Saturday, February 28, 2015

Search Eyes-free, Just Say "Ok Obama"

"An IRS employee tasked with trying to restore and obtain emails on Lois Lerner’s IRS computer’s hard drive was legally blind.  Stephen Manning, the deputy chief information officer for strategy and modernization at the IRS, submitted an affidavit in the True the Vote vs. IRS litigation regarding the persons and procedures used to attempt to recover Lois Lerner’s hard drive containing emails pertaining to Tea Party targeting."


When I saw this tweet I thought it was a joke, a parody. It's not a joke. To paraphrase instapundit 'we are in the best hands.'



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5 comments:

AllenS said...

Just when you think that it can't get any worse, it gets worse.

Joe Biden, America's Putin said...

Obama joked about targeting his enemies using the IRS.

Now Hillary supports Chi-Com Net Neutrality.

The left are successfully chiseling away our freedoms. The hot-tub pedophile TV writers in hollywood are weaving narratives. Hillary is promising calm purple moderation. The hacks are dumpster diving for Scott Walker, all while they ignore huge stories about Clinton graft and corruption - hidden behind a wall of fake charity.

Comrades for Net Neutrality

The IRS was just the beginning.

Chip Ahoy said...

The blind guy was undoubtedly using the reading technology such as this laptop has.

Did you notice on my post with the video of the guy playing the game Besiege that he has subtitles on the video that translate him electronically? The errors throughout are hilarious because his speaking is so atypical. I laughed all the way through that.

The raw cynicism is amazing. The 'catch me if you can' attitude is obnoxious and seems pervasive throughout departments.

Last night I read Republicans are considering defunding FCC for them busting a move on the internet as they've done, drawing power to themselves illegally.

I saw a clip of a whole room of men applauding when the FCC delivered its decision. The camerman was at the back of the room so all we saw of the people clapping was the back of their fat balding heads, their crumpled neck skin, untidy haircuts, their splotchy psoriasis that makes you itch looking at them. I wondered, "Who would applaud such a thing as a group?" And the thought of this room of smelly unworthies brazenly grabbing raw power whilst sitting there on their fat skank asses like obese face huggers covering the visage of America sucking the life-force from its body so that they can then slide backward into their ironclad green fume filled vaporous chambers like the Dune Guild navigator and return to their kiddy-fiddler porn. People who take so fucking much from people who produce things and generate content, but whose faces are never seen even as they're on camera doing it. (The faces of the people on the panel are photographed, but the pockmarked rose-nosed faces of the whole room of fish-smelly apparatchiks are not.)

virgil xenophon said...

You think it was an accident that this guy was legally blind? In the early days of the ADA (Americans with Disability Act) the regs were way late (quelle surprise!) in being issued. So we small businesses were virtually flying blind, (no pun intended) yet still being legally subject to the provisions of a law we knew very little about. Because of this screw-up in issuing the regs in a timely manner the Feds instituted an "ADA Hot-Line."

However when I called the Feds, who did I get on the other end of the line? A guy with a speech impediment! The guy was VIRTUALLY unintelligible1 Just think, here we have the need for someone to verbally explain some very technical AND legal details, yet has a verbal dysfunction. He could have been blind, a paraplegic, quadriplegic, etc, ANYTHING other than "verbally challenged." Yet who did the Feds have manning the phone lines? A mere "accident?" I don't think so. By so doing the Feds could always claim that those calling the hotline (i.e., types like ME) "misunderstood" the advise, and thus we were on the hook for any failure to meet the strictures of the law.

Blind guy looking for the e-mails a mere coincidence? I don't think so..

Aridog said...

This is too funny for words...all of it. If not so sad. Allen S is right.

Just periodically reflexively duck because some new unannounced crap is coming your way.