Beyond Those Bush Deficits

August 11, 2010 | By BoomerJeff In ObamaNomics |

The Treasury Department released it’s monthly report on Wednesday.

The one-month deficit for July was $165,043,000,000, or $5 Billion more than the “irresponsible Bush deficit” for the entire year of 2007.

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  1. Ovarian Cancer : : [D]issing America: The Looming [R]esurgence - Cancer Health Center on August 17th, 2010

    [...] the website, Liberty Works, “the one-month deficit for July was $165,043,000,000 or $5 Billion more than the [...]

  2. English D on August 18th, 2010

    It all makes sense when you “dont want to let a crisis go to waste.” But what is the bigger process involved here?
    Here’s the context:
    DESTABILIZATION and DEMORALIZATION. Check the following steps and actions, its not just the deficit crisis…it is a systematic strategy of destruction…

    Sleepers and the apperance of the messiah, a KGB perspective http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZHRgTskEhE&feature=related

    How the KGB infiltrated US leadership with Marxism. We see the fruit. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RS8LA-5fmrs

    Three ideas we should ponder about Islam.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ib9rofXQl6w

    Pat Condell on Ground Zero mosque: “Is it possible to be astonished, but not surprised?” – http://bit.ly/8XydkL

    It relates to the dialogue by contributing to the discussion how (possibly) legitimate means are used to obtain an illegitimate end- a quote by the KGB officer in the video.

    Also addressed in the first 2 videos is the use of media for that purpose.

    Ronald Reagan speeches given during the 1970s prior to his presidency, can be found in Reagan In HIs Own Hand. There he devotes 5 minutes (2 pages) to each topic. He addresses topic after topic using source information to show what happens behind the scenes versus what the public hears. Whether or not you agree with his interpretation, he uses source information. The issues that he addressed in his 5 minute speeches recorded in the book are the same issues we see bearing fruit today. It is an excellent read.