare himself capable of simply killing Americans at will, with or without evidence.  Perhaps that will be Tsarnaev’s fate.

Whatever happens, it is clear the jewel of our Liberty has been approached.  I suspect the government and its motives here.  The only force I can exert is here, via my writings.  This may enrage the “America.  F**k yeah!” rednecks.  I do not care.  Will you join me or give in to ruin?

Raw Power Saturday

20 Saturday Apr 2013

Posted by perrinlovett in News and Notes

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Another punching bag feel today – broke the chains clean.  And yes, I fixed it after I broke it.  I would teach my technique but, honestly, you’re too weak.  Sorry.

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(Call me Captain Constitution.  Marvel/Paramount.)

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