Saturday, September 26, 2009

Friday, August 28, 2009

My friend??

copy of letter:

I am wondering why you don't report about the dating situation in your favorite small town. It seems alot of white girls from prominent families are dating (and having relations with) black boys.
Could it be that your favorite mole's own daughter has been caught up in several of these relationships?
Tell your Buddy "M" that everyone knows he is the gossip and tell him he might want to check on what his own daughter "L" is doing insteading worrying about everybody eles' business.
Oh, and you are so common.

JBP iuy concernedcitizen1984 hotmail com

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Thursday, August 20, 2009

Tall and Short

Little MD is 5ft 4",
His wife is 5ft 9".

Short Doc files divorce from tall wife,
The tall wife beats the shit out of the tiny surgeon and tries to eat him alive.

Tiny Doc has her arrested and she spends two nights in jail.
Her crime is cannibalism of the tiny Doc.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

I'm back.....

My recovery is slow. I feeling fine. Take Care!!

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

He's at it again!


Some folks never learn. At least the idiot I'm referring to doesn't. He's been in an out of jail and in and out of rehabilitation. Somebody is protecting him. Particularly when it comes to footing the bill for the expensive rehabilitation facilities he's attended.

This idiot is going to whack somebody with his car. It might be you or one of your kids. Then the DA and others who protected this guy over the years are going to have long faces and complain that they didn't know the problem was so bad. Is it too early to say there is a cover-up going on? It sures smells that way...

The police know who this guy is and can nail him anytime they want - and his enabler as well. When are they going to do it? He needs to be taken off the streets for good.

For those who are protecting him. You know who you are and everyone else knows who you are as well. Don't let this human tragedy continue. Step up to the plate and do something about it. People will think better of you for it.

Otherwise, your lives could really get complicated.

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

The Stupidity of The Alabama Supreme Court


In a 6-3 decision, the Alabama Supreme Court voted to invalidate the power of city courts. Sure only 592 cases are affected but now because of this ruling there are 592 habitual DUI offenders potentially back on the streets to kill and maim their fellow citizens.

How political was this ruling? Think about it - where do most DUI offenders get caught - Duh - in their home towns. The court has ruled that the threshold for DUI for a certain time frame is a conviction in a state court only. Read the following article and be careful on the roads!

Published in the July 13 Online edition of The Gadsen Times

High Courts DUI Decision is Troubling Sometimes, sticking by the rule of law seems wrong. On Friday the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that convictions in municipal courts for driving under the influence don’t count when determining whether repeat offenders have the four DUI convictions that can send them to state prison.

The law since has been rewritten, but as it stood in 2005, the court said, municipal court convictions didn’t count. State law, the court ruled, cited only state court convictions in determining whether a repeat offender had hit felony status.

We understand that municipal courts don’t handle the same kinds of cases that state courts do in most instances, and it may seem simplistic to say so, but a DUI is a DUI in our minds. The venue of the conviction should not matter.

The Legislature rewrote the law in 2006, making municipal court and out-of-state convictions within the last five years count toward the felony level.

It’s unknown how many of the state’s 592 felony DUI offenders will be affected, but there will certainly be some offenders who gain their freedom because of the ruling. We hope they’ve learned a lesson and don’t repeat their behavior.

Friday, July 11, 2008

Burn the town and sack the banks!


In a little over two weeks, I will be travelling to St. Albans, Vermont. This town was made famous by being the object of the furthermost northern raid of Confederate forces during the Civil War. I will have more to tell after I get there.

The raid is the subject of a book by Carolyn J. Prince entitled: Burn the town and sack the banks.

Also on this trip - if I can get to see him - I plan on meeting with the leader of Vermont's secession movement - Thomas H. Naylor, the leader of the 2nd Vermont Republic.

The Second Vermont Republic has been picking up steam for the past few years with over 13% of Vermont's population wishing to secede from the union.

There is something going on in Vermont and I intend to find out what it is.

To purchase book: Burn the town and sack the banks!

Second Vermont Republic

Saturday, July 5, 2008

La la land


Dog fights,deluded Bible thumpers, meth dealers, child molesters, “queen bee” worshipers, a town so out of touch with the rest of the world that it resembles a lost tribe in Africa – if the shoe fits – then you know who I am taking about.

As the oil rich get richer in this small town, will the town soon be abandoned by an exodus of the rich to escape the poor, but frantic mob, of decent simple folk struggling to get by? Is this already happening? Is Costa Rica the new hiding place for the wealthy? Are the rich so insecure that they are now building walled compounds instead of houses?

People who live in commutable cities now cannot commute. They can't afford the gas.

As things get worse who will be left behind? When will the guns soon be turned on each other?

How soon will it be before golf courses close? A sure sign of things to come... Check out this news item from Florida:

SEBRING — It's hardly a laughing matter, but Sam Timms can't help but let out a nervous chuckle. The sub-par economy and high-priced gas have taken a divot from local golf courses' bottom lines.

"We're struggling," said Timms, director of golf at Highlands Ridge in Avon Park. "The reason I laugh is because our company's based out of Orlando, and our bosses were here today going over different numbers and where we obtain play.

"The economy's really affecting those numbers, and people don't realize how much."

Summer is typically a slow season for Highlands County's golf courses: Numbers of tee times and golf outings tend to fall as temperatures and humidity rises.

But $4-a-gallon gasoline has many involved in the local golf industry worried about what kind of hazards lie ahead.
Read entire article

Whats next? I guess we will have to wait and see...

Thursday, July 3, 2008

New Probe of Old Crime


It seems no homicide investigation get so old that it can't be reopened. In Mobile, the case of murdered teen, Katherine Foster, has been reopened by Alabama Attorney General Troy King. With modern DNA testing methods and state of the art forensic science, expect to see a number of questionable homicides reopened soon.

With the public interest so keen on solving old, so-called "solved", and unsolved crimes in the state, Attorney General King will soon be a very busy man.

FLASH! New DNA technique exonerates parents in Jonbenet Ramsey probe. Somebody else did it. A technique known as "touch" DNA was used to eliminate the parents and brother of Jonbenet Ramsey from the investigation into her death. Could this technique also be useful in cases where there is suspicion of multiple suspects? Unless evidence is destroyed this is a possibility. I've always wondered if there was more than one participant in the Stephanie Marie King slaying. "Touch" DNA testing might be a good way to find out.

If you have new information on an old "solved" or unsolved crime - OR if you want to turn yourself in, contact the Alabama Attorney General's Office at 334-242-7300.

Monday, June 30, 2008

John Adams - A must read - a must see


This afternoon I was running errands in Sterling Virginia - a place that seems to have all the shops and services required by the Thomson family. At the luggage repair shop I met this talkative fellow who in the course of the conversation asked me if I had seen the HBO mini-series John Adams. I told the fellow that I had read the book and bought the entire collection of disks when they went on sale at Target over the weekend.

He told me - and I agree - this several hour long docudrama will complete your education on the Revolutionary War.

All my life, I have stood uncomfortably in faked reverence when someone wraps a flag around themselves and starts spouting off, idealistically, about our "forefathers."

The "forefathers" - it turns out - were just as "up in your face" as politicians today. This country's formative years were fragile and could have gone in several different directions.

Whether you are a Democrat or Republican ... or an Independent like myself, you should take the time to rent or buy "John Adams" and be proud of your beliefs. Contention is a good thing...

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

The Christian Wackadoo - Brother James Dobson


To call this guy a moral authority would be really stretching it. First he distances himself from John McCain and says there's no way he can vote for the man, and now he is attacking Barack Obama for being scripturally inaccurate in comments Obama made two years ago.

Heathen Episcopalian that I am, it is difficut for me to understand how Dobson got elevated to his present stature in the Christian Community.

Will someone please tell Dobson that no one is paying attention anymore?

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

1929!


Could this date be on the horizon for a repeat? Some people seem to think so. The banking business, in my humble opinion, is getting ready to take a huge hit. Good time to put some of those precious assetts into gold which I hear is past $982.00 dollars an ounce.

Some folks know where to go and guess what? It is not in the United States.

George Bush is trying to get ahead of the crisis, but friends - again in my humble opinion - he's already too late!

Sunday, April 27, 2008

Making room in the jail


I personally do not believe the jail is large enough to handle it's upcoming influx. In fact new facilities may have to be built to accomodate all who are eligible.

Of course I don't think this is ever going to be the case. One fish will be sacrificed for all the rest. He won't be the biggest, but he will certainly be big enough to keep everyone talking for months.

The one who's in the jail doing the talking is not the one you think. A couple of freaking blithering idiot investigators have already had a go at him. He loves the attention.

You see, even though the charges are minor, he is truly afraid of what's looming ahead. He's got all that stuff in his files and then there is his imagination ...

Now of course if he and the other occupant get together, it's amazing what two fertile imaginations can concoct...

UPDATE: It happened quickly, the last guy I mentioned has been released. This boy truly knows something...

Monday, April 21, 2008

The Current Occupant of The Jail

I know .... the jail is full and has a lot of residents who are there for various reasons, but the one I'm talking about is one, that I am sure, some, would like to go away. What's all the controversy about this one prisoner?

It seems - just from reading the reports - that there are just as many interested parties who want this guy out of jail than want him in.

If he's out, is it easier to kill him? If he stays in, does he stand the chance of accidentally dying in jail?

Nevertheless, this dude is going to have a spectacular trial. If he has sold as many drugs as some say, he definitely can name names...Do you think his case will make it to trial?

Forgive me if I'm wrong about this, or do I detect that there might be a split among the ranks of law enforcement as how to handle this situation?

Let's cheer for the side that wants this prisoner to get his day in court!

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Didn't I say that Don Siegelman would be back?

Check out my parody - Pardon?. Siegelmann is back in play. It's only a matter of time before Democratic political operatives begin slicing and dicing the Alabama Republican party and laying blame. From the news reports, it looks like eventually Siegelmann may end up with a full pardon. Run for cover Republicans!

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Full Name Posting

My name is Michael H. Thomson. I put a lot of stuff out there. Some of it is rumor, some of it isn't. No matter what I put out there or in what form, my name is always prominent identifying me as the author. From now on out, postings to this site will not be published without full name disclosure. I might even go so far as to ask you for a telephone number to verify your identity. If you can't abide by these terms, don't expect your comments to be posted. Of course I will do my best to protect you by rewording some of you comments to prevent you from being sicced by lawyers or other scum.

I'm back!

It was an interesting journey, but I'm back. I'm very happy to see a new probate judge appointed in Escambia County. I don't know Emilie Mims, but her background and experience indicate that Governor Riley definitely made the right choice among others he could have picked.

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Due to continuing health problems, AC will hibernate for the next 90 days.

It's time I give the computer a rest for a while. Thank you for you emails.

Mike Thomson.