Right-wing terrorism in Norway - Andres Behring Breivik

One of Steve Sailer's breed of hateful, eccentric, sub-human savage, white male terrorists have struck again. Last Friday, Andres Behring Breivik (32) commits catastrophic acts of terrorism in Norway that has left 93 killed at last count and many injured.

It started on July 22, 2011, when Andres set off bombs in Oslo that killed at least 11, injured many more, and destroyed buildings. Then he when to a youth camp located on an island, posing as a police officer, then went on a shooting spree, murdering at least 82 people, primarily Norwegian youths.

Andres Behring Breivik is not Muslim or dark skinned. He is a very pale, blond, white male who is confirmed to be deeply affiliated with right-wing Christian extremism, such as Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Ann Coulter, and Steve Sailer.

The War on Terror is only in it's infancy stages. This will make concrete evidence to evict right-wing extremist groups like American Renaissance, VDare, and similar to cancel their terrorist activities when they set up their conferences in Washington D.C. or wherever. There is alot of work ahead and the terrorists will have some kills, but in the end we will defeat them and win.

Record heat wave bakes Republican southern states

The record heat wave, massive droughts, destroyed farmlands, and loss of life is baking the United States, but hitting the Republican southern states the hardest. Another nail in the coffin, and deeper those coffins are buried, for Steve Sailer's bogus affordable family foundation plan that rural republican states in the south and midwest are the best areas to raise families.

Oh yeah, what happened to the right-wing pseudo-scientists who are bashing on global warming because of a snow storm? What do they have to say about these record high temperatures set in 2011?


Extreme heat wave to spread across U.S., drought conditions to worsen

Already during July, 882 record high temperatures have been tied or set across the U.S. At the same time, drought is more extensive than any time since at least 2000. Over the weekend and next week, the drought will worsen in many areas while a remarkable burst of humid heat surges north and then east.

The U.S. Drought Monitor released Thursday showed 29 percent of the country in drought, and 12 percent of the country in exceptional drought, the largest extent on record (though records only go back to 2000).

The drought conditions covering large sections of the U.S. have evolved very quickly. A year ago, there was essentially no extreme or exceptional drought over the U.S. The New York Times has an excellent illustration showing the evolution of “extreme to exceptional” drought over time

Of all states, drought conditions continued to be most extensive and intense in Texas, with 72 percent of the state in exceptional drought. But drought conditions have rapidly expanded in Oklahoma, where exceptional drought now covers 40 percent of the state, a marked 10 percent increase from last week.

In the south central U.S., the drought and heat go hand in hand. At weather.com’s blog, meteorologist Stu Ostro, explained the self-reinforcing cycle:

In the southern states, particularly the southern Plains, afternoon high temperatures have consistently been particularly extreme, assisted by how dry the soil is. Rather than some of the sun’s energy going into evaporating soil moisture, it gets efficiently converted into quickly-rising temperatures each day.

And in turn, the soil dries out even more, worsening the drought.

Heat Index Rises: Hot Weather Hits Midwest, South

There is no need for a campfire this summer in parts of the United States: Just go outside and watch those marshmallows roast themselves.

This weekend's raging heat wave will linger into the upcoming week, threatening to set existing high temperature records ablaze.

Seventeen states have heat warnings in effect for the upcoming week and 36 states are expected to see temperatures at or above 90 degrees today.

A high pressure system anchored over the Great Plains will produce sizzling temperature in the 90s and 100s from Texas through the Upper Midwest and Accuweather predicts that the plains and Mississippi Valley will feel the brunt of the blazing temperatures.

Social Security payments endangered if debt deal fails

If Congress and the White House do not agree on a debt deal by August 2, one Republican stronghold, the elderly and their Social Security payments, are in danger of not receiving any more Social Security payments. If the Republicans want to default and destroy their stronghold the most because they cannot accept any reasonable plan to make the richest Americans and corporations to pay their fair share of taxes, then let the elderly and crippled perish. Social Darwinism is coming true.

Talk of Social Security on hold ‘scaring a lot of older folks’

DUI Republican Role Models - Robert Mecklenborg and Martin Garrick

Wish we had more GOP/Republican leaders like them to lead us in raising families and our communities. Believe me, digital footprints work in ruining these kind of scumbags and criminals for life. I've received hate mail from featured rogues and felons, as well as close family members, exposed here who really lost their jobs, livelihoods, and future. Employers are constantly checking the digital footprints of prospective and current employees. It works, so here it is.



Robert Mecklenborg, Ohio House of Representatives since 2007, arrested for and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol following a traffic stop April 23, 2011.
Date of birth: April 1, 1952 (age 59)



Martin Garrick, California State Assembly since 2006, arrested on June 16, 2011 on suspicion of drunken driving.
Date of birth: 1953 (age 58)