Saturday, March 21, 2009

Kitco Commentator's Corner

Kitco Commentator's Corner

Resurrection Of Economic Idiocy


Lyndon Johnson’s Un-Great Society and Roosevelt’s depression era social programs did not solve the problems they purported to address. Rather, they extended the pain and suffering of their programs’ victims and worst of all taught them to belly-up to the taxpayer trough forever. We are saddled with generations of uneducated losers, who have sunk their collective psyche into a myriad of social problems passed down repeatedly from indigent lazy parents who learned from their parents.

The latest version of this socialism-destruction designed and being implemented by the Obama team of adult children, will in our view multiply the current criminally inspired disaster, extending it for years.

Greenspan and those congressmen-bankers formed a union of free money to avoid a simple and normal recession in 2000. Now nine years later, its economic payback time for violation of standard economic principles that made our nation great. Unfolding tragedies will be legendary.

This Time It Really Is Different

The strength and foundation of the United States Constitution and Bill of Rights have served our nation well since 1776. Our current disasters, however, threaten the very existence of America.

The rule of law, which is the glue for domestic and global commerce, is being openly questioned. Our political leaders, in their frustration of dealing with their own instigated messes, threaten to abrogate legality of contract rules operating our country. This over-reaction is extremely dangerous.

When that pack of congressional hyenas were screaming at AIG’s leader yesterday they crossed the line into illegal, open warfare attacks on AIG’s derivative bonus babies. AIG’s new CEO-leader incidentally, basically volunteered to clean-up AIG’s problems and had nothing to do with these current challenges instigated and installed by Hank Greenberg who wisely got himself tossed-out in 2005. Greenberg made the mess not the current innocent CEO.

Test Values and Treatment for Vitamin D Deficiency - articles -

Test Values and Treatment for Vitamin D Deficiency - articles -: "Test Values and Treatment for Vitamin D Deficiency"

Thursday, March 19, 2009

DEBUNKING THE OBAMATOIDS � Count Us Out

DEBUNKING THE OBAMATOIDS � Count Us Out

3/19 Obama citizenship !!!

Cooking with the Sun | Energy Bulletin

Cooking with the Sun | Energy Bulletin: "Cooking with the Sun
by Carl Etnier

The sun is getting stronger every day, and I've started cooking with a solar oven again. Friday I cooked up a pot of potatoes in my oven from the Solar Oven Society. Yesterday it was a black bean stew--there wasn't quite enough heat from the day in the sun to cook the beans completely, but half an hour on low heat on the range finished their cooking. Today a pot of beets cooked in the sun."

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Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Justified - “Just As If I’d Always Obeyed” � Already Not Yet

Justified - “Just As If I’d Always Obeyed” � Already Not Yet

“For He has made Him who knew no sin to become sin for us, that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him.” 2 Cor 5:21

Picture a moral ledger sheet with every word, thought, deed and motive of yours entered on that sheet. Most hope the good will outweigh the bad. The problem is that all of our deeds are stained, all are unclean and impure. There is no such thing as a positive ledger sheet - except in the case of Christ. His ledger sheet was perfect. So at the cross, our ledger sheet was charged to Christ, all our sin; and so His ledger sheet is credited to us.

“Justified” is not “Just as if I’d never sinned.” That is a great truth. But it is actually better than that: “Just as if I’d always obeyed.” God has credited the very righteousness of Jesus Christ to every believer.

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Glenn Thrush's Blog: Ten happiest, saddest House districts - POLITICO.com

Glenn Thrush's Blog: Ten happiest, saddest House districts - POLITICO.com

March 14, 2009
Categories: Green

Ten happiest, saddest House districts

Gallup has set up a very cool site that breaks down data from its "well-being index" by congressional district -- and you can browse by map or in list form. So, I decided to take it out for a spin.