Bullfighting Is Bullshit!

Da Game In Bullfighting Is... "If Da Matador Loses Da Fight , He Spares Da Bull". 
Da Bull Lives On To Fight Another Day.
That's A Gringo Myth.
In Fact All Bulls Are Killed.

There Is No Spare Da Bull. Only In Bugs Bunny Cartoons. That's A Total Lie.
Bullfighting Is Like Wrestling. Da Fix Is In. & Da Bull Always Loses Even When He Wins!

There Has Been Matadors That Have Spared A Bull In Da Ring. But In Fact Da Bull Dies Anyway. When "El Toro" Comes Back To Fight Another Fight, Guess What? It's A Different Bull! They All Die That Night.

Da Romanticism Of Bullfighting Is Pure Crap!

So Guess What They Did To This Poor Tormented Animal After Fighting Da Fight Of His Life & Winning'?
They Killed Him In Da Ring With Spears & Swords.

& That My Friend Is Da Truth About Da Bravado Of Da Matador! It's Just Another Fabricated Myth.

Wally OOT!

I'm Go'n Away Fer My B-Day.

Sa When I Get Back From Costa Rica!
Wally

Yucko The Clown At The Masters

Enjoy Da, F'n Funny As Shit, Dirt Bag Clown:

Haha...

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Fear And Loathing Of Science.

Soothsayers and extremists are controlling medical advancements and from feeding staving people.

Extremists Are Taking Over From The Right And The Left. Never mind that science has given us the life that we have now. Now we must turn our back on it because of false claims on genetic science.

Wally OOT!

Jury finds two guilty in Jane Creba Boxing Day death; four now convicted

By Allison Jones, The Canadian Press

TORONTO - The family of teenage girl killed in the crossfire of a gang shootout on Boxing Day 2005 found closure Thursday as the last of the men to stand trial for the crime were found guilty of manslaughter. Jane Creba's killing sent waves of outrage rippling through Toronto and beyond over the random shooting on the city's busiest street - Yonge Street - on the busiest shopping day of the year. A jury found Louis Woodcock, 23, and Tyshaun Barnett, 22, guilty of manslaughter in the 15-year-old's death, but not guilty of the more serious offence of second-degree murder. They were also found guilty of four counts each of aggravated assault, relating to other people who were wounded by stray bullets that day. Creba and her sister were among the throngs of bargain hunters on the street the day after Christmas. Creba left her sister to find a washroom and forensic evidence suggests Creba may have heard the shots, crouched and was hit in the back with a bullet. Two other men have already been sentenced to life for second-degree murder in Creba's death.

Woodcock and Barnett's trial was the last of three trials, and for Creba's family that brings a sense of relief, said a police officer who has served as a spokesman for the family. "They are happy with the outcome and it is also an end to a chapter in this," Sgt. Savas Kyriacou, the lead investigator, said outside the courthouse. "Obviously they want to have this behind them as well. It does bring closure to them."

Barnett's lawyer, Christopher Hicks, said his client didn't want anyone to get hurt.

"He's always been remorseful," Hicks said outside court. "He obviously didn't want anybody to be harmed and certainly didn't want an innocent person like Jane Creba to die."

The manslaughter convictions suggest the jury believed Woodcock and Barnett fired guns into the crowd of shoppers, said Hicks, who added he's contemplating an appeal. A sentencing hearing has been set for April 22. A manslaughter conviction carries a maximum sentence of life in prison. Creba was fatally shot while shopping with her mother and sister on Yonge Street, which was teeming with Boxing Day crowds. The Grade 10 student was caught in the crossfire that also wounded six bystanders. It has been more than four years since the random killing that shocked the city, and Kyriacou said he hopes the outcomes of the cases helped people in Toronto feel safe.

"We all have the right to go shopping on Boxing Day without running into the danger of people firing guns on our street," he said. "On any given day on any given street . . . we should all have the right to feel comfortable and confident to walk our streets - and I think we do."

The verdict came after jurors asked the judge Wednesday for clarification on the timeline of events. In late December, 27-year-old Jeremiah Valentine pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in Creba's death and was given a life sentence with no chance of parole for 12 years.

In 2008, a jury found Jorrell Simpson-Rowe guilty of second-degree murder. Simpson-Rowe, who was 17 at the time of the killing, was sentenced as an adult rather than a youth. The decision meant he received an automatic life sentence, with no chance of parole for seven years.

15 year old Jane Creba , a grade 10 student , was gunned down in a hail of bullets nearly six years ago. Six others were injured.

Nine young men were charged in the murder, all have gang ties.

Jane was a good student and a sports star in her high school . Mr. and Mrs. Creba have been brave and patient during this whole ordeal. Jane was their only child .

Crime is associated with evil ! I think that's so , but I also think crime is commerce. Here in Toronto and the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) shootings have become commonplace. On Boxing Day, Dec. 26th., Canada's retail stores have large sales and people line up outside sometimes all day for bargains. Very much like the U.S's "Black Friday". On a Boxing Day in late 2005, something tragic happened in Toronto. A little girl was shot to death lining up outside a retail chain to buy some clothes for school. Many others were also injured . The killers or killer have not been charged. What was the reason for this senseless act ...?

Of Course: Drugs , Money , Power!

These acts don't only happen in Toronto. I know these events are happening where you live as well . I bet we all have thousands of stories, all with the same results, innocent people, mostly children, dead! What was the response from the police? Well the cops want more money. Like that's gonna help?! "We need more police on the street to combat crime"! Bullshit !!!!!

Da government's response? "We need more laws to outlaw hand guns"! Fuck'n Bullshit !!!!!!

What we need are is JOBS! What we need is EDUCATION! What we need is a HIGHER WORK ETHIC! What we need is TEACHERS WHO GIVE A FUCK! What we need is MORE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE! What we need is Mothers and Fathers to take responsibility for THEIR CHILDREN! What we need is MORE MONEY for the working poor! What we need is THE PUNISHMENT TO FIT THE CRIME! What we need is to LEGALIZE DRUGS ! What we need is... honesty. What we need is "A FUTURE".

If the only way for young black kids. (ya I said it "BLACK KIDS"!) to make a living is to sell drugs? Guess what? If the only way out of poverty is killing? Guess what ? If the only way a kid from the streets can drive a new 300 is Ho'n out a little girl? Guess fuck'n what? A

Child grows up think'n, "What am i gonna be"? All kids think that way, I did & so did you. All children imitate what they see, it's a part of learning. They also learn from figures: A father, A mother , A brother , A teacher ...etc... If their mentor is a drug dealer or a prostitute what's their future?

Dealing drugs and pussy is regimented by an area. Question?: If Johnny's area has 20 crack dealers and Johnny needs to buy his mother some smoke, and Johnny has 15 bucks left in his house-hold, how many crack dealers does Johnny need to kill to keep da landlord from evicting him and his sister?

That's a tough question, but not for a kid in the hood! The answer is ... All-of'em !

You see Johnny doesn't care! He doesn't care about them, or about you, maybe even his mother? But most of all. Johnny doesn't care about Johnny! He has no self worth and no integrity. It hasn't been taught these things because nobody around him has self worth or integrity. Plus Johnny thinks he has no future. He will never say it but Johnny's thinks he's worthless. And ya know what? He may be right.

He could be lucky? Like his dad. Johnny's dad killed enough drug and pussy dealers that he took over the neighbourhood. "I could be king like dad man"! At least for a while anyway. Until some other young, strong, dude steps up and kills him. Just like old pops.

When that little girl Jane Creba was shot that "thug" who pulled da trigger was trained. Like a Doctor or Lawyer, a "thug' is trained. He is taught a "Thugs Life". He is taught not to care. To watch out for the other guy. To kill first or you'll be killed. The survival of the fittest. Or is it da craziest? That "thug' was trained for that moment when he pulled the trigger and ended that innocent life. You know what? He didn't care! He wasn't taught to care and he will probably never care? Even when he says he cares after he's caught. He's lost!

This "thugs" life should end. That's the harsh reality. We must make the punishment fit the crime. "Sorry Johnny Your Dead"!

The only way to change all of this bullshit, is to change our way of thinking about society. Crime isn't faceless or random there is always a reason. MONEY, SEX, Drugs. "If I got none , how do i get some"? The easy solution? Sell! Sell your body. Sell drugs. Sell your soul . If you think you don't have a soul then that's a very easy trade.

Sex & Drugs are fun! Let's face it, they're f'n fun to do! That's why we do them. That being said what is the easiest sell besides yourself? "Drugs baby drugs"! They're all around us and they are the easiest commodity. They're the answer to all of our questions. Even when you don't have a question. "Remember when you got all fucked up and George fucked you up the ass"? " No"?..." Neither does George"!

That was fun though! I know that didn't hap'n to you but we all know people that it did hap'n to. Always a good time, everybody has a story or two or three . Sometimes the stories get old, sometimes they come to often? That happens. Most of us get out of the drug scene or never get a habit. Some don't. When they don't the cycle of crime is about to commence. The "addict" will soon steal from friends and family. Steal from work. Steal from stores. And steal from other dealers. If they don't get help, They die. Die ugly! A very grisly death! We all know a few former compatriots that didn't make it. I love when so-called "social scientists" or therapists give advise of TV ... "These young people have nothing to live for." "That's why they do drugs". Bullshit! If that were a fact, da dam rich and the famous wouldn't do them. Drugs would be a 'class' problem. It's not. It effects every walk of life no matter how much money, fame, or success they have. We as a society have to face the fact that drugs are fun! That they will always be fun.... On a short term bases... Almost every young kid will try drugs & every adult. What we all must do after they try drugs is to teach them moderation.

We moderate alcohol don't we? Some don't. Almost everyone does though. We must legalize all drugs. We must make them tax worthy. Making drugs a commodity is a pretty bold statement and a lot of you will disagree, but hear me out. To make drugs legal would create jobs when we need them. Increase our services tax to spend on infrastructure and education. Eliminate drug crime. Ala prohibition. Without a gang war over an area our streets will become safe again. Giving drugs to the consumer and the corporate world will make drugs safer to do. Making a less chance of sickness of overdosing. And so on... And so on...

"This all sounds so rosy Wally" ! It's not it's commerce! That is why that little girl Jane died in a hail of gun fire. Commerce. "Vice" it's victims, but not like that little girl. That crime and crimes of there vain will fade away.

Here's a scenario: If JANE didn't get shot and she grew up? There would be a 90% chance she would have tried illegal drugs of some form. The very thing she was killed over she might have done? That's a sick way of looking at this issue, but it's the truth.

We have to see our future and if our future is living in fear because of a social issue? Then lets change our society. Let's kill all forms of racism. Let's clean up our neighbourhoods. Let's educate every man, woman and child. Let's police ourselves... LET'S LEGALIZE DRUGS !

Sa Later

Wally

"Inconvenient Questions" About Da "Inconvenient Truth".

By Lorrie Goldstein Toronto Sun.

Inconvenient questions:

The simple reality is none of the solutions proposed by global warmists actually work.

With the fourth global Earth Hour put to bed last night, today let’s ask some inconvenient questions of the global warmists. First, does the real-world failure of virtually all of your ideas ever give you a moment’s pause? From the fiasco in Copenhagen, to the collapse of the UN’s Kyoto accord, with its absurd, unrealistic, centrally-mandated, carbon dioxide-reduction diktats, mindful of the old Soviet Union? Does it never occur to you you’ve barked up the wrong tree rings?

What about the humiliation of Climategate?

The circumventing of freedom of information requests at the Climatic Research Unit of the University of East Anglia? The growing controversy over the inaccuracy of those never-ending apocalyptic predictions from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change? Does the fact the earliest corporate boosters of Kyoto and carbon trading were the fraudsters at Enron never cause you to wake up in a cold sweat?

How about the fact your “allies” on cap-and-trade are the giant U.S. money houses that just finished wrecking the global economy, now looking to make another quick killing by brokering trading in highly speculative carbon credits, the European market for which, aside from doing nothing to cool the planet, is awash in multi-billion-dollar frauds?

Largely ineffective.

What about the 2002 report by Statistics Norway that Norway’s 1991 carbon tax has been largely ineffective in reducing emissions? Or last week’s story in the Times of London that the U.K.’s energy regulator has found many of Britain’s wind farms are a bust when it comes to delivering electricity? That, in the words of Michael Jefferson, professor of international business and sustainability and a former lead author of the IPCC: “Too many developments are underperforming. It’s because developers grossly exaggerate the potential. The subsidies make it viable for developers to put turbines on sites they would not touch if the money was not available.”

Gee. Hard to see that one coming, eh? Who knew that when governments insanely guarantee to pay grossly inflated prices for “green” electricity for 20-25 years, thus handing developers windfall profits from the hides of electricity consumers, many don’t deliver the goods?

Not you, obviously. Or Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty.

Does none of this ever penetrate your Pandora world or your Na’vi brains, as you self-righteously declare yourselves the only people on Earth who care about your grandchildren? (You do realize Avatar was just a movie, right?) When challenged, warmists with their apocalyptic rhetoric that even responsible climate scientists shun, insist the answers lie in doing more of what hasn’t worked. For example, putting Kyoto on steroids. Never mind that doing the same thing over and over expecting different results is a good definition of insanity.

Perhaps this blindness is related to the fact that, particularly in Europe, which has led on climate hysteria, the green agenda was driven in large part by Marxists, who, realizing the jig was up when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1990, quickly shifted their anti-capitalist, anti-western, anti-growth, anti-American rhetoric to “fighting” climate change. Not for nothing are they called green on the outside, red on the inside.

Doomed from the start

Thus, it’s hardly surprising we ended up with the Soviet-style, centrally-imposed, Kyoto approach to reducing CO 2 emissions. Kyoto was doomed from the start for the same reason as the Soviet Union — you can’t manage an economy, or the environment, by imposing from on high five-year plans for the production of tin, or 10, 40 or 70-year plans to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Ironically, the Soviet Union, the “workers’ paradise,” was supposed to deliver to humanity both economic prosperity and environmental nirvana. Instead it produced a devastated economy and environmental nightmares. So, of course, the crafters of Kyoto retroactively rewarded Russia and the former Soviet satellites by choosing 1990 as the base year for reducing global emissions, just before the Soviet empire collapsed, thus handing Russia billions of dollars in “hot air” credits to sell to unsuspecting suckers like … uh … us. Not because of anything Russia or (East Germany) actually did to improve its environment, but because its economy collapsed.

That’s warmist “logic.” Unsurprisingly, none of it has worked. But that never deters them from carrying on to the next disaster.

With their final cry, they demand: “What would you do, instead?” — ignoring the fact that since they’re the ones demanding a massive change in how mankind secures and uses energy, the onus is on them to come up with something that works.

Which, of course, they can’t.

Exposing Tiger.

Alex Rodriguez

Tony Galea

Canadian sports medicine guru Tony Galea, who treated Alex Rodriguez following the Yankee superstar's hip surgery last year, is the focus of a grand jury investigation in Buffalo, two sources familiar with the case told the Daily News on Tuesday. Federal prosecutors will interview Rodriguez, who they are treating as a witness, separately from the grand jury on Friday, one source said. The grand jury is hearing evidence from prosecutors investigating Galea, the Toronto physician who already faces four drug-related charges in Canada and is at the center of a probe being conducted by the FBI and several other U.S. agencies, according to a source.

Rodriguez will be asked to discuss his relationship with Galea, said one source, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the investigation is ongoing. The Yankee third baseman could be called to testify before the grand jury at some point in the investigation.

Rodriguez, who told reporters earlier this month that he is cooperating with agents, rebuffed investigators who traveled to Tampa to question him several times this month, a source said. So the investigators, frustrated by mounting travel expenses, told the baeball superstar that he needed to come to them. One source said Rodriguez has willingly agreed to meet with the authorities, avoiding having to respond to a subpoena compelling him to testify if he continued to delay. The Mets' Carlos Beltran and Jose Reyes, as the Daily News first reported, said they have already met with investigators to discuss their dealings with Galea, who one source said has treated 30 to 40 major leaguers and 50 to 60 other elite athletes, including Tiger Woods and Olympic swimmer Dara Torres.

The evidence gathered by investigators points toward authorities pursuing Galea on charges of practicing medicine without a license in the U.S. and on conspiracy charges rather than widespread distribution of drugs. "This is not the BALCO case," one source said. "This is not where they are going, unless they get someone to say Galea gave them human growth hormone." However, there is evidence that suggests that Galea treated patients in the United States without a license, the source said.

There are no federal statutes specifically barring the practice of medicine without a license, but state authorities could charge Galea, who is licensed to practice in Canada, if there is evidence that he worked in their jurisdictions. The Buffalo prosecutors could bring federal charges of conspiracy, mail fraud and wire fraud. The feds could also charge Galea if the found that he gave patients in this country drugs that are classified as controlled substances.

NY Daily News.

"Da tip of da iceberg"!

Told Ya

Wally

I'm Tired Of All This Old Spice Guy Man Crush'n. Wallycrawler Is A Real Dude...

So fer da real men out there. Sumthin to enjoy.

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Da Cars That Will Not Stop!

Toyota Pile'O'Crap!

LOS ANGELES (AFP) - Toyota sought Tuesday to dispel fears about the safety of its electronics, but was put on the defensive when a Prius went speeding out of control along a California highway.

The Japanese automaker insisted that mechanical fixes it is applying to more than eight million vehicles recalled worldwide are sufficient and that its tests are rigorous. It empanelled engineers from Stanford University and a top consulting firm to dismiss as "unrealistic" and contrived a study showing crossed wires could send a false signal that would cause Toyota cars to speed out of control. David Gilbert, a professor of automotive technology at Southern Illinois University, told a US congressional investigation last month that some Toyota and Lexus vehicles may have an electronics design flaw. Toyota dismissed his findings, saying he had re-engineered and rewired the signals from the accelerator pedal in order to create the flaw.

"If an electrical system is re-engineered and rewired it's not surprising that subsequent testing of the system may cause unrealistic results," Toyota spokesman Mike Michaels told reporters.

US regulators said last week that they had received more than 60 complaints from Toyota owners reporting sudden unintended acceleration despite having their recalled vehicle repaired by a Toyota dealer. Toyota is in the process of investigating those complaints and has found that some of the incidents were a result of incomplete repairs, Michaels told reporters. "We remain confident that if the modifications to the vehicle are deployed and done properly that they are effective," he said. Yet just hours after Toyota's trenchant criticism of Gilbert's findings, the company was grappling with another public relations nightmare after a runaway Prius drama in California.

James Sikes, 61, was driving on the busy Interstate 8 freeway outside San Diego when he noticed his car was starting to accelerate of its own accord, the California Highway Patrol said.

The terrified motorist was helpless as the car raced along the road at speeds of more than 90 miles (145 kilometers) per hour.

Tragedy was only averted after Sikes was able to call police, and officers using a loudspeaker talked the driver through the process of slowing down by using his emergency brake and then turning off the engine.

Toyota later issued a statement saying a technical specialist had been sent to San Diego "to investigate the report and offer assistance." The drama was a chilling echo of the tragic accident last August where off-duty California Highway Patrol Officer Mark Saylor and three family members were killed when the accelerator of the Lexus ES350 they were in got stuck.

Meanwhile, the chairman of a congressional committee sent a letter Monday to Toyota North America President Yoshimi Inaba, ordering the company to turn over a memo in which senior employees reportedly flagged their concerns about the safety of Toyota cars. "If senior Toyota officials ignored important safety concerns raised by their own employees, it calls into question Toyota's corporate priorities and its commitment to safety," wrote Edolphus Towns, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, in a statement.

Towns has given Toyota until Friday to respond.

Toyota, which overtook General Motors in 2008 to become world number one automaker, has seen its reputation tarnished by a litany of complaints ranging from unintended acceleration to brake failure and steering problems.

`Don`t Get In Dat Car`!

Told Ya About Jap Cars. The Asian Car Manufactures Have No Control Of Their Own Product. Toyota is a manufacture with really no home since the company farms out 90% of it`s product, mostly to China. The electronics, China, batteries China...etc... Plus Da Prius weights the same as a pick-up truck, with da braking system of of an average econamy car. In fact my small Saturn Ion Red Line Has Better Braking! Way better!!!

How "Green" Is Da Prius? In The Future I'll Tell Ya. Let Me Just Say This... Da Prius Maybe Da Lest "Green" Car Ever Built!

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