Colluding With the Pakistanis
While the Democrats have been devoting all their time and attention to connecting the Trump campaign to Russia, they’ve been ignoring, and in fact impeding, an actual scandal involving four Pakistanis and national security.
While the Democrats have been devoting all their time and attention to connecting the Trump campaign to Russia, they’ve been ignoring, and in fact impeding, an actual scandal involving four Pakistanis and national security.
I refer to the fact that Imran Awan, his wife Hina Alvi and her brothers, Abid and Jamal, were all working as ITs (information technicians) for House Democrats, most notably Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who spent months trying to hinder the feds in their investigation of the Pakis.
The Awans had access to the confidential computer files of numerous House Democrats, including those serving on committees involved with Homeland Security, Foreign Affairs and the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
Although federal agents were able to arrest Mr. Awan just before he boarded a flight to Qatar, his wife and brothers-in-law had already flown the coop with several hundred thousand dollars — and Allah only knows how many state secrets!
No doubt Wasserman Schultz and her fellow House members had conducted a massive search for Americans who knew their way around a computer before finally, in desperation, settling on a family of Pakistani nationals.
Apparently, the charge against Imran Awan involves bank fraud, which, under the circumstances, is reminiscent of the feds nailing Al Capone for not paying his income taxes.
Although they’re the only things keeping Chuck Schumer from gaining control of the Senate, I can’t help wondering why Susan Collins of Maine, Rand Paul of Kentucky and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, don’t change their party affiliation from (R) to (D), and make what is already obvious, official.
Recently, I saw Tucker Carlson and Larry Elder discuss the chances that Rep. Maxine Waters, the black shrew who lives in a $4.5 million mansion miles away from the L.A. district she allegedly represents, will run for President in 2020.
I don’t think we need to worry about that, although it would explain why she has been one of the loudest voices calling for Trump’s head on a pike, although she’s willing to settle for his impeachment. That doesn’t mean I don’t wish she would be the standard-bearer for the leftist loons three years down the road.
But, for one thing, she would 82 years old. For another, the Republicans would make hay out of the fact that she wrote to Castro, urging him not to return the female fugitive, Joann Chesimard, aka Assata Shakur, who killed a New Jersey state trooper. She also famously blamed the CIA for creating the crack epidemic that tore through the black community in the 80s, as if the agency had opened storefront dispensaries on every corner in Watts, Harlem, Chicago and Detroit.
Furthermore, I don’t think it would be to her advantage in a presidential election to look like an ugly black man trying to pass himself off as an ugly black woman.
Frankly, I’m surprised that those college students who suffer a nervous breakdown if they even look at a conservative, let alone listen to one, who rush off to the nearest safe space containing stuffed toys, hot cocoa and blankets, if they even hear a rumor that Charles Murray or Ann Coulter is headed their way, haven’t objected to being referred to as snowflakes on the grounds that snowflakes are white and that it therefore constitutes hate speech.
On the other hand, slush, which they more closely resemble, isn’t the least bit white.
President Trump recently ordered that transgenders be banned from serving in the military. Because that is such a rational statement, especially in the wake of Congress deciding it would be appropriate for the American taxpayer to pick up the cost of having their plumbing surgically rearranged, it stood to reason that Washington’s pinheads would immediately denounce the president.
Instead of admitting that Trump was right, and that allowing transgenders to share the showers, barracks and latrines, of female soldiers, made no sense at all, the political poltroons immediately began to spew the typical bilge about Trump’s being a sexist, and that the military should be open to all those transgender patriots who wish to fight for their country…or at least have the country pay for their creepy surgery.
Naturally, the political pinheads compared it to denying black Americans the right to serve in the military. But, then, the hypocrites compare everything to the black civil rights movement, even when it involves same-sex marriages, which are nothing like bi-racial marriages, or pretending that denying transgenders the bathrooms of their choosing is the same thing as segregated restrooms and drinking fountains in the old South.
The piling on involved not only Never-Trumpers like Nancy Pelosi, Tammy Duckworth, Sherrod Brown, Cory Booker and Kamala Harris, but Republicans John McCain, Richard Shelby and Orrin Hatch.
Are they really so willing to sacrifice commonsense to political correctness? And if so, how would they feel about getting rid of height limits that prevent patriotic midgets and dwarfs from serving in the military? After all, I’m pretty sure that if we counted them up, we’d find there are more short people than transgenders in America.
Of all the silly things I have heard related to the Donald Trump/James Comey kerfuffle, perhaps the silliest was the notion that at the White House reception honoring law enforcement, the FBI Director was so uncomfortable finding himself in the same room as the President, he stood across the room so that his blue blazer would blend in with the room’s blue drapes, hoping that Trump wouldn’t notice him.
I don’t regard myself as an expert when it comes to camouflage, but Mr. Comey is 6'8". Blue drapes or no blue drapes, wouldn’t that be like ignoring the giraffe in the room?
A friend sent me a series of signs posted by Alison Billett, a storeowner in Johannesburg, South Africa. Among her pithy messages are:
Don’t do something permanently stupid because you’re temporarily upset. (This is something every would-be suicide should have framed on his wall.)
Be the person you needed when you were younger.
It’s better to walk alone than with a crowd going in the wrong direction. (This is something every college student should have framed on his wall.)
If you have to choose between drinking wine every day or being skinny, which would you choose? Red or white?
If you have a gun, you can rob a bank. But if you have a bank, you can rob everyone.
In a world where you can be anything, be kind.
When you make a commitment, you build hope. When you keep it, you build trust.
I am a woman. What’s your superpower? (I’m married to a good one.)
May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears. (attributed to Nelson Mandela)
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second-best time is now.
Stop trying to make everyone happy. You’re not tequila.
