gdp's Comments

Big Government : Will Selling Out Mean Selling More for Walmart?

Sat, 26 Feb 2011 17:35:29 +0000

I have developed a bad taste for Walmart over the last couple of years and its alignment with Michelle Obama's healthy eating program was the last straw. I had not known however, that its alignment with global warming and Obamacare was part of an orchestrated PR effort managed by a Leftist. Walmart has sold its soul and vying for retailer of the world as the NWO comes down the pike. In this NWO, everything will be big and global--better for funneling monies to governments and politicians as needed and easier to control, in exchange, of course, for the stamp of approval and favored status by the powered elites. As the leftist goons continue their meaningless protests against U.S. Walmart, the international leftist elite will be busy breaking ground for new Walmarts far and wide in the soon to be non-remote villages of India, China and where ever else consumers can be grown on the backs of U.S. taxpayers.

Big Government : Facebook or Facecrook? IPOs Are a Thing of the Past

Wed, 5 Jan 2011 19:33:40 +0000

Hmmm--Facebook + Goldman Sachs??? They're expecting BIG THINGS from all that data mining. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwnTWZ1-UWY

Big Government : Financial Regulations Reformed?

Tue, 20 Jul 2010 16:25:10 +0000

Last sentence should read: "And in the process, we watched our home building craftsmen decimated for cheap labor with the resulting decline in the quality of home building construction.

Big Government : Financial Regulations Reformed?

Tue, 20 Jul 2010 16:23:33 +0000

Scratch the surface and a case can be made that one of the biggest outcomes of the housing bubble was the influx of illegal immigrants from Mexico. So, was the housing bubble a vehicle to fulfill the principles of the UN's Global Commission on International Migration? Here's the first 2: Principles for Action I. Migrating out of choice: Migration and the global economy Women, men and children should be able to realize their potential, meet their needs, exercise their human rights and fulfi l their aspirations in their country of origin, and hence migrate out of choice, rather than necessity. Those women and men who migrate and enter the global labour market should be able to do so in a safe and authorized manner, and because they and their skills are valued and needed by the states and societies that receive them. II. Reinforcing economic and developmental impact The role that migrants play in promoting development and poverty reduction in countries of origin, as well as the contribution they make towards the prosperity of destination countries, should be recognized and reinforced. International migration should become an integral part of national, regional and global strategies for economic growth, in both the developing and developed world. Another example of the "ruling elite" imposing their will and conspiring against the citizens of sovereign nations? And in the process, we watched our home building craftsmen decimated for cheap labor with the resulting decline in home building construction.