That would mean the Mandarin classes would have to stop, though.

On the sidebar of this WSJ page I have open, I can see five and a half articles I could click on if I were that bored. (Five most colorful navel lint balls!)

Three of them have to do with that Malaysian airliner.

Sweartagod, if these people don’t shut up about it soon I’m gonna give it back.

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7 Responses to That would mean the Mandarin classes would have to stop, though.

  1. MamaLiberty says:

    It’s a puzzle, all right. I was rather astonished to see that the big mudslide in Washington state had slid off the top headline slot of all the news feeds – already. Finally found a short piece, and sadly they found more dead, but I guess mud isn’t as exciting as blood and missing aircraft. And nobody seems to mention the fact that these folks were warned many long years ago about living in the path of that unstable mountainside. I have folks who live not too far from there.

    And, while I feel bad for the families of those lost in the airplane, what is with this ongoing hysteria and shouting? People die every day, from all kinds of things. I can think of many worse fates than the probable quick death of those passengers. Why does this remain such a big deal for so long? Are we missing something in this story?

    Very interesting story about the “body cams” of the two police outfits, one in Rialto, CA. and one in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The one in Rialto, supposed to be a model of reform, is highly questionable at best. I’ve spent some real time in Rialto… and the police were as smarmy as any others even 20 or more years ago. About on a par with most police in So. Calif. which is to say, not good. Turns out that this “study” is a bit of PR fluff from someone connected with that Rialto police outfit, and no doubt a real whitewash.

    The cameras have an “off” switch, I presume, and there are lots of “poor folks,” druggies, homeless and other marginal folks in both places to provide fodder for the gore mills of both police FORCES. And as long as they target those folks, they won’t get much bad press, of course. But I know from personal experience that there are growing areas in those cities and surrounding areas where the police do not dare to set foot unless they come in overwhelming numbers, especially at night. The worm will turn eventually.

  2. Bear says:

    ML: “what is with this ongoing hysteria and shouting? “

    Personally, I’m extremely curious as to how Joel manipulated spacetime to shift the Bermuda Triangle and a black hole into the plane’s path. Inquiring mindsbrainless CNN anchors want to know.

  3. Dubber308 says:

    I grew up a couple miles from the mudslide. Thank FSM, God, Allah, and shit house luck that my family is safe. I do know several of the dead and missing. My brothers and sons-in-law are working on the recovery. A lot of the houses had been there fifty years or more. For some perspective, The Steelhead Drive area is 50′ to 70′ below the highway. The highway has about 40′ of mud and debris on it. And I feel so helpless sitting 500 miles away.

  4. MamaLiberty says:

    Far be it for me to out Joel… but I’d really like to know how to manipulate spacetime at least a little. To heck with the Bermuda Triangle… that’s their problem. For once, I’m just really sick of winter…

    As for expecting brains of MSM “anchors,” I gave up wasting any time on that probably 40 years or more ago. It was a real blow to discover that “Walter Cronkite” was a sleazeball collectivist after all. sigh

  5. MamaLiberty says:

    Dubber, I feel for you. I felt the same when the really bad fires got close to my sister’s house a few years ago. Their house is in a sub-division built 40 years ago. And I’ve felt bad for people who built their houses on the sides of unstable slopes in lots of places, flood plains, near volcanoes, lots and lots of seriously dangerous places. Just think of how many times taxpayers have “helped” to rebuild the super mansions that routinely burn or crumble and fall into the ocean in places like Malibu.

    And most of those homes would not be built there if the home insurance was not so insanely skewed, and the rescue/fire operations were not supported by stolen tax money… and a host of other problems caused by this horrible idea that everybody should live off everybody else. If they had to bear the risk and the costs themselves, they’d find somewhere else to live… at least after the first disaster.

    I can fully understand the desire to live in beautiful, even potentially dangerous places, of course. I just can’t see robbing other people anywhere at gun point to make it possible.

  6. Howard says:

    Can we saw “False flag”. The plane deal is keeping lots of stuff out of the headlines. We hardly hear about the Chrimea or the economy lately. I suppose it could je a coverup as suggested on the daily sheepel last night as well. Certainly the mud slide has the potential of almost half as many bodies as the plane.

  7. Bear says:

    Howard, no need for false flag ops. In an entire world of things happening the complicit lamestream muddia can always find something more important… like Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, too effin’ many Kardashians…

    Even if you insist on an incident involving a plane crash…flight 370 is at least the 22nd crash just this year. If anyone were so inclined, you could find something mysterious about any one of them. In 2012 and 2013, we averaged a crash roughly every two days.

    You want mysterious? How anout the missing Russian “mutant plague mice” freighter drifting unfound on the high seas for more than a year?

    One more cry of “false flag op!” and I’m going to declare that conspiracy theory to be a false flag op, and watch the Internet nuttosphere collapse into a black hole of concentrated paranoia.

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