Reader Tips – small dead animals

Tonight, Bruce and Sheila, we take a look at some Aussieoddities, including an eleven-foot worm. Fair dinkum!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgPhn4tYxJQ
Re: Aussieoddities. The result of being detached from the planet.
Sadly however–feral animals now raise havoc with nature.
I saw English sparrows flying around Sydney. The Brits brought them over as pets along with rabbits that are out of control.
Enjoy the video!

The Ukraine is slowly being sucked back into the Soviet Empire and no one is doing much to stop it. The downside of leading from behind.
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2014/09/01/ukraine-forces-lose-more-ground-to-rebels-as-putin-calls-for-statehood-talks/?intcmp=latestnews

English sparrows or House sparrows(HOSP’s for short) have been a menace to all parts of the world where they have been introduced. HOSP’s have been my enemy all summer long here in Alberta. They empty the feeder’s in a short time and bully the chickadee’s and goldfinches. A high powered laser has been my help as of late since I will not use an air rifle in town. Feeder deterrents only work for a couple days and they won’t venture to the repeater trap. Sonsa b!tches.

What death panels you moronic scaremongering chillbilly hick!?!
http://iowntheworld.com/blog/?p=250369

First manipulate the data, then try to manipulate the heart.
“If people can’t connect with the statistics and data, maybe they can connect with someone who understands that data.”

Eastern Ukraine is separating to once again be part of Russia, as they share a common cultural history opposed to the government in Kiev. The rest of the world is wisely staying out of a regional issue that doesn’t concern them.
As posted in last night’s RT, anyone who wants to fight on either side is welcome to go over there and join the international brigades.

“Eastern Ukraine is separating to once again be part of Russia, as they share a common cultural history …”
Do Chechnya and Tatarstan have a common cultural history with Russia?

Does the rabbit video in Aussieland remind you of the Mexicans down south sans the fence?
The Ukrainian situation reeks of failed Russian policy. Grew up with Doukaboors and if nothing else they are as bullheaded as they come. The Russians have to know that their actions are blowing any vestige of ‘detente’ BS out of the water. The key for the USA is to secure a strong alliance with Romania and Turkey which will still give them access to the Black Sea. This situation could become Russia’s ‘Irag/Afganistan’ an as as body bags head home the folks will become a tad upset with Putin.

Left-liberalism today.
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“Full-day kindergarten impacts Grades 1, 2
InsideHalton.com – ‎1 hour ago‎
Ontario kindergarten students are so ahead in their learning that it’s prompting school boards to revisit the curriculum for subsequent grades.”
“Stephen Harper takes big words, small stick to NATO summit
Terry Milewski” (Our CBC)

Stolen from Maggies Farm
The Meltdown.
http://www.commentarymagazine.com/article/the-meltdown/

For your “Not your Grandma’s Humane Society” theme: http://beefmagazine.com/blog/beef-daily-reader-warns-hsus-ebay-link
Shoppers on eBay might notice the option to donate to the Humane Society of the United States after each purchase.

According to the Competitive Enterprise Institute, federal regulations cost businesses $1.8 trillion in 2013 – more than the Gross Domestic Product of Canada. Federal regulations cost the average American family $14,974 annually. The 2013 Federal Register contained nearly 3,500 regulations totaling 79,000 pages – the fourth largest Federal Register in history.
http://scalise.house.gov/press-release/scalise-introduces-bill-cap-regulatory-spending