Friday, November 2, 2012

Busy Day for Judas Christie

By, Chris Rossini
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Judas starts the day by telling private businesses that they are allowed to open. Also, the serfs may return to their shanties:


"Private" property..."Private" Business....those are illusory. Obviously The State calls the shots on when business can be conducted, and when you may go to your home.

Next up, for those who were hit buy the storm, you can go get yourself some federal cheese. Who cares where the money comes from? It can be from someone who lives in the middle of the U.S., and who did not take the risk of living on the coast.

Take it...it's there:


Next up...a little reminder on who's in charge of getting your life back to normal:


Then a poke at those who are actually doing something. Oh...and evidently Judas has the power to put deadlines on them:


Finally, a reminder on who's feet you should be washing:

Pretty heavy lifting for one day...and that's not counting the arbitrary breaking of contracts that Bob highlighted earlier.

Perhaps someday Judas will seek to be King. 

His resume is impeccable.

5 comments:

  1. Bob, I really think you should post about Coumo's threat to the power company monopolies about shutting them down unless they restore power immediately.

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    1. Dale, that's halarious and sad at the same time, as is the whole bit above the actor/govenator posted, trying to be a Corelone and rally his regiment of the Free Shit Army?. It's a cross between high-school antics and ... so much could be said.

      EPJ writes, "Who cares where the money comes from? It can be from someone who lives in the middle of the U.S., and who did not take the risk of living on the coast."

      Ha, oh wait, that's me.
      No one else notices though, they are out shopping and having fun, the stores and restaurants were all full... seems most everyone paid with plastic.

      One store was skipping Thanksgiving and had Christmas displays up and Rudolf on the speaker system. I wanted to ~ claw my eyes out and run out ~ as Mike (in Tokyo) Rogers would say.

      ... Back to my sweet potato chips. And thoughts of that nighttime photo of the Goldman Sachs building.

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  2. Christie topped it off with a decree that Halloween will be observed on Monday, November 5th...instead of, say, this Saturday. Humph.

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  3. He capped off his week by decreeing that Halloween shall be observed on Monday, November 5th, instead of, say, Saturday. Hmmmm...

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  4. I forget, why didn't Christie run for President? Seems like the perfect GOP candidate. A Decider!

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