It's Scratch My Itch Now In The World's Unruly, Violent Middle East

As much as the news sources, and forces violently opposed to each other in The Middle East would like people to believe they've had to suddenly ramp up their oppositions to each other, the unnecessary clashes of the last few days point to one very important fact. After a decade of expensive military presence in other portions of the fractured Middle East that caused billions of dollars in resources and cash to be misplaced there, the people with power obviously have motivation at this moment to want billions more applied to their areas of expertise. But it's ultimately shallow claims to represent national interests, that once again have very little to do with individuals and families gaining and having access to their own plots of land and homes. As in America where high rents preclude ever owning a piece of dirt for ourselves, this idea of unrequited nationalism uproots the very lives of the people its pretended to represent.

It is all just smoke and mirrors as in America. Where banks were saved after sabotaging the public's real estate value, followed by insisting the people whose taxes were loaned to them to bail them out are judge-able as not worth the risk of giving up their regained financial power to the detriment of common folk. Once the powers in the Middle East have what they perceive as their fare share of the world's payoff for pretending to provide military peace, most likely certain people will retire to preferably pleasant weather paradises where they'll still luxuriously lament that the people of the Middle East still can't get along. As usual probably one or two lucky gold miners will spend relaxed moments watching the hired help polish Middle East Peace Prizes for a goal still not achieved since so many have already been awarded so far. If only everyone's itch for a better return on their investments could just be scratched without this endless parade of compensated spokespeople complaining only their innocent die on their behalves. 

So let's begin with a big newspaper of record's take on the current scuffles and struggles between Palestinians and Israelis. The New York Times, under the title, Rocket Attacks And Airstrikes Resume In Gaza Conflict, by Isabel Kershner and Fares Akram, begins by stating - Israel and Hamas widened their increasingly deadly conflict over Gaza on Thursday, as a militant rocket killed three civilians in an apartment block in this small southern town, Kiryat Milachi. The deaths were likely to lead Israel to intensify its military offensive on Gaza, now in its second day of airstrikes. 

East side of Jordan known as poor/middle class side.

Business as per usual. Sure. Entice the benefactors. The enablers of the Middle East's addiction to violent revenge. This pervasive feeling of satisfaction from living up to The Great Grudge handed down through the centuries of men on earth appealing to Allah to condemn God's other ones. Neither side in this madness is really satisfied by anything other than feeling they're the only ones right to deserve to have their itch scratched. Sure, the people with less who've had their temperaments built to the boiling point do it for practically nothing. But do you think the really powerful are so careless? If so a lot of the Middle East's concentrated wealth would have circulated a lot farther than it has. 

The truth is every day as the death toll mounts each individual accounts for the same value as some indistinguishable Austro-Hungarian Archduke as The Times reports announcements are being made concerning who supports whom in this endeavor to escalate conflict and turn the Mid-East situation into the greatest man-made hurricane of them all. While the mad surgeon of the escalating madness continues to be luxuriously pampered on his grand Texan estate while admitting to nothing close to responsibility for this b___ s___ . All these poor people and their pampered leaders running around as if headless while the one who should have been the most responsible of all claims to have done great things. While Americans in their terror over fearing they'd face they lost the Vietnam War, that we graciously backed off from, re-elected that son of a woman who still collects entitlements for which she never had any need. Grow up people. This pathetic pretentious psuedo-religious crap just benefits the Elitist Industrial Complex. Period. None of it really has anything to do with patriotic nationalism. Much less Peace on Earth when anyone has won.

You'd think that the moneyed elite's destruction of a housing lending system, that gave many a chance to own their own home, would have woken people up to the immaturity of the elite crying over milk they spill. But then, in the right place, at the right time, anyone ruthless enough makes sure they profit. 

Fidel Castro could make a difference by just giving Barack Obama a call. The Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi might make a difference by just calling Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Direct. And Netanyahu, there's plenty of Israelis to talk to who've advocated for years against this belief in the grand grudge that is nothing more than pathetic as I've already described. Any world leader who doesn't have a clue to bringing resolutions and peace to wherever they live is not worth more than that dag-gum idiot. Again I repeat. Apologize you dope. I am afraid it is so bad a better future can only begin with you who fueled The Farce.

Individual Cop Blamed For Department Fostering OUR Social Referees’ Subcultural Intolerance

  RT headlined New York City refuses to defend the cop who pepper-sprayed OWS protesters, printing New York City will not provide a defense attorney for Police Officer Anthony Bologna, who was caught on camera pepper-spraying Occupy Wall Street protestors and now faces a civil lawsuit. The now-notorious cop, a 29-year veteran of the NYPD and a deputy inspector, will have to cover his own legal fees, with the help of his union the Captains Endowment Association.

  The widely seen YouTube video showed Bologna pepper spraying at least two girls who fell to the ground, screaming and crying in pain, at an Occupy protest, while the officer allegedly turned and walked away while recorded. A month after the Sept. 24 incident, a police investigation found that the cop had violated NYPD guidelines. Patrol Guide 212-95 lists situations in which an officer may legally use pepper spray. It may only be used in situations where the officer must protect himself or another from harm, establish control of someone resisting arrest or someone trying to flee from custody, establish control of an emotionally disturbed person or prevent an attack from a dangerous animal. The officer, as recorded, undoubtedly violated that rule.

  Officer Bologna’s immediate punishment was a command discipline docking his vacation by 10 days. He accepted the punishment, hoping he could move on with his career, according to RT, that makes it sound as if the officer hasn’t been hounded by remorse one iota. But in February, his two victims filed a lawsuit against Bologna for illegally spraying them. An unrelated group of two protesters filed an additional lawsuit against the officer on Tuesday. Aside from paying for his own defense, Bologna may also be held personally liable for financial damages that could arise out of the suit.

  Even though he claims he did not intend to spray the women, and in the video does seemingly spray in a general area rather than directly, it is nonetheless too aggressive in intent according to the law. The city is only required to provide “representation and indemnification if the employee was acting in the discharge of his or her duties and was not in violation of any rules or regulations of his/her agency at the time in question,” said Muriel Goode-Trufant, chief of the Law Department’s Special Federal Litigation Division, in an e-mail correspondence with the Wall Street Journal.

  In 1,376 federal civil rights cases pending against NYPD officers, the city has refused to cover defense costs in fewer than five per cent of cases, said Goode-Trufant. An attorney representing the pepper spray victims said she believes that the YouTube video of the incident affected the city’s decision not to defend the officer. “If it wasn’t on video, I think it would be another he said-she said case,” the attorney said. Wonder what the percentages of he/she said-they say cases are?

  RT states: But the scene, which clearly shows the officer bringing two harmless protesters to their knees, is a powerful image that may have embarrassed the NYPD and the city, leading to their refusal to be associated with the defendant. That the Wall Street Journal refers to as the department distancing itself from the officer.

  Now, here we are, once again, with the powers that be and apparatus at hand prepared to judge an individual. But as anyone who is familiar with New York City protests knows, at one time police management had better communicative relationships with protestors and in fact, quite efficiently, even protected protestors from unwarranted disagreeable bystanders. In fact cordoned off areas were as much for the protection of protestors as the outside public. Then came the 2004 Republican National Convention to Manhattan with street pens for on the spot imprisonment and a new intolerance that possibly happened because a new inappropriately trained or mis-inspired superior officer class attitude was directed toward any grievance that can be contrived as an intolerable nuisance in our police officers’ controlled day.

  Everyone has an attitude. But since 2004 intolerance was encouraged, or accepted community-wide in the police department, though I’ve met many friendly officers but being mad is written all over the pepper spraying officer’s face. He’s upset and frustrated as if thinking why can’t these people just accept what others in power think best for them? Right, distance yourself my proud, sometimes unnecessarily assaulted, fine New York City Police Department. But remember, the culture of intolerance spawned that officer’s reaction, and some day, somehow, a full accounting will come to pass and just blaming an individual will not fly.

  Occupy Wall Street isn’t particularly mad at individual bankers who got caught up in the frenzied money madness mess. What they’re complaining about is the pervasive industry indifference that led to the problem of money, that doesn’t really disappear, finding ways to hide from general circulation among the population. Sure, the officer made a mistake and he’ll pay. But pity is a two-way street. If you can’t help your own, how are we to expect the next happening of this sort to be squelched before more victims pile up, angry our peace officers neglect to care about everyone’s peace but their own and their privileged friends? We know better. Don’t we?

8/6/2012

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Individual Cop Blamed For Department Fostering Our Social Referees' Subcultural Intolerance

8/6/2012: Occupy Wall Street isn’t particularly mad at individual bankers who got caught up in the frenzied money madness mess. What they’re complaining about is the pervasive industry indifference that led to the problem of money, that doesn’t really disappear, finding ways to hide from general circulation among the population. Sure, the officer made a mistake and he’ll pay. But pity is a two-way street. If you can’t help your own, how are we to expect the next happening of this sort to be squelched before more victims pile up, angry our peace officers neglect to care about everyone’s peace but their own and their privileged friends? We know better. Don’t we?

September 5 - October 7, 2018

Blinded By The Light’s One Thing, 

But Mesmerized By Gold’s Quite Another

  For all the lights bells and whistles, (and there are numerous lights, bells, and whistles), hope resettlement holds a steady course in Team Jargon's facing, at least some, shame for itself. Magical huh, how frames of mind dictate tactic and strategies for, perhaps the whole purpose of, smudging nuance? Interpreted slant, and an embellishing trance that voids perspective isn't an easy admission? Especially when so much money's involved. As if that matters, because, even when little's involved, the stakes are that much more higher.

  Respect for the presidency is more than any man or woman. More than loyalty to your land of dominion's assaultive causes. When strength's exploited to excuse virtually anything, even outright flaws, it's made difficult to grasp an incapability of maturing into the presidency? Sir, you practically said you're more corrupt than Hillary. But people didn't want to believe it for the greater cause of unlimited power. That's when a country of, by and for, the people's been had. 

  Unrealistic as this is, the president's only way out of infamy's gaining a broader understanding of ideas such as some in the following film. 

A Dark Sidewalk Reading 

By Roy Cohn’s Townhouse 36:00

Last 24 minutes is the first Tuesday following the 2016 Presidential Election

     Hard to believe the country's lost without intellectual curiosity? Scope has little to do with pounded out political messages, other than knowing how you're influenced matters no matter your political slant. 

Strung Together Verbiage Striking The World In Various Myriad Ways 

  Nothing's perfect, but the "no one would understand" comment on the Puerto Rico hurricane crisis during the president's "great job" of outlining for the country the imminent danger of a "tremendously big and tremendously wet" hurricane that's directly hit North Carolina was a doozy. Might not Walter Cronkite have gone daffy, as well, incessantly communicating all the time? Perhaps none of us are immune? ... Put down your phone and think about it?

  The public's problem with being picked on for various idiosyncrasies, is we're detoured from following actual facts that have some difference between being bent or broken. 

  Of course there's explanations for the president's being tuned to the country's business all the time. Why there's not enough left over to be pressed on substance between the endlessness of backtracked evasiveness. Fake concern? Atop it all, acting out naked, in need of clothes.

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Mother Nature's Always Kept Telling Something's Wrong

  Fascinating what a North of Ithaca, New York farmer knows without ever having seen the reality before. The power of documentation, of course, but also, no doubt, from the act of noticing nature more intimately than civilian life generally offers. The farmer'd never seen one before. But spying it, the realization was instantaneous. The Cicada, which emerges from dormancy at between 13 - 17 years, had alighted on the never before worn golden t-shirt. They both looked amazed at the largest insect the t-shirt wearer'd ever seen, before attending The Pocono Garlic & Harvest Festival at the base of Shawnee Mountain, Pennsylvania. 

  A lot happens in between the times the drumbeat of propaganda raises its' fevered pitches of fastballs, curves and sliders that so mystify, demystifying's a hobby generally forsaken by the general public's awareness. The onslaught so immensely intense, the fleeting moments, for holding the dearest times dear, are washed away in the drenching of the public's feelings with disorienting pablum that confuses obliterating any focus at all. 

  This cicada appeared to have huge eyes.

  Some length of time the cicada kept to the shirt and crawled up to adhere to the neck before enticed to fly away by a viewer not alerted to the encounter's benign nature. Reality's rough, especially when the key to nature's balance is the politics of human self-interest. When the cause of most imbalance are the consequences of what's not affordable. For fear the well of money will dry up, brought hurricanes in tandem? ... Earthquake Assistance Program. Yada, yada, yada, huh? As the first sentence alludes.

  The other North of Ithaca farmer, wife of the aforementioned North of Ithaca farmer, said he liked the t-shirt's wearer and the consensus was the insect was drawn to the unaccustomedly, never before, worn gold t-shirt. 

  Opening the drawer the selection entered the process by the volume of shirts prepared for the laundry. But even then it'd not been the type of flamboyance the wearer'd wear. Meant to be an undershirt at most, as, after all, at a higher elevation the sweatshirt would be normal protocol. And the grey shirt, for the trip, could be worn in a pinch. 

  Not really best, the whimsical approach, especially when applied to regrinding yesterday's politically issued blemishes. 

  The Carlos Santana Tribute Band, Jingo played an originally interpreted set. 

The Soapbox View pursues the Twin Legacies 
Andy Rooney and I.F. Stone

Happy Saturday

    Gee whiz. One happy day more, full happy week's complete. Monday to Sunday. Guess Happy April, to look forward. Happiness abounds when Aprils are happy. Who else? Need more happies. Hippies? Too many fakes, and, of course, those satisfied near enough evil are disappointing. Not only had we overshot Utopia in providing for ourselves. Honoring the worst among us, remains highly profitable. Money substituting for plaques wherever applicable. Under-the-radar gun running for example. Kills for which begging might never substitute. But there's money. So killing continues. Fix our heads, Republicans claim. While protecting commerce in assault rifles, no less. Stop idolizing guns. 

    Anyway. ABC can't insist investment Ritter face himself? Nor United States of America face how ridiculous The Dumpster has proven he is? All three of 'em, highlighting what's worst about us! Innocent looking Ritter? Despicable conniving FATTEST NOSE in TV. From his perpetual staring at his own screen face so much. Without listening, bet. Though promised my mother I wouldn't bet nor do drugs. I just don't gamble with money. My life's been a gamble all along, the last year's experiences remind me. 

    GUILTY Herr Ritter's defaming of the PEACE SIGN, and 

flamboyant falsifying of Americans' Gas War interpretations. Their ethicless legal criminality never had the guts to admit by declaring. Pure CREEPDOM. Established and already fortified, over a century-and-a-half. Playing fair competition with electric cars? NEVER. MONOPOLY Gas Stations all over America? 

    Dis-Service Stations! Every locality GUILTY, conspiring with the Gas Combine Monopoly. Destroying the world with chemicals and carving out, too much of, Earth's innards! Every Mayor and City Council, in every town and city, in America should be jailed conspirators. PERIOD! PURE PR Lying, last three generations. Electric in Every Filling Station on the American Continent or just LYING! World? 

    I thought America is an inspiration? NASCAR, a NO CONSCIENCE Affair. After helping ignite capitalism further, GAS ruined the world that has to be fixed! CREEPS! That self-glamorized ABC-7 NEWS pair, portending to face me? Their designation as Ritter declared to the moon? "I don't have to deal with this." Gas' Declaration of Indepence too! Ridiculous fooled self-idolizers! 

    Right. History's done with you Herr Bill Ritter. ABC-7 News' San Diego Conquistador representing the Evil, Villainous Dr. Armand Hammer. Face each other where consciences rale.  

    "Don't bother the anchors," Jeff said. Running away, to not 

listen, while I emphasize only one was bothered. Intentionally. Not listening to how she and I understand each other, doesn't mean we're not true. Robert Allen "Bob" Iger? FAT NOSE and Security Jeff, despicable. Nine months later this is polite, DISNEY/ABC!

    What's true enough, is Male Hierarchy seems invincible. Especially to themselves. But that pinhead a figurehead? I know his chest stands out. He can pummel me to inches short or past my life. What doesn't change is Ritter's Pinhead Figurehead Status For The Male Hierarchy Conspiracy, Forevermore! Bob Iger too? DISNEY/ABC? Who's madder me or ya'll. No. I'm referring to King George the lunatic mad. And it dresses up and says let me and my male friends fry everyone in infamy caring less for the Earth than ourselves. I know no, but Ritter deserves being a Mar-a-Lago inmate too. Hit me, I don't care. I may or many not heal. But you'll always be a heel. 

    What's not understood is even other men can understand the lack of wisdom applied by intertwined male fool conspiracies in leadership. No one but Netanyahu benefits from HAMAS' attack, other than Muslims Hate Jews fundraising and Jews Hate Muslims fundraising. While Netanyahu, The Militaristic Creep, just reflects irritated face bitterness. THE FRAUD! Jewish? No. 

    Jewish does not mean hate, you big angry piece of crap. Who never should have been re-voted back into prestigious office, by the militarism still pervading Israel. PEACE? ISRAEL create peace. You get Saudi Arabia TO DONATE the money for Palestinian solar panels selling electricity to Israel. So the Sahara can start up making money selling to Europe and Africa. So somehow the world turns the page and gets Putin's cronies to have it through their skulls - 

WAR'S ALL GOD DAMNED WRONG YOU TERRITORIAL NUMBSKULLS!!!

    Circulate Russia's money in Russia. It's known to be somewhere. 

    Something how, on a personal level, male hierarchy 

adherents can be so exposed as mental delinquents, and still just go along, getting along, seeing their superiorness in each others' mens' eyes as validation for their superior minded weaknesses. Protecting women? You've been territorial madness, likely, from the beginning. 

    Biggest problem is weather. Weather's the barometer of where the environment's at, and while I never took 

meteorologist courses? I've watched and can point to imbalances of change in the weather indicating how far screwed up is already known. And really, not facing PR convinced this country to become totally destructive gambling on gas. MALE HIERARCHY BLEW IT and thinks hiding is still successful. There are hundreds of thousands of Bill Ritters across the country with people's attention while they grin knowing they're getting away with hating the future. CREEPS!

PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST

MIDDLE EAST PEACE - was formally announced by U. S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Foreign Minister Mohamed Amr of Egypt after intensive negotiations in Cairo at 2 p.m.  Wednesday, American Eastern Time, according to The New York Times, 

Seriously, we can't at least hear Palestinians and Israelis were in the same room? Or better yet outside by a tree. Tense people make tense deals. 

Will November 21, 2012 become celebrated in history or will another brand new peace keeping team need their imprint on the next final conclusion to Middle East violence? 

Marketers in America had to create great holiday fanfare  extravaganzas to get us together. 

Except problems are hardly behind us. November 16th, an Ellen Barry, New York Times, report alluded to President Putin speaking as if he had no clue he has no clothes on at all. Costumes, yes, in fact plenty enough for a whole fashionable retinue to escort the king to and fro from to his throne. If Russian dissidents are racist and wrong, as implied by the crown, then not only is the emperor naked but living in an era before cell phones when Czars taunted they were so far away the outside world couldn't know? Everyone knows Russia is curtailing free speech. Everyone. So calling Pussy Riot racist is a lie. No, I'm sorry. Fictional political truth.

Maybe everyone needs a real actual Thanksgiving break with Mickey Mouse to stop pretending reality is violent when the truth is none of us should be anything less than peaceful, loving and understanding. 

Rule is just a gimmick too until its no longer a human race.

For Theodore's Fans

At Our Best We're Immoral, And Worst Try To Get Away With It

M*A*S*H

The biggest stories are salacious as in today's Times. Where, held to the light, immorality is flaunted as if enlightening yet tawdry. While apologies are contrite, thereby not seeming to flaunt that an indiscretion was enjoyed. But why bother otherwise? I'm sure everyone and their brother disagrees, but my feeling, at first, was that the former CIA man, involved in today's front page Times tawdriness, saw a way out of a job few in their right mind really want unless you're on that fast track of accumulating titles. Which he was. Funny how an affair was ripe for criticism, but the NBC television network broadcasting a military-esque game show got a pass, except for Rockefeller Center protests? At least the public didn't give it resounding thumbs-up hit show status. Or the network gave up on telling us we should. Oh dear, oh my, how was that remorseful look at war, M*A*S*H, allowed to survive early bad ratings that could have killed it from the start? Was it conscience then, or just a way was found for the right people to profit from war now? Damn right I support the troops right not to be dragged into mercenary wars when their real patriotic purpose is our protection.  

War On Humanity

Just as arrest logs informing neighbors of criminal activity are supposed to theoretically pressure deviants to go straight, our muscles bulge choking us on self-righteousness. I read arrest logs in the papers. It's good to know where people are being mugged and erratic behavior takes place. But I'm not too thrilled with non-violent offenders held up to public ridicule. Whether we want to believe it or not, the police are encouraged to believe they are the law and not our designated enforcers of civility. We should be at peace, not war.

So, since we're not really as civil as made out, maybe it's best our entertainment is how fallibly human former military generals can be. How right it is a sense of moral character is desired in our nation's elite. It is nice responsibility can be faced, and even better when self-righteousness can make room for contrasting points-of-view. Peace on Earth will not come just because we learn to fight better wars. Harmony will happen when that's what we learn.

To understand The Beatles' tunes and not just sing along and pacify an inner need to feel everything is alright despite the compromises our greeds make to be kings and queens of this world we're all just members of, and not greater gods than Allah who'd really have to be out of her/his mind to condone all of this world's violence. So my bet is humans are wrong and should blame ourselves. 

Give peace a chance!

While in relatively no time at all, the general's private/public affair cited above brought us a what? New celebrity. 10/12/2012

Peace on Earth and Goodwill To Every Good Woman and Man?

I should be scathed for comparing drone strikes to abortion? If I just figured out how to comfortably phrase "necessary evil" then obviously there'd be no excuse I'm welcome to, and I'd be better off unwelcome where I come from? Yet there's a comparison that both are better if unnecessary? 

Escalation in warfare technology has progressed for centuries, taking up whole chapters in encyclopedias and their own books. The art of war. Aren't we lucky? 

We eliminated world destruction daring others not to use the big bomb. Now instead of the collateral damaging of innocents in the upper thousands to take out major installations, war is pinpoint accuracy  reducing innocent victims to the size of mere wedding parties to take out the mob. We've all heard about this even though it's not entertaining news?

I know. Its easy to be of the opinion that no one should die, and easy to understand the fulfillment of necessary jobs. Bull____. The job is turning enemies around. About everyone seeing the light. That's what the Generals report. The solution is impressing upon the hearts and minds of the local populations, what the reality of living in peace is all about. Rhetoric? Or the science-fiction of a super-power annihilating ants from the sky?  

Drones are sent not to send the young to die? Put the military in steel suits. Sending anyone away to die should be beneath the United States of America. Steel suits are probably uncomfortable, but what about anything less isn't fulfilling the promise I noticed from government officials that mothers' children are to be protected at all cost? 

Where is our conscience when it comes to the fact no one should die? Honor before Allah/God must be compartmentalized  for a cause? What? A big misunderstanding? Some insist they will always be an enemy? Bull____. Through the centuries, enlightened generations justified the sanctity of war. How comfortable is this one with the lie?

OK. I'm not saying be pansies and not stick up for yourselves. But a really civilized world shouldn't just be the elite dressed in penguin suits entertaining each other with the idea their camaraderie is bringing peace on earth to the little guys sacrificed to territorial vengeance with no place or purpose in a modern world. If the 2013 Boston Massacre can't symbolize the tragedy of being mixed-up, then by all means just submit to the state that wins? 

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Debate Aside, Number of Drone Strikes Drops Sharply 

The New York Times, May 22, 2013

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Politician Picked Off In Georgia?

As reported in The New York Times by Ellen Barry, prosecutors nabbed one, Vano Merabishvili, right, for diverting funds to party-people, working for him, rather than keeping those funds available for someone else's taste. When politicians nail down graft they'll stop wasting our time popping each other off on the public dime. There's more to corruption than the roots of dishonesty.   

In 2009, the day before his election, Gov. Chris Christie 
of New Jersey, quite rightly, denied any political 
connection to his former federal prosecutors office's 
state wide arrest of opposing party public officials.

Popping off politicians for the various despicable financial scandals they embroil themselves in, is popular sport in the U S. Where fired for petty struggles for power is just part of the game too. It's just that everyone might be as corrupt as they can afford? 

But if gotten to, the real question is how corrupt is the Georgian system to have molded this politician into this corner where he will no doubt take a dive and innocents will go with him, who, at some point were roped in just for the holiness of capitalism? If it's just about money then obviously evolution is all about how it's dealt straight.

But this Georgian story has political punch. The politician on trial is a leader in the opposition. As if Vice-President Biden decided to go ahead and take down Representative Paul Ryan because he was such a chump for his figures not quite adding up. No, not exactly? Georgia is young enough where the skeletons are revealed from the dark and not shining brilliantly by the light of day?  

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Those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw drones?