Monday, August 08, 2005
Saturday, March 26, 2005
Thursday, March 24, 2005
SORRY, BUT WE LOVE BEING SCAMMED
Mike hammer, via Bartcop
Sunday, March 20, 2005
JESUS.
Dubya and DeLay both out of the same state? This is the best Texas can do? They think this is good? What a pus-hole. Let's give Texas back to Mexico, and these two losers with it.
Thursday, March 17, 2005
THE USE OF COMPLACENCY
Wednesday, March 16, 2005
IDIOCY KNOWS NO BOUNDS
Senate votes to open Arctic Refuge to drilling
Bush's choice of Wolfowitz for World Bank risks outcry
Bush uses rule book to roll back protections
Easing hand of government -- or a payoff to corporations?
U.S. troops will return when Iraqi can defend itself, Bush says
US current account deficit breaks new records
Hell, you can fool all the people all the time, what was Abe thinking? Maybe people were smarter before tv...
Monday, March 14, 2005
ABOUT THESE BUSH ECONOMY MINI-RALLIES...
Better not count on a pension, either...
Essay
Wednesday, March 09, 2005
NOW THAT BUSH AND HIS CRONIES HAVE YOUR BACK TO THE WALL OF DEBT
Soon you'll have no way out but to pay it all back, for the rest of your natural life if necessary. Wait till your job is gone and your mortgage payments triple! And if you voted for this ripoff, you deserve every minute of what's coming!
"The Republican-controlled Senate cleared the way for a final vote as soon as today on an industry-backed bill to make it harder for consumers to wipe out debt through bankruptcy."
Welcome to the good times...
Attribution
And as to that, read this and weep...
"Today the Senate is expected to vote to limit debate on a bill that toughens the existing bankruptcy law, probably ensuring the bill's passage. A solid bloc of Republican senators, assisted by some Democrats, has already voted down a series of amendments that would either have closed loopholes for the rich or provided protection for some poor and middle-class families."
From The Debt-Peonage Society by Paul Krugman
Here's One for the AARP!
He's just so... Presidential, so... Christian, so... representative of the real America now...
Tuesday, March 08, 2005
About Social Security...
"When Enron crashed they were ridiculed for cooking their books. Several laws were passed that said that clear bookkeeping was required or else. Of course like everything else that did not apply to the federal government who operate on a cash basis instead of an accrual system. Under an accrual system the cost of retirement is added yearly as the liability accumulates. Private retirement systems must contribute yearly to make sure they are fully funded to cover their future expenses. In 2003 our unfunded retirement liability including social security and medicare amounted to $45 trillion dollars. That works out to $158,000 for every man woman and child living in the US today. Our official public debt is only $4 trillion dollars. Our national net worth (all private property owned by US citizens) only amounts to $42 trillion dollars. The way the federal government keeps books, however, this outstanding liability never shows up anywhere. Technically on an accrual system we are bankrupt. Any CFO in private industry would go to prison for such accounting gymnastics."
Monday, March 07, 2005
A NEW KIND OF CRIME
"You know, Bush, he’s really the evil one in here. Well, more than just him. We're the Nazis in this game, and I don't like it. I'm embarrassed and I'm pissed off. Yeah. I mean to say something and I think a lot of people in this country agree with me. A lot more never say anything. We'll see what happens to me if I get my head cut off in the next week by -- it's always unknown Bush [inaudible] strangers who commit suicide right afterward. No witnesses. They have a new kind of crime."
Hunter S. Thompson