Re: Tiananmen Square redux?

Speaking of short-lived memories, you have it totally wrong regarding my ever being pursued by the FBI, CIA or any other government agency.  I was pursued by hired thugs working for a felon after I helped expose his bogus drug scam and reported him to the FDA, FBI, and SEC.  Yeah, I surely did look over my shoulder and did not have a tremendous amount of joy when the guy who was after me was a member of a white supremicist group and was wanted for failure to appear in the Oklahoma bombing trial of Terry Nichols.

History shows that it was the deficit spending of WWII and not any government spending prior to that which pulled us out of the Great Depression.  Until WWII, government spending only served to lengthen the depression.  Unlike the spending we are seeing today, the spending in WWII was linked to manufacturing for the war.  Far too many of our manufacturing jobs are now in Mexico and third world countries.

The Masonic tool of the NWO Roosevelt is no favorite of mine.  I bet when you heard the news about Pearl Harbor you had no idea that Roosevelt deliberately provoked the Japanese into attacking and knew about the attack in advance. If you don't believe me, then instead of a book by the buffoon Pat Robertson, you should pick up a copy of "Day of Deceit" by Robert Stinnett.  Or you could take a look at this review of the book and interview:

http://www.independent.org/newsroom/article.asp?id=408

I do indeed find much joy in the world.  Yet I cannot let my joy blind me to the deterioration of our countries standards of living, our deteriorating morals and our deteriorating freedoms. By and large I have lived a good life and enjoyed lots of freedom and opportunity and I would like for my son and my granddaughter to be able to have the same freedoms and opportunities I had.

Anyway, as we said earlier, have a pleasant evening (though it is now the wee hours of the morning for me).