President-elect Barack Obama
Barack Obama was elected to be the 44th president of the United States this week. Post your thoughts about America’s new leader and what you think he will or should do for the country and the world.
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#7
we need to use alternative fuels-all my trucks use home brewed bio-fuel, burns clean,its do-able even Natural gas would be positive! Wind & tidal turbine’s generating electricity, we’re already doing this now at home! Can you imagine how many jobs this could create! We need to wake up, fuel will go out of site soon & be higher price than from last yr, we can make cheap fuel & cheaper energy, but our leaders need to pave the way,to offer $$$ incentives & plans, we can advance our country to be leading edge by going natural!Just do it! Rewards will be many!
#6
PART blame falls in the hand’s of the media as well as greedy bank’s! So many top exec’s inflated prices,but bad news was not needed to be thrown around as much as the media ran w/ it. All to be competive against the net!RESENT Israeli, every time American new Pres just before comes into office, Israeli attacks some xcountry from greed, very evil to kill children that they see ahead are there! Why? to stop future gen form growing up?
#5
As a citizen of the United State, I resent to have my TAX money used to finance deadly Israeli weapons to kill innocent Palestinian children. Israeli aggression is not self-defense, it is greed and a way of life, and it is inhumane. Anyone with an average intelligence can see years of atrocities and the motive behind it. Americans who support the Israeli violence are isolated in the world. Well-informed Americans cannot be deceived by media controlled propagandas.
#1
America will be more united under his leadership. It has appeared that, in my opinion to be very divided under the Bush administration. The GOP is not diverse in many respects.
01/13/2009 :: 08:12:57 PM
Amble Says:
1.13.09
To: World Focus
From multiservices@att.net: ————Sender: Amble
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Re: The Way Out [of the current economic doldrums and environmental dislocations].
This of course will be brief, but what is not being yet widely known is that there are better alternatives than subsidizing mishandling of public funds.
During recent years proposals have been repeatedly submitted to state governance regarding authorizing a substitute auxiliiary/emergency method for facilitating exchanges of services and goods, so that when the current system proves destabilizing and burdensome - as is now the case-, another less costly regime could be resorted to, one not requiring payment of -nor being dependent upon- increasing amounts of exorbitant and hard earned revenues/taxes.
The basis for such a strategy has long functioned and during recent years its viability demonstrated. The incoming presidents team has been alerted about this too as have other officials been so apprised, and deficit laden states such as California etc would do well to consider sch a proposal. The plan was presented to the California Governor twenty-five years ago and ignored. Had the program then have been instituted and integrated they would not be in the straights they’re in, but would have had in place a ready viable resource to draw from wthout inducing further public/ governmental lndebtedness .
The public too need know of such a viable alternative, since in the final analysis it is the public that’s always expected to assume the cost for other’s mistakes.
More details can be obtained sent or obtained through capstonepublishing@att.net
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The public too need know of such a viable alternative, since in the final analysis it is the public that’s always expected to assume the cost for other’s mistakes and misjudgments.
The costs of increased government borrowing and doleouts would result in increased taxes to pay for infrastructure repair, insurance for the uninsured and increased insurance and credit card fees too since a further monoply of mega-banks “too large to fail” will make their policies virtually incontestable, government then would dare not rock their boat.
The cost for maintaining government servces, keeping schools and free libraries and medicare etc intact are not likely to diminish even as union fees and overall prices would also increase as businesses find it necesary to cover the cost for more costly and hard to acquire money.
Not being able to yet arrest the attention of the Governor of california regarding such matters, if you can, refer him to this blog or have him contact: capstonepublishing@att.net for further details and links.