Comments on: Tomorrow Is Here Today

By: Greg

Greg — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 04:18:52 +0000

Rand,
This is very serious. I keep telling people this has never happened before in human history. Everyone should be scared but brave too. Good people like you will be needed when we rebuild the country. Thank you for the comment.
Greg

By: RAND MAJESTIC

RAND MAJESTIC — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 08:47:14 +0000

GREG-I AM NOT TRYING TO BE TO “CUTE” OR WAX PEDANTIC-AN EDUCATION AT STETSON UNIVERSITY ENABLED COMMUNICATION, AND POLITICAL LABELS ARE USELESS AT THIS POINT. I WASN’T MUCH FOR UNDERSTANDING THE MILTON FRIEDMAN FREE AND MIXED ECONOMY MODELS-EXCEPT-I KNOW THEY AREN’T WORKING. IT IS SCARY, GREG-WE A-R-E PAYING A RANSOM DEBT TO SOME GROUP THAT HAS USURPED TOTAL MORAL MANIPULATION AND WORLD POWERS.I USED TO CHUCKLE AT THE OLD T.V. SERIES “MILLENNIUM”, THE PREPOSTEROUS PREMISE THAT A SECRETIVE GROUP COULD CRIPPLE THE COURSE OF HUMAN HISTORY-BUT I REREAD THE RANTINGS OF ONE AUSTRIAN REBEL WHO DREAMED OF WORLD DOMINATION-ADOLPH HITLER. IT SEEMED PREPOSTEROUS THAT ONE MAN COULD MANIPULATE AND SUBJUGATE AN ENTIRE WORLD BRUTALLY.. THE LONGER THIS CIRCUS OF CORRUPTION IS ALLOWED-THE MORE DIRECT AND BRUTAL THE BREAK TO KILL IT OFF WILL BE. CANCER AIN’T CURED BY WISHIN’! THE SEEKING OUT OF THESE ELEMENTS WILL BE LONG AND ARDUOUS,BUT THE STAKES WE ARE PLAYING FOR ARE NO LESS THEN THE ENTIRE HISTORY AND DESTINY OF MANKIND. WE TAKE THESE ISSUES DEADLY SERIOUS. I NOW BEGIN TO SEE WHAT THE REAL FEELINGS WERE BEFORE THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. THERE IS AN ELEMENT SO POWERFULLY CORRUPT, IT MUFFLES AND GAGS EVEN THE MOUTH OF THE HIGHEST OFFICIALS-I AM CONCERNED, SIR- I AM FRIGHTENED.

By: Greg

Greg — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 02:15:43 +0000

Rand,
I hope you are wrong but fear you just might be right. Thank you for takinbg the time to comment.
Greg

By: RAND MAJESTIC

RAND MAJESTIC — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 04:20:59 +0000

YA’LL REALLY DON’T “GET IT”,DO YOU? STILL A LITTLE SMUGNESS ON BOTH SIDES, A LITTLE ARROGANCE THAT SAYS “MY POOP DON’T STINK!” WHEN THE JOBS GET CUT ( AND YOU HAVE NONE ) ,WHEN INFLATION SETS IN ( AND A SMALL HAMBURGER COSTS 4.OO DOLLARS ), AND THERE ISN;T MUCH OF ANYTHING ON SHELVES BECAUSE WE DON’T PRODUCE ANYTHING—THEN WER “GOT TROUBLE—RIGHT HERE IN RIVER CITY; T RHYMES WITH P AND THAT STANDS FOR PEDANTIC FOOLS!” THE LACK OF EVERYTHING WILL GUT THE INFRASTRUCTURE BEFORE HOARDED STOCKPILES RUN DOWN-AND PEOPLE ARE GONNA REVOLT AND GET VIOLENT. YES-YES—-WE HAVE MASSIVE ARMAMENT STOCKPILES—BUT THE PROBLEM ISN’T ZOMBIES POURING THROUGH THE STREETS-IT IS HUNGRY PEOPLE. IF CREDIT REMAINS FROZEN TO PREVENT INFLATION—THERE IS REVOLY. IF CREDIT IS OPENED, THE INFLATION WILL MAKE THE CURRENCT WORTHLESS—REVOLT, AGAIN. WE CAN REBOOT THE PRODUCTION OF SELF-SUBSISTENCE OF OUR RESOURCES—BUT IT WILL TAKE A LONG WHILE. START TO THINK OF THE ISRAELITES LEAVING EGYPT AND HANGING OUT IN YHE DESERT FOR 40 YEARS—–PRETTY RADICAL! IT IS MORE THEN A FEW RETCHED STREET VAGRANTS COLLECTING CANS—-THE LIFESTYLE AND HOPES OF A BETTER FUTURE ARE KAPUTT!MANY PEOPLE WILL FREAK-OUT AND PSYCHOLOGICALLY GO VIOLENTLY BONKERS. AND-YOUR LAP-TOP AND TEXTING PHONES WILL PROBABLY BE A FOND MEMORY AS YOUR EOAST ANIMAL MEAT ON YOUR SPEARS OVER A WATCH-FIRE—-AM I SINKING IN TO YOUR KARMA CONSCIOUSNESS, YET, BUBBALA?!

By: Greg

Greg — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 03:48:00 +0000

Brad,
The country is drowning in the most serious debt problem in history. If you read the 115 or posts I have written you will see I have named both parties for the financial black hole Americans are facing. The very survival of the nation is at stake. We will all sink or rise together. I hope you continue to read and comment on the site.
Greg

By: Brad Thrasher

Brad Thrasher — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 01:59:13 +0000

hey Greg,

Excuse me!!! Which party was left with a surplus and spent it on tax cuts, launched two wars and an entitlement Medicare part D that it didn’t put in the budget? Hmmm…and you want to blame the Dems for that? You may as well join in the whacko Cheney crowd and argue 9/11 didn’t happen on the Bush watch. I suppose you say deregulation didn’t happen under Reagan

I get it. All this so called bipartisan blame on your part is a ruse to blame Dems for what Republicans did.

All the best and good luck with your future endeavors,
Thrash

By: Greg

Greg — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 01:16:52 +0000

Brad,
Please. The country is burning. If you want to fight over the deck chairs, have at it. Thank you for your perspective.
Greg

By: Greg

Greg — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 01:14:20 +0000

George,
This line is priceless “We are borrowing money to pay back borrowed money.” It sums up the problem well. Keep em coming.
Greg

By: George

George — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 12:16:27 +0000

“Sounds like a good time to start tapping the nest egg. Too bad the federal government already spent that money over the years on other programs, preferring to borrow from Social Security rather than foreign creditors. In return, the Treasury Department issued a stack of IOUs — in the form of Treasury bonds — which are kept in a nondescript office building just down the street from Parkersburg’s municipal offices.”

“Now the government will have to borrow even more money, much of it abroad, to start paying back the IOUs, and the timing couldn’t be worse. The government is projected to post a record $1.5 trillion budget deficit this year, followed by trillion dollar deficits for years to come.”

Greg,
We are borrowing money to pay back borrowed money. Congress, both Dems and Repubs have squandered the retirement and health insurance premiums of tens of millions of seniors, paid in advance.

By: Brad Thrasher

Brad Thrasher — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 11:46:31 +0000

Hey Greg,

True, but I unaware of the Dems being cold and contemptuous or finding humor in sad plight of others.

All the best,
Thrash