president Obama told a Selma audience that the 1965 March on Selma resulted in his conception.
Obama was born in August of 1961............
Thursday, September 24, 2009
If you disagree, YOU are anti-human and anti-personal achievement!!!
What a profound short little paragraph that says it all
"You cannot legislate the poor into freedom by legislating the wealthy out of freedom. What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving. The government cannot give to anybody anything that the government does not first take from somebody else. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work because the other half is going to take care of them, and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to work because somebody else is going to get what they work for,that my dear friend, is about the end of any nation. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it."
~~~~ Dr. Adrian Rogers, 1931
"You cannot legislate the poor into freedom by legislating the wealthy out of freedom. What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving. The government cannot give to anybody anything that the government does not first take from somebody else. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work because the other half is going to take care of them, and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to work because somebody else is going to get what they work for,that my dear friend, is about the end of any nation. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it."
~~~~ Dr. Adrian Rogers, 1931
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Did you know that whites are born as racist according to Newsweek?
So, what does this mean? Poor blacks again, disenfranchised, slaves, what? Will Obama invite the family of the "white" student for a beer, start an investigation into why blacks are allowed to just beat up on whites and is not considered a hate crime? In all of this, where was the bus driver?
A Belleville West High School student was beaten aboard a bus on the way to school Monday, and a police spokesman said the beating could be racially motivated.
The 17-year-old victim was white and the teen assailants were black. Police released a video of the beating, which shows the victim being punched repeatedly while other students on the bus gather to watch, some cheering. It doesn't appear that the victim did anything to provoke an attack and tried only to defend himself. Police said it all unfolded in a five-minute span.
The victim was trying to find a seat and was told by two students he could not sit next to them, police said.
As he walked to the seat, someone shouted, "Beat his ass."
When he did sit down, one teen tried to push him out of his seat then began grabbing the victim’s neck and punching him in the face.
With each punch, some in the crowd chanted, "Boom, boom, boom."
The victim eventually returned to his seat, but another student began taunting him a few minutes later. The victim was then struck in the face.
It was unclear what, if anything, the bus driver did to stop the attack. At one point, before the second attack, a man shouts, "Sit down guys."
Students intervened to help the victim both times.
"In my estimation, it's racially motivated," said Capt. Don Sax of the Belleville Police Department. He said one reason he had formed this opinion was that many of the students, most of whom were black, yelled their support for the beating.
"There was absolutely no justification for the beating either time," Sax said.
Two teens were taken into custody; authorities will apply for charges today. Both students have been suspended, said Superintendent Greg Moats.
He also said there had been no racial problems at the school and said that he wanted to talk further with police to determine why they believe race could have been a motivator in the fight. He also said the school will do everything possible to make sure students are safe, but he wouldn't elaborate. Rating :
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A Belleville West High School student was beaten aboard a bus on the way to school Monday, and a police spokesman said the beating could be racially motivated.
The 17-year-old victim was white and the teen assailants were black. Police released a video of the beating, which shows the victim being punched repeatedly while other students on the bus gather to watch, some cheering. It doesn't appear that the victim did anything to provoke an attack and tried only to defend himself. Police said it all unfolded in a five-minute span.
The victim was trying to find a seat and was told by two students he could not sit next to them, police said.
As he walked to the seat, someone shouted, "Beat his ass."
When he did sit down, one teen tried to push him out of his seat then began grabbing the victim’s neck and punching him in the face.
With each punch, some in the crowd chanted, "Boom, boom, boom."
The victim eventually returned to his seat, but another student began taunting him a few minutes later. The victim was then struck in the face.
It was unclear what, if anything, the bus driver did to stop the attack. At one point, before the second attack, a man shouts, "Sit down guys."
Students intervened to help the victim both times.
"In my estimation, it's racially motivated," said Capt. Don Sax of the Belleville Police Department. He said one reason he had formed this opinion was that many of the students, most of whom were black, yelled their support for the beating.
"There was absolutely no justification for the beating either time," Sax said.
Two teens were taken into custody; authorities will apply for charges today. Both students have been suspended, said Superintendent Greg Moats.
He also said there had been no racial problems at the school and said that he wanted to talk further with police to determine why they believe race could have been a motivator in the fight. He also said the school will do everything possible to make sure students are safe, but he wouldn't elaborate. Rating :
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Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Another black man Obama appointee allowed to use expletives, Imagine if this was a white citizen,hmmmmm!
Watch the link and wonder what the democrats will do if this was (A) a republican and (B) a white person? How do you think the democrats and and libs, your basic anti america group will respond?
Soon he (Obama) will have his civillian army. Tyranny is where we are headed. What good qualification does this man, this czar even have? He is an admitted communist.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGgOm4aPYjc
Soon he (Obama) will have his civillian army. Tyranny is where we are headed. What good qualification does this man, this czar even have? He is an admitted communist.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGgOm4aPYjc
Monday, August 31, 2009
Have you been stimulated or destimulated....Bernanke decides!
This article was written by Barbara Cohen of the Tycoon Report
Hail Bernanke: Those in Foreclosure Salute You!
This week, we saw Ben Bernanke "re-anointed" for another four years.
President Barack "Change" Obama, in his heartfelt speech, thanked Bernanke for his "bold action and out-of-the-box thinking that has helped put the brakes on our economic freefall," for bringing "our economy back from the brink" and for building a "new foundation for growth and prosperity."
Hail Bernanke!
But let's take a good look at Bernanke's report card for just the past year and see whether his actions truly merit another four years at the helm.
1. Acknowledged unemployment -- 9.4%.
This does not take into consideration the millions who are underemployed and would like to be full-time employees, or those who simply cannot find work and have fallen off the unemployment rosters even though they've still searching for a job.
In April, the real unemployment number was roughly 15%, but now exceeds 20%.
2. I came. I saw. I foreclosed.
Here are some startling housing facts from the FDIC Web page:
One out of every 200 homes will be foreclosed upon.
Every three months, 250,000 new families enter foreclosure.
One child in every classroom is at risk of losing his or her home.
A slower real estate market translates into lower home values. Homeowners with adjustable-rate mortgages find that, as their mortgage rate adjusts higher, their home value is lower and therefore refinancing is no longer an option.
Six out of 10 homeowners wished they had understood the terms of their mortgage better.
A new category of home sales arose called "short sales," where the sale price of the home is far less than the mortgage needed to be created.
3. The national median existing-home price -- $178,400 in July 2009.
The value of the average home is down 15.1 percent from July 2008. Total housing inventory at the end of July rose 7.3 percent to 4.09 million existing homes available for sale, representing a 9.4-month supply at the current sales pace.
4. National debt cap will need to rise.
Congress will raise the legal limit later this year, according to Treasury officials. The cap the government can borrow from public or foreign creditors is limited by law to $12.1 trillion.
Treasury officials are already expecting to borrow an additional $892 billion through the end of 2009, driving the overall debt past the cap sometime in the fourth quarter.
As of Aug. 29, 2009, at 3 p.m. GMT, the outstanding debt now stands at $11,732,133,791,514.90.
5. $700 billion in 'TARP' money awarded to banks. Carpe Diem or, in this case, Carpe TARP!
Officials overseeing the bailout charged the Treasury with dereliction of duty for failure to ensure taxpayer dollars are properly spent. Many of the 364 banks that received TARP funds co-mingled the money with existing funds and had no proper accountability
Now, 18 banks who received funds didn't make dividend payments due on preferred shares from the Capital Purchase Program.
Number of bank failures so far this year -- 84. This includes another three on Friday, Aug. 29 in Maryland, Minnesota and California.
Disposable personal spending decreased by $4.6 billion in July alone.
Real Gross Domestic Product, the output of goods and services produced by labor and property located in the United States, decreased at an annual rate of 1.0 percent in the second quarter. It was forecast to rise 0.2%.
Even those willing to drink Obama's Kool-Aid can't give Bernanke anything but low grades. These actions can hardly be called "bold action and out-of-the-box thinking," let alone build a "new foundation for growth and prosperity
Hail Bernanke: Those in Foreclosure Salute You!
This week, we saw Ben Bernanke "re-anointed" for another four years.
President Barack "Change" Obama, in his heartfelt speech, thanked Bernanke for his "bold action and out-of-the-box thinking that has helped put the brakes on our economic freefall," for bringing "our economy back from the brink" and for building a "new foundation for growth and prosperity."
Hail Bernanke!
But let's take a good look at Bernanke's report card for just the past year and see whether his actions truly merit another four years at the helm.
1. Acknowledged unemployment -- 9.4%.
This does not take into consideration the millions who are underemployed and would like to be full-time employees, or those who simply cannot find work and have fallen off the unemployment rosters even though they've still searching for a job.
In April, the real unemployment number was roughly 15%, but now exceeds 20%.
2. I came. I saw. I foreclosed.
Here are some startling housing facts from the FDIC Web page:
One out of every 200 homes will be foreclosed upon.
Every three months, 250,000 new families enter foreclosure.
One child in every classroom is at risk of losing his or her home.
A slower real estate market translates into lower home values. Homeowners with adjustable-rate mortgages find that, as their mortgage rate adjusts higher, their home value is lower and therefore refinancing is no longer an option.
Six out of 10 homeowners wished they had understood the terms of their mortgage better.
A new category of home sales arose called "short sales," where the sale price of the home is far less than the mortgage needed to be created.
3. The national median existing-home price -- $178,400 in July 2009.
The value of the average home is down 15.1 percent from July 2008. Total housing inventory at the end of July rose 7.3 percent to 4.09 million existing homes available for sale, representing a 9.4-month supply at the current sales pace.
4. National debt cap will need to rise.
Congress will raise the legal limit later this year, according to Treasury officials. The cap the government can borrow from public or foreign creditors is limited by law to $12.1 trillion.
Treasury officials are already expecting to borrow an additional $892 billion through the end of 2009, driving the overall debt past the cap sometime in the fourth quarter.
As of Aug. 29, 2009, at 3 p.m. GMT, the outstanding debt now stands at $11,732,133,791,514.90.
5. $700 billion in 'TARP' money awarded to banks. Carpe Diem or, in this case, Carpe TARP!
Officials overseeing the bailout charged the Treasury with dereliction of duty for failure to ensure taxpayer dollars are properly spent. Many of the 364 banks that received TARP funds co-mingled the money with existing funds and had no proper accountability
Now, 18 banks who received funds didn't make dividend payments due on preferred shares from the Capital Purchase Program.
Number of bank failures so far this year -- 84. This includes another three on Friday, Aug. 29 in Maryland, Minnesota and California.
Disposable personal spending decreased by $4.6 billion in July alone.
Real Gross Domestic Product, the output of goods and services produced by labor and property located in the United States, decreased at an annual rate of 1.0 percent in the second quarter. It was forecast to rise 0.2%.
Even those willing to drink Obama's Kool-Aid can't give Bernanke anything but low grades. These actions can hardly be called "bold action and out-of-the-box thinking," let alone build a "new foundation for growth and prosperity
Thursday, August 27, 2009
3,900 Stimulus Checks Went to Prison Inmates
A mistake or democrats loking for voters?
The federal government sent about 3,900 economic stimulus payments of $250 each this spring to people who were in no position to use the money to help stimulate the economy: prison inmates.
The federal government sent about 3,900 economic stimulus payments of $250 each this spring to people who were in no position to use the money to help stimulate the economy: prison inmates.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
What Obama said.......hmmmm!
He actually stated, “If you think about it, UPS and FedEx are doing just fine. It’s the Post Office that’s always having problems.”
Does the inner Obama actually favor private health-care and this statement was a Freudian slip?
I am of the belief that Obama is heavily under the influence of extremely wealthy people who are hell bent on destroying our country, people like George Soros, movements like moveon.org etc.
Join or be a wimp and sit on the side line and complain. Folks, we need to get involved here, our voices need to be heard.
Thanks for reading and as always, notify friends and family about this blog and spread the word to save our country.
Does the inner Obama actually favor private health-care and this statement was a Freudian slip?
I am of the belief that Obama is heavily under the influence of extremely wealthy people who are hell bent on destroying our country, people like George Soros, movements like moveon.org etc.
Join or be a wimp and sit on the side line and complain. Folks, we need to get involved here, our voices need to be heard.
Thanks for reading and as always, notify friends and family about this blog and spread the word to save our country.
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