The Cincinnati Pinks
The city of Cincinnati is now telling residents what to eat. The city's goal is to see all residents eat meat one less day a week by 2012. Not a bad idea, but why is it the city's business what people eat? Bridging the gap from "we control your life" to "look how foolish we are," here are a few slogans they want to adorn tee shirts and buses: "Fight Global Warming, One Bite at a Time," and "Cooling the Earth with My Fork."
How about "Gag me with a Spoon?"
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Ron Paul = militia, at least in Missouri
Ron Paul = militia, at least in Missouri
If you support Rep. Ron Paul, former Rep. Bob Barr or Chuck Baldwin, or support the Libertarian Party or Constitution Party, you might be a dangerous member of an anti-government militia. At least that's what the state of Missouri believes.
An incredible report from the Missouri Informational Analysis Center, printed on state letterhead and dated February 20, 2009, reviews a variety of beliefs and conspiracy theories held by militia members. Militia members, the report says, often associate themselves with third party groups and often support frightening characters like long-time U.S. Congressman Dr. Ron Paul, a strict Consitutionist and an obstetrician who ran last year for the Republican presidential nomination and once ran for president as the Libertarian candidate.
MIAC is the mechanism to collect incident reports of suspicious activities to be evaluated and analyzed in an effort to identify potential trends or patterns of terrorist or criminal operations within the state of Missouri.
Militia members have often been described as paranoid conspiratorialists.
Read the report at http://www.recycle.cc/miac-strategic-report.pdf and decide who is really paranoid.
If you support Rep. Ron Paul, former Rep. Bob Barr or Chuck Baldwin, or support the Libertarian Party or Constitution Party, you might be a dangerous member of an anti-government militia. At least that's what the state of Missouri believes.
An incredible report from the Missouri Informational Analysis Center, printed on state letterhead and dated February 20, 2009, reviews a variety of beliefs and conspiracy theories held by militia members. Militia members, the report says, often associate themselves with third party groups and often support frightening characters like long-time U.S. Congressman Dr. Ron Paul, a strict Consitutionist and an obstetrician who ran last year for the Republican presidential nomination and once ran for president as the Libertarian candidate.
MIAC is the mechanism to collect incident reports of suspicious activities to be evaluated and analyzed in an effort to identify potential trends or patterns of terrorist or criminal operations within the state of Missouri.
Militia members have often been described as paranoid conspiratorialists.
Read the report at http://www.recycle.cc/miac-strategic-report.pdf and decide who is really paranoid.
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