Words that come forth from these Lips...

Tuesday, 11 January 2011

  • Who's fault is it? xanga people?

    "Lets not retreat but lets reload" quote Sarah Palin. Yes it is indirectly Sarah Palin's fault, the things that she has said in 2010 is recorded and transcribed things like taking politicians out "But she is not the only one to indirectly blame, this is a leadership issues. It's like saying what or how I teach/talk to my kids won't effect how they think and react. it's true as a leader in any house hold the leader sets the tone and the teaching by what they say and do and so do political leaders... we are all influential to some degree, on what people say, I am influenced of course as well and I have heard way too many calls to arms by lots of tea parties speakers and politicians for a while (BTW: some Democrats are in this mix too), things like what "If ballots don’t work, bullets will." by Joyce Kaufman or to take up arms as Glen Beck has insinuated on his shows. These kind of talk is dangerous... especially if it's heard over and over, and backed up by people you know. what you feed yourself is what you will strongly believe. knowing this truth and if your a leader you need to watch what you say. "You are what you feed yourself" and "you reap what you sow" I understand that some of this talk is acceptable in some places in the US but is not something that should edited on a national stage. This man was unhinged and crazy. I've read all the stories online and heard/read the testimonies from people that know him. he was unhinged. Of course it's not directly Sarah Palin fault nor do I believe she paid this person to do it. but the words we use for political gains should have consequences. you have the Freedom to yell Fire anywhere but if you do so in a could room and you cause panic and a stamped and some one get hurt/killed, these are the consequences of words. (BTW this actually happened years ago at a night club) words have power and influence.

    Sarah is going to suffer politically for this. if you don't know she had on her website for a while until this incident happened, she had a map of the US with target cross hairs in the states of which politicians to target to get out of office, and 3 of the Cross hairs where colored red. you can Google the photo. she has that against her and what was put on her Facebook that I think is the most damaging. this was reported by http://obamalondon.blogspot.com Any negative comment put on her FB was removed within a minute of it's post, each one except a comment about the little girl that died in the current shootings. it stated "It's OK. Christina Taylor Green was probably going to end up a left wing bleeding heart liberal anyway. Hey, as 'they' say, what would you do if you had the chance to kill Hitler as a kid? Exactly." this was a kept post and you can go to "obama london blogspot" and see all the posts, there deletions, and there length of post times for yourself on there page as they where. In my mind, I'm sure Palin is a victim of circumstance in this case and it most likely was a paid person watching her blog that did what they did. but it has her name on it. this makes her look very bad. and there is no evidence that it was not her so the rest of the world will see this and this will crush her politically. I don't think Fox News can protect her on this except people that only follow Fox news. this will be damaging. 

Wednesday, 05 January 2011

  • I'm back xanga!!!!

    so it's been a while since I used xanga but now I'm coming back to write my opinions and give some things on my mind. and here is the first order of bloging business... Health care... like it love dislike it hate it. It will help people. regardless of what people think. met a couple of people it helped. so here is the jist of it.

    Selected CBO Publications Related to Health Care Legislation, 2009-2010

    Summary

    In March 2010, the Congress passed and the President signed into law legislation that makes major changes to the U.S. health care and health insurance systems. That legislation came in two parts: the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010. Among other things, those laws will establish a mandate for most legal residents of the United States to obtain health insurance; create insurance exchanges through which certain individuals and families will receive federal subsidies; significantly expand eligibility for Medicaid; reduce the growth of Medicare’s payment rates for most services; impose an excise tax on insurance plans with relatively high premiums; impose certain taxes on individuals and families with relatively high incomes; and make various other changes to the federal tax code, Medicare, Medicaid, and other programs. (In addition, the Reconciliation Act substantially alters federal programs governing loans and grants for postsecondary education.)

    In the course of the deliberations over health care legislation, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) provided a wide variety of estimates and other analyses regarding the impact of proposals on the federal budget and on aspects of health care and health insurance that were of interest to policymakers. In many cases, those estimates and analyses were produced in collaboration with the staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT). That process began in early 2009 and continued past the enactment of the legislation in March of this year.

    Responding to many requests, this report compiles a set of those estimates and analyses for easy reference. The report begins with the cost estimate for the final legislation and several analyses related to that legislation. It also includes several cost estimates and analyses of earlier versions of that legislation and alternative proposals that were considered in the House and Senate before final passage. In addition, this report brings together analyses that CBO issued during this period concerning insurance premiums and premium subsidies, the budgetary accounting of proposals, changes to the medical malpractice system, and certain related topics that arose during the Congressional debate. A number of related cost estimates and publications are not included in this volume but are available on CBO’s Web site. In keeping with CBO’s mandate to provide objective, nonpartisan analysis, this report makes no recommendations.

     Go to the link below for more and info and read the document for youself in PDF form (it's on the front page). Better you to read it then let a talking point or people that skim it tell you what it is saying. This is Offical info from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO).

    http://www.cbo.gov/doc.cfm?index=12033

     

Friday, 04 December 2009

  • Gone are the Days

    my xanga account.... it's been long since I've really written in you. most friends who where here have left in lew of not another blog site but a site that Network site where people can make small chat, comment on pictures and ask you to play random games that. I'm talking about Facebook. Bloggers for the people are no longer done for the people in this site. they are done for the individuals who want to be heard. and since they can not bring them here... The Blogs are out sourced. There is nothing appealing about this Xanga blog site any more. once a pioneer of the web, is nothing more then a third world site in comparison... and even worse this site sold out so now when I post, this will automatically post on Face book. I did not ask for this, but it does. which is one of the reasons I don't write here any more. what is the point. why should I stay here is your just going to send it else where? Blogging your thoughts is a dying art and a diminishing practice, kind of like hand writing letters. people don't want to read what in your soul or thoughts. they want to have small chat. comment if you will. then again do I really want any of that? or do I? So before I say good bye slowly to this site let me post my little thoughts here and repost old poems that no longer get read. for these are my thought feeling emotions and ideas I wish to share with everyone for your reaction, no matter what that reaction maybe. As any would say.... I write for me... but in secret I write for you. "But I being poor, have only my dreams. I have spread my dreams up under your feet. Tread softly... for you Tread on my dreams." --W.B. Yeats

Saturday, 14 November 2009

  • It's been a long time since I posted here. So why don't I? well there are a lot of reasons for not posting, but more so that is if this is your only access to me then you don't get to have me.

Sunday, 16 August 2009

  • am I nevervous no. am I calm.  no.  Do I have worries. yes. it's a while away from now and I'm excited and nervous at the same time.  Is it right.  Oh you bet it is, so why am I nevervous.  well it is my first time... hopefully my last as well. but once you ride that bike your good to go. but what if.................... sigh

Tuesday, 16 June 2009

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    • Name: Israel
    • Location: Illinois, United States
    • Gender: Male
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About My Bones..

  • These dry bones, no longer holding flesh. So monotone, no life holding breath. Unlike stones so fragile and weak. Granite texture lying dead on the street. Bones of my flesh you helped me to stand. Bone of my flesh to gave no demands. Bones of my flesh you grasped life's cord. Bones of my flesh, received eternal reward.....

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