Foist. He he he.

Make sure to cut NOW a membership dues check when you do the same for GLAAD. Consider volunteering with them if possible.

I have had it with the BS!

The reason I'm glad I didn't vote for Billary in '08: Bubba still refuses to challenge Bush on the Iraq invasion. The family of the woman who died waiting for help in the hospital got $2 million in compensation. Where Greenland goes, so goes the eastern edge of the nation. Even though oil is plentiful supply right now, Wall Street is rigging its future shares to rip off consumers. A Montana town is more than happy to take in Gitmo detainees. The Scientologists try to erase damaging facts about them on Wikipedia. Sotomayor had to deal with discrimination, even at Bush's school. Another stupid Cali driver. What bothers me isn't that Barry is trying to block those torture photos, but that Congress is trying to follow him. America's freest states. A school prom crowns a local gay student prom queen. One of our terrorist suspects ended up talking after we offered him a cookie. Dubya misses living vicariously through non-draft dodgers.

For doing such a great job getting people to vote for Democratic party and progressive candidates.

Obama's GM Plan Looks Like a Raw Deal
Congress, not a secret task force, should decide the company's fate.

RALPH NADER and ROBERT WEISSMAN in the WSJ

here

excerpt:

If not motivated by their constitutional duty, members of Congress might perhaps listen to political arguments to assert their rightful authority. If GM and the task force take the company into bankruptcy, more than displaced workers will be demanding that Congress answer: "Why are we bailing out the auto companies and then facilitating their moving production overseas? Why aren't we leveraging the public investment to protect jobs and manufacturing capacity, as well as facilitate investments in environmentally appropriate technologies?"

My response is, we already know the answer. Congress is bought and paid for.

'the dog that runs is going to get proper...'

History Repeats Itself – or Does It?

In his well-researched article, Hutchinson notes that Weimar Germany had been suffering from inflation ever since World War I; but it was in the two year period between 1921 and 1923 that the true “Weimar hyperinflation” occurred. By the time it had ended in November 1923, the mark was worth only one-trillionth of what it had been worth back in 1914. Hutchinson goes on:

“The current policy mix reflects those of Germany during the period between 1919 and 1923. The Weimar government was unwilling to raise taxes to fund post-war reconstruction and war-reparations payments, and so it ran large budget deficits. It kept interest rates far below inflation, expanding money supply rapidly and raising 50% of government spending through seigniorage (printing money and living off the profits from issuing it). . . .

Weimar Hyperinflation? Could it Happen Again?

makes the 150th Anniversary of the discovery of Nevada's Comstock Load which really opened the West to major immagration. Much bigger than the 49 strike in CA.

Gold and silver are still being mined.

You've seen how all of the Right and most of the Dems/Republican-lites -including our new President, are quick to "stand by the Intelligence community" while leaving Pelosi to the wolves for daring to claim they've been dishonest??

Well I hope Pelosi's attackers and the President choke on this story. An Israeli spy, who traded top secret defense information - during the Reagen era - was just charged after 25 years. His punishment? No jail time, and a fine of $50,000.

The real crime here however is that they did convict the American Intelligence official involved in the same crime - and he sits in jail today serving a life sentence.

So the hell with justice and accountability here in America anymore -we are, without a doubt, owned and operated by Israel.

http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/i...

Anybody else noticed their attention span is getting shorter?

I noticed I was losing my ability to concentrate for more than a few minutes. Even on tasks I enjoyed, articles I was interested. I think it may be caused by too much