RE: Mike’s America

I think I need to draw a distinction here. He is not a sock puppet, so much as he is a paid lackey. He receives his talking points, his marching orders, and then he spams sites using a variety of nics, and straw man arguments. He is rude to all who are not on the side of his masters. B-Ror from Clevecago is nothing short of pathetic. I can think of no other way to describe spamming blogs for your supper. The funny thing is, who does he think he is going to influence in this forum? Anyone who agrees with his nonsense is either another nic he is personally using or someone he probably knows.

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@Flyovercountry: BLOB will get all indignant if you accuse him of being a George Soros sock puppet. I know from experience… It’s fun, give it a try!

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RE: Aye Chihuahua
MataHarley

I very seriously doubt that B-Rob from Clevecago is an attorney. I doubt that he has any education beyond high school. The wonderful thing about the Internet, is that behind a keyboard, a person can be anything they want to be. B-Rob’s arguments are in no way suggestive of a lawyer’s. His conclusions are childish, at best. Believe it or not, there are people paid by the Royal House of Saud, the Soros Group, and others to post trash on blogs, promoting various agenda’s. B-Rob’s rants remind me of those. I find it amusing that B-Rob has a lack of geographic knowledge of the Cleveland area, considering this is one of the places he claims to be from. I am sure, that B-Rob has other nic’s which will soon chime in with tacit agreement to each inane rambling he posts here.

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“…. moves right on like no one ever answered him…”

Well that explains it, Aye… here I thought he rarely… if ever… responded to me and my comments on *any* thread directly because of gender’ism. Hang… I’m still waiting for the Obama systematic destruction of the US economy comments. Holding breath…. *not*!

The second choice was the inability to read. But then, court briefs do require that as a minimum, and I’ve read some of his brief contributions. He *must* be able to read.

Don’t care where he was in class standing. A grad still gets a job… regardless of class placement. Only know that if it were a case I happened to have some personal vested interest, I’d be rejoicing knowing he was my adversary. Talk about showing your poker hand in arguments….. shooting fish in a barrel.

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It is a little amusing isn’t it?

What’s more amusing is the complete lack of response when the evidence to disprove his claims is laid out. He just moves right on like no one ever answered him.

What are the chances that Mr. ParaLegal² was not anywhere even remotely close to the head of his class there on the South Side?

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@Aye Chihuahua, don’t you find it scary we have to “debate” with South Side lawyer educated attorneys via pictures???

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MataHarley
Aye Chihuahua

Thank you guys for the vindication of some earlier points with B-Rob from Clevecago. In his current perspective as an officer of the court system in the Vanilla Sky Universe, I had somehow lied, even though I really didn’t post any actual hard facts, but merely opinion. I must ask that this moron be kept around though, if only for pure entertainment purposes.

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@MataHarley:

Heh!

That’s sorta like those quickly falling unemployment numbers….

Oh wait…that graph reflects that number of jobs available.

Here’s one for the unemployment numbers:

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@Missy, stellar analysis, as usual.

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@B-Rob sez:

4) Oil prices, other commodities, food — all stable.

Ah but that we could all live and function in billy bob’s alternative universe. From yesterday’s oh so conservative bent CNN’s Money’s graph of these “stable” oil prices during Obama’s reign. Which begs the definition of “stable” from billy bob in his world.

Will gas and oil prices keep climbing? And if so, how much higher do they need to go before they possibly put a dent in what appears to be a burgeoning, yet still fragile, economic recovery?

Darin Newsom, senior analyst with Telvent DTN, a financial markets research firm based in Omaha, Neb., said it looks like there is momentum in the commodity markets. That should lead to higher oil and gas prices.

“Gas is going to continue go higher because the commodity markets in general seem to be on the run right now,” he said, adding that oil could approach $90 before cooling off and that gas might head toward $3 a gallon as a result.

That could be a problem for consumers. Some economists think that $3 a gallon for gasoline could lead to a noticeable change in consumer spending behavior.

Of course this is something the POTUS doesn’t object to… especially if gradual… in order to “…move in a better direction when it comes to energy usage.”

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