On 11/22/2009 01:26 PM, Publius Maximus wrote: > <snipped mindless DNC talking points about how evil Republicans are> > >> >> There seem to be three basic classes of Republicans: >> >> 1) The religious right, that are aligned with the >> Republican party; because, of its favor for less government. >> If the truth be told many religious righter would favor no >> government at all, (eg rule by a religious theocracy). The >> religious right feels that they should provide everything >> that is needed by the American people, including everything >> that is currently be provided by government. >> >> 2) The aristocracy and noblemen of the 2100 century. >> >> 3) The neoconservative who are motivated to protect the >> intestine of Israel and her people. > > I know no one who cares about Israel's intestines. I'm not even sure > what it would mean, if they did... LMAO!
Look no further than the Bush Administration of know what the neoconservative influence in government means. The Bush Administration was inundated by neoconservatives. > > Your mind is this horrible fusion of cliches, fantasies and outright > falsehoods, all unnaturally blended together like the body parts of > three different species of fauna forced through a juicer. So, you think I'm the blob. LOL http://blog.mycology.cornell.edu/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/the-blob-eats-a-jock.jpg > > <snipped mindless DNC talking points about how wonderful Democrats are> > >> >> I am amazed that the Republicans have been so competitive >> with the Democrats, given that the Democrats support the >> interest of the bulk of the American people, (eg the middle >> class and poor), but the Republicans have managed to do so >> by cupping together the interest of the wealthy, the >> religious right, which favor Republicans because of their >> stance for less government, and the neoconservative. LOL > > I've never been in a cup with any other Republican, and would rather > be shot in the back of the head, frankly. Whoops, I meant "coupling of the Religious Righters, corporations and the wealthy, and Neoconservative". > I'm sure more than one of > your Dear Leader's Mao-quoting "czars" is working feverishly to make > that possible. I'm so glad to be an American living in the USA, that is governed by a constitution and bill of rights. The constitution and bill of rights guarantees me basic rights like freedom of religion, freedom of speech, rights to due process, rights to privacy, and the right to elect official who will represent me. President Obama is a strong believer in our constitutional system of government, rule of law, and justice system. As long as Americas insure the constitution remains the highest law of the land, there is little to fear from tyranny. Regards, LelandJ > > - Publius > >> >> Regards, >> >> LelandJ >> >> >> >> >> On 11/22/2009 11:19 AM, Publius Maximus wrote: >>> It continues to amaze me how little discernment you have about what's >>> going on. Your hero promised to "fundamentally transform America" and >>> you expect everything to get rolling right back on the usual track now >>> that the "good guys" are in charge. No, my friend, you're going to be >>> slack jawed when the reality of who he is and what he's really doing >>> is finally manifest, even to your hobbled mind. >>> >>> It's funny, once upon a time you went way out of your comfort zone >>> (and I applaud you for that!) to learn who an obscure political >>> philosopher named Leo Strauss was, and quoted Machiavelli like he was >>> your best friend for awhile; but when a new president is under the >>> influence of a truly dangerous contemporary radical like Saul Alinsky, >>> coiner of the term "community organizing," open seeker of the >>> destruction of America's middle class, who makes Strauss and >>> Machiavelli look like pikers and is far more relevant to the news >>> today (ACORN!), you act like there's nothing to see here, move along. >>> When it is learned that our Community Organizer in Chief attended a >>> church that for 20 years preached a virulent form of Marxist >>> liberation theology, why you're problems with church and state just >>> melt away. I'm just sayin'. >>> >>> Throw everything you think you know out the window, and you'll have a >>> chance -- albeit a slim one -- to see what's headed our way. >>> >>> - Publius >>> >>> On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 11:53 AM, Leland F. Jackson, CPA >>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> Capital investment can come from many sources. It can come >>>> from borrowing, investment from sale of corporate stocks and >>>> bonds, or it can come from internal sources like >>>> reinvestment of profits. >>>> >>>> The economy seem to have stabilized with an end to its >>>> recessionary decline, or the economy may have even reversed >>>> it decline and returned to growth. There is no way to know >>>> for sure exactly where we are at the moment, so we will have >>>> to wait for future historical report, but as the economy >>>> grows, more people will be needed to produce the products >>>> that will drive the economy in the 2100 century, which will >>>> reduce unemployment over time. >>>> >>>> Everything seem to be going as planned. >>>> >>>> Regards, >>>> >>>> LelandJ >>>> >>>> >>>> On 11/22/2009 09:55 AM, Publius Maximus wrote: >>>>> BTW, the only thing that will reduce unemployment is increased capital >>>>> investment. No, not gratuitous government largesse emanating from >>>>> printing presses and falling like manna from Heaven upon select >>>>> special interest groups who help one political party over another, >>>>> which is all the so-called "stimulus" was, a massive payback and an >>>>> act of generational theft---no, only real capital invested by real >>>>> capitalists in real workers building real products bought by real >>>>> consumers reduces unemployment. >>>>> >>>>> The command-and-control polices our government now embraces lead to >>>>> one of two paths: Wiemar Republic (on the positive side of the >>>>> spectrum) or Zimbabwe. >>>>> >>>>> - Publius >>>>> >>>>> On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 10:49 AM, Publius Maximus >>>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>>>>> I'm sure there were many passengers on the Titanic who initially >>>>>> weren't worried by the unusual vibration they felt. The boat was, as >>>>>> we say today, "too big to fail." >>>>>> >>>>>> - Publius >>>>>> >>>>>> On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 10:31 AM, Leland F. Jackson, CPA >>>>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>>>>>> I'm not worried about hyper-inflation or a crash in the USA >>>>>>> dollar, as the Obama Administration and Feds continue with >>>>>>> measures to revive of the USA economy, which will in time >>>>>>> reduce unemployment. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> #-------------------------- >>>>>>> Excerpt: Washington Post >>>>>>> >>>>>>> By Kevin Plumberg and Neil Chatterjee Reuters >>>>>>> Thursday, November 19, 2009; 10:27 AM >>>>>>> >>>>>>> HONG KONG/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Federal Reserve officials on >>>>>>> Thursday downplayed the consequences of the falling U.S. >>>>>>> dollar, underscoring that deflation is still a threat, >>>>>>> especially with commercial real estate prices falling. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher said in an interview >>>>>>> with Market News International that the weakening dollar, >>>>>>> which hit a 15-month low against major currencies on Monday, >>>>>>> is only one of the factors the Fed watches when setting policy. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> "You pay attention to this," Fisher said in reply to a >>>>>>> question about the effects of a weaker dollar. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> "On the other hand, in terms of its inflationary input, >>>>>>> unless it becomes disorderly, a depreciating dollar -- a >>>>>>> gradually depreciating dollar -- doesn't necessarily add an >>>>>>> enormous inflation impulse." >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Fisher will become a voting member of the Fed's >>>>>>> policy-setting committee in 2011. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> The dollar has fallen 7 percent so far this year and likely >>>>>>> has become a funding vehicle for bets on higher-yielding >>>>>>> currencies in growing emerging markets. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser, answering >>>>>>> journalists' questions after a speech in Singapore, was also >>>>>>> not worried about dollar weakness. >>>>>>> ad_icon >>>>>>> >>>>>>> "There's no particular reason you wouldn't expect the dollar >>>>>>> to go back to where it was before the panic set in -- that >>>>>>> is essentially all it has done at this point. I don't view >>>>>>> that as anything particularly of concern," he said. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Plosser will also in 2011 become a voting member. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> TRADE OFFS >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke in a speech on Monday startled >>>>>>> investors by commenting directly on the dollar's value. He >>>>>>> said the focus on the Fed's dual mandate of price stability >>>>>>> and jobs growth will help the dollar to be "strong." >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/11/19/AR2009111900514.html >>>>>>> >>>>>>> or >>>>>>> >>>>>>> http://tinyurl.com/y8eb6zz >>>>>>> >>>>>>> #-------------------------------- >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Regards, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> LelandJ >>>>>>> [excessive quoting removed by server] _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: [email protected] Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profox OT-free version of this list: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profoxtech Searchable Archive: http://leafe.com/archives/search/profox This message: http://leafe.com/archives/byMID/profox/[email protected] ** All postings, unless explicitly stated otherwise, are the opinions of the author, and do not constitute legal or medical advice. 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