Rev. Kishoka
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At least Obama is honest about being Socialist and Liberal and not Bush, Palin or McKopo who were two face trying to please both left and right and screw up the middle and the whole puzzle!
What makes you think Obantu is looking for opinions? The man is a radical socialist whose intent is to punish the "evil" rich White people by wealth redistribution tactics. No opinion will change his mind. The same way no opinion will change Mugabe's ideology. Does it matter to Obantu that America will be bankrupt if he keeps spending? No! Does it matter to Obantu that America will become a third world nation as a result of his policies? No! The same way it doesn't matter to Mugabe that he turned a former bread basket of Africa into a cesspool. What matters is that his vision or ideas were implemented or realized. The similarities between Obantu and Mugabe are stunning. Just stunning!
I would rather have the man with proven leadership qualities and mediocre speech delivery skills (Jindal) rather than an empty suit who can eloquently read a teleprompter and practices Bantunomics (Obantu). To Bantus it may be different since the average IQ is low, but to everyone else I think it is obvious. I need substance, I need results no fancy speeches written by your handlers. That sums up Obantu!
You are a f**kin' racist.I suspect you're the same old racist Patel.Well,Obama is THE president of the USA,hate it or love it.
Nyambala,
Cynic,
It is not a lie that Harvard practices affirmative action that benefits Bantus. It is not a lie that Obantu admitted to being serious with school at a later time during college. It is not a lie that Obantu refused to make his academic record public while other presidential candidates have done so. So I have no reason nor evidence to believe Obantu gained admission to Harvard Law on his own merits. This leads me to rightfully conclude he was and still is a benefactor of affirmative action.
Obantu has so far spent more money than any other human being. He is planning to spend even more. America doesn't have the money even if Obantu confiscates 100% of the wealthiest Americans incomes. He is borrowing the money from mainly the Chinese or printing it. This amount of government spending, government borrowing and government debt is unsustainable. The system will eventually crash just like it did in Argentina.
OK, Harvard practices affirmative action. But for your information, he did not list his race on his Harvard Law School application - that is the truth. This is just a desperate zeal to unfairly discredit and attack this man ... typical GOP vijiwes
Useless rhetoric. US is a $14 trillion economy. Can you jump start such an economy with only $800 billion?
OK I see! Well he didn't make me cringe. In fact Jindal makes me proud. He has accomplished a lot based on his merits unlike Obantu who is a benefactor of affirmative action. Obantu wouldn't be where he is if it wasn't for affirmative action and racial quotas. For that among many other reasons, he will never earn my respect.
Look, nothing can make you accept the fact that a Black man is the president of the US, so like Rush limbaugh, keep on daydreaming while the train passes you by....
BTW what do you say about the fact that Piyush made up the story about the sheriff?? You have remained very silent on this.. hahahhaaaaa!
I am sure that deep inside Piyush did make you cringe alittle insy bitsy wee bit! bwahahahaaa!
US STOCKS-Wall St hammered by AIG fallout, bank concerns
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More Business & Investing News... * AIG has biggest loss in U.S. corporate history
* Dow industrials fall below 7,000; financials slump
* Energy shares fall along with oil prices
* Dow off 3.1 pct; S&P off 3.6 pct, Nasdaq off 3.1 pct (Updates to midafternoon, changes byline)
By Leah Schnurr
NEW YORK, March 2 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks skidded to fresh multiyear lows on Monday as the government bailed out American International Group (AIG.N) again and reported a record $61.7 billion loss that raised fears efforts to stem the financial crisis still are not enough.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell to its lowest since April 1997 on an intraday basis, hit by selling in financial, energy and industrial stocks, while all 10 S&P sectors were in the red.
Among financials, Goldman Sachs (GS.N) fell 3.7 percent to $87.72 while Morgan Stanley (MS.N) slid 7.8 percent to $18.02. The S&P financial index .GSPF shed 5.3 percent.
"They're trying to make it workable for AIG but even at that, what's noticeably missing is any type of comment as to the end-game," said Paul Nolte, director of investments at Hinsdale Associates, in Hinsdale Illinois.
"When does this end? What are the sign posts that we're all going to be looking at to indicate to the government that this is working or that we are seeing a turn around?"
Investors fretful about the dire state of the economy and poor prospects for corporate profits also dumped shares of large manufacturers, with 3M Co (MMM.N) off 4.6 percent at $43.37 and Caterpillar Inc (CAT.N) down 8.3 percent to $22.56.
The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI tumbled 219.75 points, or 3.11 percent, to 6,843.18. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX gave up 26.61 points, or 3.62 percent, at 708.48. The Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC lost 42.13 points, or 3.06 percent, to 1,335.71.
Since the start of 2009, the Dow has lost more than 22 percent, while the S&P 500 is off more than 21 percent after attempting a rally off November lows. Since the market's October 2007 record high, the Dow Jones Wilshire 5000 index .DWCF -- one of the broadest measures of U.S. stocks -- is down more than 50 percent, or about $10 trillion.
Under the government's latest revised rescue plan, AIG will gain access to up to an additional $30 billion in new capital. For details see [ID:nN02363433]. Last fall, AIG received a commitment for $150 billion in government aid. The company, once the world's largest insurer, also reported a fourth-quarter loss on Monday that was the biggest in U.S. corporate history.
Shares of AIG rose 7.1 percent to 45 cents on the New York Stock Exchange.
Bobby Jindal said he is glad Steele has apologized to Limbaugh!!! Waah!Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele took umbrage Saturday night when CNN's D.L. Hughley referred to radio host Rush Limbaugh as "the de facto leader of the Republican party."
"No he's not. I'm the de facto leader of the Republican party," Steele said. The RNC chief went on to call Limbaugh, who that very day delivered the keynote address to the Conservative Political Action Conference, a mere "entertainer" whose show is "incendiary" and "ugly."
UPDATE - 6:20PM ET: Michael Steele has apologized to Rush Limbaugh for referring to him as an "entertainer" who can be "ugly" and "incendiary," Mike Allen reports.
"My intent was not to go after Rush - I have enormous respect for Rush Limbaugh," Steele said. "I was maybe a little bit inarticulate. ... There was no attempt on my part to diminish his voice or his leadership."
Rush Limbaugh may insist that he is not, as others have suggested, the head of the Republican Party. But all of the GOP's key players are kissing his proverbial ring in the aftermath of his latest anti-Obama episode and intra-party squabble.
The most recent offering of support came from Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal who on Monday night said that he was glad to see RNC Chairman Michael Steele apologize to Limbaugh after Steele had called the conservative talk show host's program "incendiary" and "ugly."
"I'm glad he apologized," said Jindal, appearing on CNN's Larry King Live. "I think the chairman is a breath of fresh air for the party. As I said before I think Rush is a leader for many conservatives and says things that people are concerned about."
we Ukweli.... the GOP is imploding..... look.... don't bother about the numbersin the economy because Obama is firmly in charge but what is going on in the GOP????
Rush Limbaugh is your leader??????
Bobby Jindal said he is glad Steele has apologized to Limbaugh!!! Waah!
For the article on the favorability of Obama see my thread under Obama 100 days. It is way above average!!!Looks like Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal's big effort to introduce himself to America didn't go over all that well with the public.
Buried in the internals of the new NBC/Wall Street Journal we find that only seven percent have "very positive" feelings towards Jindal, and only eight percent have "somewhat positive" feelings towards him.
The Truth, I truly pity you... you must have some serious issues that you need to discuss with a therapist. Let me ask if Obama at the end of his term will have the economy on track, are you going to claim that it is because he is 50% white? You cnanot look at the workd in terms of race, man!
Well, it seems however you want to disguise your racial attitude, it is clear that the only reason you appear to be impressed with Jindal is because he is also Indian. That is not healthy.
Not a single thing you said in your incoherent post disprove what I said about Bobby Jindal. Let me explain this to you,
1) Bobby Jindal has been successfully running a state as a Governor. The economy of his state reflects that. That's proven leadership. Obantu has accomplished nothing in his life prior to running for president. And as a president he has been abysmal by any measures especially his Bantunomics.
2) Bobby Jindal prepared and managed his state through a natural disaster i.e. hurricane. That's proven leadership. I can't say the same for Obantu. He didn't show leadership as president during recent ice storm disaster in Kentucky. What's amazing is Obantu critisized Bush for his response to Katrina.
As far as intelligence between Bobby Jindal and Obantu, it is not even close. Not even in the same league. I think a fair comparison of intelligence would be between Obantu and other Bantu leaders throughout Africa. But not with a Rhodes scholar such as Jindal.
As far as his alleged belief in intelligent design, how is that different from any other beliefs of unknowns? I am sure an aethiest could question religious folks about their belief in God. I don't care either way really and wouldn't affect how I look at Jindal.
BTW put next to each other, most white Americans and even GOP prefer Obama to Jindal
For the article on the favorability of Obama see my thread under Obama 100 days. It is way above average!!!
Where are you getting these articles? Post a link a please so I can view the article in its proper context. Don't just plagiarize, nitpick few things from some article in an attempt to prove or support Obantu. You are in the big leagues now. You are communicating with an intellectual here (I) so step up your game.