Government organizations

[methodistgirl]

I just found out some things on what the government's doing. No wonder
people are mad at our president. I will tell you why after your response.
judy tooley

[Corno Dolce]

Lets be careful and not start a laundry list of foibles, faults, and fallacies that will be misused once again as we have seen in the past. My Aunt May from Sweden once told me: *If you have nothing good to say about a country then don't say it*.

[methodistgirl]

The FBI,CIA, and Homeland Security is having President Bush to keep
his mouth shut on a lot of things. I found it on a you tube video.
He wanted to warn us of a terrorist who is here in the US who has
access to the atomic bomb and plays with guns. But his speech was
censored by the government. That is the reason why Mr. Bush will
play with words when asked any questions. He wants to do a good
job and the government won't let him. Now that's sad isn't it?
judy tooley

[Krummhorn]

I just found out some things on what the government's doing. No wonder people are mad at our president. I will tell you why after your response. judy tooley

It's not all the president's fault ya know ... Congress is as much to blame, as they are the ones who create the (f)laws, and vote themselves raises every year.

It was a Democratic president who vetoed drilling for oil in Alaska - Thanks to Mr. Clinton, we have these insanely high gas prices, where if that bill had passed 10 years ago, we would not be so dependent on foreign oil.

I only have to fill-up every three weeks - each time I go, the cost has risen 28 cents ... with record "all time" profits being claimed by Exxon/Mobil ... appears the government has their hand in this, too.

[methodistgirl]

That is very true Krummhorn. The government will even assassinate the
president to keep him silent. Remember what happened to Kennedy in
the year 1963. I was three years old at the time. People blame it on
Johnson and the others blame it on Oswald. I don't think so. Someone
was there to shut him up with a bullet. Now President Bush has a fight
on his hands with the congress and the rest of the government. They
will sit there and argue with each other. I watched it on C-span one
day. This is what makes him look so bad.
judy tooley

[methodistgirl]

I just read about an Illionis governer who was arrested over a law he broke.
After reading about all the crime that has been committed this year I almost
puked! This nation's leaders need to streighten up or we are going to be
very sorry!
judy tooley

[Krummhorn]

Afraid, we're already sorry
Too much damage has already been done, and not just from the present administration nor just from the White House. Congress and the Senate themselves are just at much at fault.

Our kids today will possibly never have what we adults have ... a paid off mortgage and financial security. The distinct possibility is that by the time my son, now age 21, gets to retirement, there will be no monthly social security income, even though he is required, by law, to contribute towards that. Imagine all the lawsuits against the government in about 45 years - I won't be around for those, thank goodness.

[Corno Dolce]

And 45% of working-age Americans are employed by Government and/or in the Government feed trough. No wonder that there is no wealth creation in America. Government does not sell a marketable service - it consumes taxpayer dollars to fund everybody on Government payroll.

Pretty soon everybody will serve the Government - which is the antithesis of what the Founding Fathers of this Nation envisioned. Refer to the quote in my signature - we will soon be in thrall to the Government - Slavery will then be upon us. Americans will be like the Israelites in the Egyptian Bondage.

[Krummhorn]

I would be willing to wager on that bet, CD ... We will all become employees of the government and will be told when to wipe our noses and where. So much for democracy - but it isn't going to happen within my lifetime ... I bet our country forefathers are rolling over in their graves right now.

[methodistgirl]

So true. Here and now these school kids are having to live by the same stupid dress
code as we did with a difference. Thanks to the ACLU. I wished they would go and
play somewhere and let these school kids wear what they wished as long as it is
modest. A school here has the stupid rule where kids aren't allowed to wear anything
that is print. They can't wear holiday prints or anything like that. Believe me the
schools would have a time with our generation where everything was either print or
psycodellic.
judy tooley