Sipsey Street Irregulars: Mike Bloomberg does his gun control blood dance . . . again.

Monday, August 6, 2012

Mike Bloomberg does his gun control blood dance . . . again.

The Dancing Twits. Mayor Bloomberg and Lady GaGa, New Years Eve, 2012.

Bloomberg blasts 'deafening silence' on guns from Obama and Romney

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tom said...: I would like to "blast the deafening silence" related to the ~100 people a day that have been automotive fatalities (US-DOT figures), which means ~1,700 deaths have been ignored since Aurora and probably 150 automotive fatalities since the Sikh temple. Once again proving that cars are more dangerous than 9mm pistols.

Hell, right after Aurora, some idjeet fellow Texan took out THIRTEEN people and wounded others with a pickup truck on accident.

Bloomberg can take a hike, he's pretty much persona non-grata in 95% of the acreage of America. He's not a National leader and never will be. He ought to limit himself to HIS job.; August 6, 2012 at 9:49 PM
Anonymous said...: The wind-up doll is running down.
How much longer will 'The Greatest City in the World' tollerate this loud-mouth as its mayor!; August 6, 2012 at 9:50 PM
Anonymous said...: Alex Jone`s at time`s sound`s like a spastic lunatic. But I`m going to have to agree with him on this , he has said that " they" want!, massive civil unrest involving armed citizen`s and militia`s . Once these people have stepped out and made themselves known. The corporate fascist U.N. globalist`s puppet`s in D.C. can unleash the high-tech murder apparatus on them and eliminate all opposition to their agenda.; August 7, 2012 at 7:57 AM
David Forward said...: Get ready for a very intense push for heavy gun control. There are ongoing false flag operations -- i.e., Aurora Theater, Sikh Temple and now "machine gun found at scene of triple shooting" -- along with wannabe dictators like Bloomie and Obama calling for us to "search our souls."

The only souls that need searching are those of the corrupt statists working feverishly to grasp the final vestiges of liberty from the sheeple of this country.

dol/lal; August 7, 2012 at 11:06 AM
Anonymous said...: What's the difference between Bloomberg and Lady Gagme?

Answer..one is a dancing dimwit clown and the other is smart enough to wear a mask to hide her identity.; August 7, 2012 at 11:29 AM
Paul W said...: I kind of like it when he sounds off, because every time he opens his mouth he reveals himself to be the worst kind of would-be dictator and foolish oaf. The idjit statement before this one about gun control had to do with forcing women to breast feed - and while that might be better for the babies, it is a purely personal choice.

LET him keep mouthing off, every time he does he discredits whatever his cause of the day may be.; August 7, 2012 at 11:39 AM
Anonymous said...: mayor Bloomberg - the Frank Burns of politics; August 7, 2012 at 12:58 PM
Anonymous said...: Ahh.. Bloomberg, the stench is familiar.. as a former NY'er of the Rudy era I have a fond memory of the Nazi mentality emanating from the bowels and sewers of Manhattan.

The fact that they now have a little runt masquerading as a man about town, strutting his totalitarian bullshit before the people as if he is blessed by the Power should show NY'ers the true heart of this midget mutt with an attitude of a hungry mongrel and that he is hungry for more of their Liberty than a millionaire Nazi deserves... or should I say millionaire Communist slob instead ?
Yeah.. Bloomie, you dont have much longer before you piss off the rest of NY enough to get rid of your mini sized fetid, rancid ass and send you back to the worm farm you slithered out of.

Yank lll; August 7, 2012 at 6:02 PM
Anonymous said...: ....and he has questionable taste in women.; August 8, 2012 at 8:02 AM
Unknown said...: nce these people have stepped out and made themselves known. The corporate fascist U.N. globalist`s puppet`s in D.C. can unleash the high-tech

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Street Dance Competitions; August 10, 2012 at 7:22 AM

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