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Saturday, February 16, 2008


Obama’s Plans For Global Wealth Redistribution

This isn’t getting as much attention as it should:

Unnoticed by most Americans this week, the Obama/Hagel GLOBAL POVERTY ACT was quickly approved by a senate committee and cleared for the next step, debate in a democrat-controlled senate.

The GLOBAL POVERTY ACT is unique in its breathtaking scope. It is not foreign-aid. The Act will require the President and Congress to set aside .07% of the annual gross national product - our GNP - to be distributed around the globe to relieve poverty at a cost of about $800 billion dollars annually to taxpayers. It is Barack Obama’s response to the call of the Bali Global Warming Conference for a global carbon tax; a blatant redistribution of the planet’s wealth to the “powerless”.

Coupled with his riveting stump speeches which generate huge emotional reactions from his equally huge audiences - speeches which literally call for a redistribution of wealth right here at home as well - Barack Obama’s sponsorship of the GLOBAL POVERTY ACT gives us a chilling preview of an Obama presidency.

Just to put that $800 billion into perspective, realize that it’s more than half
of what we spend on entitlements now.  What Obama is proposing is an approximately 65% increase in entitlement spending, except that this time the entitlements aren’t even for Americans.

That is an enormous amount of money that Americans, already heavily burdened with taxes, can ill-afford to pay.  So why should we have to pay it?  Because Obama, the Democrats and their liberal buddies in the international community have decided that it is what America’s tithing should be in order to achieve the rather vague goal of “fighting global poverty.”

Of course, one would think that before Americans are required to foot this heavy new entitlements bill Obama and his comrades would have to prove that any of the money America has spent before on “fighting poverty” has moved us any closer at all to actually ending poverty, but that probably makes too much sense.

Maybe, instead of forcing Americans to pay for this foreign aid, Obama could just set up a new check box on our tax documents letting us volunteer to send the money if we want to.  Because if his idea is a good one lots and lots of Americans would support it, right?

Er, maybe not so much.

Update: Whoops, poor math skills inflated the total Obama wants to spend.

Even so, all the points above stand.

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Comments

Rob, whoever did that math needs a refresher course.

0.07% of $12 trillion works out around to $8 billion

On another note we have Senator Obama to thank for demonstrating once again that the global warming jihad isn’t so much about saving the Earth as much as it is about robbing from the rich to give to the poor nations third-world totalitarian leaders in a pointless exchange of revenue.

Carrick on February 16, 2008 at 10:11 am

I find it interesting that the lefties are always telling us that we can’t be the “world’s policeman”, or that we shouldn’t try to provide freedom for the world’s oppressed peoples or to share our hugely successful free enterprise economic system with them, but it’s just fine for us to be the world’s welfare provider.


If govt control of the economy were the way to go, the Soviet Union would be the richest, most powerful nation in the history of the world.

Thanks to Obama, America remains the only country where it is illegal to drill our own oil!

robert108 on February 16, 2008 at 10:14 am

Carrick: No matter what the number, it’s too much.  We can’t afford it, and we certainly can’t afford a Barack Obama as President.


If govt control of the economy were the way to go, the Soviet Union would be the richest, most powerful nation in the history of the world.

Thanks to Obama, America remains the only country where it is illegal to drill our own oil!

robert108 on February 16, 2008 at 10:16 am

Just a followup on that comment, I think anybody who is genuinely interested in changing the state of poverty in these third world countries should spend a few minutes researching the consequences of blank checks sent to these impoverished third world nations.

What one realizes is that the reason that poverty exists in most of those countries is because of the totalitarian socialist governments running those countries.  Without launching into a treatise on why socialism is a necessary prerequisite for a stable totalitarian government (you are buying out the poor), I’ll just point out that if you hand these governments a blank check you are just propping up the government, and therefore indefinitely extending the poverty and suffering that the peoples of these countries are undergoing.

Bono has had a number of comments on this along the lines “no more blank checks, please” addressing exactly this issue.  I do think that he is right and it is in our common interests to end poverty in those nations, but having your heart “in the right place” as most liberals do pretty much guarantees that they have their heads stuck in a warm, most and dark place at the same time.

Carrick on February 16, 2008 at 10:23 am

Robert108, $8 billion we could afford if it were going to the right place. $800 billion is a gigantic amount, that would slam our country into a major recession, on the other hand.

If we say it as part of a process of democratizing these countries, and extending to them a true free market environment, it would be in our mutual interests for that to happen.

But I agree with you that we can’t afford to send even one red cent to these governments, since we are guaranteed it will just prop up their corrupt regimes even longer.

Carrick on February 16, 2008 at 10:27 am

But I agree with you that we can’t afford to send even one red cent to these governments, since we are guaranteed it will just prop up their corrupt regimes even longer.

Exactly.


If govt control of the economy were the way to go, the Soviet Union would be the richest, most powerful nation in the history of the world.

Thanks to Obama, America remains the only country where it is illegal to drill our own oil!

robert108 on February 16, 2008 at 10:31 am
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Corrected the post.  I should have read a little closer.

As for helping the poor, it often seems to me that we could do that more effectively (and at no cost to the taxpayer) simply by liberalizing a number of our international trade regulations.

Rather than give them money, why not let them earn it?

Of course, that probably wouldn’t sit well with the unions and protectionists at the left.  We can give these people billions of dollars in tax dollars, but god forbid we engage in open trade with them.


The purpose of government shouldn’t be to do good, but simply to refrain from doing evil.

Rob on February 16, 2008 at 10:31 am

I do think that he is right and it is in our common interests to end poverty in those nations…

I should hope the debacle of the so-called “War on Poverty” has taught us that poverty can’t be “ended” by simply throwing money at it.  If that doesn’t work in our country, which has economic and personal freedom, why would we think it would work in countries where they don’t enjoy those freedoms?  The problem in socialist countries is structural; they are using a bad economic model, and no amount of outside money will make it productive.  We should give freely of our economic expertise, not our money.


If govt control of the economy were the way to go, the Soviet Union would be the richest, most powerful nation in the history of the world.

Thanks to Obama, America remains the only country where it is illegal to drill our own oil!

robert108 on February 16, 2008 at 10:36 am

Rob, there are ways we could spend our money in those countries that are much better than giving them the money directly.

For example, reforms in their agricultural practices would make a huge difference, especially in times of “drought”. (A relative word when it comes to agriculture, because changes in farming practices can have a major effect on what a given shortage of rainfall does in terms of agricultural production.)

Doing things that improve their educational systems is another, especially in countries where the only way you can get your kid educated is to send him to some mind-indoctrinating religious “school.”

There are plenty of others, these are the two that came to my head immediately.  Both involve spending some of our resources, but neither involve propping up dictators, which is essentially what Barrack is proposing to do.

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Maybe, Carrick, but it seems to me that free and open trade (prompting an influx of capital and know-how) is a much more efficient way of accomplishing those goals.

Of course, I don’t think the two solutions are mutually exclusive either.  It’s not like we have to do one and not the other.


The purpose of government shouldn’t be to do good, but simply to refrain from doing evil.

Rob on February 16, 2008 at 10:42 am

Obama:

It’s a Washington where politicians like John McCain and Hillary Clinton voted for a war in Iraq that should’ve never been authorized and never been waged - a war that is costing us thousands of precious lives and billions of dollars a week that could’ve been used to rebuild crumbling schools and bridges; roads and buildings; that could’ve been invested in job training and child care; in making health care affordable or putting college within reach.

Obama again:

We can’t keep spending money that we don’t have in a war that shouldn’t have been fought. We can’t keep mortgaging our children’s future on a mountain of debt. We can’t keep driving a wider and wider gap between the few who are rich and the rest who are struggling to keep pace.

As usual, it’s not the principle that matters.

iAMbs on February 16, 2008 at 10:56 am

Rob, I’m thinking of the old saw “give a hungry man bread so he can eat, and he’ll be hungry tomorrow.  Teach him how to grow his own wheat and he’ll never be hungry again”.

But I agree with you on free market systems.  The unfortunate facts is they exist as a result of the “pay off to the general public” by the totalitarian regimes, who otherwise few would ever support. 

The bottom line is that a free markets will never exist in those countries until there is a change in their political system.  I think the solution is “revolution from within”. 

But it would initially have to involve seed-money from our government, because what businessman would invest in such a corrupt system?  Nor why would he invest knowing that his investments could be confiscated at will, and further that the US government would probably even look the other way when it happened, as they have done in the past.

Carrick on February 16, 2008 at 10:58 am

IAMbs: Obama’s inaccurate rhetoric is still no excuse for us giving welfare to the corrupt nations of the world.  Classic leftie misdirection.


If govt control of the economy were the way to go, the Soviet Union would be the richest, most powerful nation in the history of the world.

Thanks to Obama, America remains the only country where it is illegal to drill our own oil!

robert108 on February 16, 2008 at 11:06 am

Robert, perhaps my point wasn’t clear (wouldn’t be the first time!)  When Obama doesn’t like where the money is going, it’s desperately needed at home.  When he, for political reasons, wants money to go for some pet cause, we’ve got all the money in the world available for it and no need for it here.

iAMbs on February 16, 2008 at 11:13 am

Got it.  I guess I wasn’t clear that I was chiming in with you.


If govt control of the economy were the way to go, the Soviet Union would be the richest, most powerful nation in the history of the world.

Thanks to Obama, America remains the only country where it is illegal to drill our own oil!

robert108 on February 16, 2008 at 11:23 am

D’oh!  I’ll just stop posting and go have more coffee…

iAMbs on February 16, 2008 at 11:38 am

Rob,

I can’t disagree with the intent of the post. But I can’t seem to find anything in senate bill or the house resolution which mentions a percertage of GNP.

It was talked about at the G8 summit:

(9) At the summit of the Group of Eight (G-8) nations in July 2005, leaders from all eight participating countries committed to increase aid to Africa from the current $25,000,000,000 annually to $50,000,000,000 by 2010, and to cancel 100 percent of the debt obligations owed to the World Bank, African Development Bank, and International Monetary Fund by 18 of the world’s poorest nations.

Granted the US would, as always, commit to the lions’ share of this $50B…but this is an agreement coming from our current administration, with at least some at the behest of the Millennium Challenge Act of 2003.

The Obama/Hagel bill is nothing more than a verbosely written tirade commiting us to aid to Africa.


“To love is not to stare steadfast at one another…it is to look forward, in the same direction.”
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laydownSally on February 17, 2008 at 02:57 am

Carrick, LDSally, Robert108:  Mea Culpa! I am the author of the original post A CONSERVATIVE’S NIGHTMARE which Rob excerpted here, and I am to blame for the excessive number of zeros. But, as one of you said, ‘any amount is too much’ in this bizarre scheme.

In my original post - and based on Barack Obama’s speeches and literature - I set forth a detailed account of what we could expect in four years of his Presidency. Maybe I should have called it AN AMERICAN NIGHTMARE.


“Here lies, in honored glory, an American soldier, known but to God.”

Liberals claim to want to give a hearing to other views, but then are shocked and offended to discover that there are other vews.

William F. Buckley Jr.

pparets on February 17, 2008 at 06:53 am

I have never known a Democrat who met a tax they did not like. Obama is no different.

Socialism is socialism even when you camouflage it as a Democrat.

Mickey on February 17, 2008 at 10:49 am

Carrick, LDSally, Robert108:  Mea Culpa! I am the author of the original post A CONSERVATIVE’S NIGHTMARE which Rob excerpted here, and I am to blame for the excessive number of zeros. But, as one of you said, ‘any amount is too much’ in this bizarre scheme.

I knew already. Well written by the way, despite your inadvertent mathematical error.

So if you (or Rob) could, would you please answer a couple of questions I have ?

Would you provide a link as to your source of this:

The Act will require the President and Congress to set aside .07% of the annual gross national product - our GNP

and…

It is Barack Obama’s response to the call of the Bali Global Warming Conference for a global carbon tax;

Is this prose on your part, or was this referenced somewhere? I’m not criticizing, just curious.

Thanks.


“To love is not to stare steadfast at one another…it is to look forward, in the same direction.”
                                  Saint-Exupéry

laydownSally on February 17, 2008 at 11:40 am

LaydownSally:  For you, Madam? Anything!

The link to the details on the Obama/Hagel bill - which now that I went back and looked - does cost over $800 billion and takes .7% of our GNP, not the .07% I originally posted - is as follows:

http://www.glenbeck.com/content/articles/article/198/5991/

Since the original UN resolution calling on the G8 nations to pony up was followed by the Bali global warming conference also calling on wealthy nations to support a global tax to empower poorer ‘powerless’ states, I concluded that Barack Obama, a committed internationalist, was responding to the call.


“Here lies, in honored glory, an American soldier, known but to God.”

Liberals claim to want to give a hearing to other views, but then are shocked and offended to discover that there are other vews.

William F. Buckley Jr.

pparets on February 17, 2008 at 03:15 pm

Sorry, pparets.

The link only takes me to Glen Becks homepage.

I searched through it and came up empty.

Would you check the link?

Thanks


“To love is not to stare steadfast at one another…it is to look forward, in the same direction.”
                                  Saint-Exupéry

laydownSally on February 17, 2008 at 04:07 pm

Well Folks,

Now I’m critizing.

I’m sure if I wanted to, especially since I’m no fan of Obama, I could dig up plenty of reasons why and how he would make things worse for us.

But from the first mathematical error to the last (i.e. 0.7% of GNP is still not $800M), the information from above is full of errors, and should be retracted.

There is a Global Poverty Act before congress (H.R. 1302 and S. 2433) but as I stated earlier it is…

nothing more than a verbosely written tirade commiting us to aid to Africa.

Whether you agree with these bills or not, they are recieving full bi-partisan support and are in fact an
expansion on what Bush already has in place. Nothing more.

I don’t know if it’s a misunderstanding or a misreading of what Glen Beck wrote but no where can I find a number which is the product of a percentage of GNP.


“To love is not to stare steadfast at one another…it is to look forward, in the same direction.”
                                  Saint-Exupéry

laydownSally on February 17, 2008 at 05:58 pm

LaydownSally:  There but for a single ‘n’ go I. Sorry. =)  Here’s the correct link for the Obama GLOBAL POVERTY ACT info.

http://www.glennbeck.com/content/articles/article/198/5991/


“Here lies, in honored glory, an American soldier, known but to God.”

Liberals claim to want to give a hearing to other views, but then are shocked and offended to discover that there are other vews.

William F. Buckley Jr.

pparets on February 17, 2008 at 06:18 pm

pparets,

Thanks. It worked.

I hope you read my above comment, because it still applies.

I like Glenn Beck, but he’s got it all wrong in this instance.


“To love is not to stare steadfast at one another…it is to look forward, in the same direction.”
                                  Saint-Exupéry

laydownSally on February 17, 2008 at 08:11 pm

LaydownSally:  Interestingly, the exact same .7% and a cost of $800 billion or more for the Global Poverty Act was reported on NPR… of all places!

I have no link to it.


“Here lies, in honored glory, an American soldier, known but to God.”

Liberals claim to want to give a hearing to other views, but then are shocked and offended to discover that there are other vews.

William F. Buckley Jr.

pparets on February 17, 2008 at 08:21 pm

pparets,

Use you calculator…it doen’t compute and..
It’s not in the bill!!

Do your research.


“To love is not to stare steadfast at one another…it is to look forward, in the same direction.”
                                  Saint-Exupéry

laydownSally on February 17, 2008 at 08:39 pm

laydownsally:  Do my research? I’m inclined to trust the work done by Beck’s staff and the people at NPR.

Why are you so fixated on this?  If you disagree with the findings, feel free to contact Glenn Beck and express your displeasure.

Is it accurate to assume that you support the purpose and intent of the Obama/Hagel Global Poverty Act?


“Here lies, in honored glory, an American soldier, known but to God.”

Liberals claim to want to give a hearing to other views, but then are shocked and offended to discover that there are other vews.

William F. Buckley Jr.

pparets on February 17, 2008 at 08:52 pm

Sorry pparets,

I’ll drop it…just thought you might be interested in the truth, when you blog about something.

Guess not.


“To love is not to stare steadfast at one another…it is to look forward, in the same direction.”
                                  Saint-Exupéry

laydownSally on February 17, 2008 at 09:40 pm

LaydownSally:  I would like to think that you are being a little testy here. I would never knowingly print anything that I knew was not the truth.


“Here lies, in honored glory, an American soldier, known but to God.”

Liberals claim to want to give a hearing to other views, but then are shocked and offended to discover that there are other vews.

William F. Buckley Jr.

pparets on February 17, 2008 at 09:52 pm

LDS: Have done some research on this bill, and can’t find the hard numbers, but still maintain that it’s a flawed concept to try to do anything about poverty by tax and spend tactics.  It’s unfair, IMO, to confiscate money from the productive people in one country to give to the corrupt UN, which will then pass some of it on to various corrupt dictators and slaveowners around the world.  Even here in the US, where we have an actual good economic system, that tactic doesn’t work, so why would anyone think it would work anywhere else?  Instead of quibbling about numbers, realize that even one dollar is too much to put into this boondoggle.


If govt control of the economy were the way to go, the Soviet Union would be the richest, most powerful nation in the history of the world.

Thanks to Obama, America remains the only country where it is illegal to drill our own oil!

robert108 on February 17, 2008 at 10:16 pm

Robert,

It’s unfair, IMO, to confiscate money from the productive people in one country to give to the corrupt UN, which will then pass some of it on to various corrupt dictators and slaveowners around the world. 

I agree with you, except on one point. The money isn’t going to the UN.

Instead of quibbling about numbers, realize that even one dollar is too much to put into this boondoggle.

Once again I agree. But, I’m not quibbling about the numbers. They are wrong, but that’s beside the point.

Now understand…so I don’t have to repeat myself.
I don’t agree with this program, but this whole concept started with Bush at the G8 summit, not Obama. And I’m not defending Obama.

My dispute with blogs such as this is that we constantly complain about the libs ignoring the facts… then we turn around and attack Obama with untruths.


“To love is not to stare steadfast at one another…it is to look forward, in the same direction.”
                                  Saint-Exupéry

laydownSally on February 17, 2008 at 10:44 pm

Last word,

This isn’t a typo I’m refering to, the whole thing is wrong.

The money isn’t going to the UN.
The numbers are wrong.
Bush started this process.
Republicans are going along with it.
But since Obama/Hagel introduced this bill, we lay it all at their feet.

All this from one small paragraph on Becks’ website.

And then there is this:

It is Barack Obama’s response to the call of the Bali Global Warming Conference for a global carbon tax

You know where that came from?

Since the original UN resolution calling on the G8 nations to pony up was followed by the Bali global warming conference also calling on wealthy nations to support a global tax to empower poorer ‘powerless’ states, I concluded that Barack Obama, a committed internationalist, was responding to the call.

Now I know we don’t adhere to the strict rules of journalism..but that’s absurd.

The next time Hannitized and Puzzelfeet complain that we are biased…What should we tell them?


“To love is not to stare steadfast at one another…it is to look forward, in the same direction.”
                                  Saint-Exupéry

laydownSally on February 17, 2008 at 11:13 pm

No matter who proposed it, it’s a load of crap.


If govt control of the economy were the way to go, the Soviet Union would be the richest, most powerful nation in the history of the world.

Thanks to Obama, America remains the only country where it is illegal to drill our own oil!

robert108 on February 18, 2008 at 12:25 am

My dispute with blogs such as this is that we constantly complain about the libs ignoring the facts… then we turn around and attack Obama with
untruths.

Despite your generalization, it isn’t anything like a regular occurrence with the conservatives on this blog; with the lefties, though…you have it about right.
Nobody’s perfect, but we generally get things right.


If govt control of the economy were the way to go, the Soviet Union would be the richest, most powerful nation in the history of the world.

Thanks to Obama, America remains the only country where it is illegal to drill our own oil!

robert108 on February 18, 2008 at 12:28 am
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Am I the only person that is astounded by how many people are buying into this guy’s garbage. His ideas have less substance than a cup of Jell-O but if a person points out that fact then they are accused of being a racist. I believe that when he wins the nomination there will be a mass exodus of Hillary supporters flocking to McCain. I’m not going to try and make a prediction, but either McCain is going to get “Doled” or Obama is going to get “Dukakased.”

Christophe on April 27, 2008 at 06:24 pm
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Obama is anti-american, this is his plan to ‘CHANGE’ us from a super-power down to a poor 3rd world country. Some people are blind to this.  This is 845 Billion over & above the 300 Billion we provide in foreign aid already. The thugs & theives at the U.N. will get this money, and give it to every country hostile to the U.S.  This will bankrupt & weaken us to where we will be forced to be subordinate to control by the U.N. or simply concquered by other countries.  Thanks, Obama, you dick.

RSR on June 20, 2008 at 10:52 am
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I am a retired law enforcement officer. I am considered to be a “blue coller” worker. Therefore, it should excite me that the Obama wants to “redistribute the wealth” by taking from the rich and giving to the poor. Sounds good to this old working stiff. The problem with that philosophy is that history has proven that,in reality,it dosn’t work. Karl Mark introduced the concept back in the late 1800s. He wrote,“From each ,according to his ability to each ,according to his need.” We all know what Karl Mark’s pilosophy brought to the masses. Is there anyone out there who can tell me why this sort of distoted thinking will work now when,throughout history,everytime it has been tried, it has only caused misery to us working people. Let the rich stay rich. I will continue to enjoy my meger pinsion. Thank you very much just the same.

Frank Pierce on September 21, 2008 at 11:30 am
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To sally and friends I have read the bill in question s2433 it does not stipulate a fraction of GDP we aren’t getting off that easy. It will
“REQUIRE the President to develop and IMPLEMENT” that’s not a request, to fulfill the “Millennium Development Goal”
“(4) The United Nations Millennium Development
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[Struck out->]United Nations[<-Struck out] Millennium Development
Goals include the goal of reducing by one-half the proportion of people worldwide, between 1990 and 2015, that live on less than $1 per day, cutting in half the proportion of people suffering from hunger and unable to access safe drinking water and sanitation, reducing child mortality by two-thirds, ensuring basic education for all children, and reversing the spread of HIV/AIDS and malaria, while sustaining the environment upon which human life depends.”
I THINK 840 billion is derived from 1 billion people times 10 dollars times 12 months times 7 years = 840 billion. Problem is that’s way.. way.. way off that doesn’t count postage wait it gets better
WE have to provide safe drinking water. Pumps filters pipes installation etc.

We have to provide food ship it , distribute it, provide the trucks, longshoremen, accountants, security, roads etc.

We have to install the sanitation earthmoving equipment pipes toilets T.P. treatment plants etc.

We have to reduce child mortality by 2/3 Magic wands maybe?

We have to provide basic education to ALL children that includes schools, books, pencil, paper, teachers, lunches, electricity, etc.

WE have to reverse the spread of HIV?!?!?! I guess we just castrate everyone.

We have to stop the spread of malaria more magic wands?!

while sustaining the environment upon which human life depends Lots of BIG magic wands.

This monster is world wide not just one country. This will have a price tag in the HUNDREDS of TRILLIONS. Even as I write this my mind is reeling with enormity of this debacle. Pouring this tidalwave of cash into an economy that is built on pennies would cause an economic collapse that would make the great depression into a foot note. For anyone not familiar with history let me point to the gold rush so much gold flowed into the yukon economy that eggs sold for a dollar EACH in NJ they sold for 65 cents a DOZEN,
coffee sold for $1.50 a PINT in PA $0.85 for 2 pounds. Then after the glut comes the crash and famine pestilence war….This is too much I gotta stop I’m sorry.

Richard J on October 17, 2008 at 01:20 pm
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Have you heard this 2001 radio interview in which Obama discusses wanting redistribution of wealth?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iivL4c_3pck

Mary Heinze on October 27, 2008 at 04:47 am
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I am sick and tired of the black, mexican, asian, and south american helpless miorities screaming for the dumbass government to take care of them..

I have had enough of people who wait for handouts and panhandle to the government for their damn food stamps and their diapers.. they all like to have kids so the government gives them another wellfare check!!

dumb dumb dumb ass minorities who speak ebonics and smell!!!

who needs it??? say hello to obama america and welcome in socialism the onto dictatorship!! the free markets will shutdown once obama is elected!!

maximumbody on October 27, 2008 at 08:27 pm

If you’ll remember, Sam Kennison had a novel fix for the starving masses.
YOUTube might carry the segment.


Without an honest exchange of ideas, how can a mind grow?

RebTex on October 27, 2008 at 08:34 pm
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“To take from one, because it is thought that his own industry and that of his fathers has acquired too much, in order to spare others, who, or whose fathers have not exercised equal industry and skill, is to violate arbitrarily the first principle of association, ‘the guarantee to every one of a free exercise of his industry, and the fruits acquired by it.’”
—Thomas Jefferson

RememberWhen on October 28, 2008 at 11:43 am
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You can tell a man by the company he keeps.Globalist and marxist seem to be the bulk of his people.
It’s time to be vigilant.

whoa on February 1, 2009 at 10:09 am
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Instead of stealing from smart productive people to feed stupid weak and lazy people who overbreed and have no civilization what we should do is start sending them our vitamin rich feces. to third world scum our crap will be a welcome and nutritious meal. just spice it up a little. When republicans get full power back and we will, we need to remember what obama tried to do before he was fired. Then we can end ALL Welfare here and abroad, all welfare ever was for is to Feed and Breed Ghettos as “vote farms ”  for Democrats. Have you black people ever noticed that no matter how much Democrats claim to be helping you they only give you enough to barely survive and breed them another generation of ghetto vote SLAVES. The Democrat party are the new slave masters, while the media is their willing acomplices.  Remember people a nation of ALL Liberals could NEVER stand up in the world. They need to leech off productive moral people in order to enact their reverse Darwinism.

Van on March 27, 2009 at 06:43 am
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