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“Two Americans won the Nobel Prize for economics. That’s like the Chinese winning for child day care.” –Jay Leno
Monthly Archives: October 2011
17 Oct
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The vibe I get from OWS is that they want to take the tax windfall from those darned “banksters” and either distribute it among “the 99 percent” or let the government apply it towards new spending programs. Case in point: Remember the cheery woman in OWS’s official online commercial who called for taxing the rich to fund education? That’s super, but it does little to help us cope with the explosion in mandatory spending that will eventually cannibalize the budget: Medicare, Social Security, interest on the debt, and whatever’s left over for defense. In essence, these people seem to want to build Great Society II just as the government’s begun to crumble in earnest from the weight of Great Society I.
That’s why, as much as I goof on them, I can’t get as worked up about OWS as some of my friends on the right. Despite their alarming radical overtones, they’re basically committed to preserving (and expanding upon) the same unsustainable status quo we have now.
Posted in Economy, Nanny Government, Politics, Socialism, Socialized Health Care
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17 Oct
The OWS leftist attorneys from the National Lawyers Guild have issued a threat to the Manhattan courts… drop all the charges against the OWS protestors, or we will clog the courts. Lawyers representing about 800 Occupy Wall Street protesters arrested … Continue reading
Posted in Culture of Corruption, Law Enforcement, Occupy Wall Street, WtF?
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17 Oct
Wall Street protester chant: “You can become immortal…you can have sex with animals or whatever.”
Occupy Wall Street in Los Angeles protester Patricia McAllister (employee of Los Angeles Unified School District) “I think that the Zionist Jews, who are running these big banks and our Federal Reserve, which is not run by the federal government. . . . they need to be run out of this country.” Continue reading
Posted in Politics
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17 Oct
Did you know that American taxpayers, through “assessed” dues, account for 22% of the United Nation‘s (U.N.) regular operating budget, and 27% of a separate peacekeeping budget? For comparison, China pays just 3%. The U.N. “proposes” an operating budget in 2012-2013 of $5.5 billion, and that currently employs 10,307 people. In 2010, U.S. payments totaled $3.35 billion, of which $2.67 billion was dedicated to the 16 peacekeeping operations worldwide. Additionally, the U.S. provides voluntarily billions of dollars in contributions for various U.N. agencies. Here is just one example. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, The UN
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16 Oct
President Obama rode into office on a wave of goodwill promising to unite the country and bring back prosperity to the nation. How times have changed.
With the economy in worse shape than before he took office, Obama’s 2012 campaign no longer seeks to united the nation but divide it. The president has embraced anti-Wall Street protestors as a last ditch effort to shift the blame from his policies to Wall Street, Republicans and anyone else. Continue reading
Posted in Barack Obama, Baracks Broken Promises, Economy, Obamanomics, Politics
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16 Oct
15 Oct
The Democrats are banking on the Occupy Wall Street Mob becoming the sacrificial lambs for the reelection of Obama; however, it is patently obvious, they are not capturing public sympathy with their bizarre messages and disgusting lifestyle. Poets rarely write of the beauty of fleas and parasites or those who carry them.
Their efforts are a but forlorn hope for this fall, reality in the form of winter and or disease will kill them, maybe literally and no one will care. The public is more than willing to concede stupidity is its’ own reward; especially, in the “rebel without a cause” type of syndrome of ignorance.
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Posted in Ayers, Barack Obama, Class Warfare, Constitution, Culture, Culture of Corruption, Deception and Lies, Entertainment, Hollywood Limousine & Learjet Liberals, Law Enforcement, Media, Military, MSM Bias, Nancy Pelosi, Obama Euphoric-Rapture Syndrome, Obamanomics, Police Authority, Politics, propaganda bureau, Socialism, Uncategorized
Tagged Controlling the Mob, Looking for a Message, Mob of Morons, Morons of the Left, OWS @ TEA Party, OWS Leadership
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14 Oct
Since the Most Wanted is filled up with recent additions, thought I’d throw these one out there for y’all to chew on. Seems that what a certain percentage of the OWS protestors want… a confrontation to help them appear the … Continue reading
Posted in Occupy Wall Street, WtF?
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14 Oct
Notice how quickly the left’s claimed “neutral” objection to radical politics and lack of compromise and a spirit of revolution has dissipated. Their objection was “neutral,” they maintained, because they weren’t taking a position (they claimed) on the political substance of this or that agenda item; they were just in favor of the supposedly politically-neutral value of incrementalism, bipartisanship, and moderation.
Posted in Open Thread
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