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Re: HP - relevant as shift in underlying platform ownership

By: weco in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Sat, 20 Aug 11 9:31 PM | 62 view(s)
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Sad as it was, somehow the public re-elected the last buffoon in '04... I'm not even sure it was an actual election or was Diebold the "decider"?

This current crop is a pretty sad reflection on making any sort of progress. So we'll end up with two decades lost, sliding back in technology, education, further religious leanings that seem destined to drive the Nation back to the 50s or before...

So we've gone for the hope and promise of JFK, to the new hope of BO, which so far is stalled, and I see no future leadership so far...

Can we as a people afford a multiple decades reversal? What are we leaving our Grandkids?

weco


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Re: HP - relevant as shift in underlying platform ownership
By: Cactus Flower in ALEA
Sat, 20 Aug 11 12:49 AM 		Msg. 05647 of 54959

Hi j-t,

I agree. To a great extent, we have set aside the problems of our planet as we focus on the problems of our race. The human one, that is.

Are these problems related? Possibly, at some levels.

I have some (but incomplete) confidence that the American people will not elect a buffoon as president. The long election cycle tends to reveal weaknesses. Perry's vanity, his poor intellect and his back-scratch relationship with Texan business are going to cause him difficulty. Bachmann is simply cuccoo. These things make them both poor choices and I cannot see them winning this game.

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