There is no cavalry coming to the rescue

Por La Raza todo. Fuera de La Raza nada.
http://www.panam.edu/orgs/mecha/aztlan.html

Anyway, The New Yorker introduces a 1996 novel called The Apprentice by none other than recently indicted scumbag, Scooter Libby, as another in a series of questionable novels by prominent conservatives, and notes:

Like his predecessors, Libby does not shy from the scatological. The narrative makes generous mention of lice, snot, drunkenness, bad breath, torture, urine, “turds,” armpits, arm hair, neck hair, pubic hair, pus, boils, and blood (regular and menstrual). One passage goes, “At length he walked around to the deer’s head and, reaching into his pants, struggled for a moment and then pulled out his penis. He began to piss in the snow just in front of the deer’s nostrils.”
Eugh. And it gets worse. The passage “He asked if they should fuck the deer.” is quoted, to which, The New Yorker notes, “The answer, reader, is yes.” And then there are the old stand-bys of conservative fiction writers:

Homoeroticism and incest also figure as themes. The main female character, Yukiko, draws hair on the “mound” of a little girl. The brothers of a dead samurai have sex with his daughter. Many things glisten (mouths, hair, evergreens), quiver (a “pink underlip,” arm muscles, legs), and are sniffed (floorboards, sheets, fingers).
Perhaps the most disturbing, however, is this passage:

At age ten the madam put the child in a cage with a bear trained to couple with young girls so the girls would be frigid and not fall in love with their patrons. They fed her through the bars and aroused the bear with a stick when it seemed to lose interest.
What kind of mind comes up with this shit, dreams up scenarios where children are raped by animals to train them in prostitution? Oh, right. A conservative one. One that has toiled under a lifetime of repression, and spent its time dreaming up legislation designed to control the sexual freedom of women and gays. It isn’t enough that men like Scooter Libby must repress their own sexualities; they have to oppress anyone who doesn’t succumb to exhortations
http://shakespearessister.blogspot.com/2005/11/what-hell-is-wrong-with-conservatives.html

With most Vermont politicians, including the Congressional delegation, ignoring the grassroots secession movement or just laughing it off as good theatre, Vermont's Lt. Gov., Brian Dubie, has weighed in on the issue, giving it a certain amount of merit but stopping short of outright support
http://www.rense.com/general68/secede.htm

The plan is controversial. Republican Gov. Bill Owens of Colorado recently announced his support, but Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, has said he doesn't think a fence would stop illegal immigration.
http://www.dailybreeze.com/news/regstate/articles/1943262.html

No cavalry coming'

The U.S. has been slow in developing a coordinated, national plan, said Eric Holdeman, director of the King County office of emergency management in Seattle. He said the new plan's focus on self-sufficiency by local governments is sobering.

"There is no cavalry coming to the rescue," Holdeman said.

The federal plan estimates that a pandemic on a moderate scale would mean $181 billion in health costs alone, not including losses from the probable disruption in trade.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/chi-0511030318nov03,1,5460142.story?coll=chi-newsnationworld-hed&ctrack=1&cset=true