Bah, Bah, Black Sheep
Bah, bah, black sheep,
Have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir,
Three bags full.
One for the master,
One for the dame,
And one for the little boy
Who lives down the lane.
Bah, bah, black sheep,
Have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir,
Three bags full.
Bah, bah, black sheep,
Have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir,
Three bags full.
One for the master,
One for the dame,
And one for the little boy
Who lives down the lane.
Bah, bah, black sheep,
Have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir,
Three bags full.
NO NO THIS IS NOT A RACIST REMARK
FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO THINK IT IS:
PLEASE READ AND TRY TO COMPREHEND THE GREAT SPEECH MARTIN LUTHER KING MADE REGARDING THE JUDGMENT OF ONES CHARACTER RATHER THAN THE COLOR OF ONES SKIN!
No; this is a cute little nursery school rhyme we all know. The wording is kind of timely and catchy.
It has a point in it if we drop for a moment our prejudice and try to discover a deeper meaning!
Yesterday afternoon my new friend and President Barrack Obama threw a little hissy fit when he didn't get 100 percent cooperation from the Senate on the spending bill which has now escalated to about twice the cost of both Iraq wars plus about ten months of Federal spending under the former Bush Administration. Bottom line, rounded down, around 10% of what the United States of America produces in total for a year will be the size of this "stimulus bill".
He raised his voice in frustration at those in the Senate who want to take a little time to examine some of the excesses in the bill.
Obama mocked the voices of restraint with this comment;
"So then you get the argument, 'well, this is not a stimulus bill, this is a spending bill.' What do you think a stimulus is? That's the whole point," Obama said to laughter.
FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO THINK IT IS:
PLEASE READ AND TRY TO COMPREHEND THE GREAT SPEECH MARTIN LUTHER KING MADE REGARDING THE JUDGMENT OF ONES CHARACTER RATHER THAN THE COLOR OF ONES SKIN!
No; this is a cute little nursery school rhyme we all know. The wording is kind of timely and catchy.
It has a point in it if we drop for a moment our prejudice and try to discover a deeper meaning!
Yesterday afternoon my new friend and President Barrack Obama threw a little hissy fit when he didn't get 100 percent cooperation from the Senate on the spending bill which has now escalated to about twice the cost of both Iraq wars plus about ten months of Federal spending under the former Bush Administration. Bottom line, rounded down, around 10% of what the United States of America produces in total for a year will be the size of this "stimulus bill".
He raised his voice in frustration at those in the Senate who want to take a little time to examine some of the excesses in the bill.
Obama mocked the voices of restraint with this comment;
"So then you get the argument, 'well, this is not a stimulus bill, this is a spending bill.' What do you think a stimulus is? That's the whole point," Obama said to laughter.
WHAT HEY WAIT JUST A MINUTE
Obama went on to say he was tired of hearing "the same old tired" excuses and asked a flock of followers over in Virginia if they weren't tired too.
Well, being a responsible member of a self governing republic is a bit tiring and frustrating Barrack, but it beats the alternative!
SOME OPEN QUESTIONS
When Obama promised change did he mean we don't have to think anymore?
Can we really get out of the economic holding pattern by spending even more than Bush did?
Would we not be better off if we stimulated the economy with capital investments for our future?
Are not work projects that build better transportation systems, better buildings, and better machines , factories, etc, better than just printing money to hand out to nearly everybody in the United States America to pay off our excess credit card debts?
Did you think when Obama promised a change it was supposed to be for the better.
Do you think handing back devalued money to Americans to spend without investment in real value based work is better than just senseless spending?
I NEED AN ANSWER TO THESE THINGS
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