Concise Magazine

Where was the Watch on Concordia?

concise magazine — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 05:52:39 +0000

Leaders must stand during disasters, even if they created it. A Captain has been accused of Manslaughter. This thing from front to end strikes me as a poor leadership and complacency. Court is not in session yet, but there is much to learn from this thing…. whatever it is.

“Theres some important issue here. If the captain set the course and the officer of the watch was NOT allowed to deviate from it even if he suspected that it was dangerous THEN this goes against everything I was trained to do as a navigating cadet when I was on tankers many moons ago. In my days we had no sat nav so the responsbility was clearly with the officer of the watch….period. Now if I read this correctly what the article is saying is that sat navs systems are pre set by the captain and no deviation is allowed……If thats right then this is a technology assisted collision where responsbility has shifted away from the officer of the watch. If its true this is how its happened then this will happen again..”

Signs of the times (in a good way) #current

concise magazine — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 04:40:04 +0000

There is some chatter that is reminiscent of Rome . The inevitible empire - Stratfor

There is some graphical detail surrounding SOPA and why Hollywood sucks. Many answers are pooling in.

Some spice as Kahneh.

A cover letter from someone I thought was me.

Reserves are ramping up.

SCOTUS wins a rung for Religious Liberty

Teen risk and learning (and/or)

Arab corruption

Corporate tax

Not all Islams are equal

The real handling of the middle east

Overcriminalization – As Federal Crime List Grows, Threshold of Guilt
Declines

Lack of innovation

We are sinking under obama’s policies

FBI to launch nationwide facial recognition service

For guys fun – Simple Pickup

True marxist rejection of Civil rights leader John Lewis. (VID)

The only #occupywallstreet protester that has a clue:

Is Islamic law to blame?

THEY Make OWS violent

Needed to be said, and sent forward as a gift of Knowledge.

concise magazine — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 06:23:20 +0000

I would like everyone in the world to have it.

Please give the guy a donation. Please.

What I want to see the next US President accomplish. A Chit List. #potus #tcot #gop What we have now is UN-ACCEPTABLE

concise magazine — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 22:59:56 +0000

I would like the Ryan plan approved
Sarbanes Oxley repealed
Obamacare repealed
Dodd Frank repealed
Food Safety Modernization Act repealed
Spending freeze on all levels and take all federal public service pay levels for new hires down to the Military pay scale
Appointment of originalist Justices and a purge of activist Judges
Hold a tight grip on containment of Iran and keep a stiff check on Russian influence
Mending of ties with Allies we have lost during the past three years.
A cap of 17% debt to GDP ratio for all of Federal Government spending. I would like inflation removed from our GDP accounting to reflect currency loss.
I want all government agencies to be re-looked and some elimated outright.
I want you to have a plan to seriously curb the fourth branch of government – non-elected officials including the EPA
Put a check on the regulatory overburdon that is suffocating our business and industry
We need major tax reform (Fair Tax PR-25)
Secure the border – then decide what to do with current Illegal occupants.
Focus on Latin America and it’s increasing Islamic activity as it will become the premier threat facing America in the near future.
Something must be done about the Diebold voting machine mess – paper ballots
We need charter schools
purge the Justice Department
Cafe standards removed or rolled back.

01/01/12 – Repeal the NDAA.

The way un-employment rate is set is a dastardly way of accounting. Un-employment is not going down, those people are just dropping off the rolls. This measurement is useless and must also subtract dropped from the rolls against the current rate.

More is coming. It has been quite busy.

concise magazine — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 03:43:43 +0000

Tonight, with the death of Kim Jung piece of shit, it will complicate matters and will probably stay my hand from delivering anything worthy for awhile. If I am unable to update before so, Happy Christmas and of course happy Chanukkah. First day is 25th Kislev don’t ja know.

Still watching the world like a Hawk, and boy is it heavy.

I care for people, and I do not believe that it is prudent to count Herman Cain out.I will not leave him.

concise magazine — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 20:39:42 +0000

You are losing my pick of a Candidate. He DELEGATES Responsibility and holds people accountable to it. His head is screwed on straight, people.

If you do not know how to cut the US Government #budget, give US a red pen #economy

concise magazine — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 18:32:35 +0000

Department shuffle

The Federal leviathan octopi.

shut down Department of Agriculture (USDA)
shut down Department of Commerce (DOC)
keep Department of Defense (DOD)
shut down Department of Education (ED)
shut down Department of Energy (DOE)
keep CDC only Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
shut down Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
shut down Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
keep Department of Justice (DOJ)
shut down Department of Labor (DOL)
keep Department of State (DOS)
dunno Department of the Interior (DOI)
keep Department of the Treasury
keep Department of Transportation (DOT)
back to dod Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
Shut all these down with a few exceptions
Independent Agencies and Government Corporations
drop Administrative Conference of the United States
drop Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
drop African Development Foundation
sell AMTRAK (National Railroad Passenger Corporation)
KEEP Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
drop Commission on Civil Rights
keep Commodity Futures Trading Commission
drop Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)
drop Corporation for National and Community Service
keep Court Services and Offender Supervision drop Agency for the District of Columbia
keep Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board
drop Director of National Intelligence
drop Election Assistance Commission
States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
drop Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
sell Export-Import Bank of the United States
drop Farm Credit Administration
sell Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
keep Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
drop Federal Election Commission (FEC)
drop Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
drop Federal Housing Finance Board
drop Federal Labor Relations Authority
keep Federal Maritime Commission
drop Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
States Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission
keep Federal Reserve System
drop Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board
keep Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
keep General Services Administration (GSA)
drop Institute of Museum and Library Services
drop Inter-American Foundation
drop International Broadcasting Bureau (IBB)
drop Merit Systems Protection Board
drop Millennium Challenge Corporation
sell National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
keep National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
drop National Capital Planning Commission
drop National Council on Disability
drop National Credit Union Administration (NCUA)
drop National Endowment for the Arts
drop National Endowment for the Humanities
drop National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)
drop National Mediation Board
drop National Railroad Passenger Corporation (AMTRAK)
keep National Science Foundation (NSF)
drop National Transportation Safety Board
keep Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
drop Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
drop Office of Compliance
drop Office of Government Ethics
drop Office of Personnel Management
drop Office of Special Counsel
drop Office of the Director of National Intelligence
drop Office of the National Counterintelligence Executive
drop Overseas Private Investment Corporation
drop Panama Canal Commission
drop Peace Corps
drop Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
drop Postal Regulatory Commission
drop Railroad Retirement Board
keep Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
drop Selective Service System
drop Small Business Administration (SBA)
keep Social Security Administration (SSA)
sell Tennessee Valley Authority
drop U.S. Trade and Development Agency
drop United States Agency for International Development
drop United States International Trade Commission
sell United States Postal Service (USPS)

http://rantburg.com/poparticle.php?D=2011-08-30&ID=328864&HC=

The US Government has turned into a piece of shit, and it’s “leaders” nothing more than pirates. There is no good future because of it.

concise magazine — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 20:30:00 +0000

And you people that have elected this leviathan, YOU SUCK. I don’t trust you either. You little idiots that feel you have the right to secede my authority to this piece of shit government piss me off the most. Since when is using the government as a charity more of a moral value than any of the Ten Commandments?

One thing worse than making a government take care of people is one that does it for their own good – and then will not let them take care of themselves. What are you people? Masochists? More like Psychopaths.

You are building a Fascist system of government which will turn to an Oligarchy filled with unionized Socialist elite un-elected bureaucrats that think we are too stupid to manage our own affairs. And they will jam their man-made law down your throats, and you like this?

The problem with democrats is not only that they are pure evil, but they put implicit trust into this piece of shit government to take over all aspects of our lives. In fact, Democrats vote for pirates to bankrupt this piece of shit government while at the same time making more promises to the stupid imbeciles that vote for it. These imbeciles really have no conversation to have with me. We walk contrary.

Like that little failure of a leader you elected, it is like having an 8TH grader run a nation with 316 million people in it. Bravo. Running around the country with his fake “jobs bill” and “raise taxes” to cover for the trillions he has pissed away in the name of “fairness” to thug unions and this useless NEA.

None of this means anything but political posturing for you idiots that “believe” in “hope and change”. The democrat party and it’s Orwellian newspeak is par for the course. Nothing the democrat party does actually helps anyone, it merely is a bunch of talk and pay-offs for their buddies. These guys elect demons. The democrat party is nothing BUT politics. 180 degrees in the wrong direction that we should be going. You never stopped being the party of slavery.

There is no civility and the opposite morals required to have a civilization.

Not even Rome had it like this. Forcing everyone to live under such a tyranny.

Save the Military, there really are no assets this government has worth it’s salt. Nothing but paperwork and bureaucrats. Useless to all of humanity, and a great big waste of Shekels.

I have never seen such ignorance. If the adults do not do something – if the elect do not do something, The next years may be hell on earth.

It needs to be purged.

The Elect should be ashamed.

Hey #Lebanon, let the #cia spies go.

concise magazine — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 02:11:17 +0000

Take note “If they were genuine spies, spying against Hezbollah, I don’t think we’ll ever see them again,” he said. “These guys are very, very vicious and unforgiving.”

And if we had a genuine Intelligence leverage, we would also know where Hezbollah is.

It is time to shut down #occupy. Time to send them home.

concise magazine — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 14:31:00 +0000

It’s public endangerment. This has nothing to do with free speech. Notes are being compared over the Blotter. You may use this legal finding to do so. The NRO leads right to the case:

“The Court is mindful of movants’ First Amendment rights of freedom of speech and peaceable assembly. However, “[e]ven protected speech is not equally permissible in all places and at all times.” (Snyder v Phelps, 131 S Ct 1207, 1218 [2011], quoting Cornelius v NAACP LegalDefense & Ed. Fund, Inc., 473 US 788, 799 [1985].) Here, movants have not demonstrated that the rules adopted by the owners of the property, concededly after the demonstrations began, are not reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions permitted under the First Amendment.”

11/17/11 - Separated blotter.