Starvin Larry

MSLSD has outdone themselves and come up with the most insane anti-gun bullshit and asshattery ever..

In what appears to be an attempt to upstage Louis Farrakhan’s assertion that Ebola is an invented “race-targeting weapon,” MSNBC and gun control organization States United are pointing the finger at NRA for the ongoing public health crisis.  According to their “logic,” NRA’s opposition to Obama’s nomination of anti-gun activist Vivek Murthy as Surgeon General has exacerbated the Ebola crisis, as Americans supposedly have nowhere else to turn for reliable information on the outbreak.

In an article titled, “How the NRA is making the Ebola crisis worse,” MSNBC lamented, “thanks to NRA power and Senate cowardice, we are left with no surgeon general during a time when, we not only have Ebola arriving on our shores, but are also dealing with the mysterious Enterovirus, which is infecting and contributing to the deaths of children in the U.S.”  Likewise, States United tweeted, “Ebola now in the US. Surgeon General should be leading the way on public health education but NRA stalled nomination. No outrage?”

http://www.nraila.org/news-issues/articles/2014/10/sick-joke-msnbc-and-states-united-blame-nra-for-ebola-crisis.aspx

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Everyone has something they can offer,everyone is an”expert” on a subject or has a skill,skill set,special tools,something that that they can offer that no one else may have.

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Be sure to read the comment by Shoshana Tomber.

Also read this…

http://www.newswithviews.com/Cuddy/dennis280.htm

If you do not believe there is any kind of conspiracy taking place in regards to a new world order.

“You should take everything Dr. Ezekiel (“Zeke”) Emanuel says seriously. Especially the subtitle of his latest long essay in the The Atlantic on Sept 17: “Why I Hope to Die at 75: An argument that society and families — and you — will be better off if nature takes its course swiftly and promptly.”

“As a principal architect of Obamacare, a White House insider, a frequent contributor to the New York Times and MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” a former director of the National Institutes of Health Department of Clinical Bioethics, and a professor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Zeke makes pronouncements on health policy that are likely to become law.”

“And that means that if he wants to force you and me to “ask whether our consumption is worth our contribution,” we better start asking how soon Medicare and insurance companies will demand we justify our existence or be ushered out of this world to preserve America’s global competitiveness.”

“He uses a graph, “Creativity of People With High Creative Potential,” to show that productivity peaks at age 40. Clearly the message is that if you are over 40 and have disabilities or diseases that cost a lot, you are consuming more than you are producing.”

“My reaction to Zeke’s article is one of disgust and outrage. Even if he is the smartest guy in the room, he’s dumb when it comes to understanding what the average person wants. How dare he claim to know that someone over age 75 who walks slowly, has some memory lapses, and has some medical disabilities and limited resources doesn’t deserve to enjoy music, sunsets, or the company of children and grandchildren?”

“And why will Zeke stop at age 75? When will he and his political cronies — of both major political parties — decide that a disabled paraplegic wounded warrior is consuming more than he is contributing?”

“Emanuel’s essay on dying to help balance the federal budget comes not coincidentally on the very same day the Institute of Medicine, of which he is a member, released its report, “Dying in America,” which not coincidentally terms fee-for-service medicine a “perverse incentive.”

“But guys like Zeke want to play God, and that never ends well for society. So get ready to take one for the country. It’s your patriotic duty to die when Zeke says it’s time to go.”

http://www.medpagetoday.com/Geriatrics/GeneralGeriatrics/47790?xid=nl_mpt_DHE_2014-09-24&utm_content=&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=DailyHeadlines&utm_source=ST&eun=g805656d0r&userid=805656&email=gamegetterii%40yahoo.com&mu_id=6090827&utm_term=Daily

Today is day # 8 that hundreds of cops have not been able to find one guy in the woods in the Pocono mountains.

This means one of two things-either they guy they can’t find is a really good woodsman,or the cops suck at woodsmanship.

I am going with the cops suck at woodsmanship. There may be a few local cops who are avid hunter who are good enough to track the guy,my guess is the state police brought in their own “experts” to track the guy.

They have dogs,they have helicopters with FLIR,and they still have no clue where this guy is.

Anyone,or any animal that moves through the woods leaves a trail,the tracker just has to know what to look for. They supposedly had a starting point,I’m sure they used lasers to figure out where the guy shot from,he had to leave some tracks as he left the area. It’s not hunting season yet,so it’s not like there’s a ton of guy’s tracks in the woods. It is not all that hard to find a persons trail,no one can walk through the woods and not leave signs that they were there-no one.

I think the Pa state police are in over their heads on this one. They are going to have to find someone who knows how to track game really good,that person could find this guy’s trail by noon,if he started at daylight tomorrow. It will take whoever the tracker is a few hours to get away from all the tracks the cops have made tramping through the woods.

Once outside of the area that the cops trampled,it wouldn’t be that hard to find the tracks of one guy. Find the guy’s tracks,get an idea of the direction he’s heading in,look at a topo map,find the most likely places for him to cross into the next drainage,and then go and search those places,find where he crossed,figure out the direction he’s heading,do the same thing again,and eventually,you end up real close to the guy. That’s when they bring in their SWAT guys.

Maybe that makes too much sense,or more likely-there’s a whole lot more to this story that the state police ain’t telling us.

The number of guys and the number of dogs,plus the helicopters that they have looking for this guy is insane,all those resources tasked with finding one guy.

At this rate,if there were two or three major incidents  every cop in the 3 state area is busy.

Finding this guy’s Jeep,his ID,and the brass from shooting the 2 cops seems a bit to convenient.

Or-the guy had another ID and is long gone.

Either way,seems like the police response to this is nothing more than a big show of force,and an even bigger lack of cops with enough skills to track a person in the woods.

Maybe their “experts” are going to have to call in their own “experts”,it took law enforcement something like 7 years to track Eric Rudolph down in the NC woods,and the guy that did track him down was supposedly one of the best that U.S. law enforcement had.

If this guy is really a “survivalist”,then he has gear and food cached in the woods,and can stay ahead of the cops for years.

All he has to do is shoot a deer every once in a while,snare a few rabbits and squirrels here and there,and he stays far enough back in the woods that the cops are not very likely to find him.

As long as he picks his campsites right,no one will ever know he’s there, unless they accidentally find his trail in the winter-no way to walk through snow without leaving a clear trail anyone can follow.

He could have a place picked out that is almost impossible to find,and have enough food cached there to survive through the winter without ever leaving. There’s lots of rock outcroppings that a person could make a camp under,and have a small fire going all night and all day as long as they’re careful not to make a fire that produces a lot of smoke. There’s lot’s of hunting cabins in the area,I’m sure the cops have checked them all out now-but later in the winter,he could break into one and no one would know until spring,or a cop checking the cabins finds signs that he broke in to one.

Hard to predict what the guy’s going to do,there’s a whole lot of ways to avoid being found,as long as he’s out of the search area-it’s a remote area,lots of state game lands,national forest lands,etc.

Pa’s archery season for deer starts next Sat. No way anyone could stay in those woods and not be found once there’s hunters walking all through the area. Unless he’s far enough away from a road,in that case- he may be able to stay hidden for a long,long time.

Just a matter of who’s got better skills in the woods-the cops,or this guy.

It’s been 8 days,he could have made it to the Appalachian trail,and be out of both Pa and NY by now,heading for Maine,or heading south where it isn’t so cold in winter.

Who knows-all the cops have so far is a whole lot of guys trampling all evidence of this guy’s trail.

“One thing is certain, if Eric King was a member of the tea party he would be a household name in cities across America today.

King, 28, was charged Wednesday with throwing two Molotov cocktails at U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver’s office in Kansas City, Mo., on Sept. 11, the 13th anniversary of 9/11, the Associated Press reported. The Democrat lawmaker’s office was empty at the time of the attack.

Adding to the volatility, King is white and Cleaver is black — Kansas City is a little more than 200 miles from Ferguson, the scene of weeks of unrest after a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teen.”

Man federally charged for allegedly throwing Molotov cocktails at Rep. Cleaver’s office