SteveB wrote:

Jim wrote:
Cheri wrote:
Robert wrote:

Of course there is one good thing about 2009, we'll lose BUSH !!!!
A much welcomed loss.......

Really? Are you sure we'll lose him? I would imagine that we'll see and
hear
about him every single day for many years to come.

yep, it's going to take several years for the simpletons to figure
out how bush is no longer president. but, they'll blame him anyhow.

I love it when they ask the "Man on the Street" on Hannity who Obama's VP
is, and they can't say, although they voted for Obama. Also don't know who
Rev. Wright, Resko, Ayers, Dorn, Blogovich or any of the others are. It's
going to start getting funny real soon when all of these people who voted
the man in start getting their pink slips. Oh, I forgot. Obama has a plan
to put millions to work and do all sorts of things. I guess we'll just
print some more money. That oughta take care of it. Right?

Steve

when looking at any event the total of all parts needs to and should be
considered. for any event there are always two parts, the action and the
reaction. for example, concerning jobs, pink slips and foreclosures. the
action was based on greed while the reaction was based on desire. the greed
of some made use of the desire of others. as for govern-0-mites and their
need for power prompting their rise to power we again see how action produced
reaction. it was the need and the desire of the simpletons to be governed
producing the opportunity for the corrupt to enslave the simpletons through
the utilization of a desire on the part of the simpletons.

while guided by the principles of the logical mindset seeing is believing.
first there must be understanding for there to be the seeing. those without
understanding are relegated to the place of insignificance. theirs is the
place of the simpleton who will always be used to the benefit of those who
arrive at the understanding of and for first. in relation to the things of
the universe one who understands cause and effect has the power to make use
of the antecedent for their own benefit or desired outcome of the event.

keeping the simpletons confused off balance and unorganized has long been
the desired method for making the best use of simpletons.