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Kim Kovac

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Posted Friday, August 21, 2009, at 9:51 AM
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  • Or do not hold on and we will call it population control and self-preservation. Gosh I hope we only have 4 years of this yahoo. If he goes 8...we will be in big trouble (worse than now). 1 good thing has come of this...I do not think Hillary will ever make it to the White House now.

    -- Posted by OpinionMissy on Sat, Aug 22, 2009, at 12:58 AM
  • Mike, I shall. Please send Donna our regards as well. I hope that you are right regarding the above. As far as Hillary goes...just another "Bill." 8 years of that was more than enough. Can you say "no thank you?" Enjoy your day Mike. I will look forward to that ride down the road. What a great car! Be well my friend!

    -- Posted by OpinionMissy on Sat, Aug 22, 2009, at 9:34 AM
  • Second blog in a row with a song title isn't it. Must be some kind of conspiracy?

    -- Posted by skeeter on Sat, Aug 22, 2009, at 11:04 AM
  • Guess that actually makes three blog titles in a row of song names. Now I'm sure it must be a conspiracy.

    -- Posted by skeeter on Sat, Aug 22, 2009, at 2:43 PM
  • It's no wonder his approval rating is going to go right off the charts in the negative numners! Fascists, Marxists and Global Elites deserve to be kicked out of our Government, sent to jail and kicked out of the country!

    The power elite are also in the business of creating illusions. They use their politicians and the mass media to try to create a perception of reality they would like us to see. The illusions they create are elaborate, complicated, well designed, well executed and likely expensive, but they are illusions nonetheless. The difference between the illusions the power elite create and those of Criss Angel is that Mr. Angel creates his illusions strictly for entertainment purposes, the power elite are creating theirs so that they can control mass consciousness and hence make it easier to control the population in general. The problem for them is that many people are beginning to realize exactly what's been happening.

    One of the ways to create a good illusion is to get the audience to look over there while something is happening over here. Another is to keep things hidden and produce them when you want them seen. Still another way is to make the audience believe something isn't what it appears to be, or that something is what it doesn't appear to be. Or any combination of these things can help produce a good illusion. Of course, if the audience looks where the action is and detects the slight of hand, or if they see the hidden element before it is produced, or if they are not convinced that something is or is not something else, then the illusion is ruined.

    I really don't believe that any of this theater is about health care. It seems to me that it's about control. It's about power. It's about making everyone dependent upon government and so ensnaring them in a trap that makes the common class slavish to the power elite political class. As long as the illusions that politicians care are maintained, than they can manipulate the masses, divert attention away from their previous follies and create conflict amongst different groups that they define. People are beginning to see through their illusions, however. They are catching glimpses of the hidden. The old tricks that were at one time so effective at mesmerizing aren't working as well as they once did. People are beginning to walk away from the shell game the politicians and the power elite are playing. They are spotting the slight of hand. The masses want their independence, their power, and their money back. No illusion, no matter how well thought out, elaborate or expensive, will change that.

    For the full story go to The American Chronicle or infowars website or: http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/115191

    -- Posted by paulrevere101 on Sun, Aug 23, 2009, at 11:49 PM
  • Great post Paul! I am really starting to applaud the masses of people who are coming out of their trances. I will go to that site. Good to see you back.

    -- Posted by kimkovac on Mon, Aug 24, 2009, at 7:24 AM
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    And as the Kool-Aid haze wears off the masses see the TRUTH....good post Paul!

    -- Posted by mhbouncer on Tue, Aug 25, 2009, at 1:06 AM
  • Approval ratings dont always mean everything but in this case it oould be very telling. I feel that he felt that he would never have this issue. Regardless of how or why it occurred, he is going to have to tread lightly. Overall, I think that this administration is not researching/analyzing these issues to the fullest extent. Rushing these far-reaching policies is going to backfire or at least I feel that they will.

    -- Posted by twilcox1978 on Wed, Aug 26, 2009, at 9:44 AM
  • Having a national debt is not inherently wrong or a sign of waste. What matters is the proportion of debt to assets. A certain president (F.D.R) who is regarded as a hero ran a deficit. The New Deal cost a lot of money but worked well anyways. The point is that if a government is going to run up the debt there should be a defined path on how to pay it back before one goes bankrupt. There is no evidence to suggest that there are going to attempt to reduce the debt now that the economy is on a minor upswing. This latest "recovery" is not what it seems. I wont bore everyone with the details. Overall, I would ask where they are going to draw the line on spending. Not all spending helps the economy.

    -- Posted by twilcox1978 on Thu, Aug 27, 2009, at 3:35 PM
  • One probable consequence of our current debt skyrocketing into orbit is that the dollar will shrink in value. Some will say that it already has. I disagree having been to the UK and Iceland in the last year. The dollar held up fine at those times. Not much has changed in those nations since then. Back to the point, we will see a sharp decrease in purchasing power on the international scene. A decline in net exports will have huge effects on port cities and then it will filter into the rest of the nation. That is just one of the many effects that the current national debt crisis will bring.

    -- Posted by twilcox1978 on Fri, Aug 28, 2009, at 12:14 PM
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