DOOM - It Ain't Just For Florida Anymore

[Michael Larson]

Can we all just admit that liberal government policies don't work?

[Joseph T. Burkeson, CMI]

Originally Posted by mlarson

Can we all just admit that liberal government policies don't work?

Sure... As long as we can also admit that most government policies don't work too, well, unless of course you want to invade another country and force a regime change.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by jburkeson1

Sure... As long as we can also admit that most government policies don't work too, well, unless of course you want to invade another country and force a regime change.

The dividends of "invading" Iraq may take decades to mature but if they don't we will just have to be content that a murderous regime was replaced and that millions of Iraqis have been given the opportunity to live in freedom.

California has been a laboratory for all the failed liberal thinking for the last 40 years. Let's hope that Washington D/C. actually learns that it doesn't work.

Whether it's healthcare, social, education, immigration, energy, or environmental policy, CA provides ample examples of of failed liberal ideas.

[Joseph T. Burkeson, CMI]

Originally Posted by mlarson

California has been a laboratory for all the failed liberal thinking for the last 40 years. Let's hope that Washington D/C. actually learns that it doesn't work.

I don't know Mikey I wouldn't write off California off just yet. The religious Fascists were able to crush the forces of liberty & freedom with the passage of Prop-8. Of course it only cost the Mormon Church a few hundred million dollars to pull off the stunt, but still it's a start.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by jburkeson1

I don't know Mikey I wouldn't write off California off just yet. The religious Fascists were able to crush the forces of liberty & freedom with the passage of Prop-8. Of course it only cost the Mormon Church a few hundred million dollars to pull off the stunt, but still it's a start.

There your again, lying your but off.

[Joseph T. Burkeson, CMI]

Originally Posted by mlarson

There your again, lying your but off.

Your right Mikey, no one knows for sure how much money the Mormon church pumped into its illegal political campaign to defeat Prop-8 but you can bet your @ss many people are working on uncovering all of the filthy details as we speak. I have a hunch when all is said & done the number will be simply staggering.

[Greg Bell]

Correct me if I am wrong but the mormon church is the biggest land owner in the State of Florida.

[Michael Larson]

joey is making claims he has so far been unable to substantiate.

But when the facts are not on his side he tends to make them up.

[Joseph T. Burkeson, CMI]

Originally Posted by mlarson

joey is making claims he has so far been unable to substantiate.

But when the facts are not on his side he tends to make them up.

Mikey, what facts are you talking about, let's research it together, no? You don't think this thing is somehow going away, do you? We are in the process of what is commonly called an ongoing investigation, and for sure I will keep you posted... You can friggin' count on it.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by jburkeson1

Mikey, what facts are you talking about, let's research it together, no? You don't think this thing is somehow going away, do you? We are in the process of what is commonly called an ongoing investigation, and for sure I will keep you posted... You can friggin' count on it.

It's like this joey.


You made the accusation based on no evidence and now you are unwilling to admit that that is exactly what you have done.

[Joseph T. Burkeson, CMI]

Originally Posted by mlarson

It's like this joey.


You made the accusation based on no evidence and now you are unwilling to admit that that is exactly what you have done.

Piffle Mikey, why just two days ago new evidence surfaced. This is just the beginning let the process work.


New Evidence Mormons Illegally Contributed to Yes on 8

From American News Projec

By Steven Greenstreet on Jan 14, 2009

Activists claim that money from the Mormon Church was the deciding factor in passing Proposition 8 in California - banning gay marriage. The church claims to have only spent a few thousand dollars on the campaign, but ANP has uncovered evidence that may expose a gaping hole in that claim. Also, the IRS forbids religious organizations from "substantially" lobbying for political legislation. Did the Mormon Church violate this law?

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by jburkeson1

Piffle Mikey, why just two days ago new evidence surfaced. This is just the beginning let the process work.


New Evidence Mormons Illegally Contributed to Yes on 8

From American News Projec

By Steven Greenstreet on Jan 14, 2009

Activists claim that money from the Mormon Church was the deciding factor in passing Proposition 8 in California - banning gay marriage. The church claims to have only spent a few thousand dollars on the campaign, but ANP has uncovered evidence that may expose a gaping hole in that claim. Also, the IRS forbids religious organizations from "substantially" lobbying for political legislation. Did the Mormon Church violate this law?

See the Red above

[Joseph T. Burkeson, CMI]

Originally Posted by mlarson

See the Red above

Ongoing investigation, it will go to court and a judge will decide, mark your calender we will revisit this issue many times over the next year.

[Michael Larson]

Activists have been claiming for years that 9/11 was an inside job.

Do you believe them too?

[Joseph T. Burkeson, CMI]

Back to the topic...

Kentucky Unemployment Fund Running Dry
Dated: 01/16/2009 07:40:48

FRANKFORT, KY - Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear said the state only has enough money to cover about two weeks of unemployment payments.

The governor said a huge increase in the number of jobless claims is depleting the state's unemployment insurance trust fund.

He said the state has about $50 million in the fund right now. That's down from $116 million in December.

Governor Beshear said he has asked the U.S. Department of Labor to provide Kentucky a line of credit to help meet the demand.

The governor said all eligible unemployed Kentucky residents will still get unemployment benefits.