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ya, I don't think a convention is a good idea. 
 "They" want 55 percent as majority so as to raise property taxes, or any other tax.  I happens now, as a fee, or special assessment; as 1percent maximum tax levy, County retirement levy, Community college bonds, Elementary or Unified school bonds, High school bonds, San Jose City G O bonds, ( don't even know what this is), State water project, Zone W-1 bond, Sewer sanitation/storm fee, Library assmt., Santa Clara Clean Safe Creeks,  Vector control, Mosquito asmt #2, Flood control, Santa Clara County asmt dist 1; = $521 added to property tax as Special Assessments.
 
This is how "They" have already gotten around Prop13, that says taxes can only be raised 2 per cent each year.  Eventually every property will "turn over", be sold to someone else, then property taxes will go up to market value, but still the 2 per cent each year applies. 
From: Larry Becksted
Subject: California ponders changes in constitution
Date: Thursday, April 23, 2009, 8:18 PM

trouble on its  way  http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D97OGCI80&show_article=1 

Friday, April 24, 2009

Selling your soul...


It has become easy for so many to sell themselves short, to just go with the crowd, and have the "crowd" mentality! The stories that are being posted and delivered to us via the news and online, offer substance and question, and notice that now we can even comment on the stories, so instead of yelling IDIOTS at the TV monitor, we can actually yell in HTML, to the faceless community of online type's. I prefer a few days of news, before I comment on it, I like to digest it, and sometimes I read other peoples comments, but I rarely comment on someones comment, to me,this is going to far into some kind of transcended reality and not preferable for human consumption. Remember the late great comedian, George Carlin? He had a great stand up that said, "the amount of how much a person is an Asshole is directly related to how far away they are from you. A person in front of you in line, is kind of an asshole and he'd say it quietly", and then he'd compare it to, "the person in the car in front of you honking and making you late, is becoming an asshole", he says louder!, and then he screams, "a person on TV is definitely an ASSHOLE!", grandit when I say it, its not as good as when he does, but you get it, and if you've seen him do it-- its funny and so true. I mean, why do we let it all get to us, when we know we cant do anything about it? seriously? And online, and on tv, the crowds are getting out of control! Didn't you learn about the Crowd mentality?


I have done my fair share of reporting spam and online and phone scams to the http://www.FTC.org, the federal trade commission, and the BBB, you know it! I have even gone so far as to complain about the phone company ripping me off on my phone bill, and getting a refund out of it-- you can bet they HATE me now. They send me nasty notes, " we will turn off your interenet FOREVER!" wow--

I mean, I went out of my way, to defend myself, and now I am the asshole! what is up with that? Why is it, that as soon as we defend our right to free speech or our right to fair pricing, or even drive a car with --or without my seat belt, ( I am going to the store!)it makes me not-- civilized? How about this, my right to not be a republican, that does not automatically make me a socialist communist Iraqi American Defector~ GOSH!! This is where I inject some silliness as to take out the sad moment where the stuffed shirts can leave or laugh! Like, oh my gosh , I cannot believe you are acting so rude... we can live different lives have different views and not invade each others conscience, or lives with political jargon...

Ok Let's just say, I want to not advocate war in other countries, for the purpose of --what is now not called Terrorism, for reasons unknown to me, this makes me a passivist. I thought it made me person who cant afford it. OK we dont have the money to spend here, we cant afford TO EVEN TALK ABOUT health care for the people here, but hey we can bring food and medicine, repair roads, and build schools and give suitcases of money to the people we take land from, but thats a secret or something that only the government does. And if the government can do things like- say, build houses and roads and schools and fund people to live and control other people in other countries, why does anyone think- that could not do that right here for us? Same people, same government, not a different one, same one, they can do what ever they want, so why would it be any different? The government has a commission that over sees what is published on the news, the radio and the tv, it basically tells them what they can and cannot show us, the government has an entire branch that is dedicated to keeping secrets from, well everyone and they also -- make sure, they approve, our television, our radio, our internet, our food and our drugs, and tax our alcohol and cigarettes, ok. Are we clear yet? We work, we pay taxes and we buy things and we pay taxes, cars, planes, cell phones, and now the Internet has taxes~! Is our food safer today than say, ten years ago? Then why do we have two kinds Organic, and the kind the government says is ok? Are we safer in our country from, (not now called) terrorism?, DO you think that the Right would be saying " no more bullets, where are the bullets, I have to buy a gun" if we needed to prove that we are safer, smarter and better, does it happen better if your armed and dangerous? We are paying more taxes, dont let them deny that, we pay a new tax on everything, GAS, oh bad word, electricity, oh too big? dont know what that means, WATER, that is an easy one, and yes land and houses taxes on everything, the government has been and still is, getting rich off of us. They should be building, fixing, and paying for more things right here in this country, dont be ashamed.

NOW, I have teens and they say, I cant believe those people are saying that, and I say, worry, my child, when you cant say that. Let them say it, let them be mad, and carry pitchforks, let them , because as soon as we cant is when we are all criminals. We dont need to let the "Government" be an all knowing entity, I would not let them control me to that extent; Remember when we used to say, the Terrorists cant take away our freedom, and we put up our flags and we bonded in the right to be happy and free! Today, its leftside-and rightside, and for some reason only Jon Stewert can make it all come together in a whole country, what if it is a bad as they make out to be. What if, this could be the ultimate MYTHBUSTER, what if the right manifests the reality they are so sure is about to happen, they push people too far and decide to revolt and start another civil war?

Has anyone been watching Uganda lately, or for the past 20 years? Over there, I say that because --we need to believe that is where it is, but really there is only one planet, one poeple, one water, one air, one life to live-- ok--

ahem, if our lives become numb, and willing to force our beliefs by war, and people start dying for what they believe right here, and we start arming ourselves in our homes, and there is no line on human compassion, and killing, will we be able to survive? Those who will fight the most, will they know what kind of place they will be living in? Do the people with guns win? I wonder if things go wrong, in their house, if they will kill you, because you disagreed... I SAID NO KID, NO, BAM! Or i need your land now i need your car, your water--no lets not go there! ok?
The watotos, are an example of people who know that together we can survive, and if you study how they ressurect the lives of the homeless and the forgotten orphans, to be family, uncles and aunts, mothers and fathers, it becomes painfully obvious what a hideous thing it is to kill someone, or fight. That what is needed to survive is love, and not a gun. Its a family and a brother and sister, not a gun. Its an education, and a good job, and time to be calm , and mostly, to be with GOD, and believe that in all things Jesus did not forget you. They sing a song, Jesus did not forsake me, I am not forgotten, you think, they believe that, so can I. They also sing, will you be the one, to sing me to sleep tonight, will you be the one to hug me tonight. Here are people who live in a place, were rebels and government are fighting and killing and burning their homes, and they do not ask for bullets or pitchforks, they ask you to sing and dance with them. They dont ask you to come to them, they come to you, and they dont cry, they laugh, they dont beg, and look pathetic either. They dont hold a sign, and then go spend it on the crane machine, they - actually work, and take care of eachother, they get on with thier lives, and they dont drag down people with worrys and cares. They are only here one day, and they change you forever, for the best. I want to be like that, I want to be so full of the Lord and so happy to be alive that I speak joy and faith and look forward to each new day with eyes of hope.

What a difference a day makes, one day your whole life can change. We are never prepared for the death of those we love, there is no time for fighting, why do people do it? If everyone took saturday to listen and laugh to one another, the world would be a better place, let someone else be happy, and let someone else have their say. Let it be. You are not forsaken, or forgotten, just because you cant waive the flag or agree with everyone all the time.

Will ROgers said, " We all can't be in the parade, some people have to stand on the sidelines and cheer".

Saturday, April 18, 2009

Chico in April, signs all around us

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There were lots of photos of us, sadly we missed out on photos of the numerous art galleries, and skate shops, the people, and we started it all at PEETS COFFEE!

Still plenty of long looks at Ash's hair, and Nol was surprised to see signs outlawing skateboarding! At one point, we are at Bidwell mansion, I am walking with Ash, ( the blue hair never ceases to draw reactions) Nolan is skateboarding and holding a box of pure rock candy, I wondered do I care what people think...We are no different than everyone else, but strange looks abounded.

One day with the Uganda children,one day, reminded me just how much we really need,to see in our lives or create for ourselves simple abundance, to have enough, and when we think we need more, its ok to just appreciate in someone elses yard. That we cant possibly have enough time for all the experiences, or people we would like, but even one day is enough to make a difference.

Chico State Univ. was impressive, crafted buildings from red bricks, lush green grass, and gorgeous shrubs and flowers, it is a true contender for my kids to attend. I felt like I was home, it was so similar to Berkeley, it felt just as big, missing only the garbage and the odd smells. It was remarkably clean, and quiet. No one protesting, no one begging, but aromas of pizza and coffee lures even the most health conscious kid to the shops. Redding is only an hour away from this completely different town, and the drive is also a wonderful transisition time for relaxing and enjoyment. Fruit stands line the road, and junk, and antique stores sell goods and a spatering of yard sales can also be fun to explore.

Thanks for the time you took to look in on this, and Blessings to you today, in your day.

Liz

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

come and see

Musical life, musical people, stories of survival and more. Come as you are, be transformed, and its free! Wednesday, 6:30 St James Lutheran Church, Shasta view Drive, off the the freeway.

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Saturday, April 11, 2009

thankfully


Happy Easter! Well almost!

I love to say that, Happy Easter? What comes to mind when I say that? Blue-girl would say PEEPS, and egg hunts, Nolan thinks, do I have to Acolyte? I think of the stories my Mother said about being in Greece during Easter week, and the non-stop celebrations, the photos below are hers, those are amazing images of what Greek traditions are like.

Tradition is another word for family memories, it's another way to remember the best of times. My Photographic memories remind me of being the young grandchild to Teen and Marion, and the glorious days at Grandma's house, in pictures I can still see it. But my mind remembers the aroma of cooking hams and turkeys, the colorful dresses and the smiles, and the hugs and the flowers spreading there perfume over the room. A table with newspapers strewn on it, and a sampler of dried fruit, and a box of See's candy. My hand can not stop picking out the little forks to taste the sweet dates and apricots and prune, round i go through each dried fruit, until I feel I have eaten my allotment, but not enough to be notable, hopefully. Little Turkey place cards with the names written on them, used over and over from days so far back, you wish you knew how long, but I loved thinking , I am at the big people table. And of course all the relatives, came, all of them. We had people coming and going most the day, but as many as we had, we never argued, always laughed and not a minute of TV was watched. No football games, no strong words, just peace among the peoples, and everyone at their peak of talented socialism. I said that word, oh dear, well I see what has happened, now, we cant say much, without being caught in a web of words that are taken out of context, and thrown into the political fights.

Today, we can only remember how great that day was, back when we had perfect socialism, among the people. If there are enough of us, who do remember it, we can pray that it returns to us and in the future, we are the grandparents that host and hostess the tables that all come to eat love and pray, for the children to learn how to do this for themselves in their houses, with their children. Take photos, dress up, sing songs in Church and search for eggs, but praise the Lord for His life and His mercy on us, thankfully, we have one consistent reminder of what peace looks like, that needs no words; in the time of great confusion, mistaken words and images judge by looks alone, one thing is real, His tradition still remains, the one strong and lasting leader, Jesus The Christ, Lord of all. He's coming to my very small family get together, Alleluia~!

Friday, April 3, 2009

All you need to know about :Holy Week




Movies I love for this week:

Fiddler on the Roof
Godspell
The Greatest Story Ever Told
Ben Hur
Children of Heaven


Why do you think the Angel said tell no one? Do you ever think you have something really great to say, but think, no one is really listening. The spirit of peace is among us all, and the Holy Spirit does listen, and cares for you, just ask for help from the Highest of all High, the Holiest of Holy and it will be there...Humble yourself.

Thursday, April 2, 2009

Lizzie M


If you look closely, you will see the name on the Boat is the Lizzie M!
I just thought that was so fun! I have a God Father that would be so tickled to see this!
Oh to be on the water in Maine...I will ponder the ideas and write more lata...
Love and summer wishes
Lizzie..

Sunday, March 29, 2009

Poetry break

Great God, I Ask Thee for No Meaner Pelf
by Henry David Thoreau
Great God, I ask for no meaner pelf
Than that I may not disappoint myself,
That in my action I may soar as highAs I can now discern with this clear eye.
And next in value, which thy kindness lends,
That I may greatly disappoint my friends,
Howe'er they think or hope that it may be,
They may not dream how thou'st distinguished me.
That my weak hand may equal my firm faithAnd my life practice what my tongue saith
That my low conduct may not show
Nor my relenting lines
That I thy purpose did not knowOr overrated thy designs

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Church, Religion. Faith and People


Is there a right way and a wrong way to worship God?
Do you have to be with the in crowd or do we need one on one?
DO you even believe in God?
Can you say it?" Can you write it here for all to see?

Paradise




Where do you see paradise?


Can you tell me?


I am interested to know....here is the place to comment, just write .

Saturday, March 21, 2009

Daily Doses of Joy

It was Norman Vincent Peale that said, being positive is like a vitamin, you have to take it in daily doses, or you will get sick. You know we all get sick, sick and tired of the bad things, the sad things, the mad things, but even Dr. Seuss said, sometimes things wont be great, and sometimes we wont do so great! But Oh the places you will go!

This is not a metaphor, and life is not a political cartoon, or a newsflash. The truth is people are angry, people are fighting mad, but, people are still required to see truth using their own eyes.

We have our own eyes, our own life and our own voices, and it is okay today to be concerned about the stories being shown to us on the news, it is also okay to want to try to change things. But in the grand scheme we don't have the right to be so invasive that we just forget there are people here, real people who have to at least defend themselves. Did we offer any consolation to the people who might have been taken in by stock scammers? Did we have a fund raiser, all those who wish to protect their family dollar and their sacred bank account, did they stand up and band together and offer to help each other? Why not?
Why is it easier to dig the dirt, than it is to plant the seed? I like the dirt, I like the whole reality of dirt, rather than the alternative. Lets not cement in the next few years with blatant anger to just be sure that nothing bad will happen...I mean not to quote another kid movie, but, you cant say that you can make nothing bad ever happen, because then that is just like saying , nothing will ever happen.

I am always one to use my faith in times like these. Itn't this the greatest time to use it? Around the corner from all troubles is something great, and while the rain is raining , it is still sunny on top of the clouds. What I ask is where are we going? Not just as a group, not just as a country, but as a person with our own choices, where are we going? And when we go, do we bring something good to offer? Do we remember bring with us, the gracious gifts our grandmothers and aunts taught us? Flowers and hand made cards, do we offer food and nurturing conversation? What we really have to offer is our value, and it cannot be measured in dollars. The person that doesn't share his gifts with the world, has imprisoned not only himself but all those whom have been left out circle that is created with giving of oneself completely. All things in our world do have balance, and if we think we are going out of our way to do anything, most likely we are in the way. Its not the things we do or say, its the way we do it. Convince others with anger, and get sucked into a fight that is only in your own mind, no one feels it like you.

Convince someone with your confidence and you can fool the most seasoned executive, but be over confident with your friends, and no one gets past the first five minutes. No one has the perfect life, and no matter how much they brag or look in control, nothing is written in stone, except life and death. It is important to choose your causes, and pick your sides, but be wary of the signs they carry. If you need to make a scene, you could inspire others to think you might be a leader, and that can only lead to disillusion. I saw the cutest cartoon, while doing some research on this, of a woman, dressed as a farmer, with a large pitchfork, over her shoulder, and the child that she walked passed, thought while sitting on some hay, "she must be really hungry." You know, that is cute, because, I like the view of the innocent, how can we stand in the way of the young and color their precious future with anything less than what is true, what is pure and what is right. People do things wrong, but we choose to take it in through the leaders, and the "fruit" we choose. We walk to the tree and we pick that fruit, ourselves, and its only the children who cant pick it themselves. Some people like fruit that is dead, and filled with maggots, and it a world that is harsh and dry this is a feast, others demand a fruit that is geneticaly altered and colored by gas, with it perfections hidden in microscopic details, some like the fruit fresh from the tree, grown in their backyard, and has skin that is washed by the shirt they wear. For now, fruit is dormant, here in the USA, but luckily the seasons have not taken anger with us, the skies are friendly and the insects are still fighting the good fight. Go ladybugs go!

The season of spring has sprung, and in the midst of all the worlds troubles, there are baby birds chirping and waiting for a wiggling worm, there are trees being pollinated by buzzing bees, and it is just as it has been since - well as far back as the first farmer, it is time to sew seeds. I am going to enjoy the silence of the seed and the gentleness needed to sew it safely, and the wonder of the promise of this magic I have taken part in.

I ask for the honor to lead you in the invitation to a smile, because I always say, Smile when you say that to me...

Sunday, March 15, 2009

I think its different now...I see the change...

So let's be the change we want to see, and instead of dampening the spirits of others lets look for the good in everyone and in all things, and bring back the Renaissance of artistic values to this wonderful world we live in. It is still a wonderful place to be, and I would not dream of living on Mars or any other planet.
I love my garden too much! I love that place that is just outside my back door. Planted with wonderful flowers and shrubs, and fruiting trees!
The weather has been warm and the trees are blooming, the new apricot has big blossoms, the nectarine is always first to pop out and the cherrie is waiting for the perfect moment, but finally popped right out on the 13th. I love Cherries, and have to work hard to fight off the Stellar Blue Jays that love them too. My cats who usually love to chatter and play with the birds wont even go near the huge blue birds. I think those birds are the top of the food chain here in the Masloff backyard. Who can worry about lifes little problems with nature doing its big show. The seasons have their say in everything we do and we learn to live with the heat and the cold.
I went to Mary Engelbriets magazine online and noticed that it is no longer in print! What a loss for creative artists like me, and she writes on her web site that she hopes to return to publishing soon, but because of the economy it is just not possible, she listed other magazines that are no longer in print. If that market is no longer there then what will we artists do? It was my dream to be in her magazine some day, and no I think , all magazines should just be blogs. So with that
here are my new links that I am pondering
and if you so wish to send donations I am really fond of this site:
all of the fabrics are great! Sewing is fun! If you donate fabric I will take it to my sewing guild and sew WITH IT ; These wonderful women donate these beautiful hand done ( free ) quilts to a wonderful cause, and one that we have heard good feedback from, the foster families, and the child protection services in Redding California. They use and receive more than 50 quilts just from this one guild every few months! The numbers are staggering, but all ages can have one, as well as new babies in Hospitals. I just love to be with these nice ladies and hope to learn how to do what they do with the grace, and kindness.
Seeds seeds seeds, everyone is talking about free seeds, the whole country is buzzing about free tomato seeds from campbells soup!
I love seeds too! I was just reading in the Farmers Almanac Gardening edition about a kid Jere Gettle, who was only 4 when he started his own garden, and now at 26, he owns a catalog order business and a huge plot of land to grow and trade seeds, some as old as the early 1800's! It says he publishes a quarterly mag, called Heirloom Gardener, and a web site :
www.iDigmyGarden.com





I recommend that farmers almanac, to buy, better than this site:




http://www.farmersalmanac.com/home_garden/
Raspberries are coming back fast and the blue berries look like they are okay too. You know i bought some Walla walla onion started last year they are still tiny?? last year? what do I do with them? I am sure this is much more than you wanted to get in your email so i will stop --
but check out those web sites for more on the Gettle seeds-- thanks for writing-- I ll take a photo as soon as the cherry flowers out! Its really big now--


Liz Masloff

" Memory is a wonderful gift, for with it the best is never past, We carry thoughts of home in our hearts, to live in always though time has passed."

Quoted from the Harris' Seasonal Gardening Guide
aka Farmers Almanac
Thank You From Panda Publishing
http://rareseeds.com/

Monday, March 9, 2009

A little fun, I love these two

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famous quotes I like

Why cant we just all get along? Probably because we are so different, and no one can walk in someone elses shoes, I just hope and pray that we can all laugh a little more at ourselves, try a little harder to not assume anything, and then be will to listen , really listen. These people spoke and we remember them, I did nt say it! I quote!

No man can call himself liberal, or radical, or even a conservative advocate of fair play, if his work depends in any way on the unpaid or underpaid labor of women at home, or in the office.
Gloria Steinem
1934-, American Feminist Writer, Editor


I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro's great stumbling block in his stride toward freedom is not the White Citizen's Counsellor or the Ku Klux Klanner, but the white moderate.
Martin Luther King Jr.
1929-1968, American Black Leader, Nobel Prize Winner, 1964


Conservative: A statesman who is enamored of existing evils, as distinguished from a Liberal, who wishes to replace them with others.
Ambrose Bierce
1842-1914, American Author, Editor, Journalist, ''The Devil's Dictionary''


Of all the varieties of virtues, liberalism is the most beloved.
Aristotle
BC 384-322, Greek Philosopher

Sent to me by email: Divorce?

This was sent to me via my own personal email, from a person I worship the Same God with:
see my comments after this letter
DIVORCE AGREEMENT


Dear American liberals, leftists, social progressives, socialists, Marxists and Obama supporters, et al: We have stuck together since th e late 1950's, but the whole of this latest election process has made me realize that I want a divorce. I know we tolerated each other for many years for the sake of future generations, but sadly, this relationship has run its course. Our two ideological sides of America cannot and will not ever agree on what is right so let's just end it on friendly terms. We can smile and chalk it up to irreconcilable differences and go our own way. Here is a model separation agreement: Our two groups can equitably divide up the country by landmass each taking a portion. That will be the difficult part, but I am sure our two sides can come to a friendly agreement. After that, it should be relatively easy! Our respective representatives can effortlessly divide other assets since both sides have such distinct and disparate tastes. We don't like redistributive taxes so you can keep them. You are welcome to the liberal judges and the ACLU. Since you hate guns and war, we'll take our firearms, the cops, the NRA and the military. You can keep Oprah, Michael Moore and Rosie O'Donnell (You are, however, responsible for finding a bio-diesel vehicle big enough to move all three of them). We'll keep the capitalism, greedy corporations, pharmaceutical companies, Wal-Mart and Wall Street. You can have your beloved homeless, homeboys, hippies and illegal aliens. We'll keep the hot Alaskan hockey moms, greedy CEO's and rednecks. We'll keep20the Bibles and give you NBC and Hollywood .. You can make nice with Iran and Palestine and we'll retain the right to invade and hammer places that threaten us. You can have the peaceniks and war protesters. When our allies or our way of life are under assault, we'll help provide them security. We'll keep our Judeo-Christian values.. You are welcome to Islam, Scientology, Humanism and Shirley McClain. You can also have the U.N.. but we will no longer be paying the bill. We'll keep the SUVs, pickup trucks and oversized luxury cars. You can take every Subaru station wagon you can find. You can give everyone hea lthcare if you can find any practicing doctors. We'll continue to believe healthcare is a luxury and not a right. We'll keep The Battle Hymn of the Republic and the National Anthem. I'm sure you'll be happy to substitute Imagine, I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing, Kum Ba Ya or We Are the World. We'll practice trickle down economics and you can give trickle up poverty your best shot. Since it often so offends you, we'll keep our history, our name and our flag. Would you agree to this? If so, please pass it along to other like minded liberal and conservative patriots and if you do not agree, just hit delete. In the spirit of friendly parting, I'll bet you ANWAR which one of us will need whose help in 15 years. Sincerely, John J. Wall Law Student and an American P.S. Also, please take Barbara Streisand & Jane Fonda with you.

First with love and respect to my family, I keep you and would do anything for your life, this is just in responce to the letter and not a broad stroke, because some right are great, some are right, and I do hope they fight for what is right, and good, we all breath the same air, see the same stars and love this land. For every man how exhaults himself shall be humbled, and every man who humbles himself, shall be exhaulted,
OK, here's my rebuttal, because, people of the side, I am so right~You could be wrong, you could be asking for more then your fair share, if you think that you are immune to the reality of Marriage!! I read it, and think, if this was a real "Marriage" and it is supposed to be not liberal, then why would we not be Married for LIFE? SO, if a little good counseling is not an option, then I guess we will have to have an ANNULMENT?
The children of this Marriage, are being tossed out with the bath that you are forgetting you were so happily enjoying, the same hard working American children that you gladly took money from to pad that home big in the hills, that buy your foriegn cars, and will be paying for your war bill for the rest of their working lives.

You dont like the poor either? Without the poor Mc D's and Wally's would go out of business who will put up with those horrible plastic utensils and toys that are full of lead and toxins shipped in from other countries with less than ethical working and living standards. Where the rich at the top live like kings while the workers cant even afford to own homes or get off food stamps and medi care.
Oh by the way wall street-- that might be you soon.

I will write a book about this and go see Oprah, cool I dont want to get on her bad side! Then dont forget the Pot bars, that if we did tax and control we would change the world, but if you would rather have the drug lords run it, and the taliban hey, I understand, that would put a lot of police out of jobs, and they would have to actually find people who are creating real problems outside of their own homes. Liberals, living the life they love in their own homes, --sure that should be a crime, to do what we want in our own homes! Then we would like to keep the nudie beaches, the oh I would like to extend an invite to all other-countries, and people who think that liberal is well better than being controlled by an Ulitimate authority, in Bred-Royalty of a political race; lets see PBS Oh we love them, NPR, Free Speech, Planned Parenthood and all the so silly but fun, Hollywood Starlets. The French, the Italians, the oh of course the President of the United States who by the way, sure seems to be loved by everyone, except maybe the people who are related to Jabba the HUT! We'll take him, and you can have your Girl who doesnt know JACK--and likes to shoot Moose. What else do we get, half the country, you can have TEXAS, what the hell, we will take the whole-West Coast any day, and CANADA, who needs your drugs, who the heck wants the rest of the country anyway? we have the best of the food, the wine and if you're looking for schools, we we got'm. We have Mozart, the Beatles and for sure ABBA, you can have the red necks and the KKK too.THE LIST
Aaron SorkinAl FrankenAl GoreAl SharptonAlexandra KerryAndrei ChernyAnita LoweyAnthony LakeAnthony RomeroArianna HuffingtonBarbara BoxerBarbara LeeBen BagdikianBill MaherBill MoyersBill RichardsonCarol Mosley-BraunCaroline KennedyChelsea ClintonCheryl JacquesChristine GregoireChuck RangelCruz BustamanteDavid WuDebra RappaportDennis KucinichDick GephardtDonnie FowlerDorothy EhrlichEd HelmsEdward KennedyEllen DeGeneresElliot SpitzerGarrison KeillorGavin NewsomGeorge StephanopoulosGeroge SorosGray DavisHarry ReidHendrick HertzbergHoward DeanHoward ZinnJanet NapolitanoJennifer M. GranholmJerry BrownJesse JacksonJim JeffordsJohn KerryJohn PodestaJonathan EdwardsJohn Kenneth GalbraithJonathan SorosKen SalazarKeith OlbermannKweisi MfumeLeon PanettaLeonardo DiCaprioLouis MenandMadeline AlbrightMargaret MarshallMario CuomoMartin SheenMatt GonzalesMax ClelandMichael HuffingtonMichael RappaportMolly IvinsNadine StrossenNancy KeenanNoam ChomskyNorman LearRalph NeasRob ReinerRobert GreenwaldRobert RedfordRoberta ActenbergRoger Waters <Ron Regan Jr.Ruth SimmonsSeymour M. HershSimon RosenbergStephanie Tubbs-JonesStephen ColbertSteve WesleySusan HockfieldSusan SarandonTavis SmileyTeresa Heinz-KerryTina FeyTom DaschleTom HanksVanessa KerryWendy KoppWesley ClarkWillie Brown
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:AaronSw/Famous_liberals" We love the wonderful colorful world, I will glady live with a culture of people who accept others differences and respect the indigenous people. Also we get all of the best Protestant Churches, and of course as far as the taxes go, " liberals" dont worry about those, our new country is well, the land of milk and honey as they say. We see the glass is half full, even if your glass is almost empty.




You blame us for all the problems, and also this war in Iraq, and you think your right to do so. And we are supposed to fix the mess too? OK we can fix that, how about we just say oops that was not my fault. Some other people did that, not in my country. Its also not my country that turns its back on genocide in Africa right? It is also not my country that turns its back on the public school systems in America, or the right to our homesteads. It wasn't my country, that shot the Indians in the back, broke treaties or has a mafia and a herd of crooked cops. I remember once that we said, "I am so glad we dont live like the Russians, that Government listens to peoples phone calls, they interrogate people without cause, and in their own country the police brutalize people for how they look." Now we say, I am glad I am not, the President, yea that would just suck.


This political right will bring anyone into a battle field, fear and war , they are immune to killing people in other countries, and blind to the plight of it's own people to the point where now we can draw lines, this is the beginning of what looks like-- another third riech! Teaching fear, teaching intolerance, teaching no one to speak for the small and unfortunate. Discrimination by association, and who is to say where it will stop? We were all immigrants once, we were all running for Freedom from religion, we were all once children that needed medical care, we are all Americans, from the first day we live here. If anyone would like to put a right or a left place and draw the line according to taxes, then show me a place I can live without any taxes,

show me a place to live where the taxes are supporting the Rich only?




So not to point the finger back, but to turn the other cheek let me remind you of the war dreams i have seen, click here if you would like to read something out of this world. I will keep my wonderful free ~country thank you, and if you so choose to build yourself up in the ivory tower may God have mercy on your soul. Try and take my life, try and take my freedom, try and tell me how to think, how to live and how to worship, you can try, but your not right, your right out of bounds.

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

DUH! IS ANYONE PAYING ATTENTION?

I have been typing for over an hour, this controversial argument, and then its gone, it deletes.
I ask you is anyone paying attention, because this is my all time favorite phrase, I am so broke I cant even pay attention. I was saying that, there are those who are paid to do jobs and pay attention, and it seems as if they were all caught off guard and somehow did not notice the titanic economy situation.
If you are one of those people, that found this all so surprising, I can only say that most likely you were pretty happy about the past 8 years, and did not think that anything was wrong with the way the Government spent tax payers money. If you are just now tuning into the fear factor stock market, and asking how this happened or why, maybe you dont know what the stock market is. Let me explain, its a way for another business to ask you for money, as an investment, and they dont have to pay it back, and if you did not know, the business, might not work out, well,now you do.

Did anyone say, it was a bad idea to put ads on tv for people to buy houses no money down with Government grants, and loans. Then re-sell the houses-at a price so falsely inflated it is ridiculously higher than the actual value, but only after you have taken out a loan against that house. Then sell it to a person who not only doesn't qualify for the loan, but the poor over charged person doesn't even understand the loan, and why would any of that catch the attention of any State Official as a bad business practice? Because it was not considered illegal, it somehow had to do with a equal and fair home loan program provided by the government, started by Clinton, and because of that, its okay. And not one stock broker said, that is a bad idea, and said to the bank dont do it, because if they did , it did not stop them.
I did not hear a single state official speak of this bank failure, warning at all, not one, not our elected officials, and not our presidential hopefuls, not a one.
Can I make a famous example of this, did anyone say dont do it, phrase? YES<> ok

Once while a very famous band played for free in the City of SAN FRANCISCO, ( notice I did not say frisco, or any other name!) I was taken to be a guest, by way of my work and the Hark Rock Cafe. I was in a special place along side of the new stars, close enough, to scare the band as they say. When Bono climbed up on top of the not so beautiful sculpture in Justin Herman Plaza, he got out his black paint, and started to paint!! I was so in shock of this obvious lack of common sense, and I shouted " BONO DONT DO IT!" even if it would have improved the strange statue, it was the obvious ethical mistake he was making, to do something on this piece of art. He must have heard me, he must have said, what the H#$!! I am up here, I have to, and so he did it anyway, I think KNOWING FULL WELL, that he heard that little whisper. I hear the whisper, I listen, because darn if you don't , you will be saying to yourself, DUH I knew that! I think we should just go back to saying bluntly, DUH, I knew that! Instead of saying its your fault, I am just going to say that.



Did the avalanche of dropping stock that was the fallout of the over valued houses, loosing their value, due to the fact that no one was watching the value of the confidence dollar drop, into its lowest value stop anyone from voting freely? Did we as a country all of a sudden become blind, that we did not see some magical button we should have pushed that might have saved us from our employer cutting our hours and our jobs into oblivion. I think we would have chosen to do this different if it was on a ballot, vote for not going into trillion dollars of debt, or loose your job. Was that a choice? Because I noticed that so important ballot was shorter than ever, I could only choose from what was already chosen for me, and if I did not choose somehow I was this huge looser in the free world. IF-Everyone who was in a voting both, could have been polled, asking them, do you know that our country is on the edge of its worst depression since the early 30's would you vote differently? DUH, we would have said, no thanks lets not go into a great depression, I know that. The Banks should say, DUH, I am not doing that loan, I know better.
And voters should say, DUH, I know,one president cannot fix all the problems from the past the present and the future, nor is he to blame for it.

Did we know about the economy? Because , DUH, we are expected to know it now, and yet, not one of the presidential hopefuls had any warning or a inc ling that we would be at the place we are today. ( Is there a DUH in there? )

Who had experience with bringing the USA and the world economy out of the dumpster? Well, I dont think anyone was watching, but while the debates were raging, and while the media was barking, and while the people were snowed in, so to speak, Madoff was packing his bank account, real estate agents are still on vacation, and Osama Bin Laden still sends us his hate mail. In case no one noticed, we not only have the present to deal with , we still have the past to deal with. And no kids, The Cat in the Hat is not coming back with thing one and thing two, sorry Ebeneezer this is no dream , you really are going to die penniless and the nephew will laugh on your grave, because you kept it all to yourself, and did not feed the poor or save tiny Tim. The books being sold in the millions are saying, DUH I knew it was going to be a long war, DUH, I knew this was a bad choice for a new Party in the white house, and DUH, I know everything.

Isn't it weird how those predictions come out after the fact, if I was a doctor which I am not, but if I was, I would say, these are symptoms, to a bigger illness we have yet to diagnose.

What are the symptoms? What is the prediction according to the symptoms? Here are my predictions for the rest of the year:
The Fluctuating Stock market, is a symptom of the greed-illness in our economy, the now the party is over and no joke everyone has to go home!
The loss of jobs, is a symptom of, small business' being taxed unfairly, and the government taking its toll on the little (consumer) guy/gal trying to make ends meet, and yet still people shop at the places where the imported goods from outside countries, will pad the wallets of the faceless greedy big- corporate companies forcing small business to have to go out of business because....
The Media controlling the Country confidence: is a symptom of the big business corporates advertising and selling us our knowledge through this 20 second advertising method, and making it ok to sell erectile disorder pills, Victoria secret underwear , fast food, and judging our neighbors house as a healthy standard of living, causing more people to try to buy a new house, and new car a new outfit and toss out the life they loved and put on credit last year. Eventually this store bought life, will end up used and in the thrift store and someone will decide that it is retro and valuable and put it on eBay, and make good money off someone elses frivolous lifestyle. Progressing into a world full of garbage and throw away the rich mentality, but grateful poor if able to access the recycled goods or better yet- the dumpster ! Which makes the poor rich in spirit and more intelligent and the media loving rich poorer in spirit, and just TV smart. (Note that this is the future)
This war in Iraq: is a symptom of the greed illness and fashioned by the Bushes , like Father Like son. And the reason we are so debt, starting with Haliburton, (if I knew how to spell it, Id actually care ) the need to sell the government product WAR, and fight for our imperialistic lifestyle, and use oil and live in contrast to others right in their face. But also to flaunt the self righteous ways of our chosen war, excluding the sick in any other place, the elderly in USA,the Sudanese, and the Entire American Educational system it is all sacrificed to the war in Iraq, we pay for the right to kill others.

Public schools, and transportation is never first or big in the budget: symptom of IVY LEAGUE in office, apart of the greed illness; handed down from those who don't stay home with kids, those who don't have to worry about the food they eat or the houses they live in, they don't have to listen the voice of reason, because there is no reason, they can do and live any life they want. The public schools are not good enough for the IVY League, the private rich, and therefore we are not worthy of tax money. Except, the truth is the majority of the people will never go to an Ivy League school, never afford a University and we will be lucky if our teachers will be able to afford to stay in a job that pays less then the cost that it took to get there. The illness is spread to the children when they see that being a teacher is not only not a good paying but a job not valued by our state and our country as so many are being laid off, and music and art, language and sports being told that they are not as important as say "personal growth" that teaches, all aspects of sex life, and the popular alternative, drug-stimulated lifestyles that need not be discussed in a classroom, but left to parents or guardians.

Not having an alternative to driving a personal car is just at odds with everything that we should be fighting for, DUH YOU KNOW THAT=-(

i am not even going to get into that-but remember
this is the symptom, the issues are much larger and if you want the cure, maybe look for the symptoms and forward this note to whomever you think may need to hear DUH!
Go ahead, say I knew this would happen. Then say, PAY ATTENTION, and listen to the whispers. Be still and know.

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