— Special “Political Indoctrination Update” E-dition= —

= Friday, September 25, 2009 =

Brainwashing Your Children

= ; In Washington, our DC Newsbreaker says it wasn’t so long= ago that our Obama Supporters in the Press were defending Obama’s politic= al indoctrination speech to the nation’s school children? Now we have a video showing school kids being taught to praise the Liberal Messiah. But at least the litt= le kiddies didn’t have to say, “Heil, Obama!”

<= o:p>

= ; Maybe that’s why our Quote for To= day Committee chose Joseph Paul Goebbels’: “We have made the Reich = by propaganda.”

<= o:p>

= That list of cities is growing where “Operation: Can You H= ear Us Now?” will be rallying T= ea Partiers against Obama’s Supporters in the Press, although we still don’t see any confirmed events scheduled for Cincinnati or Northern Kentucky. But the Eastern Hills Community Tea Party’s Gena Bell says at least Ohio State Rep-tile Courtney = Combs will be telling the Eastern Hills Tea Partiers everything they never wanted= to know about State Sovereignty (whatever in hell that is) in Madeira tonight.

<= o:p>

= ; Speaking of confirmed events we still don’t see scheduled, Dumpy DemocRAT First District Congressman Steve Drinkhaus has not ye= t kept his promise to answer everybody&#= 8217;s questions at a totally open, un-ticketed, un-restricted Town Hall meeting.<= /span>

But the Western Hills Press is reporting Dumpy’s DemocRAT State Rep-tile sister Equally Dumpy De= nise Drinkhaus will host office hours from 9 am until 10:3= 0 am tomorrow at the Front Porch Coffee House 5245 Glenway<= /span> Ave. She claims she wants to “meet and discuss legislative issues important to the region,” but it is not known if this will be a total= ly open, un-ticketed, un-restricted event.

= ; Hurley the Historian says on this date = in 1789, the first Congress of the United States approved the Bill of Rights, and = sent it to the states for ratification. It’s been all downhill for Congress since then. Public approval of Congress stands at 22%, while disapproval is 66%. But as bad as that may sound, last October, the same poll found public approval of Congress was 12%. Nancy Pelosi and her crew are really making an improvement!

= ; And how busy are our Clunkers in Congress these days? They must be really worki= ng hard to solve all our serious problems, or else somebody besides the Was= hington Times would’ve noticed that tattered flag on top of the Capitol.

= Only a few hundred people had ever seen Mean Jean Schmidt&= #8217;s Ohio Elections Commission Video, when The Blower began providing the lin= k, but at today’s time of publication, that number was more than 5,000. = Who says our Blackberry subscribers don’t go home and check out the links= and pictures?

= Meanwhile, we see Revered Former Congressman Bob McEwen (and chairman of Renewing American Leadership) helping to explain “ObamaCare's Calculated Deception” in Forbes. No wonder so many Conservativ= es at Vivacious Vicky Zwissler&#= 8217;s Wyoming GOP “September Startup” were so impressed with their featured speak= er Tuesday night.

<= o:p>

= ; And the reason McEwen had to skedaddle = after the Wyoming event? The Former Congressman was hosting a luncheon on Wednesday for former Mexican President Vincente Fox in Washington.

= And what’s this rumor we hear about a new primary challenger for our Bitch-in-a-Ditch? We’re surprised there aren’t a hundred of the= m.

= In Columbus, Buckeye Bureau Chief Gerry Manders sa= ys according to the Cleveland Pain Dealer, neither the DemocRAT Gayvenor nor the DemocRAT<= /span> U.S. Senator will call for resignations of DemocRAT officials in that DemocRAT Cuyahoga County corr= uption probe. Coincidence? We think not! <= /b>

  =           There is finally some evidence the leaders of the Hamilton County RINO Party are starting to listen to their members.

  =

At Wednesday night's Policy Committee meeting, they unanimously deci= ded not to endorse a single tax increase or oppose either of the spending limitations, deciding to stay neutral on all the issues and trust the voter= s to get it right. Some committee members admitted that a political party's endorsement has minimal impact on issues, while the candidates noted that it can harm their campaigns when they're undermined by their party.

One committee member writes: "This is a big improvement from the tax-and-spend and elitist mentality that dominated the committee just two y= ears ago. We still have to get better, but this does show that party leade= rs and committee members are listening to our party regulars, rather than alie= nating them. This contrasts nicely to the DemocRATS, who are stuck on pursuing a reckless tax-and-spend agenda and steamrolling = over all dissent."

Now all = Alex T., Mall Cop GOP needs to do is to start some kind of campaign for his City Clown-cil candidates (whoever in hell they are) and his Gre= at White Hope to Defeat Cincinnati’s Girly Man Mayor in Only 39 More Day= s.

  =           <= o:p>

  =           Accidental Tourist Tino Delgato says it seems just yesterday that C= incinnati Clown-cil tore down the building at Fifth and R= ace Streets along with the skywalk in preparation for that new Nordstrom’= s. So when the grand opening came, Tino arrived on= ly to find a fairly empty parking lot. He should have read the fine print s= ince it opened all right, but it was in Kenwood. Of course he also went downtown= for the opening of America= ’s First Authentic Hofbrauhaus House only to find = it in Newport. Tino’s guess is that Ohio Casino they’re promising will also be in Newp= ort. Go figure!!!

  =           And is there a firestorm of controversy behind the scenes over that TV ad oppos= ing Quisling Charlie Luken’s Sleazy Casino Sc= am? Casino operators wouldn’t lie, would they?=

  =           And did Failed Cincinnati Public Schools Superintendent Mary Ronan really say teachers unions weren’t still necessary: “No, not anymore. They were necessary when I was a teacher; my starting salary was low, and t= he union made it high. Now that it’s high enough, we don’t n= eed them anymore. Also, they make it hard for me to force teachers to mov= e to different schools.”

  =           And from the Great White North:

A lot of criticism has been heaped upon the McM= ason city clown-cil in the past few months for fiscal policies that have resulted in the highest debt and debt-servicing costs in= McMason history. One consistent contributor to = this debt is the white elephant called the Community Center, which has lost mone= y at an astounding rate. Even though over-taxed payers funded the building= of this monstrosity, and over-taxed payers continue to pay for the deficit, ci= ty clown-cil has maintained such exorbitant member= ship fees that only about 15% of eligible over-taxed payers pony up for membersh= ip (got to keep the riff-raff out).

Amid the recent criticism, city clown-cil has begun to include free community center memberships to employees of certain businesses re-locating to Mason (in addition to tax rebates). No doubt the community center will use these “free” memberships to jack = up their total, making it appear that more over-taxed payers are using the facility. But this does not seem to be enough. It has come to o= ur attention that a deal is being discussed to make McMas= on school district employees eligible for (at least) reduced fees for membersh= ip in the community center – more pork to pad the membership rolls.=

A large percentage of employees of businesses and of the school dist= rict are NOT McMason residents. If the resident fools of McMason, most of whom are shut out of = the community center by the high membership fees, do not rebel against this travesty, they deserve to pay for the memberships of all of these non-residents. And if they don’t rebel, you can bet the city wi= ll extend this program to more and more non-residents, while the residents continue to pay and pay.

=

Bluegrass Bushwhackers<= /o:p>

        = ;    Bluegrass Bureau Chief Ken CamBoo reports the Sheriff in = Clay County, Kentucky<= /st1:place> says there’s no need for panic concerning the hanging of a “cen= sus worker” with “Fed” carved into his chest. People just get= a little upset when a stranger comes to town and wants to count exactly how m= any people are living in a two-bedroom trailer.

  =           And with word of that census worker being hanged in = Clay County, should the Over-taxed Pa= yers of Kentucky now insist that any politician wanting to raise our taxes be forced to go door-to-door to collect that tax.

  =           Congressman Goof Doofus says legislation to extend jobless benefits to unemployed workers was “yet another sign of the failure of this administration’s stimulus plan to create jobs.” But what we don’t know is if Doofus voted for the bil= l.

  =           And why is everyone in a snit about Senator “BeanBall Jim” Bunning’s falling as= leep during a healthcare debate earlier this week. Ken says what they failed to report was that Bunning fell asleep during a tape being shown of Obama promising that no one’s taxes would be raised if they made under $250= ,000 a year. Ken said last Sunday, half the country fell asleep listing to the s= ame speech and it was only 10AM.

  =           In related story about our other Kentucky Senator, remember when Bitch McConne= ll was married to a Kentucky girl, had no money in the bank, and wasn’t = able to get more than Judge No Moore in 2010 and Trey Grayson to put up signs for him in Boondoggle County and had thousands of Kentuckians donate $65 or les= s to his campaign, just like Rand Paul does now?

  =           <= o:p>

  =           Ken says Bitch then married that Chinese girl and sold his soul to China along = with George Bush and the rest of the RINO Republicans, but now he is the 41st wealthiest Congressman in Washington and can have all those Chinese lobbyis= ts and bankers who stole half of the average Kentuckians’ retirement savings raise enough money for Trey Grayson, so they can pay little people to put up their signs for them and go door-to-door trying to convince the average Kentuckians that they are for “the little guy.”

And you should’ve seen Trey Grayson all <= /span>decked out for his "debutante" party = in DC? Trey’s good old boy Harvard college classmates would be so proud. &nb= sp;

  =           And Ken Camboo watched the inch-and-a half rain fall yesterday, he recalled a reliable tip about "strategic partners," disgraced Covington Cty Ma= ngler Jay Faucet and Patsy Crowley's non-lobbying government relations firm. Each rain drop falling today allowed SD1 to collect more rain taxes. What's the connection you ask? SD1 and their wretched rain tax is Faucet's first client. Their mission: to lobby for the ability to col= lect more rain tax money. Is that why Faucet was in = Louisville the other night at a fund-ra= iser for the governor? Don't you have to be registered in Frankfort to lobby? And isn't it against state law to donate money to state campaigns as a lobbyist? H= mm, looks like the Covington way is in full force. What's next, another anonymous campaign flier supporting the rain tax? Ken Camboo says = stay tuned.

  =           Finally, it also looks like the Monkey Business boys are already picking up some ear= ly Cougar Assessment clientele.

<= /o:p>

Stories We’re Working On

&nb= sp; Terror suspects planned to detonate WMD across US=

= ; Poll: 89% say media helped elect, and continue to promote Obama

= ; ACORN sues hidden-camera filmmakers for showing what really happened

= ; Barney Frank pushes Federal gay rights bill=

= ; State audit blasting Hamilton County called “Racist”

= ; Bungals not favored in Sunday’s game

= ; Gay Joggers in = Dayton, KY

Whistleblower Web Poll

   = ;         This week, here’s what the first 17,648 Whistleblower Readers Poll respondents said was the highlight of the big UN Meeting in New York this week:

(A) Crazy Gadhafi went on a 90-minute rant: 2%=

(B) People walked out during Nutty Ahmadinejad’s              &n= bsp;    tirade: 1%

(C) Israel and the Palestinians did not make peace: 1%

(D) Fidel Castro praises Obama: 96%

= ;

= ;           Note: Everything we write doesn't have to be = so damn cynical and mean-spirited, it's just so muc= h more fun that way!

&n= bsp;

Just a Few Big Plays Away from Mediocre <= b> = ;

This week, everybody who wonders how scalpers can ever make a living at Bungals games, e-mailed an entry to the Whistleblower= Limerick Contest.

<= o:p>

= ; The winner is the tri-state’s most gullible sports fan, Sidney Sportsucker, who again sold his spleen to buy Bungals tickets this year and hopes he won’t ha= ve as much trouble giving away hois over-priced ticke= ts to all the bad games as he did last year. Sidney can hardly believe the Bungals are only a four = point underdog to Pittsburgh this Sunday. Maybe Sidney wishes he’d bought UC Bearcat football season tickets instead. =

<= o:p>

= ; Sidney wins a “Wait Till Next Year” T-Shirt, left over from when Defensive Genius Marvin Lewis first came to town; an anatomically correct M= ike Brown Bobble-head Doll; choice= seats behind the drunken floozie pictured below, and = the chance to be the first in line to get beat up in the men’s room at Willie’s still hepatitis-free Sports café by a drunken Bungal who’d just lost another game by fumbling= in the end zone. His winning entry is:

<= o:p>

= ; When you watch the Bungals this year=

= ; In your eyes there will be a large tear

= ; With their chances so sunk

= ; You might as well get drunk

= ; So remember to bring lots of beer.

<= o:p>

= ; When you watch the Bungals this year=

= ; Be glad you are not there but here

= ; The team is most found

= ; Lying prone on the ground

= ; Taking it right up the rear.

<= o:p>

= ; When you watch the Bungals this year=

= ; It’s quite fitting to shed a tear

= ; Down at “Paul Brown Graveyard,”

= ; All talent dies ill-starred -

= ; Especially Carson<= /st1:City> Palmer’s career.=

= ; When you watch the Bungals this year=

= ; Don't think you'll have something to cheer.

= ; Mighty Carson still looks gimpy

= ; And their O-line is quite skimpy.

= ; Good thing there'll be plenty of beer!

<= o:p>

= ; And from the Ander= son Laureate (who now knows why his poetic license is being revoked):

  =           When you watch the Bungals this year

   = ;         And they continue to lose, will you cheer?

   = ;         Or do you think Ochocinco=

   = ;         And the rest of the team stink-o

   = ;         Are you just came for the beer?

&nb= sp;

=            The first line of next week's ACORN limerick is:

          “<= strong>When videotaping a criminal act”

BEARCAT FOOTBALL TIC= KET HOT LINE

E-mail your best o= ffers today.

=

Link of the Day

Bipartisan Cooperation in Congress

= Some truth-telling in today's Blower were sent in by our equally truth-telling subscribers, but let’s face it, we could always use a lot more.

To be considered fo= r an e-mail subscription to The Whistleblower Newswire published eight days per week, persons of consequence anywhere in the world may apply by e-mailing requests to whistleblower@cinci.rr.com.

(But persons who’ve been found to have misrepresented themselves as consequential movers and shakers= and are declared “Persons of Inconsequence” will be removed without notice.)

The Extra Special Whistleblower Insiders E-dition

is by invitation onl= y.

Just say “No&= #8221; to Social Networking

  &nbs= p;

  &nbs= p;       The Whistleblower has always been 100% commercial free, unlike members of t= he mendacious news media. So if you want to buy an ad on the front page, call The Fishwrap.

And to check out som= e of the latest videos

submitted= , see what those politically incorrect folks at = “Not the Fishwrap” are doing. = ;

Note: people who wo= rk in government offices should be receiving The Whistleblower on their home computers because we do not approve of public servants wasting time reading this trash on over-taxed payers’ time (except when you have something= to snitch).

   &= nbsp;   Remember: you can still be offended by The Blower on the Internet at <= span class=3DMsoHyperlink>The Cincinnatus Standard.