Wednesday, December 22, 2010

The Boston Globe's Back Half

I'm sorry I no longer have time to explore these vital stories(?), dear readers: 

City to ask more from nonprofits   

Also see: The Massachusetts Model: Tax-Exempt Memory Hole

Storm makes forecasting, commuting tougher than usual 

Holiday travel plans grounded by storm 

And they are grounding the carbon-tax crowd into the snowbank.  

Gasoline up on tight Northeast supply 

And a worthless and weak U.S. dollar. 

Lowell police sergeant shines playing himself in ‘The Fighter’

Another Hollywood promotion on the front page of the Metro section. 

Why not give "Shooter" a full featur... never mind.  

Shirley firefighter honored for bravery

Woman struck, killed by bus

Hub union urged to accept use of MCAS scores in teacher rating

I've been cutting BG classes big time, sorry.  

Have a couple stashed I will get to, promise.  

 Pfizer again recalls Lipitor over odor

Stomach norovirus cases reportedly on rise in Hub  

I find I have trouble when I start flipping through a Boston Globe.  
No such Santa in my neighborhood. 

Man accused of defrauding banks while in priest’s garb 

Now THAT kind of POOPER-PUMPING is the kind I LIKE! 

Forget the kids and $AVE the CHURCH!!

Related: Banks accused of breaking into homes

When do Americans start breaking into the banks? 

FCC’s approval of Net neutrality rules stirs debate 

Looks like you might be waiting for me to load, huh?
 Well, it is not like they should have to give the price-gouging profits or tax subsidies back!
I view that whole place (Wall Street) and its behind-the-scenes string-puller banks as the major evil on the planet right now. 

They PROFIT from DEBT-DESTROYING WARS while selling the world fraudulent securities that they bet against -- making profits on the way up and down. The stock exchanges are a rigged casino with Wall Street driving the trading with computer schemes and scams.

And my B11, bottom-right corner special:

Fed extends currency swaps to assist Europe (By Jeannine Aversa, Associated Press)

Yeah, the Fed can't buy back all the crap Wall Street sold Europe too fast or he totally destroys the dollar in a minuscule amount of time; therefore he has to flood the market slowly because the Europeans are not going to accept worthless buybacks for s*** they were lied to about.  

That's why your gas went up even though consumption has fallen, America. 

Get it?