Subway emergency intercom found to be faulty

What if there was a real emergency? This could well be not just specific to Taipai. Full story below.

*cross-posted… and there’s more there, too. Where TF is Mole and Gus??? Thanks GG.

Cheney. I knew it!

Don’t ask me how I know. Probably the same way you do. You can sense it, right? Feel it?

I knew that slimey Cheney SOB was involved in 9/11. How involved is anyone’s guess, but that’s not the point. He was involved.

The troof is out there… well at least if you’re mum turned activist Cindy Sheehan.

Seriously, would it be better to despise or pity her? Flogging her dead son’s memory around like that still, in order to keep pounding out the redundant, irrelevant dribble of far Left groups who so callously took advantage of a once pround but then grieving parent is, either way you look at it, not a good look.

Dancing vandals.

The story behind this might not be as funny as the video, but 2 graffiti vandals were caught “tagging” a home owners property, through threats of violence the criminals were brought inside then made to dance for their captors until the police arrived.

Swearing warning on the video. “C” bombs being dropped.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10672074

Police were called to the High St address on Saturday night after a householder, who wanted to be known only as Izzy, allegedly discovered the pair had tagged his fence on Thursday.

Izzy and his partner, Tracey, made the pair dance while waiting for police, recording their moves on camera.

Izzy said that when officers arrived, they filmed the action on cellphones.

Should be a lot more of it really….

Hard Labor

Here’s the official version:

LABOR may have managed to hang on to office, but behind the scenes a brain drain is under way in ministerial offices.

Many of the staff made the decision to leave months ago, after two-and-a-half years working for the demanding Rudd government.

And thanks to commenter, MarkL, over at Tim Blair’s, here’s a portion of the unofficial version:

Gotten a couple of calls from desperate hair-on-fire folks I know at DFAT. This is the gist of the last one:

DFAT Person “**** have you **** heard? It’s **** kevin **** rudd the **** little **** as **** foreign minister!”

MarkL: “Should be fun.”

DP “(about 200 **** deleted) No. The little squealer was a bloody useless EL-1 here and everyone hated him. He did not get sacked because he sucked **** by the country mile with [names of guilty parties deleted]. There were parties when the little **** left to go and **** up the Queensland health system. He knew we all hated him, that’s why he cut the **** off our budget when he became PM. He’s a vindictive, vicious, small minded, micromanaging **** little **** and those are his good points.”

M: “Like I said, should be fun. For everyone not at DFAT.”

DP “You are a ****!”

Let it not be a three year wait.

The Greens’ economic policies translated

To go through all of them would be most tedious, and half of them are just blather anyway, but here’s a few of their more noteworthy domestic economic policies (as opposed to their global wet dream) translated in bold. And since they’ll be our new overloads come next July, and since Julia has done her post-election deal, perhaps it’s a good idea to continue having the look the MSM hasn’t at more of their policies.

Principles:

3. the free market economy, by externalising the environmental and social costs of greenhouse gas emissions is creating the greatest market failure of all time, namely climate change.

OK. So what’s the alternative to a free market economy?

Read on.