8:54p PST – A tip from an anonymous post at BigGovernment.com promises:
Gobomama · 2 hours ago
MORE COMING!!!!! Hannah was on Hannity just now (w/Breitbart) and the [sic] said more is coming tomorrow. And it is going to be explosive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The rumor is another set of videos, this time from California. Should be interesting to say the least!
Silly me, I thought these kinds of things only came in three’s! Seems they’re saving the best for last. *grin* Stay tuned…story STILL developing!
” I am appalled and angry; I cannot and I will not defend the actions of the workers depicted in the video, who have since been terminated. It is clear that the videos are doctored, edited, and in no way the result of the fabricated story being portrayed by conservative activist ‘filmmaker’ O’Keefe and his partner in crime. And, in fact, a crime it was — our lawyers believe a felony — and we will be taking legal action against Fox and their co-conspirators,” she said.
I have a couple of questions for Bertha: You fired four employees over “doctored video”? That doesn’t sound very fair, or legal. Are you then expecting to be sued for wrongful termination by the people you fired? You say that technically, no law was broken…that may be true as no papers were signed and no one shook hands on a deal however, please explain the following activities witnessed and video taped in two of your offices: Read more…
“Unfortunately, we no longer have confidence that our national partnership agreement is being effectively managed through your many local offices. For the reasons stated, we therefore have decided to terminate the partnership.“
*Whew!* We can all breathe easy now! ACORN, that paragon of morality and ethics but exactly what kind of morality and ethics remains to be seen in it’s entirety, is on the case! But then, so is Rep. Boustany (R-LA) who has also called for an investigation of the organization:
ACORN, you know, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now. It needs to be changed to better reflect the nature of their organization. Here’s a likely list of candidates:
Assistance for Con-artists Organizing Repugnant Nonsense
Artistic Configuration Of Reprobative Nefariousness
“They are the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, the Canada Research Chairs program and National Geographic…specifically though, American paleontologist Jack Horner who, oddly enough, served as technical adviser for the Jurassic Park films.”
“Um…I hate to point out the obvious here…but uh, things went kinda sideways in Jurassic Park…aaaand in Jurassic Park II…aaaaand in Jurassic Park III.”
“That’s fiction!!! LOL!! And they don’t intend to actually HATCH the embryos yet! What could possibly go wrong?”
There are two things my oldest daughter (almost 14) reminds me of daily:
She “needs” a cell phone, like, yesterday (WITH texting, thank you very much).
She will be driving next year.
There are few things in this world that terrify me more than the thought of one of my beautiful girls having a momentary lapse in good judgement that will end in a tragedy like this (warning…video below is most definitely graphic, bear in mind it is a recreation, however, it was produced by the Gwent police department in Wales, England who see these kinds of accidents with frightening regularity):
Driving and texting
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(YouTube has been removing this video repeatedly because of it’s graphic nature. That is why I simply uploaded to my site – don’t want it disappearing any time soon. Ironically, if anyone ever actually gets into a really bad accident like the one depicted above, it’s going to be way more graphic than what the special-effects team created there. I mean, waaaaaay more graphic. Compound fractures, the works.)
You increase your risk of serious accident by 23% when you text while driving.
An experiment this year with Car and Driver editor Eddie Alterman revealed that texting while driving had more of a negative impact on driver safety than being drunk: -Unimpaired: .54 seconds to brake
-Legally drunk: .54 seconds PLUS 4 feet to brake
-Reading e-mail: .54 seconds PLUS 36 feet to brake -Sending a text: .54 seconds PLUS 70 feet to brake
Despite the acknowledgement of the dangers of texting behind the wheel, about half of drivers 16 to 24 say they have texted while driving, compared with 22 percent of drivers 35 to 44.
