If all goes as planned, "The Cat Who Ate Chase Bank" will become a book by sometime in November. Tenative pricing will be 2 books for $25.00-30.00 dollars and hopefully will include shipping costs. Learn more by clicking on the title up above.
Sunday, September 20, 2009
The CAT WHO ATE CHASE BANK BOOK is coming, the blog is already here.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Dylan Ratigan: Americans Have Been Taken Hostage
Dylan Ratigan: Americans Have Been Taken Hostage Posted using ShareThis
---------------My commentary below-----------
I think it is important to note that the Ratigan column appears on Huffington Post. Huffington Post has already called Barack Obama the "Bank Centric Kid".
Huffington Post is also the internet "news source" that blasted Hillary Clinton on a daily basis during the 2008 democratic primaries and PRAISED Barack Obama on a daily basis. Without Huffington Post's interference, Hillary Clinton most likely would have been the democratic nominee in 2008.
Yet Huffington Post has an article that basically blasts Barack Obama and his administration.
It is a shame that we can find three powerful women such as Arianna Huffington, Hillary Clinton, and Sarah Palin, and know that if we put them in a room, they would have virtually nothing in common and unable to build any kind of a consensus of any kind.
Yet if we put three powerful men in a room, the odds are that at least two of them would form some kind of alliance or allegiance on some level. (think back to George Bush Sr. and Bill Clinton and their tour around the world to raise money for Hurricane and Typhoon victims a few years ago. George Bush Sr. was OFFENDED and most likely DISGUSTED that he lost to Bill Clinton after only one term in office.)
Make it a game if you will, find three men in politics that completely annoy each other the way Palin, Clinton and Huffington do. I don't think it can be done.
Put Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter, Bill Richardson in a room, nope, some kind of alliance would happen between two of those fellows.
What about Bill Clinton, Ted Kennedy (assuming he still were alive) and Jimmy Carter, Bill and Ted might work something out, maybe even Ted and Jimmy. Jimmy and Bill, definitely not.
What about Rush Limbaugh, Bill Clinton, and....Bill Mahrer in a room, would the three scorn each other the way Huffington, Palin, and Hillary Clinton most likely would?, Nope, Bill and Bill would get along. Heck, didn't Rush even have Bill on his show once?
It is just kind of galling to me how women seem to neutralize each other and in the process let under qualified men such as Barack Obama slip through to positions not earned.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Turkey Offers Credit Card INCENTIVE PROGRAMS to help their citizens PAY DOWN their credit card debt, BARACK OBAMA DOES NOTHING for US citizens.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Holy Cow, what an Indictment of Barack Obama and his Wall Street Banker Buddies by Jerry White of the WSWG, World Wide Socialist Group.
I found it ironic that the do nothing Republicans accuse Barack Obama of being a Socialist even as World Wide Socialist Network writer Jerry White has assembled the most damning one paragraph summation of Barack Obama's "handling" of the economy that I have read to date.
"On the economic front, the democratic president (Barack Obama) has acted as a ruthless instrument of the financial elite, handing over trillions of dollars to the Wall Street Banks and blocking the slightest restrictions on their speculative activities and massive pay packages. As a result, the share prices and profits of the banks have increased, while tens of millions of workers suffer an unrelenting assault on their jobs and living standards and the loss of their homes and life savings without the slightest relief."
- Jerry White
Click anywhere on the quote to see the actual article. As stated by the New York Times, Jamie Dimon is Barack Obama's favorite Wall Street Banker. Not only do we have an in the pocket of Wall Street Banker's president, we have Republican Vultures circling overhead trying to use Tea Party Protests to, get back in the pocket of the Wall Street Banker.
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