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Drop in December new-home sales fuels concern over recent gains
First, this sounds more like what should have happened to the
appointees. Tax issues, admiration for Mao, communists, safe school czar, etc. What of Utube vids with stuff bought with OUR tax dollars? Lastly, is this advocating a police state? How are these files to be "accumulated"? Has anyone considered trying constitutional powers instead of arbitrary powers? Obamma's fatal error was not accumulating files on the probable opposition individuals and corporations detailing their tax evasions, embezelments, wrongful conversions, frauds, perversions, sexual harrasments, drug usage, gambling, assets, etc. *BEFORE* attempting any revision in health care (or financial re-regulation for that matter). A series of short videos, even if just on Utube, showing the multi-million dollar estates and fleets of luxuary cars owned by the opposition, ALL PAID FOR WITH YOUR HEALTHCARE DOLLARS, just before starting work on healthcare would have gone a long way toward eliminating their hypocritical and hysterical opposition. |
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Drop in December new-home sales fuels concern over recent gains US economy grows at fastest rate in 6 years
On Fri, 12 Feb 2010 13:16:00 -0600, Louis Ohland
wrote: {top post converted to bottom post] ========== Obamma's fatal error was not accumulating files on the probable opposition individuals and corporations detailing their tax evasions, embezelments, wrongful conversions, frauds, perversions, sexual harrasments, drug usage, gambling, assets, etc. *BEFORE* attempting any revision in health care (or financial re-regulation for that matter). A series of short videos, even if just on Utube, showing the multi-million dollar estates and fleets of luxuary cars owned by the opposition, ALL PAID FOR WITH YOUR HEALTHCARE DOLLARS, just before starting work on healthcare would have gone a long way toward eliminating their hypocritical and hysterical opposition. First, this sounds more like what should have happened to the appointees. Tax issues, admiration for Mao, communists, safe school czar, etc. ======== What of Utube vids with stuff bought with OUR tax dollars? Lastly, is this advocating a police state? How are these files to be "accumulated"? Has anyone considered trying constitutional powers instead of arbitrary powers? ========= Like the neocons are fond of observing, if you don't have anything to hide, you won't mind the government looking over your shoulder.... What goes around, comes around. Unka George (George McDuffee) ............................... The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there. L. P. Hartley (1895-1972), British author. The Go-Between, Prologue (1953). |
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Drop in December new-home sales fuels concern over recent gains
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{top post converted to bottom post] Pardon me, but is this a country with a rule of law, or one of the rule of men? At least you give the shadowy "neocons" the praise of saying if you have nothing to hide... while there are folks that want the nanny state intruding into what was your private life.... smoking, trans fats, SUVs, politically correct speech, correct politicians... In your utopia, there is no room for dissent. No room to question the proper role of government (which leads to levels of taxation and regulation). The salvation of those in the former Soviet Union were bad laws poorly enforced. My hope is for as much snow in DC as possible. Like the neocons are fond of observing, if you don't have anything to hide, you won't mind the government looking over your shoulder.... What goes around, comes around. |
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Drop in December new-home sales fuels concern over recent gains US economy grows at fastest rate in 6 years
On Fri, 12 Feb 2010 13:41:09 -0600, Louis Ohland
wrote: [Bottom post converted to top post] {top post converted to bottom post] Pardon me, but is this a country with a rule of law, or one of the rule of men? At least you give the shadowy "neocons" the praise of saying if you have nothing to hide... while there are folks that want the nanny state intruding into what was your private life.... smoking, trans fats, SUVs, politically correct speech, correct politicians... You are generation (or more) behind the times. What you and I (and everyone else on these NGs] would like it to be, means nothing. It is what it is. This dates all the way back to at least LBJ and J(ane). Edgar Hoover. See CoinTelPro. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnivore_%28software%29 The only questions are "who is to use the information" and for what/whose ends. In your utopia, there is no room for dissent. No room to question the proper role of government (which leads to levels of taxation and regulation). I had nothing to do with the construction and/or operation of Utopia. The salvation of those in the former Soviet Union were bad laws poorly enforced. My hope is for as much snow in DC as possible. If there is anything Washing D.C. is good at, its snowjobs. They don't handle frozen precipitation too well though. Like the neocons are fond of observing, if you don't have anything to hide, you won't mind the government looking over your shoulder.... What goes around, comes around. ======= Before we get all hot and bothered about the violation of the health care providers' and their managements' civil rights and right to privacy, it would be well to remember these are the same corporations, that at the direction of their management, search their insured complete medical history to try to establish [or fabricate] a "pre-existing condition" in order to deny liability and possibly void coverage, even when the treatment/incident occurred 20 or 30 years earlier and was long forgotten by the insured. Such medical record searches apparently are only conducted after a claim is made, thus until you need your insurance, it is acceptable to keep paying your premium. Thus this is mainly a question of whose ox is getting the horn. You may enjoy this example of how the real world works. http://www.sacbee.com/989/story/2527328.html snip Prosecutors contend that while he was chairman of the county Board of Supervisors in 2006, Postmus agreed to accept $100,000 from Colonies Partners, L.P., The partnership had sued the county in 2002 over county easements for a flood-control basin in Upland. In November 2006, Postmus joined a 3-2 majority of supervisors to approve settling with Colonies for $102 million, even though the county counsel and other attorneys recommended against it. Erwin is accused of funneling the bribe to Postmus through a political action committee called the "Committee for Effective Government" and of creating and threatening to send out political mailers depicting Postmus as a drug addict and a homosexual to blackmail him into the vote. {called a carrot and a stick} snip Unka George (George McDuffee) ............................... The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there. L. P. Hartley (1895-1972), British author. The Go-Between, Prologue (1953). |
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Drop in December new-home sales fuels concern over recent gains
I can't help you. Everyone is obviously out to screw you and I most
certainly wouldn't want to get in their way. Are you waiting for the black helicopters to start making low passes overhead? After you screw the insurance industry and the healthcare industry, then who will provide healthcare to you? The government is not worried about making a profit, so if their responsiveness sucks, do you think the government worker will really give a sh*t if you get the short end of the stick? Where is tort reform? Lawyers are making a lot of money.... |
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Drop in December new-home sales fuels concern over recent gains US economy grows at fastest rate in 6 years
Louis Ohland wrote:
I can't help you. Everyone is obviously out to screw you and I most certainly wouldn't want to get in their way. Are you waiting for the black helicopters to start making low passes overhead? After you screw the insurance industry and the healthcare industry, then who will provide healthcare to you? The government is not worried about making a profit, so if their responsiveness sucks, do you think the government worker will really give a sh*t if you get the short end of the stick? Where is tort reform? Lawyers are making a lot of money.... They sure are, just not on medical malpractice litigation. -- John R. Carroll |
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