'Makes "n***** hunting' video, loses job, booted from Air Force Reserve

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Tabitha Duncan, 20, is apparently a racist yo-yo. The Jefferson County, Missouri cretin made a Snapchat video that went viral, especially with the far-right and far-left community of racist cretins.

The video was seen by her boss at the bar & grill where she used to work--he canned her after seeing the video.

Duncan was also canned from the Air Force Reserve. Lt. Col. Chad Gibson said in the Air Force Times that Duncan is "in the process of being released from her enlistment in the Air Force."

Duncan added: "The video, released days after her enlistment, is intolerable and does not reflect the values of the Air Force."

[Gibson is also known as 'Light Colonel Obvious.']

The video shows Duncan and some racist friends, who weren't identified, saying they were going "n***** hunting."

"So, we going n***** hunting today or what?" someone in the video said off-camera.

Another scumcrumpet shouted, "We're going n*****hunting."

"You get them n*****s," Duncan yelled.

The video got Duncan canned from her waitressing job at the Social Bar & Grill, in St. Louis. The management said they fired her after seeing the "vile, disgusting and offensive video."

Duncan's excuse was that she was drunk [and her inhibitions were therefore down] and claimed she was not racist.

Using the old 'some of my best friends are black,' Duncan claimed, "I was intoxicated. I have black friends, I have black people in my family; I didn't mean it," she told the Daily News.

Thus proving you can have black friends, have black people in your family, and still be racist.



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Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) now hides her private plane logs from public

Sen. Claire McCaskill (D., Mo.) has her own family plane and she uses it for her own private use. Being that she's a government employee, supposedly working for the American people, she wants to make the use of her private plane untrackable to the public, according to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) documents.

In her last reelection campaign, McCaskill was criticized for her use of her private aircraft at taxpayer expense. She told her husband to "sell the damn plane." 

He didn't--they bought a bigger, more expensive plane soonafter she fooled the people of Missouri and won reelection. 

Now that she's getting ready for yet another reelection bid [we really need term limits], she's doing all she can to limit the taxpayer from seeing what they are paying regarding the use of her private plane, a Swiss-made Pilatus PC-12/47E, a single engine turboprop. 

The Pilatus PC-12/47E costs around $5 million and can comfortably accommodate up to nine passengers from Russia or elsewhere. It has a range of 1,845 nautical miles and can honk along at 328 mph. This bird can also land on rough airstrips that other jets cannot negotiate.

The company McCaskill hired to operate the plane submitted paperwork in April to request tracking information of the jet be blocked from the pubic, according to email records obtained by the Washington Free Beacon via a FOIA request.

Before 2013, private aircraft owners or operators needed to present a "certified security concern" to the FAA in order to block aircraft data from public display on websites that track aircraft, such as FlightAware.com. But during the Obama error, this requirement was removed so that the public could be bilked out of tax money without knowing the reason. It made the "blocking process as simple as possible."

McCaskill and her crew refused to comment to media after multiple requests to explain why she's hiding her taxpayer-funded activities. 

She reminds me of a kid who uses her dad's credit card and hides the bill.


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U2 cancels St. Louis concert due to leftist violence concerns

In a highly anticipated concert filled with music and leftist politics, U2 canceled its concert in St. Louis, Missouri amid the possibility of violence due to a verdict Antifa doesn't like--the acquittal of police officer Jason Stockley.

According to USA Today, the St. Louis police department told promoters that they are "not in a position to provide the standard protection for our audience" because they anticipate trouble from generic troublemakers such as Black Lives Matter and Antifa.

The Irish group, who are experts on American politics, the environment and life in general, announced its canceling of Saturday's stadium show after the acquittal of the police officer Stockley, 24, was announced. The officer was charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Anthony Lamar Smith, a black drug dealer with a gun who tried to kill him with his car.

The notion that police officers have the same right to life as drug dealers and gang bangers is ludicrous. 

U2 posted this on their website: 

"We have been informed by the St. Louis Police Department that they are not in a position to provide the standard protection for our audience as would be expected for an event of this size. We have also been informed that local crowd security personnel would not be at full capacity. In light of this information, we cannot in good conscience risk our fans' safety by proceeding with tonight's concert. As much as we regret having to cancel [because it's costing us a fortune], we feel it is the only acceptable course of action in the current environment."

So far the protests have caused injury to at least 10 police officers. There have been 23 arrests made since the 'not guilty' verdict.


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"First they came for the tanks, then they came for . . . "

"First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out--  Because I was not a Socialist.
  Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out--  Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
 Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out-- Because I was not a Jew.
 Then they came for me--and there was no one left to speak for me."                            Martin Niemoller

The Obama abomination is taking vehicles and equipment from law enforcement agencies across the nation. We can thank the Ferguson debacle to thank for this, as lawmakers and sheriffs believe that this action will put the officers and the communities they serve in danger.

Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Ala.) spoke to Fox News and said "These things are useful tools and the president taking them away will put more officers in jeopardy and at risk of harm or even death. I don't know how he can sleep at night knowing his actions will have those repercussions."

He can sleep at night because he has no problem with their being any repercussions--in fact, he uses racial or anti-cop repercussions as his divisive political tool. Also, if you slept next to Michelle, wouldn't you at least pretend to be sleeping?

Our so-called president issued the Executive Order 13688 in January 2014 after the Ferguson, Mo. riots due to concerns about the "militarization" of the police dealing a heavy-handed response to minorities in the process of trying to kill them.

And it should be crystal clear that if there's one thing Obama does not want as a response to violent behavior, is a heavy-handed response (see Syria, ISIS, and Russia, for examples of his light-handed, somewhat foppish [see the Urban Dictionary] responses).

If there is anything president Obama is good at, it's demoralizing the military, disrespecting the law and those with the task to uphold it, putting Muslims before Christians while denying the existence of 'radical Islam,' leading from behind--way behind, and refusing to stand with our allies, particularly Israel, and "Poo--the card game." Obama loves Poo.

After the 2001 9/11 attacks, America realized that if we wanted to fight this war on radical Islam, we would need the equipment to do so, and it would need to be dispersed throughout the country in order to have the means to deal with terrorism.

Well, now that Obama has declared ISIS the JV team and denies the existence of radical Islam, treating terrorism as if it were a crime being perpetrated by mere criminals, he wants to further remove our retaliatory capabilities should radical Muslims attack on our soil.

This proves to me that our so-called president has no intentions of beating ISIS or stopping the creation of a world caliphate. I know how "conspiracy theorist" this sounds, but I have yet to see an instance where Obama has shown the same respect for whites, Christians and Jews as he does for Muslims and people of color.

Thankfully, Mike Rogers will attempt to get the weapons and equipment back in the hands of law enforcement once our incompetent president is gone.

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Ferguson's anniversary bash

If George Soros had a son
he'd look like this guy

Night four of the Ferguson, Mo. protests--here we go again.

The protesters once again clashed with police. At least 23 protesters were arrested as the one-year anniversary of the death of 18-year-old Michael Brown, is being dishonored.

Fortunately, there were no reported injuries or violence last night, the St. Louis County Police spokesman Officer Shawn McGuire reported. And this time, there were no burglaries, property damage or looting occurring in the dark of night, unlike Saturday night when a young, armed demonstrator shot at police and got back what he gave.

He is in critical condition. St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger declared a state of emergency, thus allowing county Police Chief Jon Belmar to take control of the situation.

Somehow, I believe the mob is going to blame the police for shooting the 18-year-old Tyrone Harris Jr.. I know his father does--he claimed his son's innocence but the police say otherwise. His father was not at the scene to witness what his son allegedly did (take shots at the cops) but it's easy to make a claim against law enforcement nowadays because the mob wants to believe it.

I'm inclined to believe the cops on this one, just like I did when Brown was alleged to put up his hands in surrender, which evidence proved was a lie.

So the drums were beating, protesters were chanting and carrying signs. But when some of the crowd moved into the traffic lane, cops forced them out of the street for safety reasons. In response to the efforts made by the police to keep the protesters from causing bodily harm to themselves and others, they threw water bottles and debris at the cops.

The police began making arrests around 10 p.m. There were about 150 protesters, 75 cops and 50 reporters at the scene, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. About 9 protesters were accused of interfering or resisting arrest, and more arrests were made after midnight.

Hershel Myers Jr. 46, a military veteran and self-proclaimed war hero criticized the police response as aggressive and unnecessary. "It's wrong for me to have to go overseas and fight with Army across my chest, but we can't fight on our own street where I live."

Nobody actually understood what Myers was trying to say.

As the score now stands, a gross of protesters were arrested around the St. Louis area Monday, 64 who blocked afternoon rush-hour traffic on I-70 were arrested, and 57 who demanded the dissolution of the Ferguson Police Department (so they could more effectively loot) were arrested.

Felony charges are being filed against Tyrone Harris Jr. who had fired at a van of plain clothes police officers. 


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