Politically Incorrect FBI Bulletins

Politically Incorrect Holdout:
FBI Most Wanted-Violent Crimes & Murders

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Here is the FBI's most wanted: VIOLENT CRIMES - MURDERS


Hmmmm.

Seems to be a lot of Hispanics. Wonder what their immigration status is?

Wonder why we can't find them?

And there sure seem to a lot of Muslim murderers for members of the Religion Of Peace.

Seems to us here at DBKP that allowing illegal immigrants to enter into America with impunity, to rape and kill, then to find safe haven back in Mexico, which not only refuses to extradite them, but won't even arrest them, is beyond foolish. Just about as stupid as allowing Muslims, basically misogynistic barbarians who hate everything about America, Christianity, Judism, and innumerable other elements of our society, into the civilized society.

Of course the excuse is they are just doing the work Americans won't.

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by pat
image: fbi

Politically Incorrect Food: Heart Attack Grill

Pixelaneous #56
"A Taste Worth Dying For"




Only in America

Received in the email box.

These incredible pix of an "only in America" institution: The Heart Attack Grill.

A quick Google search brought the following info from Wikipedia to help put the pix in context.

Heart Attack Grill:

The Heart Attack Grill is a Chandler, Arizona burger restaurant that has become internationally known for serving incredibly large, unhealthy hamburgers and for its criticism by the Arizona Board of Nursing and Baltimore-based Center for Nursing Advocacy for putting its waitresses in naughty nurse uniforms.

The Heart Attack Grill is a hospital theme restaurant. The restaurant was founded in 2005 by Jon Basso who calls himself "Dr. Jon" and dresses in a white doctor's lab coat.[1]. Basso designed the theme of the restaurant with the intent of serving "nutritional pornography," food "so bad for you it's shocking."[2] Customers are referred to as "patients," orders as "prescriptions," and the waitresses as "nurses."

The menu includes "Single," "Double," "Triple," and "Quadruple Bypass" hamburgers, ranging from half a pound to two pounds of beef, "Flatliner Fries" (cooked in pure lard), cigarettes, beer and liquor, and soft drinks. The names imply coronary artery bypass surgery, and refer to the danger of developing atherosclerosis from the food's high proportion of saturated fat and excessive caloric content. The Quadruple Bypass burger has 8,000 calories.[3] Customers who finish a Triple or Quadruple Bypass burger are pushed in wheelchairs to their cars by the waitresses.

The waitresses' nurse costumes and behavior have caused the most controversy. The waitresses wear crosses on their nurse hats, thigh-high fishnet stockings, short skirts, and low-cut tops. On occasion, they sit at the table with customers while they eat, role-play as nurses, or even jump into the arms of their customers.

More info at Heart Attack Grill.com





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Ahhhhh......

The joys of lard, Luckies and large, oleaginous burgers.


by Mondo
hat tip: Scott and Vickie
Pix: Scott & Vickie

Two Politically-Incorrect Pix of Obama

A Saturday Obama Two-fer
* Messiah of the Year
* New Reality Show




RidesAPaleHorse sent us the above image after reading "Competing optics: Cheering Germans or American military? Update: Snubbing wounded soldiers? Update: Touring Berlin instead? Update: It is/is not a campaign event?" at Hot Air.

Of course, this image is not appropriate for serious media discussions about Barack Obama, who very well could be our 44th president.

So, we looked around and found a much more appropriate RAPH image for those who crave the policially-incorrect.

Since it's mildly NSFW (Not safe for work), readers may access it by clicking on the link below.

Politically Incorrect Pic of Barack Obama - NSFW

Two-for-one Saturday politicaly-incorrect antics are almost as much fun as cartoons used to be.


by Mondoreb & RidesAPaleHorse
images: RidesAPaleHorse

Candy Cigarettes: Most Politically Incorrect Candy

Pixelaneous #50:
Politically-Incorrect Candy




PC Storm Troopers Overlook Old-time Candy favorite

Back in the 1950s, 60s and 70s, back before Policial Correctness had gotten its grip on the American consciousness, at most convenience or general stores, a kid could purchase a confection that was sure to produce a monster sugar rush: candy cigarettes.




"Eventually You'll Get Pretend Cancer: The Bizarre World of Candy Cigarettes", succinctly sums up the candy cigarette:

For the past 100 years, a variety of chocolate, candy, and bubble-gum confections have been manufactured that simulate the appearance of actual cigarettes. For the first 65 or so years, the major cigarette corporations either looked the other way or took an active part in ensuring that the candy package reproductions were "faithful" to their less-appealing tobacco brothers. For some reason, a lot of people believe candy cigarettes were "totally outlawed" in the United States sometime in the past, when in actuality, the major players have remained one step ahead of governmental regulation via sluggish self-policing and a strong commitment to what ESPN would call "Extreme Hiding."

Less popular, though no less PC--or tasty--are bubble gum cigarettes, a sample which is pictured below.




The forces of PC are weaker in foreign countries and candy cigarettes are a popular item, both for manufacture and for consumption. The next three pix are candy cigarettes manufactured in Mexico.



In many places in the USA, you can still purchase candy cigarettes, though they are many times stored out of sight, behind the counter with the Playboy magazines and the condoms.




And that's our trip down Memory Lane to when you could munch on a candy cigarette without fear of offending anyone--but the dentist.

[NOTE: The last three pix come from Cardhouse.com. For a fascinating tour through the world of foreign, and especially Mexican, candy cigarettes, check out "The Cardhouse Non-American Candy Cigarette Exhibition".]

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by Mondoreb
images: DBKP;
* candy warehouse
* cardhouse