Red Mosquito

The latest pro-family values, socially conservative married elected official to have a case of wandering dick? The governor of Alabama.

Lenny's going to be so embarrassed

wandering dick would be a good band name

the Olympics are gonna be interesting this year.

http://money.cnn.com/2016/03/21/news/ec ... -olympics/

BurtReynolds wrote:the Olympics are gonna be interesting this year.

http://money.cnn.com/2016/03/21/news/ec ... -olympics/

That will be the beginning of the end. Thousands of athletes from all over will take the zika virus home with them and we'll all die

http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/24/europe/ka ... index.html

So Karadzic only gets 40 years for genocide. I know he won't live that long but come on, Europe, 40 years for killing countless people?

Biff Pocoroba wrote:The latest pro-family values, socially conservative married elected official to have a case of wandering dick? The governor of Alabama.

tommymtcom wrote:Lenny's going to be so embarrassed

you guys should listen to the recording...his old man, redneck voice sounds so gross

E.H. Ruddock wrote:http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/24/europe/karadzic-war-crimes-verdict/index.html

So Karadzic only gets 40 years for genocide. I know he won't live that long but come on, Europe, 40 years for killing countless people?

Dude in Chicago got 100 years for providing a gun used in one murder.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/24/europe/karadzic-war-crimes-verdict/index.html

So Karadzic only gets 40 years for genocide. I know he won't live that long but come on, Europe, 40 years for killing countless people?

Mostly Muslim people btw.

Yes it's disproportionally low but it's not like he's going to live that long anyway.
There was extreme sadism going on there during the war. It was also being documented with very graphic footage on the news.

That time when i was in the near proximity of where an airstrike took place on the 1st of January 1992 was, uhm, an interesting experience.

Mine wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/24/europe/karadzic-war-crimes-verdict/index.html

So Karadzic only gets 40 years for genocide. I know he won't live that long but come on, Europe, 40 years for killing countless people?

Mostly Muslim people btw.

Yes it's disproportionally low but it's not like he's going to live that long anyway.
There was extreme sadism going on there during the war. It was also being documented with very graphic footage on the news.

That time when i was in the near proximity of where an airstrike took place on the 1st of January 1992 was, uhm, an interesting experience.

what does it matter what religion they are?

http://www.theverge.com/2016/3/24/11297 ... bot-racist
Lol wtf

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Mine wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/24/europe/karadzic-war-crimes-verdict/index.html

So Karadzic only gets 40 years for genocide. I know he won't live that long but come on, Europe, 40 years for killing countless people?

Mostly Muslim people btw.

Yes it's disproportionally low but it's not like he's going to live that long anyway.
There was extreme sadism going on there during the war. It was also being documented with very graphic footage on the news.

That time when i was in the near proximity of where an airstrike took place on the 1st of January 1992 was, uhm, an interesting experience.

what does it matter what religion they are?

It's what made them the victims of genocide put simply.

chewm wrote:http://www.theverge.com/2016/3/24/11297050/tay-microsoft-chatbot-racist
Lol wtf

Hah

BurtReynolds wrote:

chewm wrote:http://www.theverge.com/2016/3/24/11297050/tay-microsoft-chatbot-racist
Lol wtf

Hah

This was funny

tragabigzanda wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:the Olympics are gonna be interesting this year.

http://money.cnn.com/2016/03/21/news/ec ... -olympics/

That will be the beginning of the end. Thousands of athletes from all over will take the zika virus home with them and we'll all die

Seriously, how is the Olympics committee not calling an audible on this?

is "military coup" an Olympic sport?

Black mail carrier handcuffed by NYPD while delivering packages, video shows
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By Elahe Izadi March 26

Glen Grays, a postal worker in Brooklyn, had his delivery route cut short on St. Patrick’s Day when he was handcuffed by four plainclothes police officers and placed in an unmarked car.

Cellphone video filmed by a bystander shows Grays in his postal service uniform, holding a package, when the officers approach him. The video doesn’t show what led up to the encounter.

The footage was released this week by Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams, who said Grays had been “carrying out his normal duties” as a mail carrier when he got out of his truck and “a vehicle passed by him, almost striking him.”

“He made comments to the vehicle, as any New Yorker would,” Adams said at a news conference Wednesday. “The occupants of the vehicle stopped, backed up when he was crossing the street delivering the package.”

Those occupants were the four plainclothes officers who followed Grays to his delivery stop, according to Adams. The video shows the officers tell Gray to “stop resisting.” They then take him away in handcuffs, leaving his mail truck unattended.

Yelling at the unmarked car about driving recklessly “is the only action that Glen did that day that caused those plainclothes officers to stop their vehicle and to show who’s the biggest and the baddest, and place handcuffs on an on-duty postal employee who is delivering the U.S. mail,” Adams said. “If they would do that to Glen, in his postal uniform, they would do it to any other person of color in this community.”

Asked about the incident, the New York Police Department said only that “the matter is under internal review.”

Mayor Bill de Blasio “will be in close touch” with New York Police Commissioner Bill Bratton “about this incident’s investigation and findings,” Monica Klein, the mayor’s deputy press secretary, said in a statement.

“We expect all members of NYPD to act professionally and respectfully,” Klein said.

Grays, who said he was issued a summons for disorderly conduct, is engaged to a New York police officer he met while on his delivery route, the New York Times reported.

“I don’t hate cops,” Grays told the newspaper. Pointing to his fiancee, he said: “I’m marrying one.”

Adams said the incident has “traumatized” Grays, who has never been arrested or received a summons from police before.

Adams said that Grays did nothing wrong in the video, adding: “It’s hard not the believe that the only reason Glen was handcuffed is because [of] the color of his skin.”

Grays is African American.

The police department in New York has come under fire in the past for policies that critics said disproportionately targeted people of color.

Fatal encounters with New York City police have brought additional scrutiny to the department: In 2014, an unarmed black man, Eric Garner, died after he was taken to the ground by officers and put in what appeared to be a chokehold. The incident was caught on tape and ignited protests across the country, with Garner’s last words, “I can’t breathe,” becoming a rallying cry.

That same year, a rookie officer fatally shot Akai Gurley, an unarmed black man, in the stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project. The officer, Peter Liang, was convicted of manslaughter and fired from the department.

In 1999, an unarmed African immigrant, Amadou Diallo, was gunned down by four New York City police officers in front of his apartment building, killed in a hail of 41 bullets.

Sonya Sapp, the mother of Glen Grays, said this week that she cried when she watched the video of her son’s arrest. He is the eldest of her six sons.

“I worry about all my boys, every minute, every second of every day,” Sapp said at a news conference Wednesday..

The video begins by showing plainclothes officers approaching Grays, who is holding a package. Not all of the words they exchange are clear.

“You want my ID? My ID is right there inside of the truck,” Grays tells the officers, pointing to the vehicle.

The officers tell him to get his ID. Grays is heard telling them he is delivering his postal route. Two officers physically pull him away from the door. The package, having fallen to the ground, is kicked away by an officer.

Grays is told to put his hands behind his back.

“Stop resisting,” officers tell him.

“He almost hit me,” Grays says. “I’m not resisting.”

“Put [your hands] behind your back, or you’re going to get f—— hurt,” one officer tells him.

Four officers surround Grays, who repeats, frustrated: “I’m not resisting.”

“Get off of me,” he says.

The four plainclothes officers eventually lead Grays, handcuffed, to their unmarked black car.

An officer frisks him and puts him in the car.

Bystanders yell at the officers throughout the encounter. Some recognize Grays and call out to him by name. The video ends there.

Adams, the borough president, said that after the police vehicle drove away, it rear-ended another car and that Grays, who wasn’t placed in a seatbelt, was injured in the crash.

Adams denounced the actions of the officers, saying he was deeply troubled by the treatment of a federal employee and that the “major steps” taken by de Blasio and Bratton to reform police practices haven’t gotten “down to the street.”

“This could have been another Eric Garner situation if Glen had not responded as calmly as he did,” Adams said.

Credit where it is due; good move by Gov. Deal to veto Georgia's Religious Liberty law.
Of course it was ridiculous that it got passed to begin with but hey, that's what happens when you live in a very red state with a super conservative legislature.

The irony. An Irish guy in the US military singing an IRA song telling the Brits to fuck off home, 'have yis no home to go to?' Brilliant.

http://www.thejournal.ie/wolfe-tones-af ... book_short