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Selfish ‘Idealism’

Posted on | April 21, 2014 | 14 Comments

John Hinderaker at Powerline exposes the hypocrisy of hedge fund billionaire Tom Steyer, who is willing to spend millions opposing fossil fuel projects like the Keystone XL pipeline. Why? Because Steyer stands to make many more millions in profits from “green energy.”

Most environmentalists are just misguided idiots. It takes a greedy capitalist to turn that idiocy into a profit opportunity.

 

Category: Environmentalism

LIVE AT FIVE: 04.21.14

Posted on | April 21, 2014 | 7 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


TOP NEWS
Fatal Clash At Ukraine Checkpoint Shreds Easter Sunday Ceasefire

A local resident inspects a burned-out car at the rebel checkpoint allegedly attacked by pro-Kiev irregulars

Attack by Ukraine paramilitary forces, or provocation by Russian security forces?

Dozens Of Suspected Jihadis Killed In Yemen By Drone Strikes
Strikes follow AQAP leader’s pledge to fight

Pope Francis Prays For Peace In Syria, Ukraine During Easter Address
Celebrates Easter Mass with thousands in St. Peter’s Square



POLITICS
Sagebrush Rebellion Revisited: Western States Move To Reclaim Public Lands From Washington

Rancher Cliven Bundy speaks to supporters near Bunkerville, Nev.

Representatives from seven Western states met Friday in Salt Lake City for “Legislative Summit On The Transfer Of Public Lands”


Fauxcahontas Insists She’s Not Running For President


Congressmen Make Bipartisan Call For More Russia Sanctions As Ukraine Violence Continues

Feds Draw Criticism For Selling Wyoming Wild Horses For Slaughter

Obama Punts On Keystone Pipeline Decision Again

Congressman Pete King (R-NY) Unsure About Run For White House

Colorado Drivers Complain About Being Profiled In Other States Following Pot Legalizaion



THE ECONOMY, STUPID
Asian Crude Drops But Remains High On Ukraine Crisis: NYMEX $104.08, Brent $109.09
Japan Posted Record $134 Billion Trade Deficit In 2013; Yen Drops
Kraft Recalls 48 Tons Of Hot Dogs
General Mills Scraps Controversial “No Sue” Policy After Outcry
It’s Final – Corn Biofuels Not Helping Economy Or Environment
Unemployment Falls In 21 States, According To Labor Department
Facebook Launches Extremely Creepy “Nearby Friends” Feature
Nike Responds To FuelBand Shutdown Rumors
Changing Passwords Not Enough To Protect Yourself From Heartbleed
Apple, Google Vie To Offer Exclusive Game Apps
PS4 Gets Octodad: Dadliest Catch April 24



SPORTS
Sharks Take Two-Game Lead, Rout Kings 7-2

Kings goalie Quick takes a brief rest during the second period

Fourth-liners Brown and Torres spark San Jose’s comeback win in the second period

Wizards Top Bulls In Game 1 102-93

Pivotal Game 3 Awaits As Pens, Blue Jackets Tied At One

Heat Shake Off Slow Start, Clip Bobcats

Bruins Beat Red Wings 4-1 To Even Series

Trail Blazers Upset Rockets 122-120

Span’s Sac Fly Completes Nats’ Comeback Win Against Cards



FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
Gwen Stefani Joins “The Voice”

Joining the judges

Replaces the pregnant Christina Aguilera

Tila Tequla Preggers

Teresa Giudice Forced To Sell Mansion As Bank Account Runs Dry Following Fraud Charges

Lindsay Lohan Reveals Miscarriage

Broke And Faking It For The Cameras: Kenya Moore Under Fire

Adele Plans Comeback At London’s Albert Hall

Katie Holmes Celebrates Suri’s Eighth With Cupcake Greeting

Enrique Iglesias Has Yet To Introduce His GF Anna Kournikova To Dad Julio

White House Responds To Justin Bieber Deportation Petition

Laura Prepon Returns Full-Time To “Orange Is The New Black” Season Three

Justin Bartha, Wife Lia Smith Welcome Baby Girl



FOREIGNERS
ROK President Park Says Ferry Captain’s Actions “Akin To Murder”
Pakistan Bus Crash Kills 42
Abdulluh Abdullah Extends Lead In Afghan Presidential Election; Runoff Still Likely
Hollande Accuses Assad Regime Of Continued Chemical Weapons Use
Japan’s PM Abe Sends Offering To Yasukuni Shrine; Predictable Butthurt Results
After Everest Disaster, Sherpas Contemplate Strike
Singh Stands By Remarks As BJP Seethes
Jihadis Kill Eleven Algerian Soldiers In Ambush



BLOGS & STUFF
American Power: Mary Jo Kopechne Was Unavailable For Comment
American Thinker: Death, Taxes, And Anti-Semitism
Blackfive: Want Some Signed Books?
Blackmailers Don’t Shoot: Logic And Reason Are Symbols Of White Privilege
Conservatives4Palin: Governor Palin – Happy Easter!
Don Surber: Happy Easter
Jammie Wearing Fools: “Ridiculous” – Administration Punts On Keystone, Obama Faces Dem Revolt
Joe For America: Atheists Offended By Something They Don’t Believe Exists. What Next, Unicorns?
JustOneMinute: Just Don’t Call It Cold War Thinking
Pat Dollard: Dinesh D’Souza – Bundy Ranchers Are Facing The Real Domestic Terrorists From Their Own Government
Protein Wisdom: Al Sharpton And The Meaning Of Easter
Shot In The Dark: She’ll Never Do Lunch In Berkeley Again
STUMP: Lies, Damned Lies, And Government Numbers
The Jawa Report: Canadian Imam – A Beating Isn’t Violence If It Isn’t Agonizing
The Lonely Conservative: Former Obama Medicare Chief Says Single Payer Comes Next
This Ain’t Hell: Vet Cheats Vets
Megan McArdle: Can You Save Non-Savers From Themselves?


Category: Live at Five

Rule 5 Sunday: Ricochet

Posted on | April 20, 2014 | 16 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

This just hasn’t been a good month for the Rule 5 posts here at The Other McCain, what with Yr. Humble Linkmongler jetting hither (Minneapolis) and yon (Portland) to see how the joeys are getting along, and in between, the Death March to April 15, which concluded profitably – if tardily – on the 16th. I may be able to squeeze in a Rule 5 Wednesday on my return from Portland, but I’m not promising anything. In the meantime, let me begin this latest foray into the admiration of the female form by reminding the Loyal Readers that many of the links that follow are of scantily clad (or completely nekkid) women and are almost certainly NSFW. Discretion is advised when clicking on the links.

We begin with Laughing Conservative, who was no April Fool when he submitted Lara Pulver. Also, Jenna Dewan! Goodstuff got Instalanched again for his megapost featuring Raquel Welch, to say nothing of the next one  with Elizabeth Montgomery spicing up Songkran. Ninety Miles From Tyranny served up triple helpings of Morning Mistress, (2), (3), Hot Pick of the Late Night, (2),  (3), and Girls With Guns (2), (3); Randy’s Roundtable had Elise Taylor and Jarah Mariano, while Animal Magnetism had three weeks’ worth of Rule Five Friday (II) (III) and the Saturday Gingermageddon (II) as well as the Saturday Blondepocalypse. Blackmailers Don’t Shoot chipped in with Floatopia Retrospective, (also, obligatory Jennifer Lawrence!) Fishersville Mike noted the end of the Capitals’ season, and First Street Journal directs our attention to the ladies formerly known as WAFs. Also, From Across The Pond.

A View From The Beach chipped in with The Hot New Viking – Alyssa Sutherland, “Dream Fighter”, “Shotgun Girl”, Are You Ready For Some Football?, FDA Moves to Raise Price of Milk, Beer, How to Become a Lesbian in 10 Days (or Less), Help the Homeless, France Runs Out Of Other People’s Money, Soft Core Porn Actress Decries Working Conditions, “Something Tells Me I’m Into Something Good”, Girls of the Blacklist, Oopsie Daisy!, Why Buy Italian Tires?, Check Out This Guitar “Player”, The “First Date” Dress, Through the Looking Glass, Blog of the Week (with cavegirls), Have All the Good Ideas Already Been Taken?, Miu Miu, and Holland or the Netherlands?,A is for Angelica, AC/DC Disconnected, Dolphins vs Saints?, Beer and Barbecue, The Helmet Test, Him Tarzan, Her Jeyne, IRS Thinks Gisele is Hiding Money, Bag Lady Sues Twit, “Honky Tonk Woman”, and New Hope for Finding Life on Mars?

EBL’s herd of heifers this month included Justine Bateman, The Phantom Menace of Spring Break, Revenge of the Nerds, Nigella Lawson, Game of Thrones women (plus an encore), Kate Among The Kiwis, Kate Middleton Vs. Wind, Vintage Spring Break, Outboard Engine Rule 5, Hollywood Democrat Double Standards, The Game Of Names, Marsha Blackburn, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Catherine Engelbrecht, Lourdes Torres Manteuffel, and Cindy “Lacey Underalls” Morgan.

Soylent Siberia offered two helpings of your Sunday coffee creamer, as well as Monday Motivationer Lana, Evening Auburn Awesome, Tuesday Titillation, Humpday Hawtness Anna, Falconsword Fursday, Corset Combustion, Evening Awesome with fur, Weekender With Corset, and for Bath Night, Sushi With Garnish. For week two: Monday Motivationer Laly, Overnighty Denise, Tuesday Titillation, Humpday Hawtness – Future Ex-Mrs. Soylent, Fursday In Brazil With Carine, Set The Snoochinator To 1994!, Corset Combination Platter, Weekender Divinia, and for Bath Night, Astrud.

Proof Positive contributed Tami Erin, Deanna Durbin,  Ashley Doris, Barbara Bain, the Unspeakable Armenian, and Leslie Parrish; Sex In Advertising featured Mystique, Bar Rafaeli, and Victoria’s Secret. Dustbury featured Sandra Dee, Ariana Grande, Virginia Bruce, Princess Letizia of Spain, Eliza Doolittle, and Nina Foch.

The Daley Gator’s DaleyBabes included Yui Kasuga, Sasheer Zamata, Ximena Montenegro, Celeste Chen, Aja Naomi King, Nono Mizusawa,Busy Phillips, Esha Gupta, Lana Tailor, Yuuki Fukasawa, Random Beauty,Gianinnna Lujan, Yuika Hotta, Vanessa Claudio, Eri Wada, Ellen Fate, Sydnet Ramiia Poitier, Ailene Reins,Maria Menounos,Iyo Hanaki,Hitomi Yasueda,Beni Itou, Yuki Mamiya, Kirsten Dunst, Emily Sears, Wakina, Vivian Campos, Tiara Harris, Vanessa Lachey,Jill Wagner,Viivi Pumpanen, Madison Riley, Nanis Ochoa, Candice Rae,  and Wioletta Pawluck. Also, Black is Beautiful and Gals in Glasses.


Thanks to everyone for their linkagery! Deadline to submit links to the Rule 5 Wombat mailbox for next week’s Rule 5 Sunday is Saturday, April 26.


Tangerine Dream – Ricochet


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Category: Rule 5

Testosterone-Deficient Gamma Male Whines About the ‘Friend Zone’

Posted on | April 20, 2014 | 205 Comments

Chris Tognotti (@ctognotti) offers a lesson in Darwinian selection by the obverse example of How to Fail:

Why Don’t Women Like Me Back? On Always
Being the Guy Who’s Just a Friend
Hello. My name is Christopher Tognotti, and I’m no good with women.
This is a slight generalization, perhaps, but that’s how it feels. Whether I’ve been bright-eyed or gloomy, fat or slender, young(er) or old(er), the ladies have never seemed to love me quite as much as I love them. My days as a fit gym employee involved no more fulfilled loves than my days now as a portly writer.
Let me lay it on the line: At nearly 28 years old, I’ve never been in a proper relationship. Even further — I’ve never actually been on a date with anyone I felt a real flare of passion for.

OK, here’s your first big clue: Tognotti’s complaint is not that he gets zero action, but rather that he can’t get any action from girls he actually finds attractive. His problem, therefore, is that he imagines himself entitled to be with good-looking women, rather than being forced to make do with the ordinary-looking women who are actually interested in him. Tognotti continues whining:

I’m not virginal in any other sense, but at least for me, the emotional droughts feel much worse than the sexual ones.
Many people I know can measure out sections of their adult lives by the benchmarks of sustained, serious relationships, and that’s an ability I find myself brutally envious of. I’ve cried over the feelings and experiences I’ve longed to have, and cried to the people who, one way or another, haven’t provided them.

(Crying over your feelings? Are your testicles malfunctioning?)

That’s not to say I haven’t spent time with women I’ve liked or fallen for. I’ve been more or less surrounded with women since my childhood, having always gotten along more easily and naturally with girls than boys.

(Because you’re a total Gamma.)

As you might expect, I’ve sometimes found myself smitten; a situation considerably more perilous when the person you desire is also your friend. Which is to say, someone with whom you might be wrecking something that’s already pretty good.
I have a handful of images frozen in mind of the moments at which I’ve told people how I truly felt about them. I’ve become adept at reading the language of rejection: It’s most often been the eyes where the answer comes first, while the face stays still. You’d be shocked how easily the thought I really like you as a person but I’m not attracted or interested in dating you can be conveyed with just the flicker of an eyelid.

(It can also be conveyed with a restraining order.)

“Local heterosexual white man dissatisfied with love life.” I know, some headlines aren’t as grabbing as others. There is at least one way in which I’m not dissatisfied however: my own ability to weather life and love’s disappointments, and to never blame the women who reject me in the process.
Perhaps you’ve heard this story before, of a self-proclaimed “nice guy” who feels miffed by the romantic inattention of a close female friend. But assumptions that the alleged “nice guy” may be making — feeling aggrieved, maybe even angry, that she couldn’t be more open-minded, or see how great a couple they’d be — fall perilously short of anything describable as “nice.”

(At least you acknowledge this problem. Too many “nice guy” types fail to acknowledge the element of envious selfishness in their resentments of romantically successful men.)

Vehemently complaining that a woman is dating somebody else instead of you hinges on the assumption that she’d want to date you otherwise. I understand the impulse, even the drive to convince oneself that such a romance could flourish.
And it’s true — friendships can sometimes lead to pretty awesome relationships — or so I’m told. But if a man is basically complaining that female friends aren’t actively seeking to repay their platonic kindness with sex, then let me say, clearly and loudly: that attitude is full of sh*t.
Sometimes, the answer to the question “why don’t they love me?” is best given simply: because they don’t. The amount of mental exhaustion I’ve put myself through in dodging this truth is embarrassing in retrospect.

(Almost as embarrassing as this column is, in the present tense.)

I owe immeasurable amounts of my life’s happiness and well-being to women who’ve never been anything but my friends. Those relationships, and the experiences shared within them, are not consolation prizes, or pathetic stepping-stones. Unless, of course, you decide to treat them as such.
I’d love to end this on a note of some burgeoning optimism. But in truth, I can’t. It simply wouldn’t feel true to my heart, my state of mind, or my expectations right now.

(This need you feel to be “true to your heart,” much like your pathetic gratitude for mere friendship from females, is almost certainly symptomatic of a testosterone deficiency.)

But I’m buoyed by the knowledge that all things change in time, and that what (or who) waits around the corner could also be a pleasant surprise. It might sound small, but if dime-store optimism is the best I can muster, I’ll try to take it, every time. In that way, I’ll always be a romantic.

You’ll always be a loser, too. Look, I don’t have time today to run a Game Seminar for Losers, so let me cut to the heart of your problem, Chris: You’re overestimating your range.

Suppose a guy’s overall attractiveness — including all possible factors, including income, personality, etc. — is 5 on a scale of 10.

As a general rule, a 5 male’s romantic prospects are seldom going to include women who would rank as high as an 8. The best such a guy can realistically hope for is to catch a 7 in a vulnerable moment and if he doesn’t want to be hopelessly lonely while waiting for that lucky shot to come along, Mr. 5 would be wise to seek companionship among females ranking 5 or below. The very nature of Chris Tognotti’s “nice guy” complaint tells you that he’s not playing that way.

When Tognotti says he will “always be a romantic,” what he means is that he will keep hanging around good-looking women who are entirely out of his range, hoping someday to fulfill his unrealistic fantasy that they will reciprocate his interest.

The problem is not their superficiality, but his.

He’s basically a stalker, a romantic voyeur, dishonestly using the “friend zone” as an excuse to get close to women in a non-sexual context, secretly hoping that he can then exploit this proximity to convert a girl friend into a girlfriend. But when he finally works up the gumption to express his secret purpose, not only are his overtures unwelcome, but his female friend feels understandably betrayed: If she had known his interest in her was erotic, she never would have let this pitiful scrub into her “friend zone” to begin with.

So, if I had to give Chris Tognotti any one piece of advice, it would be this: Next time your “romantic” nature leads you to pursue a phony friendship with a girl who’s way out of your league, first find out if she’s got a fat friend, and date the fat girl instead.

You need to come to grips with your own inadequacy, Chris. Unless you do that, you’ll probably end up as a serial killer.

Also, visit an endocrinologist and find out what’s causing your testosterone deficiency. This weeping nelly act is not attractive.

 

Category: humor

If Bundy Had Married His Cattle, Lefties’d Celebrate “Diversity” #BundyRanch

Posted on | April 20, 2014 | 18 Comments

by Smitty

Stacy had picked up this story a couple of days ago, when the BLM backed down. For now. Per ABC:

A group of armed militia and protesters, some sporting nametags reading “domestic terrorist,” remain camped out on a cattle ranch in Nevada, where they have been purportedly defending the property since a tense showdown ended with the federal government last week. A 20-year struggle between rancher Cliven Bundy and the Bureau of Land Management over decades of alleged illegal cattle grazing on public land ended last Sunday, with the government backing down from a controversial week-long cattle round-up.

Harry Reid was his usual conciliatory self, as Instapundit notes:

Yes, Protestors at Bundy Ranch Were ‘Domestic Terrorists.’ That’s a lie, but it’s a dangerous one, since it seems to pre-justify government violence while egging on tension. That’s unwise. If they decide to actually become domestic terrorists, Harry, I expect you’ll be among the first to know.

for which standard Ed Driscoll offered a more thorough test:

We’ll know they’re domestic terrorists when Rolling Stone runs dreamily-lit photos of them on their cover, Robert Redford makes a movie about them, and an ambitious young leftwing politician launches his career in their front parlor.

The ‘terrorist’ line suggests a couple of gags:

 

Could Bundy himeslf make a worse Senator than Elizabeth Warren?

Can that mighty herd displace Harry Reid in the Virtuoso Crapflooding department?

Clearly, Bundy is a proxy for all Tea Partiers. This is really all about flogging the base in preparation for November. The rule of law is at stake in this case, as noted at Powerline:

. . .the question of whether Bundy and/or his supporters would be justified in engaging in armed resistance if the federal government attempts to carry out the court orders with which they disagree.

I say that armed resistance would be wrong. As John explained, “legally, Bundy doesn’t have a leg to stand on.” Legally, he is required to pay the grazing fee and limit the grazing of his cattle. His claim that the federal government doesn’t own the land in question is simply wrong and has been rejected by the courts.

Bundy can refuse to pay the grazing fee, just as I can refuse to pay my taxes. But in a nation governed by the rule of law, non-compliance with the law has consequences. Armed resistance to those consequences is, as I say, wrong.

It would be great to try to connect Bundy to Rosa Parks, but I don’t see much overlap. No, this is clearly about distracting from the failure of ObamaCare, and prepping the troops for November.
Thus, let the conservatives be more energized, and let Reid be hoisted on his own foul petard in the next Congress.

Category: Democrats, Nevada

World’s Youngest Blogger: It’s Around Here Somewhere, I Think

Posted on | April 20, 2014 | 7 Comments


T-shirt says: “If found, please return to mommy”

Category: World's Youngest Blogger

The Mirage of Integration

Posted on | April 20, 2014 | 41 Comments

It was Dick Gregory, I believe, who defined “integration” as the period of time between when the first black family moves into a neighborhood and the last white family moves out. The recent report that New York City’s schools are the most segregated in the country might be seen as confirmation of that cynical jest.

Are we to assume that the enlightened and sophisticated white liberals of New York are secretly more racist — “RAAAAACIST!” — than they would have us believe? Our suspicion of pharisaical hypocrisy on their part may explain why liberals are always able to hear those coded racist “dog whistles” that nobody else can hear. Perpetual outrage at the alleged racism of Republicans functions as a means by which white liberals soothe their guilty consciences and tune out the cognitive dissonance that results from the unbridgeable chasm between their professed egalitarian beliefs and their inevitably elitist lifestyles.

Jelani Cobb is dismayed by the evidence of liberal hypocrisy:

There may be no better example of the ongoing scandal of school segregation than the New York City public-school system, which a recent report by the Civil Rights Project at U.C.L.A. found to be one of the most segregated in the country. Black and Latino students in New York have become more likely to attend schools with minimal white enrollment, and a majority of them go to schools defined by concentrated poverty. . . . New York is simultaneously the most diverse city in the United States and the most glaring indicator of integration’s failures.

Perhaps the question we should ask is not “Why has integration failed?” Rather we might ask, “Why did anyone ever imagine integration could succeed?” Meanwhile, Jelani Cobb confirms Dick Gregory’s cynical observation:

When I graduated from Jamaica High School, in Queens, in 1987, the school was recognized for both its high academic performance and its diverse student body, which mirrored the polyglot neighborhood that surrounded it. (In 1985, it was honored by the U.S. Department of Education as one of the nation’s “outstanding” public secondary schools.) Among my four closest African-American friends from high school — only one of whom had college-educated parents — two went on to get Ph.D.s, and the other two have M.B.A.s. By 2009, however, the graduation rate had slumped below fifty per cent, and the school was slated for closure by the city, owing to its poor academic achievement and high levels of violence. It had already long ceased having the mélange of ethnicities that I remembered. But the reversion toward segregation was not the cause of the school’s academic decline: both were symptoms of the concentration of poverty that has come to define public schools across most of New York City.

Over a period of roughly 20 years, then, this district in Queens went from being “diverse . . . polyglot” in its “mélange of ethnicities” to being overwhelmingly black. And during the same period, Jamaica High went from being an “outstanding” school to being a place of “poor academic achievement and high levels of violence,” where more than half of students drop out before graduation, a phenomenon attributed by Cobb to “the concentration of poverty.”

Well, what happened? And why did it happen? Was the change in demographics — and the correspondent “academic decline” described by Cobb — a result of intransigent white racism? Was any particular public policy implicated in this decline? The Wikipedia article about Jamaica, Queens, describes the population as 48% black, 22% Hispanic, 20% white and 10% Asian. The article also describes immigration as a major factor in the changing demographics of the community.

Is it possible that, rather than bemoaning white racism — which certainly has not increased as a factor in the past 20 years — those who desire more integrated schools should instead focus their attention on the ways in which our nation’s immigration policies contribute to increased segregation? Many who have studied this phenomenon have pointed out that an influx of impoverished immigrants, whatever its impact on the nation as a whole, has a profoundly negative influence on the prospects of low-income groups, who are forced into economic competition with the new arrivals. But if Jelani Cobb paid too much attention to such research, he might begin to have doubts about liberal proposals to grant amnesty to illegal aliens and, if he ever took a strong public stand against amnesty, then white liberals would call him a racist, too.

Welcome to 2014, Mr. Cobb. We’re all racists now.

 

Category: Education, New York, Racism

Florida Girls Pimped Out at 14

Posted on | April 19, 2014 | 11 Comments

Story Number One:

The Lake County Sheriff’s Office arrested 44 people in a prostitution sting that led them to a 14-year-old girl who deputies said was being sold for sex.
Investigators said Gregory Foster showed up to the sting with a 14-year-old girl he had kidnapped from Orange County. Detectives said Foster and the girl had been talking on Facebook and met at a gas station. . . .
Investigators said the young girl was to be Foster’s money maker. It was the girl’s first night out, deputies said. . . .
The sting, titled Operation Holler Back, lasted three days. Agents used websites like Craigslist and Backpage to arrange appointments for paid sex then met the suspects in a Lake County hotel.
Some of the 44 people arrested were alleged pimps, alleged prostitutes and alleged drivers, deputies said.
Foster is charged with kidnapping, human trafficking, possession of marijuana and possession of paraphernalia.

Story Number Two:

Three people from California have been arrested, accused of trafficking a 14-year-old from Orlando for prostitution.
Vincent Hudson, 44, who went by the alias “Goldie,” was arrested in addition to 22-year-old Patricia Poulson who went by “Moët Diamonds” and 20-year-old Jessica McCrary who went by “Amber Snow,” according to officials.
All three are from California.
The indictment said between Nov. 8 and Dec. 18 of last year, the three recruited the victim from Orlando, and then took the minor to Louisiana and California to engage in prostitution, officials said. . . .
Hudson was charged with conspiracy to commit sex trafficking of a minor, sex trafficking of a minor, transporting a minor to engage in prostitution, and two counts of commission of a felony offense involving a minor when required to register as a sex offender.
Poulson and McCrary are charged with conspiracy to commit sex trafficking of a minor.
If convicted, they each face as much as life in federal prison.

Now, these are two separate cases, but were reported on the same day by the same Orlando TV station. If 14-year-olds are being trafficked so routinely that you get this kind of coincidence, how many 14-year-olds are being pimped out in America?

 

Category: Crime, Florida, Sex
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