CPAC Day 3.1* Andrew Breitbart Is Standing in Front of Me in the Blogger Lounge

Q&A — “despicable human being“?

*Update (Smitty)
Stacy McCain: Jason Mattera, a Puerto Rican was called racist by the New York Times after his CPAC talk yesterday.
Breitbart: Despicable but predictable. The political left is frightened because the right has been awakened.
The left’s only tactic is to destroy people personally.
They play the race card because it is all they have.
I feared being called racist, being booed by an audience.
Mattera is going to find out that the left’s political correctness gruel gets thinner every time it is served.

More to come . .

CPAC Day 3.0: Da Tech Guy Appears to Have Gone Gonzo

When I walked into Bloggers Lounge here at the fabulous Marriott Wardman Park Hotel, Da Tech Guy greeted me: “I stayed here all night. I’ve got 21 posts scheduled. Smitty’s bringing me a change of clothes.”

He has been doing video interviews of CPAC attendees — famous and otherwise — and uploading them at his site. Just keep refreshing Pete’s page today.

There is nothing in the world more helpless and irresponsible and depraved than a man in the depths of an ether CPAC binge . . .

The Protocols of the Elders of CTHULHU XXI. Loans

by Smitty (INTRODUCTION)

“Welcome, elite. The top six of the Human Union and the Committee To Harmonize Universal Law, today, form a new organization: CTHULHU,” he voiced each letter.

The nine survivors in the audience silently wondered who would go next, and how much longer the presentation could go on.
Various aromas from bodily functions began to mix with the smells of fear and death. The twelve original participants were now ten.
The other nine realized that their lives were as bankrupt as the world economy. There was no fight left in them.
There wasn’t much fight left in me, either, but I continue to make these notes with a sort of mad determination to ensure that someone else can read this and perhaps feel a glimmer of despair, too.

“Among the simplest expressions of the difference between ‘us’ and ‘them’ is the time frame in which we live.
Our targets, admittedly with our overwhelming, omnivorous, all-encompassing support, live in the present tense. If we can drive them to live at a frequency higher than paycheck-to-paycheck, we do. Progress in spraying credit wantonly about like a dog’s seed. Those working education have produced a particularly incompetent crop of ignoramuses. Bravo.
The proletariat, in a move claiming to aid the family, while producing additional demolition thereof, can now get sucked into mortgages effectively spanning generations. Those working the economics piece are to be commended for helping people pass on the chains.
In stark contrast to the external conditions,

…nowadays all internal loans are consolidated by so-called flying loans, that is, such as have terms of payment more or less near.

For the smarter member of the mob,

We shall replace the money markets by grandiose government credit institutions, the object of which will be to fix the price of industrial values in accordance with government views.

Government regulation will, of course, be used to worsen selectively overall conditions.
The fools don’t understand that the Federal Reserve Act, the Bretton Woods agreement, and then the move to abolish the gold standard have been the gradual abdication of economic sovereignty. There is no end to the amusement as some of the brighter amongst the cattle realize the true nature of the danger.”

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VIDEO: McCain And I Ponder The Rigors Of CPAC Blogging

by Smitty

The rigors of CPAC weigh upon us. The need to swim in the upper-class-twit waters without having the nose turn blue renders the situation problematic. In this clip, Stacy and I ponder the tension in the situation as we deal with conditions that can only be described as arduous.

On a related note, tomorrow’s FMJRA looms. Those who’ve linked us, in particular on Blogger, where trackbacks aren’t what you might like, are encouraged to spam me with links.

Cinematography: Jeff Quinton, Americans United for Life

Update: While it is crass to blame the tool, the way that the ‘Visual’ mode in the WordPress post editor will HTML encode any pasted markup can be a trap for the exhausted. Beware.

CPAC Note: Go, Steve Poizner

by Smitty

One CPAC item I would have liked to attended, but missed, was Steve Poizner, California gubernatorial candidate.

The panel “Saving Freedom from the California Model” sounds like a good forum for a fellow who’s started two successful Silicon Valley outfits.

Today I’m down the table from the lady at Uncoverage.net, who sounds like a one-woman wrecking crew with a passion for seeing Democratic Party electoral debris.

The Protocols of the Elders of CTHULHU XX. Financial Program

by Smitty (INTRODUCTION)

The man spoke quickly, clearly, dispassionately, at the limit of what the recorder could write, thankful for previous experience with shorthand.

The Japanese man began to struggle, but the chair had a leg up on him. The struggle was brief.
The others in the room were now resigned to their fates. Hope had died with the Japanese man. It occurred to me that I may be rewarded for doing this writing by being allowed to keep my life. That life flashed before me, and the fragility of it all, the vanity of the material pursuits, suddenly hit me.
No, there wasn’t any hope. The speaker now ventured into a financiala note about CTHULHU.

“The genius of the financial aspects of our program is the way we employ complexity itself as a tool.
We’re increasingly under attack from slowly awakening numbers of the proletariat that the Information Age has not had the desired leveling effect on society.
Things are still far more hierarchial than technically necessary. Also, goverments continue to staff up, as opposed to automate.
Our minions

…whom we once upon a time advised should be distracted from State occupations by representatives receptions, observances of etiquette, entertainments, were only a screen for our rule. The accounts of favourite courtiers who replaced them in the sphere of affairs were drawn up for them by our agents, and every time gave satisfaction to short-sighted minds by promises that in the future economies and improvements were foreseen…

Economies from what? From new taxes? — were questions that might have been but were not asked by those who read our accounts and projects…
You know to what they have been brought by this carelessness, to what pitch of financial disorder they have arrived, notwithstanding the astonishing industry of their peoples…”

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