We Can’t See Birth Certificate or Criminal Record?

Other then the fact that these two cops where looking into Obamas’ Criminal Record at work, they shouldn’t be punished. So what’s Barry hiding? bn

Authorities are investigating two Atlanta-area police officers accused of using government computers to run a criminal background check on President Barack Obama. DeKalb County police spokeswoman Sheila Edwards confirmed yesterday that officers Ryan White and C.M. Route have been placed on paid administrative leave while the July 20 incident is investigated.

County public-safety director William Miller said in a prepared statement Wednesday that the officers’ actions will “not be tolerated by the county.” “I want everyone to know that we take these allegations very seriously,” he said. “We expect our officers to adhere to professional standards and departmental policy. Furthermore, we do not and will not condone the inappropriate use of county equipment or resources.”

Miller said the police department was notified by the U.S. Secret Service that DeKalb County computers were used to run a check on Obama. He did not indicate a motive.

Edwards would not comment on possible punishment but said there are multiple considerations, including a possible invasion of privacy.

where`s the clunkers (Lone Wolf)

95 explorer

98 grand cherokee

02 windstar

04 kia sedona (how did this one qualify)

99 astro

94 dodge conversion van

92 safari

C`MON PEOPLE WAKE THE FUCK UP AND RECLAIM YOUR COUNTRY.

This is but a handfull of the row of cash for clunker cars, but I was hard pressed to see the proclaimed clunker in the row.... well other than the 92 safari minivan.
All it as done is taken viable used vans and trucks (for the most part) off the free market.

good grief, you stupid sheeple fall for anything. And since when is it a governmental obligation to subsidize new car purchases for people. I could go on, but why bother.

I hope that with now the program being suspended you fuckwits that ran out and bought new cars get denied for the benefit, so you will be stuck with a new car as well as now haveing to remove your tradein with a now seized up engine. As of quittin time this eve`nin the porters had "gone thru" 4 cars already.

anyhoo..... its `bout bedtime for this `ol Reb..... y`all have a gr88t friday ....... oohhh and I hope your new car catches on fire with you in it and the both of `ya burn down.
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. . . bedbugs becoming a national epidemic

Monina Finklea wasn’t concerned when she spotted a lone bug - about the size of an apple seed - on her bed in the Naperville hotel where her family is staying while waiting to move into their new home.But that next morning, the Woodridge woman said she awoke to find about 100 bite marks across her itchy, aching body. Her daughter, Victoria, 7, who slept in the same bed, also had similar but fewer welts. “I didn’t even know bedbugs were real,” said Finklea, a registered nurse, of the July 15 incident. “It’s very uncomfortable. Even though I know I’m getting better, it actually still feels like something still is crawling inside of my skin.”

Another family filed a July 22 lawsuit in Cook County against a Rosemont Holiday Inn after guests claimed the room they rented was infested with bedbugs.

The reddish-brown, wingless insects, which have six legs and two antennae, had been all but eradicated decades ago before World War II. But, likely due to increased international travel, pesticide bans and resistance, the pests are back with a fervor. In fact, three months ago, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency held the first-ever National Bedbug Summit in Arlington, Va. in response to frustrated landlords, hotel chains and housing authorities.

“It’s become an almost national epidemic and threat,” said Donald Baumgartner, an EPA life scientist. “There’s still kind of a question mark as to what is causing it and it hasn’t received a lot of attention because they’re not technically considered a public health pest since they don’t transmit human diseases. There’s still so much research that needs to be done.”

— Residents in a low income Lake County apartment complex were told they had to pay thousands to clean up a bed bug infestation, until Eyewitness News got involved.The owner of Oakwood apartments in Mount Dora tried to charge seven families almost $3,000 each for extermination fees.The South Florida based company, Miami Mar Incorporated, told the residents they would be kicked out if they didn’t pay.

“It’s just really frustrating, right now, you don’t know what you’re suppose to do at this point in time,” said one resident.The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development [HUD] helps pay the rent at the complex for people who can’t afford it. After Eyewitness News contacted HUD, the agency told the landlord extermination is an operating expense that the tenants don’t have to pay for.More

Baumgartner said the worst outbreaks are in Ohio, Los Angeles and New York City. Still, statistics are hard to come by because bedbug reporting isn’t required.More
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Holder: Homegrown Terror Threat Increasing

Mr. Holder you should look at the refugees(from known enemy countries who hate the USA to begin with),and immigrants you and DHS give security clearance to enter the country with tax free living(5-7 years)along with other tax payer benefits to boot. I blame the Government of Elected and Appointed such as yourself for letting this take place. You are allowing these individuals to come and go into this country no question asked. The U.S. is losing more and more everyday things are growing Tenser day by day. I know if I can see this alone in news stories and not being brainwashed by the lies and corruption others can as well.

“I mean, that’s one of the things that’s particularly troubling: This whole notion of radicalization of Americans,” Holder told ABC News during an interview in his SUV as his motorcade brought him from home to work. “Leaving this country and going to different parts of the world and then coming back, all, again, in aim of doing harm to the American people, is a great concern.” Holder said the ever-changing threat of terror and the pressure to keep up with it weighs heavily on his mind as he tries to ensure that the government has done all it can to anticipate the moves of an unpredictable enemy.

“In some ways it’s the most sobering part of the day,” Holder said of his morning intelligence briefing, in which he gets the latest report on the landscape of “the organizations, the people who are bound and determined to do harm to our nation.”

Recent events, such as the arrests of alleged members of a home-grown terror cell in North Carolina, the return of several Somali-American men to their home country under questionable circumstances and the filing of charges against a New York man who allegedly received al Qaeda training in Pakistan and took part in a rocket attack against U.S. forces, bring the threats to national security into sharp focus.

You Have A Sexy Glow About You, Wanna Do It?

Who as a kid does not remember catching or playing with fireflys,an almost sure sign that summer was just around the corner and that school would be out soon. It's a sad thing that I have been saying for a few years now, what happened to them all Came across this article today in the paper and thought I'd share it. (very interesting) I didn't know that they were poisonous(obviously not enough to hurt a human) or that they were carnivorous(eating other bugs)
http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/science/stories/2009/07/26/sci_fireflies.ART_ART_07-26-09_G3_CLEISKN.html?sid=101


Drop In Daddy Long Legs Is Devastating Bird Populations
Warm summers are dramatically reducing populations of daddy long legs, which in turn is having a severe impact on the bird populations which rely on them for food.
Drop In Daddy Long Legs Is Devastating Bird Populations
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/03/090326092356.htm

Jewish group sues Amazon for Nazi books

According to the AJC, around 50 books on sale on Amazon’s German website contain anti-Semitic sentiments, trivialise National Socialism, and deny the Holocaust.

Some of the books have been classed as endangering to youth, a statement by the AJC said. Amazon are also accused of advertising other books by the same authors on the Google search engine.

Deidre Berger, director of the Jewish Committee’s Berlin office, said in a statement, “It is unacceptable that books are being sold on Amazon.de that can otherwise only be found in specifically right-wing bookshops.”

"We cannot let the spread of internet sales erode laws that ban Holocaust denial and incitement to hatred of minorities in Germany," the statement added.

The AJC is calling on Amazon to remove all the books in question from its catalogue immediately.

Amazon spokeswoman Christine Höger responded by promising that the company would check its bookseller’s conditions in relation to the books, but added that Amazon was a retailer, not a “regulatory institution.”
http://www.thelocal.de/national/20090725-20819.html

Commissioners eye voting rights for non-citizens

Commissioner Anna Tevarrow, who campaigned on the issue, said that attaining citizenship is a difficult process that can take years. In the meantime, it's only fair to grant voting rights to legal residents who are paying taxes, receiving city services and have children enrolled in the public schools, she said.
"It seems voting would be a natural step to allow immigrants to participate in civic life," she said.
Commissioner Ben Chipman supports the proposal, noting that any measure that increases voter participation is a good thing.
Commissioner Thomas Valleau said he likes the idea in concept. He said immigrants should have some say in how their children are educated and in the delivery of city services
"Currently, they have taxation without representation," he said.
Other commissioners, though, including Jim Cohen and Richard Ranaghan Jr., say the issue would distract the commission from its primary job, which is examining the structure of city government.
Commissioner Nathan Smith said he's open to learning more about the issue but is skeptical. He said the city should put its effort into creating a system that encourages immigrants to become citizens.
"I just think that one of the hallmarks of citizenship is the franchise, the right to vote," he said. "It's an important achievement and privilege. In many ways, it's an incentive for citizenship."
At its July 30 meeting, the commission will begin deciding which topics it will focus on as it develops a proposal to submit to voters in November 2010. The issue of expanding voting rights to non-citizens is in the mix.
Nationally, there are a few communities that give non-U.S. citizens the right to vote in municipal elections, including six municipalities in Maryland. In Chicago, non-citizens can vote in school board elections.
In New York City, non-citizens voted in elections for community school boards until 2003, when a restructuring of the school system eliminated the boards.
In Massachusetts, the municipalities of Amherst, Cambridge and Newton all passed local ordinances allowing non-citizens to vote. However, the ordinances cannot go into effect unless the Massachusetts Legislature amends state law.
That might be the case in Maine as well. Whether a municipality can grant non-citizens voting rights is a complex legal issue that has never been conclusively settled, according to Julie Flynn, a deputy secretary of state who oversees the Bureau of Corporations, Elections, and Commissions.
http://pressherald.mainetoday.com/story.php?id=269805&ac=PHnws&pg=1