Archive for the 'Health' Category
Saturday, May 19th, 2012
![SODA SODA Firenze Sage: $15,000 soda pop [federal fine to school]](http://freedomok.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/SODA.jpg)
$15 K federal fine to school for soda bought after lunch makes no sense
Soda pop OK if bought before lunch but a huge federal fine if purchased after lunch. This makes no sense except harassment sense.
Davis High School has been fined $15,000 after they were caught selling soda pop during lunch hour, which is a violation of federal law.
The federally mandated law prohibits the sale of carbonated beverages after lunch is served. The program is an effort to help fight childhood obesity and to have young students make better food choices.
The mandate allows for carbonated beverages to be sold before lunch, but restricts students from buying lunch, then purchasing carbonated drinks afterward.
“Before lunch you can come and buy a carbonated beverage. You can take it into the cafeteria and eat your lunch, but you can’t first go buy school lunch then come out in the hallway and buy a drink,” said Davis High Principal Dee Burton.
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“He has erected a multitude of New Offices, and sent hither swarms of Officers to harrass our people, and eat out their substance.”
The Declaration of Independence has it spot on!!
JAJ48@aol.com http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/109312
Tags: federal fine, fine, harassment, nonsense, school, soda
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Tuesday, May 8th, 2012
![HOLDING-CELLjpg HOLDING CELLjpg Firenze Sage: Man survives on urine [held in holding cell with no food or water]](http://freedomok.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/HOLDING-CELLjpg.jpg)
no food or water for college student picked up in driug raid
A college student picked up in a federal drug sweep in California was never arrested, never charged and should have been released. Instead, authorities say, he was forgotten in a holding cell for four days.
Without food, water or access to a toilet, Daniel Chong had to drink his own urine to survive and began hallucinating after three days because of a lack of nourishment, his lawyer said.
“He nearly died,” Eugene Iredale said. “If he had been there another 12 to 24 hours, he probably would have died.”
The top Drug Enforcement Administration agent in San Diego apologized Wednesday for Chong’s treatment and promised an investigation into how his agents could have forgotten about him.
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Fire everyone within 500 yards of the building.
Even the TSA isn’t this stupid,yet. jaj48@aol.com
Tags: drug enforcement agency, drug sweep, holding cell, student
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Tuesday, May 8th, 2012
![SOOT SOOT Firenze Sage: Forget a cancer cure, control soot [EPA]](http://freedomok.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/SOOT.jpg)
EPA views soot control more important
EPA’s rules cost the private sector $105+ BILLION compared to $5 billion for the rest of government. And the EPA continues to make outrageous statements. It has been brought to light that in testimony to Congress last September, Administrator Lisa Jackson claimed that further controls of soot would be as beneficial to public health as finding a cure for cancer.
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Which to get rid of first,TSA, Dept of Energy or Education or this one.
JAJ48@aol.com http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/109312
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Tags: cost of EPA rules, EPA, soot
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Sunday, April 15th, 2012
![TUBjpg TUBjpg Firenze Sage: Rub a dub dub, nude maid in the tub [Texas maid service]](http://freedomok.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/TUBjpg.jpg)
rub a dub dub, nude maid in the tub
Nude maid service watched closely by police in Texas:
Police in staunchly conservative West Texas city if Lubbock are keeping close tabs on a young entrepreneur’s recently opened cleaning service that offers nude maids.
Lubbock police Sgt. Jonathan Stewart said the owner of Fantasy Maid Service of Lubbock doesn’t have a permit to operate a sexually oriented business and officers are watching for any violation, which would bring a $2,000 fine.
But owner Melissa Borrett insists she’s not operating such a business. Customers pay $100 an hour for one maid or $150 an hour for two maids, and no touching is allowed, she said.
“I run a maid service,” the 26-year-old entrepreneur said. “We really just clean houses. These girls are not performers. They’re maids.
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Guess what goes on in the broom closet. JAJ48@aol.com
Tags: laws, maid, nude, service, Texas
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Wednesday, April 4th, 2012

Kagan leak?
So did someone on the Supreme Court leak to Obama that the Supreme Court might find ObamaCare illegal? If so, was it someone — Kagan — who used to work for Obama?
Federal judges can find Obama-Care illegal says Texas federal Judge Smith in response to Obama’s recent remarks about judicial review. It’s impossible to find ObamaCare’s individual mandate illegal said Obama. Oh?
But federal courts routinely strike down laws as illegal and unconstitutional. Today, Texas federal judge Smith bristles at Obama’s recent remarks on judicial review and that unelected men and women cannot — or should not — decide the fate of Obama-Care.
Texas federal Judge Smith rebuked U.S. Attorney General Holder concerning Obama’s remarks and requested within 48 hours a 3 page single space response concerning Obama’s position on judicial review.
The Supreme Court has always practised deference responded Eric Holder. Sounds like Holder thinks that the Supreme Court is supposed to rubber stamp whatever the Executive branch does.
Some of Texas Judge Smith’s prior rulings: Affirmative Action illegal and unconstitutional at Texas Law School. Obama’s 6 month moratorium on deep water oil drilling was found illegal.
Obama’s remarks — that the Supreme Court cannot decide the legality of Obmaa-Care — show a profound dis-respect for our federal courts and the independence of our three branches of government. written by DrCameronJackson@gmail.com
Tags: affirmative action not legal, Judge Smith, judicial activism, judicial review, Obama-Care, oil spill, Supreme Court, Texas
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Sunday, April 1st, 2012

bacon

force pork?
Conservatives can do things that support getting rid of ObamaCare, Obama’s regulations and Obama’s policies. One way: Read the opposition’s arguments and comment back via blogs and email. This is a comment back on ‘Broccoli and bad faith’ written by Paul Krugman, with New York Times.
Replace broccoli with pork and see what happens to Krugman’s weak argument.
Dear Mr. Krugman: Do you know that …..
1) Americans overwhelmingly dislike 2 to 1 ObamaCare. It was not popular before and overall it is still unpopular.
2) If the Supreme Court throws ObamaCare out entirely, then Congress gets a fresh slate to make health care reform with bipartisan support. Not one Republican voted for ObamaCare. Any change of such massive proportions requires bipartisan support and public input through hearings. Thus, a fresh start is the best way to go.
3) Americans want health care reform that respects individual freedom of religion per the Bill of Rights. Obama recently Jan 20, 2012 told the Catholic bishops there was no waiver for any church organizations. Under Obama-Care, all organizations must provide for free a wide variety of contraceptive choices including abortion, sterilization and birth control pills. Many organizations are affronted at this lack of respect for individual conscience and by the one size fits all approach taken by Obama and his Health Secretary Sebelius. (more…)
Tags: "individual mandate", bacon, broccoli, culinary habits, government regulations, health insuran, ObamaCare, Paul Krugman, pork
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Friday, March 30th, 2012

TSA & pimp
TSA manager holds down a second job as a pimp.
Montgomery County Police have arrested a TSA manager for running a prostitution ring out of a Silver Spring hotel. Bryant Livingston was arrested at his job at Dulles International Airport where he worked as a morning shift manager.
Hotel employees were suspicious of activity and called police.
When Montgomery County Police arrived and knocked on the hotel room door they saw three naked women in a room and four men. One man admitted to police he had arrived with the promise of sex for $100.
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So, which job is the worse crime? JAJ48@aol.com
Tags: arrest, prostitution, TSA, two jobs
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Thursday, March 22nd, 2012

get written commitment by Congress
Use pen, email and phone to contact your representatives in Congress. Tell your representatives that you want their public statement in writing that they oppose Obama-Care and will — if re-elected — repeal Obama-Care.
First step next week hopefully is that the U.S. Supreme Court, after hearing oral arguments, will find the individual mandate to be unconstitutional. And since the individual mandate is connected to all other parts of Obama-Care [no severability clause was deliberate] all of ObamaCare should be found unconstitutional. Probably sometime in June the U.S. Supreme Court will tell the public what they decide.
For now, keep telling your representatives and the newspapers and your friends and acquaintances what you think.
Here’s some information:
Obama-Care costs twice as much as predicted says CBO. Obama-Care puts decisions in hands of unknown government administrators instead of patients and their doctors.
written by DrCameronJackson@gmail.com
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Below is from the American Spectator.
“American communists and the radical left generally have long targeted the Roman Catholic Church. They know their enemy, one that is both spiritual and eternal. They have long attempted to pit Protestants and Catholics against each other. It’s an old art, really, that’s today totally forgotten.
And so, is this tactic being resurrected right now under Barack Obama? Is this more of the “fundamental transformation” we were promised — elected by oblivious Americans in November 2008?
If Obama can frame his mandate as a matter of contraceptive freedom — rather than an obvious constitutional affront on religious liberty — he may be able to successfully pit large numbers of Protestants and even many Catholics against the institutional Catholic Church. It would be the kind of religious agitation that would make the Marxists of the last century — particularly Obama’s mentor — very proud. How’s that for “hope” and “change”?
Paul Kengor is professor of political science and executive director of the Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College. His books include The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism and Dupes: How America’s Adversaries Have Manipulated Progressives for a Century. He is currently writing a book on Frank Marshall Davis.
Read more: http://www.americanthinker.com
Tags: contact your representatives, get it in writing, repeal ObamaCare
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Saturday, March 17th, 2012
Prison time & no more license to practice law for US Justice attorneys Friedrich, Glavin, Morris et al who withheld and manipulated evidence that lead to a guilty verdict for Alaska Senator Stevens?
Read the reports and you decide. (WSJ, 3-17-2012)
That’s what citizens can & probably should request happen to all the US Attorneys responsible for this failure of justice which changed the balance of power in the U.S. government. Those attorneys got their licence probably from the District of Columbia. The State can jerk their license. A judge could require an independent investigation. Obama could order his Attorney General to act ….
But don’t hold your breath [as you will turn blue in the face waiting] for U.S. Attorney Eric Holder or President Obama to act. Three years have passed and Holder has not disciplined any of the men or woman involved.
ObamaCare got vote #60 from Alaska Democrat Senator Mark Begich when Senator Stevens lost the election in 2008 shortly after U.S. Justice department obtained a guilty verdict based on systematic concealment of significant exculpatory evidence.

US Attorney Matthew Friedrich
Tags: #60 vote, balance of power, Brenda Morris, conservatives, credibility, disbar, Judge Sullivan, justice, Matthew Friedrich, ObamaCare, Rita Glavin, Stevens, u.s. government, what to do
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Sunday, March 11th, 2012
![PUSHUPS PUSHUPS Firenze Sage: Why stop at soccer? How about ballroom dancing? [a third recreation field for Gitmo detainees]](http://freedomok.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/PUSHUPS.jpg)
Gitmo P.E.
What happened to breaking up rocks and push-ups for POWs? Instead, taxpayers pay for another — the third — recreation field for Gitmo prisoners.
This is the third recreation facility at Camp 6, which houses “highly compliant” detainees who live in a communal setting, the report stated. Other facilities include an indoor recreation field and an outdoor recreation field.
The new field will afford the detainees “maximum access” — about 20 hours a day, via special passageways to allow passage into the new recreation yard without military escort.
A military police representative who asked not to be identified by name told the reporters that allowing high levels of activity outdoors helped reduce behavioral problems at the camps, and limited the amount of interaction between detainees and the guards, Fox reported.
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Why not just give them ball room dancing? It would certainly be cheaper.
Tags: detainees, fields, Gitimo, POWs, recreation
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