Barack Obama: “The Best Is Yet to Come” …(Hurl Alert)

Barack Obama promises: “The best is yet to come.”
Bury your cash now or buy something that will not lose its value.

Natural News already has put together “10 dire consequences of Obama’s re-election victory.”

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#1 November 7, 2012 at 9:17 am
Linda commented:

AMERICA IS IN MOURNING…ALL OUR FLAGS SHOULD BE HALF-STAFF!
#2 November 7, 2012 at 9:21 am
Granny commented:

Trying desperately to think of what “something that won’t lose its value” might be.

Don’t bother with the cash – we’ll be taking that down by the wheelbarrow full to buy bread. See the 1920ish economic collapse of Germany for a reference point.
#3 November 7, 2012 at 9:23 am
Stella Baskomb commented:

Great speech – for a president-elect of the student council.

But he left out “E pluribus plura”
#4 November 7, 2012 at 9:23 am
BuddyG commented:

Two Americas, not on speaking terms

/Michael Barone

Excerpts:

“One America tends to be traditionally religious, personally charitable, appreciative of entrepreneurs and suspicious of government. The other tends to be secular or only mildly religious, less charitable on average, skeptical of business and supportive of government as an instrument to advance liberal causes.
. . .
As a result, there are going to be many Americans profoundly unhappy with the result of this election
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Now the Two Americas disagree, sharply. Government decisions enthuse one and enrage the other. The election may be over, but the Two Americas are still not on speaking terms.”
#5 November 7, 2012 at 9:25 am
donh commented:

Now we get the real ” Gangsta Sh!t “….> http://www.datalounge.com/cgi-bin/iowa/ajax.html?t=11018462#page:showThread,11018462
#6 November 7, 2012 at 9:28 am
bg commented:

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and to think my chances of missing out on the good
times are growing more favorable day by day.. /s/

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#7 November 7, 2012 at 9:29 am
Militant Conservative commented:

Here comes the crash.
#8 November 7, 2012 at 9:29 am
kato commented:

The best is yet to come if you happen to be a shiny-faced parasite.

Free upgrades on those cellphones and lots more redistributing to America’s blight.
#9 November 7, 2012 at 9:31 am
myohmy commented:

A sad day for america, but good for 47% who live off government subsidies.
#10 November 7, 2012 at 9:39 am
Hugh commented:

If I was a business owner,pink slips would be coming. Especially to blacks,hispanics,and single women.
#11 November 7, 2012 at 9:41 am
Militant Conservative commented:

#10 AFLAC already did that to the Obama supporters.
#12 November 7, 2012 at 9:44 am
bg commented:

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the 47% are not the enemy, the Government is..

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#13 November 7, 2012 at 9:52 am
bg commented:

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can’t help but take notice of how well the 1% control the 99%
who simply can’t seem to help them enslave themselves fast
enough, that is what the sad sick irony of it all boils down to..

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#14 November 7, 2012 at 9:55 am
BuddyG commented:

The media is the enemy of traditional America
#15 November 7, 2012 at 9:56 am
Adi commented:

With the impending market crash in Europe, I suggest to all who have some cash to burn: buy as many Rolexes, Panerais or Pateks as you can. Fast. Transforming your savings account into gold or diamond won’t bring that much. I predict an increase of 300% in the price of Swiss-made watches.
#16 November 7, 2012 at 10:01 am
Hera commented:

After Obama signed the “stimulus” he said “this is the beginning of the end”
#17 November 7, 2012 at 10:08 am
bg commented:

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Congratulations Cloward & Piven,
posthumously and otherwise..

oh yeah, and a huge shout out to Alinsky & the Ayatollah.. /s/

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#18 November 7, 2012 at 10:14 am
Stella Baskomb commented:

myohmy said “. . . good for 47% who live off government subsidies”

No.

No one gets government subsidies.

Governments cannot subsidize anything, because governments have no money.

What happens is this. Governments take money by force from more productive people (called taxpayers) and run the government with it. In addition governments give some of the money to less productive people – and they call these “government subsidies”).

Sometimes, some people are unproductive thru no fault of their own. (I think the number of these people is much smaller than 47%.) Most of us want to live in a country where these people get help to meet their needs, whether thru charities or “government subsidies.”

But the steadily rising tide of “government subsidies” over the past 80 years has not reduced the proportion of less productive people—it has increased the proportion. Is that because there are proportionally more people today who are unproductive thru no fault of their own? Really?

Even more “government subsidies” in the future will continue to increase the proportion of unproductive people. There is no reason to believe otherwise. Except, perhaps, hope . . . hope being what one falls back on when there is no evidence.

So eventually the productive will be unable to support the unproductive and the economy will collapse of its own unproductive weight.

America will have fundamentally changed.

It will be called a legacy. Not that it will matter then, who is to blame.
#19 November 7, 2012 at 10:17 am
bg commented:

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OT..

One law for All – Passion For Freedom – Awards 2012

[Under totalitarianism and dictatorship, one eats “fear for breakfast,
fear for lunch and for dinner, fear” says Uruguayan writer Eduardo
Galeano.

Fear is palpable when one lives under an Islamic
inquisition, even if it’s not experienced directly.

Even here in Europe – Islamism’s Sharia laws and fatwas of censorship
and death for everything from blasphemy, heresy, and apostasy become
secular ones – where the artist or dissenter is not routinely imprisoned
or killed (even if the threat is always there) but proclaimed ‘guilty’ of
offence, disrespect, intolerance, and Islamophobia, thereby making
censorship and self-censorship ‘justifiable’.

Where it rules, Islamism forbids you to dissent;
here, it convinces you that dissent is impossible.

Yet fear is only part of the story; it is
what we do despite the fear that counts.

In the late 1980s, whilst working in Sudan, I and a Burmese colleague
whose name I cannot recall initiated an underground human rights
organisation opposed to the Islamic regime there. When things got
tricky, he said the fear was secondary. Taking action – even when
one is afraid – that is the sign of true courage.

Though I do often wonder who is really afraid of whom?

Islamists are even afraid of 15 year old
Malala who wants the right to go to school.

It is they who are afraid of the truth. And of us.

One Law for All – and its Passion for Freedom Art Festival – speaks truth to
power and demands change, despite the fear. But it also aims to honour our
artists and our dissenters.

No society or community is homogeneous. Dissent and great art is
alive even in the furthest and darkest corners of the globe. As is
immense courage.

As Salman Rushdie says: “Great art, or, let’s just say, more modestly,
original art is never created in the safe middle ground, but always at
the edge. Originality is dangerous. It challenges, questions, overturns
assumptions, unsettles moral codes, disrespects sacred cows or other
such entities. It can be shocking, or ugly, or, to use the catch-all term
so beloved of the tabloid press, controversial. And if we believe in liberty,
if we want the air we breathe to remain plentiful and breathable, this is
the art whose right to exist we must not only defend, but celebrate. Art
is not entertainment. At its very best, it’s a revolution.”

One of the artists celebrated at the festival, Ai WeiWei says:
“If we don’t push”, nothing changes. Clearly, change it must.

~ Maryam Namazie]

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