Jo's Cafe

Welcome to the weekend!  Here in my part of the country we’re drying off from a bunch of thunderstorms that came through dumping not only lots of rain, but a bit of hail too.  Figures the SGM(R) would be “outside” working when they came through.  Never fails.   Our lawn guy put some rye grass down and now our yard is “green” from all the rain.  Makes our neighbor’s lawns look awful.  (hee hee)  We are not into the Jones’ crap that happens in some neighborhoods, but you can tell a difference!

I am soooo ready for summer.  Tans, shorts, walking the dogs and all that comes with summer.   I’m tired of being cold – period.

Tom Hanks may be a great actor, but bottom line:  He’s an idiot.

“Back in World War II,” he told Brinkley, “we viewed the Japanese as ‘yellow, slant-eyed dogs’ that believed in different gods. They were out to kill us because our way of living was different. We, in turn, wanted to annihilate them because they were different. Does that sound familiar, by any chance, to what’s going on today?” In a separate interview, Hanks referred to the war in the Pacific as one of “racism and terror.”  via: LA Times

Here we go again with the racism against terrorists shit. Mr. Hanks – when you can prove to me that the 13 people who flew planes into the twin towers and the pentagon where white, 6′ blonde, bikini clad women from Sweden, then you can call us racists. You sir – are a boob. (Aren’t liberals supposedly more intelligent because they go to better schools?)

When fireman and rescue workers are hurt doing their paid jobs rescuing people and putting out fires, does the government pay them for their injuries?   Well, no.  There is no huge pot of money they get for doing their jobs.   So why are we giving the rescue workers money for doing their jobs on 9/11?   Yes, there were issues with the air after the towers came down, but isn’t their issues with the air when any building comes down?  Isn’t that why they wear masks on site?  If the government was behind these buildings going down, yes – we should pay; but they weren’t.  I’m sorry if they were hurt or are having issues now, but you work in a high-hazard job and shit happens.  I don’t see where it’s the government’s responsibility to pay you over and above what you normally receive in your line of duty.

Speaking of idiots – Nancy Pelosi revealed a lot the 0ther day when she was talking about the Obama-care bill being rammed through.

“You’ve heard about the controversies within the bill, the process about the bill, one or the other.  But I don’t know if you have heard that it is legislation for the future, not just about health care for America, but about a healthier America, where preventive care is not something that you have to pay a deductible for or out of pocket.  Prevention, prevention, prevention—it’s about diet, not diabetes. It’s going to be very, very exciting.” via her own website

She tells us a lot right here in this one paragraph.  It’s not about healthcare, its about controlling America and what they do in their lives.   Diabetes happens.  Yes, prevention can stop some Type II diabetes from happening, but what about those people that are Type 1′s from birth?  How’s Nancy’s idea going to prevent that?   The health-care issue in Washington right now is not about caring for the sicking, but controlling the masses. Look at New York wanting to ban salt.  That’s what Nancy is talking about.

Liberals do not believe the masses can take care of themselves and it is the government’s responsibility to do so.  It doesn’t help that there are a lot of people already on the government dole, and they are adding to it daily by continuing to extend the unemployment benefits from our back pockets.    But let’s keep Nancy out there flapping – because the more she opens her mouth as far as she can (until the next botox treatment) the more she reveals what is behind her and the other liberals’ actions in Washington.

Daylight savings time again …. don’t get me started.   Spring Forward this weekend.

Off to the weekend and the week.   Have a blessed one!

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