Posted on 03/23/2009 6:57:21 PM PDT by jazusamo
Thanks again...Yes it was Moses and if I’d have read much or paid attention I wouldn’t have forgotten. It’s astonishing how Frank has the guts to sit up there on that Committee and preach to or grill anyone!
Sadly I have to agree. Even many Dems of the past wouldn’t have stood for this, it wasn’t too many years ago that most in Congress had at least some regard for our country.
The American Congress is beginning to resemble Africa's turmoil.
Well said and it's sickening this is happening in our great country. The patriots must unite and turn this around before it's too late.
My pleasure and this was an especially good piece by Dr. Sowell. I appreciate the links and will take advantage of them when I get caught up.
If members of Congress can't be bothered to read the laws they pass, then they have no basis for whipping up lynch mob outrage against people who did read the law and acted within the law.
It truly is a case of our country being great in spite of, and not because of, our elected officials.
I agree, Sergio. It reflects the sacifice of the many that care greatly about our fine country, the many that take up the slack for those that don’t.
The oak-tree seed.
1. For "AIG Executive Bonuses" read "Reichstags fire."
2. For the bonus recipients, substitute "Marinus van der Lubbe" (the dutch communist framed for the arson)
3. For the busloads of Acorn activists being transported around to hold "boisterous" (i.e., borderline violent) demonstrations at AIG offices, substitute Sturmabteilung (aka the SA).
Any one see the resemblance?
BTW - If the analogy holds, Acorn members might want to read up on the events of June 30 to July 2, 1934 -- the period also known as The Night of the Long Knives.
I hear you and if Acorn people can read they should think long and hard about it.
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