Tinker:
It is
getting hard for me to believe that the American citizens were truly
serious about the laws of this country that we lived by. After seeing
the destruction of the American people fundamental values over the last
fifty years. I am becoming more and more convince that the American
people were not serious about the laws and belief's that they said they
had.
Otherwise how did our federal government get this bad in Washington DC. How could the bad guys get away with taking our money, freedom, and our country's self respect.
Otherwise how did our federal government get this bad in Washington DC. How could the bad guys get away with taking our money, freedom, and our country's self respect.
The cast of characters that we are formula with on our daily television news and talk TV shows. And that the way the news media has not confronted Barack Obama over his ideas of running the American government. This truth has also made me feel like that the American news media is really not very serious with how they are doing their job as a journalists.
In fact everything has taken on the obvious look of a
well scripted sound bite made for television attraction, that the
American population is well use to now as "Prime time entertainment."
The news media is always turning their cameras and
microphones on the most popular front running celebrity today. Eye
candy, ect...
After all who in their right mind would
go through all that suffering and pain, to build up this country strong
economy and way of life. George Washington and all the rest of Americas
founding fathers back then already did the hard work for us. All we need
to do is keep printing more money, everything is fine.
Vote Hillary Clinton, or Christ Christie, as the next
president of the United States. And just keep the Republicans and
Democratic party's establishment cast of television caters going on, and
on. Our American children and their children will remember very clearly
just how this present generation of Americans help to give them this
America government that they were not so serious about to them as their
American inheritance.
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Speaking at a conservative fundraiser in Iowa on Saturday
evening, former Alaska governor and Republican vice presidential
candidate Sarah Palin compared the United States' debt to slavery, claiming that younger Americans will be shackled by the country's spending.
The Des Moines Register's Jennifer Jacobs reports that Palin, speaking at the Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition's fall fundraiser, warned of the allure of "free stuff" offered by the government.
"This free stuff, so seductive. Why do you think marketers use free stuff to bring people in? Free stuff is such a strong marketing ploy," Palin said. "But didn't you all learn too in Econ 101 there ain't no such thing as a free lunch? Our free stuff today is being paid for by taking money from our children and borrowing from China."
Palin continued, "When that note comes due -- and this isn't racist.. but it's going to be like slavery when that note is due. We are going to be beholden to a foreign master. Because there is no plan coming out of Washington, D.C. to stop the incurrence of debt."
Watch a clip of Palin's remarks above.
Palin has previously invoked slavery in criticizing President Barack Obama and his policies. In March 2012, she told Fox News' Sean Hannity that Obama is "bringing us back...to days before the Civil War, when unfortunately too many Americans mistakenly believed that not all men were created equal."
"What Barack Obama seems to want to do is go back to before those days when we were in different classes based on income, based on color of skin," she said.
During the Iowa speech, Palin also took her fellow Republicans to task for not standing behind the party's conservative wing during the government shutdown fight over the Affordable Care Act.
"Remember their promise that they would do everything in their power to fight against socialized medicine, against Obamacare?" Palin said. "When it came time to stand and defund it, they waved the white flag of surrender and they threw under the bus the good guys who did stand up and fight."
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Sarah Palin Compares Federal Debt To Slavery
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By Mollie Reilly
Posted: 11/10/2013 12:01 pm EST | Updated: 11/11/2013 12:13 am EST
The Des Moines Register's Jennifer Jacobs reports that Palin, speaking at the Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition's fall fundraiser, warned of the allure of "free stuff" offered by the government.
"This free stuff, so seductive. Why do you think marketers use free stuff to bring people in? Free stuff is such a strong marketing ploy," Palin said. "But didn't you all learn too in Econ 101 there ain't no such thing as a free lunch? Our free stuff today is being paid for by taking money from our children and borrowing from China."
Palin continued, "When that note comes due -- and this isn't racist.. but it's going to be like slavery when that note is due. We are going to be beholden to a foreign master. Because there is no plan coming out of Washington, D.C. to stop the incurrence of debt."
Watch a clip of Palin's remarks above.
Palin has previously invoked slavery in criticizing President Barack Obama and his policies. In March 2012, she told Fox News' Sean Hannity that Obama is "bringing us back...to days before the Civil War, when unfortunately too many Americans mistakenly believed that not all men were created equal."
"What Barack Obama seems to want to do is go back to before those days when we were in different classes based on income, based on color of skin," she said.
During the Iowa speech, Palin also took her fellow Republicans to task for not standing behind the party's conservative wing during the government shutdown fight over the Affordable Care Act.
"Remember their promise that they would do everything in their power to fight against socialized medicine, against Obamacare?" Palin said. "When it came time to stand and defund it, they waved the white flag of surrender and they threw under the bus the good guys who did stand up and fight."
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Tinker:
Yeah! that seems like a good one: "TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl, Jan. 1: LSU."
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Give him another raise:
Tinker:
Yeah! that seems like a good one: "TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl, Jan. 1: LSU."
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Dandy Don's LSU Sports Report
Well folks, LSU got it handed to them last night in a heartbreaking 38-17 loss to the top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. The bottom line is that LSU was simply outplayed by an Alabama team that possesses superior talent on defense, played nearly error-free ball, and completely out-performed the Tigers in the second half. This was not a case of LSU being ill-prepared to play, or of coaching gaffes, but rather of LSU making far too many mistakes to beat the number one team in the nation, and of Alabama completely dominating the trenches while securing the ball, playing with discipline, and giving it their all for a full 60 minutes.
LSU came out hot, forced Alabama to punt on the first series, and then put together a very impressive drive that took them all the way down to Alabama’s one-yard-line before turning the ball over on J.C. Copeland’s fumble. LSU would go on to turn the ball over again in the first half, yet still found themselves trailing by only three at the break. After tying it up early in the third quarter, the Tigers had all the momentum going their way and had just stopped Alabama on third down to bring up fourth and two, and that’s where you have to give credit to Coach Nick Saban for calling a very timely fake punt that moved the chains and kept their drive alive. Alabama would go on to score on that possession and every subsequent possession except the final one when they took a knee leading by three touchdowns.
In yesterday’s report I gave you five keys to an LSU victory, and looking back on those now I see that LSU only accomplished two of the five. I said that Mettenberger would have to return to early season form and have a big game, and that LSU would have to have success on third down conversions. Well, Mettenberger did have one of his better games and ended the night 16-of-23 for 241 yards and one touchdown, and the Tigers did a good job on third downs by converting 7-of-12.
However, the Tigers failed miserably with regard to the other three keys I mentioned. I said that that the defensive middle, starting with defensive tackles Anthony Johnson and Ego Ferguson, would have to take care of business, and they did to some degree during the first half, but in the second half they had no answer for Alabama’s offense which ended the night with 193 net yards rushing and 372 yards of total offense. I also said that LSU would have to have success with their rushing game, but again LSU was beaten in the trenches and was only able to muster 43 net yards on the ground. That’s right, 43. Last, but certainly not least, I said that LSU would have to win the turnover margin, but instead LSU lost two fumbles that accounted for at least 10 points and had no takeaways in the game.
I could continue with what went wrong last night, but instead I’d like to do as I do after every game and give props to a few Tigers who had good outings. On offense, I already mentioned that Zach Mettenberger played well, and I thought that Jarvis Landry did too. Landry led the team in receptions with five for 90 yards. I was also pleased to see Travin Dural make his first career touchdown catch on a six-yard throw from Mettenberger with 0:43 remaining in the half. On defense, Lamin Barrow had a good night and ended with a team-high 11 tackles. On special teams, Odell Beckham, Jr. deserves praise for amassing 174 kickoff return yards including a great 82-yard return to Bama’s 18-yard line in the fourth quarter.
Below are a few more stats:
Now the LSU football team, and the LSU fanbase, finds itself with a full two weeks to contemplate the loss before returning to action against a very good Texas A&M team on November 23, and that’s a difficult situation to be in. As much as last night’s loss hurts, I encourage all of you to keep your heads up. This is not the time to get down on our Tigers, or the coaching staff, as that would not help anything. What would help is a strong recruiting class, so please keep that in mind.
Stay tuned, Tiger Fans, as I will have much more on the game in the next few reports, including my weekly unit-by-unit grades.
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Updated: November 10, 2013, 3:03 PM ET
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Alabama remains No. 1 and received 56 first-place votes from the media panel. But the other national championship contenders right behind the Crimson Tide took advantage of Oregon's loss to Stanford on Thursday night and moved up.
Ohio State is No. 3, followed closely by Baylor. Stanford is fifth. Oregon dropped to No. 6. The rest of the top 10 includes three more Southeastern Conference teams. No. 7 is Auburn, followed by Clemson of the Atlantic Coast Conference, Missouri and Texas A&M.
The BCS standings, which do not take into account the AP poll, will be released Sunday night and are expected to have a similar order.
Notre Dame and Texas Tech dropped out of the rankings after losses and No. 23 Texas and No. 25 Georgia moved back in.
The Top 25 had 59 voters instead of its usual 60 because one of the voters was on a mandatory one-week furlough by his media outlet.
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LSU Football - Geaux!!!
| Sunday, November 10, 2013 | |
|---|---|
| Times Picayune | Notes: Alabama flips the script on LSU, uses fake punt as a key turning point |
| LSU Sports | LSU in major polls: Coaches - 18, A.P. - 18, Harris - 17, BCS - TBA |
| LSU Sports | Video (28 min, 44 sec): Inside LSU Football - Week 10 |
| Bayou Bengals Insider | More than a loss |
| Tiger Sports Digest | LSU lets Alabama pull away in 38-17 loss |
| Tiger Sports Digest | Lost in the trenches |
| The Advocate | Tide sweeps LSU away in dominant second half |
| The Advocate | Notes: Leonard Fournette, other recruits on hand to see Alabama beat LSU |
| Times Picayune | LSU's loss reveals its talent gap with Alabama |
| Times Picayune | Promising first half withers in the second in a 38-17 loss to Alabama |
| The Advocate | PostGame: Alabama 38, LSU 17 |
| The Advocate | Jalen Mills misses his second chance at Alabama |
| Times Picayune | Alabama pulls away from LSU with big second half |
| The Advocate | Early fumbles prove costly to Tigers |
| The Advocate | Rabalais: LSU simply isn’t in Alabama’s league right now |
| ESPN Blog | More what-ifs as mistakes cost LSU again |
| Tiger Rag | Report Card: LSU vs. Alabama |
| Louisiana Daily | Audio (40 min, 26 sec): LSU at Alabama postmortem | .mp3 |
| Everything Alabama | Saban: Alabama defense 'confused' then 'nervous' before halftime adjustments |
| Everything Alabama | Did you feel Bryant-Denny Stadium sway during the Alabama-LSU game? (video) |
| Notes: Arkansas | Auburn | Florida | Furman | Georgia | Kentucky | Mississippi State | |
| Notes: Missouri | Ole Miss | TCU | Tennessee | Texas A&M | UAB | Vanderbilt | |
| Sports Xchange | Alabama's McCarron outduels LSU's Mettenberger |
| CBS SportsLine | Alabama back in spotlight with excellent display against LSU |
| Yahoo! Sports | Saban breaks character, uses trickery to turn Tide in rout of Tigers |
| Sports Illustrated | Alabama's offense proves to be its best defense in victory over LSU |
| USA Today | Alabama beats LSU, takes big step toward BCS title game |
| Everything Alabama | How Alabama's game-changing fake punt came to be |
| Bama Mag | Crimson Tide rolls over LSU, 38-17 |
| SEC Digital Network | SEC GameDay Central |
| USA Today | Go figure: The weird, wacky and wow of the weekend |
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Dolphins' team 'culture' is fractured
November, 10, 2013
By
James Walker | ESPN.comThis might be the norm for the Miami Dolphins, but this is simply not normal.
The Dolphins, according to suspended guard Richie Incognito, have a workplace environment in which threats, vulgar language and racial slurs are accepted.
"All this stuff coming out, it speaks to the culture of our locker room, it speaks to the culture of our closeness, it speaks to the culture of our brotherhood," Incognito said in an interview with Fox Sports on Sunday. "And the racism, the bad words, that's what I regret most. But that is a product of the environment."
Closeness? Brotherhood?
Incognito went public Sunday, defending himself against bullying accusations from teammate Jonathan Martin. According to Incognito, threatening each other and using vulgar language and epithets was the nature of their relationship -- Incognito portrayed it as a friendship -- and it went both ways.
Martin
eventually snapped, left the team on Oct. 28 and hired high-powered
attorney David Cornwell. The NFL is investigating both parties.
Regardless of what side you're on, here is something everyone should be able to agree on: The Dolphins' culture is broken.
This is a locker room with no decorum or code of conduct. There are no standards, and Dolphins players went overboard. "I've taken stuff too far," Incognito, one member of the team’s six-player leadership council, admitted Sunday.
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The Dolphins, according to suspended guard Richie Incognito, have a workplace environment in which threats, vulgar language and racial slurs are accepted.
"All this stuff coming out, it speaks to the culture of our locker room, it speaks to the culture of our closeness, it speaks to the culture of our brotherhood," Incognito said in an interview with Fox Sports on Sunday. "And the racism, the bad words, that's what I regret most. But that is a product of the environment."
Closeness? Brotherhood?
Incognito went public Sunday, defending himself against bullying accusations from teammate Jonathan Martin. According to Incognito, threatening each other and using vulgar language and epithets was the nature of their relationship -- Incognito portrayed it as a friendship -- and it went both ways.
AP Photo/Wilfredo LeeDolphins GM Jeff Ireland assembled a team that suffers from deficient locker room leadership.
Regardless of what side you're on, here is something everyone should be able to agree on: The Dolphins' culture is broken.
This is a locker room with no decorum or code of conduct. There are no standards, and Dolphins players went overboard. "I've taken stuff too far," Incognito, one member of the team’s six-player leadership council, admitted Sunday.
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