A must-see for the continuing horror facing people in the wake of Hurricane Sandy — sixty BuzzFeed pix displaying why they need great help.

And speaking of help: Thousands and thousands of pounds of clothes were being sorted, labeled, and distributed, and valuable supplies like heaters and generators were being loaded up in cars to be taken out to the Rockaways, Staten Island and other places in need. However, this well-oiled operation wasn’t organized by the Red Cross, New York Cares, or some other well-established volunteer group. This massive effort was the handiwork of none other than Occupy Wall Street — the effort is known as Occupy Sandy.

Ninety-nine percent helping 100 percent.

(Illustration found here).

And here the last full day of campaigning 2012, and it’s all spoiled down to bullshit.
The artwork above illustrates the point — in a Rolling Stone interview, President Obama let loose on the real problem with this election cycle.
The nub:

As we left the Oval Office, executive editor Eric Bates told Obama that he had asked his six-year-old if there was anything she wanted him to say to the president.
After a thoughtful pause, she said, “Tell him: You can do it.”
Obama grinned.
“That’s the only advice I need,” he said. “I do very well, by the way, in that demographic.
Ages six to 12? I’m a killer.”
“Thought about lowering the voting age?” Bates joked.
“You know, kids have good instincts,” Obama offered.
“They look at the other guy and say, ‘Well, that’s a bullshitter, I can tell.'”

And the right hand started jerking hard on that line, for instance: President Obama’s campaign is in such distress that he now resorted calling Mitt Romney vulgar names.
Or: The Democrat-friendly Rolling Stone magazine will publish an article where incumbent Barack Obama uses barnyard gutter-talk to describe what children think of his opponent Mitt Romney.

WTF — ‘barnyard gutter-talk‘?
Dude, where the f*uck have you been the last few months?

The painting of Romney selecting a turbid tray of fudge-shit was sold on ebay for $26.
And yes, that’s The Donald along side Mitt.