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Politics : Ask Michael Burke -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Knighty Tin who wrote (121497)	3/22/2010 1:36:55 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 132070

“The edlerly need to realize that they have a responsibility to die….” —Tom Daschle, former U.S. senator, current White House adviser The above quote is from the 2008 book, Critical: What We Can Do about the Health-Care Crisis, by Tom Daschle et al. ------------------------------- on issues important to the elite, like asset stripping the citizenry (increasing taxes, increases special interest payouts and decreasing peasant service), there is no real difference between the parties. shutting up and dying increases the amount of money eligible for feudal lord looting. of course, daschle won't have to die - just the "cannon fodder" types. i think the republicans want this bill to pass. it is much more controlling that they let on. my bet is that when the republicans win big this november, and they will, that they don't fully repeal this bill. they may cut the imaginary services that we are supposed to get in 2015, but i really doubt they cut the taxes. we are bankrupt - fully looted by the uber elites that run our banking system, our fed and our major corporations. the reason they want cap and tax is that it locks them into a monopoly position. once they get that by making competition prohibitive (what new company can compete heads up with a billion dollar cap and tax bogey?), they will raise prices and rake in incredible profits knowing nobody can compete with them. that's the game, not saving the environment. if they cared about the environment, they wouldn't be dropping depleted uranium on mud huts.