An illegal alien in Polk County Florida who got pulled over in a routine traffic stop “executed” the deputy who stopped him.
The sheriff’s deputy wasshot eight (8) times including behind his right ear at close range. The illegal alien shot and wounded a second sheriff’s deputy and killed a police dog.
A state-wide manhunt ensued.
The murderer was found hiding in a wooded area.After he shot at the SWAT team, officers opened fire hitting the illegal alien who murdered the sheriff’s deputy 68 times.
Naturally, the “illiberal” media went ballistic and demanded to know why the SWAT team shot the poor “undocumented immigrant” 68 times.
Sheriff Grady Judd answered the Orlando Sentinel honestly:
Al’s lesson is very simple but it’s worth knowing because it is profoundly true and works on anyone—including on psychologists and politicians.It is extremely useful.Here it is:
‘If you listen closely, a person will always tell you about themselves.’
Let me put that in other words:
‘If you listen carefully, you’ll hear a person tell you what they are about.’
Early on when meeting someone, listen closely and you’ll hear them tell you all about themselves in their own words, from their own mouth.
Let’s apply this principle to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s recent utterances.Do you remember what Pelosi called those normal and concerned citizens who appeared at the Town Hall meetings and protested about Obamacare?
Pelosi used several words but if we apply Al’s Principle, the single word that stands out from the rest, that single descriptor that Pelosi used erroneously on others that was extremely applicable to herself was
“Nazi.”
There you have it:
The Speaker of the House telling you that she and they are Nazi’s.
So, now at least we know the spirit of the party that is in charge.
In closing I want to credit Psychologist Al Silberman with that wonderful private lesson.While Dr. Silberman is not at liberty to reveal that I was his client, I am.I saw him for support during my marital separation and annulment.This was a very valuable lesson.
Dr. Silberman is an ethical and moral psychologist.However, I did not find his attorney very likable because he did not speak accurately and truthfully.
You’ll find Al listed in my RFI section only because it is a small yet important part of my story.It needs to be there in order to understand the whole story.
American citizens taking up photography en masse out of sheer frustration as they slowly wake up to the lack of true representation in the current US government and the destruction of our country.
Americans demonstrate their adeptness at photography and taking long shots and short shots.Their favorite shots will be of the heads of the elite— politician’s heads.Sadly, many politicians are going to lose their heads over this.
This is what I have been sensing.
I foresaw a plane hitting the Pentagon and I foresaw the absolute need for our crooked politicians and their cronies to rob US of our retirement funds.
Folks, any time the government gets involved in making rules & regulations and laws about anything the government screws it up: Witness health care.Look at credit cards and what is happening to those right now.
Wake up!
We don’t need anymore laws.
More laws and rules & regulations mean more government.
We need to return to the US Constitution and to common sense!
SRP or as it is formally known, the Salt River Project has gotten very greedy.Few customers know that SRP was granted a monopoly of providing electricity for much of The Valley in exchange for becoming a “publically regulated” entity.
Last year during the height of the energy crisis after gas spiked in Phoenix at $4.17 a gallon, SRP was granted rate hikes (plural) and a new fee structure.
Now, only months after two consecutive rate hikes and after implementing a new fee structure which now takes more money out of every household it serves, SRP wants another huge increase of almost 10%!
I just got my highest electrical bill of this summer and while it shows I have used significantly less energy than the same time last summer, this bill is much higher than expected.It is equivalent to my highest bill last year.
This year in order to conserve limited resources, namely the Kent household budget; I reduced air conditioning in order to save money.I raised the temperature of the Kent home 5° degrees from 79° days and 78° nights to 83° days and 84° nights.
SRP has recommended doing this for years and SRP has traditionally claimed that for each degree change in cooling there is a 4% change in one’s electricity bill.Employing SRP’s logic from their advertising, I calculated I could save 16% and possibly 20% off my previous bills.
Not so!
Because of SRP’s new parasitic rate structure my energy rates and yours have increased so that SRP is already taking 16-20% more from each household in The Valley.
Since we’ve (the public) granted SRP a monopoly, there is nothing we can do about it—especially since SRP continues pushing government regulators and oversight boards with back-to-back rate hikes!
Why does SRP want even more money?
While SRP claims energy costs have been sky rocketing the truth is gas prices has dropped significantly since their previous two rate hikes and rate structure change.
If SRP is trying to claim that so-called “green” sources of energy have increased in costs, then SRP needs to manage itself better and stop pursuing energy that is not cost effective.
SRP has had program after program “giving money away” in the form of “rebates.”
SRP needs to stop mismanaging money and stop giving money away in such programs.
Why does SRP wants more of your money?
To build new power plants!
SRP wants to make even more money.
Profit increase is fine but capitalizing off our households is not.
Why can’t SRP raise capital by offering bonds as public utilities have in the past?
Why can’t SRP raise money the traditional way public utilities have by letting those who have the extra resources to invest do just that and allow them to capitalize and profit from their investment?
Why not?
Remember, I said:
The purpose of government is to make money off other people’s money.
While I really like foreigners and have enjoyed their company, there is a problem.And this problem appears endemic among those foreigners who work among US.
Sure, it is a problem when large corporations lobby Congress for work visas for foreigners thus depriving our countrymen & women good opportunities for good work.But this is what bothers me:
While our guests are here, they hire “illegal aliens” to work for them and our legal guests from abroad tend to “identify” with the “illegal aliens” among US.
Moreover, our legal foreign guests hire those “illegal Mexicans” knowingly and willingly.
Rather than hire legal residents, they choose to support the “illegals.”
They hire “illegal aliens” to clean their houses, mow their lawns and for any services they need.
Our “legal” foreign born guests believe we are too harsh on them because it is so expensive for them to fulfill the multitude of requirements to obtain legal permits and eventually green cards.Perhaps they are right in part because our government does place a lot of requirements on them which are quite costly.
But they are wrong to “indentify with” and “support” the presence of illegal alien Mexicans and other illegals such as MS13 gang members from further south from El Salvador.
Why do they take such chances in violating the lands of our land, their host country?
Because we do not enforce our laws—except against our own people.
Should employing illegals not be an automatic reason to revoke their working visas and deport them from the US?
For a few days I have really wanted a steak.When its 113-114° degrees outside, the last thing one wants to do is cook and heat up one’s house.Forget about firing up the Barbie—cooking outside this time of year in Phoenix poses a severe health risk!
Yesterday when the Outback Steakhouse card came in offering summertime special entrées for $9.95 plus the purchase of a Coca Cola beverage product or $5.00 off on the purchase of a second entre, I went for it with gusto.
I figured I’d give $3-$4 more for the Coca Cola plus tax and a generous tip I’d eat a great steak dinner for $16-$18.
However, when I got to my local Outback Steakhouse in Chandler, I asked my waitress how the mailer worked.And was I floored when she repeated that one had to buy TWO entrées!Their mailer said nothing about that requirement.
I informed her there was no way I was going to do that and eat two entrées.On the way out I gave my Outback Steakhouse card with my name and address imprinted on it to the Chandler Outback hostess and informed her:
You’ve got to be more truthful in your advertising and I will blog this.
Indeed it is illegal to advertise fraudulently using the U.S. Postal Service but that is exactly what Outback has done.
Therefore, I say, in the spirit of the Revolution of Virtue
Like the First Century Jews, we are presently deceived by a system of interpretation that has caused Christians to withdraw from the world and fail to act in our commission as "the salt of the earth."
