MooPig's Report from the Middle: "Can You Believe this S**t?"

FBI had Investigated Steve Jobs for Volunteering to Help, Was Steve a Bad Apple???
Snipped by Pat Darnell | Feb 11, 2012 | Bryan TX

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Government Snoops Blast Steve Jobs | John C. Dvorak | PCMag.com: "Asking unnamed workers about the boss is useless gossip. Asking rivals about their rival is useless gossip. Putting the useless gossip in such a record is a misuse of the public trust, period."

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So a 191-page report on a prospective member that already had a Top Secret clearance seems rather dubious. In fact, I'm surprised Jobs put up with the interviews and didn't throw out the FBI investigators when they began to grill him about his drug use, which he admitted to. I'd like to know why they didn't take his statement as a confession and throw him in jail on the spot.
So now, we get to see the late Steve Jobs' name dragged through the mud after cooperatively agreeing to do public service.

The lesson here: Don't volunteer for anything. (John C. Dvorak. February 10, 2012)

Conclusion
That's MooPig's Report from the Middle -- where men are good looking, women are strong, and the children are all above average: And John C. Dvorak of PC Magazine is one of our favorite authors....

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http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2400145,00.asp?kc=PCRSS03079TX1K0000585
http://vault.fbi.gov/steve-jobs/steve-jobs-part-01-of-01/view

C*O*D*I*S

The Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) is a DNA database funded by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). It is a computer system that stores DNA profiles created by federal, state, and local crime laboratories in the United States, with the ability to search the database to assist in the identification of suspects in crimes ...

State of the Union

DEMONCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION | AUGUST 25 -- 28, 2008 | DENVER

Consider this cross section of the United States right now: Thursday August 14, 2008; Jim Geraghty

"We may be on the verge of winning in Iraq, but Afghanistan is getting tougher. Pakistan is still an unstable cauldron of extremism where America has limited options. Iran is seeking nukes and the Israelis have an itchy trigger finger.

The Russian bear is in the woods again, stomping on Georgia. China is rising and showcasing authoritarian capitalism as an alternative to Western-style democracy. If the FBI is right, one guy with no state or group backing managed to terrorize Americans in fall 2001 by slipping poisons in envelopes.

Gas prices are dropping, but Americans won't quickly forget $4 a gallon prices, nor the recognition that faraway pipelines and Nigerian political stability can suddenly affect them at the pump.

Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac ran aground, the housing bubble burst, the border's not secure..."

Maybe 1992, and perhaps 2000 were good cycles to run "young/fresh face" against "trusted and tested." But this isn't 1992 or 2000.

According to HERE: It's a Tough Cycle to Run Young/Fresh Face' Against 'Trusted and Tested.' (Thursday August 14, 2008; Jim Geraghty, the campaign spot)

Steven Stark, cogitating over at RealClearPolitics has said:

"History shows that the Democrats are up against an experienced, steady Republican candidate [McCain] who is unlikely to make major mistakes. And their nominee, after a brilliant start in January and February to launch his candidacy and cement his base, hasn't had a terrific six months. Obama continues to show few signs of extending his support to the demographics that are likely to decide the election — principally the working-class voters concentrated in industrial states such as Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania." (Stark, S; August 14, 2008)

It is a flummoxed, potentially unsteady Democratic Party again; or is it?

What happens if the love affair WITH Barack Obama is over by DNC08 closing gavel?

Don't you just hate to wait and see -- let's fast forward to November?