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No you cant, cause if it happened the Federal government would step in, declaring coastal housing at high costs a good thing, and using emergency TLRP (troubled lands releaf program) would fill in the new shoreline and rebuild all the housing that was lost and then give it back to the former LJ/DM residents who would now be saved from having to sufffer the indiginity of living in Mira Mesa.
They ofcourse would get the material for this by plowing down the houses and mining the materials/ground of all the lazy ungrateful SOB’s who actually paid off their houses instead of ‘doing the smart thing’ and tapping their HELOC’s.

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No you cant, cause if it happened the Federal government would step in, declaring coastal housing at high costs a good thing, and using emergency TLRP (troubled lands releaf program) would fill in the new shoreline and rebuild all the housing that was lost and then give it back to the former LJ/DM residents who would now be saved from having to sufffer the indiginity of living in Mira Mesa.
They ofcourse would get the material for this by plowing down the houses and mining the materials/ground of all the lazy ungrateful SOB’s who actually paid off their houses instead of ‘doing the smart thing’ and tapping their HELOC’s.

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[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=DWCAP][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Now the question becomes: Will the media function as a true watchdog and bring the truth to light, or will they join Obama in a massive spin campaign to obfuscate the facts or downplay the significance of all of this?[/quote]

Hehehe, is this a real question? Cause I think we both know the answer is rather painfully obvious. Actions speak louder than words and the media has been verbally blowing Obama since the beginning. I think it was NPR that did a study that showed the media’s ‘Obama bias’. It was rather strong, far stronger than Clinton or Bush in their first few years. They arnt gonna stop now.

[/quote]

DWCAP: Shit, did I leave my Snark button off? Sorry. No, you’re right, it wasn’t a serious question, which is truly sad.

At what point do we, the American people, wake up and realize: WE ARE THE GOVERNMENT![/quote]

Just trying to give you a sounding board to keep going. It is very sad, and I enjoy hearing (via reading) someone who knows what they are talking about ripping into people who think they can get away with murder just cause they said it wasnt murder.

[DWCAP]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=DWCAP][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Now the question becomes: Will the media function as a true watchdog and bring the truth to light, or will they join Obama in a massive spin campaign to obfuscate the facts or downplay the significance of all of this?[/quote]

Hehehe, is this a real question? Cause I think we both know the answer is rather painfully obvious. Actions speak louder than words and the media has been verbally blowing Obama since the beginning. I think it was NPR that did a study that showed the media’s ‘Obama bias’. It was rather strong, far stronger than Clinton or Bush in their first few years. They arnt gonna stop now.

[/quote]

DWCAP: Shit, did I leave my Snark button off? Sorry. No, you’re right, it wasn’t a serious question, which is truly sad.

At what point do we, the American people, wake up and realize: WE ARE THE GOVERNMENT![/quote]

Just trying to give you a sounding board to keep going. It is very sad, and I enjoy hearing (via reading) someone who knows what they are talking about ripping into people who think they can get away with murder just cause they said it wasnt murder.

[DWCAP]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=DWCAP][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Now the question becomes: Will the media function as a true watchdog and bring the truth to light, or will they join Obama in a massive spin campaign to obfuscate the facts or downplay the significance of all of this?[/quote]

Hehehe, is this a real question? Cause I think we both know the answer is rather painfully obvious. Actions speak louder than words and the media has been verbally blowing Obama since the beginning. I think it was NPR that did a study that showed the media’s ‘Obama bias’. It was rather strong, far stronger than Clinton or Bush in their first few years. They arnt gonna stop now.

[/quote]

DWCAP: Shit, did I leave my Snark button off? Sorry. No, you’re right, it wasn’t a serious question, which is truly sad.

At what point do we, the American people, wake up and realize: WE ARE THE GOVERNMENT![/quote]

Just trying to give you a sounding board to keep going. It is very sad, and I enjoy hearing (via reading) someone who knows what they are talking about ripping into people who think they can get away with murder just cause they said it wasnt murder.

[DWCAP]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=DWCAP][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Now the question becomes: Will the media function as a true watchdog and bring the truth to light, or will they join Obama in a massive spin campaign to obfuscate the facts or downplay the significance of all of this?[/quote]

Hehehe, is this a real question? Cause I think we both know the answer is rather painfully obvious. Actions speak louder than words and the media has been verbally blowing Obama since the beginning. I think it was NPR that did a study that showed the media’s ‘Obama bias’. It was rather strong, far stronger than Clinton or Bush in their first few years. They arnt gonna stop now.

[/quote]

DWCAP: Shit, did I leave my Snark button off? Sorry. No, you’re right, it wasn’t a serious question, which is truly sad.

At what point do we, the American people, wake up and realize: WE ARE THE GOVERNMENT![/quote]

Just trying to give you a sounding board to keep going. It is very sad, and I enjoy hearing (via reading) someone who knows what they are talking about ripping into people who think they can get away with murder just cause they said it wasnt murder.

[DWCAP]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=DWCAP][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Now the question becomes: Will the media function as a true watchdog and bring the truth to light, or will they join Obama in a massive spin campaign to obfuscate the facts or downplay the significance of all of this?[/quote]

Hehehe, is this a real question? Cause I think we both know the answer is rather painfully obvious. Actions speak louder than words and the media has been verbally blowing Obama since the beginning. I think it was NPR that did a study that showed the media’s ‘Obama bias’. It was rather strong, far stronger than Clinton or Bush in their first few years. They arnt gonna stop now.

[/quote]

DWCAP: Shit, did I leave my Snark button off? Sorry. No, you’re right, it wasn’t a serious question, which is truly sad.

At what point do we, the American people, wake up and realize: WE ARE THE GOVERNMENT![/quote]

Just trying to give you a sounding board to keep going. It is very sad, and I enjoy hearing (via reading) someone who knows what they are talking about ripping into people who think they can get away with murder just cause they said it wasnt murder.

[DWCAP]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Now the question becomes: Will the media function as a true watchdog and bring the truth to light, or will they join Obama in a massive spin campaign to obfuscate the facts or downplay the significance of all of this?[/quote]

Hehehe, is this a real question? Cause I think we both know the answer is rather painfully obvious. Actions speak louder than words and the media has been verbally blowing Obama since the beginning. I think it was NPR that did a study that showed the media’s ‘Obama bias’. It was rather strong, far stronger than Clinton or Bush in their first few years. They arnt gonna stop now.

[DWCAP]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Now the question becomes: Will the media function as a true watchdog and bring the truth to light, or will they join Obama in a massive spin campaign to obfuscate the facts or downplay the significance of all of this?[/quote]

Hehehe, is this a real question? Cause I think we both know the answer is rather painfully obvious. Actions speak louder than words and the media has been verbally blowing Obama since the beginning. I think it was NPR that did a study that showed the media’s ‘Obama bias’. It was rather strong, far stronger than Clinton or Bush in their first few years. They arnt gonna stop now.

[DWCAP]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Now the question becomes: Will the media function as a true watchdog and bring the truth to light, or will they join Obama in a massive spin campaign to obfuscate the facts or downplay the significance of all of this?[/quote]

Hehehe, is this a real question? Cause I think we both know the answer is rather painfully obvious. Actions speak louder than words and the media has been verbally blowing Obama since the beginning. I think it was NPR that did a study that showed the media’s ‘Obama bias’. It was rather strong, far stronger than Clinton or Bush in their first few years. They arnt gonna stop now.

[DWCAP]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Now the question becomes: Will the media function as a true watchdog and bring the truth to light, or will they join Obama in a massive spin campaign to obfuscate the facts or downplay the significance of all of this?[/quote]

Hehehe, is this a real question? Cause I think we both know the answer is rather painfully obvious. Actions speak louder than words and the media has been verbally blowing Obama since the beginning. I think it was NPR that did a study that showed the media’s ‘Obama bias’. It was rather strong, far stronger than Clinton or Bush in their first few years. They arnt gonna stop now.

[DWCAP]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
Now the question becomes: Will the media function as a true watchdog and bring the truth to light, or will they join Obama in a massive spin campaign to obfuscate the facts or downplay the significance of all of this?[/quote]

Hehehe, is this a real question? Cause I think we both know the answer is rather painfully obvious. Actions speak louder than words and the media has been verbally blowing Obama since the beginning. I think it was NPR that did a study that showed the media’s ‘Obama bias’. It was rather strong, far stronger than Clinton or Bush in their first few years. They arnt gonna stop now.

[DWCAP]

If you want things to get cheaper, lobby congress to stop the 3.5% PD FHA loans and bs interest rates. Make people save 10-20% and see where housing goes. Part of the problem is that easy money loans just raise real demand until prices are no longer ‘easy’.

(please note, not all FHA loans are 3.5% DP, and traditionally they are rather safe loans)

[DWCAP]

If you want things to get cheaper, lobby congress to stop the 3.5% PD FHA loans and bs interest rates. Make people save 10-20% and see where housing goes. Part of the problem is that easy money loans just raise real demand until prices are no longer ‘easy’.

(please note, not all FHA loans are 3.5% DP, and traditionally they are rather safe loans)

[DWCAP]

If you want things to get cheaper, lobby congress to stop the 3.5% PD FHA loans and bs interest rates. Make people save 10-20% and see where housing goes. Part of the problem is that easy money loans just raise real demand until prices are no longer ‘easy’.

(please note, not all FHA loans are 3.5% DP, and traditionally they are rather safe loans)

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