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3.2.09 @ 6:01AM

TRANSPARENT IN ITS FRAUD
Re: George Neumayr's AnotherSham.gov:

A friend of mine who patrols E-bay bulletin boards has recently been seeing a lot of conversations like the following:

Person A: When will I be able to get free medical care?
Person B: Be patient. President Obama promised it would be available soon.
Person A: I hope so. I need a lot of care.

Hang on to your wallets. It’s going to be an impoverishing ride into the indefinite future.
-- David Govett
Davis, California

I'm glad Mr. Neumayr put the word "tyranny" up there in bright lights. Now I would be very grateful if someone would please confirm the following.

1. Neither socialism nor communism can take root in a capitalist economy which is thriving. I'm not a Marxist, but Obama is reputed to be one, yet I know that. Surely he does.

2. Saul Alinsky taught that radicals cannot bring about change unless they first either find or create discontent. I'm not a disciple of Alinsky, but Obama is reputed to be one, yet I know that. Surely he does.

3. Not a hundred days into his administration, and Obama has already taken huge steps toward wrecking the American economy (and China will soon own our government).

4. Not a hundred days into his administration, and Obama has already begun to nationalize our most fundamental capitalist systems -- banking in several aspects, and our most important industry, the automobile industry (which means control over the thousands of industries that depend on it).

5. Not a hundred days into his administration, and Obama has already begun to remove or weaken important elements of our democratic form of government, starting with the basis for all of them -- voting.

6. Obama has put us on a path which will be very hard to reverse. WARNING! Tyranny Ahead!

If I'm right, our future looks very grim.
-- A. C. Santore

A local newscaster recently, in an orgiastic outburst of fervent support for President Obama, called the stimulus bill a "transformative" piece of legislation.

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