[Proud_texan]

Let's see, where have I seen this before? Ah yes, during runaway inflation and wage and price controls of the 70s. No, no it was during the arms war and deficits of the 80s. Or maybe I'm wrong and it was Japan buying the whole dag gum contry. Umm, nah, it was the S&L melt down. Opps, wait, it was the tax increases and then the dot-com bubble popping in the 90s. Urp, no, it was the tax cut in the 2000s.

Gee, I'm confused what with the sky constantly falling on my head over the years.

[dljordan]

“Gee, I’m confused what with the sky constantly falling on my head over the years.”

I’ve been paying attention to the “we’re running out of energy!” propaganda on the news lately. The American public is being brainwashed and it’s working very well. We’re playing right into the hands of the environmentalists and energy producers who want higher prices and more restrictions on American consumers.

We ARE NOT running out of energy. Many sources of energy have been set out of bounds for political reasons. Boy, are we ever going to wake up.