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To: average joe who wrote (8706)	2/16/2008 7:34:56 AM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 12247

I am forced to admit, our (maybe) worst ever centrist politician, called "the Kennedy of Finland" (many women and men thought he looked charming) has now returned after years and years of studying 2-party-politics in and of USA, in some weird university that accepted him as a very-very senior postgraduated young student. He is even worse than when he was driven out. almost tared and feathered. He was very fascinated with New Zealand too, especially the pre-Helenic era of NZ. (but he was cute, some say he is still cute, even charming) He also talks a lot about Bochum, Romania and Nokia, just as cute and brain-dead as he was then, trying to say something as if he would really know and especially understand something. (but he was cute, some say he is still cute, even charming) Ilmarinen Well, he had to return, sooner or later.. many, extremly many years of US university studies at a really senior level. (but he was cute, some say he is still cute, even charming) Now the basic task, hopefully, is a regular job for almost everyone, to just rip him apart, for the wolves, although he barely escaped them last time. (but he was cute, some say he is still cute, even charming) Anyway, with a center-based consensus-based multi-party PR-political system, based on strong majorities, we can even enjoy a totally centrist idiot too, that is the idea of it all. (but he was cute, some say he is still cute, even charming) Chesterton would be a really good laugh, lots for everyone to enjoy, just like Ayn Rand.

To: average joe who wrote (8706)	2/16/2008 7:56:35 AM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 12247

Why is the heroic Greenspan now tarred and feathered for his decision to not allow regulation of sub-prime-housing-loans, just because he felt the true -ism at the home of Ayn Rand, the trully free markets?? Both of them, plus the stallion of Napoleon, were around when the SnL stuff started in Texas, before it spread to USA in general and its tax payers. One has to give them their rights of history and inflation, now oil is more than $100, just as DaddyBush promised. DaddyBush did not even claim to be really religious.