Big Bang Theory part deux.

Why is it this Nation must rely on foreign journalists to actually report the news? Below is a story from the Financial Times in England. Are you ready for this America? The President using Executive orders to force feed his agenda, all you 20 somethings who voted for change most likely don't even know what this term means. We are going to see a frenzy of legislation from Congress and Executive orders in the first weeks of this new administration that has never been seen in this Nation's history. Of course it will be spoon fed for the mass public who watches the national nightly news or reads USA Today, as actions which need to taken to secure jobs, the economic markets, and provide security for the masses. But the public won't bother to read the language of this legislation, they will be comfortable to have Brian Williams report to them about what is about to happen. Ted Kennedy has been working on a healthcare package for the past month, meeting with lobbyists and formulating a bill which will be introduced right after the coronation of the Messiah. The Socialist party of America has also been working on taking over your 401k and retirement programs. You folks have to know the government will take much better care of your retirement packages than you can. Fork it over folks. They've done such a bang-up job with Social Security huh? Now, you will fund Social Security with your 401k when the Feds take it over. But, no need to worry, you'll get 3% a year interest while your money is backed by US bonds and a 600.00 bonus. WOW! Aint that great? What a country.

William Ayers was right, a revolution starts with the youth. This started 20 years ago when T-ball games would no longer keep score in order to make sure the players didn't have self-esteem issues. It started with the flippant diagnosing of Ridalin to any child which acted out in class. Acting out? Don't punish, medicate. The Socialist party of this Nation has infiltrated the school system. It won't be but a month or so after the coronation of the Messiah, that there will be a requirement that all public school classrooms are required to have a photo of the Messiah hanging prominently. This wont be reported by Brian Williams or Katie Couric, on the nightly news, they will be all consumed about hard hitting news like what sort of dog the Messiah will select as the official National pet. No doubt he will select a dog. Dogs are socialist in nature. Labs, Retrievers, Sheppard's. Dogs are basically, feed me and I'll love you. Cats require you to earn their trust. There will not be a cat in the Messiah's family.

Get ready America, we have been set up for a blindside January 21st, 2009.



Obama set to push ‘big bang’ reform package
By Edward Luce in ‘Washington
Published: November 9 2008 19:17 Last updated: November 9 2008 19:17
US President-elect Barack Obama intends to push a comprehensive programme of social and economic reform beyond an immediate emergency stimulus package, Rahm Emanuel, the next White House chief of staff, indicated on Sunday.
Mr Emanuel brushed aside concerns that an Obama administration would risk taking on too much when it takes office in January. He said Mr Obama saw the financial meltdown as an historic opportunity to deliver the large-scale investments that Democrats had promised for years.
Tackling the meltdown would not entail delays in plans for far-reaching energy, healthcare and education reforms when all three were also in crisis, he said. “These are crises you can no longer afford to postpone [addressing].”
Mr Emanuel, Mr Obama’s first appointment after his emphatic victory over John McCain last week, added that Mr Obama would push hard during the 11-week transition before he is inaugurated for early assistance to the collapsing US car industry, which he described as “an essential part of our economy”.
His comments increased pressure on George W. Bush to approve a widely-touted $25bn emergency package for Detroit – possibly as part of a second emergency stimulus package to stave off further decline in the rapidly deteriorating US economy.
Mr Obama will meet Mr Bush on Monday and is likely to seek the outgoing president’s reassurance that he would not veto any stimulus package that could be passed as soon as next week when Congress meets for a “lame duck” session.
Sunday’s comments also reinforce the impression that Mr Obama’s transition economic advisory board – which includes leading lights of the Clinton era, such as Lawrence Summers and Robert Rubin – is tilting heavily towards a “big bang” approach that would combine a short-term stimulus with large public investments to raise the longer-term US growth rate.
In a radio address to the nation on Saturday, Mr Obama emphasised the urgency both of passing a fiscal stimulus package, which could include a middle-class tax cut, and of moving swiftly ahead on long-term public investments.
“We can’t afford to wait on moving forward on the key priorities that I identified during the campaign, including clean energy, healthcare, education and tax relief for middle-class families,” said Mr Obama. “We also need a rescue plan for the middle class that invests in immediate efforts to create jobs and provides relief to families watching their paychecks shrink and their life savings disappear.”
Economists have estimated the US budget deficit could more than double next year to almost $1,000bn, raising concerns about whether Mr Obama could deliver on expensive campaign promises including $150bn in investments in alternative energy over the next decade and a $60bn-$110bn plan to provide universal health insurance for Americans.
In contrast to 1992, when Mr Clinton postponed longer-term investments in favour of urgent budget deficit reduction, advisers to Mr Obama, including Mr Summers, who is tipped by some as his first Treasury secretary, are tilting towards investments. They emphasise that Mr Obama will stick to a medium-term goal of restoring fiscal discipline.
Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2008