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“energy efficiency and weatherization?” I live in San Diego and the heater has yet to come on this “winter” and many here live without air conditioning. I lost my job LAST year, the Monday before Thanksgiving.
This is the best this clown and his administration has to offer?
No wonder the market can’t find a direction. The whole country is frozen trying to grasp what is going on. Media, medicine and science lie for money. No leadership in government no – leadership in the corporate world no – leadership from the “morals crowd”, nowhere. Adrift.
Hey, that’s the roller coaster from my hometown’s amusement park!
Global warming………..Scam
#4 – Then move to China and enjoy thier economy and allow those of us who believe in AMERICA and CAPITALISM to live here in the USA.
Capitalism has failed. The sooner everyone can admit to that the sooner we can all sort this shit out.
Andrew has the most entertaining transitions to gotomypc.com salesmanship. Truthfully it does relate to most current affairs/technology/financial news.
Not a criticism, I enjoy it. Working backwards from the interlude gives a bit of perspective.
Hi D and H,
This will satisfy some of your curiosity on the climate issue.
http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/12/understanding_climategates_hid.html
Also this.
http://www.surfacestations.org/
John, put Curry on this.
Bye
#7:
“Capitalism has failed.”
These huge banks and wacky derivatives aren’t really components of “capitalism.”
Capitalism and free markets *do* require the right regulations to bring them about. A totally unregulated market is most likely never going to be a true free market.