A chilling new type of Denialist

[Calatin]

@Telemark

Two dead links from a tabloid (because you don’t know how to cut and paste) and one link that doesn’t use the phrase at all. Our expectations are pretty low for the lunatic fringe and yet you still manage to underwhelm.

Hey, at least he finally learned how to use the Quote feature properly.

[Billy-o]

@atruelove

Iraq crisis: President Obama can 'bypass Congress' - BBC News Barrack Obarmy at odds with Congress now

I was surprised to hear that the BBC used the phrase “O’Barmy” or “Obarmy”… and they didn’t. The phrase you quoted doesn’t appear anywhere on that page. The article is fairly even-handed, and not overly critical of Obama at all.

Also, your first cite (to the Sun) is a dead link.

But by all means, keep fucking that chicken.

[atruelove]

@Czarcasm

But he’s switching his allegiance to Ann Coulter…where he will no doubt get all the attention he so richly deserves.

Yes, I believe I have politely and adequately disposed of the unsolicited Reference to me on this list to Breitbart-unmasked (something that smacked of McCarthyism-how dare I support NumbersUSA, win a suit against Herndon Va. who set up a hiring hall for Illegals taking American’s (many Black’s) jobs, and expose the early Mensa-scams…) , and I thank estimable members for their patience. ‘We’ can now (not on this List I’m sure, but certainly elsewhere in spades) turn to the 8 million non-agri jobs bogarted by Illegals from American working class(mainly blacks), fully aided and abetted by the mainline Churches, (wha’ hoppen to ‘we shall overcome?’ - good question), and indeed to Ann Coulter’s book Adios, America! On the various lists and sites (Christians against illegal immigration’ this is not an endorsement or recruiting, which would be against the rules) I and others get plenty of attention. But that’s another story. Byeee!

[atruelove]

@GIGObuster

Just like I figured, those few “experts” are only following the footsteps of other racists that ended alone and with no legacy to speak of.

Plenty of legacy. There are only a tiny handful of Public U’s that attempt to include race as an admission factor. (Actually they have a point; certain Advanced placement courses are not offered in Black/Hispanic High school areas in CA because there is no demand). Certain races no longer complain about low representation in Public agency recruitment where g-related factors are genuinely involved.

[Bryan_Ekers]

Is it a bad sign that adaher is starting to compare favorably?

[atruelove]

@Telemark

T… one link that doesn’t use the phrase at all.

(Quote abbreviated; I hope this is OK)
…www.kingofhits.co.uk/index.php?option=com_kunena&Itemid=
…Barrack Obarmy at odds with Congress now …
Search for ‘obarmy’
All through Syria he kept saying “this is a civil war” … let’s not get involved

I’m not sure how this got mixed up w the bbc quote, pls ignore the latter

[raventhief]

@atruelove

Michelle is Obarmy about ITV’s Downton Abbey www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/tv/4641033/...Michelle is Obarmy about ITV’s Downton Abbey First Lady pleads for DVDs before official launch

Iraq crisis: President Obama can 'bypass Congress' - BBC News Barrack Obarmy at odds with Congress now

Go O-barmy for Michelle’s bob - The Sun www.thesun.co.uk/.../Go-O-barmy-for-Michelles-bob.html

No, of course I don’t subscribe to any of these. I use ‘list’ because I am 2 decades out-of-date.

Are you insane?

[Monty]

@atruelove

You and me both; since they decided to admit hundred of Illegals, with ‘In-State’ fees, in preference to real tax-paying Californians.

We can now add one more item to the mighty long list of things about which you know nothing yet blather on about.

[Monty]

I guess we can add one thing I was wrong about in this thread: the bigot in question did not “progress” to following the example of the grapist; he went straight to bold letters. Look, BIQ; it does not matter how you format the stinking text. The text will still stink when all you post is crap.

[Morbo]

@Calatin

Hey, at least he finally learned how to use the Quote feature properly.

Well he is an IT expert.

[GIGObuster]

@atruelove

Plenty of legacy. There are only a tiny handful of Public U’s that attempt to include race as an admission factor. (Actually they have a point; certain Advanced placement courses are not offered in Black/Hispanic High school areas in CA because there is no demand). Certain races no longer complain about low representation in Public agency recruitment where g-related factors are genuinely involved.

An that does not deny my point at all, in the end you also showed to be an inept on making good cites and Cary Grant thinks that you are crazy.

[kayaker]

@raventhief

Are you insane?

It’s in his genes.

[dropzone]

@Morbo

Well he is an IT expert.

And yet he doesn’t know a fairly basic way of formatting Excel:

@atruelove

Because the full title doesn’t fit into the header row of a spreadsheet

[atruelove]

@Monty

We can now add one more item to the mighty long list of things about which you know nothing yet blather on about.

Sure.

Who is a California resident? A student is considered a resident for admissions purposes if he or she can answer yes to any of the following questions: Have you attended high school in California for at least three years and will graduate or have graduated from a California high school? Have you lived in California for the last 12 months? If you’re under 18, does your parent or legal guardian live in California?
In June 2001, Texas (HB1403) was the first state to pass legislation allowing in-state tuition for immigrant students, followed by California (AB540),…

http://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/judicial-watch-files-taxpayer-lawsuit-university-california-end-state-tuition-grants-illegal-aliens/
Judicial Watch announced today that on August 26 2014, it filed a lawsuit in the Superior Court for the State of California, Los Angeles County, seeking an end to an estimated annual $19.6 million in non-resident tuition waivers currently being given to illegal alien students by the University of California (UC) Regents (Earl De Vries v. Regents of the University of California (No. 555614)).
The UC Office of the President estimates that, as of November 2013, 900 students enrolled at UC schools were unlawfully present aliens, approximately 95 percent of whom were undergraduates. Assuming that all of these students qualified for a tuition exemption, the value of this benefit would be approximately $19.6 million (900 students x 95% x $22,878 per student = $19,560,690).

[atruelove]

@dropzone

And yet he doesn’t know a fairly basic way of formatting Excel:

My current application is for Tables in Access

[Bryan_Ekers]

@atruelove

My current application is for Tables in Access

I’d’a thought your current application was for Medicaid.

[atruelove]

@GIGObuster

An that does not deny my point at all)

You pick your legacy, they will pick theirs…Arthur Jensen, Shockley, H J Eysenck, Cyril Burt, high in the sky.

[GIGObuster]

@atruelove

You pick your legacy, they will pick theirs…Arthur Jensen, Shockley, H J Eysenck, Cyril Burt, high in the sky.

Nope, guys that look at pseudo-science for a living also have their number, not in high esteem.

http://skepdic.com/iqrace.html

The research on IQ and race by Arthur Jensen, William Shockley, Herrnstein and Murray (The Bell Curve) and others have not found any significant correlations between race and intelligence. They have found correlations between race and IQ, which has been used to support the notion that some races are intellectually inferior to others. Not surprising is the fact that different researchers using different data get different results. Richard Lynn and James Flynn came to quite different conclusions regarding Asian IQ, for example.

Data showing that the Japanese had higher I.Q.s than people of European descent, for example, prompted the British psychometrician and eugenicist Richard Lynn to concoct an elaborate evolutionary explanation involving the Himalayas, really cold weather, premodern hunting practices, brain size, and specialized vowel sounds. The fact that the I.Q.s of Chinese-Americans also seemed to be elevated has led I.Q. fundamentalists to posit the existence of an international I.Q. pyramid, with Asians at the top, European whites next, and Hispanics and blacks at the bottom.

Here was a question tailor-made for James Flynn's accounting skills. He looked first at Lynn's data, and realized that the comparison was skewed. Lynn was comparing American I.Q. estimates based on a representative sample of schoolchildren with Japanese estimates based on an upper-income, heavily urban sample. Recalculated, the Japanese average came in not at 106.6 but at 99.2. Then Flynn turned his attention to the Chinese-American estimates. They turned out to be based on a 1975 study in San Francisco's Chinatown using something called the Lorge-Thorndike Intelligence Test. But the Lorge-Thorndike test was normed in the nineteen-fifties. For children in the nineteen-seventies, it would have been a piece of cake. When the Chinese-American scores were reassessed using up-to-date intelligence metrics, Flynn found, they came in at 97 verbal and 100 nonverbal. Chinese-Americans had slightly lower I.Q.s than white Americans. (Gladwell 2007)

[Monty]

@atruelove

Sure.

Who is a California resident? A student is considered a resident for admissions purposes if he or she can answer yes to any of the following questions: Have you attended high school in California for at least three years and will graduate or have graduated from a California high school? Have you lived in California for the last 12 months? If you’re under 18, does your parent or legal guardian live in California?
In June 2001, Texas (HB1403) was the first state to pass legislation allowing in-state tuition for immigrant students, followed by California (AB540),…

http://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/judicial-watch-files-taxpayer-lawsuit-university-california-end-state-tuition-grants-illegal-aliens/
Judicial Watch announced today that on August 26 2014, it filed a lawsuit in the Superior Court for the State of California, Los Angeles County, seeking an end to an estimated annual $19.6 million in non-resident tuition waivers currently being given to illegal alien students by the University of California (UC) Regents (Earl De Vries v. Regents of the University of California (No. 555614)).
The UC Office of the President estimates that, as of November 2013, 900 students enrolled at UC schools were unlawfully present aliens, approximately 95 percent of whom were undergraduates. Assuming that all of these students qualified for a tuition exemption, the value of this benefit would be approximately $19.6 million (900 students x 95% x $22,878 per student = $19,560,690).

And where does that support your (false) claim that illegal aliens do not pay taxes?

[Battle_Pope]

@raventhief

Are you insane?

A strong possibility, note however how effective his racist crap has been at deflecting attention from the vile, batshit crazy stuff his despicable asshole of a son did.