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Here is my graphical response to Obama's inappropriate joke about sending Predator drones after the Jonas Brothers. Such arrogance reveals the rotten inner character of the Gang of Thieves we call the US government.
I'm reminded of Bush's appalling "No weapons of mass destruction here! None here! They must be somewhere!" Dubya-MDs indeed.
Obama, like Bush and the presidents before him, is nothing more than a Predator drone himself: a remotely piloted precision weapon aimed at destroying our economy and freedom.
Predator Off Road let us test out this ride. Lory Perfect our Baja photographer drove this buggy to TRY to stay in front of the moto guys to shoot photos. That was a challenge as these guys are FAST. Buy toys at www.predator-offroad.com
Orlando Predators at Pittsburgh Power Arena Football (AFL) at Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh PA - May 5, 2013
The Predator Net Gun. Created with Sculpey Oven Baked Clay, Brass Screws, Wood Dowels and Copper pipe.
Predator Custom Paint job with 330mm fat tire kit. Stage 2 Turbo. This bike was featured in Super Street Bike Magazine.
Orlando Predators at Pittsburgh Power Arena Football (AFL) at Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh PA - May 5, 2013
Nature seems harsh to some people. To a naturalist it seems logical. It's all a part of an on-going process called the balance of nature and evolution. And yes, Homo sapiens is as much a part of the process as some obscure amoeba. Today I witnessed a predation down on the ponds that will no doubt upset some of my neighbors.. One of our local redtails took a Pekin/mallard cross that has been around since last summer. Some of the kids had even given her a name.
Predators have evolved over time to become faster, smarter, stronger, camoflaged or whatever to enable them to catch prey and survive. In the natural world prey evolve along with the predators. They too become smarter, faster, better camoflaged or whatever and a balance is struck. When things get out of balance, it's often the doing of man. This redtail would be hard-pressed to catch and kill one of the wild ducks on the ponds. But, this duck is a cross between a domestic Pekin and a mallard. This mix probably occurred because someone bought a cute fluffy little duck at the feed store and then released on someone's pond when it was no longer amusing. There it mated with a wild mallard. The result was a duck that was set back a few hundred generations and had to try to survive in the wild. We see how that worked out.
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Taken from across the pond and cropped considerably.
RAW, PS Elements.