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I have been thinking about

Richard Day — Mon, 07 May 2012 00:25:06 +0000

In reply to You simply look at the harms

I have been thinking about this for a couple of days!

And I have a number of avenues to find my self at the right and proper place in all of this!

We, as a nation, in my humble opinion, are headed toward corporate oligarchic dictatorship.

I really know no other way around this mess.

Oh the private industry (I really do not know what this means) will win out!

We have no courts to support anything but corporate oligarchy!

There will be no lines drawn between the corporate oligarchy and our nation's needs.

All big corporations have nothing to gain by aligning themselves with this country as opposed to the interests of other nations!

I dunno.

World domination by one supreme government is silliness.

And yet world domination by international corporations has already been implanted--so to speak.

Exxon or whatever it calls itself is in charge, right now!

All the big corps and all the rich individuals seem to dictate who we are as a nation whilst they plan dominion over the planet.

Is it warmer lately?

Yeah it is!

But Inhofe and his followers will contend that the climate is not warmer even though his constituents experience the worst weather issues in the history of Oklahoma.

Just as an aside, I have experienced the first time in six years that I am able to walk the entire walking path to the grocery store since I got here in 2006!

I cannot imagine the fun experienced in Oklahoma over the last six years.

But there is no global warming, there is no pollution, there is no real scientific explanation for the dirty air or water....

I forgot the question.

hahahahahah

You simply look at the harms

A Guy Called LULU — Sat, 05 May 2012 21:35:44 +0000

In reply to Diversions. Diversions are

You simply look at the harms w bush did to this nation and multiply the harms by ten.

Which of those harms has Obama tried to reverse. I agree that there are some, but do they balance favorably against the harms of the Bush Presidency that he has let slide, continued, defended, or expanded upon?
If the outcome of the next presidential election were to come down to my vote, I would vote for Obama rather than the Mitt, just like you, and that is because I would vote for the slower decline of my country rather then the faster decline, but I do not intend to ever pretend that it would be anything but a vote for the lesser of two evils. I wish it were not that way. I enthusiastically campaigned for Obama and contributed money I would have liked to use elsewhere.

Read that sentence using the word 'evil' in its true meaning.

Diversions. Diversions are

Richard Day — Sat, 05 May 2012 20:59:55 +0000

In reply to Yes, he is a genius for

Diversions.

Diversions are all we will have until November.

But I know this much.

Walker is the repub model for everything.

All Romney programs will mirror what Walker has done or intended to do in Wisconsin.

I don't need to see some Romney program sheet!

He will rob from the poor and give to the rich; he will lower corporate and individual tax rates that will effect only the rich; he will attempt to keep the minimum wage where it is; he will cut food stamp programs, he will cut educational programs, he will cut SS and Medicare and Medicaid benefits, he will fire hundreds of thousands of Federal workers and by withholding funds in other programs force the states to cut another million jobs, he will gut union rights for Federal employees who remain, he will lower the wages of most of the federal workers and raise the wages of the upper echelon, he will tweak bankruptcy laws so the investors get everything that is left and gut employee pension rights even more, he will appoint foxes to run the henhouses like w, he will increase defense spending and put neocons in the top defense related programs including the State Department, he will open up public lands for drilling and mining and will ultimately sell off much of the public lands...

Unemployment will skyrocket whilst unemployment benefits will decline...

He will appoint more fascists to the Supreme Court and the other appellate divisions.

That is enough for now.

Mitt's PAC's will outspend those of the incumbent by hundreds of millions of dollars just as Walker is out spending his yet to be appointed opponent.

In short, I do not need to see any pretend white paper lying about what Mitt intends to do.

You simply look at the harms w bush did to this nation and multiply the harms by ten.

Yes, he is a genius for

A Guy Called LULU — Sat, 05 May 2012 15:55:51 +0000

In reply to A RANT ON THE GENIUS OF BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA!

Yes, he is a genius for sure.

From Fridays economic news: "The latest unemployment figures show..."

The Presidents response; "Hey, look over here, I'm in Afghanistan! We are 'exceptionally exceptional and also great! Blah blah blah terrorism, Blah..Osama, Blah..I killed him, we are winning. We are soon to leave just like we left Iraq, except for the thousands who will be staying for many years We are the Champions"
Personal pronoun, verb, Osama. Repeat. Again. And again.

For a solid week. He made a fool, Romney, look like a fool. How clever is That! Yes, Giuliani, I mean Obama, is a genius for sure.

For a far better comment on this political diversion check out the always interesting "On the Media".

http://www.onthemedia.org/2012/may/04/

If Bush had . . . helped take

Anonymous — Fri, 04 May 2012 02:28:25 +0000

In reply to Richard, did you see this

If Bush had . . . helped take down Gaddahfi?

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He would have been an untrustworthy prick and hypocrite (again and still): as you may recall, he normalized relations with Libya, and called Gaddhafi "a friend," so he could sell him weapons that Gaddhafi would thereafter use against his own people.

Now that is interesting! I

Richard Day — Thu, 03 May 2012 13:01:48 +0000

In reply to Al Sharpton's great

Now that is interesting!

I knew nothing of this family tree!

And I certainly agree that Reverend Al has a unique way of listening and delivering a speech!

Al Sharpton's great

trkingmomoe — Thu, 03 May 2012 10:44:36 +0000

In reply to Ironically, this gives him a

Al Sharpton's great grandfather was also Straum Thurman's grandfather. Sharpton came by that sharp political mind honestly. Sharpton even has the same gate in his walk as Thurman had. I find it interesting that they ended up political opposites because of the color of their skin. Sharpton talks like older educated African Americans here in Florida because he was raised and educated in Florida. They really have a unique way of listening and delivering speech.

I forgot I hereby render unto

Richard Day — Wed, 02 May 2012 23:11:03 +0000

In reply to Richard, did you see this

I forgot

I hereby render unto NCD the Dayly Photo of the Week Award for this here Dagblog Site, given to all of him from all of me.

hahahahahahahahahah

Yeah, I like him too. His

A Guy Called LULU — Wed, 02 May 2012 18:39:21 +0000

In reply to What is it about Walken

Yeah, I like him too. His face and speech mannerisms seems to project ironic amusement at almost everything.

What is it about Walken

Richard Day — Wed, 02 May 2012 18:09:15 +0000

In reply to So, help me out here if you

What is it about Walken anyway? I just love the guy.

His accent is never covered up. He relishes it.

I think it is his timing!

He started out as a song and dance man actually but he would have triumphed as a stand up comedian for sure.