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by Ian Mosley

Just a few weeks ago, markets around the world were crashing, and a disaster seemed all but certain. The federal reserve responded by slashing the Fed Rate three-quarters of a point, and the Stock Market avoided a wholesale disaster. The underlying problems of a sub-prime mortgage disaster, millions of good-paying jobs being outsourced and a huge illegal alien population draining our government services are still there, and predictions of a coming recession or crash are rampant.

The Financial Times of London reports “So how bad might this downturn get? To answer this question we should ask a true bear. My favorite one is Nouriel Roubini of New York University’s Stern School of Business, founder of RGE monitor.Recently, Professor Roubini’s scenarios have been dire enough to make the flesh creep. But his thinking deserves to be taken seriously. He first predicted a US recession in July 2006. At that time, his view was extremely controversial. It is so no longer. Now he states that there is ‘a rising probability of a catastrophic financial and economic outcome.’ The characteristics of this scenario are, he argues: ‘A vicious circle where a deep recession makes the financial losses more severe and where, in turn, large and growing financial losses and a financial meltdown make the recession even more severe.’ ” (more…)

by Jeff Davis

It’s dangerous to cross Hillary Clinton. Just ask Vince Foster or Ron Brown. Oh wait, you can’t. They’re both dead.

Newsbusters.org reports that “MSNBC’s Chris Matthews spent the first five minutes of Thursday night’s Hardball personally apologizing to Hillary Clinton for insinuating that she owed her political success to sympathy derived from having endured Bill Clinton’s unfaithfulness. At the top of the show Matthews begged for forgiveness: ‘Some people I respect, politically concerned people like you who watch this show so faithfully every night, people who care about this country think I’ve been disrespectful for Hillary Clinton, not as a candidate, but as a woman….Was it fair to imply that Hillary’s whole career depending on being a victim of an unfaithful husband? No. And that’s what it sounded like I was saying. And it hurt people I’d like to think normally like what I say, in fact, normally like me.’ ”

Never mind the fact that everything Mr. Matthews said was accurate, truthful and correct. Bill Clinton was a hound dog of legendary notoriety, and Hillary DID put up with his shameful conduct to ride his coattails as far as she could go. In fact, Hillary still needs Bill because he’s always been much more popular than she is. (more…)

by Jeff Davis

The New York Times reports: “A new, highly drug-resistant strain of the ‘flesh-eating’ MRSA bacteria is being spread among gay men in San Francisco and Boston, researchers reported on Monday. In a study published online by the journal Annals of Internal Medicine, the bacteria seemed to be spread most easily through anal intercourse but also through casual skin-to-skin contact and touching contaminated surfaces. The authors warned that unless microbiology laboratories were able to identify the strain and doctors prescribed the proper antibiotic therapy, the infection could soon spread among other groups and become a wider threat.”

When the AIDS virus was first announced, many Americans were rightfully concerned that Gay waiters and Gay hairdressers might spread the disease to their customers. Arrogant bureaucrats stubbornly refused to listen to the public and ASSUMED that the disease was not easily spread. It should be noted that in the final disease phase, that AIDS becomes highly contagious and can be spread by blood splatter, which is why police, paramedics and emergency room doctors always were rubber gloves and sometimes face shields when handling drug addicts and homeless.

This new flesh-eating bacteria appears to be a very serious new threat than can be left on door handles, restaurant tables and thousands of other locations, and infected Gays are the carriers. After the might of modern medical science has been brought to bear on the problem of saving these perverts from the consequences of their own behavior for the past thirty years, and the HIV virus suppressed by a variety of expensive drugs, it seems a Higher Power has stepped in to bestow a new plague on the homosexuals. (more…)

Proposed law would have allowed government to set your thermostat.

by Jeff Davis

For decades the crazy liberal socialists running California failed to build enough power plants to keep up with the rapidly growing population. A flood of illegal aliens caused the population to swell even faster. The result has been a demand for electricity that sometimes results in brown outs and black outs.

So what is the latest move out of Sacramento? Are they finally going to allow more power plants to be built? Of course not. The California legislature seriously wanted the power to set YOUR thermostat by remote control. The International Herald Tribune reports: “The conceit in the 1960s show The Outer Limits was that outside forces had taken control of your television set. Next year in California, state regulators are likely to have the emergency power to control individual thermostats, sending temperatures up or down through a radio-controlled device that will be required in new or substantially modified houses and buildings to manage electricity shortages.”

Thankfully a massive wave of public protest shut this down, but the mere fact that politicians would even consider granting themselves this much intrusive control on our lives is more than a little alarming. (more…)

War without end

by Paul Craig Roberts

“We support the troops!” That’s the excuse the Democrats have given for continuing to fund Bush’s aggression against Iraq and Afghanistan. But, of course, war funding doesn’t support the troops. War funding supports an evil machine that chews up and spits out the lives and well-being of the troops, along with that of hundreds of thousands of Iraqi and Afghan, men, women, and children. War funding supports Bush’s aggression in Iraq and Afghanistan and his continuing efforts to occupy both countries in order to turn them into puppet states.

Polls show that a majority of the troops and their families do not support Bush’s aggression. The fact that Ron Paul’s campaign for the Republican presidential nomination received the lion’s share of contributions from military families also underlines the great divide between the troops and those who would “support” them by keeping them in Iraq and Afghanistan. What all those ribbon decals on the back of SUVs proclaiming “support the troops” really mean is support Bush’s wars of aggression against Muslims.

According to the Washington Post, Bush’s $3.1 trillion federal budget provides no funding for his proposal in his State of the Union address to permit military members to transfer their unused education benefits to family members. Bush got applause for his nationally televised words, but the troops and their families got no money in his budget. (more…)

by Jeff Davis

John McCain has nothing to offer America except four to eight more years of the same neocon lunacy that has run up the national debt to over nine trillion dollars, involved us in the illegal occupation of Iraq and turned a blind eye to the border as millions of illegals flood across every year.

In a recent article in Ha’aretz, the Israeli version of the New York Times, McCain was given the official kosher seal of approval. “The problem he has is clear: How does one win over the more radical wing of his party without alienating the more centrist voters on which one relies to help him win not just the nomination but also the general election? McCain is using a couple of tools as to try and achieve this goal. One of them, and not a marginal one, is the State of Israel.”

The “more radical wing of the party” which the Israelis don’t approve is the part of the GOP that wants a balanced budget, no illegal immigration and no unnecessary wars. (more…)

by Jeff Davis

We really need to look at Europe to see what life would be like if the Politically Correct ever got their way in this country. As problematic as our existence as European-Americans is over here, we do still have some faint remnants of freedom of speech. In Europe, Western Europe anyway, they don’t have even that. Of all the Western European nations, Germany is by far the worst as far as oppressive and petty censorship goes.

The British Daily Telegraph reports: “The German government is considering whether to ban a children’s book in which Jews are portrayed in a way likened to anti-Semitic caricatures from the Nazi era.”

What exactly were the Jews complaining about? Did the Jewish caricature have a big nose, a hunched over profile and dark, swarthy features? If so, then how is this inaccurate? More people need to tell the Jews to shut the hell up and quit trying to censor anything truthful and unflattering about them. (more…)

by Ian Mosley

A foreign newspaper, the Australian News, is the first major media outlet to state something publicly that millions of Americans have been quietly saying to themselves: The Barack Obama phenomenon has reached the point where it is no longer political; it is a cult.

The Australian News reports: “How does a cult figure, in the eyes of some something akin to a messiah, make the transition to a political frontrunner - president even - where disappointment will soon crush what seemed to be a journey to a promised land? Looking into the faces of a more than 16,000-strong crowd in a basketball stadium in Hartford, Connecticut this week, the Mandela magic [sic] I’d seen before was there too. Black and white, and the youth; they appeared in a state close to rapture watching Obama speak. Here and there one could see women crying and the some men wiping away tears too.”

The explanation is at once quite simple and very complex. America as a nation has simply gone insane. The average politician is such a boring, corrupt old crook, that a young politician with a little charisma and big white smile is practically worshiped as a god. (more…)

by Jeff Davis

Liberals, minority pressure groups and conservative shills for big business whine and moan that we have to legalize the invasion of our country by over 20 million illegal aliens because “you can’t just round them all up and make them leave.” Every one of the last four Republican candidates except Ron Paul made a statement to that effect.

The claim that “we can’t round them up” is a dishonest ploy intended to make us think that this is the only legal option for getting rid of illegals. There is an effective way to drive out illegals at almost no expense. It’s already happening in at least two states, Arizona and Oklahoma.

The Fox News television channel in Houston reports: “Illegal immigrants are coming into Texas, but not from where one might think. The rush is coming from Arizona, Oklahoma and other states — places that have recently passed tough new anti-illegal immigrant laws.” (more…)

by Ian Mosley

In the light of such far more important issues as the presidential primaries, the sub-prime home mortgage breakdown and Britney Spears’ latest mental breakdown, the war in Iraq has almost completely vanished from the news.

The neocons have been using the let up in pressure and scrutiny to begin erecting a myth of “victory in Iraq.” Meanwhile, US forces are abandoning province after province to the sectarian Iraqi militias, thereby reducing casualties and boosting the inane neocon claim that “the surge is working.” Well, retreat sometimes does “work” in the sense of lowering casualties. Don’t expect Bush or any other neocon to admit they’ve been forced to do a retreat.

The Kuwaiti News Agency reports that “The American Army announced on Saturday that it was slashing the number of American troops serving in towns of Al-Anbar province west of the Iraqi capital. The American Army presence in Al-Anbar is being cut while the presence of the Iraqi police is increasing with missions in the provincial towns and along the region’s main roads, the army said in a statement.” (more…)