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POPS5 Amazing Holes Excuse me, I know this clip has been done before. Both by me and a few others I think. But the 5th hole has just gotten SO much larger this year and I see no end. This is one way to relieve frustration. I would like to know if anyone agrees with me.
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POPSDemocrat Corruption On A Roll Scandals involving the Obama Administration include prominent cabinet picks, some confirmed and others who withdrew amid intense public scrutiny of their wrongdoings. Former Senate majority leader Tom Daschle dropped his bid to be Health Secretary after being exposed for failing to pay tens of thousands of dollars in taxes over the years and New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson dropped out as Commerce Secretary amid a grand jury investigation into his out-of-state political donors getting a lucrative state contract. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner was confirmed even though he knowingly hired an illegal immigrant and failed to pay tens of thousands of dollars in taxes on his lucrative salary. The nation’s new Deputy Defense Secretary (William Lynn) was a major defense industry lobbyist before becoming the Pentagon’s second-in-command, a violation of Obama’s “strict ethics rules” banning lobbyists from his administration.
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POPSWe Buy Houses Any City If you would like to be among the first to know about each new property as it becomes available, please join our Wholesale Buyer's List.
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POPSThe Fed's $2 Trillion Ploy to Save Its Bank Friends Great title, even better article, so well written and detailed. It is very clear why Geithner got the Treasury chief job as former head of the NY Federal Reserve Bank. The Fed gangsters are running the show here, telling Obama and Congress what to do "or else", mafia style, while the MSM helps them justify it (as John Stewart portrayed with CNBC) all to the American people. The U.S. government is controlled by the Banksters, and the people are indentured servants.
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POPS If Wishes Were Horses, Beggars Would Ride (labeled the “Troubled Asset Relief Program” or “TARP”), about $350 billion, without noticeable effect in reviving the economy. But Congress has to give permission for the other $350 billion to be used. In September, when the bailout was being debated in Congress, Paulson repeatedly said that bailing out the financial industry was fundamentally different from bailing out any other part of our economy. If Bush and Paulson try to use the financial bailout money to aid the autoworkers they will be giving the lie to the rationale for bailing out the financial community. Obama is promising an economic stimulus to create 2.5 million jobs in two years. Obama apparently wants to be known as President Pothole. But the American economy is in a government-dug sinkhole. Pouring tax money down the holes won’t lead to economic recovery. It will turn a deep recession into a long-term depression.
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POPSHow to recession-proof your family EXACTLY! 'Why does Suze Orman say people first, then money, then things?'" she says. "It means if we cared about people more than we cared about money, we would not be having what happened today, because the people who run the corporations, if they had cared about all of you, they wouldn't have created loans that you couldn't afford."
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POPSA visit to holey ground A sinkhole is a patch of land that gradually becomes weaker over time and then collapses suddenly because the water table has risen and eroded the ground from underneath the surface. There are over 2,000 sinkholes in the area. Sinkholes have been known to be big enough to swallow entire houses.
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POPSSinkhole subhana alladee bi yadihe al-mulleku wa howa 'ala kulli sha'in kadeer
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POPSPuzzling pagan burials at the famous Christian catacomb A very interesting article on the new discoveries at one of Rome's biggest catacomb complex, which was thought to be a Christian site for years. The latest foundings revealed the skeletons of more than 100 humans which predate Christianity and possibly "pagan burials". Puzzled scientists are working at the site for further details and clues. From the Archaeology Magazine.
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POPSOur Preznut thinks war is Romantic and exciting--How Quaint "I must say, I'm a little envious," Dubya said, with thoughts of Junior G-Man decoder rings dancing in his head. "If I were slightly younger and not employed here, I think it would be a fantastic experience to be on the front lines of helping this young democracy succeed." Well...whoop-de-fucking-doo! This Jazzbo wannabe soldier who hid when he was in the Nat'l Guard and went AWOL to stay drunk...Ah...geez...what can i say?
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POPSAncient Maya sacrificed boys not virgin girls "It was thought that the gods preferred small things and especially the rain god had four helpers that were represented as tiny people," said de Anda. "So the children were offered as a way to directly communicate with Chaac," he said Archeologists previously believed young female virgins were sacrificed because the remains, which span from around 850 AD until the Spanish colonization, were often found adorned with jade jewelry. It is difficult to determine the sex of skeletons before they are fully matured, said de Anda, but he believes cultural evidence from Mayan mythology would suggest the young victims were actually male
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POPSDon't feel Sorry for King Saint Dumbass This is the Preznut's legacy--death and a coupla trillion $$ down the sinkhole of war for oil...grief, destruction and ugliness, lies deception and stupidity. Worst Preznut ever!
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POPSBaghdad Bonanza - The Iraq sinkhole for U.S. Taxpayer Dollars
More: Nearly a third of the companies and joint ventures on the Top 100 are based outside the United States. These foreign contractors, along with the $20 billion in contracts awarded to the unidentified companies, account for about 45 percent of all funds obligated to the Top 100. According to David Walker, the comptroller general of the United States, the outsourcing of government has escalated across the board over the past five years, although oversight of the process has shrunk during this same period. In an interview with the Center for Public Integrity, Walker noted particular problems with military contracting. "We have identified about 15 systemic, longstanding acquisition and contracting problems that exist within the Defense Department—which is the single biggest contractor within the U.S. government—that we are still not making enough progress on," said Walker, who heads the Government Accountability Office. "I mean, this stuff isn't rocket science."
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POPSHoly Cow As a paddler some of these photos scare the hell out of me!
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