Comments on: TOO MUCH TIME ON OUR HANDS: AMERICA'S ADDICTION TO FANTASY

By: Brittanicus

Brittanicus — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 20:12:44 +0000

We are on the verge of a major breakthrough with the illegal immigration deterrent program E-Verify. Washington has extended E-Verify to the end of October, but that is not enough for the 10 million plus jobless American workers. The stamp of approval of E-Verify has been recognized by the hundreds of thousands, or perchance millions of citizens and legal employees whose innumerable numbers have been disenfranchised by illegal alien labor. An apparel firm was raided by ICE and 1800 workers who are illegal have been fired, unless they can be positively accepted as having the right legal status? Unbelievable! Now without further adieu, we must lambaste the politicians until they make E-Verify permanent? It should be placed on the peak list of interior enforcement tools, and everybody who gets a pay check should be verified as part of the legal workforce.

A huge number of suspected open border players, thought the courts would kill it as unconstitutional, or at least delay it? An amendment was presented by Sen. David Vitter that prevents any further delays in the implementation of the Social Security Administration’s No-Match-letter program. An amendment was also offered by Sen. Jeff Sessions that requires a permanent re-authorization of the application. The usual culprits tried to table the Sen. Sessions E-Verify amendment, but the motion failed and eventually passed. We have dubious decision makers in DC, who are not looking-out for the man/women in the street? This became very blatantly obvious in the stimulus bill, when no language omitted illegal workers from gaining at least 300.000 jobs in construction and other industries. The 247 G law is another successful police program, to identify illegal immigrants on the streets of our communities and highways. This law could be on the chopping block, as well as the ICE raids on pariah businesses. With modifications E-verify could detect illegal aliens applying for drivers licenses, car insurance, home mortgages, health care and much more? LET THE BLOODY EMPLOYERS WHO HAVE INSTIGATED THIS IMMIGRATION MESS–PAY FOR IT

Both California and Nevada’s lawmakers have a high percentage of illegal alien populace, so they are indebted not to enforce immigration laws. We as voters must transfer our frustration and anger to those who represent us at 202-224-3121. A continuous barrage of irate voters has upset the politician’s applecart in their offices, demanding change? You will only discover the true patriotic American politicians by going to and examining their immigration grades at NUMBERSUSA, JUDICIAL WATCH & for OVERPOPULATION statistics CAPSWEB. If we hesitate about these issues, all is lost, and the anti-sovereignty groups will take away our jobs, freedoms. If you really want to view the absolute appalling state our roads, bridges, dams and drinking water structure, watch “The Crumbling of America.” The History channel has been illuminating the complete and utter indifference, while we financially support the world, wars and illegal immigrants for the business community.

By: Subvet416

Subvet416 — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 09:44:50 +0000

You are correct Barrie, the institution of marriage can provide a man with all the the essential hormones and their precursors to enable optimum brain function, but as a wise man once joked “Who the Hell wants to live in an institution?”.

“In strict terms the original Star Fire was the lunar essence of the Goddess, but, even in an everyday mundane environment, menstruum contains the most valuable endocrinal secretions, especially those of the pineal and pituitary glands. The brain’s pineal gland in particular was directly associated with the Tree of Life, for this tiny gland was said to secrete the very essence of active longevity, called soma, or, as the Greeks called it, ambrosia.”

Source: http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/biblianazar/esp_biblianazar_13a.htm#Part%201

For most single men today, orthomolecular therapy offers a safer and more practical route to mental freedom than witchcraft or earning the red and black wings with the Hell’s Angels.

By: duffster

duffster — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 01:50:46 +0000

barrie

check your email

By: duffster

duffster — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 01:45:34 +0000

Absolutely fascinating post. Kornbluth…"the marching morons"

I remember getting that for my dad when he was in the hospital, maybe 1957…heart attack from working in an auto plant.

The Max Cleeland issue…the boys who went after him are now called The League of AmeriKKKan Voters.

Read about them at http://www.prwatch.org [www.prwatch.org]

By: duffster

duffster — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 01:41:21 +0000

would sarah palin have the one or the two killed? if was done, would she have god sort them out? is god still taking orders from her?

who would we ask?

glenn beck?

By: Brownshoe Sailor

Brownshoe Sailor — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 01:22:10 +0000

Vonnegut and Pohl & Kornbluth (e.g., “The Space Merchants”, ca. 1954) planted the seeds that saved me from an Indiana Republican upbringing, where the local country barber had copies of “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion” in the magazine rack next to the John Birch magazine and Guns and Ammo. I did vote for Goldwater in ’64, but eventually woke up. But the Marching Morons we always have with us. Just the other day on PBS they had Saxby Chambliss (the “bum knee” draft dodger whose 2002 Senate campaign linked Max Cleland with Osama and Saddam) appearing as a militaru policy talking head. I’d expect that crap from Faux, but then, PBS _IS_ sponsored by Chevron and the National Assoc. of Mfgrs, and the Mining Association, etc.

By: DA White

DA White — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 22:34:44 +0000

I agree on the part about 3 people working for the government and 2 of them illegals. I along with millions of other people retired from the government and receive my money, direct deposit every month. I don’t see what the stink about government health care is, as most of the people that I know retired from one form or another of government service.

By: barrie w.

barrie w. — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 21:59:10 +0000

for a week or so, i tried to learn what “orthomolecular” was. then i realized i am already married, so a witchdoctor is probably not in my immediate future.

By: barrie w.

barrie w. — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 21:55:24 +0000

can i be swiss?

By: BARRIE W.

BARRIE W. — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 21:48:15 +0000

i cannot even imagine living in a “fly over state”, and having this attitude. i have lived the lifestyle, worked the work. so far in the distance that i wonder what the hell i was thinking about. but raised the family and got this old in spite of myself. amen.

By: Subvet416

Subvet416 — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:18:42 +0000

That was an excellent short story by Kurt Vonnegut. His book, and the 1972 film made from it, “Slaughterhouse Five” are a path to escape from PTSD that really exists. Of course, one needs to be very careful with whom one is dealing, and always have the best and most honorable of intentions, but if that’s freedom’s price, it’s quite reasonable. Do you know that Kurt’s son Mark beat schizophrenia with orthomolecular therapy and is now a psychiatrist himself? You may also like this.

http://freeyourbrain.net/default.htm

Good Luck and Good Hunting!

By: duffster

duffster — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:36:04 +0000

Herman,

You would probably be right if I didn't live in toledo. Trailer trash is considered a compliment here.

If there ever was someone to deserve the term, Palin is it. As this is part of our language, albeit politically incorrect, I find it particularly appropriate when you blend every possible characteristic making up the negative sterotype and then put lipstick on the pig and parade her around the country trying to stink of moral superiority.

I keep remembering Sarah flying into toledo but being bussed out of town quickly to avoid protestors...so she could attend a "murder obama" rally in a town known for its kkk history.

By: duffster

duffster — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:31:44 +0000

Vonnegut signed a copy of Slaughterhouse 5 for me...maybe 70? Melbourne, Fla. Spent an afternoon chatting and breathing second hand smoke.

By: Herman King

Herman King — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:31:40 +0000

Mostly right on, though I don’t like his comments about “trailer trash.” Sounds snobbish. If the economy continues to tank, more and more of us will be living in trailers.

By: Night Flyer

Night Flyer — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:50:38 +0000

A must read for those for have never read it. I spoke with Kurt sometime around 1973 0r 75 while walking and hitch hiking through Conn. somewhere north of Bridgeport. I was sitting on an old wooden bench writing in my journal when he sat down and asked what I was writing about. I told him I was developing an essay on, “The Cycle of Planet Life”. He just smiled with a brightness in his eyes, stood up, and told me, “well don’t let me stop you”. and he simply walked off looking up at the sky. It wasn’t until a year or so later I discovered who that fine gentleman was visited me on that bench. The following link which I believe you must have read long ago was just science fiction but it definitely applies in this day and age as a non fiction essay.

http://instruct.westvalley.edu/lafave/hb.html

By: duffster

duffster — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:07:49 +0000

the swiss do that as a lifestyle

By: Bob Higgins

Bob Higgins — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:06:38 +0000

Excellent rant and a fun read.
You make depression fun.

Higgins