Just Say No

[RB132]

[quote=Aecetia]”The budget should be balanced, the treasury refilled, public debt reduced, the arrogance of officialdom tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands curtailed, lest Rome become bankrupt.”
[Cicero, Roman statesman][/quote]

Sad that I don’t see it happens with all the polical theaters. What I can see:

1. coming high inflation meaning everyone will effectively make less but with high tax.
2. unprepared retiring babyboomers with much small eggs if still golden in color
3. High tax coming
4. If other countries have high inflation, we will pay for it, becuase we only kept the only industry called wall street which is formed with ligalized, sophiscated, and Harvad aducated crooks and lier.

[NotCranky]

That’s nice Dan,

Now in the “Road to Wiggan Pier” Orwell classified all sorts of “cranks” as unfortuante advocates of socialism. He wanted the ranks to swell with a different type that seemed uninterested. How was that supposed to work? He wants reform but he doesn’t want it to be organic. Does this explain the attitude of control necessary to conjure up the evil notions useful to create the dystopia 1984?

[NotCranky]

That’s nice Dan,

Now in the “Road to Wiggan Pier” Orwell classified all sorts of “cranks” as unfortuante advocates of socialism. He wanted the ranks to swell with a different type that seemed uninterested. How was that supposed to work? He wants reform but he doesn’t want it to be organic. Does this explain the attitude of control necessary to conjure up the evil notions useful to create the dystopia 1984?

[NotCranky]

That’s nice Dan,

Now in the “Road to Wiggan Pier” Orwell classified all sorts of “cranks” as unfortuante advocates of socialism. He wanted the ranks to swell with a different type that seemed uninterested. How was that supposed to work? He wants reform but he doesn’t want it to be organic. Does this explain the attitude of control necessary to conjure up the evil notions useful to create the dystopia 1984?

[NotCranky]

That’s nice Dan,

Now in the “Road to Wiggan Pier” Orwell classified all sorts of “cranks” as unfortuante advocates of socialism. He wanted the ranks to swell with a different type that seemed uninterested. How was that supposed to work? He wants reform but he doesn’t want it to be organic. Does this explain the attitude of control necessary to conjure up the evil notions useful to create the dystopia 1984?

[NotCranky]

That’s nice Dan,

Now in the “Road to Wiggan Pier” Orwell classified all sorts of “cranks” as unfortuante advocates of socialism. He wanted the ranks to swell with a different type that seemed uninterested. How was that supposed to work? He wants reform but he doesn’t want it to be organic. Does this explain the attitude of control necessary to conjure up the evil notions useful to create the dystopia 1984?

[Aecetia]

AoFB:

I am still working on Neil Gaiman’s American Gods. I had to put it aside to take care of some family business, but I am going to add your other recommendations to my book list. AG is terrific and I like the style of Gaiman’s writing. It is too bad more of the politicians are not as educated as the people on this forum. The country would be in better shape.

BTW, should we start a poll on how long the Blue Team will blame Bush for everything that goes wrong, even when he did not touch it? I predict, throughout his entire (1) term.

[Aecetia]

AoFB:

I am still working on Neil Gaiman’s American Gods. I had to put it aside to take care of some family business, but I am going to add your other recommendations to my book list. AG is terrific and I like the style of Gaiman’s writing. It is too bad more of the politicians are not as educated as the people on this forum. The country would be in better shape.

BTW, should we start a poll on how long the Blue Team will blame Bush for everything that goes wrong, even when he did not touch it? I predict, throughout his entire (1) term.

[Aecetia]

AoFB:

I am still working on Neil Gaiman’s American Gods. I had to put it aside to take care of some family business, but I am going to add your other recommendations to my book list. AG is terrific and I like the style of Gaiman’s writing. It is too bad more of the politicians are not as educated as the people on this forum. The country would be in better shape.

BTW, should we start a poll on how long the Blue Team will blame Bush for everything that goes wrong, even when he did not touch it? I predict, throughout his entire (1) term.

[Aecetia]

AoFB:

I am still working on Neil Gaiman’s American Gods. I had to put it aside to take care of some family business, but I am going to add your other recommendations to my book list. AG is terrific and I like the style of Gaiman’s writing. It is too bad more of the politicians are not as educated as the people on this forum. The country would be in better shape.

BTW, should we start a poll on how long the Blue Team will blame Bush for everything that goes wrong, even when he did not touch it? I predict, throughout his entire (1) term.

[Aecetia]

AoFB:

I am still working on Neil Gaiman’s American Gods. I had to put it aside to take care of some family business, but I am going to add your other recommendations to my book list. AG is terrific and I like the style of Gaiman’s writing. It is too bad more of the politicians are not as educated as the people on this forum. The country would be in better shape.

BTW, should we start a poll on how long the Blue Team will blame Bush for everything that goes wrong, even when he did not touch it? I predict, throughout his entire (1) term.

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