Question - What is Scarier than a McCain Win?

[Joseph Burkeson, CMI]

Answer... The IMF to Print Money.

A non-national, non-American, unelected, private business entity is about to tax us, and the rest of the West, as it creates debt obligations for US citizens and their children.

You can bet this is just the beginning.

How's that for a New World Order? Be afraid, be very afraid children.

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IMF may need to "print money" as crisis spreads
By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Last Updated: 1:22PM GMT 28 Oct 2008

The International Monetary Fund may soon lack the money to bail out an ever growing list of countries crumbling across Eastern Europe, Latin America, Africa, and parts of Asia, raising concerns that it will have to tap taxpayers in Western countries for a capital infusion or resort to the nuclear option of printing its own money.

More here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/c...s-spreads.html

[Greg Bell]

Sharing the WEALTH.

[jrichards]

An Obama win!

[nwagner]

Another Repugnantcan supermajority.

[Joseph Burkeson, CMI]

Originally Posted by jrichards

An Obama win!

Well, don't look now but your nightmare is a reality, if I were you I would consider relocating to France with Mikey Larson.

The French have surrender & defeat down to an art form.

[jrichards]

Originally Posted by jburkeson1

Well, don't look now but your nightmare is a reality, if I were you I would consider relocating to France with Mikey Larson.

The French have surrender & defeat down to an art form.

It aint over till its over. By the way I am not like the liberals that vowed to leave this country if Bush got re-elected (none of them left). I served this great country of ours so people like you have all of the freedoms that you hold dear, or perhaps take for granted. So when you spew your thoughts, remember the men and women who have sacraficed, will sacrafice and do sacrafice so that you may have the freedom to do so!

[Paul Sabados]

A repeat of the Jimmie Carter Presidency. History will come back and bite again. Almost the same senario. Remember the high interest rates, high inflation, Iranian take over of the US Embassy.

Oh yes, lets take that trip back down to #1 Peanut Butter Lane

[John Onofrey]

Originally Posted by psabados

A repeat of the Jimmie Carter Presidency. History will come back and bite again. Almost the same senario. Remember the high interest rates, high inflation, Iranian take over of the US Embassy.

Oh yes, lets take that trip back down to #1 Peanut Butter Lane

Ahh - Jimmy Carter, arguably the worst American President ever and father of Modern Islamic Terrorism as we know it today.

http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/...my_carter.html

[Doug Edwards]

For the hand wringing panty waisters who have been whining about the "unjust war" in Iraq, WMDs, etc. You most likely will not see this on any MSM outlets.


Date: Thu, 9 Oct 200810:12:43 -0400

Bush FINALLY vindicated on WMD in Iraq ..

A national defense analyst says President Bush should be commended for

keeping quiet about a discovery that could have blown his critics out of the water.

Retired Major General Jerry Curry is a decorated combat veteran who served

as an Army aviator, paratrooper, and Ranger during a military career that

began during the Korean conflict He recently wrote about a very under reported

story by the Associated Press.


According to the report, a large stockpile of concentrated natural Uranium,

known as "yellowcake," reached a Canadian port to complete a top secret U.S.

Operation that included a two-week airlift from Baghdad , and a ship voyage

crossing two oceans. The Uranium material had been housed at a former Iraqi

nuclear complex 12 miles from Baghdad


Curry says the president kept mum about the discovery in order to keep

terrorists in the dark. "He made a very brave stand, a resolute stand..., in

which he decided that he wasn't going to blab everything to the press,"

Curry commends. "...And in the meantime while he kept it quiet, he was

buying time from the terrorists to get all that stuff out of the country. So

that's what was done -- he just very quietly kept his mouth shut."

"The press beat him to death for the last several years," he continues, "and

now it turns out that, yes, there were weapons of mass destruction...."


Curry also maintains that Saddam Hussein had an active nuclear program and

the material could have been made into a nuclear weapon. President Bush's

actions took courage, he notes, and all Americans should be thankful to have

such a brave president who puts the welfare of the American people above personal

considerations.

.................................................. .........................


On July 5, 2008 , the Associated Press (AP) released a story titled: Secret

U.S. mission hauls uranium from Iraq . The opening paragraph is as follows:

The last major remnant of Saddam Hussein's nuclear program (a huge

stockpile of concentrated natural uranium) reached a Canadian port Saturday

to complete a secret U.S. operation that included a two-week airlift from

Baghdad and a ship voyage crossing two oceans.

See anything wrong with this picture?


We have been hearing from the far left for more than five years how Bush

lied. Somehow, that slogan loses its credibility now that 550 metric tons

of Saddam's yellowcake, used for nuclear weapon enrichment, has been

discovered and shipped to Canada for its new use as nuclear energy.


It appears that American troops found the 550 metric tons of uranium in

2003 after invading Iraq . They had to sit on this information and the

uranium itself for fear of terrorists attempting to steal it. It was guarded

and kept safe by our military in a 23,000-acre site with large sand berms

surrounding the site.


This is vindication for the Bush administration, having been attacked

mercilessly by the liberal media and the far-left pundits on the blogo-sphere.

Now that it is proven that President Bush did not lie about Saddam's nuclear

ambitions, one would think that the mainstream media would report the true story.

Once the AP released the story, the mainstream media should have picked it

up and broadcast it worldwide. That never happened, due in large part, I believe,

to the fact that the mainstream media would have to admit they were wrong about

Bush's war motives all along. Thankfully, the AP got it right when it said, "The

removal of 550 metric tons of yellowcake, the seed material for higher-grade

nuclear enrichment, was a significant step toward closing the books on

Saddam's nuclear legacy." Closing the book on Saddam's nuclear legacy?

Did Saddam have a nuclear legacy after all? I thought Bush lied? As it turns out,

the people who lied were Joe Wilson and his wife. Valerie Plame engaged in a

clear case of nepotism and convinced the CIA to send her husband on a fact finding

mission in February 2002, seeking to determine if Saddam Hussein attempted to

buy yellowcake from Niger The CIA and British intelligence believed Saddam

contacted Niger for that purpose but needed proof.


During his trip to Niger , Wilson actually interviewed the former prime

minister of Niger , Ibrahim Assane Mayaki. Mayaki told Wilson that in June

of 1999, an Iraqi delegation expressed interest in "expanding commercial

relations" for the purposes of purchasing yellowcake.

Wilson chose to overlook Mahaki's remarks and reported to the CIA that

there was no evidence of Hussein wanting to purchase yellow cake from Niger


However, with British intelligence insisting the claim was true,

President Bush used that same claim in his State of the Union address in

January of 2003. Outraged by Bush's insistence that the claim was true,

Wilson wrote an op-ed in the New York Times in the summer of 2003 slamming

Bush.

Wilson did this in spite of the fact that Mayaki said Saddam did try to

buy the yellowcake from Niger .. The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence

disagreed with Wilson and supported Mayaki's claim. This meant nothing to

Wilson who was opposed to the Iraq war and thus had ulterior motives in

covering up the prime minister's statements.

It was a simple tactic, really. If the far-left and their friends in the

media could prove Bush lied about Hussein wanting to purchase yellowcake

from Niger , it would undermine President Bush's credibility and give them

more cause for asking what other lies he may have told.

Yet the real lie came from Wilson, who interpreted his own meaning from

the prime minister's statements and concluded all by himself that the claim

of Saddam attempting to purchase yellowcake was "unequivocally wrong."

Curiously the CIA sat on this information and did not inform the CIA

Director, who sided with Bush on the yellowcake claim. This was made public

in a bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee report in July 2004.

Valerie Plame also engaged in her own lie campaign by spreading the

notion that the Bush Administration outed her as a CIA agent. Never mind

that it was Richard Armitage - no friend of the Bush administration - who

leaked Plame's identity to the press. Never mind that Plame had not been in

the field as a CIA agent in some six years.

The truth is, due to their opposition to the war, Joe Wilson, Valerie

Plame, the mainstream media, and their left-wing friends on the blogo-sphere

engaged in a propaganda campaign to undermine the Bush administration. Now

that Saddam's uranium has been made public and is no longer a threat to the

world, do you think these aforementioned parties will apologize and admit

they were wrong?

Don't count on it.

The rest of the American people should hear the truth about Saddam's

uranium It is up to you and me to inform them.

As far as the anti-war crowd is concerned, the next time they say that

Bush lied, we should tell them to "have the yellowcake and eat it too."

For verification of this information, click on this link:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25546334/ < ; http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25546334/>;

http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors...yellowcake.htm < http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors...yellowcake.htm ;

"If we ever forget that we're one nation under God, then we will be a nation gone under" - Ronald Reagan

[klott]

I never lost faith in the president, this is great news, thanks Doug.

[Joseph Burkeson, CMI]

Saddam was about as close to having deliverable workable nukes as Kenny Lott is to being recognized for his intelligence by Mensa.

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by jburkeson1

Saddam was about as close to having deliverable workable nukes as Kenny Lott is to being recognized for his intelligence by Mensa.

Not even that close Nick.

And Jimmy Carter as the Boogey man John? That is really reaching.
Stop whining and get on board man.

[John Onofrey]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

And Jimmy Carter as the Boogey man John? That is really reaching.
Stop whining and get on board man.

Not really. Carter abandoned the Shah of Iran and supported the Ayatollah. The Iranians took our embassy hostage and I ended up in the Persian Gulf under a President that couldn't find his @ss with both hands. Serving in the USMC under Carter is as scary as I imagine serving in the armed forces will be under Obama.

In fact, I believe serving in the armed forces under Obama will most likely be worse.

Get on board? No thank you sir. Been there, done that.

[Brian E. Kelly]

Regan and terrorists roots

Blow back anyone?

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by jonofrey

Not really. Carter abandoned the Shah of Iran and supported the Ayatollah. The Iranians took our embassy hostage and I ended up in the Persian Gulf under a President that couldn't find his @ss with both hands. Serving in the USMC under Carter is as scary as I imagine serving in the armed forces will be under Obama.

In fact, I believe serving in the armed forces under Obama will most likely be worse.

Get on board? No thank you sir. Been there, done that.

It seems so odd to me that many retired Military (Government Empolyees) have little or no understanding of history. It does explain the fascination with GWB, Grandpa, and Caribou Barbie though, birds of a feather.

As for serving in the Military John, good for you and thank you. I am sure there were many times in our Military History much scarier than any of the persian gulf scenarios. Stop whining.