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Comment on Americans and Addictive Banking by euandus2

euandus2 — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 23:40:59 +0000

I don’t think the reform being considered by Congress goes far enough because I don’t think they (and we) know the extent to which bankers will go to get their way. On suspicious practices at amcore bank in IL, I recommend the following:
http://euandus3.wordpress.com/2009/11/05/advantage-banks/

Comment on GOP Michael Steele: Uncle Tom’s Party by MontrellW

MontrellW — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 01:34:25 +0000

The Republicans only have Michael Steele as their national chairman in hopes of gaining popularity since Barack Obama was elected president. Those conservative racists are just using him and are probably eating dinner somewhere right now calling him n****r.

Comment on Job Outsourcing by the Financial Sector by Outsourcing services - Avadanian & Adler

Outsourcing services - Avadanian & Adler — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 11:03:41 +0000

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Comment on Republican Politics: The Elephant in the Room by alexhiggins732

alexhiggins732 — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 10:41:04 +0000

Regardless of who Chris Daggett hurts, Daggett is not a spoiler and he can win.

Daggett has broken 20 percent and can win. The Washington Post says at 20% there is a path for Daggett to win and political analysts say with 25% in the polls Daggett can win.

Now its a matter of getting that last 100,000 votes to get Daggett in a position to win.

To do that we are reaching out to voters that want to Vote for Daggett but are afraid a vote for Daggett is a wasted vote. So…

The I’ll vote for Daggett Pledge:

“I want to vote for Chris Daggett, but only if he has a real chance of winning. He needs pledges from 100,000 people like me. I don’t want to wait til Election Day to find out that those votes existed, but we were all afraid to cast them. So, I’m signing my name below, with my address to prove that I’m real, and pledging that if 100,000 people like me sign up, I will vote for Daggett.”

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Spread the word about this pledge, so we can bring an end to politics as usual.

The broken and corrupt two party system threatens us all, event if we are not from NJ. Take a stand.

Comment on Unemployment, Child Support and Federal Terrorism by Remorhaz

Remorhaz — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 07:23:50 +0000

I left the country. My c**t ex wife got my clearance yanked and I lost my job. Without the clearance my income dropped 40% but of course the massive alimony and child support remained in fact they were actively working to increase it when I just – left. I figure I had three choices with two different endings.

1. I go to jail for basically the rest of my life as I could never catch up with the court ordered rapine.

2. I kill her. At least this way I go to jail for a real reason and I would likely get out sooner. The dead don’t collect alimony or child support so no debtors prison at least. 20 years and freedom.

3. I leave. I take my chances that I can hopefully nab a second citizenship before 10 years is up (when the passport expires and the slave has to return to Massa’s cotton field).

I chose number 3. If it doesn’t work eventually i’ll choose number 2. Might as well be hung for a sheep as a lamb.

Comment on Rush Limbaugh: Talking Trash by Paul

Paul — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:23:22 +0000

It seems to me that all the negative vibes this blowhard (Rush Hudson Limbaugh A.KA. Jeff Christie) has been spewing over these many years has come back to blow back on his face (A classic “Blow Back”). He always tries to give off the airs that he can have anything he wants but as we all witness those with more money and more influence tossed him aside like sack of potatoes and the ultimate insult was that it was done in public (money don’t buy you everything butterball).

Now of course he blames everyone else (Michael J. Fox, Perez Hilton, Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Sonia Sotomayor, Hillary Clinton, Olympia Snowe, ESPN, NFL, the media, basically people of color, the handicapped, women and gays) when of course all you have to do is listen to his show and plainly hear his daily prejudices filled sermons. So NFL, I salute you decision, job well done. And to the whaling cry baby perched on his self made pedestal, quit your whining it was your own fault. Don’t we all feel better?

Comment on Unemployment, Child Support and Federal Terrorism by Poppi

Poppi — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 06:43:42 +0000

I am trying to keep my head up and I am making a blog, that maybe my kids will read when they come get me. I am disabled and between the bradley amendment and they new Fines and taxes for health ins….I don’t see anyway for me, to survive, how can they do all of this and people just let it happen????

Comment on Unemployment, Child Support and Federal Terrorism by An abused father

An abused father — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 07:19:05 +0000

I want to die, to be an abused father who is taken advatange of and his kids though they beg to stay with me and tell their mother to her face, “I’d rather have another mother and your not my mother”

The Judge quotes Biology and preaches Biology, all my income is taken I am going to lose myself and leavy the country

Comment on Unemployment, Child Support and Federal Terrorism by An abused father

An abused father — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 07:17:43 +0000

I want to die

Comment on Jeopardy? Ireland Rejects the Treaty of Lisbon by Federal Farmer

Federal Farmer — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 22:08:03 +0000

Vaclav Klaus wants his State to be exempt from the Charter of Fundamental Rights that is part of the “Lisbon” amendment to the EU’s basic law. More serious than his exploiting of the leverage he has in representing the only State that has not ratified the amendment, he is imposing his erroneous ideological view of the EU. According to Deutsche Welle, “A staunch euroskeptic, he opposes the treaty as a matter of principle, believing it yields too much sovereignty to the international bloc.” This, in short, is what is really going on here. (see: http://soozah.wordpress.com/2009/10/10/not-exactly-santa-klaus/)