The Other McCain

"One should either write ruthlessly what one believes to be the truth, or else shut up." — Arthur Koestler

Ticonderoga Classy

Posted on | June 11, 2012 | 4 Comments

by Smitty

I was a young lad of 1819* on USS MyFirst:

Yes, USS Ticonderoga was CG-47

Not even the World's Finest Navy can overcome inferior leadership.

That was back in the days of Bush41. The Cold War. When the last two words of the phrase “I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic” were somehow less immediate. Good times, good times. And, with the efforts of all liberty-minded Americans in uniform or out, the sun of those times may rise again.

Apologies in advance for light blogging this week; I’m doing the single parent shuffle. Props to all those investing time in raising children!

via

The mighty Ramirez:

*Ludicrously old friend JW catches me cooking the books. I reported to my first ship at a ripe 19, turned 20 on USS Lake Champlain, 21 in Newport RI at Navy Prep, and 22 a few months into Plebe Year at Sing Sing on the Severn.

You reach that age where your own life seems someone else’s biography, no?

Category: Barack Obama

#BrettKimberlin Says He Was ‘SWATted’; Why Do Maryland Cops Say Otherwise?

Posted on | June 11, 2012 | 48 Comments

Patterico suspected Brett Kimberlin was lying — which is what Kimberlin seems to do habitually and routinely, perhaps pathologically — when his 501(c) non-profit Velvet Revolution claimed Sunday that Kimberlin was “SWATted” on May 31.

Lee Stranhan contacted police in Montgomery County, Maryland, who say no such thing ever happened. Now we can probably expect Kimberlin to claim that the cops are part of a right-wing conspiracy against him.

Little Brett is always the victim, y’know.

 


Category: The Kimberlin Files

Florida Rep. Sandy Adams Leads 85 House Republicans in ‘SWATting’ Letter

Posted on | June 11, 2012 | 16 Comments

Earlier, Mandy Nagy of Breitbart.com reported that 70 House Republicans were prepared to sign a letter calling for Attorney General Eric Holder to investigate the dangerous “SWATting” of conservative commentators. Now, Kerry Pickett of The Washington Times reports that the number of signatories is 85:

Congresswoman Sandy Adams, Florida Republican, is sending a letter, currently signed by 85 House Republicans, to Attorney General Eric Holder urging him to assign Justice Department officials to investigate the recent threat of “SWAT-tings.”
A SWAT-ting happens when a person calls 911 emergency dispatch services under another individual’s name and falsely claims he or she is committing a violent crime. Such an act is committed to cause local law enforcement authorities (like a SWAT team) to surround and enter the residence of an innocent individual, who was impersonated and framed for a violent crime through the 911 call. The false call can be made via the internet, so as to mask the true caller’s identity and location.
“My concern is someone is going to get hurt,” Rep. Adams told me on Friday. “It’s very dangerous for the people living in the home that didn’t call 911, because have no awareness whatsoever that something like that had happened. So they open the door to law enforcement whether it’s with or without guns drawn,” said Congresswoman Adams . . .
Congresswoman Adams is a first term Capitol Hill lawmaker and has a military and law enforcement background. Following her time in the Air Force, she served for seventeen years as a deputy sheriff in the Orange County, Florida.
“We were dispatched from 911 calls where there were shots fired and holding of a hostage. Those were the things that you went to and you’re going to want to know that,” she said.
The SWAT-ting issue caught the Florida Congresswoman’s attention when she heard that CNN contributor and Red State blogger Erick Erickson was a victim of swat in late May. Another blogger who was SWAT-ted, Patrick Frey, a Los Angeles assistant district attorney, went through the terrifying experience in July of 2011. . . .

That’s actual news, you see, and not something the mainstream media can dismiss as trival and irrelevant. Once big-time political reporters (and some savvy tech journalists) start peeling that big onion and see the connections to Brett Kimberlin, to Neal Rauhauser, to the “Anonymous” hackers, to Anthony Weiner, to Andrew Breitbart, to Barbra Streisand, to the Occupy movement . . .

Trust me: I know reporters. Somewhere out there, I’m sure, Michael Isikoff and other reporters are looking at this story and recognizing what an opportunity it presents.

(Hat-tip: Bob Belvedere at The Camp of the Saints. Now a Memeorandum thread with more from The Lonely Conservative, American Power and Sister Toldjah.)

UPDATE: Got an e-mail from a friend who suggests I may be confused as to who reported what first and who deserves credit. Also, I’m told that the number of congressmen calling for a DOJ investigation of SWATting is now 87, and reminded that Texas Rep. Kenny Marchant was the first House member to make that call.

 

Category: The Kimberlin Files

The Lonely Conservative Completely Wrecked My Morning

Posted on | June 11, 2012 | 12 Comments

by Smitty

What sort of random joy in brutality would lead you to use words like Eric Holder and Supreme Court Justice in the same sentence? That’s just wrong. R – O – N – N – G – G.
Holder is packin’ less gear than either Sotomayor and Kagan. The thought of those two playing “Let’s play crayons with the Constitution” with Holder truly sickens.

George Washington did not sign on for this abuse.

What would George say to the likes of a Holder on the SCOTUS?

So let that be a lesion to you: Mitt may not have been your first choice out the door for a candidate, but the first rule of survival is recognizing the wolf closest to the sled.

Obama Must Go, and “Nation of Cowards” with him.

Category: Democrats, Eric Holder, The Lonely Conservative

LIVE AT FIVESIX – 06.11.12

Posted on | June 11, 2012 | 9 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


TOP NEWS
Russian FBI Searches Opposition Leaders’ Homes On Eve Of Massive Anti-Putin Protest

And the tape says, 'I Shut Up'

Investigative Committee of Russia reports directly to Putin; searches allegedly into connection with anti-police violence at previous protests

Gabrielle Giffords Campaigns For Former Aide In AZ-8
Recovering ex-congresswoman appears for Barber at rally

In The Super-PAC World, Romney Is Dominant
Globe article looks at Restore Our Future, which aims to do unto Obama what it did in the GOP primaries to Gingrich et al



POLITICS
Police Probe Commerce Secretary’s Weekend Crashes

Commerce Secretary John Bryson

LA County sheriffs, San Gabriel PD looking into possible felony hit & run charges

Orthodox Jews Slam Brooklyn DA’s Handling Of Sex Abuse Cases

GOP To Hold House, Maybe Win Senate?

Ohio’s Improved Job Picture No Guarantee Of Obama Win

Obama Super PAC, Unions Launch $4 Million Spanish-Language Ad Blitz

Democrat Heidkamp Ducking Questions In ND’s Senate Race

WaPo: GOP Senate Primary The Main Event In Virginia’s Primaries



THE ECONOMY, STUPID
Oil Rises On Spanish Bailout, PRC Increased Imports; NYMEX $85.89, Brent $101.39
Spanish Bailout News Lifts Asian, European Stock Markets; Euro Hits Three-Week High
PRC’s “Feel-Bad” Interest Rates Cut
Airlines Urge EU To Ditch Carbon Permit Scheme
Telefonica To Sell Part Of China Unicom Stake
Wall Street Shrugs As JP Morgan Trades Lop Off $27 Billion
Southern Farmers See Midwestern Bias In Farm Bill
Android Chief Scotches Rumors, Will Stay At Google
E3 2012: Game Makers Focus On Second Screens
Lenovo Launches No-Contract Mobile Broadband Service For Select Laptops
Malcolm Gladwell: In 50 Years, People Will Have Forgotten Steve Jobs
Microsoft Rebooting XBox As Living Room PC?
Google To Begin Shutting Down Meebo Services July 11
Neal Stephenson Wants Your Help Funding A New Sword Game



SPORTS
Speeding Penalties Confound NASCAR Drivers At Pocono

Pit zone a busy place at Pocono as speeding penalties proliferate

Speeding penalties? NASCAR? Also, Joey Logano won

Celtics Go Down Fighting, 101-85; Heat To Face Thunder In NBA Finals

Devils Confident They Can Rally From 0-3 Start

Phillies Choke As O’s Win Again, 5-4 In 10th

Martin’s Walkoff Homer Sweeps Aside Mets In Subway Series

Chapman Continues Fall To Earth As Tigers Rally To Win 7-6

Royals Complete Lost Weekend With 3-2 Loss To Pirates

#1 LSU Rocked By Division III Stony Brook

Harper’s Hustle Caps Nationals’ Sweep Of Red Sox



FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
Everything’s Bigger In Texas, Including Celebrity Weddings

Matthew McConaughey and Camilla Alves

Matthew McConaughey and Camilla Alves get hitched in Austin

“Once” Sweeps The Night

Deena Cortese Of “Jersey Shore” Busted For Disorderly Conduct

Ancient Boob Spotted In Istanbul

Rep Says Leaked Nude Snooki Pix Were Personal

Lindsay Lohan Claims Brakes On Rental Failed

Lady Gaga Beaned With Pole During Concert; Concussed But Otherwise Okay

“Madagascar 3” Beats “Prometheus” On Busy Movie Weekend

New Book Promises To Left Lid On Adele’s Private Life

Damon Lindelof To Rewrite “World War Z”



FOREIGNERS
Spain’s Biggest Hurdle To A Bank Recovery? Public Distrust
Religious Violence Breaks Out Between Muslims And Buddhists In Burma’s Rakhine State
Hollande’s Socialists Poised To Win Parliamentary Majority
New Syrian Opposition Leader Calls For Mass Defections
Kenyan Cabinet Minister Dies In Helicopter Crash
Changes At Parchin Suggest Iranian Ploy
Mexico Holds Second Presidential TV Debate While 90,000 Protest In Streets
PM Cameron Forgets Daughter In Pub
Nigerian Police Free Kidnapped Soccer Player
Former Egyptian Presidential Candidate Sees No End To Turmoil
Henrique Capriles Marches To Begin Race To Topple Chavez
No Great Breakthrough Expected In Indo-Pak Siachen Glacier Talks
Chilean Police Clash With Demonstrators Butthurt By Pro-Pinochet Documentary



BLOGS & STUFF
Zilla Of The Resistance: Silent Like A Carpet Bombing
WyBlog: Liberal Spin On Obama Public Sector Gaffe? Romney Hates Cops!
NewsBusters: Dylan Ratigan To “Dismount” From MSNBC
The Conservatory: The Death Of Public Unions?
Sister Toldjah: Fine? (Video)
Lonely Conservative: Axelrod Has Trouble Answering Whether The Private Sector Is Fine
Newsbusters: Adbusters Says OWS Old And Busted, “Flash Encampments” The New Hotness!
Weasel Zippers: Team Obama Asks Supporters To Grade Performance
Dana Loesch: A Date With The TSA
Lonely Conservative: Coney Island Principal Bans “God Bless The USA” From Kindergarten Ceremony
Legal Insurrection: Banished
Gateway Pundit: Paul Krugman Gives Netroots Speech To Empty Room

Category: Live at Five

Brett Kimberlin, Neal Rauhauser, and Their Transparent Empire of Lies UPDATE: ‘Anonymous’ Connection

Posted on | June 10, 2012 | 51 Comments

FROM AN UNDISCLOSED LOCATION
Seventy members of the House of Representatives are reportedly prepared to unite in support of Senator Saxby Chambliss’s call for a Justice Department investigation of the “SWATtings” against Mike Stack, Patrick Frey and Erick Erickson.

There is also reportedly interest among Republicans in Congress about the “lawfare” aspect of the Kimberlin case, along the lines of what Ace of Spades talked about Friday: Legislation to prevent a convicted felon from using claims of “harassment” to intimidate people who are guilty of nothing but telling the truth about his criminal past.

Beginning with his lawsuit against Seth Allen in October 2010, Kimberlin and his allies have used this strategy in a number of variations. In some cases, as with Allen and Aaron Walker, legal action seemed chiefly intended to get behind the online aliases of those who were publicizing Kimberlin’s heinous history.

Allen used the pseudonyms “Socrates” and “Prespostericity,” while Walker was known as “Aaron Worthing” in the blogosphere. Once the actual human beings behind those aliases were discovered — I believe the colloquial term for this is “patched” — then Kimberlin and his surrogates could mount personal attacks against these online critics. This could happen two ways: Either by using negative personal information about the critics in an effort to discredit them, or else by contacting the critics’ employer (or, in some cases, their spouse’s employer) to claim that the critic was engaged in wrongful activity by blogging about Kimberlin’s criminality.

The success of Kimberlin in employing this tactic shows one reason, by the way, why using online aliases creates a vulnerability for anyone engaged in what we might call “combat blogging.” There is no such thing as a pseudonym that is totally secure. You may think that your online alias protects your private life, but if you ever get into heavy-duty blogwars — giving an antagonist a motive for wanting to know who you really are — your privacy becomes a weakness.

As soon as I began digging into the Kimberlin story on May 17, I became aware that what Ken at Popehat has called “Team Kimberlin” includes a number of persons operating behind Twitter pseudonyms who were involved in publicizing negative information about Kimberlin’s critics. And I also learned that Team Kimberlin had been trying to “patch” Ace of Spades.

Perhaps readers now see why I have spent the past three weeks in scramble-the-jets mode. “But wait a minute,” you say, “why Ace?”

The answer involves WeinerGate, Kimberlin’s 501(c) Velvet Revolution, the late Andrew Breitbart and a guy named Neal Rauhauser.

Readers who have been following the series of posts I call “The Kimberlin Files” have become familiar with the name Neal Rauhauser. You know about the lunatic conspiracy theory Rauhauser published under the title, “Andrew Breitbart’s ISR Cell?” You know that Rauhauser has described Kimberlin as his “client,” and that Rauhauser accompanied Kimberlin to the May 29 hearing in Maryland at which Aaron Walker was arrested.

Focusing on the Kimberlin-Rauhauser connection is, I think, the key to unlocking a mystery that has puzzled me and others for a while: What are they trying to hide?

The frenzied intensity of attacks we’ve seen from Team Kimberlin in the past three weeks strikes many observers as suggestive of what criminologists call “consciousness of guilt.”

A source familiar with the investigation of “Team Kimberlin” told me that recent exposures caused them to “freak out,” and that certain streams of communication between their team members suddenly went into “radio silence” mode. Meanwhile, certain of their pseudonymous online presences have begun frantically attacking those who are helping shine the light on Kimberlin, even to the point of sending veiled threats and “disinfo” messages to anyone who seems to be connected to the light-shiners.

While it is interesting to speculate on the actual identities behind the various online personas employed by Team Kimberlin, their general mode of operation very much resembles what Neal Rauhauser was doing in the 2010 “TwitterGate” scandal. As I’ve said to several people familiar with the case, we seem to be looking at “Beandogs 2.0.”

Today, I needed to clear my head and relax, so I went driving around and, among other things, visited a fireworks store to do some Fourth of July shopping. But I also made some phone calls, and learned of some interesting evidence showing a direct connection between Neal Rauhauser and the international criminal hacker conspiracy known as “Anonymous.”

Before I show you that, however, let me point out a basic fact: Brett Kimberlin is a liar. He lies to reporters. He lies under oath in court. His apparent compulsive lying is one of the great constants of Kimberlin’s life, going back to when he was convicted of perjury as a teenager. Patterico calls attention to how blatantly Kimberlin lies:

[Kimberlin said] that he does not maintain any online presence and said he and his family have been victims of threats themselves and accused the bloggers of constructing a “false narrative” about him.
“I don’t blog, I don’t comment, I don’t tweet on any blogs at all. This is a right-wing attack on me and my organizations and it’s a smear job. It’s a swift boat action against us,” Kimberlin said.
— Arlette Saenz, ABC News, June 6

“[I]t’s part of my job to, to work on the Internet because it’s basically a social networking job and so I get Google alerts all the time mentioning my my organizations . . .”
— Brett Kimberlin, in Montgomery County court hearing vs. Aaron Walker, May 29

These two statements seem incompatible. If Kimberlin is “on the Internet” doing “a social networking job,” how is it that he never uses Twitter or writes on blogs? With whom does he network on the Internet, and how does he do it without using the most common tools for online social networking?

Ah, but there is that evidence I mentioned earlier, involving Neal Rauhauser and the “Anonymous” hacking conspiracy.

UPDATE: E-mail communications in September 2011, in regard to “Occupy Boston” protests, involving Neal Rauhauser (claiming to speak on behalf of Kimberlin’s non-profit Velvet Revolution) and someone named Gregg Housh:

———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Alex Pearlman <alexnpearl…@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 3:18 PM
Subject: Re: FYI Clarence Thomas message goes to Occupiers
To: Gregg Housh <greggat…@gmail.com>
Cc: neal rauhauser <nrauhau…@gmail.com>, Marisa Egerstrom <
megerst…@gmail.com>

We also have the general site, occupyboston.com. I’m part of the
Media/Message team and can get this to them ASAP. Thanks so much!

On Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 3:14 PM, Gregg Housh <greggat…@gmail.com> wrote:

> Also, Boston has this:
>
> https://sites.google.com/site/occupyrevolution/home
>
> On Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 3:13 PM, neal rauhauser <nrauhau…@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>>
>>   Gregg,
>>
>>   Thanks for the intro – I just put out a ‘clarification’ to the NYGA’s
>> Declaration of Occupation. It’s a bit more literate than what they did and I
>> think I’ve got the overall tone and content about right. Is this something
>> we can get people to discuss? I didn’t have the patience to get to speak in
>> one GA, can’t imagine how to do outreach to a whole bunch all at once w/o
>> begging assistance.
>>
>> http://www.scribd.com/doc/66968871/NYCGA-Declaration
>>
>>   Keep in mind I work with the guy who triggered the investigation into
>> Clarence Thomas over the Citizens United payoff and there is a lot of
>> similar stuff like that sitting around here. Those groups get in the mood to
>> clean house, we’ve got the treasure map for them.
>>
>>                  Neal
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 2:04 PM, Gregg Housh <greggat…@gmail.com>wrote:
>>
>>> Ive been in on the Boston planning.  The people you want to talk to for
>>> it to start to get any sort of cohesion will probably be these two:  “Marisa
>>> Egerstrom” <megerst…@gmail.com>, alexnpearl…@gmail.com
>>>
>>>
>>> On Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 7:25 AM, neal rauhauser <nrauhau…@gmail.com>wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>   We’re getting in position to drive part of the narrative for the
>>>> Occupiers. Here is how it’s being done.
>>>>
>>>>    Overnight I created a fairly complete list of the OccupyWhatever
>>>> Twitter accounts.
>>>>
>>>> http://twitter.com/#!/list/WeOccupyAmerica/occupations
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>    There is now a paper.li so we can see what they are talking about:
>>>>
>>>> http://paper.li/WeOccupyAmerica/1317378132
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>    And we have our Press Agent running on @WeOccupyAmerica. This account
>>>> had 2,500 hand picked followers, mostly Progressives, no bots, no junk, no
>>>> wingnuts. It’s picked up 300 followers in the last day and since I’m using
>>>> it in this fashion now I can’t be aggressive about policing who follows.
>>>>
>>>>    This is what we’re doing message wise:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>   1. Continuous low speed trickle of Eight Rules, nonviolent engagement
>>>> advice from Cynthia Boaz
>>>>
>>>> http://weoccupyamerica.blogspot.com/2011/09/eight-rules.html
>>>>
>>>>   2. We can use the list of accounts to send them individual public @
>>>> messages, so far we have said:
>>>>
>>>>      a. please help us find the rest of you
>>>>      b. please look at Andrew Krieg’s article on 20 House members
>>>> pushing investigation of Clarence Thomas (started 9/30 early AM, will run
>>>> all day)
>>>>
>>>>   3. Next steps with this will include some of the following
>>>>
>>>>      a. other Velvet Revolution activities – American Crossroads seems
>>>> most likely to draw their eye
>>>>      b. If we can get Seema Kalia’s work on Wall Street corruption
>>>> positioned right that will be HIGHLY inflammatory
>>>>      c. Keep an eye on progress against Thomas & labor uptake, maybe we
>>>> get a shot at Scalia for this NLRB/Boeing stuff he & his son do
>>>>      d. taking suggestions from the folks in the bcc: on what else needs
>>>> attention, as well as from @Occupier accounts
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>    I’ve personally visited the Wall Street occupation, to establish some
>>>> grassroots cred specific to this movement, to renew contact with old
>>>> friends, and to meet new ones. I’ve got my fingers into the D.C. planning
>>>> and I’m going to make a run to Baltimore to help get that one moving, too. I
>>>> may well go back to New York for a bit if it’s warranted and I’m going to
>>>> check my Amtrak miles to see if I can swing a trip to Boston.
>>>>
>>>>    There are already back channels developing but it’s so chaotic I
>>>> can’t discern which ones are important. I would greatly appreciate those of
>>>> you who have an occupation near you skulking a bit, and bringing me half a
>>>> dozen contacts for each. If you’re actually getting involved up close and
>>>> personal, well, let’s *talk*.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>     The visible emails are Jen Preston of New York Times, Mark Ames of
>>>> ExiledOnline, and Adrian Chen from Gawker – three of the four journalists I
>>>> know who don’t suck. The rest of you down in bcc: are free to hit reply if
>>>> you have something you want to give one of them, and I’ll validate you as a
>>>> source. If you’re feeling sneaky you can pass me stuff and I’ll hand it off
>>>> to them.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>    So … reform or bust, what say you?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> —
>>>> mailto:nrauhau…@gmail.com//
>>>> GV: 202-642-1717
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> —
>> mailto:nrauhau…@gmail.com//
>> GV: 202-642-1717

While the readers begin to dissect the information in that e-mail thread, I’ll clue you in: Gregg Housh is well-known as an operative of “Anonymous,” and has been involved in a business partnership with someone who was raided by the FBI this year. 

UPDATE II: To make explicit what this means: First, in November 2011, it was announced that Gregg Housh had agreed to co-author a book about “Anonymous” with the group’s public spokesman, Barrett Brown, for a reported six-figure advance.

Second,  Housh has been described as a “seventh-grade dropout, devout atheist, and proud computer troll” who once served “three months . . . in federal prison for copyright infringement via software piracy.” Third, in March of this year, the feds busted the “Anonymous” offshoot known as “LulzSec” and, apparently in connection with those arrests, the FBI raided Barrett Brown in Texas.

Now, read that e-mail thread I’ve posted very closely, and tell me what you see about the connection between Rauhauser and Housh. I’ll be back to explain more, in case you don’t immediately spot the key bit of information.

UPDATE III: Did you spot it? “Gregg, Thanks for the intro.”

That is to say, when Rauhauser was looking for an introduction to the leaders of “Occupy Boston,” he asked Gregg Housh — with whom he clearly had a prior acquaintance — to make the introduction. Housh has a federal felony record and had a co-authorship deal with Brown, the “Anonymous” spokesman raided by the FBI in March of this year. And at some point prior to September 2011, Rauhauser and Housh were already good enough buddies that Neal could ask his buddy Gregg for a favor, namely this intro to the leadership of “Occupy Boston.”

Rauhauser proposed to transact official business of Kimberlin’s 501(c)3 Velvet Revolution with the “Occupy” movement via this connection obtained via his contacts with “Anonymous” operative Gregg Housh. And why would a paid agent of a tax-exempt non-profit organization have this kind of connection? Why was Rauhauser interested in “Anonymous,” and how did that interest overlap with the activism of Velvet Revolution?

Let reporters start asking those kinds of questions.

Let members of Congress start asking. Let the FBI start asking. And the next time Neal Rauhauser shows up at one of Brett Kimberlin’s court proceedings, how about somebody start asking Kimberlin about Neal, and then start asking Rauhauser about Brett. Who knew what, and when did they know it?

How about a little hint?

In a June 2, 2011, post at Daily Kos (where he used the pseudonym “Stranded Wind”), Rauhauser offered this bizarre claim:

Congressman Anthony Weiner was stalked, set up, smeared, and this was coordinated to protect Clarence Thomas from scrutiny.

What did Rauhauser link? A petition by Kimberlin’s Velvet Revolution demanding impeachment and prosecution of Justice Thomas. Read more background on Raushauser here.

Is there more? Oh, yeah — lots and lots more. But I think readers will agree that this is enough to push the story forward one more day, and you can chew on this until Monday afternoon, when I plan to peel this onion just a bit more.

-– Robert Stacy McCain, Whereabouts Unknown

 

 

THE KIMBERLIN FILES:

 

 


Category: The Kimberlin Files

Rule 5 Sunday: Train In Vain

Posted on | June 10, 2012 | 4 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho
Well, here we are again, and I am obliged to remind the Loyal Readers that while most of the links to follow are quite tasteful and artistic, others are Not Safe For Work, and clicking on them could lead to a serious pollution of your precious bodily fluids, among other unfortunate eventualities. On with the linkagery!
We are compelled to begin with Dustbury, whose submissions for last week’s roundup were unfortunately re-routed to the spam bin. Herewith: Lights and Jacqueline Fernandez. Indeed, he finds the names nobody else looks for! Next up, the POH Diaries gets hot and dumb with Amanda Bynes and some apropos commentary by @DrunkHulk. Also, Kate Upton! Fishersville Mike features Brandi from Storage Wars, and Randy’s Roundtable goes with Bree Conden and Katie Cleary. Politically Incorrect has Elisha Cuthbert, Laughing Conservative Melanie Sykes, and First Street Journal salutes some badgers. Three Beers later has some Rockstar babes, Jerseynut also mocks the drunken Ms. Bynes, and the Pirates’ Cove has the Sunday Pinup.
Soylent Green gets off to an early start with Sunday’s Classic, Jakki, followed by Monday Motivationer Ashley, Tuesday Titillation with Francys, Humpday Hawtness for a rainy day, something about running off to join the circus, School’s Out Spassfabrik with Sarah, Corset Friday with guests, evening awesome, Saturday Sarah, and some Go(Ogler) chum for Japan.
El Opinador Compulsivo returns with the best of his May Opiladies: a high-res post, At the beach, random, Talita Rocca, Liz Hurley, Close-up, Silvita’s self-portrait, the pool lifeguard, and a chambermaid.
A View From The Beach kicks off with Felicia Day, Slutty Wednesday, Jenny McCarthy, Sheryl Crow, and another damn zombie post.
It’s been a busy week at The Camp Of The Saints, what with mad bombers on the rampage, but Bob did manage to get Carlotta Champagne for this week’s Rule 5 post. Proof Positive has Mangalorian cutie Shilpa Shetty, vintage babe Ann Sheridan, and Wonderbra for the Sex In Advertising segment. Dustbury this week has Angie Harmon and Anoushka Shankar.
American Power is back with posts on Minka Kelly, April Rose, more April Rose, and April Rose at Maxim. Speaking of Maxim, here’s a video of their Hot 100 party, and finally, Heidi Klum pole dancing.
The Daley Gator’s Daley Babes this week included Aiko Tanaka, Hayley Marie Norman, Megumi Haruna, Elizabeth Ruiz, Coco Aiba, and Juliette Cabrera.
Thanks to everyone for their linkagery! Deadline for next week’s Rule 5 roundup will be Saturday, June 16. Please remember to send your submissions to
Rule 5 Wombat.

Category: Rule 5

The World’s Youngest Blogger Owns The Church Nursery

Posted on | June 10, 2012 | 10 Comments

by Smitty

Or was there something in the diaper?

May the cute be with you

Category: World's Youngest Blogger
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