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     Alfau |
Cityxslicker Posted on Wednesday, October 17, 2012 - 11:26 am: candy bar for a nickel. You got it..thanx for enlightenment Sad though. | ||
| Pwnzor |
That "foiled" terror plot story smells like total bullshite. | ||
| Cityxslicker |
More relative economic revelations .... The cost of insurance is NOT astronomical. It is at the exact same proportion of rates that it was in relationships to housing, salary, automobiles that it was in 1911 when Blue Cross of Washington first started offering the plan. And on the law of 7 & 10s from the actuarial world. Take ANY consumer durable product and index it at a base year; in seven to ten years - the cost value of purchasing that same comparable item will double in COST It is what the insurance acturials have counted on and depended upon to make rate progressions since the first civilian use of the computer in the 40's. ie 1964 Mustang - a dollar a pound 2000.00 1973....2890 1978....5400 1987....8600 1994....13300 2002.....22900 (you had to go to the GT option level to keep the V-8 motor as constant) Source http://www.mustangspecs.com/ based on V-8 manual trans models with no other options 2011.... 2011 Ford Mustang Prices Revealed, Base 5.0 GT coupe MSRP is $30,495 *www.motorauthority.com 2,4,8,16,32.... damn simple geometric progression.... UNLESS they collapse the currency and re-evaluate it from index zero... Welcome to the show. | ||
| Sifo |
Back on the "terrorist" that was just arrested for trying to blow up the bomb that our government provided to him... http://thecable.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2012/10/18 /state_department_granted_new_york_terror_plotter_ a_student_visa
So I'm just wondering... Do we hand out student visas to everyone with al Qaeda contacts, or was this a special case? I'm not sure which answer would make me feel better.  | ||
| Cityxslicker |
ever been to a university poli sci department ? the radicals that were teaching me Communist theory actually believed in it. | ||
| Fb1 |
Speaking of what you learn at a university these days:
http://youtu.be/A2EoZq2rXXI There's really not much else to say.  | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
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| Cityxslicker |
I can't wait for the Alfred E Newman Roast | ||
| Fb1 |
Fatty, that's an excellent find, thanks so much for posting it up. (Message edited by fb1 on October 19, 2012) | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
You see it in Obama's face. He's done. | ||
| Sifo |
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| Reindog |
David Letterman should be afraid for his job now that Obama will soon be unemployed. Obama has been reduced to meaningless issues and hurling insults instead of being presidential. He will make a great late night show host in his next career. Now it's Romnesia. Cue up the Biden laugh track. What an insult Zero is to America. | ||
| Reindog |
Bret Baier's special report on Benghazi, "Death and Deceit in Benghazi", is simply mortifying on so many fronts. We have not seen such deceit and malfeasance since the Nixon administration. President Obama, You MUST resign now. Your presidency is a total failure and you MUST not subject the American people to Benghazi-gate in the unlikely event that you win re-election. We will not rest until you admit culpability and your OBVIOUS complicity in your Nixon like cover up. If you love America, resign. "Bumps in the road". "The terror attacks in Libya were not optimal." GIVE ME A BREAK. All Badwebbers: Give Mitt Romney a chance. You all now know that Obama is NOT a leader. | ||
| Fb1 |
Tom: http://www.glennbeck.com/2012/10/19/glenn-was-righ t-libya-edition-stunning-new-report/?utm_source=Da ily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2012-10-19_17182 1&utm_content=5192853&utm_term=_171821_171828 The comments section below Beck's piece is interesting, too....... | ||
| Fb1 |
President Obama's Other Libya Scandal By Ken Blackwell · October 19, 2012: http://patriotpost.us/opinion/15119 | ||
| Fb1 |
The Benghazi Scandal Boils Over John Hayward, Oct 19, 2012: http://www.humanevents.com/2012/10/19/the-benghazi -scandal-boils-over/ | ||
| Fb1 |
Why Benghazi is a Crucial Strategic Moment James Lewis, Oct 19, 2012: http://www.americanthinker.com/2012/10/why_benghaz i_is_a_crucial_strategic_moment.html Tom: So, Monday night it's all about foreign policy. I have to think the 0-team is actually sweating this debate. Foreign policy certainly encompasses a lot more than Libya, but.........Benghazi-gate DESERVES unfiltered scrutiny right now, and this debate SHOULD be the place to do that. Will Schieffer body-slam Romney like Candy-0 did the other night if the going gets tough for the preezy? Or, is he old-school enough to still have some journalistic integrity? Monday night is for all the marbles. The first three debates have not been kind to 0&B and their poll numbers. Monday night is the final round, 0&B are bloodied and reeling, and it's just about all they can do to make the bell at this point. 0 has some explaining to do. Will Schieffer allow it? Have a good weekend, amigo. I'm gonna earn a few bucks until it gets light, then light a fire under the Road King and enjoy some fall finery on the Parkway. I love the smell of Freedom in the morning. Your friend, FB The Five’s Warning To Bob Schieffer For Final Debate: ‘Get Out Of The Way’ http://www.mediaite.com/tv/the-fives-warning-to-bo b-schieffer-for-final-debate-get-out-of-the-way/ | ||
| Sifo |
BO is breaking his own laws about reporting on how the stimulus program is working. I guess when the program is failing during an election year it's OK to just keep quite about it even though the law requires reports. http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/ahead-election -obama-stops-releasing-stimulus-reports_654968.htm l | ||
| Sifo |
It's fitting that next weeks debate will be on foreign policy. I understand that today (Saturday) is the one year mark of the killing of Omar Gaddafi, the leader of Libya. If there is a clear example of BO's foreign policy that exists, it is Libya. It's that a countries entire history is changed by the influence of a single man. Most examples I can think of are dictators using their military force. Libya was overthrown by Barack Obama using the might of the US military. He did this without the consent of the people, or more importantly, Congress. For this alone, he should be forced from office. This however, sadly is not where the story ends. We are now finding out that security at out consulate in Libya was reduced and farmed out to locals. This is despite complaints from those on the ground that the situation was not stable, and security needed to be increased. This wasn't the narrative that BO wanted coming up to his reelection. For pure political reasons, his administration knowingly chose to put these people's lives in danger. Unfortunately, the gamble didn't pay off, and four civil servants paid with their lives. To make matters even worse, we are now witnessing a cover up of what happened. BO has blamed our intelligence agencies, who are coming forward with evidence that it wasn't a matter of bad, or slow intelligence. BO refused to take responsibility for what had happened, until Hillary took responsibility. It wasn't until the most recent debate that BO finally said that he is responsible. He offered up lies that he said the morning after the attack that it was an act of terrorism. He said to look at the transcript. The transcript is clear, as is the position that his administration took for the weeks to follow. They claimed it was a protest of a video that got out of hand. Pure fabrication for which BO has offered no source for so far. These issues should be central to any debate involving BO and foreign policy. This is a foreign affair that is 100% the making of BO, all on his own. I have serious doubts that any moderator from the MSM will ever put him on the spot like this. He should be though. There is no one to blame but BO for the events that unfolded. This is the Obama foreign policy in action in the real world. | ||
| Wolfridgerider |
I would like to know who came up with the "blame it on that video" idea... | ||
| Moxnix |
He no longer wants to win. | ||
| Fb1 |
There is no one to blame but BO for the events that unfolded. Isn't it a hoot when the WH, et al, say, "Hey, if y'all would simply stop talking about Benghazi, well shucks, it wouldn't be an issue anymore!" I would like to know who came up with the "blame it on that video" idea... That's the 16 trillion dollar question, to be sure, one which they're DESPERATELY trying not to answer until after the election. One wonders if the preezy will have to invoke executive privilege on this one, too.... He no longer wants to win. I *think* I *might* know what you mean by this, but..........care to elaborate??? | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
I agree with Mox's assessment. He likes the trappings of being President, but he knows that he has NO answers, no solution, no plan, no options for the next four years. His legacy already sucks. Another four years will guarantee him a slot as the worst President ever. At BEST, he'll bear witness the complete dismantling of everything he has done over the last four years (including the SCOTUS striking down Obamacare). WORST case scenario, he'll be the first President to be escorted from the White House in hand cuffs. Fast and Furious isn't going away. Funneling tax payer money to campaign donors isn't going away. The Libya situation isn't going away. The gun running to Syrian rebels through Chris Stevenson isn't going away. The voter fraud issues aren't going away. If he loses, most of this gets swept under the rug and forgotten. If he wins, he gets to be front and center of endless inquiries, hearings, and impeachments proceedings. | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
Add to all that that he is on the Clinton's Shit List. That means you end up politically toast or in a body bag. | ||
| Sifo |
I would like to know who came up with the "blame it on that video" idea... It really doesn't matter who came up with it. BO made the decision to run with it for weeks, knowing the truth. The ONLY way it really matters is if someone also made the decision to not inform the Whitehouse. That, to me, is just inconceivable. I do think that BO will feel a certain sense of relief when he comes to the realization that he will no longer have to shoulder responsibility. | ||
| Fb1 |
He no longer wants to win. Fatty and Sifo, I'm thinking Mox might be thinking along different lines than you fellas as to why the preezy might not want to win. That said, I'll withhold further comment until he has a chance to reply. Meanwhile:
Source: http://www.therightscoop.com/dod-blocking-question naire-on-benghazi-attack-from-chairman-of-house-ar med-services-committee/ | ||
| Fb1 |
The Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, Buck McKeon, says he's being stonewalled by the SecDef (i.e. Leon Panetta) on Benghazi. As a refresher, here's what Panetta thinks about Congress and the United States Constitution. If you don't want to watch the entire clip, skip to the 3:27 mark:
http://youtu.be/5zNwOeyuG84 | ||
| Fb1 |
Bret Baier's special report on Benghazi, "Death and Deceit in Benghazi", is simply mortifying on so many fronts. We have not seen such deceit and malfeasance since the Nixon administration. Tom, here's on online source to Baier's piece on Benghazi. [EDIT: This is part one and two; I'm presently looking online for the other segment/s.] I've also read online that this special will be replayed on Fox ("For those that missed it, it will replay tomorrow; check your local listings."). We don't have a TV, so I can't confirm this.
Source: http://www.therightscoop.com/fox-news-the-timeline -of-the-benghazi-attack-how-it-actually-happened/ EDIT: Here is part three: Tracking The Administration's Changing Narrative On Benghazi Special Report with Bret Baier [video]: http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/special-report-bret- baier/videos#p/86927/v/1913638017001 (Message edited by fb1 on October 21, 2012) | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
Where does one find "international permission" in the Constitution. I've read it multiple times and never seen it. | ||
| Fb1 |
You'll have to ask Panetta, amigo. Recall that earlier this year a group of Marines was ordered to disarm before they could to listen to an address from him. Now, according to McKeon, he's stonewalling Congress' investigation on Benghazi. Monday night's debate should be very interesting... |
