Yup,lot’s of people told ya so-no one appears to have listened.

I told ya…

The GOP winning the Senate will change exactly nothing.

They told ya…

http://www.dethguild.com/welp-we-told-ya/

Ms. Barnhardt told ya…

This is what hope looks like.

I even told ya using pictures to keep it simple…

https://starvinlarry.com/2014/11/page/12/

We simply are not going to vote our way out of this mess.

The red team and the blue team play for .gov inc. NOT we the people.

.gov inc. plays for the “to big to fail” banks and Wall St.

Presenting The $303 Trillion In Derivatives That US Taxpayers Are Now On The Hook For

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-12-12/presenting-303-trillion-derivatives-us-taxpayers-are-now-hook

So,exactly what is it that changed because there was a big GOP win in the midterms?

Why would the GOP pass a bill that gives the Dems what they want for the next two years of Obola’s term?

Why not a short term CR,so that when the new congresscritters are sworn in in Jan-the GOP could actually change some things?

Why allow the ‘tards in power to put we the people on the hook for trillions in debt created by the too big to fail banks due to their playing in the casino that is Wall St?

Red team or blue team does not matter-both play for .gov inc. not we the people.

The GOP could have insisted that funding be approved for the BATFE,so that BATFE would have to start processing paperwork for relief from weapons disability for those who are eligible-why didn’t they?

GOA pointed that one out several times…

They are simply not concerned about that,they would rather leave the ban on funding for that process which was introduced by rabid anti-gun zealot Chuck Schumer in the bill-why side with the anti-gun zealots?

It’s in the best interests of red team,blue team, .gov inc. and the bankers to have fewer people armed- because sooner or later there will be a large enough group of people who stand up and say enough of this bullshit-you scum-sucking pieces of excrement work for us-you work for we the people-not the banksters,not Wall St,Not Raytheon,not McDonnell-Douglass,not Northrop-Grumman,not Halliburton,not Sikorsky, not Boeing…

What we the people got is what red team,blue team,the banksters,and .gov inc. always do to we the people…

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Last month, a principal in Winter Haven, Fla., was suspended for allowing police to stage an unannounced “school shooting drill” in his school’s classrooms:

It took frightened teachers, students and parents all by surprise last week when armed officers swept through classrooms with guns drawn during the drill at Jewett Middle Academy Magnet School in Winter Haven.

Now, there’s fallout. Principal Jacquelyn Moore has been suspended and a school resource officer has been reassigned to road patrol. It sparked an internal investigation and changes to district policy.

Superintendent Kathryn Leroy is apologizing to students and parents for the scare at the school and claiming the principal used bad judgement, when allowing officers to use guns during the drill. Leroy promises it will never happen again.

Parents say it better not. “I have never requested an active shooter drill be performed with students present and officers having weapons in their hands,” says Leroy.

Leroy told school board members even she didn’t know that a school resource officer would draw his loaded pistol, and a patrol officer would be armed with an AR-15 during the unannounced lockdown drill at Jewett Academy.

It had students ducking for cover as if an active shooter was in the building. Parents were never notified.

That no one involved even considered the unnecessary terror the drill would inflict on students demonstrates just how ridiculous the panic over these shootings has become. And it isn’t just in Winter Haven. Consider this utter insanity in Troy, Mo.:

In a cramped, carpeted amphitheater in the basement of Troy Buchanan High School, 69 students are waiting to die.

“You’ll know when it pops off,” says Robert Bowen, the school’s campus police officer. “If you get engaged with one of the shooters, you’ll know it.”

“When you get shot, you need to close your fingers and keep ‘em in,” adds Tammy Kozinski, the drama teacher. “When the bad guy and the police come through, they’ll step all over you, and who will be saying they’re sorry?”

“Nobody!” the students cry in unison.

This isn’t a bizarre, premeditated mass murder or some twisted sacrifice led by a student cult. These are the 20 minutes preceding an active shooter drill, the 13th one Missouri’s Lincoln County school district has staged in the past year.

All but 69 students have gone home for the day on early dismissal. These volunteer victims, mostly culled from the school’s drama class, are outfitted in fake-bloody bullet wounds, still wet and dripping down their foreheads, necks and chests. Bowen tells them what to expect: They’ll see “bad guys with AR-15s” shooting blanks during a simulated “passing period”—the moments when one class ends and the other begins. PVC pipes will be dropped on the floor to approximate IEDs. Crystal Lanham, a baby-faced freshman with long, gently-crimped brown hair, receives the dubious honor of being chosen as one of the gunmen’s hostages. She’s thrilled.

“I just really wanna get shot,” she jokes. “Is that weird?”

Yes, it is. And it isn’t healthy. It’s twisted and obsessive. I mean, 13 times in one year? The odds of your average school seeing even one on-campus homicide is one in several thousand — never mind an actual mass shooting. Yet these drills are getting more common. In one Chicago school, officials fired blanks in the hallways, apparently to “make students and teachers familiar with the sound of gunfire.” When the parent of a third-grader complained about the intensity of an unannounced shooter drill in Cahokia, Ill., last year, the principal responded: “I’d much rather your children be a little bit scared and alive.” In another unannounced drill at a special-needs school in Harlem, a panicked faculty member called police. Browse the media write-ups of these stories and you’ll see children who volunteered as “victims” posing as corpses, complete with bullet holes in their heads and shirts soaked with blood. We’ve lost our minds.

In September, the Wall Street Journal reported on a rash of lawsuits from terrified victims of mass-shooter drills across the country, not just at schools but also at businesses and nursing homes. Some were announced, others were not. The paper reported that six states require such drills. At least four of those (Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Missouri) have lax concealed-carry laws. What happens when someone who wasn’t in on the planning decides to stop one of these fake shooters?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2014/12/11/were-terrifying-kids-in-the-name-of-protecting-them/

The U.S. Navy announced Wednesday that a new laser weapon deployed into Persian Gulf earlier this year performed seamlessly during testing that wrapped up in November, and declared the weapon a success.

Deployed for the first time aboard the U.S.S. Ponce in September, the Office of Naval Research released a video Wednesday of the LaWS (laser weapon system) taking out two test targets.

*** I though LAWS was for LAWS anti-tank shoulder fired weapon?***

“Laser weapons are powerful, affordable and will play a vital role in the future of naval combat operations,” Rear Adm. Matthew L. Klunder, chief of naval research, said in a statement Wednesday. “We ran this particular weapon, a prototype, through some extremely tough paces, and it locked on and destroyed the targets we designated with near-instantaneous lethality.”

The laser performed flawlessly through a range of adverse weather conditions and took out moving targets both at sea and in the air, including small boats and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Operated via a “video-game like controller,” the system is designed to go from non-lethal to lethal output to stun or destroy “asymmetrical threats” like small ships and UAVs.

At less than a dollar per shot, the cost-efficient 30-kilowatt weapon is the first of larger 100 and 150-kilowatt weapons to be deployed aboard later ships.