Don’t have time and too busy.
But if fascination with the collapse of …. a lot of things still to be determined in extent sometimes gives way to fear, here’s something. Just because God’s taking down a lot of people doesn’t mean you or your family will be included:
Do not be afraid of sudden terror
or of […]
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No He Can’t
by Anne Wortham
by Anne Wortham
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Fellow Americans,
Please know: I am black; I grew up in the segregated South. I did not vote for Barack Obama; I wrote in Ron Paul’s name as my choice for president. Most importantly, I am not race conscious. I do not require a black president to know that I […]
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I’ve got a draft for this blog about positive changes I hope Obama will make due to his unique stature in American history. I’ll try to get that finished some time. But meanwhile, this anecdotal report indicates that the “conservative” response to Obama will be
to demand he be as militaristic as possible overseas
to laud and […]
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The fact that we are even talking about bailing out American auto makers, let alone actually going to do it, is an atrocity to all economic and political sense. Here’s an example of what passes for rational discourse these days==Peter Schiff playing the role of Socrates among the sophists.
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Free give aways at a library led me to scoop up some back issues of Business Week. You gotta read this article about Paulson coming into the office of Secretary of Treasurer.
And also listen to this podcast:
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Here is a great song about the Public School system. Imagine how much more powerful a tool may be put in the hands of the federal government with activist recruitment work programs.
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Ever since the advent of representative government placed the ultimate power to direct the administration of public affairs in the hands of the people, the primary instrument by which the few have managed to plunder the many has been the sophistry that persuades the victims that they are being robbed for their own benefit. The […]
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Campaign handlers need to campaign against her, and I suspect the moderate GOPs who gave us McCain do to.
(My initial interpretation of what happened was completely bogus. See Chris’ correction below).
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Everyone needs to give thanks to Obama for getting out the African American vote in California and thus getting Proposition 8 to pass. If it had been up to Whites, the attempt to protect marriage from “fundamental transformation” would have failed.
In fact, homosexual marriage doesn’t seem to have a red state/blue state divide. It just […]
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I was going to try to write something, but I doubt I would say it this well. God bless these United States and the Presidency of Barack Obama. May he be used to bring justice and peace.
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In terms of unconstitutional centralization and use of power, I have had many reasons to wish Bush had never acquired the presidency. Nevertheless, I think we’re going to miss Bush’s “fascism” when we meet the real thing: Here’s the plan for the SS and I’m sure there will be a youth division too:
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Briefly following up:
First, from Reuters:
“In our opinion, NCC was in essence forced into finding an acquirer at a panic price,” said Sanford C. Bernstein analyst Kevin St. Pierre, who considers the deal a “boon” for PNC shareholders and a “boondoggle” for NCC shareholders…
Commenting on possible reasons for the sale, Citigroup analyst Keith Horowitz said “it […]
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Normally this would simply be a friendfeed item. But I don’t like blogging too irregularly and I’m busy at the moment. So it will do.
U.S. Rep. Steven C. LaTourette (R-OH) says he fears that John Dugan, Comptroller of the Currency, steered $7.7 billion of taxpayer bailout money to his former client, PNC, so it could […]
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