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Thursday, September 18, 2008

It Would All Be Rather Amusing

If it didn't mean the possible end of the world's sole remaining super power nation (us).

The chickens are indeed coming home to roost in the mortgage-backed securities world, and now finally the logical conclusion of the Democrats' attempt at social engineering by regulation of the free market are coming to light. Yes, that includes the racist pressure to make bad loans from groups like ACORN, back when it was being represented by a clean, articulate young man named Barry Obama (ahem, judgment, anyone?) The complete lack of accountability for making a very large number of very risky investments is also coming around to bite us in the tookus.

And Barney Frank, of all people, has the unmitigated GALL to say they need to regulate it MORE heavily? Isn't he the one who defaulted on, what, $60,000 or $80,000 in credit-card debt (and left YOU the loyal interest paying customer to pick up the tab)? We're supposed to listen to THIS joker on matters related to the national financial markets?

Hold on there!

It's like living in Bizarro-World! How do people like Pelosi and Frank and Obama and Clinton keep getting elected? ::shakes head:: I know it's the government we deserve, but it really hurts to see such a great nation going down in flames.

I just hope we Texians will band together and preserve our borders when the USA finally collapses under the weight of its own stupidity and immorality. We've got a lot going for us as a standalone nation. Maybe next time we'll keep out of pesky international alliances, unlike LAST time we were independent...

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