Friday, December 31, 2010

Happy New Year!


I'm very disappointed in my morn'n coffee. That's it! I hate 2010!!!
Naw really it wasn't a bad year as years go. Everyone is fine. That's da most important thing.
I'm look'n forward to this coming year. 
Have A Very Happy 2011.


Make good choices this come'n year.


Now Go Out & Have Some Fun. I'm Gonna.
Wally

Friday, December 24, 2010

Susanna Hoffs Matthew Sweet Different Drum

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Merry Christmas

Monday, December 06, 2010

WikiLeaks lists Canadian sites vital to U.S.


Over-Rated Underachiever.

As I wrote before about Obama not knowing who his friends are? He should learn where his "power" comes from.
Everyone of these "so called", "sites" are Canadian national resources. "Canadian! National! Resources!".
Obama shoots his mouth off at U.N. about Canada. Lets see how uppity he gets if da U.S. ever has to stand on it's own two feet without our gas, oil, electricity, and communications. Let's see what happens even if we shut down his beloved Blackberry! He's a piece of shit! You don't back us at the U.N.? Fuck you!



Da guys at WikiLeaks are heroes for exposing these wars and for exposing the former and da current administrations.
Americans don't believe da media. Major media outlets are calling for these guys heads. When and if they ever arrest founder Julian Assange Americans should  hold a parade for him and not chastise and incarcerate him. The mans a hero!


Are You Out'a Your Haze Yet?

WikiLeaks has published a secret U.S. State Department list of key infrastructure sites in foreign countries — including dozens in Canada — that Washington considers vital to the national security of the United States.
The list of "critical infrastructure" and "key resources" located outside the U.S. was put together as part of a State Department order to compile an inventory of foreign sites whose loss could "critically impact" the public health or security of the U.S.
According to a February 2009 cable sent to U.S. embassies and consulates around the world, U.S. diplomats were instructed to update an existing list of foreign sites that could seriously harm the U.S. if they were targeted by terrorists or destroyed by other means.
Canadian sites on the 2008 list include such things as the Darlington and Pickering nuclear power plants east of Toronto, a number of international rail crossings and bridges, oil and gas pipelines, the James Bay hydroelectric project in Quebec, the Hibernia Atlantic undersea cable landing in Halifax, several dams, a number of mines, and several factories producing everything from missile parts to plasma to vaccines.
The cable includes hundreds of other strategic sites in all regions of the world. According to the diplomatic note, the order to update the list was aimed at strengthening "national preparedness, timely response, and rapid recovery in the event of an attack, natural disaster or other emergency."
WikiLeaks' publication of the list has increased official criticism of the whistleblowing website for providing a virtual "wish list" of potential targets for would-be terrorists.
"This is further evidence that [WikiLeaks has] been generally irresponsible, bordering on criminal," former British foreign secretary Malcolm Rifkind was quoted in British media reports. "This is the kind of information terrorists are interested in knowing," he said.
This is just the latest in a series of embarrassing leaks that have caused concern and anger in many world capitals in recent days. WikiLeaks began releasing more than 250,000 classified U.S. State Department cables more than a week ago.
Many of them have included unflattering U.S. diplomats' private assessments of foreign leaders.

A Future Hero. There Will Be Many Books Written Julian. About His Fearless Acts To Expose Corrupt/Inept Governments and Corporations.
When, How and Will They Shut Him Up Is Now da Issue? And da Question?
The CIA is now trying to pin false rape charges against him in Sweden.


Wally Is Oot There. Now.

Well No DUHH...?! Bush Lied.

George W. Bush
"Da Puppet Will Cry"
































Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder has accused George W. Bush of lying in his recently-published memoir, Decision Points. Mr. Bush wrote in the book that on January 31, 2002, during an meeting in the Oval Office, he told Mr. Schroeder that he was determined to make diplomacy with Iraq work, but if those efforts failed, he would invade Iraq. Mr. Bush quotes Mr. Schroeder as responding, "What is true of Afghanistan is true of Iraq. Nations that sponsor terror must face consequences. If you make it fast and decisive, I will be with you." Mr. Bush wrote that Mr. Schroeder was guilty of betraying him on that count, because Germany opposed war in favor of continued inspections for weapons of mass destruction. Mr. Schroeder responded to the passage in Mr. Bush's memoir by saying that Mr. Bush did not tell him the truth. Mr. Schreoder confirms that he told Mr. Bush that he would "stand reliably on the side of the U.S." if it was confirmed that Iraq was sheltering the terrorists who were responsible for the September 11 attacks. "But this link, as it became clear during 2002, was false and contrived," Mr. Schroeder says. "This goes for the reasons [for the invasion] given by Bush and Cheney too ... As we know today, the Bush administration's reasons for the Iraq war were based on lies."

Source: CMD & Source: The Telegraph (U.K.), November 30, 2010

This Just In... Obama Lied & Clinton Lied Too!
You wanna see da biggest lair yet? Watch da "60 Minutes" interview with Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.
Click da link. It's da biggest bunch of bullshit you will ever, ever hear in your life! It'll make you sick.

Wally OOT & Aboot.

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Toronto is the most miserable city in Canada: Study





Well No Guff?

Bigger may not be better after all.
A study conducted by the Canadian Centre for the Study of Living Standards has concluded what many Canadians have long believed: That Toronto is the most miserable city in the country.
Despite having the country's largest GDP and population, the megacity ranks lowest on the happiness scale. The study used data from the Canadian Community Health Survey for 2007 and 2008 to determine the happiness of various regions of Canada and the factors which contribute to the variation.
While Toronto came in at the bottom of the list (Sherbrooke, Que., was at the top), citizens of the megacity can take comfort in the fact, on average, they remain a fairly happy bunch. Toronto scored a 4.15 out of 5 on the happiness scale while Sherbrooke scored a 4.37. This means citizens in the happiest city were only about 5.5 per cent happier than in the least contented.
The study also hinted at the reasons for Toronto's relative unhappiness. A key finding of the study is that "the most important reason for geographical variation in happiness in Canada is differences in the sense of belonging to local communities, which is generally higher in small CMAs, rural areas, and Atlantic Canada."
Stress was also an important determinant of happiness, something found in great abundance on Toronto subways and highways each morning. And while household income did help with happiness, the benefits it offered were scant. A 10 per cent increase in income increased the number of people "very satisfied with life" by just 0.6 per cent.
The report suggests Canada consider a new metric for measuring success, one originally championed by the tiny Buddhist nation of Bhutan and now taken up by France and the United Kingdom: Gross national happiness.
The new index would give Canadians something to feel good about while our GDP continues to stagnate.



Before ya go all half cocked, I find that 99% of all studies are either flawed or full of shit! I just love to raze Toronto. Mainly because the city is rapidly falling down and nobody is doing a thing about it.
Shootings are up. Poverty is up. The infrastructure is collapsing.The cities underbelly is exposed.
With the election of another cut and save conservative as mayor this city is going to be a total loss.

So Toronto is done. Lets build a better city in da north. I'm think'n North Bay or Even Ottawa. Learn from Toronto's mistakes. Better luck next time Canada.



Sa ya I'm OOT. Wally

Thursday, November 18, 2010

What Does da FOX News Pundits Really Think Of Sarah Palin?

Watch!




That Doesn't Surprise You Does It?

Wally OOT!

Monday, November 08, 2010

Barack Obama Gives Me da Douche Chills...

Tuesday, November 02, 2010

Don't Bother Vote'n American...

It's Don't Count Anywho!



There's Isn't A Vote Any More.
It's All An Illusion Controlled By Large Corporations & Big Corporate Banks.
Well "THE" Big Corporate Bank.
The Federal Reserve.
Da Fix Is In.
If Everyone Refused da Vote Then You Would See The First Ever "Democratic" System In da U.S.A.
In Years.
Be A Real Patriot.
Bring Back da Paper Ballot.
Until Then...
DON'T VOTE!

Wally OOT!

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

The Gap: How Do Ya Know When Your Be'n Bullshitted?

Usually when the media reports about an outcry about a product. Who Really Cares? Nobody it's a SCaM!


This time it wasn't "New Coke". It was a lame attempt to sell us that the "Gap" was change'n their logo.
What's a real "tell" to da con is this awful "new logo".
What's the real story here? This is all a bad attempt at selling to us child made goods. The Gap clothing empire, which entails: Baby Gap, Old Navy & The Banana Republic, has been the worst offender of child labour laws. This company has been caught on numerous occasions of direct violations of using slave children to make their crap.
Now who would in their right mind care if the "Gap Logo" has changed? Let alone be "Outraged"? What the media should be report'n about is that The Gap has been losing sales ever since being caught. That's what America is really "Outraged" about! At least the Americans that are informed. 
The news of the Gap's atrocities a few years ago sent the then major clothing company into a sales and stock market spiral downward. The Gap still uses the same way of making goods. They use contracted manufacturers in India, Indonesia, China, Asia & Africa. They also switch companies more rapidly to cover their tracks to keep the unregulated media at bay.


Kids work in filth with no pay...
NEW DELHI – With Gap Inc. under fire for selling clothes made by children in India, activists and police raided a sweatshop in New Delhi where 14 boys were embroidering women's garments yesterday, illustrating the widespread problem of child labour in the country.
The children were as young as 10, came from a poor farming district on the other side of the country, and said they had never been given promised wages for working up to 15 hours a day embroidering sequins onto the flowing saris worn by Indian women.
The working and living conditions in the sweatshop just houses from where the Gap clothes were being made were grim – the boys were packed into a filthy room, sleeping on the same floor where they sewed all day.
"I don't want my money any more. Now I want to go home," said a thin 15-year-old boy who gave his name only as Hatiquallah.
Speaking at a nearby police station after the raid, Hatiquallah said he had been brought to New Delhi three years ago by a man who promised him work – and money. He never told his parents he was leaving.
"I was waiting for my wages," he replied when asked why he stayed. "I don't want them now.''
India's transformation in the past decade into an emerging global economic power has done little to alleviate the country's widespread poverty – and the problems that go along with it, such as child labour.
The government estimates 13 million children work here, many of them in hazardous industries, such as glass making, where such labour has long been banned. Rights activists place the number as high as 60 million – one estimate has 20 per cent of India's economy dependent on kids under the age of 14.
The scope of the problem was clear yesterday in the warren of narrow and dark alleys in New Delhi's Shahpur Jat neighbourhood, where the sari sweatshop was found just a few houses down from the now-shuttered operation that made Gap clothes.
"Every other house is like this – there are children working in small garment units," said a police officer involved in the raid, Birpal Singh. Police said they believed the saris were for sale within India.
But the widespread use of child labour in India and the discovery that kids were making clothes for the Gap, which has 90 full-time inspectors who travel around the world, raises questions for India's garment exporting industry, a $10 billion a year business that grew by more than 20 per cent last year.
Some of the biggest names in retailing make clothes in India, from Ralph Lauren to J.C. Penney. They all say that oversight of contractors is strict, but child's rights activists disagree.
"International companies hire subcontractors and then forget about it. There is no monitoring at all," said Bhuwan Ribhu, a lawyer who works with Bachpan Bachao Andolan, or the Save Childhood Movement.
For the kids themselves, the issue is not as clear cut as many outside India would imagine – many poor children are expected to work.
Sanjeev, an 11-year-old rescued yesterday from the sweatshop, said his parents had sent him off to work in New Delhi two years ago. He had not heard from or seen them since, and was worried they would be upset with him for not sending any money home. "But I never got my wages," he said.
Yesterday's raid came a day after Britain's Observer newspaper reported that children as young as 10 were found sewing clothes for the Gap in a New Delhi factory. It quoted the children as saying they had been sold to the sweatshop by their impoverished families and were not paid.
Vowing not to carry any products produced at the factory, Gap Inc., which operates 3,100 stores throughout the world, fired the subcontractor responsible for the abuse. It said none of the products made at the factory will be sold in its stores.
Indian officials offered no comment on the Observer report.
But child's rights activists said it was just a small part of a bigger problem, as evidenced by yesterday's raid.
"The biggest responsibility here lies with the Indian government – they don't develop a way of monitoring" factories, said Ribhu, the lawyer.
Ribhu said he would push authorities to return the children to their families in eastern India...
Guess What? They weren't!




Here are links to others writing on this story.
I Guess I Should'a At Least Posted A Few Good American Made Goods? Here Ya Go:

All American Clothing. Jeans and shirts

Muskoka Bear Wear. Leisurewear


Canada West BootsThe Best Boots Made... Period!

1921 Jeans: "They Are The Best Jerry, Da Best"!

american apparel: Feminine Clothing, T-shirts & American Made Levis

Try To Buy American, Canadian & European Goods.
Sa Wally

Wednesday, October 06, 2010

True Grit 2010

It's John Wayne vs. The Bros. From Minnesota.



Has da Brothers Finally Bitten Off More Than They Can Chew?


The Coen Brothers Have Remade The Classic Movie "True Grit" With Jeff Bridges As "Rooster" Cogburn.
The Trailer Looks Great!


John Wayne In His Most Memorable Role


Jeff Bridges & Newcomer Hailee Steinfeld
"True Grit" Was One Of My Favorite Movies.
I Think I Seen It Ten Times When It Came Out?
I Hope da Coen Brothers Do A Great Job. I Think They Will.
They Are da Greatest Movie Makers Of Our Generation!



You Be Da Judge.

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Wallycrawler Sez (((((("SQUIRREL!!!)))))

Squirrels, John Stewart, da Ground Zero Mosque & FOX News


The crazy thing about da whole "Ground Zero Mosque" thing is there is already a mosque much closer to "Ground Zero" than this learn'n center. Would you have guessed 80 feet away? I'll set a map up bellow. It will make you pause to reflect. Plus the so-called mosque is like two and a half blocks away. The FOX style of journalism makes it sound like they are building on the site of "Ground Zero"!

Don't get me wrong I'm not in favour of building any Mosque... Or Church... Or Synagogue... Or Scientology learn'n center... Or whatever bullshit faith that's out there. We need to stop the divide between us. We need to stop believing in da bogeyman under our beds or man in da sky counting our sins. Sky Gawd is telling us to kill our brothers. In reality that GAWD does not exist. He's just a way to control us from becoming all we need to become. He's a fable we need to put to rest. Remember when you were a kid and we felt it wasn't safe to put our feet down on da floor in da middle of da night in our dark bedroom? What helped you control that feeling? We jumped up and ran to the light, flicked it on fast and if you were really brave you would check under the bed. Remember that feeling just before you hit the floor to reveal... Noth'n? Your heart was pounding right out'a your chest then, relief, then that feel'n stupidity. Of course. 

Turn our lights on guys. These men & women who want us to kill each other are full-of-shit!

Who are our real enemies?
Is it the men who told us falsely that we were in danger and started a war that was clearly a grab for oil and control of the heroin market (more about that on a later post)? Is it the men who control massive media outlets convincing us we have enemies everywhere? Is it hate mongering religious zealots muslim, jew & christian?
I say yes those are the real enemies.

 I do have a few hints to tell if your be'n lied to:
1) If it comes out of a religious leader's mouth = Bullshit.
2) If it comes out'a politician's mouth = Bullshit.
3) If it comes from a Television = Bullshit.

If it comes from da Wallycrawler = ? That's up to you. I have my moments. Not now though.




Here It Is.



Wally Sez "Squirrel Baby"!
OOOOOT .


Time to Get Real, Fact Check & Rid Our Selves Of Liars.


Saturday, September 11, 2010

9/11 Truth: da BBC Accidentally Gets Caught With It's Pants Down & A Building Still Up!

23 Minutes That Can't Be Answered.




A Controlled Demolition On Building 7.

Monday, September 06, 2010

Go See. Go Rent. Go Buy. "Kick-Ass". The Best Movie This Year.


















This Is A bootleg Of The Trailer Shown In A Neighbourhood Theatre.
Listen To da Response. Amazing!
& That's Just da Trailer.





Wally's Movie Reveiw... & OOT!

Thursday, September 02, 2010

"Mad As Hell...": The Correlation Between Fox News & da Movie "Network".





"I don't have to tell you things are bad. Everybody knows things are bad. It's a depression. Everybody's out of work or scared of losing their job. The dollar buys a nickel's work, banks are going bust, shopkeepers keep a gun under the counter. Punks are running wild in the street and there's nobody anywhere who seems to know what to do, and there's no end to it. We know the air is unfit to breathe and our food is unfit to eat, and we sit watching our TV's while some local newscaster tells us that today we had fifteen homicides and sixty-three violent crimes, as if that's the way it's supposed to be. We know things are bad - worse than bad. They're crazy. It's like everything everywhere is going crazy, so we don't go out anymore. We sit in the house, and slowly the world we are living in is getting smaller, and all we say is, 'Please, at least leave us alone in our living rooms. Let me have my toaster and my TV and my steel-belted radials and I won't say anything. Just leave us alone.' Well, I'm not gonna leave you alone. I want you to get mad! I don't want you to protest. I don't want you to riot - I don't want you to write to your congressman because I wouldn't know what to tell you to write. I don't know what to do about the depression and the inflation and the Russians and the crime in the street. All I know is that first you've got to get mad.
You've got to say, 'I'm a HUMAN BEING, Goddamnit! My life has VALUE!' So I want you to get up now. I want all of you to get up out of your chairs. I want you to get up right now and go to the window. Open it, and stick your head out, and yell,

'I'M AS MAD AS HELL, AND I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE THIS ANYMORE!' I want you to get up right now, sit up, go to your windows, open them and stick your head out and yell - 'I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore!' Things have got to change. But first, you've gotta get mad!... You've got to say, 'I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!' Then we'll figure out what to do about the depression and the inflation and the oil crisis. But first get up out of your chairs, open the window, stick your head out, and yell, and say it: "
Howard Beale From da Movie "Network" 1976.

"I am like Howard Beale. When he came out of the rain and he was like, none of this makes any sense. I am that guy."... "The message that I gave on the - on the steps today was that you need to stand for those things that are right and empower the individual. Believe in the power of one person. Don't believe that you can't do it. Everybody wants - everybody wants a shot. That we can all agree on. Beyond that, it becomes politics. I'm not talking politics."... "The most used phrase in my administration if I were to be President would be: What the hell you mean we're out of missiles?"... "You know, we all have our inner demons. I, for one - I can't speak for you, but I'm on the verge of moral collapse at any time. It can happen by the end of the show."...
Glenn Beck Fox News

"If I'm the president of the United States, I walk right into Union Square, I set up my little presidential podium, and I say, 'Listen, citizens of San Francisco, if you vote against military recruiting, you're not going to get another nickel in federal funds. Fine. You want to be your own country? Go right ahead. And if Al Qaeda comes in here and blows you up, we're not going to do anything about it. We're going to say, look, every other place in America is off limits to you, except San Francisco. You want to blow up the Coit Tower? Go ahead."...   "You want to have two guys making out in front of your 4-year-old? It's OK with them. A guy smoking a joint, blowing the smoke into your little kid's face? OK with them. And I'm not exaggerating here. This is exactly what the secular movement stands for."...“The children of America have seen with their own eyes that liars can win and cheaters can prosper. They know that our nation will accept venal behavior and, in some cases, reward it with tremendous wealth and power. So why wouldn't they lie, cheat and steal?”... "So anyway I'd be rubbing your big boobs and getting your nipples really hard, kinda' kissing your neck from behind...and then I would take the other hand with the falafel thing and I'd just put it on your pussy, but you'd have to do it really light, just kind of a tease business..."
Bill O'Reilly Fox News.

"It doesn't say anywhere in the Constitution this idea of the separation of church and state.”... "Clearly, we're out of the recession that President Bush inherited."... "Look, we've had these reports, very disturbing reports -- and I have actually spoken to people that have confirmed a lot of the reports -- about the trashing of the White House. Pornographic materials left in the printers. They cut the phone lines. Lewd and crude messages on phone machines. Stripping of anything that was not bolted down on Air Force One. $200,000 in furniture taken out."... "With guests who are `in the middle of the fight,` we`re able to hear their point-of-view on the topics, as well as advance our own feelings... "...“There's a lot of massacres going on in the world. As you know, 37,000 Kurds in Turkey, over a million people in Sudan. We have hundreds of thousands in Rwanda and Burundi. I mean, where do we stop?"...
Sean Hannity Fox News.








& da Last Word Goes To Howard Beale. Maybe He Wasn't So Mad?

Wally OOT!

Friday, August 27, 2010

Ex-'Canadian Idol' Contestant Detained On Terrorism Charges

Usually it's mass-entertainment fare that's supposed to be ripped from the headlines - TV shows aren't supposed to make serious news.
But in what seems like a real-life version of the 2006 war-on-terror satire "American Dreamz," a Canadian of Pakistani descent who auditioned for "Canadian Idol" two years ago has been detained in a terrorism investigation that has connected him to "high-level Al Qaeda affiliates abroad."


The Toronto Star reports that Khuram Sher, a Canadian doctor who graduated from Montreal's McGill University, was arrested Thursday morning as part of a wide-ranging yearlong terrorism investigation by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. Sher is the third arrest so far in the probe, which Canadian officials say involves a cell of radical Islamists with ties to senior al-Qaida figures. Reports on the investigation have provided no details about what, if any, specific plans or targets the cell had been pursuing.
In 2008, according to the Star, Sher tried out for a slot on "Canadian Idol" wearing a beard and traditional Pakistani garb. He sang an a capella rendition of Avril Lavigne's "Complicated" - he also said he could sing Hilary Duff songs - while dancing and doing the moonwalk. In the "Canadian Idol" appearance, Sher claimed to have recently emigrated from Pakistan, but the Star says that was a put-on: He was born in Canada. (That's footage of his audition above.)
Midafternoon-HBO enthusiasts will recall that "American Dreamz," a 2006 film starring Dennis Quaid and Mandy Moore, features a plot by jihadists to assassinate the president during a visit to the set of an "American Idol"-ish singing contest. Their plan was to outfit a buffoonish Muslim contestant with a suicide belt.
Thanx Yahoo.com

Ya I Remember That Movie! It Sucked.

Anyway... Two good reasons to shoot that fucker
1) Terrorist
2) He was on that crappy Show!

Wally Always OOT There.

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Tony Galea & Tiger Woods & da Rocket & Gold Medalists...etc...



Roger Clemens indicted on federal perjury charges

This is today's headline. & it will be tomorrow's and the tomorrow after that.

Tony Galea is about to come under indictment for trafficking drugs to our best athletes and our brightest stars in sports. Including swimmer Dara Torres, Former Blue Jay/NY Mets Carlos Delgado , Boston Red Sox/Los Angeles Dodger Manny Ramirez , Jose Reyes, gold-medal sprinter Donovan Bailey, quarterback Chris Simms,  quarterback  Peyton Manning, former NFL star Bill Romanowski, former U.S. Olympians Tim Montgomery and Marion Jones and dozens of more athletes in the U.S. and Canada.
 Also this weeks breaking news has Rocket Roger Clemens on Tony's client list. Plus former NFL running back Jamal Lewis says ..."he is a longtime patient of Dr. Anthony Galea"... And now NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says NFL staff contacted Santana Moss about the Redskins receiver's connection to a Canadian doctor charged with smuggling and supplying human growth hormone (HGH) and steroids. Both Moss and Lewis admit to being "clients" of Tony Galea, they also deny ever using illegal drugs or going against doping laws of the NFL.

 Here's a storyline that keeps coming up: Tiger Woods & His Wife Will Have a Clause In Their Divorce...
Tiger Woods seem to be hogging the limelight once again as certain issues about his divorce with his wife Elin Nordegren are already out in the open The divorce settlement between Tiger and Elin is still pending and various aspects have also been looked after such as the child custody rights and settlement regarding property and how much alimony will go for Elin. This does not seem to be a simple case of divorce but quite a complicated one where fortunes are involved. Meanwhile Tiger has enrolled in a golf course but he has already fared badly at the Bridgestone Invitational last weekend. As the date is drawing near for the settlement reports are doing the round of  a lifetime confidentiality clause in the document .Many wonder as why Tiger is doing this as all his scandals have come out in the public domain .So are there more skeleton’s  in Tiger’s closet that  he wants to hide. Does Elin have all the details of Tiger’s alliance with Canadian Doctor Tony Galea and their unlawful substances? So is Tiger trying to keep things under control? Is the, $100 million less to buy Elin’s silence or he is ready to cough up more? Only time can tell?
http://www.entertainmentandshowbiz.com/



Tiger At 19

Tiger During His 2005 Slump. Not Making The Shots.


Tiger 2008 The New & Improved Version


His New Health Regiment Sure Helped!


Tiger Woods has lost his game. Not because of the sex scandal. As I told you way back in November Woods would become an also-ran, because he lost his supplier. Tiger's game was never about his putter (even though he was good at that) it was his drives and his long iron shots. Once he lost his strenght, he's like Samson without his hair. Noth'n.
If Tiger finds another Doctor/Supplier he'll climb out'a his hole. Maybe? Like a Phoenix from da ash Tiger will rise again! Hope not!
Then again he may just fade away? Or better still he may well be exposed as da cheater that he is? IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE.

Wally. All Da Way OOT There!











Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Fuck Toyota...

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Elizabeth drove her Prius into a field and crashed it into a river to finally stop the runaway car,
 
 
 
 


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California Highway Patrol officer Mark Saylor was driving a 2009 Lexus, on loan from his dealer, with his wife, daughter and brother-in-law in August 2009 along a highway outside of San Diego. (ABC News)
 
 
 
 
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All four people died after the Lexus hit a vehicle, crashed into an embankment and burst into flames. (ABC News)
 
 

FUCK TOYOTA!





A court-appointed arbitrator recently blocked Dimitrios Biller – a former Toyota defense lawyer – from releasing 6,000 documents allegedly proving a Toyota safety cover-up, but those documents will likely come into the public light next week at a House committee hearing.
The House Oversight Committee has officially issued a subpoena for Biller’s 6,000 documents that allegedly prove a safety “conspiracy” within Toyota. Although the California court system recently barred Biller from releasing the information, the House subpoena supersedes previous court rulings.
“The injunction doesn’t prevent Mr. Biller from complying with his legal obligations,” Biller’s attorney, Jeffrey Allen, said. The documents are to be delivered by February 23, one day before a House hearing on Toyota’s safety concerns is set to begin.
Toyota has not revealed if it will fight the subpoena in court.
Although Biller’s documents don’t involve Toyota’s latest unintended acceleration problems, they reportedly show a long history of the Japanese automaker destroying and burying evidence involving safety issues. Biller defended Toyota in a number of rollover lawsuits from 2003-2007.
“Toyota does not believe it has to follow orders or turn over documents,” Biller said earlier this month. “They just don’t think the rules apply to them.”
The contents of Biller’s documents could be made public as early as Wednesday.

Secret Toyota records subpoenaed by U.S. House committee:

WASHINGTON -- A House panel today subpoenaed confidential internal documents that a former Toyota Motor Corp. lawyer has said show that the automaker destroyed legal evidence about SUV rollover accidents.

The House Oversight Committee issued the subpoena as part of its investigation into Toyota's problems with unintended acceleration. It has scheduled a Feb. 24 hearing at which Toyota President Akio Toyoda agreed today to testify.

The subpoena was issued to former Toyota lawyer Dimitrios Biller, who worked at Toyota's North American headquarters in Torrance, Calif., managing rollover cases from 2003 to 2007.

A week ago, Toyota won a temporary injunction from a court-appointed arbitrator that barred Biller from releasing the documents.

Biller's attorney, Jeffrey Allen of Santa Monica, Calif., said he intends to comply with the subpoena and ship the documents to the House committee by the required deadline of Feb. 23, the day before the hearing.
Both the committee and Allen said that the congressional subpoena trumps the partial preliminary injunction issued by the court-appointed arbitrator.

“The injunction doesn't prevent Mr. Biller from complying with his legal obligations,” Allen said in an interview.

Biller has about 6,000 Toyota documents in four, 18-inch bank boxes, Allen said. He declined to say who has possession of the documents or where they are located.

Undecided

A Toyota spokeswoman didn't say whether the company intends to go to court to try to block the congressional subpoena.

Allen said he contacted Toyota's lawyers today and sent them a copy of the subpoena.

Biller was sued by Toyota for allegedly divulging confidential information after he left the company. The company is seeking $33.5 million in damages, Allen said.

Biller, who is in his late 40s, then filed a racketeering suit alleging Toyota destroyed engineering and testing evidence related to more than 300 rollover suits.

“There is clear evidence that Toyota was withholding and destroying documents necessary in litigation and necessary to present to” the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Allen said.

In a recent interview with ABC News, Biller said, “You have to understand that Toyota in Japan does not have any respect for our legal system … they did not have any respect for our laws.”

While Biller still worked for Toyota, he spent four days in Japan trying to bring his concerns to the attention of senior headquarters executives, Allen said.

Biller was rebuffed and driven to resign, the lawyer said. He received a severance package.

While Toyota succeeded in preventing Biller from going public with the confidential documents, the arbitrator did not require him to return the documents or provide an inventory of which ones he had, Allen said.

Disputed Toyota documents could shed light on safety accusations

An arbitrator is asked to unseal the documents in a federal case in which a former company lawyer claims the automaker concealed evidence.

COURTS

February 02, 2010|By Ken Bensinger and Ralph Vartabedian
As Toyota Motor Corp. scrambles to contain its sudden-acceleration crisis, another potential blow to the automaker's credibility is lurking in the form of a former Toyota attorney who is accusing the automaker in federal court of concealing safety issues from the public.
A ruling expected soon in the suit could make public thousands of internal Toyota documents that show the company conspired to hide evidence in court, according to Dimitrios Biller, who defended Toyota in product liability
Biller, of Pacific Palisades, alleged in a federal lawsuit filed last summer that the automaker has a long history of hiding and destroying evidence as part of a strategy orchestrated from company headquarters in Toyota City, Japan.
Toyota and Biller have been involved in a tangle of litigation in state and federal courts for months, centered on 6,000 internal documents obtained by Biller. He says the documents show a pattern of illegal behavior in which Toyota fraudulently withheld evidence in product liability cases.
At Toyota's urging, the documents have been kept confidential by court order since last summer. But now a California arbitrator is considering whether they can be made public. Attorneys for Toyota and Biller made their final filings in the matter last week, and a decision is expected soon.
If the arbitrator rules in Biller's favor, a legion of plaintiff's attorneys are waiting to reopen long-closed cases against Toyota.
Although the allegations don't directly concern Toyota's growing sudden-acceleration headache, the Biller case is another assault on the automaker's credibility, which has taken a hit in the current crisis.
"Toyota is a very secretive corporation," Biller, 47, said in an interview. "It doesn't believe anybody outside the corporation deserves to know what is going on inside, even if it kills somebody."
Toyota denies Biller's allegations and contends that any attempts on his part to reveal documents would be a violation of a $3.9-million severance agreement he signed with the company.
"Mr. Biller is legally bound not to reveal documentation he acquired when he was in our employ," said Celeste Migliore, a Toyota spokeswoman.
But attorneys who have been involved in litigation with Toyota are watching every movecases until 2007.

And More Recently:
A lawsuit filed Monday accuses Toyota Motor Corp. of knowing its vehicles had electronic problems long before several high-profile acceleration incidents that prompted world-wide recalls.
The complaint, filed in federal court in Santa Ana, Calif., alleges that Toyota knew its vehicles with electronic throttles were more likely to experience sudden acceleration than its vehicles without them and that the company has known for years it needed to install brake-override systems to halt the problem.
The new allegations are outlined in a 167-page complaint seeking class-action status before federal Judge James Selna. It is the product of the consolidation of dozens of economic suits that aim to hold Toyota responsible for a drop in resale value that stemmed from reports of its vehicles speeding out of control.
Toyota faces an investigation by a federal grand jury and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission into sudden-acceleration incidents and braking-system issues. It said last month it also had been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury for problems with steering in its vehicles. It has recalled about eight million vehicles world-wide because of sudden-acceleration problems.
A Toyota spokesman, Mike Michels, said the company rejects claims that plaintiffs suffered economic damages because of the recent recalls.
"To date, plaintiffs have not cited a specific cause that would support their claim of a defect in Toyota's Electronic Throttle Control System, and no credible scientific theory or proof has been advanced to support this allegation," Mr. Michels said. "Toyota firmly believes that the system is completely safe."
The suit seeks to have Toyota pay owners the drop in value of their vehicles caused by the bad publicity and other issues surrounding the sudden-acceleration incidents as well as pay unspecified damages. It also seeks to force Toyota to pay a fine and install brake-override systems in all its vehicles with electronic throttles. Toyota already has said it will install brake overrides in certain models.
Billions of dollars could be at stake for Toyota if plaintiffs succeed. Steve Berman, a Seattle partner in law firm Hagens Berman, who filed the suit, estimates the class to be as large as 40 million people. A separate body of litigation includes wrongful-death claims, which could also end up costing Toyota millions of dollars.
The plaintiffs' allegations in the suit were found in emails and reports culled from the more than 43,000 documents Toyota produced as part of the federal civil case. The documents, which also had been turned over to Congress, include material that Toyota said was personal information about owners—and so was blacked out. Attorneys last week received 23,000 more documents they have yet to look over.
The case is only in the initial stages and plaintiffs face many challenges. For instance, the U.S. Department of Transportation has said it has no evidence of flaws, in early testing, of Toyota's electronic-throttle control systems.
Monday's suit cites a 2004 email from a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration investigator to a Toyota official with a chart showing that Camrys with electronically controlled throttles had received five times as many complaints of sudden acceleration than those with manually controlled throttles.
The suit describes a "field technical report" of an incident when Toyota's technicians investigating a customer complaint of sudden acceleration experienced it themselves, and decided to buy back the vehicle. The incident wasn't reported to the NHTSA, the complaint said.
It also cites a September 2009 internal email apparently circulated among Toyota engineers indicating that Toyota had talked about taking action in 2007 to halt unintended acceleration by installing "a fail safe option similar to that used by other companies to prevent unintended acceleration," the email said. The option wasn't installed.
And the suit cites an internal email suggesting that Toyota was trying to keep engineers with knowledge of electronics problems from meeting with the NHTSA. "If the engineer who knows the failures well attends the meeting, NHTSA will ask a bunch of questions…I want to avoid such situation," reads the February 2007 email from Toyota employee Michiteru Kato to Chris Santucci, who is Toyota's liaison with U.S. regulators.
Mr. Santucci didn't respond to a request for comment; Mr. Kato couldn't be reached.

Like most Asian Car Manufacturers They Don't Like To Admit To Faults.
They "Lose Face". We lose our Jobs. WE LOSE OUR LIVES!
Fuck 'em Fuck'em All!


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