Joe Biden Warned Of “Predators On Our Streets” Who Were “Beyond The Pale”

 

Joe, we hardly know you. Lunch bucket Joe has long disappeared into the recesses of his dementia. There was a time when he could complete a thought.  Of course he will not be questioned nor take any questions about his changing reality of the world. We should at least point them out as long as his previous statements are available

The crux of Biden’s 1993 argument: It doesn’t matter if minority criminals were “deprived as a youth,” or had a “background that enabled them to become socialized into the fabric of society,” or whether they’re the “victims of society,” they need to be taken off the streets. He “slammed fatherless predators.”

There’s also that clip of Biden speaking fondly of his work with segregationists which his running mate Kamala Harris slammed him for during the primary debates (and later dismissed as nothing more than politics).

 

Joe Biden Warns Of “Predators On Our Streets” Who Were “Beyond The Pale” In 1993 Crime Speech

 

 

 

“The end result is, they’re about to knock my mother on the head with a lead pipe, shoot my sister, beat up my wife, take on my sons,”

So I don’t wanna ask what made them do this. They must be taken off the street, that’s number one. There’s a consensus on that.

Unless we do something about the cadre of young people – tens of thousands of them – born out of wedlock without parents, without supervision, without any structure, without any conscience developing because they literally have not been socialized. They literally have not had an opportunity. We should focus on them now.

If we don’t, they will. Or a portion of them will become the predators 15 years from now…. we have predators on our streets that society has in fact in part, because of this neglect, created them. Again, it does not mean that because we created them, that we somehow forgive them or do not take them out of society to protect my family and yours from them.

They are beyond the pale, many of those people. Beyond the pale. And it’s a sad commentary on society. We have no choice but to take them out of society. And the truth is, we don’t very well know how to rehabilitate them at that point. That’s the sad truth.”

We must make the streets safer. I don’t care why someone is a malefactor of society. I don’t care why someone is antisocial. I don’t care why they become a sociopath. We have an obligation to cordon them off from the rest of society, try to help them, try to change the behavior – that’s what we do in this bill.

They are in jail. Away from my mother, your husband, our families. But we would be absolutely stupid as a society if we didn’t recognize the condition that nurtures those folks still exists, and we must deal with that.”

H/T: Zero Hedge

Long forgotten about the 1993 crime bill was the fact that Liberal Judges were letting criminals sentenced to little if any time for their crimes. That the majority of crimes were being perpetrated by the same criminals over and over again. Unfortunately too many small time drug dealers got caught up in the three strikes your out provision. But it worked.

There are no principles in the Biden/Harris extravaganza.

 

 

Other than that all is well in the swamp.

Sunday Respite – Elevator to Heaven

 

Time for a break and a bit of a chill out. Visually stunning photography goes along with the respite. A bit on the long side, but enjoy it as long as you wish. I highly suggest watching it in full screen or even better shoot it over to your flat screen.

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Today a bit of the blues: Chris Bell – Elevator to Heaven

 

 

Have a wonderful day with much peace.

Saturday’s Passel of Potpourri

 

Let’s see what mischief our fellow earthlings have gotten themselves into this week. It’s Saturday and time for a break and maybe a smile or two.

Animals and driving problems and general mayhem. Karl and Karen are back at it with their usual missteps.

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That’s it folks. Have a great day.

Donald J. Trump – Nuggets from the week

 

America’s choice. Chaos or law and order. It was a late night, and this is what I have in the tank to celebrate a wonderful week.

 

The Italians know how to treat our man.

 

From an Italian parade — “Donald Trump” as an emperor wearing very detailed armor. Note his Twitter Sword!

‘Twitter Is His Sword’: EPIC Warhammer 40k Trump Steals The Show At Italian Carnival

 

 

Another look-

 

 

The fact that she said they should not stop should make her immediately disqualified as running for the vice president of our country.

 

 

America’s choice.

Anyone who touches a police gets an automatic one year sentence. End this nonsense.

 

Other than this, all is well in the swamp.

Maddow interrupts convention coverage, Durkam deny cities crime and looting

 

Kristie Noem spoke at the GOP convention and got the necessary “fact check” from Maddow. The media said they would fact check and this is a doozy from the “Summer of Love” Jenny, interrupting the coverage. Maddow pulls up Durkam “on quick notice.” Sure.

Let’s not forget that Maddow was sued for defamation but the judge threw it out because “no reasonable viewer would view her show as factual”

She brought in Jenny, Summer of Love, Durkam. Wasn’t it in her city the other night where “peaceful protestors” attempted to cement/trap police inside their precinct before attempting to light the building on fire??

 

NOT A JOKE: MSNBC interjects after KristiNoem’s GOPConvention’s speech because Maddow said Noem was “very wrong” to say Democrat-led U.S. cities like New York, Portland and Seattle have been overrun by crime and looting. For this “reality check,” she brought on…Jenny Durkan!

 

 

Something for a chuckle today. Enjoy.

Other than this all is well in the swamp.

When you don’t shoot a killer resisting arrest

 

 

Seems simple enough to me. Follow the directions of the police. Don’t argue, and most of all don’t fight. Don’t return to your car and look like you are reaching or do reach for something.

For some reason we now expect the police to be psychic as to the intent. That they should offer up their lives or serious injury to themselves so that hopped up crazed individuals can act out.

When did this start? This is a new expectation. It is wrong. None of the men who have been shot recently by police that has caused mayhem throughout the country would have been shot if they had simply followed the police instructions.

Everyone resisted arrest and were in a major struggle.

Want to know how things can go very wrong for our men and women in blue? Remember the rules of the game now. No choke holds. No knees on the back.

Call the social workers next time. I am sure it will go much better.

 

Trump’s convention and the USA – Off to a great start

 
 
Fox news was a major disappointment last night. What were they thinking? Sad when I had to watch MSNBC and CNN for the beginning of the convention speeches. Fox interrupting everyone with “their take.” Trust me, it will be C-Span from here on out. Two of my picks you may have missed.
 
 
Here we go to get the blood flowing from the last campaign.

God Bless Trump & the USA – Make America Great Again Song

 
 
 
 
 
 
Setting that aside, there was no comparison to the roll out of the Biden/Harris nomination.
 
I thought one of the best was the Gaetz presentation. In case you missed it, here it is.
 
 
 
 
This one Fox missed all together. Super.
 

Charlie Kirk’s full speech at the Republican National Convention | 2020

 

Charlie Kirk, founder and president of Turning Point USA, spoke on the first night of the Republican National Convention on Aug. 24, 2020.

 

 

 

Beating back the swamp big time.

 

Massive election fraud is on its way – watch out for State Secretaries

 

Soros has been at work getting little known State office’s filled with his sycophants. We hear a lot about District Attorney offices being filled with left wing radicals. But it is the Secretaries of State that control how voting takes place and certifies elections. Here is why we need to worry.

 

 

 

Add this to the mix.  

“The judge’s stay today is simply a recognition that the multitude of issues surrounding Pennsylvania’s dangerous voting system—including ballot harvesting and double voting—touch both federal and state constitutional issues. The federal court is simply going to reserve its judgment on this in the hopes that the state court will resolve these serious issues and guarantee that every Pennsylvanian has their vote counted—once,” Clark added. 

 

 

The real deal are the State Secretary offices. Think it doesn’t matter? Look what happened with having Mark Ritchie Secretary of State in Minnesota and the Al Franken win. Who is Mark Ritchie?

Ritchie in the 1990s had been a member of the now-defunct socialist New Party.[20] Moreover, he has ideological ties to the Communist Party USA and has been described by communist Tim Wheeler as a “friend” of the Party.

It gave us Obamacare with the 60th vote.

Minnesota’s November election for U.S. Senate, Republican incumbent Norm Coleman finished 725 votes ahead of Democratic challenger Al Franken; the thin margin of victory, however, triggered an automatic recount. With Mark Ritchie presiding over the recount process during the ensuing weeks, Coleman’s lead gradually dwindled due to what journalist Matthew Vadum describes as a long series of “appalling irregularities” that invariably benefited Franken.

As USA Today reported at the time: “The political battle for control of the federal government has opened up a new front: the obscure but vital state offices that determine who votes and how those votes are counted.”[11]

The Secretary of State Project (SoSP) was established in July 2006 as an independent “527” organization devoted to helping Democrats get elected to the office of secretary-of-state in selected swing, or battleground, states.

One of the principal duties of the secretary of state is to serve as the chief election officer who certifies candidates as well as election results in his or her state.[2] The holder of this office, then, can potentially play a key role in determining the winner of a close election. Funding included George Soros. Other players were Mark Ritchie.

To establish “election protection” against similar disappointments in subsequent political races, SoSP in 2006 targeted its funding efforts on the secretary-of-state races in seven swing states: Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Mexico, and Ohio.[10]

Democrats emerged victorious in five of those seven elections, all except Colorado and Michigan. Politico.com would later characterize SoSP as “an administrative firewall” designed, “in anticipation of a photo-finish presidential election,” to protect Democrats’ “electoral interests in … the most important battleground states.”[12]

In 2008, SoSP supported Democratic secretary-of-state candidates in Missouri, Montana, Oregon and West Virginia; all four Democrats won. These results represented yet another high return on a relatively small financial investment for SoSP.

Brunner went on to make her influence felt in several significant ways two years later, during the 2008 election cycle:

  • She ruled that Ohio residents should be permitted, during the designated early-voting period extending from late September to early October, to register and vote on the very same day.[15]
  • In a separate matter, Brunner sought to effectively invalidate many of the approximately one million absentee-ballot applications that Republican presidential candidate John McCain’s campaign had issued. Each of those forms had been printed with a checkbox next to a statement affirming that the voter was a qualified elector; Brunner maintained that if an applicant failed to check the box—even if he or she signed the form—the application could be rejected. But Republicans noted that state law did not require the box to be checked as long as the voter signed the ballot. The Ohio Supreme Court subsequently overturned Brunner’s directive on grounds that it served “no vital purpose or public interest.”[16] 
  • In October 2008, Brunner refused to comply with county election-board requests that she turn over approximately 200,000 voter-registration forms in which the name did not match the driver’s license or Social Security number.[17]

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Another early beneficiary of SoSP support was Democrat Mark Ritchie, who, with SoSP help in 2006, defeated a two-term incumbent Republican in the race for Minnesota secretary of state. Ritchie acknowledged his debt to SoSP when he said, “I want to thank the Secretary of State Project and its thousands of grass-roots donors for helping to push my campaign over the top.”[18] Other contributors to Ritchie’s campaign included Heather BoothDrummond Pike, Deborah Rappaport (wife of venture capitalist Andrew Rappaport), and George Soros.

A former community organizer with close ties to ACORN,[19] Ritchie in the 1990s had been a member of the now-defunct socialist New Party.[20] Moreover, he has ideological ties to the Communist Party USA and has been described by communist Tim Wheeler as a “friend” of the Party.[21]

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Other than that, all is well in the swamp.

UPDATE:

Detroit Absentee Ballot Chaos: ‘So Inaccurate We Can’t Even Attempt to Make Right’

Wayne County, Michigan, leaders want the Secretary of State to intervene after there was chaos while counting absentee ballots on primary election night.

The Detroit News reported:

Recorded ballot counts in 72% of Detroit’s absentee voting precincts didn’t match the number of ballots cast, spurring officials in Michigan’s largest county to ask the state to investigate ahead of a pivotal presidential election.

Without an explanation from Detroit election workers for the mismatches, the Wayne County Board of Canvassers requested this week for Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson’s office to examine the “training and processes” used in Detroit’s Aug. 4 primary, which one official described as a “perfect storm” of challenges. The board is charged with certifying election results.

Forty-six percent of all precinct numbers were askew, canvassers were told

Sunday Respite – A Saxophone sings about love

 

Something mellow for a Sunday as we wind down the summer. How about a walk on the beach with a beautiful sunset? Sounds like a plan to me.

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The musical composition of Andrei Obidin – A saxophone sings about love.

 

 

Wishing you a wonderful day with much peace.

Saturday’s Passel of Potpourri

 

 

Let’s see what mischief our fellow earthlings have gotten themselves into this week. It’s Saturday and time for a break and maybe a smile or two.

Animals and driving problems and general mayhem. Karl and Karen are back at it with their usual missteps.

For politics page down and/or check top posts at the right side of the page.

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First some good news and fun.

 

 

The President has met with leaders of the Amish community. They see what is going on and many of them will be voting for the first time ever! I am sure you will do well with registrations. This is absolutely incredible! Come visit our Amish community in Indiana as well!

 

Lots of signs here in Amish country in Pennsylvania

 

 

 

 

Feel good moment of the day. Man with a gun meets men with guns.

 

Welcome to rural America.

 

 

 

That’s it folks. Have a wonderful day with much peace.