Polls show Germans fear 'lawless' no-go areas

Germany -- a poll published Sunday in Bild, Germany's largest tabloid, concluded that 51 percent of Germans believe that there are neighborhoods so incredibly dangerous that even police fear to enter. Fully 41 percent of Germans refuse to believe that fact yet some of them believe that Martians populate the Black Forest. 

Of the total number polled, 77 percent said they wished police would crack down harder on crime syndicates and leave the Muslim enclaves alone because "Du willst diese Leute nicht wütend machen"['you don't want to make those people angry'].

The notion of lawless areas in Germany comes in large part from the reporting of the disproportionate number of crimes committed by migrants and other foreigners in popular areas.

The Federal Criminal Police (BKA) claim foreigners are less likely than native-born Germans to commit every category of crime. Of about 150,000 cases of assault registered in Germany in 2016, about 38 percent of the perpetrators were non-Germans. The report seems to believe that this percentage is a small number, but in terms of per capita representation, it's nothing to sneeze at--it's 57,000!

It's kind of amazing how people on opposite political sides see things so differently.


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Russian military jet crash likely due to a little birdy

Moscow -- A Russian fighter jet crashed off the coast of Syria, killing both pilots, the Russian Defense Ministry reported. The jet did not come under enemy fire and it is believed, the cause was possibly due to a bird getting sucked into the intake, which would probably fracture off a turbine blade and that would cause a chain-reaction with the turbine blades behind the first set.

The Su-30 crashed shortly after takeoff, which supports the bird theory. The unfortunate incident occurred at the Russian air base at Hemeimeem in Syria where the Russians have been supporting the chin-challenged Syrian dictator, President [for life] Bashar Assad, since 2015.

Two months ago, a Russian military cargo plane carrying 39 people crashed at Hemeimeem, killing all passengers. The Russians blamed the crash on a technical error, insisting the plane wasn't shot down. [They would rather the public think their aircraft maintenance personnel are incompetent than to think the rebels were good shots.]

Russia leases the Hemeimeem military base in Syria and my source, Vinny Boombots, believes they got a "good deal" on the lease.



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Zuckerberg says he'll play G-d with the news

Facebook CEO and flaming liberal Mark Zuckerberg announced that his hard left-leaning company has begun implementing a system that ranks news organizations based on how much he agrees with what they say, and will suppress ideas that go against his political philosophy.

The way he said it, however, was that his company will use a system that ranks news organizations based on trustworthiness, and will promote or suppress outlets based on that metric.

But he and his minions will decide what the parameters of that metric is, which proves conclusively, that either Zuckerberg knows nothing about journalism, or he's lying.

The Zuck said Facebook has gathered data on how consumers perceive news brands by asking them to identify whether they have heard of various publications and if they trust them.

"We put [that data] into the system, and it is acting as a boost or a suppression, and we're going to dial up the intensity of that over time," he said, implying that news is true or false if it feels true or false. Kind of like those idiot liberals who say such nonsense as: "My truth." 

The Zuckster added, "We feel like we have a responsibility to further [break] down polarization and find common ground" --or, let's put the veracity of this news to a vote.

Facebook is also hoping to one day make inroads with suppressing free speech in the actual use of the spoken word.



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Obama minions desperate to discredit Israel's intel on Iran deal

Former President Barack Obama's national-security team of minions are throwing everything they can against the recent Israeli intelligence presentation to see what folks believe regarding the Iran nuclear deal.

His former national-security spokes-dude Tommy Vietor said, "After years of bashing U.S. intelligence agencies for getting Iraq WMD wrong, Trump is now cooking up intel with the Israelis to pus us closer to a conflict with Iran. A scandal hiding in plain sight."

Dude, get over yourself.

Another Obama administration deputy national-security adviser and failed novelist and short story writer Ben Rhodes said, "By reminding everyone of the well-known pre-Iran Deal history, Netanyahu inadvertently made the case for why the Iran Deal needs to stay in place. Without it, all the restrictions on Iran's program and the inspections regime that verify compliance go away."

Clever use of bad logic.

If inspections were to be announced a month in advance to Iran, and our not being allowed to inspect military facilities for nuclear proliferation, how can the deal be any good? 

The idea the Iran said if we pull the deal, they'll go back to enriching their uranium and develop nukes, proving they lied about using the uranium for energy generation rather than weapon production.

Ironically, both Vietor and Rhodes contradict each other in their arguments for keeping the deal. Vietor says that Netanyahu can't be making stuff up with Trump to get us into a war with Iran,. While Rhodes reminds us of the undisputed facts known to all of us about "the pre-Iran Deal history."

You can't have it both ways.

Trump is absolutely right saying the Iran deal is the worst deal he ever saw. Perhaps it's the worst deal in the entire history of the world and even the galaxy.


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While mother smoked meth, 3 men accused of raping her 9-year-old girl

Salt Lake City -- The trial has begun for three men accused of raping a 9-year-old girl. Her mother was in the garage smoking methamphetamine.

According to the prosecution, they took the child to a back bedroom, held her down and raped her in 2016.

The girl testified that they threatened to kill her if she told anyone. The attack occurred in rural Uintah County, on the border of Colorado. The child told her mother what happened, two days later.

The defense argue that there is no DNA or other physical evidence implying the child knows what rape is and is lying to the court. The men are being charged with child rape and sodomy, and are: Larson RonDeau, 38, Randall Flatlip, 28, and Jerry Flatlip, 31. 

The defense is claiming the child-welfare workers mishandled the interview with the child and said the mother may have influenced the child's account.

If convicted, it is hoped the three "men" will have cell mates who feel the way most incarcerated men feel about child rape and deal justice accordingly.


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MSNBC speculates POTUS has STDs, sexual dysfunction

The Mean Streaming Nothing But Communism network (MSNBC) has been running segments this week speculating about President Trump's sex life. They suggest he suffered from "sexual dysfunction" and that he also has a sexually transmitted disease.

Their team of "experts" on sexual dysfunction and perversion, Gwenda Blair, Brian Stelter, Elise Jordan, Mika Brzezinski and Rachel Maddow, think a lot about this issue, as well they should. In fact, that's about all they think about.

Gwenda Blair knows Trump's hair

The first segment ran on Tuesday. The MSNBC panel of geniuses mocked medication the president has reportedly taken in the past and indicated that he may have taken them to deal with "sexual dysfunction," a condition well known to Stelter who loses one follicle of hair every time he abuses himself in the MSNBC washroom.

Gwenda Blair wrote a book about Trump. "Propecia is associated, you know, is used for hair loss [evidently writing better than she, you know, speaks] -- he doesn't want to talk about that. It's also associated--it has a lot of bad side effects, including sexual dysfunction. I think he really doesn't want to talk about that."

And Gwenda Blair doesn't want to talk about her sexual fantasies of Hillary Clinton and whipped cream.

Another segment came and went on Wednesday. 

Mika Brzezinski implied on "Morning Joe" that President Trump is hiding an STD in his medical records. And we all know what a classy broad Brzezinski is because she's capable of spelling her name correctly without having to look in her purse that her guitar-playing fool of a fiancée, Joe Scarborough holds for her.

How would she know that? Medical records are confidential and she's making stuff up because that's what fake news nerds do.

Elise Jordan commented after a comment from MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle, saying, "You leave [the White House] with the political equivalent of an STD, to talk about something that Donald Trump worries about constantly."

"It's something that you just don't get rid of easily," Jordan said, speaking from experience.

Wishes he used Propecia

Then Joe Scarborough began talking rather than singing poorly, when Brzezinski shouted, "Wait a minute! Maybe that's why they raided his doctor's office," referring to Jordan's comments.

Although Brian Stelter wasn't on the show, he still could be heard in the men's room while Maddow was with her girlfriend, Susan Mikula.


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China praises teen's choice of prom dress as left is screwed

Keziah Daum, the Utah teen who was accused of cultural appropriation by a bunch of jealous Twitter twits for wearing a Chinese cheongsam dress, received the praises from people in China. They saw her choice in prom attire as a compliment to their culture, not some nonsense notion of cultural appropriation, as the Twitter storm suggested.

If every time one culture uses something from another culture they are admonished, we would spending all our time admonishing. And we would all be guilty of appropriating something from other cultures--every day.

The Japanese would be guilty of developing automobiles in the spirit of American cars. 

Scots would be culturally appropriating the kilt from Egypt.

Americans would be wrong to wear French cuffs on their shirts that began with the Saxons. 

You gat the picture.

The idea that Daum was attacked by SJW idiots is just an indication of the selective intolerance of idiots on the left. Yes, the left. You don't see conservatives making these sort of stupid accusations.

Because we don't care. Wear whatever floats your boat, an invention that, according to circumstantial evidence, may date back to Crete over 130,000 years ago. In fact, the earliest boats found by archaeological excavation dates from 7,000 to 10,000 years ago, the oldest recovered being the Pesse canoe, which can be found in the Drents Museum in Assen, Netherlands.

What makes this story about Daum and her choice of prom wear is that she is unapologetic about her choice. 

That totally rocks.


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CNN's Stelter fails to cover 2 blockbuster stories

The Communist News Network's (CNN) Brian Stelter hosts an oxymoron of a show called "Reliable Sources." 

The only thing reliable about the show is that the only sources they use are the ones that go along with their agenda. In fact, "Reliable Sources" failed to cover several news stories of high importance in his weekly newsletter.

On Friday, Stelter did not, in his newsletter, cover at least two major stories that are of national significance, as his job description prescribes.

The first failure to report regarded the nomination of U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Ronny Jackson. He withdrew his nomination after being accused of professional misconduct by CNN. 

Yes, by CNN.

Katie Pavlich of Townhall said:

CNN reported earlier this week, on anonymous sourcing, [my italics] that during an overseas trip in 2015 Jackson got drunk and belligerently banged on a female colleagues' hotel door. CNN also reported the Secret Service stopped Jackson and that agents were worried he might wake up President Obama.

The Secret Service subsequently disputed the anonymous source's  claims, writing: "The Secret Service has no such record of any incident; specifically, any incident involving Rear Admiral Ronny Jackson."

But the damage was already done by CNN and the bald-headed geek, Stelter, never mentioned that Jackson was absolved of guilt. He also refused to respond to member of the media who wanted clarification from him about why he didn't include the update.

Stelter's biggest omission that he hid from his naive readers was the revelation that James Clapper, the Director of National Intelligence under the Obama administration, leaked information about the anti-Trump dossier to CNN's Jake Tapper and then was awarded a contract with CNN!

This development backed up Mollie Hemingway of The Federalist who reported that CNN helped orchestrate a setup of President Trump that eventuated the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller.

Stelter again refused to answer the media over this issue.

Then, to prove just how biased Stelter and CNN are, he suggested that Republicans who didn't trust the media suffer from an "infection."

This remark was made in response to Ryan Struyk, who tweeted: "Only 37% of Republican voters say the news media is "an important part of democracy' vs. a majority, 51%, who says it's 'the enemy of the people,' via new Quinnipiac poll today."

Stelter was raked over the coals over his response to that tweet even more than the stories about CNN that he refused to address.


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