The Real Obama Administration

 

Since the 2008 presidential elections, the populous have been assured of bi-partisan politics. Both sides of the aisle should and would meet in the middle to solve this countries pressing problems. The administration's word for this wondrous meeting of the minds - transparency. Well, the true colors of this cabal have again shown themselves - black.

NDAs or non-disclosure agreements are now mandatory with respect to that wonderful and so so necessary government parasite called HUD - Housing and Urban Development. What is essentially a presidential gag order, prohibits discussion participants from talking to anyone, including the press concerning the ongoing "negotiations."

The National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders - read "stealing from caucasians and giving to non-whites" - president Judy Kennedy, said that in her three decades of experience she had only seen NDAs required when writing new regulations. Excuse me? Who the HELL do these people think they are? Sharky&Sharky firmly believe these clowns work for us.

According to the agreement - "I will not, without written permission of HUD, reveal, divulge or publicize any information covered under this agreement or disseminate any oral, written or electronic information obtained under this collaboration."

Be afraid people - be VERY afraid.

©Sharky&Sharky

Baltimorons

Sure dead people vote - sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between the living and the no-so-living. But in Baltimore, seems the dead still walk amongst us.

The undead zombies are now signing speed camera traffic tickets even though each ticket is supposed to be reviewed by a live officer. Over 2,000 - yes thousand - tickets have been signed by an officer who died months before. Government corruption is very much alive and well in Maryland as in most other states.

People need to take to the streets and stop this wanton misuse of "official" power.

T$A

Give us your money - if you don't, you're a terrorist.

Liberty Airport in lovely New Jersey is the latest place you want to avoid. That is, unless you want your money stolen. Michael Arato, a TSA supervisor, admitted to allowing the theft of passengers monies in exchange for kickbacks. One week he received $3,100 to "look the other way." In fact, Mr. Arato decided this deal was so good - he stole money himself at his "security checkpoint" in terminal B. Between $400 and $700 per shift.

Apparently the Department of Homeland Security has been "trying" to crackdown on theft by TSA employees. Seems they are not trying hard enough. You know if it's going on here - it's going on everywhere.

So, what's the difference between the TSA and a Mexican drug cartel? At least with drugs, you usually get what you pay for.

©Sharky&Sharky

p.s. Sharky&Sharky believe that one bad apple, make that a bushel - oh what the hell the entire orchard of bad apples that is the TSA should just fall to the ground and rot.