Saturday, June 28, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Latest Monologues:
‘Flirty E-Mails’
-jay leno
Aired Wednesday night on NBC: For the first time ever, gas across the entire country averaging $4 a gallon. Or as we call that in Los Angeles, the good old days.
And believe me, the oil companies, they are laughing all the way to the bank that’s foreclosing on your house...
-jay leno
Aired Wednesday night on NBC: For the first time ever, gas across the entire country averaging $4 a gallon. Or as we call that in Los Angeles, the good old days.
And believe me, the oil companies, they are laughing all the way to the bank that’s foreclosing on your house...
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
my email to poster
You know I don't like this sort of crap, but...
& I don't know how correct any of this information is.
Anyone can write anything about anything.
Doesn't make any of it true.
I just don't trust this at all, but who cares what I like, eh?
& I don't know how correct any of this information is.
Anyone can write anything about anything.
Doesn't make any of it true.
I just don't trust this at all, but who cares what I like, eh?
Monday, June 9, 2008
- QUOTATION OF THE DAY -
"I paid so much for gas to get to work I couldn't
pay my payments anymore."
- CLEVELAND WHITESIDE, a farm worker whose car
was repossessed because gasoline
prices have broken his budget.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/09/business/09gas.html?th&emc=th
pay my payments anymore."
- CLEVELAND WHITESIDE, a farm worker whose car
was repossessed because gasoline
prices have broken his budget.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/09/business/09gas.html?th&emc=th
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Guest Editorial (V):
"...people should never fear the government;
governments should always fear the people."
governments should always fear the people."
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Guest Editorial (KB):
Rock:
Here's the thing ..... (and this is kind of a mental jam session...okay????)
A Libertarian patiently explained to me why "the rich" would probably never intentionally completely ream "us little folks".
Pretty simple, actually: We are production and consumption units. Their wealth is founded upon our availability/ability to buy the goods and services of the companies they own, and to actually produced the goods and services the companies that they own provide to the marketplace.
Henry Ford said he never wanted to make a car his workers couldn't buy. This is maybe on of the greatest understandings of what a free market cold ideally be. (Henry Ford had a lot to say about TWMBO. Dearborn Independent. Maybe some day your turtle head will poke out of its intellectual carapace and you'll track this one down. But I digress..........)
Specialization of production skills requires a certain sized population. People must be lured to work. Slave labor works, but pretty inefficiently.
Hear me out ... hear me out ... roll another one.....
Slave labor works efficiently for direct physical tasks. Cool Hand Luke and the Boys kept those goddamm weeds down, didn't they? The boss man walks up and down the line and he can see, from the swings of the sickles, who is doggin' it.
But slave labor begins to loose efficiency with more complicated tasks. How can you push an accountant to crunch numbers faster? You can try, but you'll start getting errors. And how, as the slave master, can you get inside the accountant's head and see that he's truly doggin' it??
Now take this into the realm of engineers, and physicists, and honest-to-God thinkers ... the fundamental creative people whose imaginations and logic and problem solving skills are at the root of all the wealth that the Bad Rich People control.
Dude, you gotta treat those house n* better than the field n*. And you know what? A certain number of field n* will see those house n* and want to be working in the house. You need a pool of raw labor from which to draw for replenishment.
Rock, the human psyche probably hasn't changed much since our ancestors were pounding iron and plowing with horses in the 1700's. That's why Jefferson's and Hamilton's and Franklin's words ring true to us.
VOLUNTARY SERVITUDE (see The Constitution) is legal in these United States. But "The Rich" know that we worker bees have to be deceived into believing that we can actually own the fruits of our labors. You "own" your house? Nope...The Bank owns it. You "own" your car? Not likely...The Bank owns it. You own your labor? Nope...The Government (which is really the guys who also own the bank) owns it. Anything that you have to rent is owned by another entity. Property tax (it's rent,isn't it?) is the greatest inroad of communism in the history of America. You can't even own a piece of dirt free and clear!!!!! What a f*n' scam!!!
We are almost all of us sharecroppers (actually renting that which we think we own!) with a floating contract that flutters up and down at the will of the Plantation Owner. This is done by the manipulation of actual exchange value of "money" (their green inked paper).
Enter the entrepreneur class. Actually, you should be one of these, but your f*ing Granite Brained Contrariness seems to block your ascent into the land of the Rich Nerds. These guys are my heroes. Woz and Jobs and Paul Allen and ... gulp, gag, choke ... that f* with the bad hair and glasses...
The Bad Rich People know that they depend on this class. If you can enter this strata of the labor pool you start eating off the Big Table.
Now, what to do with the field n* who won't work. Hmmm.................... What is the Massah gonna do with them? Hmmm.................
Hasta,
Here's the thing ..... (and this is kind of a mental jam session...okay????)
A Libertarian patiently explained to me why "the rich" would probably never intentionally completely ream "us little folks".
Pretty simple, actually: We are production and consumption units. Their wealth is founded upon our availability/ability to buy the goods and services of the companies they own, and to actually produced the goods and services the companies that they own provide to the marketplace.
Henry Ford said he never wanted to make a car his workers couldn't buy. This is maybe on of the greatest understandings of what a free market cold ideally be. (Henry Ford had a lot to say about TWMBO. Dearborn Independent. Maybe some day your turtle head will poke out of its intellectual carapace and you'll track this one down. But I digress..........)
Specialization of production skills requires a certain sized population. People must be lured to work. Slave labor works, but pretty inefficiently.
Hear me out ... hear me out ... roll another one.....
Slave labor works efficiently for direct physical tasks. Cool Hand Luke and the Boys kept those goddamm weeds down, didn't they? The boss man walks up and down the line and he can see, from the swings of the sickles, who is doggin' it.
But slave labor begins to loose efficiency with more complicated tasks. How can you push an accountant to crunch numbers faster? You can try, but you'll start getting errors. And how, as the slave master, can you get inside the accountant's head and see that he's truly doggin' it??
Now take this into the realm of engineers, and physicists, and honest-to-God thinkers ... the fundamental creative people whose imaginations and logic and problem solving skills are at the root of all the wealth that the Bad Rich People control.
Dude, you gotta treat those house n* better than the field n*. And you know what? A certain number of field n* will see those house n* and want to be working in the house. You need a pool of raw labor from which to draw for replenishment.
Rock, the human psyche probably hasn't changed much since our ancestors were pounding iron and plowing with horses in the 1700's. That's why Jefferson's and Hamilton's and Franklin's words ring true to us.
VOLUNTARY SERVITUDE (see The Constitution) is legal in these United States. But "The Rich" know that we worker bees have to be deceived into believing that we can actually own the fruits of our labors. You "own" your house? Nope...The Bank owns it. You "own" your car? Not likely...The Bank owns it. You own your labor? Nope...The Government (which is really the guys who also own the bank) owns it. Anything that you have to rent is owned by another entity. Property tax (it's rent,isn't it?) is the greatest inroad of communism in the history of America. You can't even own a piece of dirt free and clear!!!!! What a f*n' scam!!!
We are almost all of us sharecroppers (actually renting that which we think we own!) with a floating contract that flutters up and down at the will of the Plantation Owner. This is done by the manipulation of actual exchange value of "money" (their green inked paper).
Enter the entrepreneur class. Actually, you should be one of these, but your f*ing Granite Brained Contrariness seems to block your ascent into the land of the Rich Nerds. These guys are my heroes. Woz and Jobs and Paul Allen and ... gulp, gag, choke ... that f* with the bad hair and glasses...
The Bad Rich People know that they depend on this class. If you can enter this strata of the labor pool you start eating off the Big Table.
Now, what to do with the field n* who won't work. Hmmm.................... What is the Massah gonna do with them? Hmmm.................
Hasta,
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Friday, May 30, 2008
Monday, May 26, 2008
VINDICATION!!!
In today's International Edition of the Wall Street Journal (see: news link #9) an article that explains the "Rumors...". Ohmygod, maybe...maybe what? I don't know...but there it is, for your perusal.
Friday, May 23, 2008
news link #8
NY Times - May 23,2008
- QUOTATION OF THE DAY -
"We don't know what we got."
- MARY L. UGONE, the Pentagon's deputy inspector
for auditing, on the
absence of records for millions (read: billions) of dollars spent
in Iraq.
goto: news link #8
- QUOTATION OF THE DAY -
"We don't know what we got."
- MARY L. UGONE, the Pentagon's deputy inspector
for auditing, on the
absence of records for millions (read: billions) of dollars spent
in Iraq.
goto: news link #8
Thursday, May 22, 2008
comment: news link #6
paragraph:
3 - what'a joke
4 - f* the "oil 'executives'"!
Hey Congress, don't ask 'em, tell 'em. ...& I'll say it again & again & again: JUST LOOK AT THE QUARTERLIES!!!
4(cont) - jeeze, other than the obscene amounts of money being made x the oil companies, maybe this is item #2 on their agenda. Wadayathing?
5 - operative phrase: "...to seem..."
13 - "...well, does it punks." - paraphrased &, of course, rhetorical.
14 - who cares? Mr. Oilman, how come you're making all that money on our backs? How can you justify that? New exploration? More opportunities for you to cash in - ya' freak.
15 - let me translate: "screw you, we're getting all we can. Oh, & did I mention, SCREW YOU"
-----Page 2-----
paragraph:
3 - oooh, go get 'em DiFi...
5 - now I ask you, did he deliver that w/ a straight face?
6 - ya' think?
Question: I think we've all had enough, eh, so what is to be done?
Reminder: always look at the quarterlies
Homework: find out exactly the "the hows & whats" of the Spot Market. ...not what they tell you on pap-media. I guarantee that the next time some bobble-head tells you "...oil set a new record today on the spot market, so..." you'll go ballistic.
ps if all that doesn't outrage you, lie down, you're dead...
3 - what'a joke
4 - f* the "oil 'executives'"!
Hey Congress, don't ask 'em, tell 'em. ...& I'll say it again & again & again: JUST LOOK AT THE QUARTERLIES!!!
4(cont) - jeeze, other than the obscene amounts of money being made x the oil companies, maybe this is item #2 on their agenda. Wadayathing?
5 - operative phrase: "...to seem..."
13 - "...well, does it punks." - paraphrased &, of course, rhetorical.
14 - who cares? Mr. Oilman, how come you're making all that money on our backs? How can you justify that? New exploration? More opportunities for you to cash in - ya' freak.
15 - let me translate: "screw you, we're getting all we can. Oh, & did I mention, SCREW YOU"
-----Page 2-----
paragraph:
3 - oooh, go get 'em DiFi...
5 - now I ask you, did he deliver that w/ a straight face?
6 - ya' think?
Question: I think we've all had enough, eh, so what is to be done?
Reminder: always look at the quarterlies
Homework: find out exactly the "the hows & whats" of the Spot Market. ...not what they tell you on pap-media. I guarantee that the next time some bobble-head tells you "...oil set a new record today on the spot market, so..." you'll go ballistic.
ps if all that doesn't outrage you, lie down, you're dead...
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
comment: news link #5:
...remember I voted Republican the last two elections.
Mea Culpa. Mea Maxima Culpa.
Mea Culpa. Mea Maxima Culpa.
Friday, May 16, 2008
comment: news link #4:
About damn time!
W/ all the crap that we - the people - have to contend, a bright spot!
...& those of you who are outraged, I have but a simple question for you: why do you care?
W/ all the crap that we - the people - have to contend, a bright spot!
...& those of you who are outraged, I have but a simple question for you: why do you care?
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