VIDEO: Saint Kate of the Blessed Finger: ‘Beat Her F–king Ass! Get That Bitch!’
Posted on | May 29, 2013 | 39 Comments
Feb. 16 mug shot of accused sex offender Kaitlyn Ashley Hunt
A week ago, the phrase “accused sex offender Kaitlyn Ashley Hunt” wasn’t something I thought about. But until last Wednesday, I’d never heard of accused sex offender Kaitlyn Ashley Hunt.
For some reason — beats me! — her supporters want accused sex offender Kaitlyn Ashley Hunt to become nationally famous, and I was minding my own business on May 22 when somebody on Twitter posted a link to Matthew Philbin’s article at Newsbusters: “Left Defends Accused Sex Offender Because She’s Lesbian.” Wow.
That got my attention, and my editorial duties at ViralRead were set aside while I began digging down on this story, discovering a myth built on lies — The Story Too Good to Be True — crafted to portray accused sex offender Kaitlyn Ashley Hunt as a symbol of victimhood:
Supporters of the “Free Kate” movement say Hunt is a victim of homophobia who “made a mistake.” Her lawyer Julia Graves says Hunt is a “model citizen,” but video surfaced over the weekend that would appear to contradict that claim.
“Beat her f–king ass, Emily! Beat her ass! Get that bitch!” the girl reported to be Kaitlyn Hunt shouts in the video showing two girls fighting on the beach. . . .
The video, which Viral Read staff were able to convert to YouTube format, was first posted Saturday at a Tumblr site by a teenager who says he is a Sebastian High classmate. The anonymous teen said “that the way the media is portraying [Hunt] is far from reality. … she is not a good person and is not ‘innocent’. She … constantly starts high school drama, gets in school suspensions, and is overall not well liked at all.” As proof that the girl yelling on the video is actually Hunt, the anonymous poster referred to the arrest record which describes her as having three tattoos, including a bird on her right shoulder. The tattoo appears briefly in the video at the 14-second mark . . .
Click the image to read the whole thing and watch the video:
“Streisand Effect” — look it up.
PREVIOUSLY:
- May 28: Liberal Logic™ — #FreeKate Edition
- May 27: #FreeKate Lies Unravel; Roman Polanski Could Not Be Reached for Comment
- May 27: The Story Too Good to Be True
- May 26: In Search of Liberal ‘Principle,’ and Also: Does #FreeKate Have a Larger Agenda?
- May 25: Aggravating Circumstances: Against the #FreeKate Campaign for Sexual Anarchy
- May 25: #FreeKate Lies Rejected by Daily Kos Staffer, and Other New Developments
- May 24: Because She’s Cute, That’s Why
- May 24: BREAKING: Kaitlyn Hunt Refuses Plea Offer, Will Face Trial on June 20
- May 23: Damn You, #FreeKate Liars! UPDATE: Parents of 14-Year-Old Girl Speak Out
- May 22: Liberals Now Arguing for a Lesbian’s Right to Have Sex With a 14-Year-Old Girl
LIVE AT FIVE: 05.29.13
Posted on | May 29, 2013 | 4 Comments
— compiled by Wombat-socho
TOP NEWS
Syrian Loyalists Accused Of New Chemical Attacks
Le Monde photographer suffered effects of one attack
No Injuries In Dry-Ice Disneyland “Blast”
Dry ice in a plastic bottle in a trashcan leads to Toontown evacuation
Freight Train Derails Near Baltimore
Fire, explosions ensue; one hurt, several buildings damaged
POLITICS
Issa Subpoenas State Department’s Benghazi Documents
Accuses State Department of withholding documents
LulzSec Hacker Pleads Guilty, Could Get 10 Years
Harvard E-Mail Snoop Dean To Resign
Supreme Court Declines To Hear Indiana Planned Parenthood Appeal
Massachusetts Auditor Finds More Than 1,000 Dead People Collecting Welfare
Weiner Seizes Spotlight At Education Forum
Paula Broadwell Apologizes For Petraeus Affair
Sen. Boxer Denounces Southern California Edison, Operator Of San Onofre Nuke Plant
THE ECONOMY, STUPID
Oil Breaks $95 On Equity Rise, Mideast Tension: NYMEX $95.01, Brent $104.23
Home Price Jump More Rebound Than Bubble
Liberty Reserve Indicted In Epic Money Laundering Scheme
Walmart Fined $81 Million For Dumping Hazardous Waste
Citibank Settles US Suit Over $3.5 Billion In Mortgage Securities
Corn Trades Near Three-Week High As Rains Extend Planting Delays
Treasuries Fall Before Auctions As Traders Consider End To QE
Asian Stocks Rise On US Economic Data
Apple CEO Sees More “Gamechangers”, Hints At Wearable Devices
PC Market Hasn’t Hit Rock Bottom Yet
Facebook Gives Way To Campaign Against Hate Speech
Google Faces EU Antitrust Probe Demand
Opera Launches Chromium-Based “Next” Browser For Windows, Macs
Chrome Experiments Bring Skee Ball, Slot-Car Racing To The Browser
SPORTS
LeBron Fouls Out As Pacers Beat The Heat In Game Four
Pacers even the series with 99-92 win
Kings Win Battle Of California, Head To Finals With 2-1 Victory Against Sharks
Does Rutgers Even Know How To Run An Athletic Department?
Nike Cuts Ties With Lance Armstrong’s Livestrong Brand
Indy 500 Ratings Hit Record Low
Tony Stewart Has Had It With Ricky Stenhouse And Other NASCAR Rookies
Big Three Give WNBA One Big Day
Bucs End Pitching Duel With Dinger, Beat Tigers 1-0 In 11
Nats’ Bats Wake Up For 9-3 Flogging Of Orioles
FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
Apparently Justin Bieber Is The Worst Neighbor Ever
Segway riding. Pot smoking. Getting chased down in his Ferrari by a Prius-driving football player. Is there no end to his iniquity?
NYPD: No, We Didn’t Grope Amanda Bynes
Katy Perry & John Mayer Reunite And Flirt At Her Memorial Day Party
Dan Harmon Exploring Possible Return To “Community”
Adam Levine Dating Nina Agdal After Behati Prinsloo Split
Some Rapper Busted For Doing 110 In A 55 Zone
“Behind The Candelabra” Debuts With 2.4 Million Viewers
Rob Lowe Cast As JFK In National Geographic’s “Kiling Kennedy”
“Man Of Steel” Star Henry Cavill Eyes Lead In W.B.’s “Man From U.N.C.L.E.”
LeAnn Rimes Depressed, Felt Pathetic After Eddie Cibrian Affair
FOREIGNERS
Canada, EU At Odds Over Arming Syrian Rebels
Muslims, Buddhists Clash In Burma’s Shan State
Baby Rescued From Sewage Pipe In PRC
Australian MP Confirms Chicoms Hacked New ASIO HQ
EDL Rally After Woolwich Murder Attracts Estimated 2000 Marchers
Pussy Riot Member On Hunger Strike Taken To Hospital
PRC Divides EU In Fight Over solar Panel Tariffs
Online Hunt Ends In Parents’ Apology For Teen’s Egyptian Vandalism
France, Germany Seek “New Deal” For European Youth
Honduran Street Gangs Call Truce
BLOGS & STUFF
Allahpundit: House Committee Investigating Whether Holder Perjured Himself On DOJ Leak Probes
Protein Wisdom: “Did Eric Holder Lie Under Oath?”
Power Line: Mr. Holder Regrets
Jennifer Rubin: Holder In Trouble – Why Can’t They Just Tell The Truth?
Stephen Kruiser: Walter Pincus Wants To Know Why The Press Is Whining About The First Amendment
Kerry Picket: Bob Dole Has Some Nerve
Weasel Zippers: Shocking – RINO Olympia Snowe Agrees With Bob Dole
NRO Corner: White House Asks Pentagon To Prepare Syrian No-Fly Zone
Breitbart: Vatican Says 100,000 Christians Die For Their Faith Every Year
Jammie Wearing Fools: Democrat Anti-Gun Nuts Facing Recall In Colorado
Lonely Conservative: Aw, Senate Republicans Feeling Jilted By Obama
Liberal Logic™ — #FreeKate Edition
Posted on | May 28, 2013 | 42 Comments
“Oops! Was that your 14-year-old daughter’s vagina? So sorry . . .”
Meanwhile, the #FreeKate idiots are trying a new tactic to suppress the truth: Anyone who mentions the facts of the case is a pervert.
,@lorini08 Why is #FreeKate lying and attacking those who tell the truth? #freak Because she’s guilty? Guess so. americanpowerblog.blogspot.com/2013/05/cnn-pa…
— Robert Stacy McCain (@rsmccain) May 28, 2013
@lorini08 Oh, you agree that “sexual details” of crime … scribd.com/doc/142642135/… … show that #FreeKate is “not normal”?
— Robert Stacy McCain (@rsmccain) May 28, 2013
Liberals: “It’s perfectly OK for #FreeKate to do it, but it’s wrong for anyone to describe what she actually did.” @cflancop @lorini08
— Robert Stacy McCain (@rsmccain) May 28, 2013
Question: What’s the age of consent in Michigan … in dog years?
UPDATE: It’s time to play Let’s Suppress the Truth!
Father of The World’s Most Famous Sex Criminal says photos of #FreeKate are copyright © 2013 twitter.com/Jeanette_Runyo… | @jeanette_runyon
— Robert Stacy McCain (@rsmccain) May 28, 2013
Yeah, I’m also worried I might get sued for quoting Ted Kaczynski’s diaries and posting the mug shots of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev . . .
Steven R. Hunt Jr. is not just a liar, but also an idiot.
UPDATE II: Insanity becomes epidemic:
New #FreeKate claim: FBI must protect The World’s Most Famous Sex Criminal! twitter.com/Jeanette_Runyo… @jeanette_runyon @txav8r @aaronworthing
— Robert Stacy McCain (@rsmccain) May 28, 2013
I’m sure the FBI will be right on this case, just as soon as they finish wiretapping the Associated Press and Fox News . . .
Our Own Corner Of The Library
Posted on | May 28, 2013 | 107 Comments
— by Wombat-socho
I’ve been a science fiction reader for most of my life, starting with a copy of Madeleine L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time I was given in second grade and continuing on through Robert Heinlein’s juvenile novels to Asimov, Silverberg and other grand masters. I’m old enough to remember when the artsy-fartsy “New Wave” introduced annoying literary styles and gratuitous sex to the genre, and the larger cultural change that made science fiction and fantasy acceptable – no longer something to be sneered at by critics or your classmates.
We’re now at a point where, as Thomas Disch remarked, “we’ve won the culture war”, and millions of people line up to pay perfectly good money to see a movie that reboots a TV series that was originally a ratings failure – but a cult classic.
What’s interesting to me is that with occasional exceptions, SF has largely been dominated by socialist or technocratic futures, mostly because it’s been written by authors who want to write about such futures either because they’re inclined that way (Isaac Asimov) or explicitly socialists (John Brunner, Charles Stross). One subgenre of SF, though – and one publishing house in particular that specializes in that genre – tends to be dominated by conservative and libertarian writers, much as country music tends to be dominated by singers and bands unafraid to express their patriotism and love of country. I’m referring, of course, to combat SF, from which Baen Books has made a fair amount of money. One might almost consider Baen the Fox News of SF publishing: they provide a place for fiction that’s not even remotely PC enough for the other publishers.
The question I want to throw out to the readers is this: is there something about military SF that attracts conservative and libertarian authors? Does writing what you know explain why a lot of Baen’s authors who write in this subgenre are veterans? Where do technothrillers fit into this? Why doesn’t Baen have a booth at CPAC? 😉
A Definition of Insanity
Posted on | May 28, 2013 | 49 Comments
Years ago, I visited a friend’s house and watched his wife take a poll: “What do you want for breakfast?” The survey sample was quite small: Their 3-year-old son, who wasted about 45 seconds of his mother’s time before deciding which flavor of sugary cereal he wanted.
Courtesy forbade me to tell my friend’s wife she was crazy.
Sane adults do not make themselves slaves to the whims of a child.
Children are ignorant. They don’t know what kind of cereal they want for breakfast. A child is not a fit judge of what to wear to school.
A child, if left unsupervised to pursue his pleasure, is likely to spend all his time watching cartoons or playing video games, and to eat nothing but junk food. Not only is this bad for the child’s health and intellectual development, but if he is permitted to acquire such habits, he also acquires the idea that it is his right to live exactly as his chooses, without any obligation to society to make himself useful or productive.
To indulge the child in the illusion of his own competence — to surrender authority to him — is to persuade him that you, the adult, have no superiority to him in terms of knowledge or experience.
Your home cannot be a democracy; children are naturally tyrants.
Let the child have Sudetenland and next he’ll invade Poland.
People who don’t know me or my wife or our children might assume from the tone of this lecture that we are overbearing monsters and that our children are timid and fearful. In fact the exact opposite is true: Our children are confident, competent and cheerful, and my wife and I as parents are benevolent rulers, because our parental sovereignty was never in doubt — at least not to us, although the children occasionally tested us, as children naturally will do.
Well, this lecture on Successful Reactionary Parenting Methods could go on forever, but let me direct your attention to the inspiration:
“I asked my three teenage daughters what they thought.”
Good Lord! Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world . . .
LIVE AT FIVE: 05.28.13
Posted on | May 28, 2013 | 6 Comments
— compiled by Wombat-socho
TOP NEWS
Stacy’s Crazy Cousin John Goes To Syria, Talks To Rebels
Slips in for a visit; in other news, the EU lifts the arms embargo on the rebels
Americans Gather To Honor The Fallen
President lays a wreath at Arlington
F-15 Crashes Off Okinawa
Pilot ejected safely; no casualties
POLITICS
All-clear Given After Brooklyn Bridge Closure
(VIDEO DELETED BECAUSE I CAN’T SHUT OFF THE AUTOPLAY)
Bridge closed for an hour while NYPD checked abandoned vehicle
Security Change At Liberty, Ellis Islands Criticized
Court Debates What Jury Can Hear In Trayvon Martin Case
Study On Possible Border Entry Fee Sparks Opposition
Bob Dole Calls On RNC To Close For Repairs
Hundreds Of Thousands Of Bikers Rumble Into DC For Rolling Thunder
THE ECONOMY, STUPID
Oil Falls As Traders Await PRC Data: NYMEX $93.55, Brent $102.51
Yen Weakens As Nikkei Regains Degree Of Stability
Canadian Drugmaker Valeant Buys Bausch & Lomb For $8.7 Billion
Trading In PRC Heavy Equipment Maker Zoomlion Suspended Amid Reports Of False Sales
Israeli Electric Car Maker Better Place Files To Close Down Company
Great Lakes Region Pins Economic Hopes On Water
Amazon Workers In Germany Set Second Strike For Higher Pay
Are Foxconn And Mozilla Teaming Up To Debut A Firefox Tablet?
Google Blimps To Bring Wireless To Africa
Samsung Dominates PRC Smartphone Market In Q1
Minecraft Creator’s New Game “Scrolls” Gets Trailer, Arrives June 3 In Beta
Ten Reasons “Final Fantasy XIV” Deserves A Second Chance
SPORTS
Spurs Sweep Grizzlies 93-86 For Western Conference Title
Fifth conference title for San Antonio
Danica’s Boyfriend Wrecks Her And Keselowski
Yu Mad? 14 Strikeouts Not Enough To Beat The Snakes
Pacers Doomed By Heat’s Fast Start, Fall 114-96 For First Playoff Loss At Home
Blackhawks Rally To Force Game 7
Rays Beat Marlins In 10-6 Slugfest
Nationals Can’t Crack Hammel, Fall To O’s 6-2
FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
The New York Times Can’t Bring Itself To Use The L Word About This Year’s Palme d’Or Winner
“…an emotionally raw and sexually explicit contemporary French drama and critical favorite about a young woman’s awakening…”
Amanda Bynes: I’m Suing Everybody
Chris Brown Investigated For Hit & Run
Jennifer Lawrence’s Brother’s Stalker Arrested
“Breaking Bad” Star Aaron Paul Marries Lauren Parsekian
Angelina Jolie’s Aunt Dies Of Breast Cancer
Katie Holmes And Suri Spend Memorial Day In Florida
Elizabeth Moss Slams Jeremy Piven As “Highly Unprofessional”
FOREIGNERS
Toronto Mayor’s Aides Quit After Friday’s Denial Of Crack Use
Venezuelan President Maduro Offers Olive Branch To Washington
Baghdad Car Bombs Kill At Least 66
Austerity For Australian Spies A “Disgrace”, Says Labor MP
PRC Tourist Vandalizes 3000-Year Old Egyptian Tomb, Sparks Online Outrage
Chinese Annoyance No Hurdle To Improve Ties With Japan
Nurse Pleads Guilty To Sydney Nursing Home Arson That Killed Eleven
EDL Blames Islam For Woolwich Attack At Downing Street Protest
National Security Adviser Donilon Promotes Closer Military Ties With PRC
BLOGS & STUFF
NRO Corner: Senator McCain Goes To Syria
Pat Dollard: McCain Spends Memorial Day With Al Qaeda Buddies In Syria
Power Line: Which Is The Best Of Our Bad Options In Syria?
Legal Insurrection: EU Ends Arms Embargo On Syrian Rebels As Hezbollah Moves In Deeper
The Jawa Report: Tommy Robinson Discusses The EDL, The Woolwich Murder, And Islamic Fascism (Video)
Weasel Zippers: Vandals Deface British War Memorials, Reportedly Spray “Islam” Across One
The Lonely Conservative: Americans Still Don’t Like Obamacare
Gateway Pundit: Marines Accuse Dem Rep Of Trampling Their First Amendment Rights; She Has Them Punished
Watts Up With That?: Uh Oh, The Met Office Has Set The Cat Amongst The Pigeons
Jihad Watch: British Officials Knew For Two Years That Woolwich Murderer Had Ties To Al Qaeda
P.J. O’Rourke: Stupid
Jonah Goldberg: Obama The Non-Ideologue
Do They Still Teach Presumption Of Innocence In Law Schools, @DMataconis?
Posted on | May 27, 2013 | 16 Comments
by Smitty
Ol’ Doug:
More importantly, though, I think it’s a mistake to say that the protections of the 5th Amendment, or to broaden the argument any of the protections granted to actual and potential criminal defendants under the 4th, 6th, and 7th Amendments as well, were primarily designed to protect the innocent.
I realize that I’m unfit to question your JD-ness, but didn’t Presumption of Innocence kind of inform Law as we (at least once) knew it?
On a superficial level, that simply isn’t supported by the text of the Amendments themselves, which apply to everyone in all situations.
So, the lack of enumeration of every contextual assertion informing the Bill of Rights supports pretending that the first 10 Amendments lack any? I forget where in Amar’s book, but he mentions the sequence of the Amendments, itself, as significant. They are all addenda to specific articles in the Constitution proper, and could have been physically interwoven with the document, just as they are logically. In summary, the Bill of Rights is a gripe list about what happens when power is concentrated excessively. Not dissimilar from our current situation.
Indeed, the 5th Amendment’s right against self-incrimination doesn’t require that there actually be a pending criminal case or investigation, or that the testimony in question take place in a court proceeding connected with criminal charges. As long as their is a possibility that what someone says in a public forum, be it a criminal investigation or a deposition during the course of a civil trial, could potentially used to bring charges against them and prosecute them for a crime then the person being questioned has the right to invoke their rights under the Amendment. It’s not a question of being “guilty” or “innocent,” it’s that the Amendment exists to protect individuals from the state compelling them to testify in any situation, including a Congressional Committee hearing.
OK, so “the government can’t beat it out of you” has evolved into “you don’t have to play”. Right.
I guess that’s the point of a jury of the peers, then: to listen to all of the back-and-forth and render a conclusion. Pleading the 5th on a seemingly trivial issue is going to come across as: “Guilty”.
One can be an IRS apologist to the extent that they have a task that is impossible to accomplish defect-free at the outset, and then point out that there has never been a reasonable reform mechanism.
I understand Lois has pled the Fifth. I even believe she believes she’s innocent, as much as #OccupyResoluteDesk believes he’s Christian. Once accepts these assertions at face value.
The danger to the Fifth Amendment and its protections is a lack of fundamental reform. Lois, herself, is a footnote, and resisting the urge to personalize all this, tempting though it be, is paramount. Alinskyism is false.
Rule 5 Monday
Posted on | May 27, 2013 | 6 Comments
— compiled by Wombat-socho
Didn’t plan it this way, but it seemed only appropriate on this Memorial Day to give a boost to Gina Elise’s Pin-Ups For Vets, an eminently worthy cause that supports not only veterans but our troops in the field. Go check it out, or just buy some stuff. As for our own parade of pulchritude, the usual disclaimer applies: some of the links lead to the pix that are NSFW, so be discreet in your clicking.
First out of the in-box this week is Animal Magnetism with Rule 5 Friday and the Saturday Blondepocalypse. Blackmailers Don’t Shoot has Pretty Girls on a Thursday: Talk Nerdy To Me (although I think the zombies kinda stretch the definition of pretty) and Randy’s Roundtable checks in with Natasha Barnard and Fishersville Mike had his eye on DWTS winner Kellie Pickler. First Street Journal offers something appropriate to the day with Silver Star Ladies, and guess who contacted Reaganite Republican about his Miss Honduras post?
EBL offers Monica Bellucci and The Women Of Mr. Selfridge, a series I hadn’t heard of before.
Soylent Green kicks off with your AM Angel, followed by Monday Motivationer Heather, a shoutout to fellow Rule 5 blogger Wirecutter, Tuesday Titillation Vanessa, Evening Awesome Ivonne, Humpday Hawt Amber, Falconsword Fursday Finery, Overnighty Gil, Corsetation Remuneration, hot chicks with bows, softcore tentacle porn (Not just for Japan any more!), AM Awesome Cara Zavaleta, and an interesting spin on the Pygmalion deal.
A View From The Beach makes up for lost time with a couple of cavegirl posts, but first, Kate Hudson and a classic student faceplant. An Illustrated History of Clothing and Some Boring Speculations both have cavegirl content, followed by High School Hottie Solves Civilization’s Great Quest, FEMEN Protests Barbie, You Could Park A Beer On It, and The Debt Ceiling.
Proof Positive’s Friday Night Babe was Ashley Greene, his vintage babe was Blythe Danner; also, Sex In Advertising, 49ers cheerleaders, and Sex In The 23rd Century City. Dustbury suggested Maggie Q and Laura Fernee, and at The Camp of the Saints, it was Hannah Claydon and the Rule 5 News.
The DaleyGator’s DaleyBabes last week included Nina Agdal, Caren Souza, Melissa Riso, Yumiko Shaku, Ah Women #1 and #2, Hitomi Kaikawa, Caitlyn Manley, Natsuki Ikeda, What beats a good cup of coffee? She does. Also, Nina Conde, Fernanda Lopez, Shakira, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Lauren Calaway, Masako Umemiya, Jordanna Brewster, Kelly Hu, and Danielle Nicolet.
Thanks to everyone for their linkagery! Deadline to submit links to the Rule 5 Wombat mailbox is Saturday, June 1.







