
Author: Walter F. Wouk
#Deranged Mouth Breather! Updated 4-23-2023
Title says it all. — wfw
Marjorie Taylor Greene: I saw marijuana ‘zombies’ in NYC
Marjorie Taylor Greene saw marijuana “zombies” wandering around New York City when she visited to protest the arrest of former President Donald Trump, she complained Sunday.
The Georgia Republican’s comment was in response to a New York Post article that bemoaned how decriminalized weed had led to “proliferating mayhem,” clouds of pungent smoke throughout the city and stoned service staff.
“A license to get high has turned service employees into zombies,” the opinion piece opined.
“I saw them when I went there to protest against the weaponization of government against President Trump by a George Soros funded DA,” the congresswoman tweeted.
Greene spent barely any time in the city, giving a short speech at a protest before fleeing in an SUV as she was heckled by crowds of opponents.
Marijuana use in New York was legalized in 2021.
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Missouri Republican defends letting parents marry off 12-year-old kids
There is no doubt that the Democratic Party has its share of low-life, but when it comes to weirdos, pererts, dialers and unabashed scumbags, there’s no beating the Republican Party. — wfw
Missouri State Sen. Mike Moon (R) this week defended the rights of parents to marry off children as young as 12 years old.
Distraught Trump supporter: ‘I’ll never vote again’ if he loses in 2024
One supporter of the former president is so dedicated that she literally can’t imagine voting for anyone else. “If he doesn’t win in 2024, I’ll never vote again,” 49-year-old Trump supporter, Michelle Lilly, explained to the Florida Sun Sentinel.
It’s obvious that the educationally challenged woman cannot comprehend the fact that if the wanna-be dictator, Donald Trump, wins the election, she will never vote again, because a vote for Donal Trump is — for all intents and purposes — a vote to transform the United States into a dictatorship. — wfw
Lets Go Donald, and your little spoor too
Trump greeted with prolonged applause when he made a surprise appearance at UFC 287 with Mike Tyson and Kid Rock
The Kaseya Center in Miami was filled with enthusiastic applause from fight fans when former President Donald Trump when made a surprise appearance at the UFC 287 event on Saturday night.
Videos and photos posted on social media show the former president entering the arena with Kid Rock, Mike Tyson, and UFC president Dana White sitting in the front row with them.
His eldest son, Donald Jr., was also in attendance.
There’s nothing friendly about “friendly fire.”
And, if you’re a grunt, you’re nothing more tan a tool of war to be used — or abused — as required by the powers that be. — wfw
A fatal mistake:The truth behind a Marine Corp lie and broken promises — NCPR News
All these years later, the Marines who survived are still haunted by the blinding flash and the piercing screams.
“I knew who some of the guys were that got hit,” Chris Covington remembers, “because I recognized their screams.”
On the night of April 12, 2004, a deadly explosion rocked a schoolhouse in Fallujah, Iraq, where U.S. troops had set up a temporary base. Two Marines died and a dozen were wounded, some severely.
MTG’s a one trick pony – updated April 12, 2023
I have no interest in getting close enough to determine if Marjorie Taylor Greene is “filrthy,” but her unruly mane and equine facial features evoke a memory of times spent shoveling manure out of our neighbor’s barn; and her behavior in Congress — and elsewhere — underscores her disgusting and repulsive bit. — wfw
Marjorie Taylor Greene calls New York City disgusting, filthy and repulsive
The far-right congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene risked stoking the wrath of New Yorkers for a second time this week, calling their city “disgusting”, “filthy”, “repulsive” and a “terrible place”.
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The Bible, with its references to rape, incest, and murder should be number one on the list
Florida bill would instantly ban books based on a single objection from one resident by Matthew Chapman
Florida has attracted nationwide controversy as new censorship measures put in place by Gov. Ron DeSantis have driven some schools to empty their bookshelves to keep up with a wave of right-wing activists demanding the review of any books mentioning racial or sexual orientation issues.
In fact, things have gotten so extreme that one school was even forced to pull a documentary about civil rights icon Ruby Bridges.
But things could just be getting started. As Greg Sargent noted in The Washington Post on Wednesday, a new bill advancing in the legislature with DeSantis’ support could formally require schools to ban any book, pending review, if even a single parent complains about it.
Time for another round of post-slaughter thoughts and prayers — that’ll fix it.
‘In their own words: Taking guns away is not the answer’: House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La) encourages prayer after Nashville school mass shooting.. And, Instead of Congress enacting stricter gun laws, background checks, and a ban on assault weapons, Rep Tim Burchett (R-TN) said, “you’ve got to change people’s hearts,” as he called for a Christian revival. — wfw
3 children and 3 adults are dead in a shooting at a Christian school in Nashville – by Joe Hernandez, North Country Public Radio
Three children and three adults were killed in a shooting at a private religious school in Nashville, according to a spokesperson for the Nashville Metro Police Department.
The shooter, who police said was a 28-year-old Nashville woman, was shot dead after being engaged by two officers, spokesperson Don Aaron said in a press briefing Monday.
The shooting occurred at Covenant School, a private religious school in Nashville. The three children who died were students, and the three adults who died were staff members, Aaron said.
At least five of the victims were transported to emergency departments at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. A spokesperson for the hospital confirmed to NPR that three children and two adults sent to the hospital had died.
The Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt said earlier that the three pediatric patients transported to its hospital were suffering from gunshot wounds.
Aaron said he was not aware of any other gunshot victims from the shooting.
The shooter had two assault-style rifles and at least one pistol, he said, and the shooting took place in a “lobby-type area” in an upper part of the school.
A reunification center for parents and students had been set up nearby.
According to its website, the Covenant School is a private school associated with the Covenant Presbyterian Church serving students from preschool through sixth grade.
According to the national Gun Violence Archive, there have been 128 mass shootings in the U.S. this year.
Mayor John Cooper said Nashville was joining the “dreaded, long list” of cities and towns that have suffered school shootings.
“My heart goes out to the families of the victims,” Cooper said. “Our entire city stands with you.”
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Just when you thinks it’s gone for good, “Reefer Madness” returns.
New York has dawdled, diddled, and dithered for two-years. And when the inaction of New York State officials is the cause of action by the affected parties, the pols first reaction is, let’s punish them for our failure. — wfw
Crackdown proposed for illegal pot shops in NY —
Michael Hill – Associated Press
ALBANY — New York authorities would be given expanded power to shut down illegal pot shops and levy fines of up to $200,000 under legislation proposed Wednesday by Gov. Kathy Hochul, who’s seeking to protect the state’s fledgling legal market for recreational marijuana.
New York is trying to get its potentially massive adult legal market into high gear, but has just three shops opened so far in New York City, two in upstate New York and more shops planned.
Legal operations in the city are being undermined by a proliferation of unlicensed stores.
City officials have already gone after landlords who have allowed illicit shops to operate. The new bill before Legislature would give the state Office of Cannabis Management and state tax officials new powers to crack down on unlicensed activity.
The bill would give the cannabis office expanded authority to seize illicit products and establish procedures for the government to shut down unlicensed businesses. Violations could lead to fines of $200,000 for illicit cannabis plants or products and businesses could be fined $10,000 a day for selling cannabis without a license, according to the Hochul administration.
“The continued existence of illegal dispensaries is unacceptable, and we need additional enforcement tools to protect New Yorkers from dangerous products and support our equity initiatives,” Hochul said in prepared statement.
New York has moved slowly since legalizing recreational marijuana use in March 2021.