Making Trouble

Our country is in peril on multiple fronts, much of it by design, and Justice Jeanine Pirro has yet another timely and spot on essay as her opening statement on her weekend program on FOX News Channel. 

I find it difficult to add to this upper deck grand slam by Judge Jeanine.  Please take a listen:



The power brokers in Washington DC, most certainly inclusive of our President, are not held accountable and increasingly operate outside of the rule of law, ushering in and governing under political correctness and limiting the status of history and faith in our culture.

Sadly, the majority of the country seems to be the preoccupied trivial culture Aldous Huxley warned we would become, and while we are distracted, our system of laws and governance are being broken apart set to fall into a reconstructed system in contrast to what our founders outlined.

We had better get dialed in quickly.

As David Horowitz noted in his "Barack Obama's Rules For Revolution: The Alinsky Model", change is brought about through relentless agitation and “trouble making” of a kind that radically disrupts society as it is.  Horowitz is correct in stating Obama does not want unity. He wants division.

As demonstrated by the events of the government shutdown, it is Obama and the government that has been inflicting pain on the citizenry, through economic and social policies.  It is dividing our nation, on purpose, and crashing the system Cloward and Piven style.



There is no doubt while the federal government employs the fundamental transformation of America, as Glenn Beck has accurately noted, it has moved from nudge to shove, poking the eye of the citizenry, creating chaos and establishing a backdrop for the government to be sought after by the public to make it stop when the lawlessness and chaos becomes too much to bear.

If you were wondering why the Feds are purchasing all those guns and ammo, obtaining those military style vehicles and establishing a civilian army, we are only an "event" from the government becoming strongly top down to control what they deem a dangerous climate.

Does Peter Shciff adequately described an upcoming "event"?

Idiots At Large

President Obama tells us that there is a clear choice in our upcoming election.

Boy howdy, he is not kidding.

Since the mainstream media will not do their job, concerned citizens embark on the task themselves. Enter Peter Schiff, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Euro Pacific Capital, who got to know some of the delegates and guest at the Democratic National Convention.

Grab a chair, and get a load of this:




If these folks were in charge, we would hit the wall economically in short order.  They are, and we have.

The level of stupidity by these folks on how commerce and free markets operate is simply stunning.

For example, corporations are indeed people.

In fact, just earlier this morning, I collected a portion of a rental obligation owed me for the month of September. Legally, since all the rent could not be paid, I could file for eviction on Monday morning, which is what a corporation, one without owners with compassion, would do.

However, I am the corporation, and I will give the tenant a few extra days to come up with the remainder of the obligation owed, assuming some risk for doing so.

Some the folks interviewed want there to be no profits. This, of course, would destroy any incentive to produce privately. Governments could force production of products, but that is communism where independent initiative and dreams are nullified.

We cannot allow these imbeciles to outnumber us at the voting booth in November.

Media Thugery

If you were unaware that the media was completely in the tank for the Obama administration, after witnessing the following interview, you will know.

MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell, a deep economic thinker to be sure, has a segment with Euro Pacific Capital's Peter Schiff, who is among the few that predicted the economic troubles we now find ourselves in. Take a listen:



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The level of arrogance exhibited by O'Donnell is pathetic. It might be one thing if O'Donnell, a socialist, even dreamed about knowing what he is talking about, but his juvenile behavior is sadly fitting the current antics of the NBC News division, which is owned by General Electric. GE CEO Jeffery Immelt is on Barack Obama's economic council, and GE is set to benefit greatly from the Cap & Trade bill provisions.

For those of you who voted for change, this is likely not the type of change you thought you were getting. But for some, you may have a chance to make some changes. Schiff is entertaining a run for the Senate seat currently held by Chris Dodd, a complete disaster as a public official.

I am much in favor of that type of change!

Congressional Idiots Assault Prosperity

While we were debating, or being told about, health care, the other hand was hard at work rushing the newest piece of legislation down our throat, and this will be particularly painful. The largest tax increase in the history of the United States was narrowly passed by the House of Representatives yesterday, so get ready to shell out some cash for a monster shell game Bernie Madoff would be proud of. All in the name of global warming, which is the greatest hoax of all time.

Most folks are barely getting by these days as it is, due to the fallout of the housing crisis, caused in large part by you know who. Now, due to this nonsense, prices, particularly for energy, are set to "skyrocket" and slap silly any chance of a powerful economic comeback.



Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner testified that "we can't address the problems with climate change or our dependence on foreign oil without changing the incentive people face for how they use energy". I reject the whole premise since I do not concur there are problems with global warming or climate change. These bozos don't know if it is going to rain 2 hours from now, and while looking out the window, neither do I.

Incentives do work, and given the complete idiocy of our dependence on foreign oil, why are we not drilling off our coasts? What this cap and trade legislation will do is incentivize people and firms to use less energy, and guess what, that means less production and less output, translating to lower profits, fewer jobs, less competition and a contracting economy. Sounds great!



On a side bar, remember those on left pining for the perp walks of those in charge over at Houston based Enron. Have yourself a look at portions of the business model of Enron and the cap and trade legislation. Notice any similarities?

I was going to ask my local representative about it, but historical evidence indicates that might not go well.


I will work as hard as I can to defeat the idiots supporting this bill when the next election comes around, particularly my local representative, Alan Grayson. Not only am I opposed to his line of thinking, I think his conduct is appalling.