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Obama bailed out Soros, Clinton, Gore and himself with our tax dollars
 
If there's any doubt that Biggest Most Popular Leaders ripping off the USA ,
here's a scandal too big to be reported in the media or investigated by the Congress.
When they are mentioned, they are referred to as politcally powerful connections,
not invested owner! Hundreds of thousands of bail out dollars went to Obama, Soros,  Clinton, algore, etal
 
 
THE MONEY TRAIL OF THE CAP & TRADE BILL
http://forpressfound.livejournal.com/46667.html
 
I've got an opinion, but don't believe me.
Look at he evidence. Come to your own conclusion.
Each one of these searches will bring to you many links, both pro and con.
 
A small bank in Chgo had some interesting investors.
Google:  obama gore soros shore bank investor
 
The bank was going to be the sole trading site for Global warming, Cap and Trade "carbon credits" in the USA . When the legislation failed, the bank went belly up and the FDIC took over the assets on Aug 20 last year.
 
Google:  FDIC shore bank chicago
 
When a bank goes South, it's Holding Company normally folds up within days. The South Shore Bank Holding company did not. It's investors arranged to be bailed out by the USG even tho there was no bank to bail out!
 
Google:  obama gore soros shore bank bail out
 
http://nlpc.org/stories/2010/08/27/did-green-shorebank-escape-bankruptcy
 
Remember, investors include Obama, Soros, Clinton, etal
This was on national cable TV. It is well known .
http://wn.com/OBAMA_THE_SHOREBANK_CORRUPTION_TIES__BAILOUT_MONEY_GOING_TO_HELP_OBAMA_FRIENDS
 
Obama's Cap and Trade "commissions " will be held in trust for him at the JOYCE FOUNDATION.
 
Google: obama george soros shore bank malkin
 
When the plan to rip off energy consumers fell thru, the "investors" turned their efforts to recover their losses on the backs of the taxpayers.
 
Somebody should tell Rep Ron Paul about this before people think he's part of the problem.

 
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Re: R.I.P.

a google search reveal a Richard Thompson who owned a sewer cleaning company in Flushing

On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 10:15 AM, Mark <markmkahle@gmail.com> wrote:

No, I got the news from a friend of his and then confirming with the hospital. I have no idea about obits in the US and when they are published. I do know that they are still looking for family.....

On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 6:54 AM, Bruce Majors <majors.bruce@gmail.com> wrote:

do you have an obit link

On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 11:08 PM, THE ANNOINTED ONE <markmkahle@gmail.com> wrote:

It is with great sadness that I report the passing of our member Dick
Thompson this morning in Flushing, New York. May he rest Rest in Peace.

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How Dinosaurs Were Made Extinct

How Dinosaurs Were Made Extinct
Friday, August 26, 2011
by Paul A. Cantor

[Originally published December 1, 1998.]

I have just been reading W.J.T. Mitchell's The Last Dinosaur Book. Miraculously, it manages to use the subject of dinosaurs as a way of attacking capitalism. Don't ask me how he does it -- Mitchell goes on and on about Barney, fossil fuels, Jurassic Park, off-road vehicles, McDonald's commercials, Andrew Carnegie -- somehow it all adds up to an indictment of multinational corporations and what they have done to and with the great beasts of the Mesozoic Era. I didn't much like the book, but it started me thinking: does the Left now have a lock on paleontology too?

Take the case of the mysterious extinction of the dinosaurs some 65 million years ago. Many theories have been offered to explain this event. Some have pointed to climatic changes, some to dinosaur overpopulation. Perhaps the most popular theory at the moment attributes the demise of the giant beasts to a killer asteroid, whose impact on the earth kicked up enough dust and debris to block out the sun and snuff out the lives of dinosaurs all over the world.

All these theories conveniently conjure up various subjects of left-wing paranoia -- the grand antithetical fears of global warming and nuclear winter -- and they all insidiously suggest remarkable new roles for the federal government, like protecting us from comets and other objects from outer space.

Are even the dinosaurs lining up against the cause of the free market these days? Well I for one, as a student of Austrian economics, have a more plausible explanation: the extinction of the dinosaurs must have been the result of government intervention in the marketplace. Though my speculations have met with some skepticism from the paleontological establishment, I am finally prepared to go public with my findings after a visit to Montana this past summer which allowed me to examine the fossil record firsthand and to reconstruct the true story of the rise and fall of the dinosaurs.

It all began in the late Triassic Period, when the government decided to come to the aid of cold-blooded creatures everywhere. Federal authorities were deeply disturbed by the appearance of the first warm-blooded animals, who seemed to have an unfair advantage over their cold-blooded brethren -- they moved faster, were more alert, and generally seemed to get a lot more done, particularly during the winter months.

Concerned by the possibility that warm-blooded animals might end up displacing cold-blooded animals entirely, the government passed the Body Temperature Stabilization Act. Subsidizing cold-blooded animals at the expense of warm-blooded, this bill eliminated all federal taxes on the former and doubled them on the latter. The bill also tried to outlaw winter, but this move was declared unconstitutional by the courts.

The trouble with this seemingly enlightened piece of legislation began when the National Body Temperature Stabilization Control Board ruled that dinosaurs were cold-blooded and thus granted them enormous tax breaks. As one bureaucrat put it, "Their name means 'thunder lizard,' doesn't it? That makes them reptiles and therefore cold-blooded. Case closed." Of course the latest scientific evidence today suggests that the dinosaurs were warm-blooded and closer in some respects to birds than to reptiles. Thus the dinosaurs, as the only animal group combining warm-bloodedness with tax breaks, prospered and soon were overruning the earth.

Alarmed at this new development, the government decided to impose a head tax on the dinosaurs. Well into the late Triassic Period, all animals subject to taxes had been assessed by the pound. Government officials figured they could reduce the proliferation of dinosaurs by taxing them by number instead of by weight. Still concerned with the uncompetitiveness of cold-blooded animals, the government also instituted a new tax penalizing the increase in brain size that was occurring as a result of evolution.

The impact of this new tax legislation on the dinosaurs was immediate and dramatic: taxed by number not weight, they found it expedient to grow fewer but larger. At the same time, with the new tax penalty on intelligence, their brains grew smaller. In the end the policy of the federal government succeeded in producing a remarkable mirror image of itself in the Jurassic dinosaur: a large, sluggish, bloated, overgrown body animated by a brain the size of a pea.

You might think that the government would have been overjoyed with this result. But as soon as federal policy resulted in colossal land animals bestriding the earth, the cry went up everywhere: "Break up the dinosaurs." Resentment was particularly strong against one species of dinosaur, the Tyrannosaurus rex, which as the largest predator ever to walk the face of the earth was accused of predatory pricing by the Justice Department.

Oddly enough, the campaign against the dinosaurs was led by one particularly horrifying species of dinosaur, the dreaded Algorosaurus. This creature actually managed to convince its fellow dinosaurs that they had become too large for their own good and were consuming an unjustifiably large portion of the earth's resources. With their morale broken, and faced with the prospect of hundreds of millions of years of litigation, the dinosaurs eventually signed consent letters with the Justice Department, agreeing to break themselves up into several pieces, no fewer than five or six in most cases.

Many have dated the demise of the dinosaurs from this moment. The fossil record seems to bear them out. To this date a whole intact dinosaur specimen has never been found anywhere. Indeed, judging by the fossil evidence, by the time the federal government was through with the dinosaurs, it had picked them to the bone. Once the most successful creatures on the planet, the dinosaurs ended up wiped out everywhere across the globe approximately 65 million years ago.

At that point the government placed the dinosaurs on the Endangered Species list. To be fair to the government, they actually made this declaration some 3 million years before the dinosaur extinction. Unfortunately, the official notices protecting the dinosaurs were sent by regular mail. Then as now the slogan of the Post Office was "When it absolutely, positively has to be there in roughly the same geologic era." Since the mail delivery in this case was off by some 5 million years, the dinosaurs were already extinct when the federal government invoked its protection over them.

Such is the story of the extinction of the dinosaurs, at least as I have been able to reconstruct it.


Paul A. Cantor is Clifton Waller Barrett Professor of English at the University of Virginia. He is the coauthor, with Stephen Cox, of Literature and the Economics of Liberty. See his interview in the Austrian Economics Newsletter.

This article was originally published December 1, 1998.

http://mises.org/daily/94/How-Dinosaurs-Were-Made-Extinct

Ron Paul and FEMA

Ron Paul and FEMA
Posted by Bill Anderson on August 28, 2011 12:16 PM

It is interesting how government agencies quickly become institutionalized into our social fabric to the point where people actually believe we cannot do without them. As I read the CNN article on Ron Paul and FEMA [1] (he opposes this idiocracy), I also read the comments and some people actually tried to claim that Ron was insane for his views. That's right, insane.

Keep in mind that FEMA was begun as an entity in 1979 [2] (created by executive order from President Jimmy Carter) that was supposed to deal with civil defense and disasters, but it generally played a minor role in dealing with natural events such as earthquakes and hurricanes. That changed in 1992 when Hurricane Andrew devastated parts of Florida. The state was a tossup in the presidential election and Bill Clinton accused President Bush I of not acting quickly enough in the wake of the disaster. In other words, having FEMA officials running things after a hurricane or earthquake is a very new development in the history of this country, and people should remember that communities usually recovered much more quickly after a disaster than they do now -- given everyone has to wait for FEMA to tell them what to do.

As Jim Bovard noted in a hilarious chapter about FEMA in his book about the Clinton administration, Feeling Your Pain, [3] the agency turned into a near ATM for anyone living near a disaster area. Clinton utterly politicized the agency, filling it full of political appointees and then using FEMA to buy votes. The Bush administration continued that role, and I would say that its failure at Katrina was not due to what Paul Krugman laughingly claimed -- that the Bush administration did not "believe in government" -- but rather that FEMA was doing what all government agencies do: expand the power of the state at the expense of individuals.

About 15 years ago, Lew Rockwell wrote an article critical of FEMA and Morrie Goodman, one of the FEMA enforcers, called the Mises Institute threatening to cut off the LVMI's non-existent government subsidies. Jeffrey Tucker has two great articles on the Morrie incidents here [4] and here. [5]

[1] http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2011/08/27/ron-paul-we-dont-need-fema/
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FEMA
[3] http://www.amazon.com/Feeling-Your-Pain-Government-Clinton-Gore/dp/031224052X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1314554310&sr=8-1
[4] http://mises.org/freemarket_detail.aspx?control=213
[5] http://mises.org/freemarket_detail.aspx?control=197

Re: R.I.P.

OK guys a long time friend of Dick, Jim Anston, Wrote me this :

I located his brother who lives in Ohio and he is coming here next
week to finalize things. No ceremony or anything like that. Mike
Kerwin and I knew him for almost 30 years.. He was a VERY bright
individual.. and had a great sense of humor.. and himself. We'll miss
him.

On Aug 27, 9:55 am, Keith In Tampa <keithinta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey Everyone,
>
> Dick had no family to speak of.  Several of his long time friends from the
> area are attempting to get in touch with his ex-wife, who we believe is
> still in the Cincinnati area.
>
> Dick was a class act!  He was a good on-line friend to my co-moderator Mark
> Kahle and I, and was a devoted member and avid poster here in Political
> Forum.  A long time computer programmer and White House attache'  for IBM
> back in the 1960s,  Dick's contributions are very much appreciated and not
> forgotten as we celebrate his life.
>
> KeithInTampa
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 10:15 AM, Mark <markmka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > No, I got the news from a friend of his and then confirming with the
> > hospital. I have no idea about obits in the US and when they are published.
> > I do know that they are still looking for family.....
>
> > On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 6:54 AM, Bruce Majors <majors.br...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> >> do you have an obit link
>
> >> On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 11:08 PM, THE ANNOINTED ONE <markmka...@gmail.com
> >> > wrote:
>
> >>> It is with great sadness that I report the passing of our member Dick
> >>> Thompson this morning in Flushing, New York. May he rest Rest in Peace.
>
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