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It is the point when defense contractors also suck off the public teat. Corporate welfare. Puts dollars in Dick Cheney's pockets.
noodleman
Nov 22 2009 - 1:11 am →
Fuck weapons of war also noodleman I don't want to pay for that either. Can you say red hearing. Pull out of every base around the globe is my ho...
swandog
Nov 22 2009 - 12:28 am →
Well, gosh, swandog. Let's make churches responsible for the behavior of all their congregations. But then who would be financially responsible for...
noodleman
Nov 22 2009 - 12:07 am →
Assurance Process The American resettlement organization must "assure" the Department of State that it is prepared to receive each matched refugee...
swandog
Nov 21 2009 - 11:45 pm →
Here's a short summary of the refugee resettlement process in the US: http://www.refugees.org/article.aspx?id=1082&subm=40&ssm=47&a...
mnblrmkr
Nov 21 2009 - 9:31 pm →
Just did a quick search, and it appears that for 2009, the refugee quota was set at 80,000 again. Usually, fewer refugees are actually admitted th...
mnblrmkr
Nov 21 2009 - 9:15 pm →
"So your premise is that the churches have nothing to do with importing refugee populations into the state." No ,they are involved, but the refu...
mnblrmkr
Nov 21 2009 - 9:13 pm →
http://www.mnchurches.org/programs/directservices/refugeservices.html Our Partnerships: Refugee Services became a program of the Minnesota Counc...
swandog
Nov 21 2009 - 8:00 pm →
Noodleman - I do NOT think that Somalians commit more welfare fraud than other groups of people. People are people they will always maximize a giv...
swandog
Nov 21 2009 - 7:43 pm →
"It is the churches that are the catalyst for bringing in refugee populations and showing them to the door of the welfare office." Uhm, no it's ...
mnblrmkr
Nov 21 2009 - 7:09 pm →
10 Reader Comments
11:14 am
Rarity? Oh dear…
11:16 am
Don’t forget today’s wtf news: SWAT Team Honored For Raid On Wrong House
11:59 am
I pretty much almost peed my pants when I read this comment regarding the bear story:
I’ve worked for the Minnesota DNR for 25 years now and when you come across a bear with its head in a jar you need to do 3 things and do them fast: 1.) Remove the jar 2.) Quick roundhouse kick (not enough to hurt, but hard enough to shock the bear for a moment) 3.) Unicycle downhill away from the bear and alert the local citizens that there is a very angry bear in the neighborhood and it’s probably best to stay inside for a few months. Everybody wins
12:56 pm
How often is it that you don’t have to change the original headline in a post? Kudos to the Tribune editor who came up with that deadpan headline.
12:58 pm
I tried to catch a bear in a jar once.
I need a bigger jar.
1:00 pm
jtd, that is pretty dang funny. Then I clicked on the story and saw the poor bear and felt sad.
1:03 pm
Oh God, they killed Winnie the Pooh!
1:08 pm
We’re going to have someone from the DNR on WCCO Radio at 1:40 this afternoon. I’ll ask about the roundhouse kick.
3:25 pm
“It is a tool; it is statement of behavioral expectation which, again, kids will know,” he said, “When we make something a law that is kind of the highest expectation of behavior.”
Catch me if you can coppa! Yet another insidious MN law to add $100 (or whatever it is) to a ticket. They’ll release a multi-convicted drunk driver TWICE, only to cause another violent accident (drunk), but their concern lies with texting?!? Get you heads out of your asses (State of) MN!
1:17 pm
OMG..that would look so cool mounted on a large plaque behind my bar.