http://www.liveleak.com/browse?q=nutter Sun, 19 May 2013 11:20:05 -0400 Liveleak http://edge.liveleak.com/80281E/u/u/ll2/logo.gif http://www.liveleak.com/browse?q=nutter Sat, 04 May 2013 11:13:54 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4b3_1367680271 Detroit Iron April 27, 2013 By Daniel Greenfield If the United States ever does go down, the last gallon of gas will be used to drive a Planned Parenthood representative to an elementary school, the last loaf of bread will be divided based on race, gender and victimhood status and the last dollar will be spent paying a diversity officer to decide who gets the last slice of the last loaf of bread.Philadelphia is on the verge of bankruptcy. Its bonds are hovering above junk status, it has nearly 9 billion dollars in debt and it has the lowest credit rating of any city its size. But its elected officials are focusing on the important issues. The really important issues . Like housing projects for old gay men . His dream project, an affordable housing complex welcoming to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender seniors, had won a competitive bid for an $11 million state tax credit. For more than three years, the 61-year-old founder and publisher of PGN has been planning, lobbying, negotiating, collaborating, and cajoling every social-service agency, activist group, and political leader he knows to make Philadelphia one of the first cities in the nation to meet the needs of the aging LGBT community. And mandatory gender neutral toilets reported on in a story titled "Flushing Away Shame ." Advocates say the transgendered community makes up 1 percent of Philly's population. That would mean that there are 153,000 trannies in Philly. While Philly can be on the seedy side, it isn't that seedy. No place outside Bangkok might qualify. But that's about to change because despite being near bankruptcy , Philadelphia's City Council voted 14-3 to cover gender mutilation surgery for city workers. In a move that the LGBT community called "historic," City Council approved a bill yesterday that would require the city's health plan to pay for transgender city workers to complete "gender-confirmation surgery." The bill also would require newly constructed or renovated city-owned buildings to have gender-neutral bathrooms. The bill would establish transgender health benefits for city workers to cover psychotherapy, hormone treatments, laser-hair removal and gender-confirmation surgery, which costs about $50,000 per procedure. The bill would also provide up to two tax credits - the lesser of $4,000 or 25 percent of any cost increases - to companies that start offering health care for life partners and their children and covering transgender medical needs. Mayor Nutter will sign off on the measure, said spokesman Mark McDonald. While the majority of Philly city workers enjoy life too much to get themselves castrated, its pension liabilities are already huge. The city has 9 billion in unfunded liabilities and is expected to hit the wall in 2015 . That's 2 years away. While Mayor Nutter is running around trying to convince investors that Philly isn't run by a bunch of irresponsible morons with less common sense than squirrels on absinthe, its city council, ignoring 9 billion in unfunded pensions, adds a 50,000 per worker sex change operation entitlement and tax credits for companies willing to cover castration for their employees, This isn't rearranging deck chairs on the titanic. This is drilling politically correct holes in the hull and inviting any LGBT icebergs to step inside. http://frontpagemag.com/2013/dgreenfield/philly-nears-bankruptcy-decides-to-cover-sex-changes-for-city-workers/ http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4b3_1367680271 Detroit Iron Philly Nears Bankruptcy, Decides to Cover Sex Changes for City Workers Philadelphia, LGBT Sun, 28 Apr 2013 16:03:50 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=40a_1367179126 Detroit Iron Its two weapons are fear and surprise . . . and -ruthless inefficiency. MAY 6, 2013, VOL. 18, NO. 32 o BY MARK HEMINGWAY Philadelphia The campus of historic Girard College in north Philadelphia contains a number of impressive marble edifices, penned in by a high iron fence that separates it from the rundown neighborhood. Stephen Girard, a French immigrant who fortuitously arrived here in May 1776, was said to be America's wealthiest man when he died in 1831. He bequeathed his estate to found the college, which had the admirable goal of educating fatherless boys along with the unfortunate stipulation that those children be white. After decades of litigation and numerous protests-Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at the gates in 1965-the college accepted its first black student in 1968. Now Girard's student body is predominantly black. If Girard is a monument to the city's racial progress, that makes it an odd place for the city government to launch a racial inquisition-an investigation of P hiladelphia magazine for the crime of journalism. On April 18, the Philadelphia Human Relations Commission held a meeting to examine the controversy surrounding Philadelphia 's March cover story, "Being White in Philly." The author, Robert Huber, went around the Fairmount and Brewerytown neighborhoods near Girard and asked all manner of white people about racial tensions in these gentrifying areas of North Philly. The piece was by no means flattering to white people. Huber quoted them doing everything from using the n-word to wrestling with their consciences for failing to help 12-year-old black children selling drugs in their neighborhood. The article wasn't above criticism, and Huber himself seemed abundantly aware of this. "When I drive through North Philly to visit my son, I continue to feel both profoundly sad and a blind desire to escape. Though I wonder: Am I allowed to say even that?" he wrote. The answer to Huber's question, said Mayor Michael Nutter, is an emphatic "no." Nutter released the following statement: I therefore request that the Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations . . . consider specifically whether Philadelphia magazine and the writer, Bob Huber, are appropriate for rebuke by the Commission in light of the potentially inflammatory effect and the reckless endangerment to Philadelphia's racial relations possibly caused by the essay's unsubstantiated assertions. . . . The First Amendment, like other constitutional rights, is not an unfettered right, and notwithstanding the First Amendment, a publisher has a duty to the public to exercise its role in a responsible way. I ask the Commission to evaluate whether the "speech" employed in this essay is not the reckless equivalent of "shouting 'fire!' in a crowded theater," its prejudiced, fact-challenged generalizations an incitement to extreme reaction. There are many stories that the national media find uninteresting. One of them, surprisingly, turns out to be the mayor of a major city ordering an investigation of a city magazine for its political content. The Philadelphia Human Relations Commission has broad authority to investigate various complaints and impose penalties. Even if the city's actions are blatantly unconstitutional, costly administrative proceedings can tie up accused offenders for years (see "The Sensitivity Apparat," February 4, 2013). Philadelphia's Human Relations Commission has an illustrious history. It was the first body of its kind in the country, founded in 1951, and was at the center of helping resolve the city's considerable racial tensions through the '60s and early '70s. In the late '80s, the commission pushed the city for ordinances protecting gays. But the justification for the commission's existence has been fuzzy for decades. The commission's slick PowerPoint presentation blandly states that "in the '90s the PHRC continued to hold hearings." In fact, the commission has been defining discrimination down for years. It spent over a year determining that the owner of Geno's Steaks violated no laws with a sign asking customers to speak English. It crusaded against the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority for transgender discrimination because riders must check whether they are male or female on their ironically named "transpasses." The commission has also been enforcing a city law forbidding employers from asking job applicants about their criminal records. And now it's going after Philadelphia . To its credit, the magazine isn't playing along. A few days before the April 18 meeting, Philadelphia editor Tom McGrath sent the Human Relations Commission a polite letter informing them that the magazine would skip the meeting. (McGrath had already moderated a discussion with Huber and critics at the National Constitution Center.) It's unclear how many people in the city even care about the magazine controversy. About 50 people showed up for the Human Relations Commission meeting in the auditorium at Girard, though that number drops to about 30 once you subtract the commission's members, staff, event photographer, sound guy, and two interpreters for the deaf. The commissioners took seats at a long table on the stage above the crowd, and the hearing began with a statement from the acting chairman, Thomas H. Earle. He assured the audience that the commission respects the First Amendment. "Still," he said, "we are disappointed that the magazine has chosen to pass up the opportunity to participate in a real dialogue with a larger, more diverse group of residents than what was reflected in its article and to gain a fuller understanding of actual intergroup relations in the extended Brewerytown Fairmount community." After that, the commission heard from the public. Almost none of the speakers were there simply because they are outraged at Philadelphia magazine. In fact, they'd avail themselves of any opportunity to get city officials to pay attention to the problems of North Philly and said as much. More than one elderly African American complained about high taxes. One woman complained that the hipster parents in her neighborhood are now holding parent-teacher meetings in "a saloon." That revelation elicited a visible reaction from one commissioner, former mosque leader Saadiq Abdul-Jabbar Garner. Mayor Nutter seems to have vastly overestimated the article's "potentially inflammatory effect" on the city. "I didn't want to waste my energy dealing with ignorance," Alex Peay, founder of the Rising Sons mentoring and tutoring program, told the commission. "There are a few things in that article that sort of made sense, too. Because there are some issues going on in our communities. There are kids out there who are selling drugs. . . . There are a lot of abandoned houses, and there's a big swarm of gentrification going on." Pat Edouard, also of Rising Sons, made the point even more bluntly-dealing with the city's problems is more important than fretting over how they're discussed. "Adults that speak up, black or white . . . instead of saying, 'Oh, that's racist!'- think . Is it? Or is it real?" One notable exception to this down-playing of the magazine controversy came from Mary Catherine Roper, a staff attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania's Philadelphia office. After a perfunctory lecture on the importance of the First Amendment, she offered the following: "I'd like to speak as a white person who lives in Philadelphia for more than 25 years. . . . As a white person, I was deeply embarrassed by that magazine article, and that did not speak for me." The PHRC can rest easy about putting the press on the hot seat. The ACLU may give a nod to the First Amendment, but in this particular instance their heart's not in it. Almost an hour and a half in, Mayor Nutter showed up at the meeting. He did his best to sound outraged. "Completely unbalanced piece of psuedo-journalism . . . hateful stereotyping . . . harmful stereotyping . . . self-styled zeal." Alas, no one was there from Philadelphia magazine to be called hateful by the mayor, and when Nutter was told this he said, "That's tragic. It truly saddens me." The mayor continues: "I believe in the First Amendment as much as any other"-this is demonstrably not true-"but given the nature of the controversy that has ensued it seems to me that you would want to be respectful to the citizens of Philadelphia, even to your readers, regardless of where they live"- Philadelphia magazine sells a lot of copies to white people in the suburbs, in case you didn't get the hint-"to truly listen to more voices than were heard supposedly in that one particular piece and to demonstrate respect to the folks who are here to hear what really goes on in our neighborhoods. I think it's a lost opportunity, but that's life in the big city." Nutter left shortly after his speech, so he wasn't around at the end of the meeting to hear Allison from the Francisville neighborhood tell the commission of her experience living in North Philly. "It's not about racism. It's about a sense of community and what we're going to do about it," she said, her voice breaking. "I'm going to cry here. I was recently robbed after living there and knowing everyone on my street. And I had over $30,000 worth of stuff stolen. . . . And nothing has been done about it. What was taken from me was the stuff I had, and I had needed, and I had bought a home to be here, to raise a child." Allison had big plans that had been destroyed. "What was taken from me was my ability to adopt." Allison sat down to some encouraging applause, but it seems unrealistic to expect the Human Relations Commission to help resurrect her dream of raising a child in a safe environment. The city of Philadelphia has more urgent priorities, such as making sure the First Amendment isn't "unfettered" and ensuring ex-cons aren't subject to employment discrimination. And if Mayor Nutter had been around to comfort Allison, we can guess what he'd tell her: "I think it's a lost opportunity, but that's life in the big city." Mark Hemingway is a senior writer at The Weekly Standard . http://www.weeklystandard.com/articles/philadelphia-inquisition_719173.html http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=40a_1367179126 Detroit Iron The Philadelphia Inquisition Girard College, Philadelphia, Philadelphiamagazine, Philadelphia Human Relations Commission Sun, 28 Apr 2013 04:38:14 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a60_1367138208 ML83 British MP George Galloway: The U.S. Is Threatening North Korea, Not Vice Versa This guy is a nutter. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a60_1367138208 ML83 The U.S. Is Threatening North Korea, Not Vice Versa George, Galloway, is, a, terrorist Sun, 21 Apr 2013 15:55:14 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=67d_1366573628 Sunday Jul 19, 2012 Police call it one of the most disturbing things they've seen caught on tape A brave young girl was able to escape a horrifying abduction attempt. A two-year-old's screams may have saved his big sister's life on Tuesday when a man tried to snatch her off the street in broad daylight. Philadelphia police say it is one of the most disturbing things they've seen -- a surveillance camera captured video of the man trying to abduct the 10-year-old victim, twice. "It is gripping, to say the least. It is disturbing," said Capt. John Darby with the Special Victims Unit. The victim and her little brother were walking home on S. Lee Street in South Philadelphia after getting water ice a couple of blocks away. In the video, you see the man come up from behind them. He grabs the little girl and tries to run off with her. She struggles with him and falls to the ground. The man tries a second time to take her, but is stopped by the little boy's screams. "Ultimately, with the screams from this little boy and by her account she says the child literally screams louder than anything she's ever heard before, he literally interrupts this assault," said Captain Darby. The attacker ran, got into his car and fled east on Porter Street. The girl's father told NBC10 he is proud of how his daughter fought off the attacker. The father claims his daughter bit the man and struggled to free herself, techniques he claims she picked up while watching NBC's Law &amp; Order: Special Victims Unit. The girl's neighbors went door to door, collecting donations to buy a Toys R Us gift card for the girl. "I think it's sickening what happened to her," said Jennifer Carulli. "Seeing the surveillance video, it's heartbreaking. I think it's so scary that he followed her all the way here and actually got out of the car to grab her. It amazes me that this happened, it amazes me." "What is he capable of doing any other time?" asked Harry McDowell. "What's he capable of doing right now?" The suspect is described as a thinly built Hispanic male between the ages of 30 and 40 standing between 5-foot-9 and 6-feet with a thin mustache, short black curly hair and medium complexion. He was last seen wearing a black short sleeve t-shirt and blue pants. The man's vehicle is described as a late 1990's-early 2000's white mid-sized foreign 4-door, possibly a Mitsubishi or Nissan with a black scuff mark on the driver's side rear bumper and a dent on the left front fender wheel well. "I want this creep off our streets, immediately," said Mayor Nutter during Wednesday's press conference. Police are offering a $10,000 reward to anyone with information leading to the suspect's arrest. However, they also warn anyone who sees the suspect to not approach him but call 911 immediately http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=67d_1366573628 Sunday Brave 10 year old girl escapes kidnapping attempt, caught on video Violence against children, kidnapping, crime, pervert, abduction, self defence, caught on tape Tue, 26 Mar 2013 05:23:44 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f27_1364289698 dirkdiggler Uploaded the other vids before I added this gem and cant add extra vid once posted Mods put this in between the other two plz http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f27_1364289698 dirkdiggler Naked <span class="highlight">nutter</span> naked fruitcake Tue, 26 Mar 2013 05:10:59 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d8a_1364288820 dirkdiggler A NAKED man terrified shoppers as he walked through Dandenong CBD punching people in the face and smashing a shop window with his fist. It took six police officers and three protective service officers to restrain the man before he could be admitted to the psychiatric ward at Dandenong Hospital for treatment. Detective Senior Constable Bret Lavars said the man, in his early 40s, is believed to have alighted a train at Dandenong Station about 1pm on Friday, March 15. "Officers observed the offender assaulting a male on Foster St," Sen-Constable Lavars said. He said the man repeatedly hit a police officer in the head as he helped another man escape to safety. "OC foam was applied, a burning capsicum spray, but it had no effect," he said. Credit: Rachel Flaherty, Dandenong Leader http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d8a_1364288820 dirkdiggler Naked <span class="highlight">nutter</span> attacks random people and police naked fruitcake Wed, 20 Feb 2013 01:37:15 -0500 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f84_1361342053 givemeadamnname Just when you start to think all the talk about the government getting ready for an armed conflict against the American Tax Payer is nutter butter talk they (the government) go and do something stupid like this. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f84_1361342053 givemeadamnname Military practicing strafing runs on Americans in Miami New world ordr, gun crack down, civil conflict, US governmetn out of control Thu, 05 Jul 2012 03:35:08 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=af8_1341473095 mrskin Old nutter fights with the other passengers. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=af8_1341473095 mrskin <span class="highlight">Nutter</span> on the bus Old nutter fights with the other passengers. Mon, 19 Sep 2011 07:09:27 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b17_1316430257 sassin This guy must of been on something pretty special... http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b17_1316430257 sassin What a <span class="highlight">nutter</span> crazy,nutter,weirdo,insane,death wish,idiot,stupid,funny Mon, 15 Aug 2011 13:30:01 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=88b_1313427140 chrisbergen83 Well said, well said! http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=88b_1313427140 chrisbergen83 Mayor of Philadelphia, Michael <span class="highlight">Nutter</span> goes OFF on black thugs! Best part from 10:00 ! Must watch! Michael Nutter , Black thugs, Philadelphia Sun, 22 Mar 2009 22:51:06 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=924_1237775976 menderman note****2 Vids attached**** Almost every tax that ever existed began its life as a "temporary" tax, no matter what nut proposed them. The location of this matters little, the attitude matters everywhere. Who knows that famous Ronal Reagan quote? http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=924_1237775976 menderman A &quot;<span class="highlight">Nutter</span>&quot; Democrat Explains Tax Hikes Nutter, domocrat, tax, hike, lie, menderman Tue, 05 Feb 2008 22:32:12 -0500 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=cc1_1202268732 3v1ld34d wow . that bar was fat and after climbing up there you would think he would have sweaty palms. and im thinking alcohol played a small part in it as well lol,,, you never know he might just be the cover pic for stupid humans 2 . if he slips next time http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=cc1_1202268732 3v1ld34d crazy <span class="highlight">nutter</span> does pull ups from a construction crane 1000s of feet up. with no safety rope 3v1ld34d,entertainment,stunt,stupid,nutter