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[Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com>]

He is diplomatic with Chavez, Castro, etc.... all hugs and kisses....

It isn't just Obama that isn't liked, it is nearly ALL of the republicans and 
democrats
that have wreaked havoc on citizens.  They politicians are personally 
benefitting 
just as much as the banksters.  The problem with Obama is he is a Bush on 
steroids.
At least with Bush, he couldn't speak well.  Obama is much more dangerous 
because
he can speak well, the lies are so much less obvious when someone speaks well.

2-3 years ago, the thought was that the tensions would escalate as a result 
of an 
orchestrated event between Iran and Israel.  Moving those missles out of they 
way 
opens that door.

2-3 years ago the Russians and Chinese were practicing nuclear war games.



Actually at this point we probably can crumble pretty quickly.  Our creditors 
are at the gates.  Those 
creditors are not happy............. or they are in on the Bilderbergers 
plans.

The Chinese and other creditors of the USGovt (via buying treasury bonds) 
switched
to buying short term bonds instead of longer term.  A significant majority of 
those
bonds are maturing now.  IF they choose NOT to reinvest via rolling over and 
purchasing more newly issued USTreasuries, it is checkmate.

The federal government spends WAY more than income tax receipts and depends
on selling those bonds to pay current bills, gov't payroll etc.  That leaves 
them with
two moves......... fire the federal government employees and default on 
paying all
remaining treasury interest and principal, and default on paying all others 
creditors
(such as the military corporate complex),,,,,,,,, or to resort to printing 
the money out
of thing air --- i.e. hyperinflation.

Given the propensity of the incumbant congress from the last administration 
and 
those new to congress in this administration.............. the obvious choice 
they will
make will be to hyperinflate - many economists think Zimbabwe style.  
Congress 
will skim off as much money as they can for themselves and their families and 
then run.  

History shows on average the first wave of hyperinflation takes 2-4 years to 
unfold, and
then there is the aftermath......... 

We already stepped on the slippery slope.  The downslope just barely started 
with the removal of 
the gold standard in 1971 (Nixon).  The slope started to curve downwards more 
when the banks 
were legislated into making loans to people who could never ever pay back 
(Clinton admin).  
It was escalated with the 2000 bubble market popping (started popping under 
the tail end of the Clinton admin 
and continued for 3 years under Bush), which led into 9/11 (Bush) resulting 
in lots of war
spending stimulus and Greenspan's low interest rates to further the bad loans 
program 
to bust the banks (credit bubble bursting) (Bush's watch), which led to the 
first wave of
bail-outs (coordinated by Bush AND Obama-elect), which led to the next 
bail-out on
steroids (Obama-pres), Cap & Trade to tax the crap out of Americans (Obama 
taxes on steroids),
and Obamacare (more tax and spend steroids).  

It is a huge wealth transfer, historically unprecedented in scope.








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From: "DSanner106 AT aol.com" DSanner106 AT aol.com

I certainly don't despise him, just don't trust him. but his popularity in  
Israel is at 4 percent now and this mornings paper is detailing his 
agreement  with moscow to discontinue the missile defense system in Europe  
we had  
placed there to protect them From Russia. Needless to say, our longtime  
solid allies in western Europe and our new allies in the former soviet block  
countries in the east are not happy with him. 
Come to think of it, I can't think of any examples so far of international  
diplomacy. Here is the story as it ran in China, even they rate it as front 
page  news. Of course you won't see a lot about it in our papers.



_Click  here: Obama could drop missile sites in East Europe: 
report_English_Xinhua_ 
(http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2009-08/30/content_11964556.htm) 


Drew

  


In a message dated 8/29/2009 6:37:08 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
mmcharry AT gmail.com writes:

I know  Obama is despised by many here, but his diplomacy has been far
better than  Bush's. It remains to be seen if it is not too little, too
late.  Regardless, as a country we won't crumble immediately, but we
are at a  point where we are stepping onto a very slippery  slope.

Marie

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Wow !  thanks
 

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Here's a couple of James' posts I saved from last year.  I suppose it 
got lost in the Great Election Hoopla Mass Delete.  :)

Bev

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> >Does anyone make a good chile sauce? I tried one a couple of years and
> it was yuck!

Extra jalapenos??    I urge you to become 'Maestro del Humo' (Master of 
the Smoke) and try some homemade Chipotle.  Food of the gods, that stuff!

Just as the Jalapenos begin to blush to that dark mahogany color before
turning red (but sill mostly green), perpare a bed of hardwood coals and 
put on some hickory or maple chips (green, sappy) if you can't get 
mesquite in that condition (don't use dry chips).  Put the whole 
peppers on the grill and cover them ... like a smoker only you need lots 
more heat.  Turn the peppers once or twice until they blister and char 
all over.  Let them cool and rub off the charred skin and remove the 
seeds (or not).

Then you can freeze it or else add some vinegar and salt and can it.

Warning!!  There's no going back after this.  </HTML>



  Below is a second, follow up post made an hour or so later....


  Do you cook the chiles or just blister them. Sounds like they would be
  pretty well cooked?


  Clansgian AT wmconnect.com wrote:

  No.  Put them on the grill hard and green.  Use the blushing ones, not 
the
  red ones.  Red ones make better dried chilies for chili sauce later.

  That is, dry the red, fully ripe jalapenos whole.  In that state they 
will
  keep for years.  Later, split some of them and remove the seeds.  Boil 
them in a
  bit of water, remove the spent chilies, add some tumeric and cilantro and
  salt, and if you like, thicken with a little arrowroot powder.

  This is the 'to-die-for' sauce for homemade tamales.

  Extra jalapenos (which I don't have this year) is a great blessing. 
Enjoy!




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Around here the government has had control of the dairy industry for a long
time. In Pennsylvania, the retail price of milk is fixed by law...it goes
up, but never goes down, and it's illegal to sell under the fixed price.
$1.50/gallon milk?? We haven't seen that in years...it's around $3/gallon
here, but the farmers see very little of that money. They are predicting
that many PA and NY dairy farmers will be out of business by the end of the
year.

Lynn Wigglesworth
Tioga Co. PA
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> Well, the govt has taken control of our water supply and taken over the
> lions share of our transportation with the takeover of the auto industry
> aside
> from holdout Ford , all in a matter of months. Will milk be next? the milk
> producers are losing a fortune every month, and can only hold out so long.
> Who  thought we would see 1.50 per gallon for milk again and what caused
> the 70  percent price deflation in 6 months? Surely the downtick in the
> economy didn't  cause that big a drop in demand, it has never happened
> before in
> hard times. I  am watching this one with interest. As far as barter
> exchange,
> our current  system is based on the dollar and already under their
> control.
> The other item I  would add to the list would be communications and the
> new
> bill giving the  President the power to control the private sector
> Internet
> is as scary as the  rest of this. Pickens has been a major backer of the
> current administration,  could the recent machinations with delays for
> funding
> be the excuse for the  government to step in and offer to finance (and
> control) the energy project? He  could simply be floating the balloon to
> try and
> get public backing for this new  "clean" energy source so the government
> can ride in on the white horse and  "save" the plan. We shall see.
>
> Drew
>
>
> In a message dated 8/30/2009 12:30:16 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> cayadopi AT yahoo.com writes:
>
> If the  ruling class wants to rule, they have to control food, water,
> energy,  transportation, procreation, and barter exchange somehow, etc.
>
> Remember  T. Boone Pickens' plant to build that huge wind farm in TX?
> Rumors were  that he cancelled it a month or so ago,
> but he then stated it was  cancelled, but delayed,,,,,,, because he can't
> get the financing, and there  aren't enough transmission
> lines to transmitt any energy he produced to  get it to the masses....
> Guess getting electricity to the  masses isn't important.
>
> --------
> "It's when they fail to save  what little is left that the flames will
> begin in earnest." ~ Ray Zentz
>
>
>
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> From: "EarthNSky" <erthnsky AT bellsouth.net>
>
>>  Just to clarify, don't you think that turning the government over to
>>  Wall Street is to the same end as the rich getting richer through
>>  friends in high places who relaxed rules to their own advantage?  To
>> me,
>> both parties are guilty of this.
>
> Yep. Doesn't seem to  matter who's president. That was the point of the
> video
> Leslie posted the  other day...international money concerns are running
> everything, including  both parties. I'm not big on conspiracy theories,
> but
> I suspect there is a  lot of truth in that one, but I'd also include 'big
> ag', 'big  pharmacuticals', 'Monsanto', etc. in the ruling class.
>
>> I have a 30  year class reunion coming up.  If you don't mind, I'd like
>> to  steal your definition of success...
>
> Ack! I hate reunions. I just had a  reunion with my cousin, whom I haven't
> seen in 45 years. I've often heard  from her, mostly when her husband
> became
> aide to the govenor or she got  her law degree or they bought a big new
> house
> or some such. Anyway, she  looked about 10 years older than she is and has
> all sorts of  stress-related illnesses. She talked about her hectic life,
> I
> talked about  vegetables and cows :-) She grudgingly admitted that my
> lifestyle must  agree with me because I "look so good" (I think it's more
> that she looks  so bad; she's only 4 or 5  years older than me).
>
> Lynn  Wigglesworth
> Tioga Co. PA
>
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