KneeCap and trade the Economy.
Well everyone should rejoice.
Obama got his “Global Warming/Cap and Trade” bill through the US-House of Reps – the biggest powergrab in the history of the World, in the name of global welfare.
If the Senate votes the same everyone in America will pay more for everything that takes energy to make, and many companies now barely holding on will go out of business.
Everyone selling or buying a house or commercial building will pay more for retrofits, and hire more inspectors, and Washington will decide how to build your house.
China and India will now supply steel to American factories, polluting 10 times more than America ever did doing so.
Oh, and we’ll keep buying more oil from nations who hate us, because this bill will do nothing for gaining real energy-independance – nor will it affect so-called global warming effects at all.
Time to celebrate.
Next: Let’s expand the bankrupt Medicare and Medicaid to everyone in America.
Whoopee!
Bent.
Oh, I know it doesn’t matter, because we’ll all enter the 4th dimention soon. Spaceships will arrive and show us the way.
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I see it too.
I started out wanting to make a difference in the world, and then to a country, then to a piece of a country, then to friends and family and then to family and now I am trying to make a difference in myself.
Oh well.. the spaceship idea is worth hoping for!
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Dominic - June 27, 2009 at 7:29 am
Amazing that it took place behind the curtain of Michael Jackson’s death.
Like a ship of cut-throats passing in the fog, slipping quietly past everyone into the harbor.
It is a coincidence that would rise a curious eyebrow if one was entertaining conspiratist thoughts. Nobody, of course, would do such a thing.,. Nah. They wouldn’t need to.
Still, I had to go to C-Span to get see the debate. Nowhere else – CNBC, ABC, FOX, CBS, was there a mention. Nothing but Michael Jacson. I’m allergic to Waxman. He reminds me of a toilet brush. He stomped and hissed because the conservative minority-leader talked for an hour. They had dumped a 310+ page amendment at 3AM the night before the vote and he went through it page after page. He did his part well, but in my mind, I wished he would have been unwilling to leave the podium, continuing pointing out the hypocrisies and bureaucratic nightmares until the capital police dragged him away. Then, perhaps, there would have been some attention drawn away from Michael Jackson.
A working set of balls would have been timely, but alas, such could not be found.
An hour was too much to spend on this bill?
Holy Mackerel.
visionears - June 27, 2009 at 7:45 am