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Skip to comments.The Last Days of Detroit
Posted on 01/05/2013 10:46:20 PM PST by MinorityRepublican
In 1920, Detroit was the fourth biggest city in America. Its population had doubled in a decade. Migrants, many of them African-Americans from the rural South, were drawn by its pioneering car factories with their unprecedentedly high wages. The manic, mechanised, overcrowded metropolis of General Motors and Ford also drew journalists and writers.
In 1934, Anne O'Hare McCormick of the New York Times wrote about Detroit's "democratized luxuries, with gas stations on every corner, chain stores, moving-picture palaces
as truly a world capital as any city on earth
Paris dictates a season's silhouette, but Detroit manufactures a pattern of life."
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"as truly a world capital as any city on earth Paris dictates a season's silhouette, but Detroit manufactures a pattern of life.""
Now it is a fifth world hell hole — thanks to liberals running the place into the dirt.
Detroit was "Paris of the West," while Lebannon was "Paris of the Middle East." I see a trend here...
The union parasites devoured the host.
Unions and democrat zombies destroy all they touch.
An article on Yahoo misc section not long ago listed cities in America with the highest per-capita number of Millionaires. Detroit was near the top. But for "some" reason was not mentioned in the article itself..
I do not have a link, but I have seen it in print.
Yet, oddly, I didn't see a single word about why.
Isn't that an issue that needs illumination, as well? All this fascination with the Ruin that is Detroit today. Yet, no curiosity about how it came to be?
The article says that the book author is a leftist liberal. Perhaps he conveniently left out of his book how leftist liberal policies played a huge part in destroying Detroit and preventing it from being improved.
For one thing (among several), the unions ate the work ethic out of too many of the workers.
I grew up in the 8 Mile/Kelly Rd area near Eastland, Roseville, Grosse Pointe Farms. It was a great place in the fifties. By the mid sixties it was going down fast. Crime, mostly black on black was the order of the day. However, if you pointed it out, especially in the local media...you were "racist".
The riot in '67 finished it. Career Democrat politicians took over and emptied out the cashregister holding the tax receipts. Mayors Cavanaugh (Kennedy Democrat), and of course, Coleman Young (LBJ guy) were leading crooks.
By the early 80s the city was at the point of no return.
The entire city rubble should be leveled and locals should be allowed to farm.
It's an incredibly sad story. One of America's great cities turned to a trash heap.
Local newsman Charlie LeDuff's Detroit 2012: The Movie.
It's a wry take on a pathetic situation.
I wanna go home
I wanna go home
Ohh how I wanna go home
Last night I went to sleep in Detroit city
And I dreamed about those cotton fields and home
I dreamed about my mother, dear old papa, sister and brother
I dreamed about that girl who's been waiting for so long
I wanna go home
I wanna go home
Ohh how I wanna go home
Home folks think I'm big in Detroit city
From the letters that I write they think I'm fine
But by day I make the cars, by night I make the bars
If only they could read between the lines
'Cause you know I rode the freight train north to Detroit city
And after all these years, I find, I've just been wastin' my time
So I just think I'll take my foolish pride
And put it on a southbound freight and ride
And go on back to the loved ones
The ones that I left waitin' so far behind
I wanna go home
I wanna go home
Oh how I wanna go home
I wanna go home
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They ran out of other people's money...
It sounds like they don't have "enough" of peoples' money...what the politicians manage to seize from the citizens they manage to waste and spend on themselves. Lots of money going down a "black" hole.
Read the History of Race Riots in Detroit....1863, 1945 and 1967. The problem was not Unions and it was not necessarily Democrats, see Pittsburgh, Seattle, Portland, etc. Guess the real cause, IOWs get a clue!
Apparently not. Per some of the comments, the fall of Detroit is a result of white racists. Obama saved what was left of it by the GM bailout. Also, the people who can save it are liberal hipsters and their creativity and urban farming.
-——unsustainable manufacturing boom based on war production-——
Wow...... a precisely correct and very different angle providing a most meaningful view. It can be taken as a metaphor for the whole of America. I love it. It will be trashed by those here who long for a return to what briefly was. The lesson from Detroit is that it ain't going to happen.
The industry of Detroit is now scattered across America and not only scattered but replaced by competitors offering better and more desirable products. BMW, Honda, Toyota, Mercedes, Volkswagen, Hyundai, Nissan were found to be better and more acceptable than Oldsmobile and Pontiac and Plymouth and Imperial. (and Mercury and Lincoln)
The jobs that were based on war production and the aftermath of world destruction are gone from Detroit never to return. Detroit's brief advantage of industrial concentration was dissipated by peace, reconstruction and competition.
That is precisely the state of America today. The brief advantage of not being destroyed, of industrial concentration, of relative peace and prosperity has been dissipated by competition abroad. Once the destruction was rebuilt, once there was recovery from the mental shock, once a newer generation came of age and took hold, The American advantage developed during the war was no more.
There are many who constantly write about the death of American jobs, of exporting jobs, of some magic potion that will bring it to an end, to a return to the brief spike in superindustrial triumph. They must read the Guardian article recounting the book authors's words about Detroit. The message is plain. That which was will not continue forever.
America has experienced a period of rebirth it's self. There has been positive change. Prior to the current Eurocrat debacle, there was both peace and prosperity. There was beyond full employment. There were so many jobs that it was necessary to allow illegal immigration on a large scale to get things done. America need not cry over what once was. The crying should be over what is. The Yankee Eurocrats are destroying America before our very eyes.
Parents left the city in droves when federal courts ruled that their children could no longer walk to the school just down the street, but must instead, be bussed many miles to some school which didn't have the appropriate ratios of skin color. It didn't take long before there was no longer any skin color mix left.
The other problem is unions. Corrupt unions, including teachers, cops, municipal workers, and industry have milked any remaining money out of the city.
-— Per some of the comments, the fall of Detroit is a result of white racists. Obama saved what was left of it by the GM bailout. ——
I've come to believe that they can't be reasoned with, simply because they have no regard for truth. They believe what they WANT to believe.
I've seen the kind of destruction swaths welfare-living ignorant people can bring to a city. It's the anti-civilization. Everything they touch turns to sh*t. No one has a father. Every woman is cheating welfare, claiming more children than she has. A given woman will have a different father for every child. Children grow up wild with no discipline. Drugs are rampant. Crime is rampant. The deepest, darkest parts of Africa where cannibals eat their own people was never this bad. This is created by the destructive, masochistic, genocidal Democratic Party.
When you see Obama using every trick in the book to win what he wants and the Democrats going along with him — this is what they're fighitng for. They want everyone living in squalor. With them living high off the hog. The black 'elites' in Detroit are millionaires. Everyone else is a pauper. Look how Obama lives in outrageous splendor, like a potentate. Meanwhile unemployment in the black population is sky-high and everyone's living standard is sinking. Yet, they're so indoctrinated and trained to hate that they can't even see the truth staring them in the face. It's all utterly insane. Obama maniuplates them with his anti-white, anti-rich-man (also anti-white) hate.
Detroit is a civilization built on hate — they hatred of Democrats for the virtues of hard work — the hatred of so-called Democratic and black leaders of everything white — the stocked-up hatred of blacks for whites, Jews, Asians and anyone who succeeds. I've seen black people seethe and nearly foam at the mouth about Koreans who have opened grocery stores in their decrepit neighborhoods. It's sick, sick, sick.
IF you ask me, Shanghai was a lot prettier in 1990...
Yes, yes, it's the liberals.
The same liberals who run Portland, OR, Burlington, VT, and in fact run Windsor, ON, the "city of roses", right across the river.
And yet, those places are quite pleasant, in fact thriving, at least if you like granola and bike paths.
Are you SURE it's the liberals?
Hmm,let's see. It is also about 83% black with the Detroit city council 100% black. Wonder how that fits into the equation?
I remember visiting my Aunt Freda and Uncle Paul in the 50's, (I was very very young then), Belle Isle was nice, as was the housing in their neighborhood. (Which today would just be the "HOOD".)
Perfect example of workers vs slackers.
My uncle used to work at Ford HQ, we used to visit them in Dearborn back in the 60s early 70s. Now it has the country's largest Muslim population, and where they're trying to implement sharia.
I think that every Republican press conference should be held in Detroit.
"For a currently declinist, anxious America" - That's the key phrase in the whole article. A Brit sees us as declinist and anxious. Why? We are a nation blessed with tremendous natural resources and with great ports on two oceans. Why should we be in decline? We have lost our way, thanks to the Democrats. Democrat ideas are toxic to America.
Is that Dana Perino?
"Yet, oddly, I didn't see a single word about why.
Isn't that an issue that needs illumination, as well? All this fascination with the Ruin that is Detroit today. Yet, no curiosity about how it came to be? "
It be racis' to talk 'bout it...
I visited a supplier in Detroit a few years ago. I flew in at night. The city itself was dark, most of the lights were in the 'burbs.
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Great resource for all kids
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About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
Comments about Educational Insights Hot Dots® Lets Master Grade 3 Math:
My daughter is in second grade but is reading on a higher lever. I wanted something to challenge her so I got her the Hot Dots Grade 3 reading set. It has been really great for her. She loves all of the challenges and even the advanced challenges and it is putting her a step above the other students in her class. I wish there was a way to hook up headphones, but otherwise we love everything about it. Great resource for good readers and those who need to improve. They work on Reading Comprehension, Synonyms & Antonyms, Homophones & Multiple-meaning Words, Context Clues, Spelling, and Punctuation & Grammar. So many different things that are brought to them in a fun way through the Hot Dots System.Disclaimer: I received product in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are 100% my own.
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A nice supplement for math
By Trisha
from Idaho
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
Hot Dots Math Grade 3 was a gift for my 8 y.o. He seemed to enjoy using the stylus pen to work on the activities in the included booklets. Being the curious boy that he is, he had to spend some time purposefully getting answers wrong so he could see what would happen. This activity is very easy for kids to figure out and it is nice that they can play with it independently too. An added feature for me is that a mute option is possible on the pen. Sometimes we all need a bit of quiet. If you are wondering what topics are included, here's a quick run down: Place Value (both vocabulary and identifying which place a number is located), Math Vocabulary, Multiplication (story problems and math facts), Fractions, Elapsed Time, Weight, Temperature, Perimeter, Data & Statistics (using graphs/charts), Comparing Whole Numbers, Division Facts, Area, Rounding, Comparing Fractions (, =), Volume, and Algebra. At the back of the second book there is a Challenge section that acts a bit like a chapter review in a math book. It has a few pages of questions covering the different topics presented in the books. If you are looking for something to use for homeschooling, please realize this is a supplemental type of activity. It doesn't teach the children like a math book would. Instead it allows children to practice some topics they have previously learned. I mentioned that math facts are included, but I would suggest having old fashioned flash cards on hand or using something like XtraMath's website for additional math fact practice.
Fun electronic for 8 year old
By Char
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About Me Parent Of Multiples (Twins etc)
My boys are reluctant to practice math skills, "just for fun", so I tried the Hot Dots, Let's Master Grade 3 math. They immediately pulled the pen out and started answering the questions in the book. They didn't mind getting the answers wrong, and kept trying. The content is similar to the common core math that they encounter at school, so I was very happy with this product. I will buy hot dots products in the future.
Ready for Summer Vacation Retention
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from Utah
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children
I want my children to do well in school. I want them to be accelerated learners. With the help of Hot Dots I can help my child master skills at home without them feel like I am tutoring them or forcing them to learn more. Hot Dots makes learning fun. They say that child digress during summer breaks. Hot Dots is going to be a great tool to help my children retain their learning and skills during the summer months. I want them to go back to school remembering what they learned the previous year.The 3rd grade math teaches fractions, time, geometry, beginning algebra, and so much more. I love seeing the pleased look on my child's face when the pen give positive reinforcement. The pens are interchangeable from book to book, a great feature!
Helps Keep Math Skills Fresh!
By Miss Frugal Mommy
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This has been a great resource for my third grader and a good way for her to practice her math skills. This is especially nice to have during school breaks, helps my daughter to still stay engaged with school working during that time. Overall we have had a very positive experience using Hot Dots and I highly recommend them!
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About Me Education Oriented, Homeschooler, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
I received Hot Dots Let's Master Grade 3 Math free for review. All opinions are my own.Hot Dots Let's Master Grade 3 Math includes an interactive talking Hot Dots Pen and two Hot Dots workbooks. The workbooks include questions, and multiple choice answers with a black dot next to each possible response. Your child will use the Hot Dots pen to select an answer by vertically pressing down on one of the dots. If the answer is correct a positive reinforcement will be heard and the pen will light up green. If the answer is wrong, a try again message will sound and the pen will light up red. The Grade 3 Math books cover topics such as time, shapes, geometry, fractions, measurements, math facts, money, place value, and beginning algebra.The 3rd Grade Math books are similar to the 2nd grade math books, containing a lot of word problems. The 3rd grade book also continues to review math term definitions. Something new in the 3rd grade books that aren't included in previous levels is multiplication and division problems for the kids to solve as well as some work in data and statistics, such as using graphs. I love the step up in difficulty Hot Dots has. The questions are written out clearly so the answers make sense and the skill level is perfect for a 3rd grader.Overall this is a great supplemental kit for teaching 3rd grade age kids math. The pages are durable and made to last through repeated use. These books can be used as a teaching tool and as a review for previous concepts to reinforce those ideas as needed. I recommend this kit to anyone with a 3rd grade aged child. It's a great educational tool to teach math to them.
Fun with Learning
By Grandma Gladys
from NY
About Me Grandparent, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
My granddaughter was excited to get into Hot Dot'sLet's Master 3rd Grade Math. I had it for a few days and she was getting impatient. When we opened it she skimmed through to see what kinds of math were in the books. She really enjoyed doing the problems and even learning a few extra things. I think they are wonderful, not only for learning but for keeping up on what they have already learned.
Math is Fun and Interactive
By Mulholland Family
from Michigan
Even Algebra is turned into fun lessons with Hot Dots. Take their math skills to the next level and discover a fun way to learn. A perfect way to skip the tears when doing math lessons.
Fun and educational toys are the best
By Happy Mothering
from California
We received the Hot Dots Let's Master 3rd Grade Math set for review purposes. My daughter is not in 3rd grade yet, but we have had great experiences with the Hot Dots sets for the younger grades so we decided we needed to have them all on hand for future grades. They are fun and educational, and all of them are right on target with the skills they should be learning in those grade levels. I love both the math and reading sets from Hot Dots.


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Regional forecast for Dumfries, Galloway, Lothian & Borders
Dry with sunny spells. Cloudier in west later.
Some low cloud, mist and fog may linger especially in Dumfriesshire, otherwise some good sunny spells for a time. Thicker cloud reaching southwest this afternoon, reaching Lothians and Borders this evening. Maximum Temperature 6 °C.
Cloudy and dry for much of the night. Light rain will spread across Dumfries and Galloway later tonight. Early dip in temperatures then turning milder with fresh southerly winds. Minimum Temperature 2 °C.
A mostly cloudy day with patchy light rain during the morning mostly dying out in the afternoon. A milder day with fresh southerly winds. Maximum Temperature 9 °C.
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:
Mostly dry and rather cloudy with a little rain in the west at times. A windy few days with strong southerly winds, easing on Friday.
Updated at: 0341 on Mon 23 Jan 2017
UK forecast for the next 5 days
Largely dry, but with some dense fog persisting for some.
Dense patches of freezing fog will persist across parts of the Midlands and southern England. Otherwise it will be cold and in places frosty, but there'll be spells of crisp winter sunshine. Turning breezier across north-west Scotland later.
Frost and locally dense patches of freezing fog will return for many across England and Wales. Meanwhile across Scotland and Northern Ireland it will become breezy with some light rain.
Fog may be slow to clear across the south. Elsewhere, mostly cloudy with sunny spells especially across south-east England and north-east Scotland. Milder and breezier in the north.
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:
Staying largely dry and often cold across the south and east with patchy fog and frost. Milder and at times wetter in the north and west. Becoming windier for many.
Updated at: 0128 on Mon 23 Jan 2017
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UK Outlook for Friday 27 Jan 2017 to Sunday 5 Feb 2017:
Wet and windy weather will affect the northwest on Friday, with some heavy outbreaks of rain over higher ground. The rain will spread into mainland UK overnight but the southeast will probably stay dry and bright throughout Friday. This will mark a change to generally wet and windy weather over the weekend and next week. Bands of rain will cross the country, interspersed with brighter and showery interludes. It will be windy at times, with gales likely in the northwest. The heaviest rain is also likely across northern and western parts. Temperatures are likely to be mild into the start of February, however there is a chance that the southeast may be drier and colder at times.
Updated at: 1127 on Sun 22 Jan 2017
UK Outlook for Sunday 5 Feb 2017 to Sunday 19 Feb 2017:
At the start of this period the most likely scenario is for more unsettled weather with wet and windy spells interspersed with brighter and showery interludes. This would bring gales at times, especially in the northwest. Temperatures are likely to be slightly above normal for the time of year. South-eastern parts may well stay drier and brighter. From the second week of February, confidence in the forecast reduces but there is a possibility that high pressure will return, bringing more settled weather with lighter winds and a return of overnight frost and fog. As a result, temperatures may become colder at times, with frost and fog again possible.
Updated at: 1128 on Sun 22 Jan 2017
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Just got texts from two different people that there was a fire at the Great Lakes Brewery today. How bad, and if it will affect production of the Christmas Ale ... neither of them knew.
Anyone knows anything, or finds any linakage, post it in here.
I'll go into Y2K mode if it's bad. Ryder Truck and a ski mask to the local Heinens.


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evidently, amazon has been flooded with complaints. bass drop outs...dvd freezes at "go now"...even some synchronizing issues where you see joe English pound a snare drum, then hear it as he pulls his hand back up to strike again...so many that best buy, barnes and noble have temporarily made it unavailable.
finally, amazon responded to mass complaints about the disc...
A break through of sorts...see below a reply I've just received from Amazon
Thank you for contacting us with the information you've found regarding the similar issue mentioned in forums.stevehoffman.tv.
In this case, we've already contacted the manufacturer Eagle Rock to investigate this issue.
I've also requested this "Rockshow [Blu-ray] [2013]" to be reviewed by our fulfilment team. If the investigation has approved, this product will be removed from sale to make sure it doesn't happen again to you or to other customers.
In the meantime, please return the item back to us for full refund as previously mentioned.
We hope this helps and we look forward to seeing you again soon.
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for those who want something done about it...
we could also blow up eagle rock's facebook page
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Beatles Vanity License Plates
While driving thru Morton Grove, a Chicago suburb, I saw a silver coloured Chevy Tracker SUV and on the back of it it had a black spare tire cover and in white stamped on it was The Beatles logo. This same SUV had really kewl Illinois vanity plates that said BTLS FAN on it. Just a couple of weeks earlier in Skokie, I saw a black BMW and it had the vanity plates ABBEY RD on it. It's always fun to see the out-of-state and Illinois Beatles vanity licence plates in the car park of the Hyatt O'Hare during the Chicago Beatlefest. I used to have ones that said BEATLZ.


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Area baseball roundup
Legion baseball
Mudcats drop tourney opener
An erratic opening to the St. Cloud Legion tournament saw the Marshall Mudcats fall to Willmar 11-6 on Thursday in St. Cloud. The Mudcats issued 14 walks over seven innings, squandering an early lead in the loss.
Marshall jumped out to a 3-0 lead after plating three runs in the bottom of the second inning. After a scoreless third inning, the walks finally took their toll with Willmar scoring eight runs in the inning.
Colton Peterson started and took the loss for Marshall, walking eight batters over four innings. Jared Holland walked six batters in three innings of relief for the Mudcats, allowing three runs in the process. The Mudcat defense also committed four errors in the game.
Offensively, Marshall was led by Riley Roth's 3-for-4 night. Roth also drove in two runs. Derek Buysse had the only other multiple-hit game for the Mudcats, finishing 2-for-4 and scoring twice. As a team, Marshall had nine hits in the game.
The Mudcats (3-6 overall) are back in action at the St. Cloud tournament today with a 3 p.m. game against Nisswa
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Cottonwood tops Prinsburg 9-6
A third-inning grand slam by Randy Louwagie started the scoring for the Cottonwood Legion baseball team on its way to a 9-6 win over Prinsburg Thursday in Cottonwood.
Cottonwood did all of its scoring in the middle innings with five runs in the third, three in the fourth and one in the fifth. Seth Boerboom had a big game at the plate, going a perfect 4-for-4 with a double. Bayley Enstad also chipped in with a pair of hits.
Boerboom got the start for Cottonwood and went three innings. He was relieved by Enstad, who worked the next 3 2/3 innings and got the win. Louwagie closed out the game by recording the final out.
At 2-3 on the season, Cottonwood will try to climb back to .500 with a game Monday at Dawson.
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VFW baseball
Blue gets sweep in Worthington
Marshall VFW Blue swiped a pair of games from Worthington on Thursday night in Wilmont. In Game 1, Blue blasted 18 runs off of 19 hits in a 18-2 win. The nightcap was a closer affair as the game, scheduled for five innings, was won by Marshall 5-3 in seven innings.
Nate Hoeft took the mound for Blue in the opener, scattering six hits over seven innings. Hoeft fanned eight batters, while going 3-for-5 with an RBI at the plate.
Noah Winkelman and Jack Bock went a combined 6-for-10 with five RBIs and two doubles for Blue, while Conner Winkelman and Scott Buss each had 2-for-4 games. Dylan Criquet-Danielson ripped off four hits and knocked in three runs for Blue, which plated nine runs in the top of the seventh to blow the game open.
Game 2 saw Blue rally from an early 2-0 deficit as Worthington scored twice in the first inning. Blue scored three times in the third, but were unable to hold onto the lead.
Worthington tied the game in the bottom of the fifth, scoring their third run off Marshall starter Rusty Swanson.
Swanson ultimately picked up the win, as Matt Thompson knocked in the go-ahead run in the top of the seventh. Quinton Johnson drove in Thompson as security, while Jack Bock retired the final three Worthington batters en route to the save.
Noah Winkelman stayed hot at the plate in Game 2, finishing 2-for-4 with a double and RBI. Derek Rasmussen was also 2-for-4 and Thompson ended the game 2-for-3 with a double and RBI.
Marshall Blue improves to 9-7 for the summer after the sweep and will be back in action Monday as it hosts Redwood Falls.
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Marshall VFW Orange drops 2 tight games to Pipestone
Marshall VFW Orange dropped two nailbiters to Pipestone in Marshall on Thursday night. Orange tried to rally from a 6-3 deficit in the opener, but fell short in the seventh inning and lost 6-4. In Game 2, Pipestone scored four runs in the final two innings en route to a 5-4 walk-off win.
Orange led 3-2 after four innings in Game 1, but Pipestone struck for four runs in the top of the sixth to take a 6-3 lead. Marshall was only able to get one run back in the seventh, as Jacob Deines took the loss for Orange.
Nick Fozvick had half of Marshall's four hits in the game, legging out two triples. Pipestone's Boyer Bouman also hit a triple and teammate Mason Delaney added a double.
In the nightcap Marshall led 4-1 entering the fourth inning, but again saw their lead squandered. Pipestone added two runs in both the bottom of the fourth and fifth innings to claim the 5-4 walk-off win.
Justin Mettling was credited with the loss, exiting with runners on in the fifth, but Blaise Andries surrendered the game-winning hit. Brayden Baartman grabbed the win for Pipestone.
Fozvick added two more hits in Game 2, while Thomas Fischer and PJ Bot chipped in with a pair of singles each.
Marshall Orange (2-7 overall) will look to end its current five-game losing streak on Monday when it travels for a game against Slayton.
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Tyler holds off Tracy, 3-2
Levi Hurst struck out eight over seven innings as he helped lead the Tyler VFW baseball team to a 3-2 victory over Tracy Thursday night in Tyler.
Hurst walked just one batter and scattered nine hits on the night, while holding Tracy scoreless through the first six innings. Tracy plated both its runs in the seventh off of Hurst, but the rally fell one run short.
Tyler scored twice in the bottom of the first as Ryan Fischer doubled in Dain LaRock. Fischer ultimately came around to score on a sacrifice fly by Hurst. Brandon Verly plated the eventual winning run for Tyler in the third, scoring on a passed ball. Tyler took advantage of three Tracy errors and eight walks for the game. Tracy pitchers Derek Larson and Austin Gleis gave up three hits.
Larson took the loss, lasting four innings. He also was 3-for-3 in the game with a double while teammate Riley Steffes had a 2-for-3 night at the plate.
Tracy drops to 2-3 on the season following the loss and plays again Monday at Luverne. Tyler, meanwhile, improves to 4-3 for the summer and will also return to action Monday, traveling to Worthington.
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Skip to comments.Man Claims IRS Agent Coerced Sex by Threatening Tax Penalty
Posted on 02/02/2013 1:31:28 PM PST by nickcarraway
A Fall Creek resident filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Government and an IRS agent that he alledges pressured him into sex by threatening a tax penalty.
The law firm representing Vincent Burroughs filed the suit with the U.S. District Court in Eugene on Jan. 25 "as a result to coersive conduct by Defendant (Dora) Abrahamson", an Internal Revenue Service agent from Cottage Grove.
Burroughs claims that in August of 2011 Abrahamson called him and said he would be audited by the IRS. Burroughs says he didn't know her.
Burroughs says that he had not met Abrahamson before those calls, nor had he heard that he was being audited by the IRS.
"She was sending me texts that she wanted to come out, give me massages because she needed to help me relax," Burroughs said in a phone interview with KVAL News.
Over the next two months, Burroughs alledges that Abrahamson sent him several flirtatious text messages - offering to give massages, asking to meet him, and sending racy photos of herself to his cell phone.
"She said she knew more than my mother knew about me," said Burroughs.
In the lawsuit, Burroughs says in September 2011 Abrahamson came to his home wearing provocative attire.
"Next thing I know, she's at my gate, honking...so I opened my gate, she came into my property dressed exactly like she texted me," Burroughs said.
The lawsuit states: "She said that she could impose no penalty, or a 40% penalty, and that if he would give her what she wanted, she would give him what she needed."
As a result, Burroughs had sex with Abrahamson in his home that night.
In the lawsuit, Burroughs says he was "sexually harassed and intimidated."
Officials with the IRS were not available for comment when KVAL News called them on Friday.
Burroughs is seeking restitution from the U.S. governemt for the IRS's part in employing Abrahamson and not properly enforcing their rules involving the privacy act.
We'll need pictures of the alleged perp before we can render a verdict.
Only two certainties in life: death and taxes. And sex. Three certainties: death, taxes, and sex and a disfunctional and corrupt central government.
The tax man cometh?
Not so much to determine guilt, but whether this guy is an idiot.
How much did he withhold?
What's with these womwen in power? I hate to imagine what Hillary will do in the Oval Office if she is elected .....
But I thought all government employees were pure as the wind driven snow and free from corruption...
Nobody expects the Internal Inquisition.
Both weird and hilarious.
I've heard of getting screwed by the IRS, but this is ridiculous!
An Oregon man has filed a lawsuit against an IRS agent with whom he had sex, claiming he was coerced into the relationship because the woman showed up at his door "provocatively attired" and threatened him with a tax penalty.
OOOOHHH, now he REALLY is going to get audited!
Several years ago, a friend who is a nationally published investigative journalist invited me to go along to his Atlanta interview of two female IRS whistleblowers.
Among serious allegations of MAJOR sexual harassment by male superiors who were routinely promoted to higher positions and/or transferred in order to display their genitals to NEW female subordinates we were told of the Dialing for Dollars program then and apparently STILL a routine practice.
Finally, an IRS story with a happy ending.
What does it take to earn the punishment of a naked, no-holds-barred audit by this agent?
The question is did he liquidate all his holdings? Certainly appears to have drawn interest.
Back in 2007, there was a proposal that IRS agents be given the green light on using waterboarding in some tax audits of taxpayers suspected of hiding income. However, at that time, waterboarding was deemed to be not torture. When waterboarding became viewed as torture, the proposal was dumped.
Okay, I was in a bad mood all day, and you made me laugh out loud - several times.
Im with the IRS and Im here to help you?
Just not enough evidence to render a verdict.
Ok, this agent was trying to give the tax payer a hard time. If he had a tax preparer, the preparer would have had to go down for the audit.
This is the reason to never cooperate with the IRS. Unless you owe them a great deal of money, an agent can reach his dollar quota by going after those tax payers who are more compliant.
Just ignore their letters, and they go away. Until you are personally served with court papers, it's just negotiating and that does not mean you have to talk to them.
One way or the other, the IRS ALWAYS screws you.
Actually the IRS's name is quite apropos when you consider that you buy a male animal to "service" the females.
I guess the paddles and riding crops were getting a bit trite.
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There are three kinds of people: those who can count and those who can't...
There are three kinds of people: those who can count and those who can't...
... and those who click on "Post" once, but it comes out in triplicate...
Screwed by the IRS.
Dog bites man story.
This story just shows the IRS has the same viewpoint about their slaves.
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Lake Placid ER decision Thursday
SARANAC LAKE – After putting off a decision for two months, the Adirondack Health Board of Trustees is scheduled to meet Thursday night to consider a controversial plan to convert the around-the-clock emergency room at its Lake Placid hospital to a part-time urgent care clinic.
At the board's May 30 meeting, trustees reviewed public input on the proposal from a series of community meetings and decided to delay a decision for 60 days. In an email to employees that night, Adirondack Health CEO Chandler Ralph said the additional time was needed "to factor in additional study, community input and give the process more thought in the context of our broader mission and strategic plan."
"That's exactly what we've been doing," Adirondack Health spokesman Joe Riccio said Tuesday. "It's been a very thoughtful process for the board and very exhaustive."
Adirondack Health officials first announced the plan to convert the Lake Placid ER to an "immediate care center" in March. They've said the volume of patients at the ER doesn't justify keeping it open full-time, that it isn't equipped with modern medical technology and that most seriously ill patients already are taken to the Saranac Lake ER. They've also said the Lake Placid ER lost roughly $500,000 last year, although some have questioned the formula hospital officials used to arrive at that number.
Many Lake Placid residents have been strongly opposed to the plan, saying the loss of 24-hour emergency care would threaten their safety and that of the area's visitors and seasonal residents. The state Olympic Regional Development Authority also opposed the plan, and the Lake Placid village and North Elba town boards urged the Adirondack Health board to delay the decision and commission an independent professional study of the proposal.
What some saw as a potential compromise was floated in the waning days of the state Legislative session in June. Bills were introduced in the Senate and Assembly that would have allowed Adirondack Health to run a part-time, off-site emergency room in Lake Placid as part of a five-year pilot program. The legislation would have addressed some of the concerns that have been raised about converting the ER to an urgent care clinic, such as ambulance squads not being able to bill patients' insurance companies if they take them to an urgent care center.
The legislation was approved by the Senate but failed to make it to the Assembly floor for a vote before the chamber adjourned June 21.
In late May, Ralph had said additional community input would be gathered during the 60-day delay. Riccio said that's basically been in the form of additional feedback board members and hospital officials have received from area residents. No more public meetings were held.
The New York State Nurses Association, which represents nurses in the Lake Placid and Saranac Lake emergency departments and other Adirondack Health facilities, has been lobbying against the conversion of the ER.
"The Nurses Association strongly urges the board of directors to keep the emergency department open to assure the residents of Lake Placid and the High Peaks region have access to vital, life-saving 24-hour emergency care," the organization said Tuesday in a press release.
Thursday night's meeting, which isn't open to the public, will be held in the Redfield Medical Building at Adirondack Medical Center in Saranac Lake. Riccio said he expects it will be a long one.
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Mayor Schertzer was re-elected as Mayor of the City of Marion in November 2015, with his third term commencing on January 1, 2016. Prior to being elected as Mayor, Mr. Schertzer served the City of Marion as an At-Large City Councilman for nine years.
Before taking his first oath of office as Mayor in 2008, Mr. Schertzer was an educator in Marion County for thirteen years. He also worked for Mary Ellen Withrow in the Treasurer of the State of Ohio office as well as Sherrod Brown in the Ohio Secretary of State's office.
Mayor Schertzer is a graduate of Ridgedale High School and the University of Toledo, where he received his Bachelors Degree in Social Studies Education.
Mayor Schertzer currently serves on the Marion Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Board, Marion CANDO! Board, Marion City Schools Digital Academy, Downtown Marion Advisory Board, Marion County General Health District Advisory Council, Marion City/County Emergency Management Agency, and Marion County Workforce Policy Board. His other community involvement includes Heart of Ohio Mentoring (formerly Big Brother/Big Sisters), Marion County Historical Society, and Saturday in the Park.
Mayor Schertzer and his wife, Ann, have two daughters, Sydney and Olivia.
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Tom Robbins was appointed as the Director of Public Safety on January 1, 2008. He has served the Citizens of Marion for thirty-six years. In the first thirty-two years Mr. Robbins worked for the Marion City Police Department and held the positions of Communications Officer, Patrol Officer, Sergeant, Captain, and retired in 2007 at the rank of Major.
Mr. Robbins is a graduate of the Marion Police Academy, Northwestern University School of Staff and Command, The Ohio State University Police Executive Leadership College, and the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Va. In 2007, Mr. Robbins served as a Regional Coordinator for Ohio Homeland Security with responsibilities for the northwestern section of Ohio and the Lake Erie Region working with federal, state, and local agencies in coordinating the collection and dissemination of sensitive Homeland Security related information.
Mr. Robbins currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Marion YMCA, as well as the Marion Area Counseling Center and serves as the Secretary of the Ohio Association of Public Safety Directors. He is a Past President of the United Way of Marion County.
Mr. Robbins resides in Marion County with his wife, Terry. They have two children and two grandchildren.
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The Director of Public Service is appointed by the Mayor. The major duties of the Director of Public Service include: planning and administering public service activities of the city, responsible for the activities of relating to sewer systems, garbage, refuse collection, airport, transit, engineering, building maintenance, human resources, street maintenance, landfill closure and continued monitoring, solid waste disposal, and all other public works activities, develops policy and directs and coordinates human resources activities related to the departments overseen.
Randy Caryer was appointed to the position of Director of Public Service on April 6, 2016. He served as a police officer for the City of Marion for 34-1/2 years. During his career with the Marion City Police Department, he served as a Patrol Officer, Detective, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Major and Interim Chief of Police before retiring from the Police Department in April of 2014.
Mr. Caryer graduated from River Valley High School in 1976 and then from North Central Technical College with an Associate Degree in Law Enforcement. He completed his basic police training at the Ohio Highway Patrol Academy. His advanced training includes graduating from Police Executive Leadership College (PELC), The Marion Area Leadership Program, and the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia in 2010.
Mr. Caryer resides with his wife, Shannon, in the Morral area. They have two daughters and four grandchildren.


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Very Comfortable
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This life jacket does its job and is comfortable to wear. We have three of them: one for me, my wife, and my 10 year-old daughter. What makes this jacket so comfortable to wear is that there are adjustable straps at the shoulders, which allow you to raise or lower the jacket to a level that is comfortable to you, and 3 additional adjustable straps located on either side of the waist area to allow for adjusting to your body's curvature. Everyone's body is different in size and shape and this jacket allows for you to contour it to your own body shape. It's great for using on a kayak because the floatation device in the back is above the chair's backrest, and doesn't get in the way when sitting down. You almost forget you're wearing it.
The pockets are handy, especially if you are planning on using this jacket while fishing. They will hold small tackle boxes, keys, ID, fishing license, etc. Plus, there are loops for attaching angler tools. I have my multi-tool, clamps, and knife attached to mine, and keep my gloves in a pocket. There is a Velcro strap on the jacket chest area for attaching your fishing rod, if you need to free your hands, and a wool patch on the chest area for hooks. For safety, we have whistles and lights attached to loops. There are reflectors on the shoulder straps, which are a nice safety feature, as well. All of the zippers open and close quite easily. We've had no issues with them getting caught or stuck.
As far as the floatation of these jackets go...they work well. We use the jackets when we go out on our Jackson Big Tuna kayak. Sometimes we'll just anchor the boat and jump out for a swim where our feet do not touch the ground, and the jackets keep us afloat quite nicely.
So many pockets for accessories!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
This is an excellent PFD for fishing. It's full of places to put essential gear and tackle. It's not quite a ergonomic as a whitewater pfd, but that's not its design.
Great all around pfd
Got this for kayak fishing and could not be happier. have another nrs which has been a great pfd, but was not a highback not as comfortable in kayak hence it didn't get worn as much as it should have. very comfortable and lots of pockets. I'm a size 44 chest and the l/xl fit great with plenty of adjustment room.
NRS Chinook
Between the NRS Chinook III and the Kokotat Bahia Tour, which has stronger cover material?
Hey James,
The Bahia has a face fabric of 210 denier nylon compared to the Chinook that has 200 denier nylon. The higher the denier the thicker/stronger the fabric.
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Feds look at Prairie State
The Columbus Dispatch - February 26, 2013 11:24 AM
The Securities and Exchange Commission has served a subpoena on a Missouri coal company in connection with the development of a coal-fired power plant that has an Ohio connection.
Peabody Energy disclosed the SEC investigation of Prairie State Energy Campus this week in its annual report. The company said the SEC is "seeking information and documents relating to the development of Prairie State. ... Based on current information, the company believes that such other pending or threatened proceedings are likely to be resolved without a material adverse effect on its financial condition, results of operations or cash flows."
When asked for more information, a Peabody spokesman made this statement to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch : "We look forward to sharing information on what is a highly successful project."
Peabody led the development of Prairie State and then sold nearly all of its interest in the power plant to a variety of municipal and cooperative electric utilities, including American Municipal Power of Columbus. AMP owns 23 percent of the plant, which is a larger share than any other owner.
Prairie State, located in southeastern Illinois, went online last year, following delays and budget overruns. AMP's members, which include city-owned utilities in Ohio and other states, will pay for the problems through higher electricity bills. I wrote about the possible implications last year.
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No wonder Rio de Janeiro artist Amon Tobin is known as a "scientist of sound." His music is the result of unwearying sound experiments since the 90s, when he released his first album, Adventures in Foam, under the name Cujo. After receiving recognition for playing jazz and hip-hop inspired drum 'n' bass and twelve (yes, twelve) albums later, he's considered to be one of the most influential electronic music artists in the world.
In order to produce his new album, Tobin transformed sounds and noises from real life--like a creaky chair or puffs of air--to create sounds that are rooted in the mundane but then rendered unrecognizable after being "treated" by the producer. Just to get an idea: for the newly released ISAM, Tobin recorded samples in their original form and then modified and "constructed" them with the help of a Haken Continuum—a series of sensors covered by a single basis of neoprene that responds to finger pressure in three dimensions. But the project goes far beyond the album itself, unfolding into visual interpretations of the ISAM concept, which mixes the genres of psychedelia and science fiction for the album's tour visuals. Tobin teamed up with V Squared Labs for their projection mapping expertise, Heather Shaw from Vita Motus Design to conceive a set for live performance and Alex Lazarus Blasthaus for production design and creative direction. See how they came up with "some weird adolescent fantasy of being in a spaceship," in the video above. In yet another effort to experience Tobin's music visually, he called on Tessa Farmer, a visual artist who choreographs dainty, taxidermic scenographic installations made from insects, animals and bones and asked her to fabricate scenes for each of his songs. By allowing each song to exist in physical space within a gallery setting, he reached a whole other group of people who might not have heard his music. Download a track off ISAM below.


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New businesses seeking information about Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Start-Up NY initiative will have the opportunity to have their questions answered by local representatives at the end of the month.
Bill Daly, executive director for the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency, announced Tuesday morning that a special seminar will be held at Chautauqua Suites in Mayville on Wednesday, April 30, from 8:30-9:30 a.m.
All interested parties are welcome.
The session will include presentations from John Sayegh, vice president of Jamestown Community College's Cattaraugus County campus; Cory Duckworth, JCC president; Kevin Kearns, vice president for engagement and economic development at SUNY Fredonia; and Ginny Horvath, president of SUNY Fredonia.
Both colleges are important to the success of Start-Up NY, as businesses must operate on or near academic campuses in order to receive tax incentives, which are the basis of the initiative.
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Start-Up NY has been highly anticipated since Cuomo launched the program in October.
Duckworth suggested at a February meeting that interested businesses seek information from himself and Kearns as soon as possible in order to make the process easier when the program actually begins in Chautauqua County.
Interested businesses must not pose competition for existing businesses in the community and commit to the creation of new jobs.
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Thanks Tortoise!
Sorry you went more in reverse. The good news is, I think they are all very good in their own ways, so ... enjoy the rest!
nickE wrote:Ok, time for the 3rd grade review.
The leaves again smell herb-y and fresh. The mouthfeel is great, it's really quite buttery. The liquor is also a much deeper yellow than the previous 2 grades.
The leaves were particularly shredded, however. I found only a few whole leaves and I had to use my strainer. Perhaps I got bottom-of-the-bag leaf in my sample? I haven't seen anyone else comment on this so it might be the case. Due to this, there was some bitterness that I wasn't really expecting that creeped up during infusions 3-5.
It was still a really nice tea, but I think I prefer the 4th grade.
Chip wrote:However perhaps I scooped the bottom a bit more "effectively" for yours. Sorry!
teaskeptic wrote:#5...This is sounding pretty negative, but I think this is a good intro to tgy. Nothing really jumps at me, but I felt pretty nice afterwards, and that's a benefit I would probably take over any of the other usual attributes.


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Skip to comments.Earth to Obama: What Planet Are You On?
Posted on 08/23/2013 1:30:13 PM PDT by Kaslin
WASHINGTON - Barack Obama continues to tell us that the quality of our lives and our economy have improved when all the available evidence shows they have not. In fact, they've grown worse under his policies.
Recent economic data, studies and government reports reveal a nation in persistent decline showing very little improvement in the lives of millions of Americans.
Incomes have fallen, poverty and homeless rates have risen, full- time jobs are much harder to come by, as low-pay, part-time jobs are surging, even while the work force is shrinking. Workers are losing their health insurance under Obamacare, confidence in the American economy is dropping, according to the latest Gallup poll, and Obama's job approval polls have sunk into the low 40s.
It was reported this week that "four years after the end of [the 2008-09] recession, incomes remain depressed."
How can this be? We haven't heard that on the nightly network news programs. They keep telling us that things are getting better.
But The Washington Post, in a story that should have run on page one but was thrown on page 11, reported Thursday that "The buying power of Americans continues to be weaker than it was when the recession ended four years ago..."
"Inflation-adjusted median household income has declined 4.4 percent... since June 2009," the year Obama became president and the recession supposedly ended, according to a report by Sentier Research, a data-analysis group run by two former U.S. Census Bureau officials.
While average incomes have risen for some Americans, "it remains 6.1 percent below where it stood when the country toppled into recession in December 2007," writes Post reporter Michael A. Fletcher.
And if you think the decline in incomes is mostly among poor, under-educated minorities, think again. The nation's median income "is lagging across education levels and racial groups," the report said.
While Obama insists the economy has improved since he became president, the facts tell a far different story.
U.S. median income (which is midpoint in the nation's household income range) was $52,098 in June, but that's down from $54,478 in June 2009, and it is well below what median income was ($55,480) before the recession began at the end of 2007.
Then there's this economic report from the Associated Press just last month:
"Four out 5 U.S. adults struggle with joblessness, near poverty or reliance on welfare for at least parts of their lives, a sign of deteriorating economic security and an elusive American dream."
That finding came out just as Obama was attempting to show that he had not entirely forgotten about the economy, delivering a series of speeches about rebuilding "ladders of opportunity." Does anyone remember a single proposal from any of those speeches that would put America back to work?
AP's report, based on new survey data, pointed out that "Hardship is particularly on the rise among whites" who have grown sharply more pessimistic about their families' economic futures. An AP poll found that "63 percent of whites called the economy 'poor.'"
According to the AP, "More than 19 million whites now fall below the poverty line of $23,021 for a family of four, accounting for more than 41 percent of the nation's destitute, nearly double the number of poor blacks."
"Poverty is no longer an issue of 'them', it's an issue of 'us'," said Mark Rank, a Washington University in St. Louis professor who calculated the numbers along with a group of academics from other universities and the U.S. Census Bureau.
The government's monthly economic data reflect these and other disturbing findings from economic analysts that reveal a steadily declining quality of life for tens of millions of Americans.
In March of this year, the U.S. Commerce Department released figures showing personal income fell 3.6 percent, the largest decline in two decades. The number was worse when taxes and inflation were figured into the economic data, pushing real personal disposable income down by 4 percent, the largest monthly decline in 50 years.
"What this means is that the U.S. economy is not merely recovering from the recession more slowly than one might like, but is actually getting worse for many Americans," economic analyst Michael Sivy wrote in Time Magazine's business and money website.
In his prescient March 3 analysis, titled "Why Many Americans Feel Like They're Getting Poorer," Sivy forecast that "the standard of living is falling for as much as half the population, particularly if you look beyond monthly numbers to longer-term trends."
That forecast was deadly accurate. The nation's gross domestic product, the measure our total economic output, barely grew at a snail's past 1.4 percent annual rate in the first six months of this year.
Everything in our economy has slowed down or come to a standstill. A mere 162,000 jobs were created in July, a four year low, far below what is needed to bring the jobless rate down to 6 percent anytime soon.
Wages are flat or falling. Employers are cutting worker hours, reducing the average work week to 34.4 hours. And businesses are cutting costs by hiring part-timers instead of full-time employes, and reducing hours worked to avoid Obamacare's health insurance mandate.
In virtually all of the news media's reporting about the economy's decline, one name is rarely or almost never mentioned: Obama. It's as if the economy is on one planet and the president is on another, and never the twain shall meet.
But Obama is to blame, lock, stock and barrel, for the economic pain millions of Americans are going through. It all stems from his anti-growth policies which have given us higher taxes, oppressive gas prices, crushing federal debt, and unending economic uncertainty and costly regulatory obstacles that have paralyzed our economy.
And it's not going to end until his term is over and a pro- growth, pro-free enterprise president occupies the Oval Office and declares that America is "open for business."
Obama: "All is proceeding as I have foreseen"
It's not even listed in any known interstellar database.
Earth to Donald Lambro: What makes you think that Obama is trying to fix the US economy?
Planet Xenon, I would guess.
"Inflation-adjusted median household income has declined 4.4 percent... since June 2009,"
Oh, if only that were true! As with so many other things in Obama/Bizarro world the truth is far worse.
the poverty line of $23,021 for a family of four...
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////A figure which, not that long ago, was beyond the wildest dreams of riches for most Americans.
The only class not feeling the pain is the DC political crowd. Could that be because they write the laws?
Nah, I'm sure that's just complete coincidence....
He's in the netherworlds. And doing his best to turn this planet into hell, too.
Give him time, it takes a while when your goals are to mimic Cuba
Earth to Donald Lambro: What makes you think that Obama is trying to fix the US economy?
You beat me to it, SIDENET. President You Didn't Build That is doing his worst to destroy capitalist, prosperous, exceptionalist, individualist, constitutional America. Thus far, he's been awfully successful.
The scary part is....in 2-years we will look back on today as the good old days.
Obama is using a form of "socialist realism" ....a idea Joseph Stalin come up with in the 1930's
Basically pretend all the wonderful socalist ideas are working in speeches and media hype..all the while the people are living a downtrodden life...
Act like the utopia has arrived....instead of the reality of a distopia......
I recall Rush Limbaugh saying right after he was first elected: He hopes Obama fails. Well, he's not failing.
How about FANTASY LAND.
Thanks Kaslin. Partisan Media Shills ping.
> The Washington Post, in a story that should have run on page one but was thrown on page 11, reported Thursday that "The buying power of Americans continues to be weaker than it was when the recession ended four years ago..."
We're essentially living Stalin's plucked chicken parable.
On one occasion, so it was narrated, Stalin called for a live chicken and proceeded to use it to make an unforgettable point before some of his henchmen. Forcefully clutching the chicken in one hand, with the other he began to systematically pluck out its feathers. As the chicken struggled in vain to escape, he continued with the painful denuding until the bird was completely stripped. Now you watch, Stalin said as he placed the chicken on the floor and walked away with some bread crumbs in his hand. Incredibly, the fear-crazed chicken hobbled toward him and clung to the legs of his trousers. Stalin threw a handful of grain to the bird, and it began to follow him around the room, he turned to his dumbfounded colleagues and said quietly, This is the way to rule the people. Did you see how that chicken followed me for food, even though I had caused it such torture? People are like that chicken. If you inflict inordinate pain on them they will follow you for food the rest of their lives.
Planet 'LIV'!!
When you rearrange the letters:
In a news brief he commented on the gas attack in syria, "Im causiously thinking about this because thats what the Amercian people pay me to do"
This could plant the seeds for a new revolt.
Revolt is coming.
Sadly, I see a preponderance of our young people content with spending 5 or 6 years in college living on borrowed money and then graduation to the "Life of Julia".
Would someone please post the pic entitled "My work here is done"?
I do not know how to post pictures.
Thank you.
PS Or, someone could pass the destructions to me, and I'll post it!
Obama has brought us to the door of economic depression. He will not do what he must do to re-launch the economy. He just wants to tax and spend, and support extreme liberal causes. The answer is to impeach him, remove him, and get going on rebuilding the country.
I'm giving America one last chance. If she continues to drift leftward I'm going to finish the life off on some tropical island somewhere with a fishing rod in my hands.
Can't be,
Obammy gave himself a B+
Put himself up there with the greats like Lincoln, jefferson.
That is it!
Thank you!
PS Perhaps you ought to start a new thread with that pic?
He comes from planet $h.. for brains. They also use these "brains" as a sexual lubricant.
wife, 2 dogs and I are on a vacation in the RV. Just left the Black Hills to head slowly back to Florida.
The 4 that deserve to be thre are in all their splendor.
Obammy will be up on Mt. Rushmore about the same time that mosqe gets built in the shadow of the twin towers
Going to have to pry the Senate from Harry Reid, as well.
but he is clean speaks well and has a nice smile.
But most important, he is a negro.
So we have to be understanding.
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