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Home Price Index Best Since 2006
Corelogic reported its home price index for February grew at the fastest pace since 2006. Nick Timiraos and Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman explain what it means to the industry and homebuyers. Photo: Getty Images.
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I don't think we're going have a situation where foreclosures are going to rip the bottom of the market I think we can have a correction ... where some people who are expecting prices to rise and steady ... trend ... our surprise particular when interest rates increase because it's not a question of the kids ... they are going to go up at some point we just don't know how long the parties can last do we know ... it not just interest rates peak even before we get to that point ... if ... you see for reservist then Bernice he decides to come off the candy he will eventually come off the gas in terms of money printing ... on bonds flesh and he could push more money into the economy even before he raises interest rates will that be enough to slow down this momentum ... I think it will I mean any of the people that we talk to in the market or in the market because they believe they can finance their home in one thing that's really starting to change I haven't seen five percent down ten percent down loans ... in a long time unless they were FHA back to this the government has stepped back from the market ... many of the lenders who have large Salesforce's driving massive profits right now are getting more aggressive ... about ... more aggressive loan sits ... more documentation you still have more regulation than you did five years ago but I think some ... less credit worthy people making more aggressive ... loans of more aggressive purchases are entering the market now ... and if rates increased ... I did see some them setback OK acclaimed picture joins the mic before before God I wanna throw quick shout out we cannot know twenty twenty five seconds ... all of its ... housing price improvement is helping ... the best at Fannie Mae ... right and right no I didn't read the government ... right and and friends of Fannie Mae yes or reports of seventeen billion dollars annual profit for twenty twelve ... their largest ever their first in six years ... it's a good example of how ... the improvement in housing markets haven't always knock on effects for the Danes for ... companies that make drywall wallboard and so on ok yet seen it you wonder ... you know how long ... it People get Fannie Mae to either Senseo what we're ok you know we need money from other bailouts and I just wonder ... without the fifth inning the Fed has created some profits here ... it changes the whole political dynamic in Washington will be of much interest and debate when family is making ... billions of dollars ... and what it what it can do within our them when they were losing belly us ... for more on the force be sure to check out Nick's great column on the two ... seed in today's Journal used a lot more on that one mix into some of their own risk


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(CNN) -- Manchester City's million dollar summer signings were paraded in their first Premier League game of the season but it was City's old guard who earned a priceless first win for new manager Manuel Pellegrini.
David Silva, Sergio Aguero, Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri all scored as Manchester City sailed past Newcastle United 4-0.
The victory saw City overhaul local rivals, defending champions Manchester United, at the top of the Premier League table after the first round of matches.
The result also compounded a dismal start to the new season for Newcastle -- who were reduced to 10 men -- as the defeat saw them rooted to the bottom of the table.
Manchester City have splashed the case in the summer transfer window and there was close to $100m worth of new talent on display at the Etihad Stadium.
Pellgrini gave full debuts to Spanish winger Jesus Navas and Brazilian Fernandinho in a revamped midfield before bringing on Spanish striker Alvaro Negredo in the second half.
Negredo had a goal disallowed late on but the core of the team created by former manager Roberto Mancini had already given the new Chilean boss value for money against Newcastle.
Read: Pellegrini named as Mancini's successor
"It's a very good start but I was very confident that the team would play well," Pellegrini told the media after the match.
"We worked very hard during preseason, we were trying another style of football and we must continue to improve but for the first match, it was good.
"The most pleasing aspect was the way the team played for 90 minutes, from the beginning the attitude was aggressive and we continued to play that way for the whole match."
City were unleashed at the whistle and Edin Dzeko and Pablo Zabaleta --who signed a new four year contract to stay at City earlier on Monday -- both came close to scoring.
With barely six minutes on the clock, Silva headed in Dzeko's cross to see City's lively start to the match rewarded.
Aguero found the bottom corner to send City into the break 2-0 up and things got worse for Newcastle when Steven Taylor was show a red card for swiping the Argentine striker with his arm.
Toure glided in a free kick to stretch City's advantage and substitute Nasri pounced on a loose ball to complete the rout.
The only downside for City was the exit of captain Vincent Kompany with a suspected groin injury.
The result underlined City's credentials as championship contenders for their third season in a row.
After the first round of Premier League matches, the two Manchester clubs top the standings ahead of Aston Villa and Chelsea.
There were also wins for would be title challengers Liverpool and Tottenham while Arsenal suffered the misery of a home defeat to Villa.


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I am (or was) a fish biologist by training and every now and then, Kaduna State Governor Nasiru el-Rufa'i reminds me of a fish called the muckraker. This fish swims close to the bottom of brackish rivers, raking up muck as it goes in order to find food
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President Muhammadu Buhari, Tuesday in Abuja, said the Federal Government will continue to sensitize and encourage Nigerians to cultivate the culture of paying taxes by ensuring fair implementation policy and effective utilisation of resources.
EFCC arrests six Yahoo boys, recovers cars
The operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibadan Zonal Office have arrested six `Yahoo' boys and recovered five different models of exotic cars, laptops.
NUP directs pensioners to withdraw from verification exercise in Oyo
The Nigeria Union of Pensioners in Oyo State has directed its members to withdraw from the ongoing verification exercise in the state over the harsh environment under which the initiative was being carried out.
All-Share Index drops marginally by 0.01% in cautious trading
Trading resumed on the nation's bourse on Tuesday still on a negative trend, declining marginally by 0.01 per cent in a cautious trading.
Lagos taskforce suspends paramilitary officer for corruption
Lagos State Task Force on Tuesday said it has suspended a paramilitary officer of the Agency, by name Mr Ikuburuju Alex popularly called 'Iku,' for extorting money from an arrested traffic offender in Ikorodu, following complaints against the officer on the social media and subsequent investigation of the accused staff.
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Nigeria's effort at ensuring local sufficiency in refined petroleum products was bolstered Thursday with the formal commencement of the first phase of the rehabilitation of the 210,000 barrels per day capacity Port Harcourt Refinery complex that comprises the 60,000 barrels per day old Refinery built in 1965 and the 150,000 barrels per day, new Refinery, commissioned in 1989.
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True hardware random number generators
True hardware random number generators (TRNGs) do produce true random numbers based on true random processes like the falling of a dice or the noise of a resistor or oscillator. The true randomness of these numbers is the base of many cryptographical applications, e. g. the generation of PINs, TANs and cryptographical keys. They can also be used for many other applications like stochastic resonance, genetic algorithms, monte carlo simulations, surrogat data method, creation of lottery numbers, video roulette, and many other.
An often emerging problem of hardware random number generators, as well of pseudorandom number generators, are statistical conspicuities, which can be characterized partially by the entropy (average randomness of a single random number). The information theory entropy is not meaningful, because it only incorporates the single probabilities of the random numbers but not conditional probabilities and other. Furthermore the entropy is not invariant against a basis transformation, so the bit-wise entropy and the byte-wise entropy can have totally different values. That's the reason why there are so many different entropy tests and why in the strict sense not only one but also many information theory entropies do exist.
The statistical conspicuities can have drastic consequences. Quote from a textbook:
"If all scientific paper whose results are in doubt because of bad rand()s were to disappear from library shelves, there would be a gap on each shelf about as big as your fist."
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The beautiful Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest is one of the most visited forests in the country. Let's do our part to keep it healthy! Discover native plants, find aquatic insects, and learn about environmental stewardship on this salmon-focused nature walk along the North Fork Nooksack River led by NSEA's Nooksack River Steward volunteers. No cost, no RSVP necessary, all ages welcome. Meet at the Horseshoe Bend Trailhead off HWY 542 near Glacier. (Map)


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What is a zipper merge?
When a lane is closed in a construction zone, a zipper merge occurs when motorists use both lanes of traffic until reaching the defined merge area, and then alternate in "zipper" fashion into the open lane.
Zipper merge vs. early merge
When most drivers see the first "lane closed ahead" sign in a work zone, they slow too quickly and move to the lane that will continue through the construction area. This driving behavior can lead to unexpected and dangerous lane switching, serious crashes and road rage.
Zipper merging, however, benefits individual drivers as well as the public at large. Research shows that these dangers decrease when motorists use both lanes until reaching the defined merge area and then alternate in "zipper" fashion into the open lane. Watch a brief video of how it works.
So I'm supposed to merge late?
Yes! As you see the "lane closed ahead" sign and traffic backing up, stay in your current lane up to the point of merge. Then take turns with other drivers to safely and smoothly ease into the remaining lane. Don't worry about being "Minnesota nice." When traffic is heavy and slow, it is much safer for motorists to remain in their current lane until the point where traffic can orderly take turns merging.
When not to do the zipper merge
When traffic is moving at highway speeds and there are no backups, it makes sense to move sooner to the lane that will remain open through construction. The bottom line is to merge when it is safe to do so.


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Mr Spokes Bike Hire needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 115 designs submitted by 47 freelance designers.
Logo maximum 3 colour, for cool bike hire business. Can be modern and/or retro but must be simple.
Mr Spokes Bike Hire
Family run Bike Hire business requires logo for use on letterhead, business cards, t-shirts, waterbottles, bikes and general print media.
Business is quirky, but with strong emphasis on professionalism, great bikes and service. Market includes broad age range, but logo to be aimed largely at the younger adult to forty-something age group. See http://www.mrspokes.com.au
- Item 1...Maximum of three colours
- Useful to develop black and white version
- Useful to have landscape format version plus portrait format verson
- Existing colours used by business - light olive green and dark blue. Would be helpful to maintain some link to this colour scheme.
- Can be modern or retro
- Professional, with a touch of 'cool'
- Must be straight away obvious it's about bikes
- Item 1...Don't want fluro colours or multi-coloured logo.
- No need to strongly appeal to children.
- Professional but not super corporate
- Not so cool it alienates people
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By Russ Britt
Shares of two drug distributors, the U.S.'s McKesson Corp. and Germany's Celesio AG, surged Wednesday as the two tried to hammer out a merger deal that was being stymied by hedge fund Elliott Management, a major shareholder in Celesio.
The prospect that McKesson /quotes/zigman/247413/delayed /quotes/nls/mck MCK , 14th on the Fortune 500 list with nearly $123 billion in fiscal 2013 sales, would raise its bid from $8.3 billion for Celesio sent McKesson shares higher by nearly 6% in afternoon trades to $170.81. Celesio /quotes/zigman/422736/realtime DE:CLS1 shares, meanwhile, jumped more than 9% to $24.50.
A report from Dow Jones Newswires says McKesson might up its bid to just past $9 billion. Elliott's stake now comprises 25% of Celesio's shares but McKesson needs 75% of shareholders' support under German law in order to get the bid to go through.
Elliott said on Dec. 23 that it couldn't accept McKesson's terms for Celesio. The current offer from McKesson expires Thursday.
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This new, regular feature on NHLNumbers will share interesting stats-related posts from around the web almost every day.
Welcome to edition number one of the rebooted Number Chains. In this space you will be able to find the best analytical hockey writing from around the internet on a close-to-daily basis. Subject matter will include statistical evaluation, financial analysis, contractual issues, and (sometimes) closely-related tangential works. If you have something you would like to submit for a future edition feel free to send it to me via Twitter @JoshL1220 or leave a comment.
We begin today with a look at Tyler Dellow's calculations aimed at defining the real financial gap between the NHL and NHLPA. He took the time to crunch the numbers of the NHLPA's three proposals from last week in an effort to pin down how big the financial gap between the two sides is at this point. Those of you looking for hope in the wasteland that is the Lockout should take a trip to the link and focus on this statement:
When you get right down to it, the difference between the parties sure seems to be getting awfully small: even at 5% growth, the worst possible, the PA has presented an offer that appears to be about $487.4MM away from what the NHL wants financially over a six year period. That's $81.23MM per year (and it shrinks if growth is higher!) $2.71MM per team. Do the Oilers NEED to have Kevin Lowe AND Steve Tambellini AND Craig MacTavish? They used to get by with one GM. Now they're probably paying three guys GM money.
Less depressing non-Lockout posts after the jump…
* Andrew Berkshire of Habs Eyes On The Prize recently summed up the site's project to document how every goal scored by Erik Cole, Max Pacioretty, Tomas Plekanec, Lars Eller, David Desharnais, and Rene Bourque found it's way into the net. This study led to some interesting observations. Among them:
- 34.1% of the goals scored by these six players were individual efforts.
- 52.6% of the goals were scored off the rush.
- Because I've only looked at 6 players on one team, I'm not sure how indicative this is of the Canadiens overall scoring, however just going off of memory (flawed I know), I think this split is indicative of how the Canadiens scored overall last season.
* Over at Backhand Shelf Justin Bourne published a long post about the difficulties of making the NHL and commented on the various reasons why super-talented players end up failing. The reasons listed by Justin aren't statistical, but they add supporting detail that helps explain why some production will never translate to the NHL. His final observation is one that, I think, we would all do well to remember from time to time:
Sometimes we get frustrated that our favourite prospects don't come through, but there's more to it than you see, and behind-the-scenes politics plays a big part, as much as we love to pretend it's a meritocracy. Just because you've got a lot of hope coming out of junior or college doesn't mean it's going to be an easy road to the NHL.
* From September we have Corey Pronman's Top 100 Prospects List brought to you by Hockey Prospectus. Recently Corey wrote about the top prospects currenty playing in the NCAA.
* Finally today we have an off topic short essay from Gabe Desjardins at Arctic Ice Hockey about San Francisco Giants fans. I think we can all relate to his feelings about the casual fan, and his thoughts are spot on.
In case it's not obvious, San Francisco is full of transplants from elsewhere in the country and the world. My neighborhood is O.G. – we're talking gold satin 49ers jackets and the elderly flashing gang signs on the bus – and still almost everyone is from somewhere else. And instead of living the life of suffering that all worthy sports fans endure before their team finally ekes out one championship, all of these casual sports fans get to tune in in October every few years to see if the Giants win the World Series.
It's like everyone now likes a band that I liked when they were unknown and uncool. I cannot share in their joy; I can only think of Dave Chappelle's Playa Hater's Ball and the man who called the cops on his drug-dealing neighbors not because it was the right thing to do, but just because he was jealous of all the money they were making.
Speaking to you as a man who almost a year ago today was standing in front of a TV holding my radio to my ear to hear Eric Nadel tell me the sweet words that the Texas Rangers had won a World Series (only to watch Nelson Cruz misplay a simple fly ball), I find myself relating more to those sentiments with every passing day. With the lockout going on it's nice to be able to aim bitterness in a different direction for a change. The entire post is, as always, worth a read.
Stay tuned for more riveting analysis from the world of hockey in the next edition of Number Chains.
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Phil Jackson to help Pistons find next coach
Auburn Hills, MI – Phil Jackson has agreed to serve in an advisory capacity in the Detroit Pistons' search for a new head coach.
The Pistons fired Lawrence Frank last month following a 29-53 season. Frank posted a record of 54-94 during his two seasons in Detroit.
"Phil Jackson is a friend and one of the best minds in the business," Pistons owner Tom Gores said. "We are thrilled to have him as an adviser as we make some very important decisions for this franchise. Joe (Dumars) and I discussed this and he and I are in full agreement that this is a great opportunity."
Jackson, who stepped down as coach of the Lakers following the 2010-11 season, won six titles with the Chicago Bulls and five more with the Lakers.
"Tom and I discussed using a consultant as part of our decision-making process in our search for a head coach and we feel that Phil Jackson is a great resource to use," Dumars said. "I look forward to talking with Phil next week."


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We are looking for a bright young intern to help us with our newest project, Connection Point. Connection Point links Arab and Muslim women with women from western countries in a vibrant online community. It works to end misunderstanding and stereotyping, to build on common ground, to educate, inspire, and connect. It's the place women talk about their lives and their work, comment on current events, share vital information, and foster bonds of empathy voice by voice.
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ii a vavaaaaalala vv ftlcllltlalh the watchman is the organ cf the farmers alliance in gth and 7th corgres cioncl districts advertisers make a note cf this s 50 per cent more culation than any bier papor publislieg ol.xxiiv tiiii^i fei^iiilb salisbury n/c thursday kovember 3 1892 no.l ■v r " t r 7 - " ■. . . - castoria icastoria is i5r samuel piiclicr's prcsc ' ''■■for niexiita and cmldren it contains ncitlicr c lam 31 ior b narcotic es-i.^czirc it is a tiirialcss substitute . c '-•-. •- - i ■--• oil ■:.:. its guzitiizitcg is .:■: 7 ;■■■■■-'• j ttiiiriox , s of iv ' '• castoriaistl siicvircn's ftvaacca ta h ■' ■'"- •■*■! c "' : ' r '^ ■' ' " ' ' ' tiicv ..: • me i ;; .. ' ' _ "_ / is ; . . ."."--. , v . r i -,-..:■■i hc-ro r j ., ' • ■;..>-.■.-.-.::• ._ , . has bvarfai :;•;■'■. ■. : ■". ■i lttk.d i >.■■•:■■■paiw -::-. h d 1 _ kewyorkcstr i iffllh street aaj ih avc xew york aty it isa dl't^tmo^affflincli an«!f«ini ' fi to get ttip best vului tor your money | onomizo jn toiir fuultrrnr by i-nrt uahiuff ; v 1 douaiaa f»hoe *»:.;< h represent l!io ; bt'-it si-.iu.t for prices a?<!tftj as luouaanda : will^.'^rjj t i tuts.^l3 "'■■■' uf § r n - "^: use bees l-v c - . j at i ! - tr.'i the best - t.t"e i / bpnniiie gewed l'io that i i not ■>.;:•::> c^lf . ■■■■ci ! i l rtable ftylishandduraslethananyothei ? . •. equals custom modosiioej coiling :.■the price liicy « tuallinolii <-•-;■- ■'-■-'■"■> ■-•■s f rom s to 12 ' , ., o q i :: i'oii.-o ."" ■-• v " i ' ' " r ~ 1 n i qui i theis who v aut a good '■■■> c . :. . i r : d.extca ionedr .>^ ia and will ' !■■•■r the :- ' dry au i ■. ,:..:. <.--<^ 50 flnecalf • r -- i ~^." '" - c kf<si3 insmieu'sm " ■". i : ■•■■"■■: " ' "> putney ttu.u any othe make '- ice the increas ca have found rhlio-.it e ,.^,» i.00 '.' ■•! vcrtljb c i school ovs ihoes aro worn by tho boys every wheret rhemost ffrvii i i l.->iwssi)u p tb sprlces ladled md lh : i niisbesaraiaad oi thetjostdongolaorar c f,aa desired they are very stylish c milortable and dura ble the&s.ui;shoo i'qri-ilt c;i 1 i'.vri :•■: io from i.i<»to sci.hi ladles v.i wish toeconomiae in tbeiciootwear aro finding fh'.sfmit caution w l douglas name end tho price w etninpod on tho bottom of each shoe look for it vliciiyoubuy bewareof dealers attempting to sub stitute other makes for them sachsubstitnttonsaro fraudulent aiul sulij^-ct to prosecution by law forob taluiug monev umlt r false pretences v u uougl.as ii.-ocktuu blass bold by nm f p-7v p jf -- r r j .- - ii -, * o u o -■a w s j ■. 2 wasnington lira ins ge cf new yoj-ii condensed statebient january 1st 1892 l n . .... 11,439,03878 1 servou for poiieiu n . i . stan l.ir i 4 ier i t - ; nil liabilities - - - n,032.&20 25 ' new lusiiraiu'e 1801 - - 1 ' • ■'■■'.'■■■i out-t hiding nice - •"• ' ■■■•''■■';- :. - i it.doo 15 . - inceor .; ... si i ;."» tl assets invesiwl as follows iges on if ■■.. . - § 1,541,192 02 k.w , - - 271,832 50 brook ■• ,■: m !-. - - l44.000 liit-lunan i \ r a , hon is - - 10,300 i'o.ins ; i i'ulicy-boi lers on co.'s i - - - - 278,7:^34 collntonil loans - - - : - : ' :: '' j keal kstate cosl vnlnc - - " s -■' j crtfh in tiank an ! trust co.'s - - tj,708 interest accrue i prymiums de ferred find in transit etc - 416 t '" ' ' i m •.:-.: ; .;'.- 78 for agencies and oth r particulars vklress i il d f i ak ;. ec-iul district agt j 15 ' iigh n c abvics to *"■- - . .; if you v aid ■' - t yourself from paini !. pn us :, scanty suppressed or irregular men struation you must uzz female 1 r . , ; - .--. p -- , j ca ■' • "■:-'. ! " ; - thin will certi£y 1 two • • ■■■- f my immediate famil . r having s ere«l lor rears froia ■' njiug treal i itho uefil physii " ..: , , . ., -,-. .. 1 1 . . • 1 con 1 ■<■' '' ■■' " bottls o : •• hjator its i foct is truly wotu'lti ll j '•■■change r,,,.v — -\-: ■•:■:■'• ■:-;;••.■■• k>i aina valuable iuformath iohsu ui3.i»aiscu ac7\zl ■■-•• on co atlan t ' , ga fou sa.zjj : i ■■■'■' jxsts v / \ s - vi - - - - -' r i g i ba1h $ >) the gheat remedy /) |- rc r ;.-: (■.'•;?• yz-s^xszz -^ t curr uil-ji:v ':•■.,!;■i:uanently 0 \ scs0fula ulcers egzeisa \ f rkeuhatish pimples eruptions & and all manb t of eati>'g p?::i:.\inng and 0 \ vi v m"-i o:;i:s i!iv::r ..:.■•-• ;:■<• l-v^-t v 0 foailworio blond ih-c - if i:r.tii.,n arc r p \ lorml price 81 per bottle 0 bottles for 5 lor \ & role by druggists v % semt fbeh v $ q blood b*lm co alunia ga p qooo o ooooo s : ' ; - j '^ v - . - , - — . or ■■"- ■3 oc ' - ■ks ttoy .: ■: - ■-:.-- q ■,< r '-'■■■■i .-^ kjl ■--". ::•." ■•'- < ;.; to rcciovo un.n - t on ■-. 1 - : ' on v ekcc,s5c ..■•..;. - y ooooooojoo iiulll/llkiilliuiiliulia lilall^t 11 and 13 g&nnnerce st owned find coutrolii d by alliauct men for handling ; i ■luce cotton a specialty don't s ill b f '." ; ' writing i par ticulars to j j rogers mgr p o box 212 qtjithqtot17 mippltf ' is the placs to gat eoniimeuts tcmlstones s.o a large stock t f vermont marble to arrive in a few days we guarantee ition in every e>poc and positively will not be undors ild granite monuments u d vv _-..■.--:-■oc '.- - ■•> m.iy mention ! ie wai lun lti iicti you ivilte j i iood maiiazbinea'i does llic busi ness mr j m erv.in of cabarrns fhe fattier of mr john envin the night c!e»k ill the ceiitr«l hotel fu.s been 1:1 lite fity iwr ;'. tvw vs lie an<l his son air c envin av conducting si gra-s iiinl stock farm in ualwitus iiini yctt'ifiuy ail observer reporter had i wry i.i'.rn t : ii conversation with ii!m * ii the subject _• 1 lie farm con is:s tf 2o7 acres niul tliu land hid 0 i used for tie ih'mitieliou of cottjpii in 75 yeans or uniil it was n ashed juid run clown five years ago envin iealizkl i{v.'.t there was ifn money in cotton enough it vv;.s then selling at i < > e . anil i.e was raiding a halj balo to in ii iv and that l-esides if he kept on lii land would s^on be worthies ik uai-reiip n itb.y'dout'd cotlon and : ii;b r i-t-ii uoiii liu c but turued his i'-hhrnlion to ruin grass and stock ! r.i i ■lj 11 ' liiiliul he yullie.h with bi"u*ii^*fcar^ikzed ih in i ds md gqwej i . iv . ; ii-htj i lift il grii s n.-"'i at ttuj ] same iimc he ih'guu stoc!;-raisinjj on a small scale mid now lias 2o head of in r.-i's and inuics 0:.e uf ttit'se a unc-jear-uld cult a grandson of abdul ki rcu look the fir.->t prize at the recent concord fair lie is raising stock for market i:\d sees > < i r 1 1 > ■i iunj in it liut is in i grain and i;r;iss grow ing mr erwm list year raised j,1uo i.;i ■■;* oi whi.-al d oats o.i ten acres i i ground he matte 300 humids uf wheat ail average of 30 bushels per a f : re but fur the i s from v/iie t ,..;.;. g duw a v wild have realiz d o-t imsii i.s j it acre al of l.i wheat l m k 1 o . clovi r .-(> '.. clover ii mr er wiii ri i pinion i uf surpasses j.e.is as a .' feriii zer iie is sal i lied that he can grow rtiicat at better profit iit si pel ; i iisin 1 than he could coilou ; ; t loi pel ' [■■■■in i lie i as 50 ili'is in clover ! i<:\v in likes ins ii'.vn ciover si-od and ' will iu-re-ifier h ve it to sell seeing thai th - :■worth -.'■'> to y per bushel ; n will al i ilce appear that the clover seed industry is not an iusiyn;tiouiil i oi e it is a o ).] as ii play to hear mr erwiu a!k farming he could the i itton fanik rs ( i ! his section > al ■ii j e p i t if does niit run to corn ' ii tit se>'rf jt pt^s.h ii ies in stoi k r.ti . £ •.;. . ■ing yj .; .- . s and the s.i.i graii .-(/,■iriutte ub.:ervt r <. li.tii t'i'ti '- iitni^jf i..:v i f i he in st familiar wo]"ds i-iiii in loins ui ci al z d iiie h.»ve li^t ; . ; . .; : : [ . , . \ ; v l ;..:;. 4 c«*i ! urn s ::. r i i i j.oll oi l^llli.j ummlmiiit the mcl ..: ■■' panel i i a door i v mai i ii i'l-.i si.aj-e of a i-p.ss \> i i wiir ii e idi-d :<> krf-p c>ui v uc-hea ;>;'>' c\i sp:ri:s i>',;s wlieii liist used tin ( ;,;.;■. lies w itc i .•■-.:■"!. illid i ii v vi re rtii.g in nt\ier to k.'ei b-fk dt-ino:is ill i!;eir he.irii g the e-.ves uf a dwell ing in th ■.-■.!.]" a>;e acre mad 1 to pro ],'.-,. i ha ti:r ii:l^iii : hclit-r .-.•; ! i s on which the u-jigi'i or w;.yfarer tutih re.v ll'.r?c siic-es l.ifc;:me a i^n of gc i > .; luck i re u-e witches in the dark ages were put to the test by grasping a hot iron a i.ors 1 sli e being the-iron musi fri qupinly r in ployed as the v itch ufa p.ai uraliv would avoid horse slu.es l.lii v were nailed v-n the door to keep t in in i i;t i .!.;;,:: h.-ucls i ii meeting cri-_;in i ted in the ilavs ( f chivairy wlu-n two friend y k:i joined right hands in , : trust ; tliui rendering t hem • s ives ;■i ' r'e s to gra p their swords i | r is ;■ci ill ra i n of ma-tcr and .' ■: . i ii.«tn . >. v ( re both used by ' i •■!■or . the ii uching of the in.t u . '. ;. i in c gri . i ing i ; a n lie of the cti fdin wlucli made ii oliligatory on j ■(•; > i r n liii tiers to stand uncover ed in the j re i nee oi their king or feu idal 1 :•!. hi 1 of the forms of conrte in f <■:. t;tcit!y imply that the person us i ii w them i ue itimseif in a subordi nate po-ition lo the man whom he uumili'y s,.ys von holden i ; i !:.• crowning virtue of a gentleman when 1 meet an unworthy person 1 ' says l'oynia i still uncover not to the man 1 know him to be but to the man he may be youth's companion s!ic<*p shcarincs the way to keep a flock up is to keep on culling when the purchaser seeks i he pro ducer the best prices are obtained a i-irjixv shed makos a good shelter f blur pr.ivid d c r is taken toj ' have i dry under l ofc \ f.'.i mi in ty be over-stocked wilh micpp as witii o her aiiinixls but it is rarely lone now when making a s«peci il i-ffort to un urove ~ lhret!-year old rani il will give ii best res u its in breeding more at cut ion to i he sheep and less to the tariff mi^ht enable many to real /.- a prolit i\here they now iail lav in a s:ipp!y of oil meal and bran for winter feeding tl.ey tuaku <'■g od eed to i x wilh aii kinds ui rough • e^s the s'.ieep is tii 1 sni ill farmers friend because with them they can . oiiveri into a good produt t in cell thai would dilierwim go lo wa*h children grj for pitch 3r's castorlaj wahnek's choi bulletin solution would i$i pi.zzicd—^ome f oitr kilcce«5fiil farmers — other i ><>!». correspondence of the watcinnan saxdki.svilln n c it wrunm f tkt i s ilnrion tn diagnose hi a^ric it m.l outlook at his time poli icidtv or theoretically unclp jerry rusk has tri-d if and he is the bijjge«t farmer in i he count it ihat is he reaps more to the amount lie plants than any af us hayseeds after him i reekc»n onr uncle john rubin^on commissioner of north carolina agri cultural experiment station for the propagnation of ideas and analysis of fertilizers comes next }!■> makes 2.500 a year raising cane on a patch of hie agricultural department twen ty fe^'t square neither of these successful farmers ml rain producers ran foretell the events of the next few d;.ys politically or other wise they kn"\y tjmt rain will rain whenever we nave a wet spell they know that agriculture is not paying those who farm tlu/y know tli.it ihe trees leave in the spring but never go anywhere but they don't know who is going to 141 \ e bond as sheriff or treasurer they don't know who will orate in ihe legislature they a:-i in doubt about the name of the gentleman who will go to wash ington and come hack sc.«r«l to death declaring that the force bill v:is nf er them and that it has horns and red eyeballs they don't care much either t ! is reminds me i ouch sent a let ter to mr jerry rusk commissioner of agriculture at washington hero is a copy 1 1 ox jerry husk washington d c dear sir 1 wish to r et your opin ion concerning t!ie oii-ion rind habits of the horseradish l : .\ it really ever lie i horsf la ir related to the mexi can pony or horses of aral ia here is his uiswer dear sir your rsfeemnl favor l.o hand the hor.-er.uli.-h is quite a warm thing wl-eu eaten but that dues not prove its relationship to the mexi can pony in mexico be citizens eat red pepper with their grub i suppose i hut iins up ii;e nieii aud ihev inspire fciif ponie 1 . the horseradish is if the ro t ivmi'v — n-ifns hnifuii as we smv in l i tin i jilt * here \ •■u don't n.nder ! tiii that 1 beheve ihat by a iii er i use of lniiserad:s!i and rrd u pper the atmosphere en be warmed up produc :; g iuoi>ture and la : er some rain i ! will fry ft 1 ititi'.if in ivxns next vt-ar a ceit mi distr c 1 here has b-tit with out r in !' r i re e-.r it wiil c si a great deal i kno.v i-r it vrill take cords i f horseradish and pepper to w.iiiu things up to the ram icurei j 1 11 r 1 ko>v if any r a ers of ihf watcman iliiiik t lie v c;iii learn i n vt iii:j*jj i r.'in i j i iv t-r if thf-y ihink mich ii-i-icii ,. r:sis are wort anything except to i!r..w their s-ularics mi yoie they can iu ahe id aiid pin ! heir faith to them 1 would jus a soon carry inv corns io t ( 1 ti^ie.-siiien lor a cure js io c rry my igiioraiice to such men for ini'o ina;i n liepoits from 82 counties are con flicting as the y oi ! t-xecutii-n draws iiijjh ihe canditlaics grow p.ilc i3y uexl monday tln-ir knees will be knocking together and let-th chatter ing things are very uncertain ll a man wants io thai re ni politics hf p < 1 , t 1 • 1 cau saifiy to so now ts-ptciniiy caiiai fi.-.'n it looks like there is going io be no election for tl:e voters who are not hidirg out are fighting jusi to keep up llieir courage so many have i their eyes tied up in a r.ig that they are us apt to vole the wrong ticket as any other ivay the cainlidates are ! « i * • i r 1 lliir best to kill each other ii i reminds me of one snake swallowing another i am glad that i am not a ' candidate i ani trying to lead a i ] eac able christian life 1 pray every i night to be delivered from the hand of the gidtonites the k^gites and the ! t'orcebiliitw the jugite.s mill the uther ! ites that infest tise country j pracefully jake warxeb j tin dog ii he snapping turtle a day or two ago a twelve-pour.d snapping turtle st rolled into i lie village i of derby amo.ug ihe connecticut hi s land moved down its priiicrple street ■leisurely gazing at the sights at john llanley's nsidence i suddenly paused ■john tlanlcy h s a dog ambitip.is t!i i niiied and iuqui^iiivc the dog caught j sight of the turtle at about the im>m ut lit stopped walking anil after having nieditated a minute or two evidently c included it w.is worth looking i;;io siowly and cautiously he advanced to ihe turtle in the road which apparently having decided that there was fun to be had with the dojr drew in the the oui posls of himself laid low and kept wn nil the do snifeed at the iurtie then jrc-w away su idenly walked gin gerly about hie queer hud ; 11 1 snitte uga 11 the turtle remained as motion ic.-s as a rock again the dog walked about it then sniffed at it final opene.l his jaws with a sudden resolute c c picked 1 p ihe beast aud started tor his huiii 1 , doubtless iiiteiuifng b astonish his master n'iih his sinj^islai discovery tie h dn't gone far l.o r tfver before something happened 6-i-i 1 derby man who had witnessed the proceedings with curious interest i oiie moment there was u dug-gone cir cis in every spnse of the tf-rm the dog had ju-t irot a pood bold of the turtle when suddenly the turtl'-'s ion head shot out and its jaws closed with a resentlesa grasp on the dog's cheek y<>u can believe there was music then the d<>g jumped two feet into the air and shook his lead furiously howled and prancpd bounded rollt-d in i he dust described all forms of gio j uietiici.l figines hut the turtle lied on ' and went v\ith him the snapper iv»s a stave il had caught on to the dog's idea and fol lowed it perfectly lie was in it as long as 1 lie dog's hide held finally j the dog got up on ins hind legs stand ing straight in the air and shook the tiir 1 ■sav ge y ; th n he tl iwed at the enemy witii both fore paws but ii was no just fit this moment however john llunli'y wi;o had been aroused by the uproar in the street rushed on tin scon ad sized up the situation in an inslant fir.-t he caught the dog and dragged hi ui into the house then he got the family tongs caiight the sky larking turtle and rammed one log of 1 the tongs down the beast's throat ii 1 was only after repeated jabs of this sort however that he finally forced the turtle to let k then he wain el it out of the kitchen window into the gar den the dog well he is better but it will he it long and cold day be fore he undertakes to monkey v>.ilh a snapper agaiu 1 — x y sun the farm and home of riiic;i a p--ij er with 250.c0u circulation has the following about voting and vote sell j ing the selling of votes for money n al most impossible iii states thnt employ 1 he genuine atistrulian secret bailot sv.-tem no man can be trusted to repnsent farmers or any other people who buys his election such a legisla tor is a marketable commodity and will sell itself to the highest bidder cyeii more readily than he will buy votes for himself farm and home believes that the great body of our farmers still j o-css such convictions as to public integrity and us to the sa creduess of their duty a citizens that vviil enable them to put a stop to the 1 corrupt use of money in electii n — an j evil tnat is now skpning the vitals of i !■).' ropublic a strnn r orgaijiz^tiou j ' r ghitous i ublic spirit and patriotism ' t:i:.t wi i not betra itself for lucre are ! e^m-n l.-.l to this reform liut tlnse i e^st'iiti.ils are rapidly developing god ujju-ad the day wh.cn it hall be consiii j 1 red a.s infainchis to shl one s vote s t was 1:1 lieufdict arnold to betray i west lajint some of our re.dersui.n i ai first n-gard ihi-i nutter as l.ieyond i the eo|-e of an agricultural journal ■but ii is very certa 11 that refoim is to i come only ihrt-ugh the uprising of the old-fashioned pat no if 111 and integrity j which s'i 1 n aft the yei m^nry o this couiitrv ijt-r us pra god to give evrry parent strength iid wisdom to ! impart these same principles of ever i lasting justice and right to the rising generation so that ll.ev in--_v possess 1 lit same heritagn han led down 10 us and now in our solemn keeking a i'r ■..■and independent ropublii tuese i tiioughts hhould come home to every person at tl.is campaign season ' flock scraps ireland h:.s now about one minion ' more sheep i han i:i 158'j sheep at english f ; irs this year have been selling al coi;sideral>!y lower j pricrs tlih 11 last mii mi ar the ivceut york eng fair 50,u00 s ! ir,-j were | penned trade was low and unsatis factory american buyers took about 5,000 bales of wool at the late l mdon sales i total sales at this series were 197,000 bales with 33,ooj hales of the offerings held or the next series beginning no vember 24 indicating the free marketing of wool this seasou is the statement that sales of wool in boston philadelphia chicago new i ork and st louis ill amount to between 45,000,000 and 50,000,000 pounds more thnu during the same time in 1s-j1 western wool markets are strong with no disposition to shn le price on ' t-h-j part of the sellers the smi fran ti'-cd market is reported strong with only moderate stocks dealers gener ally report th • lou ity distneti cle.uic . up closer ; iian ever before a kansas farmer suy i have mad i bfets a part of my cimji for the la.it seven years and have not ii id a i:iu r i failure with the right treatment a crop of from twenty to thirty tons c in be relied upon i generally grow mammoth mangel yellow g.it^posi or golden tan k;ii*d beets i think thai he re:i>on so few of these are grown is nol because our climate i-s unfavorable to them turn the points of your collars if j you wnartli.it son as soon as th come home from the laundry as ii i m iy save time some morning when y m are iu u hurry p w t tes tullahom tenn wiltosa ••!: iocs me go .. '■> ■: i hi i inte !! otxi v m b lu a i..-.,r un a sci a-i oli the luugsai.d lu>i'u<:i i hi ! ir uoled uic two years anj 1...11 otlier ioi ic ', ui^c 1 1 befell , oid9 ur.d tr.ds the father of samuel pepys wns a } tailor the velocipede was invented l>v dais in 1^17 tintoretto the famous painter w:;s j the s;)ii ( f i dyetrakei it is now a possibility o insure yenr goods g:.inst the depredations of bur glars a mi.vr-kk is a head < f cattle over 0 months old that is not branded ! y its owner the longest verse in the bible is the ninth verse of the ti^hth chapter of e-ther among the chins he flower of i\e | eugtniu is hippos d to lia\e ome pt cuhar power mr james highland and miss anna fling were marred in mane county mo a few an s a a chinese proverb says that a bnst l-ing.v oman i«nd a crowing hew are neither lit for gods nor men if sweet oil is applied to the kin ini | mediately after a blow vr bruise it ill : not turn black and blue a couple were married one day re ! ceutly lit winston n c ajtt-ra court bhip of twenty-aeven ye:»rs we have not time or inclination to indulge in fanciful trouble until we have gut rid of our real misfortune the number of buffaloes sow in the yellowstone national | ark is nearly iv(k showing a slow rate of increase unless an austrian the consent of his wife he cannot gat a passport to journey beyond the frontier of his own country fifty pounds of honey are annually produced l»y a hive of 5,000 bees in live years the bees will huve increased to 50,000 last ye«r the canadian pacific earned 18,072,174 of which 7,134 040 was net the iratid trunk earn ed sl7,423,b60 of which 3,so2,3s1 waa net etuiie siiid tl c poetess we stepped out of the sanctum the other day and eddie took our seat al the desk just as he leaned brick in our chair ; n ! got his eee.t u thu desk a youiij4 lady came in and thinking ed was the beautiful moulder rjf ihose r.«re poetic thoughts that glisten in the mirror thus addressed ii in i have composed a few verses or partially composed them s.nd 1 have thought joii might help me finish them and then print them ma says tin y ar-j real nice as i;ir as they j.;o and pa tnkes your pa er fene was i liaiidsi me creature with bei utiiul blue eyes and a crown y s yellow as golden io>es li.eie i was ail expectant look upon her f;.ce a 1 boj tlessntss that aj>pealed to the hol iesl emolioi:s and jbiddie made up ins mud not to crush the longing oi thai | pure heart f i.e never stnak another ; lick may i show you the poetry con tinued the ripe red mouth " k'ou will sec that 1 cuuldn't get the last lines oi the vtre a id if you will be so kind iis to help me — il ji hei ! though he had never readaiiueof poetry ejdie felt the pirit of the divine art hood his sou as he yielded to the bewildering iniirde 11 ip her w'va he should smile i'he verses run like this she wenl on taking courage froin his eye : - ii r.v 3 iftly fwcc the nu'.unm air tii ; ilyiii «• dll.t i'l lilu an-1 iiiiluri turns frjiu restful cure to anti-bilious niils 1 added ejdi , with a j'-r ;. ju>t the thing it rythmes and it's m you take every body now all the pi op!e you mcel are i suppose you know best int r rup ed iht >•■■!!!'.,' girl i h uln'i thoughi of it in that way but \<<\\ have a letter idea such things now the second vers is more lik this the lore-eye 1 kine upon the moor look tender hum k :-.!! ; l snd vi:i!o fro:u the rulli y c imi - the r r - : of the matcli'.ea iv?r pad roared eidie th«re you get it thai finishes the second verse bo as to m .'■■. with the 1 her : -:.'-. tt cnmtiim s the f:.shious with p«>etry and t i lea home to the fireside 1 1 i o:i'v i.a 1 v ii ability at shir ing a v i ■■.■wit i my w ui is il « indiug it up i'd ■; iij t he pri uli \!, bus k 1 -- and open uj i | i ii ;..■■;•. i :-.:,•-- to-ill it w . ■■i .,..';- i skeii the \ o •■■4 1 ■! v il j nit -. nke in ■as kerping up 1 he ; hs-ni ' you don't want lo you waitt i > break the theme here and there th i reader likes it better oh yes f you keep the theme it gets monotonous 11 perhaps t hat is so j iued l'i • ■bcmtity brigbteiiin up 1 didn't think of that now i'd try the third verse ho v - 1 lly !:■■>' the '■■■■: il;iy a - ijiii ■• ■- ■■• •■.■!. ami iii .:■•! nj twiliylit i ., < -\\ •• hip ! i i man's ilrunk iig.iin.a'ouidirt ii wo dd ii ? is i ! . ■1 '■. i nic i ii v ,. i i *\ ,"■i ' i'.i . ■. ■': —■1 ; • t l-e : ,■, .• ■: f p - k -.... w •• 1:111 t haw : his iiiiu i :_ i . !. su j ose <■n — ; r , ) v j : 1 .- 1 \ . : s j — . > n j 1 : d i - _ out niv i ;•..-" ••[- that iii-w 11 ii fj in d tii im-v 1 sw • t lips al least 1 u tr hi arj 1 before i don't knownbal it moans new ? 1 >> e>i its now ben is thfl presbyterian nnnte for ovefcout nl sponr v my copper that's ji<t whnt t wilighl voiilil think of h'r-t.vou know oil dim t te afraid that's ju^t im mense u weil i'll leave thai to you sm'1 i he glorious girl with a sweel smile that pinned k<i"n-s heart in his some " 1 his i the fou t i \ t rs the incrrv milk-m i i 3ong ue-eclii s i'ri m the rocks assilentlj she trips along " with !:. les in both her sinks cried the delighted lv.d <•. you see " oh in r uionstratrd i he blushing n a len not t tint " cert in y lint protested eddie warmiug up k n 11 in ii>nr she's p>t em and \- u p t fidelity to f;.d with h well ol poetical expression the s ol p otrv generally is tliev cant state thing ; a they are it ain't like pn>s liul here we've busted all the ihe estalilishrd notions and put tip n actual existence with a v.ii ol genuine poetry ever t 1 think ihut the ' e we've strut k vel 1 don't >»*<• in to lo k at it as you do but i i oi'itr.-t vuti sire the best jui.^e l'tt th night i ou^ht to say as pilcntly slir trips n lu uiuiii s ye.'low tm »>*. would that do i ! just look at it i os track rj'lmie to rocks no n t m this paper ii don't besides wheu you ay t;,iks and rucks yon give the iru pression of some fellow who ismiawli niy for safety socks on tin other hand i h airs \\ ith r cks und i lauti tios ttiem while it touches up the milk maid and by describing \\> r to l u child oi the very nature you air show ing up 1 ihiiik you are ri_ht said tin swpel ungel i ii tell pa win re lie's wrong thi is the waj the fifth verse runs anil ulosfe l>cliii il the fanners boy thrills forth liis simple limes an i sli;w b i !■■llie luiiiilt'ii co " kk and sp its ins pant-iloon done ii myscif u now exactly how it is — \\ li i •!. ss your heart 3 on ' but she was gone the d or slammed violently and a mad poeless wintrush ing,lhri»u*;h the court house yard ijieatli ii ana heuies upon the sur prised biudie ii dmn min'ov he did 2tot ai»|>rove oi kissing cuuning fanner guiiforj does not believe in pramiscuou.i kis iug,so whet his corn was read tu husk lit went over ea.cli ear i t uid many itu.-lifis uitij carefully pu i'd down ei.ou^h jl tlit husks to iii close tin red ears iin-s he is id 1 o one tide then chuckling u himself pi i t lie ordinary t aia i u i.i barn lioor and s m out ins invii ,■. for a liu>kui 1 ! ■■n«-w uiiv xut tjoe.-i till to a : liu t mr in 1 1 ford s sui;.rt ness over rcaclietl :>> i a tuoug 1 1 e nu mi i a ■-. the fanner's family is a very pretty lo \ rar-i hi daiigliicr \\ ho ) i aid her t'aii er telling in i moi in r ol i he 1 1 ick he ha i pul up on tin '•>> ■} s fjlie uoui ' niniiic.iti d i lit f..i t in a young man u lig is i v . i in hivoi ic it i i him lie in turn told other liojs mj uikii the night of tl.e luii-kiu caine they were prepaix-d everj one • f the s.xteeii i young men had sc ured i he tow u oi winchester lh<ii uay or red ear oi ■t corn b'armei gruilford v\eltomtd the hu.sk ■i ers with cnn&iderable uau;nu:y con • y di iin th • iti i j '■» l<e iniu been yiii.t of and s !•• n he liad liguttd the laiiti i i and i d t .« s raw tor the lvi;l ik i to si i h ii till u i i 11 ul j (..»• stalla to w vu ,, r 1 ' laugh il s - i •■vv..s mti ; ; upi d vcij qnick : !\ b hie sound ol a roii«iuy ki >, an i in i k d up in i ii zeiii "' ; " m l-i ' pntt dangiitfi i-iii-.,ii r as si e ar • | r.aiged lit r lair w i icli i l.e ii o ardent \ ling s uiu ii i uij>i rr.iiigi d in in j u is eagerness in cei ure the hist k:ss ! 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To the Editor:
The debate over whether President Barak Obama is a socialist is over and the answer is an unequivocal and resounding YES. Mr. Obama's statements over the years have unmasked him for what he is, a socialist. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines socialism as: "any of various economic and political theories advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods."
The evidence of Mr. Obama's socialist leanings were highlighted in a just released audio tape of Mr. Obama at an Oct. 19, 1998 speech at Loyola University where he stated, "I think that what we're going to have to do is somehow resuscitate the notion that government action can be effective at all," Obama says. "I think the trick is figuring out how do we structure government systems that pool resources and hence facilitate some redistribution – because I actually believe in redistribution, at least at a certain level to make sure that everybody's got a shot." The point is undeniable, Mr. Obama believes in redistribution!
Let's not forget candidate Obama's discussion with Joe Wurzelbacher "Joe the Plumber" on Oct. 12, 2008, when Mr. Obama stated, "It's not that I want to punish your success; I just want to make sure that everybody who is behind you that they've got a chance to success, too. I think when you spread the wealth around, it's good for everybody." Mr. Obama's socialist leanings are punctuated in his own words to "spread the wealth around."
Mr. Obama more recently removed all doubt of who he is and what he believes in during a campaign rally in Roanoke, Va., on July 13, 2012, where he stated, "Look, if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. You didn't get there on your own. I'm always struck by people who think, well, it must be because I was just so smart. There are a lot of smart people out there. It must be because I worked harder than everybody else. Let me tell you something – there are a whole bunch of hardworking people out there. If you were successful, somebody along the line gave you some help. There was a great teacher somewhere in your life. Somebody helped to create this unbelievable American system that we have that allowed you to thrive. Somebody invested in roads and bridges. If you've got a business — you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." Mr. Obama's mocking of people who took risks to better themselves shows his clear contempt for capitalism and his affinity for socialism. By the way, the socialist approach has never worked, does not work, and will never work. Greece, France and countless other countries have tried but failed to make socialism work. As former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Margaret Thatcher once said, "The problem with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money." Stephen Pollard in a Jan. 18, 2009 book review noted that Mrs. Thatcher's crusade against socialism was not merely about economic efficiency and prosperity, but that above all, "it was that socialism itself – in all its incarnations, wherever and however it was applied – was morally corrupting."
Not only do Mr. Obama's own statements reflect who he is, a socialist, his actions and policies as President of the United States clearly and undeniably demonstrate the direction he is taking this country. Here are just a few examples.
The bigger question is not whether Mr. Obama is a socialist, which he clearly is, but why he refuses to admit that he is. The simple answer is that he knows that if he admits who he really is, people will run from him like he has the plague, which he does, and it's called socialism. The simple question for voters is this: Would I vote for Barak Obama, or anyone for that matter, if they admitted they are a socialist?
Keith A. Johnston
Nice article of half truths, exaggerations and blatant lies. It's like saying "he said he doesn't like hot-dogs, therefore he's a vegan!" Listen, you don't like his policies. Fine. That's enough. There's no need to perpetuate the Red Scare 2.0. He's a Liberal. He's not Lenin. Relax and take a breath. Vote for Romney. It's cool.
Wow! And I thought President Obama wasn't liberal enough.
Great article, Keith. I agree with all of it. It is not lies -- all truths, and the writer showed his sources (usually government agencies), so I don't understand how anyone could see them as half truths or lies.
I wish more people would really learn the facts here as Keith has spelled out. Maybe then, they would see the light and vote for Romney!
Who cares unless you are part of the 1% of the population making all the money. Everyone else has nothing to lose having him as a president. I'd rather see him take care of the less fortunate than the top money makers in the country who don't need the help !!
what is worse? Socialism or corporate greed ? Corporate greed meaning the top upper management making all the money where as the employees are not taking care of finicially. The companies bottom line is more important than anything else.
Socialism at least distributes the wealth and is for the people. I'm not saying it is the best way to go but capitalism also has its flaws.
There is no evidence that capitalism creates jobs. We've all heard this falacy. The rich will create jobs if they have tax breaks and incentives. Well that didn't happen.
God Bless what is left of this country cause it's all down hill....
Mr. Johnston only tells half the story. Yes, our first Black President is clearly a socialist. And, yes, he does endorse redistributionist policies. And I'll concede the point that a record number of Americans are now dependent upon food stamps, and more broadly on government in some other form. OK, millions of seniors will soon be losing a variety of medical services on which they have come to depend, while hundreds of thousands of job producers will see their taxes raised in the understandable name of "fairness". And fine, one in six Americans in now living in poverty, RI's economy continues to resemble that of Mogadishu, and it is abundantly clear that dozens of countries are now exploiting what they see as weakness in America. I get all that. However, Mr. Johnston fails to mention that Michelle still looks fabulous in Versace, and Barack does an uncany immitation of Al Green. And for the thoughful RI voter, that's good enough for us!