110% correct as always. (cops are on vacation)
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 7:43 PM, Jim Willis <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> A lesson unlearned is, "more often than not", repeated. Who said that?
> I just did, try to keep up. As Americans we should be suing our
> federal government for attempted rape. Because, that's just what they
> are trying to do to us, collectively. The bill for this bailout of the
> sub-prime mortgage industry is estimated to cost taxpayers $700
> billion dollars which means the final cost will be well over a
> $trillion dollars. All because democrats rode Freddie Mac and Fannie
> Mae into the ground, now those most responsible, "democrats" want to
> fix the problem they caused with our money. I don't think so. There is
> however a responsible solution to the financial meltdown in the credit
> markets, not that it will happen, more on that following a commercial
> message.
> What no one seems willing to address are the systematic problems that
> brought this crisis about, indicating, "at least to me" that they will
> remain unsolved thus making our substantive $700 billion dollar
> bailout just lipstick on a pig. And really only a band-aide on a
> gaping wound. Also, for you Lilliputian leftist liberal loons, George
> Bush has blood on his hands too. Not as a conspirator in the drainage
> of liquidity from the big two, "that lies squarely at the feet of
> democrats" but as a co-conspirator in selling this behemoth bailout to
> the plebes he must think we are.
> Back to what will work and what Bush should have manned-up and backed
> the democratic leadership into or be damned. There is a path out of
> this fiasco and, "as usual" it is simple capitalism. It works every
> time it's tried. Capital gain confiscatory taxes should be slashed to
> zero. Corporate taxes should be abolished and hindrance regulatory
> practices should be curtailed. Also, to infuse a mammoth percentage of
> capital directly into the economy energy need be deregulated, drilled
> for, mined, pipelined and green flagged. We could generate $500
> billion in capital infusion directly into the American economy in just
> two short years. With capital gains as nada and zero corporate taxes
> America would resume its rightful place in the world as the leader in
> industrial production. Industry around the world would flock to this
> country and its capable workforce. After all, they want to be here
> anyway. With the high cost of shipping it just makes sense to build
> your products where you sell them.
> But, it won't happen. Our government does not fear its people, quite
> the contrary, we fear government. Our founders intended it to be the
> other way around. Government has become PAC's, special interests and
> above all, the almighty dollar. Most of America is too damn stupid to
> question political speak and entrenched politicos. Rush Limbaugh is
> right, as hard as it is for me to admit. Ignorance is our most costly
> commodity.
> Conservative Springfield 22 SEP 08
> >
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