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California election fraud

California "provisional" ballot

Voting machine vote-rigging backdoor exposed

Hack a Diebold voting machine near you

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"The Sentencing Commission acted one day after the Supreme Court ruled that federal judges have discretion to hand down more lenient sentences for crack cocaine defendants than those recommended by federal sentencing guidelines."

The rest of the article can be read here . Now, here’s where I have a problem with the Machine. Who gets to be a criminal’s judge and jury? I’ve been taught that one who finds themselves on the wrong side of the law facing sentencing for their crime, is afforded the benefit of being judged in the perpetrator’s district and by a jury of their peers. In other words, by those who live in the community in which the criminal lives, judged by the community’s moral standard and residents, not by a distant entity of the Machine.

One of the problems we’re having in our society is a large segment of our people are addicts, not “criminals”; and these addictions can be to drugs, cigarettes, gambling, sex, umm, shoes, or whatever. Our prison system, fast becoming a cottage industry, has become recycling centers. The underlying problem is never addressed or corrected. Thus, an addict labeled as “criminal” is high-falutin’ poppycock. It guarantees recidivism for the untreated addict. Personally, I think people who “break laws” for certain behaviors should be treated for their addiction rather than caged. Because of my outlandish view, I have to believe that I’m the blessed vessel for common sense. (/sarcasm)

If we, as a nation, continue to pass ourselves off as a Christian nation of high morals and conservative compassion, we best learn what it entails to be a civil society, don’tcha think?

My dear Friends and Visitors,

Ta-DA!  T'is me, alright!  I'm popping back up here on tblog as it's come to my attention that some new things are a-happenin' here on tblog,, so as not to look like a complete stu-nod but rather an enlightened *sniff* bean counter.  *snort*

Yes, yesss.  I've been gone much too long!  Many, many walkabouts and muse-a-logs and pout-a-bouts after misadventures in MichiganSucks, too many to go into at the present time, so I beg your indulgence to ease back into my prior life here at tblog, after which I may begin a tear of attention-seeking missives about the misadventures of being a stunt man.  heh heh

I'm glad to be back..! 

PuC