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Jacques Ottawa
Mississauga, Canada
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Rogue Scholar 05 wrote: <quoted text> We know that the September numbers were false as they admitted it. California did not do a complete report and they have by far the largest population. But Obama reported it as fact. Oh, remember, you blame the economy on G.W. and he has been gone almost four years now so you can no longer blame him! ObamaCare is the largest tax increase in U.S. history and that is a fact too! 1. I did not mention GWB in my post. Did I? But should you ask, any economist worth his salt, centre, centre right or centre left, capitalist or socialist, will tell you that the present worldwide, not just US crisis, but worldwide, is GWB-made and will endure for a while yet; 2. You wrote "We know that the September numbers were false as they admitted it." Do you just make this up as you go along or is it planned? You want to look good? Maybe you do to your insane birther ilk, but not to normal intelligent folks. I read, I watch, I listen and unless I was in a coma, I have not heard or seen "We know that the September numbers were false as they admitted it." Please supply a source, a reliable one too. Thank you.
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Justice Dale
Wichita, KS
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Atticus Tiberius Finch wrote: <quoted text> It is from the Bible that man has learned cruelty, rapine and murder; for the belief of a cruel God makes a cruel man. -- Thomas Paine, Paine must have been reading the Koran.
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Atticus Tiberius Finch wrote: <quoted text> Don't forget: Joe's pizza parlor and body shop 1 Sorry, my brother Joe own a pizza joint but no body shop.
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frogmann
Pittsburgh, PA
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youtube.com/watch... …… Obama still hasnt come clean
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This comes from CNN so it must be true. Yep, fraud and waste in government is twice that of the private sector. We also need to contract out airport security!!! Study: Private airport towers as safe, cheaper than government towers; By Mike M. Ahlers, CNN Washington (CNN)-- Air traffic control towers staffed by private contractors are cheaper and provide the same level of safety as towers staffed by government controllers, a new government audit concludes. Contract towers, as they are known, cost on average $537,000 a year to operate, compared with $2 million for comparably busy towers staffed by the Federal Aviation Administration, according to the Department of Transportation's Office of Inspector General. In addition, the contract towers had a "significantly lower number and rate of safety incidents," the report said. Currently, 251 of the nation's 374 towers are staffed by contractors who must meet FAA standards and are overseen by FAA managers. Restricted to lower-volume airports, contract towers nonetheless handle 28 percent of all domestic airport operations. The OIG report likely will give ammunition to Republican lawmakers who favor the privatization of everything from airport control towers to security checkpoints. But it is unlikely to result in an expansion of tower contracting, coming on the heels of the re-election of a president with strong public sector support. http://www.cnn.com/2012/11/20/travel/air-traf...
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Jacques Ottawa
Mississauga, Canada
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Rogue Scholar 05 wrote: <quoted text> Ah, you do know that an average family is 2.2 people and the average Joe is just 1 People, don't you? Are you ranting? Even if the poor guy has to pay for gasoline for TWO cars, and hey, it's his decision, he still is not paying $2,000 more per year for the two cars. Are you gonna come back now and tell me the average guy pays for THREE cars? And funny how you failed to explain, with proof or reliable source, the $4,000 loss in income and $2,500 hike in health care premiums. Will I have to remind you two, three times a day? Was talking to my Newark friend, self-employed, about tax hikes to finance health care. He said "hell, I'll gladly pay $300 more per month than the over-$1,000 per month I'd have to pay now for insurance and which btw I can't afford. And the new policy of non-exclusion of those that have any disease is wonderful as I could not insure my wife as she has a pre-condition. Can you imagine that? You have your lifetime-guaranteed health plan, Rogue. Just consider yourself very fortunate.
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Jacques Ottawa
Mississauga, Canada
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frogmann wrote: youtube.com/watch?v=C3ZsJRmYqB 8&feature=plcp …… Obama still hasnt come clean You dove again without your snorkel did you, frogmann with 2 n's? And came up too fast and got the bends? What an ignorant vulgar childish twat you are. Typical right-wing birther tea partyer trash. Adolsescently thinks that conitunuous farting is funny, witty and the stuff of intellectuals. Birther intellectuals, yes, for sure. How discrouraging that losers and commonest denominators like you are to be found in all corners of the nation. There should be a law, a law that ensures that clonks like you, well, birthers mostly, be hidden from view, specially when there are tourists around.
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Jacques Ottawa
Mississauga, Canada
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Rogue Scholar 05 wrote: This comes from CNN so it must be true. Yep, fraud and waste in government is twice that of the private sector. We also need to contract out airport security!!! Study: Private airport towers as safe, cheaper than government towers; By Mike M. Ahlers, CNN Washington (CNN)-- Air traffic control towers staffed by private contractors are cheaper and provide the same level of safety as towers staffed by government controllers, a new government audit concludes. Contract towers, as they are known, cost on average $537,000 a year to operate, compared with $2 million for comparably busy towers staffed by the Federal Aviation Administration, according to the Department of Transportation's Office of Inspector General. In addition, the contract towers had a "significantly lower number and rate of safety incidents," the report said. Currently, 251 of the nation's 374 towers are staffed by contractors who must meet FAA standards and are overseen by FAA managers. Restricted to lower-volume airports, contract towers nonetheless handle 28 percent of all domestic airport operations. The OIG report likely will give ammunition to Republican lawmakers who favor the privatization of everything from airport control towers to security checkpoints. But it is unlikely to result in an expansion of tower contracting, coming on the heels of the re-election of a president with strong public sector support. http://www.cnn.com/2012/11/20/travel/air-traf... Govt towers are safer because they have more staff. Govt towers cost more because its employees are better paid and have more benefits like health plans, pensions, death benefits that pvt towers. Govt towers handle over 72% of domestic traffic and although you do not mention it, probably 95% of all intl traffic. I know here in Canada, we have the best of both worlds in air traffic control, neither govt nor private, check it out, Rogue, and if offers excellent working condtions with pensions and other benefits. Here at least, the last thing I want is privately-owned general public pvt controllers, specially if they police themselves. Thik of Enron and all those brokers and banks that failed due to self-policing and deregulation. Those food processing firms that best know how to regulate safety withtheir e-coli and other food alerts every 3rd day. Privatize air traffic control and see airplanes collide.
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American Lady
Danville, KY
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Hope you Guys have a ~H~a~p~p~y~ <> ~T~h~a~n~k~s~g~i~v~i~n~g~ <3
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Justice Dale
Wichita, KS
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Jacques Ottawa wrote: <quoted text> You dove again without your snorkel did you, frogmann with 2 n's? And came up too fast and got the bends? What an ignorant vulgar childish twat you are. Typical right-wing birther tea partyer trash. Adolsescently thinks that conitunuous farting is funny, witty and the stuff of intellectuals. Birther intellectuals, yes, for sure. How discrouraging that losers and commonest denominators like you are to be found in all corners of the nation. There should be a law, a law that ensures that clonks like you, well, birthers mostly, be hidden from view, specially when there are tourists around. a bunch of useless words, you didn't get any point across! Damn, I could have just posted "Dicta"!
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Jacques Ottawa
Mississauga, Canada
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Justice Dale wrote: <quoted text>a bunch of useless words, you didn't get any point across! Damn, I could have just posted "Dicta"! Didn't get my point across, did I? Quick response, though. Don't tell me the shoe fits.
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Jacques Ottawa
Mississauga, Canada
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We've already had our thanksgiving, and it was great. Hope all of you Americans and down-south neighbours have a good one too, with the year ending in an upbeat manner for all, and I mean ALL.
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Jacques Ottawa
Mississauga, Canada
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Justice Dale wrote: <quoted text>a bunch of useless words, you didn't get any point across! Damn, I could have just posted "Dicta"! "Dicta" : Authoritative but not binding. Is that what you had in mind? It was authoritative, yes, but only binding if you want it that way.
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Justice Dale
Wichita, KS
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Jacques Ottawa wrote: <quoted text> Didn't get my point across, did I? Quick response, though. Don't tell me the shoe fits. just sounded like a bunch of BS, as usual!
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Justice Dale
Wichita, KS
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Jacques Ottawa wrote: <quoted text> "Dicta" : Authoritative but not binding. Is that what you had in mind? It was authoritative, yes, but only binding if you want it that way. "Opinions of a judge that do not embody the resolution or determination of the specific case before the court. Expressions in a court's opinion that go beyond the facts before the court and therefore are individual views of the author of the opinion and not binding in subsequent cases as legal precedent." BS!!!!
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Jacques Ottawa wrote: <quoted text> You dove again without your snorkel did you, frogmann with 2 n's? And came up too fast and got the bends? What an ignorant vulgar childish twat you are. Typical right-wing birther tea partyer trash. Adolsescently thinks that conitunuous farting is funny, witty and the stuff of intellectuals. Birther intellectuals, yes, for sure. How discrouraging that losers and commonest denominators like you are to be found in all corners of the nation. There should be a law, a law that ensures that clonks like you, well, birthers mostly, be hidden from view, specially when there are tourists around. Wall Street protesters being tested. http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Jacques Ottawa wrote: We've already had our thanksgiving, and it was great. Hope all of you Americans and down-south neighbours have a good one too, with the year ending in an upbeat manner for all, and I mean ALL. I hope you did not eat an dead animal, did you? Now, I like to eat vegetarians like cows!
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Justice Dale
Wichita, KS
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LRS wrote: jacqazz = My MiniApe jacqazz - Liar jacqazz - spineless, gutless, no self-respect, no dignity, no faith, morals or values. Truely a worthless POS! Hot Damn! You are on a roll!! I like it!!!
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Justice Dale
Wichita, KS
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LRS wrote: <quoted text> For once I agree with you. hehehe!! What a dickweed! I am sorry for disparaging the dickweed!!!!
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Justice Dale
Wichita, KS
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LRS wrote: Sorry, I'm not Jacques. I'm another of the 300 million Americans that finds you repulsive. If you are not Jacques, you must have the same homorhagic fever!!
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